Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28

! council n was explained, would dcul
| not Dnl' with curry ing ON the war,
I but with tho peace notes Wh,u th'y
! came ana the premier was l"ld ny
'orHr Law ANA olhcr T"nt' mat D.,
! hc would consent 10 leave tho control
/ Of "tl ard peace lll the hands ot sta
| Wa iH iik" lln. d-Itolt. ana carson
/ IN 'o would hr u" 'hldd'n hdnd up-
/ roar iuu ihc government '"uIH h'
| saved.
The, HAD II cnk~," Too.
vl. u,yt unyr i'm tuo game is lt
| Dt. .rIiiuu Sim oL.cuIr. hoth Ilo,d-
| C,..r.. and t.ruitb a,cliuius Al ilo
| na,.,.plI interest to Lu,c tho Disagree
| mon. ..ut IN u.blic. uutil nft,t ino. war.
! n,., ,.,tt,L ir,1IIy hiut,d I'm , fire
| r,l .u,,rh tn ms uarty nt the Nh
! tI.r,I I.lh,r,I rluI,. thnt som, agent of
| Mr. Il.yd- Ccnrsa had conveyed t.
| Nnr,h,htfc tnr untrue settlement that
! ,,J.(,ror.r had mad, nm. demand
and tnnt Asuuith had accented Thc
| IIr, made tho announcement that
| A.uuIfn had welded. which involved.
a. N.nu,fn ..Id "A breach OF cabinet
| s,.r.., .nt.a..harD and Ae,uith then
! Ini .Iurd hts cucmics that hc could
mo-, I,I,'lf.. .D.. supreme rrspousihillt.
4, ,tn,. nIrI. Iiu,d. ti,orr,. al once
| rn.I.u.I claiming fh1t AAmuth had
saua na,, uu mis- agreement and the
Tnr, u..t. .uupuriiur IIuyI.ti,urr,.
tnr.r vI. mo- alternative fur A.puitn
hui tn las down his office. Th, Lih-
.r.I. claim tn4t Nsglith was tucAcd
b., lI. ambitions cYiIturuu uuu thcy
u... .r,,n stronger. words
.II..I.C.nrsr d.. r.V u tu, .tddlp.
..IDr,.f.l Lt tnr Tories ana jos tN,
iY..r. p.rt,. and Chi. uu..muI ulII-
.u.. d.. ..UI.I b., otrs II. control of
lI.. .r...... Iou.,. .f common. B. I..
.,rI.u ,.. .u .d... ,4 most unstable.
tu .f. .ffu.. -curm, to ..I Did of tup
iHrul .I... un li- suur.m, power O..
credited 'u l'oyd. .GcoIa. auu hr r"i.
lOH-uD-. l.rd, DuraUn .ud Muuor tuo
r,.,. ImHN Tuu.. HIu ar, hI- ch.i
supporter u Tine uDN WHr cabinet "l
tl. which ALSO contain i0uNr l.N
u.D Arthur Henderson. t.D IahnI I.u-
De-. ,ulu.,.
"..N I.I.I|" hD.i.N, tuN I....-
C,.l.. p... .p p.s ou l.- IIH.U HHI
I....' ...u.rt..- loo tu. .u.tD off
...m.u. D.. Im, u.oN .t u.
....| N....IN lIr W.I -III.u'.
pI...Hi ...." 'stl'.sIHI d.u.ud
il.. t.uD. FOO th. I|U..l uuu iHnui
f.......I.. and circulate tNrl the pros.
rs UpI,--..u THAT tho demand ID.
I.,u ur u.II nr accepted o. It b. o..
ll. a hN ans section ui the uHusn o..
o.. expected tu I.ef.u -.i4.uIV aH.
compel u general election. since tND".
i4 u.. other man Who ,u..4 form
a. ...umpuf under such tIcuU .tuUou-.
IuUDr present conditions au oloc-
tuu vouId d., smctuWL oi % farce.
fnl Do must I, htld uu the 1918 r,eIs-
tr.tion uI voters. and Iy tho cN.stlus
macn,u,r,. mo- soldiers could vote, and
u,arI, Dr,.tlfrI tu. electors at homo
,r, df.f.4rrh..d because th,y have
moved during the war to undertake
mu.It.ou vur, Lloyd George and his
s.Ip,rtr.. hy putting up candidates
,,er,.,h,... and CRYING 'pru-G,rmau'
AGAINST amy mon who stood len.us,
tE.u. the Liberals say. might sweep
thc. country, Thon the little Wclch-
man" ae his admirers tfftclolatclN
call him. would roturu to power -d
power more absolute than amy man
has p.-er,-,d IN Eurllud since oliver
Croui,,.u
/ b1l, riy,n the inside story Of
TN. IAN pi ,nc Asuuith cabinet AS %
aup.4r- .o professional politicians. but
-'irh . picture considered alone.
v,ouId ho most mislcadmp Whatever
fl,ks the pnnuciaus played each
.other. or VIII plaV. Llpyd-O.or1c owes
his pnsltiou primarily To the fact that
tho p,onIr believe uc is the man tu
Vi. tnr war. The now government is
rot lfrlII of the initiative. the old
/ waited until 10 was sur, thcrc would
/ Boo un serious oppositiou before 10 took