"Now the Liberals are very me '@ignant at the publication, on the eve of the poll, of a manifesto h ed "A Liberal Call," which is sign '€4 by three adherents of the "Devon National Liberal Council."—This manifesto declares that the only. sous is between Constitutionalism and Socialism and appeals to the lectors to vote for the Conservative The Liberal headquarters have' replied with posters and pamphlets denouncing this "Tory trick."
By a coincidence, ax the recent Conservative victory: at Cheltenham wan announced at the Conservative Lonference, so the result of the Tavistock election will be announced chortly before Mr. Lloyd George makes his hig speveh at the Liberal Conference at Yarmouth.
The Devon Liberal Council Liter.
The Liberal headquarters have Seaued a statement that the 0 called "Devon National Liberal Council mentioned in vegerd. to the Tavistock election is inno way. eonneetod with the Liberal Part.
The Chiivman of the Council admits that it is ndt connected with "the oficial party, Members of the Liberal confer ence at Yarmouth declare that the organization does not exist and that the three signatories of the mani-Sesto are well-known Conservatives.
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