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By Ed Ij. Keen
(United Press Stall Correspondent)
London, Dec. J. Slom political ob
errerd toiUy saw i the nnanlmonsl -sudatory
attitude assumed by the
Vorthcliffe press toward Premier Lloyd
George' Irish proposal a possible ab
roachment between the great publish
er and the statesman.
' tiA Tendon Times ft nil Mail
leading Northeliffe publication, were
profuse ta their praise ol the premier's
plan, heretofore these newspapeis
hare been hitter in their attacks upon
the premier, following Northeliffe s
treak with him during the peace eon-
jn - - ... .
Evening papers yesterday continued
the shower of praise which has been
peapel upon iub )iruivr. t :
Uoyd-George's proposal gives the
world an example of British statesman
ship, the Evening Globe declared, whUe
he Westminster Gazette said no Amer
ican could condemn it fairly.
iMt It I'D In InteiMI.
"The scheme puts Ireland's fate in
Irish hands,'' the Evening Standard as
serted, while the: usually hostile Star
said the premier clearly had one eye
on American opinion. It compared the
taxation ; powers with those of state
legislatures In the United States justi-1
precedent in , the United States in the
division of Virginia and West Virginia. I
"If the premier's plan fails to work, '
the Star asserted,-"we will say to the
American people we've given the Irish
the same powers of self government is
rossessed by the states of the Un'on
and they've rejected them. It will be
difficult to keer up the anti-Britiah
campaign in the United States if that
Happens. , no doubt that was part of
the. calculations of that master strate
gist Lloyd-George."
Parliament adjourned late yester
flay until February, after the lot-?
chancellor had read the king's mes
sage. -'
Kine Upon Peacw RfTown
King George declared
tween the. allies were happy and bene-
nctai toward all. He expressed grati
, tude at the success of the Paris con
ference, . but regret at the "unhappy
Ijumiun ; 01 Kussm, where, , he said,
there Wte no immediate prospect of a
constitutional government upon whici
permanent prosperity depends.
The king's statement that "the task
f remedying the grave economic posi
tion of a large part of Europe" was too
s tor one nation was considered sig
nificant, in view of the veiled apnea,
for aid from the United States, whi.-n
have been made repeatedly,
He said Great Britain would "glad.v
co-operate with other governments."
The high cost of living is receiving
the government's constant considera
tion. King George concluded,
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Victoria, Great Falls, Butte, Seattle, Ta
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at the meet.
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Mrs. V. Stappp Has
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Son Francisco Woman Hadn't Seen a
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"It's the honest truth, I hadn't seen
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I StartAd tfllrfnp Tuning hilt now all
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but as every thing else I had taken
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nave ever neara or in my
istit mhat c wonderful
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able to eat just anything i pieaws,
- j im ihB lfkst. and
I have actually gained thirty pounds
n weight I haven't had a neauii
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Pains in my back have left me en
tirely. My constipated condition has
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taste in my mouth any more. I sleep
ine to ten hours every night, can do
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.i.. with this new
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single opportunity to p
lac, for it has certainly been tn
ereatest blessing of my life.
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Johnson, in Jefferson by Foshay
aon and In Mill City by Marketeria
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