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THE COAL STRIKE.

London, April 19.

WEDNESDAY, AFRIL 27, 1921.

A significant statement was made in the House of Commons-late last night which it is thought Will increase the prospects of a settic- ment of the coal situation. Mr. Lloyd George declared that, although the Government is unable to accept indefinite liability, it has not excluded the possibility of a subsidy for a permanent settlement. The Northumberland Miners' Association instructed its delegates to the National conference which meets on the 22nd April, to ask the Executive Committee to meet again the conlowners and the Govern, ment in order to ascertain the temporary wages settlement they are prepared to offer provided the question of a National Wage Board and pool is discussed later.

The fact that the coatowners met this morning and proceeded after a short conference to the Board of Trade to interview the Secretary of Mines is the only indication of any movement with a view to a solution of the drifting situation. It is surmised that the mineowners will take an early opportunity to respond to the roquest of the Miners' Federation for elucidation of Lord Gainford's offer to forego profits mentioned on April 15th, The Federation says that before the offer can be treated seriously it must explicitly Le stated whether the owners in suggesting readjustments of the wage schedules are prepared to agree that richer districts must assist the poorer and contends that the offer is worthless as it at present stands.

GERMANY'S LIABILITIES.

Paris, April 15.

According to the latest advices, Germany, as the result of the failure of her recent overtures to the Cabinets in Berne, Prague, Washington and Brussels has abandoned the attempt to find an intermediary to convey to the Allies her new counter-proposals which are believed be largely a recapitulation of the proposals in London on March 7th. Meanwhile, the Eeparations Commission is completing an estimate of the amount of reparations to be claimed from Germany on May 1st and French experts are continuing the examination of the economic and military penalties to be applied in the event of Germany's continued refusal to meet her obligations. According to the Echo de Paris fresh territory is to be occupied in the Ruhr region which comprises the district of Elberfeld, a totul area of 75 kilometres long and 25 kilometres wide with a population of 4,000,000. It is believed that seven divisions will be ample für the task.

MARQUIS OKUMA ON POLITICS.

Sage of Waseda Discusses Future of Political Parties.

"Real demo racy must come from efforts o

» Nation and to that.

The

men as Inakai or Ozaki, support ed by the voice of the whole nation, the attempt failed on account of the power of the "clan clique."

·DEFECTIVE TEETH.

Outspoken address by Sir James Cantile.

Rotton Leuth and Trade Union leaders are two causes of national degenerary instanced by Sir James Cantlie.

"You cannot raise a nation on

rotten tooth, though that is what we are trying to do." he said at one point in a lecture on "The Body in Heal," at the Institute of Hygiene, London.

"The trade union leaders have ruined the physique of England," he said at another point.

This is only one instance, The Seiyukai is a kind of parasite ot the elan clique" it has kept alive by dex orausly a taching self to the clan elique," and a thorn och going embere of the Seiyukai, having plan of intai and moral come toge har for individual education of nation is a pruts, hold themselves intact. paramount bɔfore us. The They have been satisfied with politica pars are now being what they have been getting and tried, and the result may decide anlike the members of other the extent to hich the Nation parties, they do 21 rais may takointerest in constitutional academic fuss. Thus the Seiyu- politics. This is a most serious kai has been asle, so far, to moment."

maintain what is commonly call- The above was the statement ed perfect nity among ite On the question of teeth Sir of Marquis Okuma inan interview members. When the late Prince James said:-"There are 9,000,000 with a representative of the Hochito organised the Seiyukii, M^dyscetics mor, or less; and yet apropos of the present political | ¡lara, now Premier, was a people will not stand being called situation. First he referred to what government offici 1. Mr. Motoja, dyspeptic. They resent your he calls "malodorous" fighting how tie Minister of Railrote. Rinding such a thing as indiges- between the two lo ading politien! hus heen a government parrisation in their family. parties the Seiyukai and Kensei from the beginning, and so has If you ask them if there is any kai, and state that the Nation Mr. Oka, the former Speaker of cancer in the family, or insanity. appears to bave lost all hope in the House of Rrepresentative of tuberculosis, they will confess political parties. The Marquis And we might indige is character it immediately. But indigestion mentioned the fat that in certain by the fact that bankers shipping | never

TEETH AND INDIGESTION,

WORKS HALF THE TIME.

quarters the negation of politics million iros, suoli as Takahashi,j "The cause of it all is bad teeth- and non-confidence in the parli-now the Minister of Finance, Than the British children there mentary system have been in Nakahshi. nav Minister of are no better born into the world, tensified, and predicto! that now Education, later joined the party whether it is the poor man's child that the political parties havean considerably increviel its born in Leylo › or the rich man's exposed themselves, the Nation influence. I shall not mention | child born in the country. They will become father separated the Chamber has adopted a motion respoeling the fifty per cent.

from them. In other words," y more individual names, but are the inheritance of a fins race thera ara msuy in the Seiyukai and the inheritance has not yet duty on all German goods imported to France, the proceeds to be he said, "the parliament itself who are half politicians and half died out. But their tooth are credited against German obligations under the Peace Treaty.will further ignore popular will businessmen, and it appears that rained to begin with, you cannot According to some papers a Conference is to meet to-day under the We are standing on the brink of of late some of them have bacon raise a nation on bad tugth, though Presidency of M. Millerand to consider coercive measures in case.

a precipiece." Then he went on powerfully rich.

that is what we are trying to do,” Germany is again attempting to dodge liabilities. Military measures to say ---

"In this respect, the Kunsnikai The troubly began in infancy, in conjunction with Allied powers are contemplated, including the The responsibility for our is still a new organization and its Sir James sail, when children occupation of the Ruhr district and perhaps the blockade of Ham-having such a political situation, President, Viscount Kato, is a were given ford which was too although the country becaure how man as a party leader. Bath | hot for them. "We have trained burg. An Inter-Allied Conference will possibly take place in Paris at the beginning of May. It is confidently expected Mr. Lloyd constitutional forty years ago are now undergoing a test of their oursoly sa to drink hot food. Our must be shard by the Nation, George will be able to participate.

1 no normal temperature is 98.4, but respective qualities. I think. If we object to the need of discussing the rights or we can sip it from the cup at Paris, April 19.

wrongs of this question [The] 130; we can drink freely at 120: political party because of the recent unsavoury exposures, we Marquis refers ป the and at 113 we say the tea is cold.” must object to parliamentary as contribution of Y50,000 by The normal tomperature of an well as party politics, and con- one Uebita of Kobe, a shipping infant is 98.4, but when milk is sequently we shall have to objectariki, to the Kenseikai toward heated for it it is usually 20 de- to constitutional politics itself. campaign funds last Spring ongress ahead of what its gums can The present state of affaire, the condition that the said stand. The child's mouth is kept however, is not the fault of the amount should not be used to】 in a constant state of irritation. Constitution: the fault is due to support Mr. Ozaki and Mr. And the blood which ought to be blunders in its operation. In the Shimada whom he does not like, nourishing its teeth is drawn Imperial Rescript on the and which fact Mr. Hiro-oku of away from them. When the promulgation of the Constitution the Seiyukai has been denoune teeth come through they have by the late Emperor Meijing as immoral from a states- their tissus marred. words to tho effect

that man's stand-point.] One puts "Our burden is shared" are oneself beyond the pale when It was on the question of the seen, and in the light of such ex-

one violates code. of hon expenditure of human energy pression. the Natio caust acknowl dge its part in the failure our by giving publicity to that Sir James fall foul of e

private Belters ani Drying Trade Union leaders.' of a successful operation.

into others' personal uffairs Aristotle once Baid

Suppose this table weighed ag and tries to

I lifted it, I ton, he said, and monarchy is recommendable:

political question. Viscount Kato should have expended a ton of only it is liable to become despotic.cannot he complimented on his energy. It my weight if 18 Bt.. Aristocracy is good: only it tendskal in his matter, and may feel every time I lift my foot from towards oligarclay, al Dec-

barrassed, but this the ground I have expended 140 a little macray is right: only it should

question will never balance the foot pounds of energy. The total not degrade itself, to mob Pul-.

against ehanges brought

the which the average man of my The system, after all, is not Seiyukai administration over the type expends in 24 hours is 230 organic: it depends on the people management of the South Man fout tone. He cannot help it, and who operate it. Irrespective of churia Railway by the Kansuikai. he has expendesi a force capable any system, evils will grow

"I am an optimist about every of lifting 260 tons off the floor. when it becomes depoties. There thing, and do not feel sceptical

The capacity of the annual may be many things to be said over the unfavourable conditions labourer, such as the farm servant about the ac.ual manner under of the political parties to day, or the blacksmith, is 300 foot tous which the Constitutional admin- rather think that the political in 24 hours. But does a work- istration is being carried on, but parties are now facing a turning man to day expend as much as his it is simply astonishing that the point in the reformation of the po- father did? He expende more people talk about the influence oflitical party. In case of sickness, like 150. He goes to his work the "clan clique." which is given while it is getting worse, even late and comes home early, and no recognition by theConstitution, physicians are nnable to doides his time when he is there. and of the presence of the elder much, but when the worst is over He works half the time that his statesmen who hold away by and the patient is getting better, father did. virtue of this clan clique." The it is a highly critical time. The

He is getting · lazy. political situation is played up by least carelessness at this juncture muscular power of his heart and clan partisans and professional would prove fatal. The political bis arm is going down. He is political manipulators.

parties have passed the crisis, becoming an untrained men. About eight years ago, when and great care is necessary. The Loitering has got to be stopped. the nation-wide movement for people, at the same time, must it is getting a more important upholding the sanctity of the Con- become more watchful than ever. question than politics or beon- stitution was started and Mr. They inast not, as they have been Toukai, President of the Kokum doing up to now, leave everything

The very health blood of the into at present, and M. Ozaki, to the whims of the clan clique': nation is going by the diverted foriner Minister

of Justice, they must not stand aside and use of trade unionism, which and until recently an influential look with folded arms, at what lowering die strength and stamina leader of the Kenseikai, were the politicians are pleased to of the nation. It is the doctor's popularly called "the guardian- do."

REICHSBANK'S GOLD.

Berlin, April 19. Considerable feeling has been aroused by the semi-official announcement that the Reparations Commission has transmitted a verbal demand that the Reichsbank's gold reserves must be trans- ferred to the occupied zone before 1st May as security for German deliveries under the Treaty.

Burglars subsequently broke into the offices of the Inter-Allied

| Mission and removed a safe containing a small sum of money.

THE YAP QUESTION.

Paris, April 15.

Acknowledging receipt of the Note respecting Yop Island, M. Briand wrote the American Ainbassador that an answer would follow in due course after exchange of views between France, Britain, Japan and Italy.

NEW INDIAN GOVERNMENT LOAN.

London, April 19. Arrangements are in the making for the underwriting of the new Indian Government 7 per cent. Loan of £7,500,000. The bonds are repayable in 1926 at 102 or in 1931 at par and are convertible into India Threes op basis of 202 in 1922 and 200 in 1923. They consist principally of the purchase of railway material in the United Kingdom.

CENTRAL AMERICAN DISPUTE.

Washington, April, 19.

It is officially stated that the United States will not tolerate a resumption of hostilities between Pananu and Costa Rica.

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

TOM, ID LIKE TO HAVE YOU MOVE THE PIANO OVER TO THIS SIDE OF THE ROOM! THOUGHT YOU COULD GET MR BAILEY TO HELP YOU - HE'S HOME NOW-

WELL, I'LL NEED

HELP!

SAY, BAILEY, MY WIFE WANTS OUR" PIANO' MOVED TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ROOM- WONDER IF YOU'D GIVE ME A LIFT

WITH IT-

SURE THING

that

angels of the Constitution," the movoment was generally regarded

as a second attempt to conquer the Choshu clan. But the attempt failed, because

betrayed

entered into

the

thom

AMALGAMATION SCHEME

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the Seiyukai Proposals for amalgamation and between the Royal people

Colonial

an understanding Institute and the Over-seas Clüb with the Satsuma clique. and Patriotic League have been Even with such influential states- abandoned.

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omics.

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