Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 18, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba of free pkej3s, Winnipeg Satu pay Imperial foreign news silent Erule mention of proposals settlement when appear ing in House. Says huge Surprise of new Way out will be sprung on monday. Canadian associated press july Comet to Day meeting of Uio week to Irish situation and lie at business for the remainder much to the Chagrin o refrained from any re London eld the daily mail and the unionist press in general allege that no real and Vance is being made towards peace. It suggests that the government abandon he time limit and have exclusion Only indictment of Madame Caillaux turn to the Madero tradition i. In the person of Gen. Carranza a leap in the dark. The express contends that Gen. Villa is impossible and that both Honor and material interest demand that the United states should occupy Mexico As the Only Way of restoring order. All the papers recall As the Moat interesting feature of the situation eng land s determination to secure Satis faction for the murder of the scotch Man William Benton. The times in an editorial this morning considers that president Wil son never intended to elevate of non recognition applied to Huerta into a policy of Universal application. Adds the times the sequel has proved him right remarkable innovation in diplomatic procedure has rid As an important unit in the europ an balance of the same a j Cle Points oat that the new air will succeed to the throne of his Reat Uncle he will inherit not Only he Ibro and kingdoms and lands that own hapsburg but an immense tuna f dynastic Devotion that has been accumulated and developed throughout to generations by Che unremitting ton e the aged emperor. Two is the Othen Ide of the medal. Britain in Persia. We Are so in tensely preoccupied by our in Irish problem just now that we ave Little attention to spare for the perplex titles of the political situation n continent or elsewhere abroad. When sir Edward Grey passed the Atter under review in the commons he other iday. The spoke in a very list Ess and sparse House and his speech was a. Remarkably Dull Afi yet his of tie tie Popof Litlo frence him at a settlement of the Ulster when the House of lords Ysen dents come up before the com Mons at the beginning of the week. Uncertain As Ever. The press in general Are indulging u a game of guessing As to the probable outcome of next week s de lates but even the Liberal Back teachers confess that they Are entirely ignorant of the prime minister s plan Aid that the whole business is Asun As government assailed. Tha government is assailed by a piety of counsels and even threats Jam the nationalist leaders and the labor party. It. Is also Felt among his own sup porters that or. Asquith would have bettered matters by some Plain Indica Tion this afternoon of How he proposed to Deal on Broad lines with the changes introduced by the lords. Western associated press Cabinet meetings. London july is. The meetings of the Cabinet yesterday were mainly occupied with a discussion of the Ulster bit nation. It is reported that communications Between Premier As Oraibi and sir Edward Carson were considered at the meeting. The Stan Dard s lobby correspondent states that a meeting is planned Between lord Law Austen Cham after lain. And sir Edward Carson. The Cabinet made a counter proposition to the unionists for a modes riven i Between the original amending Bill and the form sent from the lords. Tha Dally citizen s parliamentary correspondent predicts a Surprise will be sprang on the House of commons an d the country monday text of charge published in Paris meets with criticism. From the Paris july text the indictment against Madame Caillaux who will be placed on trial monday for the killing of m. Calmette. Editor of Figaro was made available to the press today. The document drawn by pro curator general Jules Leribaux is a Long narrative of the Case literary in style and moderate and impartial in tone. Here and there extracts from evidence before the examining magistrate Are introduced to bring out some Point. It concludes have been the moral Agit Awon under which she Laboured cannot but remark the with which she accepted the. Idea of. The crime the logical sequence of acts whereby she prepared it and the Cobi Ness with which it was executed in consequence. Genevieve Hen Rietta Rainouard wife of Joseph Ca l Laux is of having Teeth Day of March 1914, committed voluntary homicide on the person of m. Gaston calmette with this Circum stance that the. Aforesaid homicide was committed with the Figaro commenting today on the Caillaux indictment expresses re Gnet that procurator general Jules Herb Aux after exposing the system of defence should Stop Short with compliance. Such an omission in indictments for assassination says the paper and is All the More Asto Riis a thus far i i just life de itself both in aim and method. The ultimate mexican question however is not yet disposed of. Bather it is beginning to reveal its True China is wanting wireless system government authorizes ten million dollars Worth of Bonds to finance installation. London july View of state ments in the newspapers to that a contract with the chinese government Hail actually been signed the Marconi company has made the Fol lowing negotiations have been pending Between the Chin Ese government and this company for some time past for the erection of a number of wireless stations in China for the internal and external Telegraph services on april ,8.the chinese government sent an official letter agreeing to authorize the Marconi company to Issue of five per cent. Chin Ese Bonds in payment of the prop Sec stations. This document was Filec with the British legation in Pekin and a formal contract has been sent for Ward for approval and signature. The company has every Confidence that in due course the agreement will b signed and All Mutual obligations Ful ing since the indictment contains All the documents necessary to refute this defence. Slashed portrait of Thomas Garlyle British of mexican affairs the second Reading of the amending Bill and will result in a dramatic change in the situation. The citizen adds that Premier Asquith will outline a Way a thereto unthought of. London july upon the resignation of president Huerta the morning papers give credit to. President Wilson for the policy but consider that the mexican imbroglio is in no Way solved by Huerta s withdrawal. I the chronicle alerts that it is pre mature to describe it As a Triumph for or. Wilson he gained his Point the paper says but his policy has entailed a appalling amount of murder and pillage which would have been avoided if he had joined Europe in recognizing Huerta. There is no reason suppose that Gen. Carranza constitutionalism chief is any better than Gen. Huerta the chronicle concludes. The daily mail regards Huerta s resignation a s granting a respite but not a reprieve in the situation. It says however the world will breathe More freely at the thought that War Between the United states and Mexico has been averted. The graphic regards the re Telegraph direct communication with Prince Rupert phone train circuit i under 1 year 1 to 4 years 5 to 19 years 20 to 39. Years. 40 to 59 Yeara 60 years and Over 147 51 is 20 27 16 18 147 26 188 81 24 32 20 17 188 20 a. B. Smith manager of Telegraph As for trunk and matter was important r enough Ana would at a time when out Domestic Pacific railroads who has been on. Roubles pressed on us Leas hardly have j trip of inspection to the West return Montreal last night in company stillbirths communicable Diews. 19h. 1913. . 1 _ 0 6 0 8 10 in i 27 0 16 0 535 0 71 4 36 3 Typhon fever Check Envoi measles Scarlet whooping cough mumps diphtheria Erysipelas tuberculosis of lungs 1 7.5 5 15 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 15 91 o 6 ,15 6 24 666 18 246 act which had conferred Freedom from oils upon Anne rican Coastwise strip ing but there was the Iresh Ini Orma or. Smith was severally Days in Winnipeg and completed a Ion he save Tveith regard to what is Range ments in connection with the is Britis i to abolishment of through Telegraph ser Likely of prove another Gre. Adventure in time in Persia through the oilfields which Are situated for the most part in the Neu ral scone of that dish acted and de cadent country. Personally i think it altogether probable that 1 the action of the government in investing upwards of ten millions of the persian Oil tracts will result in the practical occupation of the ;