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POLAND AND RUSSIA.
WASHINGTON, September 11th In connection with the action of 200,000
LONDON, September 198 anthracite miners in taking vacation" new Red general ofensiva is expected A telegram from Waras reports that As a protest against the award of the in the next few days. The Bobbevik in Anthracite Committee which was appointed Folhynia have brought up ten fresh divi- as a result of a coal strike, President sions, and are re-grouping the Northern Wilson ha notified the miners his refusal armies. to recommend to the Coal Committee to The Polish communigus admits that the reconsider the wage award.
Reds have succeeded in forcing the Bug line, near Kamionka and Strumilova
President Wilson has declared that when a body of men, collectively, refrained from work by mutual understanding, it was a strike, no matter by what name called
MEXICAN BANDITS.
from
NEW RUBBER SUBSTITUTE.
LONDON, September 10th. Rabber-growers will be interested in the, Matement of the India Rubber Journal
that a company is Salome, Arizona, is
turning out a ton of crude rubber daily
RIADD
TAIL
THE NAVY.
SUPER BIG BERTITË
UTY'S ASSURANCE-
DRATH AT HOME
“SIR EVELYN ELLIS.
"!
WALL-ENOWN STRALIS FOLIC-FOR"
Colony. He was recently married s second time, his first wife who was a Miss Craig having died in 1918.
The ridden death at Horts-en With regard to the arrest of Mr. There is at present in Sacrald a Bis, Kt, who was for many years September 1 of Sie Evelyn (Campbell)- Geo. L. Shaw, of Antung, while gum which would outdistance the advocate and solicitor of the traveling by all in Korea to meet German Big Berthad the Lard State Settlements, is recorded in his wife and children, the first charge Mayor of Sheffield on the occasion the Singapore papers to hand Str being that he had committed of the freedom of the city being con. Evelyn warn in London in 1865 technical offence in leaving his pass ferred on Earl Beatty,des y and cause out to the "Straits as a port at home we learn that in an acknowledging the honour Ad partner in Messrs. Drew and Napi letter to his brother he says that he mitál Beatty said: In our loathing of in 1912-13 he acted as Attorney has been treated fairly well by the armaments and our vivid recollection General and on the eve of his retire police so far as conditions of prison of all the misery that was wrought||ment from the Straits H.E: Sir Arthur Hife in Korea admit, "says the Japas in the last years we must not be be Young huge temimony to his great Chronicle. It would be in contouance guiled into the belief that if we opacity for work and the great with Mr. Shaw's character to make live-in pesca we can leave our thoroughness with which he carried no fuss about his treatment, and vital ungherded and the out all matters with which he had to regard his personal contfort with mercy of any enemy that many to deal. He was a prominent mem indifference in view of the graver arise. The Navy has been reduced ber of the Sporting Club, the SCC public-fsanès-raised-by: an arrest for to the lowest limits that prodence - a keen volunteer qfficer for a number an alleged offence which the Japanese demands. There has been no new of Team and was prominent in most authorities, admit was not committed construction, but ships are subject branches of the public life of the in Japanese territory. Apart from not only to decay but to virulent the high character he bears among type of the disease of obsolescence. all those brought into contact with In the sphere of science and expes him, both socially and in business, the mental work the Navy is better fact that he openly entered Japanese equipped to day than it has ever territory, as he has done on previous been. (Cheers) With our efforts occasions, to meet his wife and children extended in that direction we can on their way from Yokohama, where afford to delay construction by his children are at school, is the assimilating, and co-ordinating all best proof of the falsity of the fibell- the lessons of the war, so that when ous charges made against him in the the time does comé, stich efforts and agencies of Japan and China. While be expended in the wisest direction. Japanese subsidised pages and news money as should be expended shall Mr. Shaw makes no complaint of his (Chsers.). treatment by the police, the fact remains that he was bound and hand- Earl Beatty received the honorary from Sing Sing, the great penal settle Subsequently, at the University, An amazing Incident is reported cuffed when taken from the police degree of LL.D. In thanking the ment of the United States, says a station to the prison at Shinjishn, University for the honour conferred Central News wire from New York. and was treated in a similar manner, on him Admiral Beatty sald: I wish. The majority of convicts there as if a dangerous convict, when taken in this great city there was some one serve under what is known as the from Shinjishu to Seoul While he who would establish a Chair in the honour" system. .: has been incarcerated in Seoul University for the preaching of the he has not been allowed anyj gospel of sea power." reading matter, on the
The students afterwards took pow that
must first session of their visitor and hoisted
the police
excuse
examine all publications sent him, him shoulder high in the chair in
for fear, apparently, that they bay which Mr. Lloyd George underwent
NEW YORK, September 8th. The War Department Tearts Mexico City that Mr. Johnson, a British subject captured by bandits has escaped, from the ostilla, or candlewenshich contain "dangerous thoughts." Thus a similar experience. Later they and is now prowding to Guadalajara well and very abundantly there he is deprived of all means of lighten held among themselves escorted by Governmen:
སྐ་ product is
甘 said to vulcanise antis ing the long hours of his imprison Congregation, at which the Most
troops. The
The Mexican War Department" state that the Government is purchasing 40.000) rifles from England and "Germany..it which
equipe Mexican army which! is being reorganised.
AMERICAN SHIPS AGROUND.
KIEL CANAL ORDER.
mock
American Gardner bes also exuped, and ion of contilla is reckoned to yield some men mad. He is not even conferred on one of their fellows who factory and not in every way like rubber meat. Such treatment would drive Excellent Order of the Grog was has arrived at Taipa in order to to su lbs. of gum. Guadelajars.
allowed to have his watch by which was arrayed for the occasion-in an he could mark the slow passage admiral's uniforma of wondrous cut. of the hours. Perhaps it is fear-A Daily Chronicle correspondent ed that it is a bomb in disguise. seys that the length of the super
·PARIS, September 10th It is announced that a campaign will
A lavas message says:—
His food, which can be sent him "Big Bertha" being built at Vickars te began against the onlara especially, Cambou in the chair, has passed a resolu-beated in the prison, so that he lives throw an 8-inch shell, between 70 and The Ambassadors Conference, with daily from the outside, cannot be Sheffield works is 80 feet, and it can thxo prering ou paymasters in the petro tion on sending Germany & Note protest on cold meats, due to the fact 80 miles. In consequence of the -leum region.
1ng against the stopping of ships passing that in accordance with regulations extraordinary high velocity of the through the Kiel Canal bound for Dantzig meals must be sent in very early in projectiles, the gun will need relining the day. The cell in which he is at at frequent intervals. An earlier gun GALLANT CATALONIANS.
present confined is infested with of this type was delivered to the vermin, as is the case with almost all Government after the signing, of the Japanese prisons, especially those in Armistice. Korea. As to the cold food-and the the result of red tape and the other condition of the prison, the one is
of the deplorable condition of most of books is deliberate and is part prisons in Korea, but the deprivation
of the system employed in Japan to break down the spirit of an unconvicted prisoner and induce him to make admissions in the course of the secret examinations to
LONDOS, Septkr Ink Lloyd's agena as Vigo say in american steamer, Siboney, of 7,000 up from Bartender, is age and in the harbour. The forewar is sting on rock, and is is feared that will be a tutal les. The passagers fre being landed.
Losos, September 10th A wireless message states that the Aerican cruiser Pittsburg, with Admiral House a board, is hard agrosad en rocks off Liban in a dangerous position.
An Americansport is proceding to
25ist.
FUTURE OF RHINELAND.
PALIS, September 10th
A Havas message bags:- Alter journeying through Lover Alsatia, whers he was warmly greeted everywhere, M. Millerand has arrived at Strasbourg
According to Le Matin, the League for the Independence of the Palatinate has
PARIS, September 10th.
A Havas message says:** of Spanish Catalonians who fought
A reception took place of a delegation Valunteers in the French are during the var
The delegation brought a fag The Csalonians war losses were 10,000 for keeping in the French Army Museums eastalties out of a force of 12,000.
NEW STATE OF GRANDLIBAN.
PAR16, September 12h.
A Havas message says:-
At Alexandria, the diplomatic body were present at the festival arranged by the Syrian Colony to celebrates the recent proclamation of the new State of Grand liban.
SUGAR SLUMP.
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LONDON, September 19th.
sjump is
sent M. Millerand an address of greeting I is reported that a sugar
is likely to be 6d.
As the head of the oldest republic in imminent. Before long, the retail price Europe." expressing the wish that his
visit to the Rhineland may result in the
amelioration of the political and economi-NEW SHIPPING LINE TO FAR EAST. cal situation in the Palatinate which haa been neglected by Germany.
FRANCO-ITALIAN CONFERENCE.
PARIS, September 19th:
A Havas message says:- M. Millerand and Signor Giolitti have arrived at Aix-les-Bains and were warmly relcomed by the population. The Premiers held this morning a privata conference at the conclusion of which 3.. Millerand stated that utmost cordiality prevailed.
Signor Giolitti haq previously expressed the conviction that the coming conference would strengthes Franco Italian azity.
Le Petit Parisits believes that the ques tions to come first in the discussion are reparations, war damages and the possible admittance of Germany into the coming conference at Genera, hut Le Temps hears that the British Government bas received French Note supporting the Belgian Tiewpoint against the contemplated con.. ference at Geneva, and inclining to leave the International Reparations" Committee the care of German offers.
TROUBLED IRELAND.
LONDON, September 12th, Saturday night's bulletin Kaya Mr. "MacSwiney's condition is much worse. He suddenly collapsed, but is still conscious. New Yozx, September 11th. Negroes replaced the Irish lungshoremen | who deserted the White Star piers as a protest against the treatment of Arch- bishop Masuiz and Mr. MacSwiney.
There was no disorder.
LORD MILNER.
Losnos, September 12th. The Dispatch foreshadows an early retirement of Lord Milner from the Colonial Office.
Loyoos, September 10th
At a meeting of the Tyne Commission. Messn. W. Dickinson & Company, New- castle, submitted a proposal for the estab lishment of a shipping line from the fyne to ladia, China, Japan and Australia.
WHY WE WON THE WAR.
Field-Marshal Sir William Robert- son unveiled a War memorial, at Danbury,, Essex. The memorial, which contains the names of twenty four officers and men, is of similar character to that designed by Sir Reginald Elomfield for erection, in the military cemeteries in France. Speaking after the unveiling cere mony, Sir William Robertson said no sooner was the armistice signed than a certain class of people became busy. telling us how it was we had won the war. It seemed to him a futile. occupation, trying to ascribe victory. to any one cause, but if we must have a cause why we won the war,, he would say without hesitation it was won by the regimental officers and men, and more esperally by those 700,000 who gave their lives in the war. "That was how the War was won. He thought that fact should bring consolation to the re latives of those men left behind.
Four New Leanches are under c
struction for the WALLA VALLA!! Flest.
:
SHANGHAI WAR MEMORIAL.
THE ESTIMATED COST.
MORE SPACIOUS SITE TO BE
CONSTRUCTED.
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A BOGUS PRINCE.
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FERIALE ACCOMPLICE.
A bogus Caucasian Prince, who
CONVICTS ON STRIKE
„AMAZING F-CIDENT.
ATTITUDE OF PASSIVE RESISTANCE.
Under it the prison is administered by the convicts themselves, who elect a "parliament," which has a cabinet" responsible to it for the
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of control within the prison.
tion of prisoners to be taken away
The trouble arose over the selec
that, the cabinet" has no authority. on draft" to other prisons. Over
Charges of favouritism were made. against the prison warden in the matter of these selections and the entire cabinet resigned in a hoff while the convics adopted an attitude of passive resistance.
sident of the United States Prison No less authority than the Pre- Commission was sent to deal with the situation, and after prolonged negotiation, the cooler heads among the convicts, who were anxious to perpetuate the honour system gave way and the "cabinet" with- drew its resignation.
THE JONES "ACT.
OPPOSITION IN AMERICA.
༢, .. HOSTILITY TO SECTION TWENTY-EIGHT.
The most
which he is subjected. It is reported further represented himself to be that this examination may last for "John Maladoff, of Tiffis," and a United States is increasing. Section Opposition to the Janes Law in the weeks before there is any possibility military attache in Italy, recently 28 is expecially opposed, both on the of Mr. Shaw being released on bail. arrived at a fashionable hotel at Pacific and the Atlantic. No doubt the attention of the British Milan in company with a beautiful vehement opposition comes from the Consulate General in Seoul has been Muscovite woman, Katia Cecenko Pacific. Senator Jones defended the drawn to the matter, and it may be
Wolkoff. hoped that the Consul will insist on director a letter from ber supposed and business men, whose opposition She presented to the section in answer to Pacific shippers to relieve the tedium of his imprison the hotel, requesting special atten- commercial associations. have also Mr. Shaw having books and papers father, a highly respected client of almost resembled a riot. Various ment. Otherwise be is enduring the tion to the young couple, as they objected. The Fort Commission horrors of solitary confinement while were on their honeymoon, says the of Seattle has presented brief still unconvicted.
Daily Chronicle correspondent. Soon against the section. They fear that they were introduced to a party of one result will be the diversion of distinguished ladies from Constan Japanese tonnage to Vancouver-or tinople, among whóm" was: Kerine to Atlantic ports via Panama. The Selime Mouthar, wife of the Turkish Evening Post, in an editorial says Minister at the Hague, and her pretty that Benson states that the Gover 18-year-old daughter Fatima. This meat will use Section 28 only as a acquaintance ripened into friendship, means of compelling foreign nations and dinners, picnics, and excursions to cease." discriminations against to the Lake District became common. American trade, but Senator Jone The woman loved to appear contradicts mm, declaring that the everywhere resplendent with Bill will drive foreign shipping out costly - jewels. The pseudo of American-parts, and I want prince, having Progress in connection with the tions by pocketing thousands of foreign ships will be driven out started operate do that Both state that Shanghai War Memorial has been marks and france on the pretext of only to the extent that American somewhat delayed in consequence of being able to transmit them to rela- vessels are ready to take their places, difficulty in obtaining estimates from tives in Switzerland without incurring but two can play at that game. Japan Home. In May the Committee select loss in the exchange, persuaded the may make high port charges to ed: the design, submitted by Messrs. woman to let his arrange a sale of American spps and other nations Stewardson and Spence, and instruct georgeous carpets, art objects, and can do the same. An irritating com ed the architects to prepare personal jewellery, on the scure of mercial warfare may ensue. For the complete estimates for the granite confidential information about an promotion of international good feel and bronze work. The architects impending big drop in prices. fog and for commercial reasons are still awaiting a reply to their Fatima parted with a magnificent American enterprise and energy must Home inquiry as. to the cost of the ring and pendant, both set in not be smothered by coddling, as top statuary group and fiaaking platinum, and briliants worth provided in the Jones Act. The su features in bronze the most im about £4,000; and the elderly spension of Section 28 should be portant item the cost of which members of the party handed over permanent. pending cabled advice, they estimate trinkets of about the same value. at Tis. 30,000.
The Caucasian and his bride then vanished from Man and the only information which the police have at present is that the woman, who, HAVE OR ever tried the L her husband, is about 30 years of age, received her education at the not, you am wasting time, as the longer College for Noble Young Ladies at this disease runs on the harder it is to Rome agents
curs, -- Get s-hottle to-day, apply it with Maladoff, of Tiflis, is wanted at and you will be Constantinople for defrauding a local at the ralieć oblas
forised scd dali bank of £60,000
Chemists at
This brings the total estimated cost of the memorial to Tis. 55,000, to which has now to be added about Tis 8,000 for necessary improve ments to the site. Such improve ment the architects considered in dispensable to the success of the scheme, and their suggestions have received unanimous approval by the Committee.
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