WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1927.
DESIRE FOR PEACE,
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BRITISH MERCHANTS VIEWS
ON CHINA.
Peking, July 23.
Looking back on the various
·FOILS FIVE 'MEN.
COURAGEOUS MATRON OF
DORMITORY.
Jaro, Iloilo, Aug. 5. The courage of Mra, Roque
EXILED.
FILIPINO LAWYER TO LEAVE HONOLULU.
THE CHINA MAIL.
DOLE FLIGHT.
FULL LIST OF THE
BENTRANTS
FRENCH BORDER.
REPORT OF ITALIAN GUN PRACTICE.
Paris, July 4." The Franco-Italian frontier re
Honolulu, Aug. 2.`.
San Francisco, Aug. 3 small wars, revolutions, etc., that Granada, matron of the girls' dor lawyer convicted of perjury and are rapidly approaching a state
Pablo Manlapit, the Filipino
San Francisco and the bay cities have taken place in China since the mitory at the Central Philippine subornation, will be exiled from the of feverish excitement as further "gion of Mont Cenia has been the Revolution in 1911 one cannot help College, was responsible for failing Territory of Hawali, leaving on feeling that the country has never five looters and preventing the dor-August 13 aboard the steamshipnounced and the day of the big fly- are occupying the attention of the
entries for the Dale Frise are an- been so urgently in need of peace na it is at the moment. Although for mitory from being burned here re- "City of Honolulu eigners are suffering irreparable cently,
He will be
scene of alleged incidents which
Ing race to Honolulu draws near. French Foreign Office. The prison authorities an-
Twelve pliots and their gare. According to reports received losses in trade such losses are in- The 30 occupants of the dormi-nounced that all terms of Governor planes are now in the list and all from the Mayor of Lanslebourg significant compared to those of the tory were absent, attending the Farrington's parole had been com- August 12 for Honolulu: Captain (Savole), French farmers out
expect to hop off simultaneously ́on; Of Chim there has never been such of the school and Mrs. Roque re- provided for Manlapft's passage by his fees at the last moment along Cenis have been driven from Chinese. Probably in the history inauguration of the new president plied with and that funds had been. Griffin of Long Beach posted their families living on Mont poverty amongst the Chinese. The mained to guard the property. "unknown persona. cost of living has trebled since 1911 Soon after the girls' departure she and business may be said to be at heard noises under the building but accompanied by his wife and chil-with E. A. Parkford of Los Angeles: their homes, while Italian moun There are probably other names tain batteries have been firing a complete standstill in practically though nothing of them. Later
of applicants with their fees en- 'live shells over their flelds and every commercial centre in China. she noticed one of the doors had
the conditions of the Dole Prize one of the French mountain com- route in the maile. According to pasture lands. Lanslebourg is Two significant results have shown been opened and started an investi-
applications should have been filed themselves since this condition com- gation. As she entered the girls'
or in the mails. menced, the most important of dresing room, three
by midnight of Jaet which has been the number of fail through the door and made their
night! ures in Chinese financial and com- escape. mercial circles, and, secondly, the amazing dislocation of railways and other communications,
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As a result of the incident boys of the college offered their new concrete dormitory, to the girls. The girls accepted and the boys moved into a nipa house which is being temporarily used as a dormi- tory until the girls new dormitory is finished. Before the building can be completed, however, it will be necessary to raise P2,000. In- structors and students at the school are anxious that this amount be raised as soon as possible.-Manila Bulletin.
dren.
return to Honolulu and acknow- The Filipino has agreed never to ledgen that he will be subject to ar- rest if he does so. The authorities guard to arrange his private affairs. have granted him two days under before departure.
Several radical societies are planning to celebrate the event of his release but Manlapit will not be allowed to take part. It In generally known that a certain organisation of influential citizens the passage money.-United States. Is largely responsible for raising
STRANGLED.
FATE OF BOLSHEVIST.
TERRORIST.
outside the building and all ran.
Two others joined them When the girls returned it was The outery against increased found that three trunks had been taxes may or may not be justified opened and property was missing but certainly little notice would A bottle of kerosens and a box of have been taken of them if the rail- matches found near the trunks ad- ways had been allowed to operat vanced the theory that the robbers and trade continues. As it is, trade intended burning the building when has been crippled and at the same they had finished robbing it. time taxes have been iriposed which cannot possibly be paid by the mer- chant or trader who is running his business at a loss even without such taxes. The man in the street can- not help, wondering if those in au- thority really know the true posi- tion. Are the authorities told the truth? If they are, then, it is sur prising that greater efforts towards peace are not being made, From
Paris, July 4. what one can gather the meetings
A message from Riga states that are taking place at present in
that the Soviet official Godlevsky the Capital cannot possibly result in
has been found strangled in the anything like peace proposals. In the first place, Peking is the very
public gardens at Kharkov. The last place where such negotiations
affair is at present a mystery, should be carried on. The politi- claim that they are in accord with -Godlevsky was one of the cal atmosphere is so charged with the late Dr. Sun's "Three Prin- youngest members of the Bolshe pitfalls that it le doubtful whether] ciples" and that they are also out, vik group who began to exercise a single one of the Delegates would to expel communism feel inclined to make an honest ex- connected with it. If this is really was said to be one of the organ- and those terroristic power in 1918, and pression of opinion on behalf of his the case, the only important issue isers of the torture section" of Chief. The prevalling hot weather at stake is, who is to be the big boss the Cheks, for the activities of suggests a solution to this problem. in the new Government, and one Wei-hai-wei is one of the most, de- cannot help feeling that therein lies which Chinese torturers were lightful seaside resorts in China the greatest difficulty.
employed. He was responsible and would be an ideal place to con- Sacrifices must be made by all for the arrest of many middle the British Government would raise tion in the matter of the future herded like animals in the prisons duet negotiations and presumably parties and probably the only solu- class people and for their being no objections to such a course. If Peking Government is to enlist the of Moscow. He was also very Taiyuanfu, Mukden, Shanghai and services of capable officials who Hankow were to send Delegates to would enjoy the backing of those active In the "expropriation" of Wel-hal-wei with full plenary pow. controlling the various provinces. private wealth. sers it is conceivable that some work- One thing is certain, all the militar- For some time Godleysky was a able arrangement might be arrived ists are so hard up for cash to con- commissar with army detach- at. In the meantime, it should not tinue their campaign that the day ments as chief spy against off- be difficult to arrange an Armistice. is not far distant when a real financers whose services were retained In the matter of terms of an actual cial crisis will arise and that may by the Bolsheviks. In this capa- settlement if the "big men" would have the effect of creating a situs- put aside their own personal am- tion which all the principal mill- city he was responsible for the bitions, there should not be many tarists say they are trying to elimin death of many people whom he difficulties to surmount,
The large ate, that is, a Red China-Far accused of counter-revolution, majority of the Southern leaders Eastern Times."
It was only on June 25 that he
unities which by the Franco Italian Treaty of 1861 is in a The full list of entries to date peculiar position. Nearly all the are: Captain James L. Grifid of French farmers own the pasture. Long Beach; Frank Clark of Los lands and summer fields on the Angeles: Lieutenant George Covell plateau of Mont Cenis and on the of San Diego; Edmund Moffetts of Italian side of the frontier. A San Francisco;- Arthur Goebell of Santa Monlea; Major Livingston special clause in the treaty re- Irving of Berkeley, John Feddlar cognises their right and renders of Flint Michigan; F. A. Giles of them immune from Italian law. Detroit; Charles Parkhurst of On June 27, according to the Lomax Illinois; Lieutenant N. A. | mayor's official report, an Italian Goddard of San Diego; Captain officer, escorted by several William Erwin of Dallas, (also soldiers, appeared at the moun- contestant for the Easterwood tain.chalets on the plateau and Prize); Captain Arthur Clark of ordered all the inhabitants San Francisco; Bennett Griffin. of Oklahoma City: Martin Jensen of women and children for the most Honolulu and Fred Burgh of Los part, as the men were at work in Angeles.
the fields-to leave. They had to take their cattle and pigs with them and seek refuge in a blind- ing rainstorm behind some ricks on the French side of the frontier. Artillery practice went on until 2 pm, when the inhabitants were allowed to return.
JAPANESE FLIERS.
Non-Stop to Seattle Proposed.
Similar scenes have taken Victoria, Canada) Aug. 2. place on successive days, and it is The Aero Club of Victoria receiv-reported that Italian heavy artil-| ed a message from Tokyo saying lery is also to practise. tion of Japan, le constructing a that the Imperial Aviation Assocía- special aeroplane for non-stop flight
to Seattle.
train special fiers for 6 months. The Japanese association plans to The fight will be formally entered for the special prize of $25,000 con-
fiers have not been announced for tributed by Seattle businessmen and held in escrow. The names of the has any information regarding the type of plane to be used, been given out publicly-United Press.
was appointed counter-espionage department of chief of the the O.G.P.U. (secret terrorist police). He was 37 years of age and was the son of an official under the Czarist regime.į
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villages are reported to be much The inhabitants of the French incensed at the attitude of the
prompt action by the French Italians and to be hoping for Government to prevent regret- table incidents.
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