British and Foreign.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 November 1912, Page 3

British and Foreign.

[BT XLBCTUIO TELBOIUPn-COPYBIGHT] (i'Kll I'KKS'j ASSOCIATION-] L-ViNCASIIIIMi [JUERALS AND CRU.MANV . LONDON, November 21, Mr F. D. Ada ml (of tho Cabinet) .speaking ut Rochdale, said tliat tho Government was not responsible for tbo want of good understanding with Germany. This want of good understanding bad really .arisen from such utorancos as that of Lord iUoliert-s, at Alauehcster. Gorman jingoes would conclude from that speech that 'England, when sufficiently .strong, would attack Germany. .Mr Acl.'ind considers that Lhc National iService League has done great harm to the Territorials. LORD imiJEUTS'S AVAILING. LONDON.. November Hi. Lord Roberts is publishing a book in which ho strongly appeals to the nation and embraces tho views set nut in liis Manchester speech. In a letter, "Lord .Uoberts draws attention to events in the Balkans as a warning of what may happen to the Empire if it fails to improve its perilous position. CO.UITLSOIiY .SEItVICK LONDON, November 2-1. The East Heading Territorial Association ollicially urges universal service. hjs siSTEjr.s vorci , :. LONDON, .November IM. Reginald Wright, a clerk in Lloyds bank, JJouriiemoutli, has been arrested on Marby coniinon, Llasleniere. The police imitated his sister's voice, calling "Keggie," ami thereupon "Wright .stepped fanvard. One thousand one hundred and fiftyfive pounds worth of notes and (MO sovereigns, comprising the greater part of the amount stolen, were fun ml in bis portmanteau. 'I'll K AY.AIt. .SITUATION IN El'liOPE. GEUMAN V IN RESERVEDLY SlTl'OllTS AISTUIA. .ROME, November 2b\ Austria has informed Italy thai she adheres to the agreement ol" 1 1 J(J7 pledging her not to attempt to expand her territory in Albania, aiftl supporting the status quo or Albanian autonomy. Austria is resolved to light rather than give way. VIENNA, November L'ti. The Reichpust newspaper announces that the result of the. visit will bring the Triple Alliance together closer than ever. The Communique contains indications the the German Premier's (Dr. Ucthann-Uohveg) restraining influence lias weakened in favour of a .strong support of Austria- under tho aegis of the German Foreign Minister (Ilerr von Kiidolen-AVaech-ter). VIENNA, November 2(5. The Kaiser told Archduke Ferdinand that Germany does not want war, but will unreservedly support Austria if she, is attacked.