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LONDON, Y. A _ Premier

Lloydtiaorge h s sent s. _letter to Chancellor of th Exchequer Bonu- Law. leader of *ie Unionist party, outlining his pollicy regarding the gs`_nera.l election d the principal is- sud of the : The Premier sa. s he is convinced'

there should be axgeueral election. his principal reano \ being that it ia essential there sh vuld be, a. fresh Parliament possess of authority to' deal with the di uit transitional period which will rllow the cessa- tion ol hostilities. o _ '

ltr. Lloyd Geox- 'e considers it

:should be a eoali n election. the .constituents being i vited to return csndidataavwho wil undertake to suport the present overnment not only to prosecute th war to a ilnal and and to negoti - pssne but to

dlgal with problems f reconatroe-_ t il. --The Prime Minist saqs he is _oonvineed such an arrangement

_mould be best for thaleountry, add-

"The problems with which we.

shall be _ia.eed_imlaed ately on the

.cessation of hostilities il he hardly

less pressing and will auire hardly less drastic lation t those od the war itself. They ot. in my

opinion, be dealt with vfthout dine- `ter~on party lines.. ‘

"it is vital that the national unity

which has made possible victory in war should be maintained until at least the main foundations of na- tional end' international reconstruc- i.ion have been securely d."

The Premier says a Pa liament re-

turned to support the cnlition Gov- ernment would tuldll t s essential _ condition and would also she possess- ed both of the necessary authority -and the unity of purpose alike as to principles and methods toienable the British Government to deaii elective- ly with the peace problems iwhich will confront it. i If an election on those lhies takes ipiace, he recognizes there must be a statement oi policy as will retain i the support of the Unionist and Lib-

. eral parties.

Dealing* with Imperial preference,

| the Prem r says:

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| icy of Imperial preferences as de- Iilned in resolutions of the imperial 'Conference to the aileet that prefer- i ence will be given on existing duties I and on any duties which may subsc- iqueuily be imbosed.

"On this subject I think there is

1 no difference of opinion between us. I have at the same time stated that our policy does not ineludsntax- on food, but that docs not, of course, interlere with the granting of pret-

tersnegigln :ny article of tea or ooiteo on w or our own purposes we have imposed a duty. 1 “One of tha great objects which must be aimed at in the future is to maintain an improved agricultural ' position, and for thispurposo a great deal can be done in many directions. including. for instance,_ an improve- msnt, and, indeed. s. complete change, of the tmnsport situation.. As regards other aspects of thisproblem I am prepared to.say that the three indus- i tries on which tus me or the nation depends must be preserved. ' "I am prepared to say also that in order to keep up the' present stand- ard of production and develop it to the utmost' extent possible it is ns- _ cessary that security should be given _ againatunfsir competition to~whieh our industry has in the past been objected by the eeilingof goods be- low the actual cost of~ production. I "We mustface all these questions

1 with new and without regard to pre- war s eec rs." ' i Dealing __wlth_the Home Rule ques- tion, Premier Lloyd George said: "I can support no settlement which would impose _ a 'forcible coercion of Ulster. Eighteen months ago 'the Government made- alternative pro- posals for a settlement of the Irish problem._ It olered either to bring p Home Rule into immediate etect, ~, while excluding the six northern *counties of Ulster from its opera.-

iiions, or to set _ in a~ convention of representative lr man to endeavor | te ilnd amettlemsnt for themselves. . "The second alternative was adopt- ed, but, unfortunately, after nearly s year-of earnest deliberations thereon-

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to believe that secret nagotisif

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e- o n-_ enola cdr-a._ itself atauds.a mass That. pri-:tor tlI:.'t:wtar.ths_,t hoidsga egos so see u,~ rrow~n e- - ting out of the Every day ~ the boche shells this to.wn,_and many

missiles tall' on- .¢l.’|rs_ mined shell--of the cathedral. ut the cross still stands untouched. As though some unseen hands _guides ' the- whistling

:iileljlst goin - thiis-_ e|n‘l_a_s|:i ~ of the .»rs. ccrossslrrooct _ -

Every afternoon- as _the sun' sinks

down in the wes_t'tls_i||`¢_g»@ ilgilhog. etted against the evening sky. a pro-

mise or victory and glance. 'The tri- umph or right over rang.

The other cross stands in No Mania

Land. It is its the centre gf 1; small v age come ery. ~ t ist e srgeli cross in the-ohurchynrd, and stsnill out prominently among- the smaller

heggstones in! the cgly-ol this-deag. ~

r severa mon s ‘we ave ed

losing men from machine-gun ilrs ll this section. We have been unable to

Locate the gurhthat was ‘paying aug avoc on our ues. r' t pntr went out in an effort to discover this particular machineguu. cmplaot-

meni. Our bang :viators circled Iso near the groun n an edori. to Q- cats the gun that they were in dan-

§er gl makliiigda. sadden :landing-lp o n’s . tit sti the ill-

chine gun was undiscovered. Elves? night its pst~pat-pat-pat-pat would

rliing oiut. and often somejone patrlf t e pr cs. - '

It was-as though some phantom

machine gunner. was - operating-» a_

phatom gun. _ ._

en cams a eu- aslhnsa;__ _ ‘

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phantom maehineglun _ 'P

s we 'pressed oserf esai'

to the boche lines-we -mme"intlu.tlta

cemetery. Then some one di_acovarad=- the secret o the atom gun. __ _

The boche had Iyilslated the sa.n,'_c¢

mmchine gun beasath~the'd'oss' death machine was placed within tha very shadow of the Holy Cross. _ _

This is the story. oi the- -two

crosses. Ons s,-ailfont sponsore;?_tho_ Allied cause." The _other a bil t N7. buke to "German"Kultur."--Gapt. 0. Q. Melton in 'Atlanta Constitution.

watts mag wap. ~ To many people the mme mention

of a white ilag in war 'at once sug- gests a desire to surrender. 'But-it is important that it should be more generally known that -n white lag in international law pouesses s signi- ilcance quite diilerent.

For an oillcer or soldier to display

a whine dag or other token of sur- render in thepresenee of theenemy is a disgrace equivalentfto showing the white feather, and‘the British regulations make it iinmistskahly clear that the olsnder _will-be tried by general court - martial. Tia surrender, by an omeer charged with its defence. of any gu- rihon, post, guard, or position, whether iortiilad or not, which even a detachment may he ordered to hold, ca.n only- be justiiledby theutmost necessity. '

Unless this necessity he clearly

shown, the surrender becomes an act of shame and' disgrace, punishable by death; or if_th_a evidence is~in- sulcient to support auch s. charge the oiiemder. if an ollear, is liable to he cashiered, or if a snidlerhs suffer punilhmelt. __ »- _» _

The hoisting of a white hg means.

in itself, nothing more than that one party isasklrig-.whether it wfill re- ceive a communication from' the eth- sr. in pr\ctiee,'however,:»t_he while ilag, in consequence of _being impro- perly hoisted ln' tlteeciiurse--»o1 an action -by _individual soldiers =or -small parties, has come to-indicate sur-

render; _ ' __ _

Tile white lag is the universally

`un_derstood~ ilsg of truce. 'Grer t' vigi- lance is always noc'_ella.l'»7.`. _for the 'question in every cans-3 is \vheth_ar» 1_-the homing or nw wh_ito'ilsg_w?; authorised hymns senior onosr: - conssauencs,.during tha siege of Port ’A~rthur.- in 1904. whsnaa _particular ‘fort hoistsdrs. tlag, tho_.`iaps,nese gen-_ eral, Baron Nogi, did not immediate- ly cease dining on Vial. fort; he look- ed uponnit merely as~s.' preliminary to negotiation. _ _ _

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