| Show MISER MILS OF i POPULAR j SUPPORT Electors Do avor Colonial Policy Nf ment t tI I I 1 SITUATION ERY RY MIXED Nearl J l try lf l I hithe hi lii 11 the time t Own Idea I Ita ItaI I of or the time Main Is issue ue I Lul London On Jn JUI Jail 6 w u advices front from om Berlin I show that Emperor Em Emit- perol Williams William's expectation cx 1 CoU m n of p popular pular pu- pu lar Jar support hi In the time q Questions which le leto led to the dissolution t the time Reichstag was as not well founded oun e Each Ench successive sive day lab manifests lore cleat clearly tho the difficulties o of the 8 situation l Uon and tho tIme practical impossibility of or l time the electors to vote otc on a sll a le point on oU which the time government o has appealed to the country countr The rhe lie Liberals arc are willIng willing will will- wH- wH Ing to fight time the Centre on Its Is home homeI I policy lc but In iii this Centre tides sides with the time Conservatives with wih whom the time Liberals arc allied on the time Colonial question qu slon The rue organs already announce announce that In So SoUth SoOth th Germany at least the time Colonial question queston will wi occupy a secondary place and that owing to the time recent revelations of pL Colonial scandals scan scam dais dals the time electors cann cannot t be pi eai availed d dupon upon to support the time Colonial policy Of Ut the time present go gO In South Germany German the time electoral motto Is 15 to be against the time Centre ag against I st a policy which Increases the price of the tIme necessaries ne nc- nc of oC life nn and which Imposes fresh Cresh taxa taxation lon an and asal against st a personal regime The Time Socialists al also aiu o disclaim all ni i Idea ea of or marchl marching Jg side by sl side e w th time the Centre party part nn and time the so- so calley Bloc to bo be 10 formed of oC parties Clr froth from the extreme extreme ex right light an and the tile extreme left leCt will 1 probably not be very el dangerous as It ItIs itIs I Is most probable that the time National will not be satisfied to allow Liberals 1 Jt to their followers to combine very cry closely with wih supporters of oC reaction Time The Agrarians alto also are beginning bc to dissent from tho time Idea pC coalition which the they say a will viii wi r re render tel hotchpotch hotchpotch hotch hotch- candidates ates necessary in man many constituencies The he they claim do ride h in not require men wh all aU sad saddles les who ae are nell neither h. h le flesh h nor fish What are arc wanted are men with wih strong convictions who vimo will wi arouse enthusiasm en elm- in iii the tue breast breasts of oC the electors t lC and amid ant good goot cau cause c through m 1 o o Agrarian Asi organ time the Un Deutsche T points point out that severe conflicts will probably have h to be wi IH e fought out in the tho new that the main point at Issue Juc Is fa not time the grant of or a vote for Cpr s Africa Afric amid that members must be bC elected wh who whit ant are mo animated d with a firm ce determination el wih 0 Lion tion ton to to conduct affairs according to u u n fixed TIme Tho Clerical Cologne continues to tho time question question- of or pot pet i In the tho foregrOund It tn a U curtain certain extent pu l h held l lor ot or the emperors emperor's O petS pet'S lJ l or Germany and anti shows hows how 01 oi various most of or thin tho parties partes majesty's majestY a have ha 6 Incurred his I UlC mile Whoever wishes to C oY the hoe U emperors emperor's friendship writes the leadIng lead lead- leat- leat Ing lug oJ organ an of th the Centre party mu must L the time not oppose its own opinion to opinion of ImPs his Is majesty A conflict was avoided in 1893 but we shall hul p probably lut that thal the not be le wrong in a assuming present dissolution means a a br breach acim ch ie- ie be between e- e tween the time emperor and an th Centre c. c Tho Tim Berlin of ur of lIme that clear clear- Frankfurter eala sUY sa cear- cear sl sighted l. l observers tall fail tal to lo discover Cl in ill the dissolution dl of tho timo the time means to change In un any wu way the political composition of or that bod body But U it ma maj I prove to be the thin edge o of the e ge und and that e eventuality mut roust mut t be le reckoned I with Tho Time main point Is that the support support sup sup- port of or tho time Centre Centro may in future no longer be bc indispensable and that ant possibility pos poe sl Ht Is it now no worrying the C Centrist leaders leaters The rime fact is that the party does not at all al relish relish- the po position llon it I ha has itself brought about and after tho the favors favor an and concessions they once were ere able lle to command lea leading Centrists now no show marl marked ct re resentment nt at any praise covert coert or otherwise time thc they Imagine Im Irn- agine is given in iii official an and of semi communications to the time National Liberals hevy Fl-hevy X Negotiations The Time fishery ne negotiations b between betseen tween Russia Ru la and Japan continue to excie excite In Interest II I terest t. t both in Iii the time countries affected and in iii Great Greal Britain The Japanese regard the time right to fish sh as including the right to kill ki seals and whales nn and they demand demant the time to fish in lii Inlets more than two miles flo The Flie Japanese government might mi ht consider er what It I could I make In the time Am If Ir Ruh I yielded lel entirely o the 1 hel question ques ques- lion tion ton et but bul unfortunately unfortunate Russia feels strongly on both f dints The opening of tho the Amur AmU to her 11 like admitting admit admit- ting hug an enemy Int ler camp while whilo sue she sees in the thc quo a future Hu Newfoundland question question ques ques- tion lon of oC vast dimensions ors nn and of endless complications If I time the New Newfoundland Ne Ne still H a i source of ot trouble between thO o friendly l an and amid consanguineous COl con comm sanguineous nations n t much more would woul the time Siberian fisheries iks be a surco source of oC trouble between o Inimical peoples people A l possible especially especially ally Ily If If as Professor Ll Kovalevsky al says ays In Ith time the Strand M. M 1 15 Is willing to Interpret Iberal thc fishery clause clause The o agin attacks tho time Russian conduct of or negotiations cm- cm el- el time the theW fad fact not a q single I Russian who vimo w t Portsmouth New Hampshire is 18 engaged In time the present negotiations while the Ulc Japanese First Secretary was al Portsmouth and Ind etc b knows all aU the time protocols by heart Coming an organ supporting of this hint Count WItt ti is obvious T Tim o also condemns tho time construction of or the time Amur mur railway which it consider 11 tactless during the present Japanese negotiations as well cl as costly and Jumble I in of developing e I tra trade c. c It hol It I would woul bo lie better better bet bet- ter lo to reconstruct I or Di 01 to double the Sl- Sl bHan line hue ortO r to Unite unie the time Central Contral Asiatic and nn lne Siberian lb l' l railway systems h The lime latter hiler project dt ct would be commercially commer cal u useful etUi Parade vt or I eti Procession Pr pC the lw U unemployed are reported tp b tn w of oC dally daily oc occurrence in Johannesburg rg Three hundred men carrying n red d flags lags marched marche through gim gh carrying the streets tite other tn day demanding of ot the toW town council to prepare a aI asch I sch nto of or t toik Work I The Time executive uCC c committee of thu JHU part parE has d de decided re hr unanimously I cl cd to c cl 1 every wy constituency I a ih 1 and amid ant Ilet lid Iet Volk I I npr rains have fallen alien Inthe in inI inthe I the s south ul Cape of-Cape tC r Colony Colon In the district district dis dis- ls- ls I Iu t u Capetown and 1 1 I I lU l m I 11 Lon London on The Time storm was vas felt cit Cel particularly parti purU keenly In tho time southwest A A. number of or watha ha have hae e place ul and amid u n mall mul tr train ln was ns derailed near nea Prince Albert ruu mend load throe persons ln being killed and several 50 Injured All Al time the tie rivets rivers In iii the time swept storm area artl are ame in Hood flood and amid tho the farmers throughout the country counti are suffering extensive JO losses ts The swollen waters have also aiso demolished miles of or the embankments em em- and the track of ot the time Cape Central railway It Ils is teamed feared that traffic trat- trat tic fic fc in Ih these districts cannot bo ho re resumed 10 ro- ro for fOl several Tho The storm has hus also ullo disorganized postal UI and telegraphic tele tele- graphic communication H It is reported from rum Shanghai hal that stricken famine n people have arrived at pu from Klan Kiang pel and m more Jc are arc expected Thousands ands are ae dyIng hiluS of or starvation I 0 I t |
