The British Election and After.

Focuses on political conditions of Great Britain. Defeat of the Cabinet of the Labor Party by a combination of Liberals and Tories; Impropriety of the Labor government to in breaking off proceedings against the acting editor of a communist paper, who had published an article inciting, soldiers to mutiny; Views of Liberals against the Russian treaty, under which a loan was proposed to be given to the Soviet Union; Objection to the loan by the Liberals; Probability of the association of Liberals and Conservatives in these elections; Purpose of the alliance that the combined party would get majority of votes to form the government; Statement that the Conservatives win less than fifty seats, Liberals should give their support to a conservative minority.