Madrid, Dee, 30.
Owing to the vapid' deterioration of the Spanish currency which was especially noticeable during the Inst few, days, the conflict between the Constitutionalists, headed by the King, and Premier Prime de Rivera has unexpectedly come to its climax.
It is now generally anticipated that the next twenty-four hours will witness the Premier's resignation from the post he has held so long. In a newspaper article publisited toulay, the Dictator himself admits that his regime outstayed its wel come and that the time had arrived to introduce sweeping changes in the Government of the country, The decision for these changes will probably be arrived at tomorrow's meeting of the Privy Council which has especially been sunimoned to discuss the political situation. At this meeting, it is be-Mieved, the King will ask the political conditions and for general the way for a return to normal political conditions and for general elections to be held.
Meanwhile some uneasiness is felt in responsible quarters regarding the attitude of the army. whose loyalty to the King is said to be shaken by the latter's long tolerance of Frimo de Rivera's, dictatorship and rumours are persistent that some of the regiments may attempt some sort of a republican coup.—TPrans-Ocean Kuo Min.
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