The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
Speed caf proclaim e will realm yere head shall
 be forfeit says tn king"

here it Is. Tn oorryspondint has on'y been in England a week, so yell have to get over his prejudice again the arrystocracy
 It was apparent, says he, whin tn house met that tn riprisintatves iv that ancyant arry- stocracy that had made England what it is were in no mood to be thrilled with. Faces sildom seen within tn precints iv Saint Stephens assim- bled firm far and near fine young pathricyan faces tanned be healthy outdoor life at tn races Only their counthrys need cud call these high mettled youths firm tn chase or tn temples iv the Goddess v Chance, but tn feelin that their ancyent prerogitive must be definded again tn encroachmints iv tn mob aroused in thal tn spirit which stirred their ancistors at Aggyn- court an tn siege iv Jerusalem, an many refined voice that but tn night befure praps had been softly implorin' Lady We're de We're to kind ly pass tn butter in some gided dinin' room iv Mayfair was now heerd frantically demandin' firm a polisman tn way to tn house v commons. Among tn throng iv impetchuse rsprisintatives iv Brtans proud ordhers ye'er corryspondnt noted tn hon'rablc Cecil Raleigh Herbert Henry Juggins-Potts, who father, once well known as Ezra Potts, tn cybrated mannyfacthrer iv axle grease, now sits in tn house iv lords as Lord Montmorency iy Hammersmith; tn Hon'rable Lionel Rooke, author iv tn two spade declara- ton at auction; tn Hon'rable Evylin St. John Stiggins, ony son an heir iv Lord Putney an Chipping Norton; Capt tn Hon'rable Ruthven links, whose lilly ran third in tn Oaks Vis- count Putner, who invnted tn system fir batin' roolctte at Monty Carlo, an many others that tn posman who shtud in front iv ye'er corry- spondint said he had niver run acrost on his beat. Whin tn prime minsther enthered tn house he faced solid phalanx that personi6ed tn just feelin iy tn upper classes again his threason'blc attacks on tn estates iv tn realm, an whin he rose to speak their indignation was voiced in well bred howl that cud be heerd block away There was something very thrillin' to tn plain Americans in tn gallry in tn sight iv these arrystocratick lynirnints 1amin' with naughty anger an in tn sight iv young pathricyans shals-
 in their fists at As<th an cryin' out in their nicely moddylated voices: Thraiter Scum v tn earth Tt him with a brick Set down!' ' Throw him outl Shut up ye're mouth Ye kilt tn king, ye know ye didl'
 Tn Honrable Cecil Juggins- Potts made his maiden speech be whstlin' on two fingers. Young Stiggins, who has gr-reat reputation in Fash 'nable circles as parlor entertainer give an imitation iv dog barkin', while Capt Rookc crowed like cock. It was in vain that Aslith thried to stem tn torrent iv arrystocratic rage In tn end he had to lave tn buildin' an was followed home be throng v tn flowers iv Brit ish chivalry cryin' Yah Tn scene was wan iv tn most dramatic iver witnessed in English poiyticks. Among those who looked down on 1t firm tn strangers gallery Caleb Wiggins, tn famous churn mannyfacthrer y Baraboo, whose daughter is Countess iv Upper Footing. As an Anglo-Saxon.' said Mr. Wiggins, was greatly thrilled be tn demonsthration. All over