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(Renter's Service to the China Mail.)
CURE FOR BOLSHEVISM..
"FEED THE BRUTE."
PARIS CONFERENCE.
HELIGOLAND AND SCHLESWIG.[
LONDON, April 17.
The Council of Four has decided that Heligoland should be dismantled and as far as possible destroyed. It
also
adopted the Commission's report on Schleswig providing for plebiscites of the inhabitants. FRENCH CHAMBER AND PEACE TERMS.
LONDON, April 17.
In the Chamber of Deputies M. Fichon announced that the peace) terms would be submitted for rati fication by the parliament when they were signed. Replying to protests against the non-publication of the
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LONDON, April 17. It is stated from an American source that the Allies to-day agreed to send food to Russia under neutral control. French objectiors to this cpurse are expected to be overcome to-morrow, and the relief work will proceed rapidly under the supervision of Dr. Nansen and other Scandina vians and Swiss, on condition that the Bolsheviks cease hostilities as provided in the agreement.
ALLIES AND BOLSELVIES-
LONDON, April 19.
A British North Russia official
PORTUGUESE JUVENILE
ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEETING.
The sixth Annual Athletic Meeting of the Juvenile Society was held at the Race Course on Saturday after noon andey, the patronage of the For- tuguese Consul, Mr. E. V. M. R. de Souza, who also graced the proceed- ings with his presence. Taken as a whole, the meeting was a very success ful one and on accourt of the fine weather went off without a hitch. The events were all Keenly contested.
At the conclusion of the events, Mr. D. C. Baptista. (President). thanked all those present on behalf of the Society; especially the prize donors, and those who had contri- buted to bring the meeting to such a successful conclusion. It was, he said, a great pleasure to him to pre- side again for this, the sixth Annual Meeting, but he trusted that some. one more competent would, in future.
terms prior to signature, M. Pichon despatch says that Russian troops take up his pleasant task, and make |
demanded a vote of confidence which was accorded by 360 votes to
126.
OTHER ENEMIES NEXT.
LONDON, April 17.
M. Clearenceau to-day told a meet- ing of belligerents net included in the five great Powers (18 delegates) that the peace terms would te communi- cated to them. It is probable that the Austrians Turks, and Bulgarians
has been:
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under general Maynard successfully attacked Vojmosalmi at the south an even greater success than it eastern end of Lake-Vigszero on
The President then called upon April 17.
The occupation of this Miss Evelina da Rocha to distribute point gives the Allies complete the prizes, after which she was pre- control of Lake Vigozero and of the mainroad from the south to the sented with a bouquet, as a memento of the occasion. Cheers were then White Sea.
given to the ladies present and also to the Consul.
EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
The 18th Infantry Band also liven- ed up things considerably by playing excellent selections during the after-
noon.
Amongst the various prize donors
will be summoned within a fortnight (Reuter's Service to the China Mail) were Noronha & Co., Mr. P. Botelho,
after the Germans have signed.
RABIES IN S. E. ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 17.
THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)
GERMANS IN HONGKONG.
LONDON, April 16.
In the House of Commons, Mr. G.
and Messrs. A. M. L. Soares," J. M. da Rocha Joese A. de Graca, Mr. A. Silva-Netto, V.F. V. Ribeiro, F. A.V. Ribeiro, the Portuguese Staff of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co," Messrs, A F. Ormund, J. Lawrence, Lusitano Club, F. A. Carvalho, J. C. Barretto, E. Figuerido, Attosk Bro.,
A dog was killed at Byfleet, Sutres, ! to-day, which was suffering from rabies. The muzzling order is now. P. Croft drew attention to the The Portuguese Consul (Half Mile enforced in London, Middlesex, parts report that the German missionaries Challange Cup, First). and Mr. of Surrey, Herts, Bucks, Berks, and in Hongkong were actively under J. M. C. Remedios (Challange Cup,
mining British interests, and urged, Second the repatriation of all Germans in. Hongkong.
Hants.
NASTY ONE FOR ASQUITE.
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THE RESULTS. //
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100 yds. face (girls):-1, M. Cruz; 2, H. BarOS
100 yds...flat race (handicap)-1. B. Gosano; 2. R. Marques.
The following were the results of Col. Amery replied that the only the sports:- German missionaries in Hongkong; were eight women, who had been in! 100 yds. flat race (handicap):-1, LONDON, April 17.
charge of charitable institutions, A Silva; 2, N. Braga, Colonel Josiah Wedgwood bas under supervision. They were now All written to the Hasley branch of the being sent back to Germany Labour Party,asking to be enrolled a the other Germans had long since member. He says after reading been removed from the Colony, Asquith's speech that he cannot except three, of whom two were only remain a Liberal.
technically German subjects and the third a man of British sympathies, whose exemption was specially requested by the military authorities, (Continued on, Page 3)
U.S. AND JAPAN...
NO STRAINED RELATIONS.
LONDON, April 17.1 Washington reports that Mr. Polk Counsellor to the State Department says there are no serious questions pending between the United States and Japan. There were indications of minor issues arising out of the situation in Siberia, the recent trou- ble at Tientsin, also at the Peace Conference, but these problems would soon be amicably settled without any straining of relations.
POLISH ARMY MOVES.
LONDON, April 17. Paris yesterday reported that the transport of the Polish army to Poland had begun. General Haller makes Modlin near Warsaw his headquarters:
KOREAN AUTONOMY.
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LONDON, April 17. Philadelphia reports that a petition for the recognition of the provisional government of the Korean Republic has been sent to Paris by a Korean congress assembled, there,
A CECIL SPEECH.
LEAGUE CF NATIONS AND
INDEMNITIES."
LAWN TENNIS.
HE.C.C. TOURNAMENTS.
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220 yds, flat race. 1, J. Ribeiro; Z, A Silva.
Half mile bicycle race-1, Leo d'Almaca, jun.; 2. L. Rocha:
50 yds. flat race-1, L./Silva; 2 P. Botelho.
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440 yds. (handicap)-1. F. Redri- gues; 2, F. M. Silva.
100 yds. flat race (girls) 1 Aida Olivera, 2, Maria Leite.
120 yds. flat race-1, E. Alves, 2.
100 yds. race (girls)-1, C. Botelho; C. Ribeiro..."
Handicap told against N. E. Kent J Figueiredo. and J. S.. Jennings (owe 30) when they played A. Morse and F. A. Red-2,
Three-quarter mile bicycle race — mond (owe 4/6) on Saturday in the semi-final of the Handicap Doubles. 1, F. R. Peeira; 2, Leo d'Alama, jun 50 yds. flat race:-1, H. Osmund; The first set was six all but the next two games went to Redmond and his 2, L. Ozorio... partner. The same pair won the next set 6-4 and so qualified to meet Lt.Col. Crisp and Capt. Murray in the final.
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SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. FINAL.
Effort are being made to play of the final of the Singles Championship to-morrow, N. E. Kent and T. Mishima are the finalists. The win ner will meet Ng Sze Kwong in the challenge round.
GARRISON TENNIS LEAGUE. A Garrison Tennis league was formed recently and on Thursday à committee meeting was held in the Chaplain's Room at Scandal Point. Master Gunner G. T. May presided, over a good attendance. It was decided to ask Lieut-Colonel E. 5. Colcs, R.A.O.C. to be the first Presid ent of the league.
and G. Ribeiro: 2. C. Pinna and C. Three-legged race:-1, M' Silva
Cunha.
Ladies nomination race:-1, F. N. Siva; 2 Marques; 3, D..A. Remedios. 50 yds. race-1, C. Botelho; 2, A.
2.
Hamile race:-1,F: Rodrigues; J. Ribeiro; 3, M. Silva. Sack race1, B. Gosano; 2, Y. Noronha.
One-mile bicycle race:-1,L.Rocha: 2, A Silva H. Netto..
Team race1, G. Ribeiro, E. Silva, L. M. Remedios, C. Remedios, C. Cunha, and Carlos Silva.
Centipede race-Hongkong. Visitors' race1, D. Lopes; 2, J. A. Law.
Consolation race-1, E. Mc-.. Dougall; 2, L. Ribeiro.:
GERMANY'S FLEET TO BE. DESTROYED.
The following teams applied to join the league and were accepted 88th Co. R.G.A. (z) 88th Co. R.G:A (b), 87th Co, R.G.A., 83rd Co. R.G.A., RE., Manchester Regiment, RA.M.C. (a), R.A.M.C. (b), and the R A.O.C.
The garnes will commence the first week in May, the first matches being LONDON, April 16. ballotted for. The following games
The Gurman Fices. now interned In the House of Commons Lord will be played during the week end- Robert Cecil, intervening in a debate, ing May 3rd-87rd Co. v. 87th Co., at Scapa Flow is to be destroyed. " said that Spain was advised and was 88th Co. (a) v. R.A.O.C., R.A.M.C. (a) The fortifications of Heligoland prepared to join the League of v.88th Co. (5), Machesters v. R.A.M.C. and of the Kiel Caned to he razor. The Kiel Canal is to be free to the Nations as soon as it could be per (6) mitted. Moreover, the great majority The matches for the week ending shipping of the world, der of neutrals attending the recent May 10th will be.-88th Co. ()u. Sodoes the feruan Firet come to! League of Nathus conference would 837d Co. R.A.O.C.. Manchesters, an end.
soon become members. He said the R.A.M:C. (b), v. R.A.M.G. (a), RE », The soups of the German economic position throughout Europe 88th Co. (a)
Navy, says the Daily Mail, have
not
was calculated to cause grave As most of the tears have only fallen into sunda, condition of fish anxiety if not alarm. It was one court at their disposal it was and disrepan in the hands of their sufficient merely to send decided that each pair should play mutinous crews that they are now food to enemy countries; the people rine games only with each pair of sorely seaworthy, and no one wants must also be set to work. It was the opposing team.
them for military purposes. It is a essential first to settle the question The Committee afterwards pro dramatic stroke by which this force of indemnities, as the present in ceeded to draw up rules and arrange which dared not face Admiral certainties were unsettling both to the remaining fixtures, which will Beatty's great fest will now be wiped enzory and Allied countries. Until cover May June July and August. Is foto is ignominious, but the former knew what must be paid Four matches will be played each never was such an end more tho.. they could not take the full ectronic week, or 72 matches in all mcasures necessary to meet the crisis. This concluded the business,
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