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CABLES.

LATEST CABLES [THEOUGE AKUTER'S AGENOT-] EXHIBITION GALLERIES AT IMPERIAL INSTITUTE. PROTEST AGAINST PROPOSED ABOLITION.

Loxpos, November 13th,

grounds, has been issued by the Ceylon Association in London and the Rubber- growers'

Association

exhibits of rubber, tea, timber and other "forms of Middle East industries, which have been gradually built up. and con- tend that it would be a disastrous and retrograde stop to disperse the collection when the subject of Empire development is so much in the foreground.

EARLIER CABLES. BRITISH ELECTIONS. PARLIAMENT TO BE DISSOLVED

TO-MORROW.

Lospoy, November 13th.

In the House of Commons, Mr. Baldwin "announced that he had advised the Crown to dissolve Parliament at the earliest pos- sibla moment, and this would probably be on Friday.

EXCITEMENT

IN COMMONS.

HOUSE OF

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH, 123.

COLOUR BAR IN SOUTH

AFRICA-

A TEST CASE.

PRETORIA, November 13th. An important decision, declaring that the colour bar is repugnant to the general

SCOTTISH SPORT. LASGOW".: ACADS. DOWNED, [TROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

EDINBURGM, October 10th. Although Heriot's School, F.P., beat Melrose, and were easily the better side, there were occasiona when the very im

PROTECTION IN INDIA. POSSIBILITIES AND

FITFALLS.

WAY TO PREVENT WARS. CONGREGATIONAL UNION AND THE LEAGUE.

discusstion at Northampton, on October The attitude of the Congregational Union on international questions, as shown by the 3rd, the Autumn Assembly, was agnēn Hunderson, the Chairman of the Unions allegiance to the League of Nations Dr. Presided

law of the land, has been delivered by the petuosity of the Melrose forwards caused Mesodes, a member of the firm of Maclean. president of the Nations proved, to be one of absolute faith in and

locomotive. Mr. Justice Krause, presiding, laid down that their was no justification for differentiation, and where an express

gerous to hold that the Governor General had power to make such regulation, 2 REPARATIONS COMMISSION. TO DECIDE GERMANY'S CAPACITY

PARIS, November 13th.

The Reparations Commission has an. animously decided to hear the Germans on Germany's resources. Mt. Barthon an nounced his intention thereafter to propose of Allied and associated nationalities to the appointment of a committee of experts

furnish data whereon the fixation of Ger man payment in 1944, 1923 and 1920 should be based. Sir J. Bradbury feared the scheme was too restricted

GERMANY'S DEPOSED

PASSPORT

ROYALTY.

Γ

REPORT DENIED." BERLIS, November 13th. Reports that the German GovTranent has given the ex-Kaiser permission to ri turn to Germany are officially denied."

LITTLE WILLIE" AT HOME. BERLIN, November, 13th. The ex-Crown Prince has arrived on his estate at Dels,

NO PROTEST FROM AMERICA.

3.

Edinburgh Institution, e; Stewart's

College, 10.

School, 15.

Edinburgh University, 41 Royal High Edinburgh Wanderers, 13; Jedforest, 6. Hawick, 3: Gala, 7. Glasgow High School, 14;

Academicals, 0. Kelvinside Açads., 0 West

"land, 12. Langholin, 5: Selkirk. 10. Greenock Wanderers,

University, 18.

Glasgow of Sent-

able.

INDIA IN A RING FENCE

at

appearance.

in the

Was

the

BRITAIN'S FOREIGN POLICY.

MH ASQUITH'S STRONG The first meeting of the Imperial

CRITICISMS Economio Conference was coincident with Mr. Asquith opened the Independent peas merchant of a notable survey of the meeting held at the National Liberal the appearance from the pen of a Euro Liberal party's autumn campaign at a Indian attitude on tariff policy,

Sirf

Club on September 27th. Sir Donald Supreme Court, arising from the applica them no little anxiety. Indeed, with rval on the Indian Fiscal Commission, sadr Comestio utaationsail Mr.

Hoare, Miller and Co. Calcutta, Iberal Federation, presided. more restraint at close quarters, the it in the light of this experience that he tion by the Attorney General for ruling in visiting forwards would probably have writes in the current Anatic Review that Asquithin one of as great delicacy A letter of protest against the antioï. the case of a mine manager charged with credited themselves' with at least two hoth by the Government of India and the perience,. can remember.

the acceptance of the Commission's report, and perplexity as any that I, in my long with Regard to International Relations.

The Hiscussion of "The Church's Duty pated abolition of the exhibition galleries contravening the waining regulation by per Heriot's to combat Border onslaughts; immense possibilities and hidden pitfalls. quadrupled, our local rates have doubled. (Ipswich), who said" the urgent and

tries. But no team is better able than Legislature, opens up a new era of with pre-war days, our taxation has Compared at the Imperial Institute, on financial mitting a native to take charge of a and, when thege are spent, to win says the Times Trade Supplement, ̧··

was opened by the Rev. J. A. Pattext. source and opportunism. Glasgow High through, thanks to their superior re-

our overseas trade, reckoned at pre-war definite duty of the Church was to create School, F.P., cleared a stiff hurdle in the discrimination, and to air oned as is 100 per cent, above what it was in the twit prove at the taste war would not of Since India has definitely embarked on values, has been reduced, roughly, by 35pirit that would end war and would apolies of protection to be exercised with per cent, and the unemployment of labour bring peace and good will among men. The race for the Club Championship, when been set up to mark out the lines on which most depressed of the ten years that pre-ether. An advertisement appeared in The they disposed of their great rivals, the that policy should be applied, nothing is ceded the war. We are now approaching Times not long age from a number of itself nations embarking on an- The signatories stress the value of the statutory provision was absent it was dan. Ginagow Academicals. Without produc to be gained, as Sir Campbell Rhodes say the last two years and eight months its young men who stated that they were will

regard, combined play and team work, it is ing anything particularly noteworthy as by arguing the issue of general principles.

the third winter of unemployment For was throughout a stirring. confest, and dersary to come down to practical average percentage, 'ns shown by the any fing, provided it meant fighting. The ng to undertake military service under the Academicals were a wall-beaten aide existing tariff is

An outstanding factor is that the trade union returns, has been nearly six world could not be frightened into an This was dud principally to the sterling though not in detective in incidence tangut Syures are unimaginativo, and avoidance of war. Nor would the fact that the first half and the last few minutes of been increased by over work of the High School pack, who, in break of war the field from duties has statisties can bring home what that means The world was suffering from a dearth of

the

out in many ways uninstructive things. No war was becoming more scientifs end war. the game, carried every scrum, and com- now provides nearly one-third of the re ship and suffering to a far larger number bo secured when there were enough Chris per cent, and in terms of individual and domestic hard- Christians, and universal peace would only pletely dominated the play. In face nf venues of the Government of India. No of our working population (Hear, hear.) tinn people in the world to permeate every the robust tactics and hard rushes of the one acquainted with the practical limits Our savings are gone. Relief, more or part of its life. The first duty of never had a chance to become really of taxation for all India purpose can fail ages. home forwards, the Academical backs tious to the process of widening the range less disguised, has taken the place of Church was to win men and women into effective. Edinburgh University put on to recognize that in the strictest sense India where reducing industrial efficiency. What also do something to get people of different. Compulsory idleness is every loyalty to Christ. Could not the Church School, and played in a style which gave desire to follow the principles still applied people are not unnaturally losing hope. He advocated a closer alliance between the a big score against the Royal High cannot be a free trade country even if she is worse, to-day a great number of these nationalities to know each other better both in the cruas and in the open, and said high datier, must retain an integral glowing visions that a new and better nation regarded ourselves as our brother's good promise for the season.

In every

to the tariff schedules of this saintry, line they were masters. Forward they led

for remember these are the same meu Sir Campbell Rhodes has no difficulty in and women

Churches and Thomas Cook and So whose eyes showing that duties (he might well have dazzled only four years or less ago by this advantage. gave the backs the op

were being (Laughter.)

Sir Arthur Haworth said that we as many combined movements being car should be given to the problem of regulat portunitie, of which they made the most, Fart of India's financial structure, ried through by them. The play showing the duties that they may produce as

It is world was in store for the mass of our obvious that no one nation alone could, or fitting, therefore, that every consideration people.

kooper.

In practical politics, it was by Edinburgh Academicals and Watson much good and cause as little harm as pos

DISQUIETING CONDITIONS.

would, be allowed to assume the role of fans at Raeburn Place was not in keeping sible to the people of Indin and their at least equally disquieting. The Pence protect the oppressed against a possle If you look abroad the conditions are world Yot, were the idea of duty to brother's keeper to all the sations of the with their reputations, and does not industries, augur well for their success in their sub

Treaties which followed the Armistice tyrant and the idea that wars were wrong. sequent engagements.

present at this moment a sadly battered altogether irreconcilable i Heriot's 15: Melrose, 3,“

The Treaty of Versailles tionalism compatible or incompatible with The average educated Indian looks had as its first chapter the Covenant of nationalism

interna Edinburgh Academicals, 0; Watsonians, the question from the standpoint of the League of Nations. Let me remind Christian duty of patriotism and have dus

national

Could they exercise the sentiment

rather than The great interest in the political situa

economic fact. India, self-contained, wife of the opening words of the preamble regard to the rights of others!

of tiew was evidenced by the crowds in the

Aupporting, and self governing is a picture parties, in order to promote international tuated by the spirit of Christ,"

of that Covenant: The high contracting answer was

Tho he finds attractive.

Yes, if the nations aru ad vicinity of the House of Parliament and

He looks coldly on co-operation and to achieve international that spirit were crusted and fostered and proposals for Imperial preference, and peace and accurity, agree to this Coven-developed to its highest, there would still Even if ggestions in this direction which may be ant of the League of Nations. It is be the need of organizations and machin by the excitement in the Common", The

made at the Economic Conference will find quite true the League has alrendy perery to give it effective application. They benches, gangways and galleries, including

Modernio politicans associate themselves with Europe and to mankind, which more than would, less favour than ever at a time when formed great and lasting service to could find such an instrument, if they The new Dominions gallery for Oversen

British goods on the ground that the yet, as you all know, four years after that Extremist demands for the boycott representatives, were crowded with Mem-

of

justifies its existence.

League of Nations (Cheers,) And (Cheers.) hers eager to know the Goveniment plans.

Kenya decision is, in their view unaccept Covenant was solemnly entered into by League of Nations Intely the Buhr and

Two questions had been testing As a member of the Fiscal Com- When Sir William Joyasan Hicks asked:

Glasgow mission Sir Campbell Rhodes had abun the great and the little States of the the Greco-Italian crisis. He believed the dant opportunities when following the world, only within the last few weeks, reason why the British Government had not whether a certain question should be re-

evidence to gaze on the picture of India one of its fundamental articles has been moved for the Ruhr problem to be dealt liaves the traditional policy of the Ameri-decline in shooting ability, but a marked drinking all her own ten, and clothed in as the Covenant requires, the League at in the League

It is stated that President Coolidge to against present-day footballers is their long only as it was of the impressionistic by one of the great signatory States. it could not and sufficient evidence that the most frequently alleged in a ring fence. He found it attractive openly fouted in the eyes of all Europe with by the League of Nations was that

and not of the Dutch school,

"India Mr. Baldwin, ou entering, was received in any Allied prout against the return of Scottish League competition the advance chuffenges the persistent Indian view that with the somewhat censorious criticism the force of public opinion exhaling from can Government will preclude its joiningvement in that respect has been alt, her own sackcloth, makes a somewhat once obtains what lawyers calt seisin of Italian incident, the modification of Italy's When an appeal is made to the League, people of this country were sufficiently be made the present season. In the hill and depressing picture"

With regard to the with prolonged Ministerial cheering, to the ex-Crown Prince and ex-Kaiser to Ger- also from the higher rate of scoring in its he raw produce and buys her man-cil of the League, when they found that stupendous task. If it had not done mere He the matter. I could not associate myself and was a considerable triumph for in markmanship has been decided. Apart a sountry is necessarily improverished if she which has been directed against the Coon of Nations. The League of Nations had which Mr. Will Thorne and other many, or any measures to prevent the rethe games, the season has already abound- factured requirements. For example:

the. persons of the delegates of the League Labourities retorted Cheer on December establishment of a Monarchy in Germany.ed in instances of individual feats of out. The theory that the linseed grown in of and peace procured and maintained by already, it was partly because the British.

the immedinte quarrel could be got rid standing shooting powers.

The Rangers leader of attack was oil exported takes no account of the con Council.

India should be crushed in India and the using the machinery of the Ambassadors Government doubted whether the patin the most prominent performer. Playing ditions of steamer transport,

was behind it. If instead of the three hun- against his old club, Dundee, Henderson the Argentine admit that she should be I hope we have seen and heard the last whatever complexion or colour would forget

Nor would

Let me say here, however, at once, million voters behind it, no Government of dred thousand supporters there were three

Dunder's victory at Kilmarnock the pre- raw materials, a sound defence scored three goals the depends so largely on the export of her It represents only the greater part. It the forefront of international relations. led his forwards brilliantly, and against regarded as a backward country because of the Council of Ambassadors. (Cheers.) the League of Nations but would put it in vious week and the fact that they had

has no moral authority of any kind or (Cheers.) OF CENSURE.

But been heaten at home indicated that

description. It can always be used, as Mr. Ramsay Macdonald asked Mr. Bald

their visit to Dens Park might prove a

Sir Campbell Rhodes discusses with sym-Council was used, to oust the League of experience has shown, as the Supreme win to give time to disens his (Mr: Mac-

bigger task than the League Champions pathy and understanding the obstacles in Nations, and the astounding decision donald's) resolation,

the way of the national ideal of industrial condemning

were fit for, and when Dunder scored development. He points out the need for which is reported to-day has certainly not the

visitors seemed likely to within 15 minutes the defeat of the Government's failure to deal adequately

The Paris correspondent of the Daily be realised. greater number of level-hended business enhanced its reputation, if it has nny, for Chronicle states that the official execution- with unemployment, the European situa

Splendid half-back play on Rangers' par politic, less prone than at present to sub.any who were disappointed that the death for the murder of a convict. Possibly one of my readers may out however, gradually subdued the home for ordipate their business acumen to their i procedure, of the Council of the League cxccutioner's demands were amall

to form the backbone of the body justice and for impartiality. There are er in French Guinea has been sentences to tion and Mr. Enidwin's declaration that Douglas Gordon in aa article on the Can work of their attack wure down and lat-

side this par a trillo toll (say Mrwards, and the sustained and combined political creed, the Government proposed to establish a dian West in Cornhill), but it is true in terly overwhelmed the home defenders: report is concerned he is right in the claim them remember the effect produced by the working of the guillotine, as ho did · So far as the majority was not more dramatic and direct. Let was given time to instruct his successor in system of tariffs an the sole cure for un-

every detail, and there are several mer Rangers achieving a merited and sub- to keep racial discriminations, out of the lisation of opinion among the smaller.) employment.

living who can vouch for its accuracy.

that the Fiscal Commission worked hard the instantaneous and unanimous mobi- not want a novice to experiment on him. After tributes to the Inte Mr. Bouar corn, being cut occapied a fragment of a

It was reaping time, and the piece of stantial success, which once again placed report, but many of the witnesses seemed States, which form a large majority of Law had been paid by Mr. Baldwin, Mr. section lying between some extensive birch Passion. Airdrieonians, it was recog fand than to raise India, an attitude neces strong, can afford in the long ran to the leadership of the League in their unfortunately more anxious to down Eng- the Assembly No Power, however Lloyd George, Mr. Macdonald and Mr.remained standing The binder was mak hill against Partick Thistle, but generally Sir Campbell Rhodes speaks with the I am voicing the opinion of the vast woods and the lake. Barely half an acre Bised, had difficult engagement at Fir sarily calculated to cloud the intellect.ignore such a manifestation. I believe Asquith, Mr. Haldwin announced the dis- ing rapid headway and just as if it had the unbeaten Lanarkshire club were ex frankness of an attached frieni when he majority of my fellow Liberals in the solution, probably on Friday, and afbeen at home-all interest was centred pected just to pull through and retain says that if India is tempted to use her country if I use very plain and unvarnial-" discussion of the Labour vote of censure on was full of hares and bush rabbits. There two of their men through barts, and this rather than as a means of progress, he tinue respected and trusted by the world, upon the last few rounds, for the spot top position. Unfortunately they lost new fiscal powers as a weapon of offence, ed language. The League, if it is to cop Thursday." This means an slection on were two guns with the party, and these lost them the game and their leading herself will be the first and greater cannot and ought not to let the matter December 8th

had been posted at likely points to bowl place. Glasgow club had a particularly sufferer. other men were ranged along the lower side to an outsider, and that narrowly. over runaways making for the woods. The successful day, only Queen's Park losing

rest there. (Hear, hear.) The path of progress will not be ready-

Greece, it is quite true, ought after nearest the lake, so that any game which addition Clyde were badly beaten by an point out that India's greatest industrial been made to pay adequate compensation In made. Sir Campbell Rhodes does well to proper juridical investigation to have Mr. Baldwin said that he was so con right direction.

chanced to be there might be driven in the other city representative, Celtic vinced of his conclusions with regard to a heavy rush and scramble: the corn, stand provided

Suddenly there was a

setback of recent years was due to the for the terrible outrage upon emissaries, The visit of Queen's Park to Hamilton artifical and absolute protection afforded not of one Power hut of the Powers of possible for him to remain and attempt to ing about seven feet high, was convulsed second success in the campaign. Prob- estpitalistng any industry new to India the of thee at peace, the territory of a small possible for him to remain and attempt to by the passage of some big animal, who ably the most popular victory of the dustrial labour, anred to regular hours, Power has been violently occupied by a opinion of our own Government, were

the Academien with their hy her by the conditions of the war. In the world. But what is the other aspect steer the country through the winter of evidently intended to break. 1994/25 unless he was allowed to use the a wolf, several men ran to head it, cheat Heart of Midlothian, which marked the and so trained in kindred industries as to great one with the bombardment of an

Expecting afternoon wan Third Lanark's win over

is handicapped by a lack of in- In time of peace, the territory of a small Germany made proposals which, in the instrument which Mr. Bonar Law's pledgeing and flailing, when with a final ruth

In June(continued Mr. Asquith) precluded him from, using. urged to try to avoid that pledge, but he had little skill in finding ways around it. shaggy old fellow infled off unexrtainly

Terrified out of his wits by the noise, the petition.

open town with the loss of a number of proceses, He misses thie

are nearly at the end of September no (Cheers). His only course as an honest

al European industrial organizations of man was to submit it to the view of the He wanted to get to the woods, but the

the eficient foreman, Third Lanark, 2; Heart of Midlothian, learned abe dignity of industrial calles ness, have occurred in the past, and I am crament suggested a collective reply. India" has not yet to say that similar acts of high-handed-hot until July 20th that the British Gov- country and take his chance. An elec objective, in he made for the shore in- machine was working between him and his tion was always disturbing and should be stead. The nearest workaner, meanwhile,

caling afraid our own record in that respect is That suggestion has ever since been com and the restrictae opportunities of not absolutely clean. Two things of vital pletely ignored. Three weeks later Lond held as speedily as possible, so as to en-were running for their lives-with one ex-

clerical life. The industrial pioneer is not importance are at stake the sanctity of Curzon despatched his Note in which, 50 able him, if the country gave him a ception. Amongst the party was an old

surrounded, as in England, by manuine mandate, to incorporate in the next Budget Irish emigrant of gipsy extraction, as wild

turers who can turn out cheaply the ele. the Covenants and the authority of the far as we know, the legality of the Rubr the measures he believed to be necessary.in

mentary parts needed for his finished look, and we look with confidence, to the lenged. The possibility of separate action League of Nations itself. (Cheers) We occupation was, for the first time, chal- a appearance and character MR ASQUITH CONDEMNS RUSH Redskin in the Province. Mad with ex

article, and he must lay out and lock up League, which is not ander the dominant on our part was mentioned. Poincaré the wildest

capital in obtaining from abroad many of influence of any one or another of the replied in a separate despatch, in which ELECTION,

citement, he too ran, but after the bear,

the store and tools required in his work. brandishing his pitchfork and yelling as if Mr. Asquith condemned a rush election, demented. The bear, 1007e bewildered alleging that the Government was afraid ever, continued his course towards the lake, than

peated on Thursday, there were cries of

We shan't be here.

sixth." The Ministerialists also warmly welcomed Mr. Austen Chamberlain and Mr. Neville Chamberlain, while M. Asquith and Mr. Lloyd George were given an ovation by their parties.

LABOUR VOTE

12

น

MR. BALDWIN'S "ONLY COURSE AS AN HONEST MAN."

WASHINGTON, November 13th.

DUKE OF CUMBERLAND ILL.

VINNA, November 13th.

Duke of Cumberland has had a stroke of It is reported from Omuuden that the apoplexy and his condition is grave.

A NOVEL BEAR-HUNT. DROWNED WITH A PITCHFORK

IMPROVED SCORING IN ASSOCIATION.

The fault

ten

SUPERVISORS AND FORÊMES

EXECUTIONER TO DIE.

The

"H

late Earl of Carnarvon, said the task of Texturing on the discoveries in the tomb of Tutankhamen, Mr. Howard Carter, who

the coming winter would be the dismant was associated in the exploration with the.

within its sarcophagus, where after the and the examination of the royal mummy ling the shrines within the cepulchre

claims of science had been satisfied they the treasures would involve two or more would leave it. Further investigation of

the thought of what the tomb may yet years work, and imagination faltered at disclose."

*

basis for negotiations. Yet how that wa

He had been brown bear lurched forth into their mi Cathkin club's initial success in the compquire readily the skill necessary to fonnocent lives. It is nothing to the point reply has been sent by the Allez It was

2.5

paruer

Hibernians, 4 Raith Rover 0.

Ayr United 9: Motherwell, Ceytic, 4; Clyde, 0.

Clydebank, 2: St. Mirren, 2. Dundee, 1; Rangers, 4. Falkirk, 0: Aberdeen, 0,

Hamilton, Acad., : Queen's Park, Morton, 0: Kilmarnock, .. Partick, 2; Airdrieonians, 1,

Пече

vital

PIGS is. 3d. EACH.

THE RUNK

greater Powers. We look to the League all Lord Curzon's contentions were in dis in due time to assert both the one and pute. Later, our Government subsider the other, and if it does, it will carry with into quiescence. They seemed to have of the full and free discussion, which and not until he had actually reached In the State of Nabbs in India the Brit-

it both the moral support and the up- hibernated (laughter)if that term can killed Protectionism twenty years ago. Ho the water and realised that he could go ish Administration has discovered many declared that all business men condemned no further, did it occur to him to turn instances of grave injustice perpetrated young pigs were sold at six shillings At recent Fairs in Co. Roscommon

proval of the vast majority of mankind. be used. But other people did not hiler- such a disastrous disturbance of social and and destroy hin commercial life, and he described the this intent he whirled about and hurled whose methods led to his removal from subsequently offered for sale in the rural policy of the Government was being carn-string week after week in the course of

solitary

With under the minule of the ex-Maharaja, each. One dealer bought a lot which Minister publicly announced that the with unabated zeal to harp on the nine ninta The pressure on the Ruby was allocation of only Thursday for the dis himself at the foolhardy labourer. But the control.

Almost as late as August 3rd the Prime steadily pursued, and M. Poincaré, who never hibernates (laughter)-continued cussion as an outrage on constitutional old man, though well aware that he had

districts. The highest offer he got was procedure.

been lured into the power of a Tartar, did Mr. Austen Chamberiniu warmly up not quail. By the frosne of his pitch of the cleveret mustheiled dia, worth deckel piko in trends due to the and stable economic conditions in Europe. the mark was on the verge of collapse Believed by the police to have been one bought cheaper than one pound of bacon, the settlement of the problems of Relaughter.) It was only after his latest 1s. 3d. This the whole pig can be eatly and consistently directed towards his pleasant Sunday afternoons (Loud ported Mr. Baldwin's decision.

fork he contrived to ward off the furred time, Joseph Grizzard has died in dockers strike Ireland."

parations, and the establishment of sound and most uncompromising, speech, when SHRINKAGE OF GOVERNMENT certainly have gone hard with had not his pearl case of 1913, when a necklace valued monster for a few seconds, but, it would London. He was implicated, in the great

Let me ask you for a moment what this that Mr. Baldwin, on his way home, look- MAJORITY,

comrades, inspired by example, come to at £136,000 was stolen.

earnest and consistent policy has amounted into Paris, and after a short conversa In the course of a subsequent discussion took to the water, and the Irishman, no his rescue. At their approach the bear

ed to in fact. As far back as last Janu- tion, the two Prime Ministers are officially The inquest on George Eric-Gordon Ary the French Government, having sum-reported to have discovered that between on the Workmen's Compensation Bill the thing daunted, plunged ir to na, the value of aliunt £750,000 have passed Tool at Welcomes Farm, Kenley, after he on the whole very sensible proposals, or divergence of purpose. (Laughter.) During the past three years gifts to the Tombe, whose body was found in a cess-marily rejected the proposals put forward them there, was no difference of opinion Government's majority fell to eleven and moment the heavy crenture commenced to through the hands of the Imperial War had been missing for over a year, was although I do not associate myself with What does it all mean? What has hap twenty respectively on opposition amend swim, pushed it under, with, the fork Relief Fund, and of that total the sum of concluded on September 25th. The jury all their details, put forward by Mr.pened to change two punitions-if they The shrinkage of the Coverment's ing, rose to the surface and pawed furious-nions and Colonies subscribed £78,308, Dyer, his partner in a racehorse train occupy the Ruhr, and our Government ly defined in the English and French When the bour, floundering and splutter £453.911 was received in cash. The Dom found that he was murdered by Ernest Bonar Law-announced their intention to have been changed so clearly and barn- majority did not produca a ripple of excitely at his tormentor, he ducked it again, and in addition £20,022 was expended in ing establishment, who shot himself at very wisely refused to join in that ad Notes of August 7 There is, it is true, ment in the House of Commons, it being due renniting the performance until the hap London with donations recaived from Lady Scarborough in November last while being venture; but it stood by for months, not one new fact-passive resistance has to a big exodus of members after the more less beast was actually drowned, when he Forster's Australian Fand for. Etricken, interviewed by the police regarding a moving & Enger, important speeches.

pulled it to shore in triumph.

Europe.

suspected fund.

finally succumbed. But the mischief (Continued at foot of next ailame.)

menta

......

done."