[Great Success for British Government: Slashing Defeat of Socialism Washington, May 12.
The strike settlement in Great Britain is greeted in the United States with the greatest satisfaction. The opinion is generally expressed mirably.—Reuter. that the British people behaved ad-
Paris, May 12.
The calling off of the strike in Britain, which has been followed here with intense interest, created a sensation and is the chic topic of conversation, "The frane fell slightly.
The evening papers comment, briefly on the subject.
"Lo Journal des Debats" declares! that it ig "a great success for the! British Government and the cause of order generally."
"Ta Liberté" calls it "a slashing defeat for socialism" and adds that outsiders have been chiefly strack by the resistance of the British people and the energy of the British Government.
May 13.
Nearly all the newspapers cone ment upon the termination of the strike in Great, Bri The "Figaro" congratulates the, Britith on passing through such a "horrible crisis" without blooilshed.
"L'Beho de Paris" says that the ish social order has emerged phant, Sub-t
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