MacDonald's request, arranged for press congratulates the victors and the safe withdrawal of Mr. Cummins hopes that everyone will do their and to take charge of the Legation. best to help the new Government to continue the work of advancement The Prime Minister, amid cheers, "}and development of the Union. emphasized the tecting Britis!
London newspapers deplore the guarding the dignity of the British defeat of General Smuts, one of Government. He was not quite the greatest figures of the Empire, sure as to what happened to Mrs. but emphasize the local nature of Evans, but he believed that she the nes involved. met with no harm, The whole story. ing on the uncortai was most romantic.
One of Mr.
Africa's political future, they declare Cummins's letters said that she was 'S that the Labour Party will be a left defenceless and was alone ex-woeful check on the Republican cept for the assistance of a bray re Nationalists, while the latter are not likely to treat the Labour Ex-City, June 19. tremists of the Rand with greater indulgence than the old Adminis-President Obregon has ordered th tration. The consensus of opi stoppage of proceedings for the is that responsibility expulsion of Mr. Cummins, after earning that Britain will withdraw Br. Cummins to-morrow.—Reuter, being moderation and South Afrien Jas elsewhere will benefit by new men and new methods.—Reuter.
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