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CABLES.
LATEST CABLES.
TBROEGS REUTER'S AGENCY.}
THE PEACE-MAKERS.”
ALLIED INTERVENTION IN
POLAND
PARI, January 13th.
A Havas message says: The pence makers How assembled in Pari started their task yesterday at the Qua d'Orsay where an informal confer- ence was held for a preliminary exchange of views as to the working of the Peace Conference.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17TH, 1919.
CELEBRATING THE ARMISTICE IN LONDON.
A HONGKONG LADY'S DESCRIPTION.
*
The following extract fram A letter written by a well known Horigkong lady,| at present in England, gives, in natural phrases which seero to bubble from the pen, a very vivid picture of the joy which thrilled London when the Armistice terms were signed. The reference i
16 the girls and the soldiers reminds us of the verse written apropos of Philip Gibbs' wonder ful description of the redemption of Lille
1.10
.. The hustled on has packed his bugs,
(And earted off the dibs:)
Bot all the girls are waving Ange
And kissing Philip Gibbs,
PEACE IN CHINA:
PROPOSALS BY FOREIGN AND CHINESE JOURNALISTS.
SINCERE ATTEMPT TO SOLVE THE DIFFICULTIES,
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
الماء
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1. IN THE MATTER OF PARLIAMENT,
THE FALLEN KAISER,
Ą BIOGRAPHY.
1
KAISER.
the Но
the spirit of revolt which is unsettling the minds of the people." He lauded artists pronounced by the generality of
The statuary of the
that the theatre should be "one of the In his youth, the heir to the Imperial weapons of the ruler." To the Education Throne received his first lesons in state- Congross he described himself as oraft from the Iron Chancellor, who Bupreme Bishop of the Church." In dealing with the life and personality initiated him into the intricacies of publicly encouraged the spread of religion of the ex-Kaiser it is right to take up, so foreign politica and the rules of the game chiefly as an efficacions antidote against far as it is already possible to do so, the of diplomacy as modified by Rismarck historical attitude. Thereby, on the one bimself. An apt pupil and enthusiastic PEKINO, January 7th. The following resolutions have been hand, we yield in no way to that feeling worshipper of Gormany's greatesi, klates- adopted by a body of independent Chinese of sentiment which often-and rightly man, Prince Wilhelm boldly identified critics to be indifferent, rewarded his own writer to make out ahimself with the policy of his teacher. medals to those whom he failed to appre favourites, forbade societies to give und foreign journalists in Peking, after often-tempts a
fair and case that is more than just for one who this he was encouraged by his aged grandciate, and refused to allow monuments to exhaustive discussions. reasonable platform on which to bring will have no further opportunity of doing father, who owed his crowns of King and be erected in his capital till the modifica about internal peace and as basis for a evil in this world. For we do not believe Emperor to Bismarck, and who treated tions suggested by iris aesthetic sense had uniforty attitude in
that the evil which Wilhelm II. acted, the young Prince us his immediate heir. been carried out the discussion of these serious problems in the press.
thought, and taught is ended by his The Crown Prince, Wilhelm's father, was Sieges Allen the enuse of shame to Cer- aindication. We believe that it is neces-known to be doomed to an early death, man artists and merry bewilderment to That the North and South Conference fact that the influence which the character the old Kaiser to prepare his impulsive perception that the Emperor had arrived sary to lay the greatest stress upon the and extraordinary pains were taken by foreign visitors --marks the stage in art shall settle the principles to be followed | in regard to the Seven disputed Articles exists in scarcely lessened force for the inspire him with respect for the prin with very considerable success.
of the ex-Emperor exercised in life still grandson for his future dignity, and to at and tried to force upon his subjects – of the Constitution, that is, whether the accident of his removal from
power diples on which he himself had governed. The Germans are a patient people, who The correspondent writes: We are so-called American presidential aystem Thereby, ato, on the other hand, we are Chief among these was implicit confidence can endure much without revolt and a all so excited over the Armistice ising to be followed in the matter of the Cabinet better able to make a distinction between in the Chancellor and the maintenance of good deal without murmur. But many signed to-day that we don't know what or the French system, also what powers the responsibility he must assume for the cordial relations with Russia As we of Wilhelm's most thoughtful subjects
I was going are to be vested in the Chief Executive auspenkable wrong he has done to man up to London and then changed my mind, in regard to dissolution of Parliament, kind and the details of that wrong-de to Frederick were fulfilled, and on June in matters upon which he had no special have said, the anticipations with regard called in question his right to be obeyed we are going into town tonight and what is his vote in parliamentary tails with which we are not now imbuedi 15th, 1888, his son nad lærir ascended the qualification 14 k. Thereupon he garding the renewal of the Armistice to see what's doing and it the lights are bills, etc., and that when the principles ately concerned. There is, perhaps, one Throne ne Kaiser Wihcha 11.
roundly declared thut arts and sciences, up. We anve all our lights on and all have been so established the Canton Parword that should be said at the outset. asked for by Germany
(the blinds up, and we just love it. Faneyliament, that is the old 1913 Parliament In spite of what has been put forward by ity to his people.
The new Kaiser was an unknown quan
universities, subnols, and thentres should
Ambition. 1
be tools in the hands of the monarch." 11 being guide HILLC for ship; how created under the Nanking Constitution his champions, we believe that no indal whispered, made him jealous of splendid the feeling is, almost too won-
the Moreover, in these spheres of mental and to draft the Constitution. be instructed dertul really to realise yet.
gence can be claimed for him រ the laurels of Frederick and Napoleon, and artistic activity where little could bo To think Lo conclude its work +22 ali the gons are quiet, and all the men articles, according to the principles laid is even clear that one uncensing purpose a sea of blood.
the disputed grounds of impaired mental capacity. It eager to fish for the marshal's bâton infected except by inborn talent, he en- now there quite sale bat we cannot help down at the North and South Conference.
His earliest proclama deavoured to prove his rumpetency by ran through his life, and that had the tions were consequently drafted with abis own performamers. feeling for the poor mothers said wives When its work is concluded the Canton alternative been offered to him as it was view to dispelling the misgivings. 1 poeïns on Pagan gods and Christian pain- Parliament is to be held you preto die in fael offered whether he would rather is true that the two first, addressed to the tera; he composed music which was played Thing we bought flags as the solved. Aleu when the Peking Parliamentbe known hereafter as the man who had army and the navy, and promulgated on by military bands; he drew up plans for
Before the Conference, a meeting of the Comncil was held Supreme Allied War Marshal Foch and other chief military
advisers were present.
An important decision was taken re
The incipal questions arising out of the renewal of the Armistice was the military assistance which the Allied and Associnted Powers should give to Poland.
The lur-Alhed High Command con siders i indispensable that the LWO Polish Divisas transported to Poland should be supported by a certain number of Albed detachments, permitting the Occupation, militarily, of the railway from Dautzig to Thorn.
THE LOUVRE.
SEVERAL GALLERIES OPENED).
Pakis, Janny 13th
THE REBIRTH
the
OF POLAND
CENTURIES OF REVOLT AND
REPRESSION
Human nature is the same all the world
lover,
to do at all, at
4 HIRA
الله
from boys will never come back.
news este through about 11 o'clock and the house and cottage look very gay...
went up to London yesterday (Tues day 19th) arriving there at 12 o'clock.
O course the
a
ence regarding the matter of the Vice saffering in the world than anyone who President. in accordance with Resolution
Was
Thus he wroLo
has carried out the ruling of the Confer caused more bloodsbed, destruction, and known his desire that the lands between made skelches for plastic groups; painted the very day of his father's death, made fortresses and for Lutheran churches, Imperial forces on land and sea and their pictures with political tendencies; and Sovereign, commander should be drawn hardly criticised the drama of the day. more closely than ever before. But on the It will be remembered that when the fourth day of his reign appeared a pry | Lucas family explained that a
wax bust in Berlin was not by Leonardo in words meant to carry conviction, that, du Vinci but by their father a sound
A general election shall
3-IN THE MATTER OF VICE PRES) BENT.
South Con-
President, the North and
With regard to the election of Vics
ference should recommend either the clee tion of a Southern non-mitilarist by the
until the now Parliament he surwmoned.
2. IN PER MATTER OF ARIES.
Bystem
cessions passing all the time, and London That Line universal military
abk..
THE KUIN OF GERMANY.
to
a
Home questions were thus dealt with in much the same spirit as that which had determined the line of aetion follow cd in the preceding reigns. ment of the problems of foreign policy in essentials was wisely left to the trusty Chancellor, while the cultivation of good relations with the heads of other States was taken in hand by the Kaiser, who devoted much of his time and a consider. able portion of his revenue to this orna mental brunch of diplomacy.
FALL OF BISMARCK.
certain
proof of preposterous obstinacy, Among the many and beterogeneous characters which he united in his person were those of King, statesman, supreme bishop, field- marshal, ford high admiral, chief pedago gue, natiound architect, civil anti mili→→ tary engineer, æculptor, poet, musician,
ad dramatic critic.
ABSURD ADELATION,
3 hereander, it shall be held diese ever lived before or after him, or as a Mmenceau has formed a consult re-
I simply had to go up.
man who had been merdy a good and ps facto in the same way as the C'auto beneficent raier of his people, there can clanation to his prople, who be assured, people on Monday night were simply Parliament. five qusheral Vonmatter. In advise him on
mad and the scenes beyond anything ever immediately follow the dissolution of the be no doubt as to the choice he would like his father, he would show himself to English modelier of the second quarter all Prary Conference spentions The
seen before, but yesterday they were still two Parliaments according to the general The world is red with the blood and fire the poor and oppressed, and upholding Leonardo was the sculptor.
have made. He has achieved his purpose. true prince of peace fostering of the nineteenth century he abruptly piety and the fear of God," succouring ended the discussion by declaring that Commuter consists of Fresadeni nne maak. We lunched at the Criterion, election law of 1913, Parliament to be
Even after 9zība un mbers Professors of Law,
one of Mr. Lucas's discarded waistcoats everyone jolly, and such a row as you convened on the date determined in the of is making. But it was especially his the cause of justice.
had been discovered as the stuffing of the never heard, and outside, crowds of people permanent
own people whom he wantonly sent constitution. The business
bust, the Imperial mind could not admit all doing most outlandish things, riding remitted to the two Parliaments by the slaughter, starvation, and ruin irretriev
its folly, and it remained in the Kaiser The treat Friedrich Museum. labelled with this on the top of taxin, motor lorries full North and South Conference should be able; it was especially his own empire of cheering, singing girls and soldiers, a concluded within one month from the date which he dishonoured and brought utterly gereal habbub of good tempered, jolly, on which it is su remitted.
|to nangin.
happy people with a load lifted off their
Yet no man of our times-except, per- 2. IN THE MATTER OF PRESIDENT. ajuda that had been even heavier than The anomalous conditions existing in
haps, Nicholas 11 of Russia--bad A Hays message says.
they really knew; when I was lifted so
nobler inheritance. The German Empire suddenly, the reaction made them all, Chinn to-day urgently demand President Severus galleries of sculpture 131 fewery one, old and young, light headed. Hau's retention for the five year term of
in 1998 was indeed a fair ground for the It was difficult to look down on Piccadilly his office Therefore the Canton Parlia eind wealth and a just ambition to excel by means more direct than what he re-imself it a way that from an English
Vast commer- lot of any young Prince.
Wilhelm's aim was to gain the personal Wilhelm II. was a safe butt for Battery. Jamous Lonvre
were opened Circus and remember it as it was a Museum
friendship of the sovereigns of Europe: He once summed up his attitude towards again yesterday.
week ago, less even. After lunch Iment should forthwith proceed to the con- the entire world in industry: a military garded as the clumsy methods of dipin point of view will throw much light upon walked round town all by myself and frmation of President Bau's election. The picture galleries are not ready, must confess to weeping hard, like
macy bis illusion lay the belief that his character. reputation beyond rival on the earth; the cordiality of Courts would be follow never forget--not even when I am sitting
He once proudly said, perfect nas, but the thing that finished me
dovility of temperament in the German was a procession of blind men from St.
He had on the edge of my bed in my nightshirt Dunstan's, hundreds of them in lines of
nature which made his people as wax ined by political advantages. the new ruler's hands great counsellors always taken great credit to himself for 1 never forget that I am German Emperor about a dozen, -with V.A.D. at each endi to guide this. They were all singing at
Courts of Europe: personal qualities of when he wanted to influence their will. ber of interested time-servers, applauded at home and great kindred in all the of other people, and of touching them Courtiers, journalists, and a large num
his gift of finding the springs of ection and king of Prussia.
the top of their voices, all with their
at least an ingratiating type-all these Не was much mistaken. The amazing to the skies every act of the ruler, bow- taces turned up to the sky, and their poor tanton Parliament prior to its dissola. f combined to give the ex-Kaiser so divine ignorance of psychology, individual and lever inopportune. They proclaimed him *+* sole gone altogether, and some
an opportunity for good that his foul national alike, shown by German diplo genius, and pointed in triumph to the isfigured to dreadfully for words, but tion; or that such dection be postponed misuse of it is unpardonable, unpardon macy before and during the war. was faults and illusions which he had in com every man was as cheerful and lively as Poland us an independent nation dis-scoris of those who had never been near
largely due to the imperious incrference on with some of the world's greatest appeared. from the map of Europe in
the tighting line. They are too wonder
in foreign affairs of a man who was aut men. No monarch since the days of Nero ful, these blind men. Thore were pro-
To-day he lives, dead. German indus gifted with the rudiments of diplomatic and Caligula was ever nearer apotheosis 170. This year for next year at the
tries are a thing of the past, dead with or psychological instinet. There was na during his lifetime than Kaiser Wilhelin latest) its independence will be restored
was one big cheer." If you stood still obtaining throughout the world be adopt the busted colonint empire, of which not touch of such wisdom in Wilhelm His 11. Count afterwards Prince) Exlen- and its unity re-established.
The history of Poland is a tragic and and shut your eyes and listened, it sceipeded in Chian, with the abolition of ad millions of the flower of their manhood, Had he been suddenly thrown adrift upon phised his Sovereign as
ashged remain. His people have lost cleverness was superficial, but effective burg. the Emperor's favourite, apostro almost unintelligible muddle. Externaling, and as soon as one lot left off another everyone in Lourdon was just cheer-
medieval and are shackled with a load of debt that the world and forced to live by his wits, minstrel would his indy love, and put it was and intercal stupidity hurried the 10.000 took it up, and it went on regime for the military control of pro- generhtions. Worse still, he has succeed- open to facility and any voention on record that "we need him as we need
will deny the capital or credit for he would have succeeded in unfortunate Country through pls cen-until we came home at
our daily bread, the sun. midnight. turies, until at last it fell it pieces tule dined at Romano's where everything was viners, that is to say, that the military ed
His brothe raising against his people the moral aided by technical training. Vast energy. Prince Heinrich of Prussia, before the hungry mang of Prussia, Russia, and most lively, speeches, songs, dancing, control be centralised in Peking; that the making the name of Germany noisome in commanding presence, un
contempt of the civilised world, and in great versatility, a splendid memory, jų ing with hin nailed fat for the Far Austria.
everybody tirowing anything at anybody
unrestrained East (1807), in a speech described Wilhelra As long ago as the tenth century the We then strolled over to the Savoy but provincial capitals be entirely evacuated the very markets in which his subjects communicativeness, and na
ever ready 11. as hig hallowed brother," who wore Poles were fighting Germans and despite they were all past help or sense there by the military forecs and handed over to people, of whom the war hus exacted the make his way anong his sosial inferiors. Heaven that it had fallen to his (Hein
had achieved their greatert successes. His reference to his ideals enabled him to
crown of thorns," and thanked the number of their enemies and up hand on shoulder of person ahead of you.
so we walked down the Strand single file the control of the civil governors whose heaviest toll from the very classes that. But he had no foresight, nad his mental rich's) happy ot Logo forth ́" to pressors they have always held Lhe Prussians particular detestation. Such crowds and such a row as you never authority shall be supported by the re-
had won them greatness and whose ill-fed equipment was shallow. Prince Binmarek preach the gospel of Wilhelm II" Tortars, Lithuanians, Bohemians, Turks, girls they had a wonderful time,
arks, gard, soldiers being kissed by all the quisite gendarmerie forces; and that all men and women is a maintain the power the doubts, which he felt and uttered as wormwood to the Kaiser. Trials for tren- residue cau now pe her produce nor rear ominously shook his head. Still, despite Criticisan of any kind was gall and Ruanions all had their wars with P'oland
Trafalgar Square there were several huge independent military organisations such that once was theirs, gave their all into to the wisdom of these peripatetie politics suu-felony and insults to Majesty grew lig constitution was unarebie. Its arís-
bonfires made of the great big signs that as the Bureau of National Defence establessly thrown away upon
his care and charge-only to me it and post-prandial discurs the frequent. The number, however, of the toerary was wealthy but no wise, brave
were all round Nelson Buy War lished in Peking shall be abolished forth. vain-glory. As a king, he has been tried before
his personal journey's, toists, and speeches went on as discontented increased, and there was no but not too scrupulous, all-powerful and Bonds." The crowd had torn thero down
lack of writers to act as their spokesmen. anrrow visioned. Its kings were elected, and were burning them sp. lthough, of with; that a special body be created in in the eternal balances, and he has been On January 1st, 1893, the Kaiser wrote Some of these journalists were in league
found wanting. coarse, we surely will still have to buy Peking to deal with the question of dis-victed of the grayer accmention that he that God would for many years longer marek, who never censed to be a thorn As a man, he stood con- to the Chancellor, expressing the hope with the grand frondeur, Prince Bis War Bonds for some time to comic. The great thing was to get hold
he from whose lips the name of God bestow on me the benefit of your tried in the side of his late master.
He sup- pre-eminence of his race in all that spelled responsible post as ruler, Yet before mentaries, and they worked them up into civilisation, law, and high endeavour that prayer was three months old Wilhelm caustic literary forms.
Prince Bisonrck's retirement coincided inspired and rewarded the perpetual com- had evicted Bismarck from his office and mission of atrocities such as stain the given him a successor in the person of with the beginning of a new era in the. record of no human being since the days General Caprivi.
on home and foreign policy of the Empire. of his chosen here and pattern, Attila, March 20th, 1800. In telegram which The sanie barren oscillation from one ex-
This decurred The story of this the must terrible and be despatched to a friend two days later trome to naother was noticeable in almost ignominious of all known catastrophes be attributes this hasty dismissed to Ged every work to which the young Emperor has still to be written, but this much may himself: "I so ordained for me by set his hand. His attitude towards the aped Bonaparte from the beginning to I should fall under the burden. The post of spasmodic in character, and still more at least be said of him who consciously God, and it has to be borne even though Socialist party at home was equally the end of his wasted reign. From a officer of the watch on the ship of Btate has unsuccessful in its resulte.
He began military point of view, the tragedy of fallen to my lot. The effect of this step indeed, by a wise and courageous refusal Napoleon was not more complete. From was intense and widespread. All but to renew the coercive laws against the every other standpoint there must be himself were filed with misgivings for Bocialists which Bismarck and inagurat- denied to Wilhelm FF. even a touch of the future. He, however, outlined his et, but he followed up this salutary for the with which the captive of intentions in in which he a bombastic
and Swedes, Sasies, and French Valois
have an on its rune.
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Shib-ka
education, in
engukered in 1772 by Catherine of Russia to hit or bluw, tin whistle, something / bundment of troops and their after was rarely absent, lie who boasted of the and trusted counsel in my dificult and plied them with valuable facts and com-
The first partition of Poland was and Frederick the Great, with the con- nivance of Austria. Poland Inst a fourth of her territory and a fifth of her po pulation, but
sire retained Warsaw. Cracow, and Danzig.
HORA OF PAPES.
IN THE MATTER OF SECRET AGREEMENTS.
tia tray, box, employment. or bell to ring, anything to make a noise, and of course shout at the same time. At the corner of Haymarket wo CBRIO
That the whole body of agreements and across a crowd playing Nuts in May right nerons the road: busses of course conventions made between China and any could not move. At another corner were a other Power during the period of the sailor and a soldier dancing with Wo In 1734 a revolution gave the entry a girls very much the worse for wear, iniuropean War be published, and that workaids concitution. but the bubles all down and dressed in Ongs, doing steps be taken for the revision or rencies- promptly intrigued with Russin, Prussia, one step that would have caused trouble son of such agreements and conventions fearing that she might lose her share of at Government House The doors of the nay possible oil, ture up, in the Pruz Lube station were shut and crowds were sian fashion, A
n krenty that she and made waiting outside, all quite cheerful and with the
Cove nipent, nd the not minding at all being shut out. second partition
in wwwsurreal 173. Picadilly was, I think, the most difficult to cross as there were dancing parties at Russia tamed
Prussin required Danzig and
ROW
Then followed the Koveinazku rabat-
as ara harmful to China's interests.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PLACE OF
CONFERENCE.
That in view of the necessity of afford
ALL-EMBRACING ACTIVITIES.
vinees from Lithuania
sit to Moldavin. every point, and strings of apple going ing complete liberty and praction B. felendeur wie sie during his life. Wo Hohenzollerns cept our mission to annihilate them if they broke the law, Austria recrived a smaller st. Burn, and Found without breaking their líno carry-
ing all before them. It was all too thrill. every delegate present, the Conference bed will be invested throughout all timo. only from Heaven, and to Heaven we are which it was unwise to utter, because im- bug for words, and one's heart bent double held as in 1911-12, in the Town Hall of the semed peculiar in the character of the it enjoins. It
How far the manifestation of what answerable for the discharge of the duties possible to fulfil. The result was natural by that conviction that rough. Before he had been trying those liens-heroic. ill-led failures and theme, and one had a hard lump that would International Settlement at Shanghai. man were indiened by physical causes 1 pm actunted; it accordanes with, that methods for eight years the number of
keep rising in one's throat when one beme El partition in 1700. An independent cross and fue and know there was a
it is impossible to decide, though refer- principle I am minded to work and to Socialists in the Empire had trebled. duchy of Warsaw existed until 1913, and dear one missing who would never come
7-IN THE MATTER OF FRIENDLY SUPPORT.
ener Rimst of necessity be made to them, rule. It was the principle that he hus This unexported result serta to have then that,
Wa swallowed by back to join in the joy of a peaceful
That inasmuch as Chinn's interests are Certain it is that he was seriously handi-3 ndhered to throughout his life, and it is made an impression upon his mind; hín ttusais
Eaglsad any more.
All the time one was to-day so bound up with those of the throughout life by an accident to the principle that has laid his empire in attitude wavered, and he made use of Tevolt a repression wale up the sides of a deeper feeling somewhere Allies they give witch friendly support us by die of the our during his youth
his left hand soon after his birth, and the dam.
expressions which were construed as the history of Poland until the middle of the behind all the laughter and song, and at
symptoms of his willingness to treat lust cratury. Then a bitter silent ne the Savoy, on Monday, at lunch, a silent is desired necessary for the actual carry the firmer both surgery, and medicine and Minister, and no doubt he was rather than traitors and outlaws. Thin The Emperor we now his own master Socialists as letubers of a political party and unhood. The deplorable result of ceptane of unavoidable conditions, But Lost was drunk in memory of those who out of the decisions of the North and proved powerless to renteds. The ear dis ignorant of bis own insfeiery and his third volle face conciliated no one, so h the spirit of nationality survived and given their lives for their country. South Conference. ever, indred, growing more neute and all the way, and got a tube ni last nt We walked up Regent Street, browda
ero was equally incurable and much more entabla egotism. He meant well-perrupidly excouted a fourth-no more muc serious. Oborthon is an intent which haps too well. Besides doing the cessful than the others. At the outbreak. he Pale 18a never cease to play his of "God Save the in, to the straina
Oxford Birent, and no
That inasmuch as an emential elements over pravo fatal, but is frequently Sovereign of his country and its almost of war he pompously declared that he part in the apiritual life of Europe, Lang Byto
and Auld in the settlement will be the extension of firnd.
troublesome, especially after a gold in the unfotiored guide in things political and know no parties-only Germanum. Music has been is special sphere. happy people are moro.pt ponce, and I snels financial aid shall be carried out by and brain trouble is the skiel pernianent Every science, art, and enterprise was to
And so we left then, thong nanoial aid to China by her Allies, that one of the symptoms of an soute attack, of culture as well an the source of power to his word.
Extremo nervous irritability is military, he resolved to be the diaponsor | again his subsequent Lotions gave the lie Chopin has all the world na kingdom sure that there was not one in that embodying in the The-Organisation Loan danger. The line of demarcation between own its impulss and receive its direction tinggel. And yet he did his bost tes His interest in his soldiers never Paderewski and a host of menitant hage and most wonderful crowd who had the Currency Agreement of 2011 do that the two in pometimes shadowy in the from himself, and works Unt lacked the divores the army from the nation, to put municiana cinim, l'olaud as birte Heaven that it is all over. Thousanich under the re-organiad Government and wenthørsook changes of mood to which bo banned. Even religion, eduention, paint | Sooling Itween thein which savoured of ans offered up a prayer of thankfulness an effective ailver standard be established extreme and it is probable that the half-mark of his approval ware, to be their interests in opposition, to foster a Bitez the author of Vadhi has a European reputation,of meters, wives, and sweetliparts will the present dianebrous financial conditions was subject any have an Iargely in- ing, and soulpture ware to look to him enmity, and his unweighed words on this and we do not forget that our own lees with easy, hearts knowing air boys prevailing in Peking and the provinces fluenced by physical causes uver which he for the necessary suction of their every subject lent handle to povere vochta ans Joseph Conrad is a Polo--Zaprem, Ar sale on wet and land,”
bo ameliorated
puussed litile control.
new 'development. He told his subjecta and biting eritivism-Daily Telope Caling
more in accord with the limen.
8. IN THE MATTER OF FINANCE,
And