The sun., 1910-06-05
POSTPONE LORDS VETO ISSUE
"A CINIRiL ELECTION LINE
- iNTIL JlNUARl. IOIL
p,rf.h rrutics Enblt'ercd, However. ny
frrusE'ions ~ 10 the kmgN Death
lrprrltr, Neuld cut t;eOrEes Pay
lnrrr"u ing, ~ Rssseyelt'~ speerh

Ur,al.,l ~ TnE SUN
1ur' . ~ tho absence ~
.- .l.' political occurrences dur
.-. s,,.s tho extremists uf both
.ar'i themselves in demon
'.|y u' tiicd uf tho truce
.aE Nur Edwards death and
.- r.,um" the hattlr
' O. pictorial weekly
.'.-,s, TuryiSin bat which has
. nlurnoc has sent a cii cilar
a. u the HOUSE CI tom
attention 10 am article in
'Vn" T. exposing the tactics
".. p-ess and the Government
. ..-. ms King Edwards name IN a
,... r.srrSy which was. according
o.. r. g.. iorrors. ono of the causes
-'r.. rr# illness. The article precipt-
,r.I O. '.rr'us vTangle
... gns.emliness ~ maintaining a
g4. about a inan whom both par-
r.- g.. .rs. o. have respected and over
a.-. .ra grave mas barely CLOSED be
.srr-si 'h" result to impartial onloOkers
~ r.-N amusing The pious indiRna-
mn .. OBJ" accuseis Is only equalled by
Hs ..I- indignation of the accused
'fa -m"r profess to bs immeAsurably
-.sl' 'yri Nv tho Radicals worrying
trs Er~s 90 death by forcing him into
f.'ss position. while the latter ara
.---. Of beyond expression az the sy,ec-
','. . 'Fe ac~users grossly outraging
,rs ..-rov- ~ the dead sovcrcign's rela-
rtcs s,fh malignant fables
rHs vhole polemical battle u exceed
rs' swhlttered by the incident. and
n 'Ha Institutional Crisls. which IL tenn
--lr'.. N allowance. depended for ita
ur~sts solution upon the rival fire eaters
'.s U'.ook would he extremely deprens-
w- sven - n -. y docs not offer a very
ra0s'r' pr1sPe~t
POSTPONE rHE IssuE
0r0e Minister Asquith and the nther
~a~rre-s - the Cabinet will return 70
london m NondaN Il il expected that
'7sy urn hold an important council On
',s svs ~ the reopening n Parliament
o- lgro VI oftiCial hint " tho Gov
rr-~sur intention has leaked ont hut
f.. 'r''o7 which IL regarded ~ the
.s. Informed II tho Ministerial organs.
.nr..Hss m editorial to-day from which
'.fH . Inferred that some delay i likely
'-0U0g the l,oris veto fight to an
...s Tho situation. the NdtiOn points
..' Hls h-e- charged by King Edwards
'r'." ud the plan Of avoiding al other
,..rss "Ncrpt tho one cnn no longer he
.. rr'1to. t's now virtually impossible
.'-' = general election IN July and
I...1-v seems 20 ~ tho most convenient
rn The N1iicH urg,r that m add
'' dealing wIth imperative financial
.'7rs the Government occupy the in
ing months m social leEislauor-
~ postponed OWING 10 the recent
'."-. Ugh.
WOULD ctr KiNGs IN'oNT
r-- meanwhile. - explained IN pre-
dispatches to THT SUN Parliameu,
..-r devote the immediate fuuure TO
"r9pustion bills the budget II 1901.
.- 0'1l hs,. q regency ball and the ac-
,s.on declaration. Il is reported that
lahoTtss intend 20 demand repre-
4''0n on the committee which will ~
ID to revise the ,1yil hst. bat o.
certsin that their demand will h,
Pc. ~
I."rs are many Socialists and LabOutos
default Of abolishing the sovereign
4 ike 10 cut down the Crowns al
r-2.e % the most meagrs limits and
Juld like an opportunity 90 record
,r 1eSs. bur even II they get repre-
-'E'Ir1n on the COMMITTEES they will
ave sufficient power 10 ehert any
-... on. 4 majority of the British pen
81 -'.I want their sovereign to h. pre-
-.r'1 70 psy what royalty custs
sDwAED DIEp PRATERLEss
There hAs been discussion IA relig-
r-r. "rrIos a. n the attitude % Ming
3ri-i on hts deathbed towards relizion.
I a ..a-1oi from authority that ~ long
a. .. rs. r1n-cious the King would give
- .r'o 'n religious mini-'rations When
a ..tryai hat death WAS nsgr he lie
't.f. DBL @.-ages % friends and had a long
~ mo Prince oG Wales Qu-en
'.Tar1rs brought IN an intimate friend.
r. f na- be-n rumored. vas Father
.rng This. however, il not a fat.
.. , . 'a-' that not a single prayer vas
."r" ~ tho Kings room while he was
r-r'N- rI" diving monarch using every
conscious minute ~ settle his worldly
.Tt.r.
rHF KING's WILLS
.0 NiUg viii Is never probated The
"" H"IGs.i h. pays no inheritance
H -fafel that King Edward left
''. r.'- 0u" providing legaCies TOR his
..r "I children and establishing a
I.a second will directs how the
ruI interest oi the trust shall be
.'' -. I. The trustees are not mem
rs r1yal family.
... yEa-G Mother has not yet mani
.-n0sIii1n ~ yacats Bucking-
. and she insists upon flying
..- -'niari n King George per-
' 10 will establish a new preoe-
BIO rJIects he will veX his mother
'sarFh.le royal standards float
--.'s ~ Buckingham Palace and
yh Hous.
T.Hf ASu EOosEvELT
""s american politicians who
Lnu'1u are busy -peculating
-I'.r. # fhe conference between
..r and col Roosevelt on Mon
-' .- An Impression that VIZ
.-sige 20 t1l Roosevelt was 60
'.a '0 'IeW II the dissrnsions
-rI'.r"tu party IN the nation .
York % would be necessary
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