EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
Losmos" August 6th,
As strongly worded manifesto signed by eight Labour Member of Parliament and eight prominene Trade Union leaders has
Beuter's Service to the China faft.) been issued, warning the British public
1
POLAND'S PERILA
THE CHINA MAIL.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS.
against the possibility of drifting into PROJECTED DEPARTURES. another war, accusing Poland of self- aggrandisement, and declaring emphati cally that. British labour will not-en- operate in the war as allies of Poland,
of | Ang. 10—Q.-N."
Mr. Arther Henderson has telegraphod to the local Labour parties throughout the country, advising the organisation citizen demonstrations against intervention and supply of munitions to Poland, and de manding peace negotiations, raising of the blockade and resnution of trade relations,
Loxboy, August 4th.
M. Krassin and M. Kamenet and the other members of the Russian Soviet Dele gation called, at Downing Street in the afternoon and remained for nearly two hours.
Beater learn that Mr. Lloyd George and Mr Bonar Law received the Delega- tine. Conversations were confined to the continued Soviet advance against the Poles,
... LONDON, August 5th In the House of Commons, replying to questions, Mr. Lloyd George stated that fas Government had not yet received a reply to the telegram despatched to the Soviet on July 29th. Ho had just learned, that M. Kamene, the Soviet representa five in London, had received a tele sram, but he did not know the character of the message. The Fremier proceeded to read the latest British telegram to the Bories Hating that if the Soviet insisted oa pesce conditions being settled between Poland and Russia to the exclusion of the ather Powers, the basis on which it was proposed to coadnet negotiations in London reeld have disappeared, and the project for a conference would have fallen to the ground. Also if the Soviet took advan-in spite tage of the delay now caused to continue the advance inza ethnographical Poland the Government would be driven to the conclusim that the Soviet did not intend to respect the liberty and independence of Poland and the situation contemplated in the Government's telegram to 31. Tedit- cherin on July 27th would have arisen.
Mr. Lloyd George stated that he and Bondy Law yesterday interviewed M. Kazenes and M. Krasin shd made it ot necessarily clear that the Soviet's condi raised a suspicion that the Suriet was not sincere in professing to desire peace and in declaring its intention to respect the liberty and independence of Poland, and that that suspicion was saly removable by the immediate conclusion of 3. dair armistice.
the armistice overtures. The British Ministers indulged in a very straight and very frank talk with the visitors.
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In view of the invasion of ethnographical describe the issue as one of peace or war The Daily Chronicle goes so far as to Poland, the Government would take effec tive steps to remove the obstacles to the between the Allies and Bussia, but the transmission of military supplies to Daily News learns that Warsaw is not yet Poland from Danzig. In view of the criteriously endangered, although in other cal situation Mr. Lloyd George refrained quarters the capture of Warsaw is
expect- from making a further statement at pre-ed by Monday Berlin reports speak of seat, but promised, if the Geveramen: the civilian population as already Beeing. suspicions were confirmed, to make a full Hitherto there is no indication of the exact platement on August 9th in regard to far ature of Britain's assistance to Polsed ther naval or military steps which it might but it is suggested that in view of the fact that larger Russian towns are suffering be necessary to take
from a shortage of necessities the best means of bringing the Bolsheviks to reason blockade. Meanwhile events are develop- Aug. $3.-B. F would be the penforcement of a stringent !
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LONDON, August sik According to the latest report from
TIENTSIN Warsaw, the Bolshevik. cffensive on the
The Poles have Ang. 10.-G. F. Bag has been arrested. launched a counter-attack from the north, 16-B. F. which is developing successfully
Sept. 22-B. F. Fol have also recaptured Brody.
LONDON, August 5th.
Ia the House of Commons, mplying to Can Wedged Bean, Mr. Lloyd George Zeclared that the suggestion that an altera tion of Rina policy followed Mr. W., Churcbul's article advocating German help!
Bolshevist Against
Judicrous.- Wa- (Cheers)
Replying to Commander Kenworthy. Mr. Lloyd Geark said he hoped that it would 10eurs, to take steps to tighten the blorade against Sorin Russia, but that must depend on the answer the Government received. He emphasised that the Soviet's best not to against the armistice being abismi byste of to re-arm Poland for offensive purposes would be a fair under. standing with the Western Powers who ing. alone would be able to arm Poland
Replying to Col. Wedgwood. Mr. Lloyd George emphasised that the Soviet advance in Poland was pan of a deliberate policy. He sincerely hoped that it was not an attempt by the Russian military authori ties to sverthrow every effort to make peace.
Losnes, August 5th. Reuter learn that the British note to "Russia, mentioned on August 4th, after expressing surprise and regret at the non- #ceipt of a reply to the British message" of July and, intimated that if the con- dition- laid down for the London Chafer- ence continued to be ignored this must lead
the abandonment of the Conference. The zote added that after their prolonged talk with Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. Besar Law, the Russian representatives in London are in a position to make this clear to their chief.
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A communiqué states that all beaty Bol- sherik attacks on both flanks and the Narev and Seres sectors have been repulsed. Our Aug. 10-0 N. action in the direction of Brody is develop
PARIS, August 5th
A message from Warsaw states that the Bolshevik advance is less rapid now. The 30-10-ICS.N. Tungshing. 10-I.C.EN. Cheyang. Poles still occupy Ostrolenka, thus remain ing possession of the Dantzig-Warsaw Railway.
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General Wrangel is pursuing... pletely disorganised enemy.
LONDON, August 5th,
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Aug. 10.-LE.SK. Taksang.
SAIGON.
The Times learns on excellent authority that the Soviet Government before the Aug. 20—M÷M._ Polish offensive opened, concluded a secret Sept 1-0. S. K treaty with Germany whereby Russia is permitted to appropriate all Polands arms, stores, and "foodstuffs, and after the
Amazona, Shisen Harz.
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conquest of Poland Russia will be allowed Aug. 10. N.
Chasan
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Then they
will completely evacuate Poland in favour of Germany, which will hold Poland guarantee against Russia's future credita
as
return for German goods and labour. In the course of a recent debate in the
M. Kamene has sent Mr. Lloyd George a commurintien which he has received from the Soviet Government, which pointe out that Land Curzon'a note of July 20th and the Palish Foreign Minister's telegram to Moscow of July 22nd, both proposed negotiations for an armistice and peace.”. but when the Polish delegates arrived at Baranovich, it was found that they were aly empowered to deal with militare pro blems and their limited boxers did not correspond to tasks with which a conference published in The Times was incorrect, and of delegates were to deal in accordance the Prime Minister replied amid cheers with the proposals of both the British and and laughter: "You are to assume that the Rumian Governmente.
i most of the statements in The Times are.
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George whether be was to assume that a certain statement
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The Note states its essential demand as wrong, unless you have got very good guarante, such as partial disarmament, reason to the contrary.-E. cessation of recruiting, etc, which will pre weat Poland from using the period the armistice for the gruewal of hostilities. International law in no way required the suspension of operations before the conclu.! sict of an armistice. The continuance of
VIENNA, August 6th. the Bolshevik advance would in a way The Trade Union boycott against Hun prejudice the nature of the Pence Treaty. gary, which began on June 30th, owing to The Note conclude with renewing the the alleged repressive regime of the Hun- Soviet's pledge in respect o Poland's garian Government, has been a failure, and independence and the grant of wider the International League of Trade Unions frontiers than indicated by the Supreme has decided to stop the boycott on August Aug. 14.-P. & 0. Council and the British Note of July 20th, 8th.
London Con
and insists that the proposed
ference will be solely between Soviet Russia
and the leading Entente Fowers.
LONDON, August Gth.
As an outcome of a five and a half hours conference between the Government and the Soviet representatives, M. Krassin and M. Kamene have undertaken to communientel with Moscow, and request a reply before the conference on Sunday "between Mr. Lloyd George (who will be accompanied Field Marshal Wilsony and M. Millerand (who will be accompanied by Marthal Foch) at Boulogne or Follostone when the Allies finally decide regarding the attitude to be adopted towards Russia.
LONDON, August 6th.
by
The Polish Legation has issued a state- ment · controverting several assertioni in M. Kareneff's note to Mr. Lloyd George by which M. Kameneff sought to make the Poles responsible for the delays in connec tion with holding the armistice negatin tions and for falling to furnish the armis- tice delegation with adequate powers "ta negotiato peace.
The Legation contends that the proposal to hold a Bassian and Polish Pesce Con- ference in London was ruled by the latter through necessity,
8th.
LONDON, August The Daily Mail says that the Cabinet discusses the Bolshevist reply to-day, but i already understood that the delegates will be asked to leave the country,
The Dasty Chronicle's political corres pondent, despite the aamirances, contained in the reply, is of opinion that Moscow in merely playing for time, in order to have the greatest possible advantages:
The Timer confirms the statement that the Bolshevist terms include free-transit serem Poland; - between Beds Bed
Germany and
The Times describes the crisis ar onl tragic than that of August, 1914, and declar that our only positive guarantee is nawayering co-operation between Great Britain and Franos.
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Garlic-Son Tau
Shizuoka Maru.
Gudgeon-Pak Kap Yu ... Herrings,so Pak Malibut---Obeng Ewan Eay.. Labens-Wong Fa Y¤......... Losch,Wa Ydim. Lobsters-Long Ha`....
***
16
#
Giøget, young,--Son The Kenng
*
Is
Ginger, nid.-Lo Berng'...
7
- 16
Horseradish, Shangbal-Lák Ka... 13
20
Indian Corn,--Shuk Maltach
6
Lettuce,-Yeung Sheng Tool ... th.
5
33
***
Mackerel,Obi Yu...
15.
Monk Fish,-Hong Ye ...
Water Chestoorig-Ya Tal ... Tb. 6
Mandarin.—-Kwai
Mallot-Thal Totino
16
Mushrooms, Fresh,-Shang Tso K# 18, 40
Oysters,Shang Hó...
18
Okroes
-... Ib. 20
16
Onions, Bombay.-Fem. Chung Tha th
14
Pita's Pan Fong...
18
Flatca, Panno 2010
Oulons, Green, Shang Cheng 1b. Calms,, Bhanghai,--Sheong-bol
Pomfret, Black-Hak Chong...
Chang rau
*
Pomfret, White-Pak Chong
Aug. 10.-N. Y. E. Alita Mara.
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12-J. M.
11
13- P.&O.
15.-L.
17.-B. F. 20-N. Y. K.
31.-B. F.
Вер
Bd. M. 7.—-—-0. 8. M2
-8.-B. F 16.-AL
·11.-B. F... 25.-0.6. E
Oct, 28-B. 2
Glentira
Duners West Campgsw.
Canfa.
Protesilans. Glerasanda Alps Maru. Achilles Easterling. Mentor. Atlas Maru. Teiresias.
ROTTERDAM,
Aug. 15.-A. I 17.-B. F. -J. H Sept. 18.-A. La Oct. 26.-B. F.
West Campaw. Oxels. Glenamoy. Easterling.
Tairesins.
AMSTERDAM.
Aug. 17.-B. F. 17.-B. F. Bept. 5.-B. F..
20.-B. F. 11-B. F.
Oct. 13.-B. F.
Prometheus. Oznia Froteesis Achilles Lyscon Mentor.
*** Idomenetil
HAMBURG.
Aug 17-B. F.-
Trometheus. J.Loteria
Sept. 7-0.8. K." Alps Maru.
30.—B. F. Lyscom. 2.–0.8′′K Atlas Mars, Oct. 12B F... Idomene.
LANGSTON HARBOUR.
DEVELOPMENT SUBZME
*
Parrot Fish,--Kal King Ya PornTan Lo
Pisos --Ming Es...
Bay Pal Pa Ska
M
Book Fish-Shek Kan Kang Bach, Chun Yu
Salmon, Ma Yations on
Shark,--Sha Ya
Skate, Po Ta
Shrimp,--Ha Empper-Lap Yu
Sales-Tat Shs Ya
34
30
20
Teach.--Waa. Ta Turbot,--Tao Hua Ya
Turtles, small, fresh water
Ek Ya 1.10
BALKAN ROB ROY.
AN AMAZING CAREER.
Tam Ma Tai .- .. 8
Pamley-Eun Tool
Potato, Sweet,-Fan Sho
Japanese,-Yst Pen She T is. American, Ta Ki Sha Tarik, Pumpkin-Tong Kan
Radish,Hay Lo Pak Ti Raebarb (Frank),-Tai Wong ...
Spinach-Yi Trol
Trustoon-Fao Ke
Taros,--Wa Ta
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Ib.
Turnips, Fauti, (Long)—Lo Pak Vegetabla Harrow,--Tali Kwan Water Cress,--Fei Yeung Tanto 15
Lly mo-Lo Nga... Tams, Thu
the new Parliament, he is said to havė. threatened the life of the Speaker, but -- he was removed from the House by the police.
In 1913 he defended Scutari against the Montenegrins, and after an heroic resistance - Šurrendered, on condition that bis 20,000 men should march out
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Ahmed Essad Pasha was 55, and he had crammed into those years variety of intense activities. A typical, free.
When Prince William of Wied was Albanian, he led at times a life of law. lessness that earned him the title of made Mprec. of Albania by the Ger- the "Balkan Rob Roy."
man Emperor, Essad went to greet him on board his yacht. Durazza's in-.. His brother was murdered at the habitants were astonished to see him bebest of the Sultan, Abdul Hamid.in a uniform die match of the Prince's A week later the bircling assassin was that of an Albanian general. He kiffed on the Galata bridge in Con- ingratiated himself with the Prince The Portsmouth town council has stantinople in daylight and on his and Minister of the Interior. Then that he was made Minister of Wer approved the scheme for approaching sound was left a card "Done by he attempted a revolution. This fail- the Dominion Governments in order- to obtain: their co-operation 'in the development of Langston harbour, He was sent to Janina as com- east of Portsmouth harbour and con-mander of gendarmerie and quarrolled her knees. He was soon released. nected with it as a commercial port, with the Governor there. Tatar and in the end the Mpret departed at an estimated cost of £12,000,000,
rather, ignominiously and Essad pro- The idea is to call the new port Com Osman. The Governor was claimed himself King. monwealth or Dominion Port so that house of ill-repute when Essad's men Governments who are preparing to found him, and he was dragged out İran their own lines of steamers to
Essad."
ed and he was arrested; his beautiful Caucasian wife pleading for him on
It was the beginning of 1916
that he declared himself on the side.
this country would have their own side, where, Essad thrashed him pab. of the Allies and expelled all Aus trians end, Bulgarians in bis terry English port to which steamers con') lidly.
But in February the Austrians' over- proceed direct and from which pro- Essed went from his Albanian fast- ran the country and Essad, who had NDISI VENICE & TRIESTE, duce could be transported either by hess in 1008 o join in the Young Turksised the Serbs in their remort the Tail or coasting steamen to obbar march on Coustertinoples, and it was prerijos ger”, expped and joined the parts of the Kingdom. The Govern he who went to the trembling Abdul Allies. For what he did in the war ments would have controlling Hamid and said, Abdul, thou art he was rewarded with the orders of influence on the new harbour board, deposed. As depary for
in several coND
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