, 1913-02-12
TELEG MS
ST. GROIN STATION.

upon Mr. ChurchilPs speech of March 1912,
saying that battleshlp construction upon IL
ratio Of ten to sixteen vas acceptable. He,
Admiral Won Tirpitz, did not object to this,
and added that as a sensible agreement it
was something to be welcomed. A conf
DENTAL discussion followed, including the
first official speech delivered by Herr. Won
Gagow, the newly appointed Minister for
Foreign Affairs, to the effect that GeYmany'S
relations with al the Powers are cordial and
specifically those with England. London and
Berlin newspapers give great prominence to
the foregoing, but all are puzzled regarding
its significance. Some discover IL definite
Anglo-German entente for the limitation of
naval rivalry. The "Standurd'' suggests
that Germany elects to develop her army.
rather than her navy, rivalry regarding the
latter being hopeless. The "Daily Tele-
graph" cynically remarks that it coincldes
with the discussion of the British estimates,
while the "Morning FOst" says q revival of
the discussion is the worst plan for promot-
ing a rapprochement.
Mr.. GodfI ely Isaacs, q director of the Mar
conf Company has written Mr.. Samuel asking
for a reconsideration of his refusal TO release
the Company from the All Red contract, and
quoting Sir Robert Finlay's opinion that un-
less the Post Office definitely confirms the
contract before March the Company may
then rescind it.
The death has occurred of MI. Seaby, an
associate founder of the White Star Steam
ship Company.
Suffragettes have cut twenty five telephone
wires at Dumbarton and the telegraph wires
between Coventry and Birmingham. They
have also smashed costly pate glass windows
at Messrs S~elfridge's and broken the glass
and damaged the orchids at Kew Gardens.
Dozens have been sentenced at various
places to various terms Of Imprisonment, the
maximum being SIX months. Mrs. Hopking,
who made a demonstration ut Dublin Castle,
has been released, invaded from a hunger
strike. Mr.. Bernard Shaw wrote to a suffra-
gette meeting and advised their concentration
upon Mr.. Lowther, Speaker of the House of
Commons, as being more blameworthy than
the Government.
Ia the Rugby international Football match
on Saturday between England and Ireland,
the former won by fifteen points to four,
and in the Association international match
England versus Wales, the former scored
three goals to the lattt rs oue.
The Bulgarians declare they have killed
fifteen thousand Turks at GallipoIi and taken
l6u CnOlStbb pI lSpICI9; ulu GuS hlIlS IG)OtG
they have repulsed the Turks at Tchataldja,
while news from Turkish sources claims ud-
vantages for their arms.
New York, Feby. 10th-Ex- President
Castro's case has been rear9ued aud his bail
has been renewed. The Lawyers infer that
the Court will order his admission, thus re-
versing Mr.. NageI's decision. Mr.. Mylins
is still detained and bail has been refused.
Mr.. James writes to the newspapers, con-
trasting the procedures and asking why the
discrimination against Mr.. Myths.
Five United States wnrships have been
ordered to Central American waters to pre-
serve the continuity of the United States,
policy during the change in the Administra-
ton when DR.. Woodrow Wilson assumes the
Presidency on March 4th. The Ministers
from Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala and
Nicaragua have protested against this as I'M
III the absence Of amy Disturbance.
The Peruvian Minister has communicated
to Mr.. Knox President Billin9hursi's under
taking to repress and punish Peona9e and
Rubber atrocities.
Demerara, 9th-Shooting yesterday for
the Swettenham cup, the Demerara team
scored at 200 yd~. 2l9, at 500 yds. 239, and
500 yds. 211, total $50, highest individual
score r. s.. NJ Currie SO.
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