The Week.

Presents information on several social and political developments around the world. Implications of the abolition of the right of asylum in the U.S.; Efforts of a Presidential commission to solve the present situation of strikes in the coal mines in the U.S.; Views of Senator Albert B. Fall on the relation between the U.S. and Mexico; Discussion on the implications of the victory of Victor Berger, a socialist, as governor of Wisconsin; Stand of the Attorney-General on the packers in the U.S.; Discussion on the remark of Lloyd George, British Prime Minister, that the U.S. Senate would approve the Anglo-Franco-American Alliance; Discussion on the platform adopted by the convention of the Committee of Forty-Eight in St. Louis, Missouri; Resignation by Ignace Jan Paderewski, Polish prime minister, from his post.