London, July 6.
While the speakers for Mr. Outhwaite, the Liberal candidate at the Hanley By-election, have up to the present been confined to a few land-tax enthusiasts, the Labour and Unionist parties are carrying on the campaign in the most energetic manner. There are twelve promin. ent Labour speakers and nine Unionists taking part in the work. tions existing between Russia and Germany, the foundation of which was laid at Potsdam.
St. Peteraburg, July The Russian Press is lukewarm over the meeting. It is of opinion, however, that there is no reason to anticipate that Great Britain and France will be disappointed at the result of the meeting.
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