, 1913-11-26

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does not take his cue from his audiences, but
on the contrary dominates, snubs and inspues
them, and also fearles~ly attacks the Lahour-
ties vino, he declares, have forgotten their
working DAYS and are pIocated by round Ia
bic conferences, clipping their powers. The
Lahourites reply denouncing his syndicalist
methods, which, they say, should not be
adopted in England, but he carries the fiery
cross successfully. Sectional strikes are
threatening IN several industries, especially
IN Northern Eng and, and even general poll
tics are being influenced, tor exam pie, the
''Daily News" saws that MIR. I.arkiu repre-
sents the actualities behind the utilities of
political platforms and reveals latent forces
which will dominate Home Rule politics,
submerging sectarian issues in revolt against
social conditions, which is ominons. The IN
PRODUCTION ct Home Rule in Parliament is
made thornier than ever and the Unlonist
hopes are reViving.
The Oxford Union has entertained Mr..
Lloyd George, his discussion of the Land ques-
ton being received heartily, bat outside his
automobile was stoned and windows were
smashed. He received delegations from the
Oxford Meu's Political Union and reiterated
that the suffragette demonstrations were
spelling their cause and had estrauged people
End captured no party. He fnvoured the
sutfragettes' cause III principle, but declared
he would not wreck his party for their sake,
and that several of his colleagues agreed
with him. Forcible feeding, he said, was
the only alternative to permission to com
nit suicide by starvation, which nobody ia
YOURS,
The suffragette officials deny knowing
anything about Miss Sylvia PHukhurst's
East End army, from which it is surmised
thot tbav y DarhnpS OrpDarinU t0 repudi-
ate her.
Advices from Berlin state that the Budget
reflects the increasing interest in Latin
America, a German Consulate has been es-
tablished at Panama, and the Ministers Resi-
dent have been raised to Ministers Pleni-
potentiary at Guatemala, Nenezueia and
Peru. The Consulate at Montreal has been
made a Consulate General. An allowance
for the Olympic games is also included. The
naval TENS are four hundred thousand
pounds larger, through the building of larger
and more expensive units, but otherwise
there is no increase.
New York, Nov. 24th-Despatches from
Mexico City state that the Chamber of De-
puties is organizing permanent committees.
Sir Lionel Garden has given notice that
British warships are coming. and has de-
minded protection for the rearson oil IN
IeSlS IL lL6 L uAlhb VI NHSiS 'hC
rebels are committing depredations, contra
ry to assurances by Admiral Fletcher. The
Pearson interests ale also prejudIced by tue
severity Of the lax on crude oil, which is
disproportionate to the tax on refined oil
controlled by Americans. There is unfa-
vourable comment on the United States
grant of ASYLUM to the relatives of the late
President Madero aboard the U.S.S. "Rhode
Island, and for having removed them from
Mexican jurisdiction while on bail.
Washington advices state that another
regiment has been ordered to the Mexican
bolder, thus making two thirds of the Unit
ed States mobile force detailed for this
duty.
The S. 8. "New Hampshire" has been
ordered from Tuxpan to Vera Cruz, which
ind Gates the official belief that the security
of the oil interests is assured. The S. 5.
'Louisiana'' remains at Tuxpan and is con
sidered sufficient.
London, Nov. 24th-The death is amour
ced Of Nj. Foster A%lleyne, formerly of Bar
budoS.
Jamaica, 22rd-Two severe shocks Of
earthq uake were experienced at Porus yes
terday at IL 50 n. IN. People ran from the
buildings terrorized, but no serious damage