§ 53. Mr. STANTONasked if the German named Saure is still permitted to visit the neighbourhood of our reservoir and waterworks at Hirwain and Penydaren, Glamorganshire; if he is still permitted to travel to and from London; if he will explain why any German is allowed to get near the people's water supplies; if he will see that this German is interned at once; and if he will make inquiries who the German is who lives at or near the Cardiff Waterworks, and lock him up for the safety of the people of Cardiff?
§ Sir G. CAVEIf the hon. Member refers to the case of Francis Sauer, I understand that he severed his connection with the firm on whose business he used to visit Glamorganshire in September, 1916, and I have no information that he has travelled to Wales since, but I am making inquiries. If the hon. Member will give me further particulars about the case referred to in the last part of his question, I will have inquiries made about it also. All exemptions of alien enemies from internment are at once to be reviewed.