Gibraltar, Oct, 12.
The Graf Zeppelin passed over! here at five this morning—Reuter, If no. Liberal Government Strong Adverse Winds Ifa Liberal~Govertiment could not be attained in the next Parliament, Mr. Lloyd George said there was 'a vast and fertile territory common to the men of progressive minds in all the parties which they could agree to cultivate together without abandoning their principles or ideals, but the conditions of cooperation and understanding must be honourable to all and humiliate ing to none. "We must decline emphatically to contemplate the possibility of a repetition of the disastrous experiment of 1924."
In conclusion Mr, Lloyd George] remarked that the other Parties were conspiring and intriguing and together to destroy but the Liberals would never be squeezed out, He sat down amid the tumultuous cheering of the 2,000 delegates pre-
Friedrichshafen, Oct. 12.
'The weather in the'North Atlantic is reported to be very bad. Strong adverse winds have considerably diminished the speed of the Grat Zeppelin, which is expected to take at least' 100"hours to reach Lakehurst, in New Jersey, as compared with "75 hours taken by her predecesser.
The course the Graf Zeppelin is! taking is gt least 2.000 kilometres longer than that of her predecessor, the ZRS, now the Lee Angeles
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