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WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1926.

STATUE SMASHED.

NO COERCION BY THE POWERS.

DEMENTED RUSSIAN'S MAD ACT.

BRITISH POLICY HELPFUL.

London, July 27:

"DOUGHBOY" MUTILATED,

Faris, July 27. The statue in the Place Etates.

Unis to the memory of the Amer icane who fell in the war repre- senting a "doughboy holding out

hand to a poilu, was smashed with a.hammer by a Russian named Jarayenko, who was arrested, Reuter."

In the House of Lords, replying to. Lord Parmoor, in regard to China, Lord Balfour referred to the growth of national self-con- sciousness in China. He emphas ised that so far as he was aware no nation entertained the fantas-

Protest Against U.S.A. tie notion of, a kind of military

Paris, later. alliance of the Western hations

The Russian, Jarovenko, who for the purpose of coercing China,

drmared the "France-American The British Government desired memorial, explained to the police to interfere with the internal that his action Was

a protest affairs of China as little as possi-galmat the American refusal of ble. China must work out her credits to France and the workers

from she consequent suffering own salvation. In doing so

the appeared to making many mis-economic crisis. takes unfortunately mistakes Jarpvenko apparently only meant that reacted upon us. The British to mutilate the statue of the Government most earnestly de- American soldier, which W13 sired to co-operate with China and modelled after the American help Ching, where she legitimn soldier-poet, Alan Seeger, who fell lately could, to recognise that in the war, but beatden smashing British and Chinese, as far as the "doughboy's" left arm he commerce and economie affuirsdamaged the poilu's right arm to were concerned, had a common which the former was holding out interest: and as regards the his hand. It was at this point that organisation of their own country he was arrested. our hope was that there would be no difficulty in their managing their own internal affairs.

There were difficulties in con- nection with the Maritime Cus- tems and other points connected with Treaty rights which certain- ly required modification and re.. form. The British Government sympathised with the

movement

in this connection wherever it could legitimately be taken. It was quite impossible for the bri- tish Government in connection with all these commercial and judicial affairs simply "to say that all the international structure built up" in the last 80 years should be summarily removed, but the British Govenment most earnestly desired both the good and the goodwill of China.

Canton and Peking.

Earl Balfour, referring to the relations between Canton and Peking, alluded to the strong cur- rent of opinion running in the direction some kind of federal system between the provinces of China. He said that there was no reason to believe that China was more likely to be broken up-owing to her present unhappy condition than she had been in the many very critical difficult periods of her history,

Meanwhile nothing could : be more menacing in connection with the external relations of China than the present unhappy condi- tions. All hoped that these con- ditions would be ameliorated, but he could not honestly say that they seemed to him to be in any process of rapid improvement- Reuter.

COAL CRISIS.

MINING INDUSTRY BILL PASSED.

SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITY,

· London, Jilly 27. The House of Commons passed the third reading of the Mining Industry Reorganisation, Bill, the division resulting

A Labourite motion for the rejection of the Bill has defeated. -Reuter.

For Bill Against

312 125

Majority 187

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MURDER CHARGE.

SEQUEL TO WOOD ALCOHOL POISONING.

A DEADLY TRAFFIC.

Buffalo, July 27

Jarovenko, it is believed, la mèn- tally unbalanced.-Reuter.

WORLD'S SHIPS.

FRENCH FINANCE.'

POINCARE GRAPPLING WITH PROBLEM.

VOTES OF CONFIDENCE,

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Paris. July 27."

In its declaration of the Gov- ernment demanded exceptional "facilities for the passage of its financial proposals, including the postponement of all interpella- tions, making this a question of confidence.

The Ministerial declaration, which was read in the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate this afternoon, expressed absolute conviction in the possibility of rapidly improving French fin- ances and restoring exchange. The result depended entirely on immediate and firm collaboration between the Government and the Chamber.

A Bill will be submitted forth- with to cover the deficit necessary to meet liabilities, and, in order to avoid for ever the risk of further. in Ha inflation, the Chamber will be asked to vote the balance of the

necessary revenue.

"Union and Energy."

If the dire necessity of meeting, obligations without delay compels | an increase in indirect taxes, as the experts have suggested, acquired wealth will be asked to make a reasonable contribution through direct taxation, a part of which will form an annual contri- bution to the Sinking Fund for national defence and the Bonds of creditor nations, whom France is firmly determined to pay to the London. July 27,

full extent of her powers. "They, That the British Isles owned like ourselves, are anxious to ter- 19,400,000 of 54,734,000 tons, the minate the financial crisis We total world shipping at the end of

do not profess to be able to solve June, is recorded by Lloyd's Re-in a few weeks, or even months. gister.

DECREASE" FOR THE BRITISH ISLES,

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The total world net increase on the year was 143,000 tons. us com pared with an increase of 18,000 the year before.

the "whole economic and financial problem, which is practically universal. Financial sickness has The im- been forced upon us. portant thing is to take the mat- The United States tonnage de

ter really in hand. France has creased by nearly 500,000 tons, and passed sadder and more serious the British

Isles decreased by periods and saved herself by 41,000 as compared with an in-union and energy. Victory to- CTCARE of 336,000 the previous day depends on the same con- rear. The greatest increases in ditions. Reuter.

team and motor veasels since June, 1914, were: United States,

Paris, July 27.. 9,500,000: Japan, 2,250,000; Italy.

At the conclusion of the read- 1,720,000; France, 142.000: Hol-ing of the Ministerial declaration

land. 1,081,000; British Dominions, 1.057.000.

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Chamber's Support,

the Chamber by 358 votes to 131 voted confidence in the Govern- by barely two per cent. of the ton-pellations until the inancial pro- British Isles tonnage increased ment, agreeing to postpone inter- age owned in 1914, whereas for-posals were passed.-Reuter: sign tonnage increased by nearly 54 per cent... Germany shows the "only decrease, namely, 2,073,000.

Britain's 42 percentage of the world's steam and motor tonnage in 1914 has now shrunk to under

31-Reuter il

BANDITS BUSY.

CAPTURE OF A CATHOLIC PRIEST.

Peking, July 27.

A delayed telegram from the American Consal at Changsha,

dated, the 22nd instant, briefly

records that an American Catholic priest was captured by bandits in West. Hunan on the 18th instant, and action has been taken to secure hiu' release,

No details are given.-Beuter...

ALLIED FORCES.

TO ATTACK SOUTHERN INVADERS

Peking. July 27.

It is stated that in the courao of a few days the Hupeh forces and the Allies will launch a gen- eral offensive by sea as well as by land against the Southern in-

vaders,

General Sun Chuan-farg, it is sald; has agreed to lend two of his largest gunboata to assist in the attack-Reuter.

"WAR BREAD.

ECONOMY CAMPAIGN IN 'BELGIUM.

Brussels, July-27. A national diet of war bread, The District Attorney has direct- ed murder charge to be entered regarding which the King and against a person alleged to have Queen are setting a rigorous dealt in liquor which resulted in example, is decreed by the Gov- the wood alcohol poisoning fatallernment at one of the items of an ties.

economy campaign, the idea being Other sourcen of the deadly to reduce the number of dollars traffic are being followed up by paid for American white floor

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Paris, July 27. The Chamber by 418 votes to 81 adopted a vote of confidence in the Cabinet, agreeing to the excep- Bookbinders. tional procedure suggested by the THE CHINA MAIL," Government to speed up the pass-: age of the financial measures, in- cluding a time limit for speeches. -Reuter.

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Paris, July 27. The Chamber decided that the Finance Committee must report on the Finance Bill within 24 hours..

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London, July 27. The fluctuations of the frança have moderated. French francs closed at 195, and Belgian weak-, ened to 1948-Reuter.

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convicted by A Federal Court jury for conspiracy and violation of the liquor and Land & Estate Agents. customs laws.

were

Agents.

They were sentenced to two PUN TICK CHO, Land & Estate years' imprisonment in the pent- tentiary and fined $10,000 “and $5,000, respectively.-Reuter.

SYRIAN REBELS.

SUCCESSES OF FRENCH COLUMNS.

Damascus, July 27. In the course of an operation with a view to clearing the environs of Damascus, a French column dispersed: 200 robels who

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