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In the Musical Play
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19TH, 1919.
"PINKIE AND THE FAIRIES"
for
Grown-ups and Children,
by W. GRAHAM ROBERTSON.
Music by FREDERICK NORTON,
With full Orchestra, Chorus and Ballet.
Over 60 Performers.
PERFORMANCE
GALA
FRIDAY,
March 21st, at 9.15 p.m.
the gross takings of which will be allocated to the
HONGKONG WAR MEMORIAL FUND.
PRACES
Dress Circle
Stalls
Pit and Gallery
Second Performance Saturday, March
Third
Fourth
A
Fifth
11
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday,
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$2 and $1. 22nd, 9.15 p.m.
24th, 25th,
26th, Matinee.
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(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] GERMANY'S TROUBLES. GOVERNMENT TROOPS MÁSTERS OF THE SITUATION.
BERLIN, March th It is expected that work generally will
The Govern be regumed on Monday. ment troops are masters of the situation and are driving back the Spartacists, street by street, to the east end of the city: but there is still desultory shoot- ing and bombing in the centre of the city, where the Spartacists re-captured the Central Telegraph Offico.
The suppression of the revolt has pro duced an illusory impression of relief which is only temporary.
SITUATION UNALTERED
Common-sories demands that penes ASAHI BEER "
must be made, and food sent to Germany, No time must be lost in doing so, if the world is to be saved from the despotism of anarchy."
LEIPZIG CAPTURED BY GOVERN- MENT TROOPS,
PARIS, March 11th. A message from Zurich states that the Government troops captured Leipzig from the Spartacists, WURTEMBURG'S NEW PRESIDENT,
CUPENHAGEN, March 9th. A message from Stattgart says that Assembly Wartenburg Nacional selected Premier Blos as President of the
the
Stato.
STATE OF SIEGE PROCLAIMED AT
DUSSELDORF.
A state of siege has been proclaimed at Dusseldorf.
THE SCARCITY OF FOOD.
PARIS, March 10th. The British General, mentioned on March 9th, was General Planner, who telegraphed the Supreme War Council, urging a supply of food for the po pulation. who were suffering under his
COPENHAGEN, March 10th. A semi-official message from Berlin states that the situation there remains unchanged. Complete calm prevails in the area occupied by the Government iraps,
eyes. beyond that are, the Spartacists continue their misdeeds, and, in the suburb of Lichtenburg. attacked and killed a whole Police watch, number ing 60 ufficers and men
bilt
AIR ATTACKS ON SPARTACIST CENTRES IN BERLIN
LION, March 10th.
Berlin describe Correspondents in Baturday's air bombing of the Sparta ciaty as worse than any London or Paris air raid,
Tons of high explosives were dropped, chicly on Spartatis nests in under.
stalious. several of which were.
He also urged it on humanitarian grounds. The Supreme War Council was greatly impressed, and, over-ruling all objections, decided to continue the at- rangements for feeding Germany, which will be roenneed at Bruser İs.
THE
TUNNEL.
CHANNEL
FRENCHI PRESS DELIGHTED.
PARIS, March 13th.
A Havas message states: The French Press bails the news of the proposed Channel tunnel and hopes that it may, in a few years, be an accomplished fact.
The incalculable consequences the this
tunnel marks Great Britain's awakening to a sense of oneness with Continental Europe. Great Britain will erge from her insular solitude, form- ing with France the most powerful vconomie union in Europe.
re-
troyed. Fighting planes cleared the house-tops of machine-gun nests.
within Flying
100 icci of roofs, aeroplanes dropped food and am- munition on the Police Presidency. lieving the Government defenders, when the latter were in a desperate plight, under a hail of Spartacist tear bombs, enabling them to hold ou until air bombs and howitzer shells smashed the underground tunnel and sub-way, an- nihilating the Spartacist reinforcements, Huge mine-throwers, throwing a ton shell, and gas and tear bombs, were also used on both sides.
FURIOUS FIGHTING IN BERLIN.
COPENHAGEN, March 11th.
A telegram, dated March 11th, states that furious fighting is still going on in Berlin
The Government troops Еге methodically surrounding the Sparta cista, who are well armed and well sup ported by the people, and still held many buildings. The Government troops are using artillery, directed by neroplanes, which are dropping bombe, killing many innocent people.
Both sides are killing prisoners pep tured.
HIDEOUS DETALLS..
COPENHAGEN, March 11th. Women are participating in this orgy of cruelty. Red Cross ambulances are frequently stopped and the wounded thrown out, shot, or beaten to death.
DAMAGES OVER 40,000,000 MARKS.
COPENHAGEN, March 11th.
from Berlin says
the Tageblatt states that the damages in the fighting far exceeds forty million marks. THE CASUALTIES.
COPENHAGEN, March 11th. The Lokal Anzeiger estimates the dead to number over 500, and the wounded over 1,000,
is
A
message
SPARTACISTS CONTROL
LICHTENBURG,
TO COST £20,000,000.
LONDON, March 11th, It is commonly accepted, in the Lobby, that the Government has actually decided The to build the Channel Tunnel. British and French Railways concurn- ed have prepared plans,
Mr. Fell said, in the House of Com- nons, that a sub-Commission of the Peace Conference has approved the scheme.
It is estimated that the construction will take five years and that the tunnel will cost £20,000,000,
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Arrived Hongkong on March 12th, 1918, FROM LONDON, COLOMBO & STRAITS.
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Hongkong, March 14th, 1919
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Hongkong, March 5th, 1919.
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
BUDA PEST COMMUNISTS OBJECTS THWARTED.
LAMB.
RABBITS. HARES.
SAUSAGES BRAWN.
BALE, March 8th. The Budapest Communists, on March 5th, attempted to seize the Houses of Parliament, several banke, and public buildings. Fighting ensued and the Government troops drove the Communists. out of the city.
AMERICA.
CONSTRUCTION OF WARSHIPS SUSPENDED.
WASHINGTON, March 11th.
COPENHAGEN, March 12th.
Mr. Josephus Daniels has. ordered the A message from Berlin, dated March 10th, staton that, at Lichtenburg, which work on six battle-cruisers to be suspend- ed, pending the results of his observations of thein Europe. only three miles east centre of Berlin, the Police President, Baron Salmuth escaped being shot! by heavily bribing the Spartacists. It is stated that over 100 persons massacred at Lichtenburg and.
were
that
the Spartacists obtained entry into the Post Office, which was strongly garrisoned, after a three-hour bombard. nent. by trickery. Thereupon, they dis armed and shot the garrison, but released, the Postal Officials,
A SPARTACIST NEST CAPTURED.
COPENHAGEN, March 12th,
in Berlin itself, Government cavalry Captured a Spartacist neat near St. Michael's Church, taking 100 prisoners, of whom thirty were summarily shot.
The remaining Spartacists, who aro,fat presonit, holding out in entrenched gardens, cellars, and barns, number about three thousand. They have been broken. up into small parties of ton to twenty- live.
The newspapers, declare that the Gove erament troops are expected to enter Lichtenburg on March 11th,
NO GOVERNMENT CRISIS.
BERNE, March 10th,
A pelegram from Weimar, dated March oth, states that the report of the Gov- erament crisis is unfounded,'
The German nesopapere state that Herr Scheidemann and Count; Brocken- dorf von Rantzau; though not upholding the same policy, have reached en ment. Count von Rantzau desires) a policy of passive resistance, against the Allies. Horr Bcheidemann in Willing to accept the Allies' peñco" terms,
“SUFFERING BITTER RETRIBUZ
FION
LONDON, March 18th. Mr. Lansing, in the course of a speccb. at the Foreign Press roooption to the Auderican Peso Mimión, said that Our- many was "suffering bliter reiribation for plunging the world into an unriglitoous war, but, sentiments of hatrod and vengeance must not be allowed to stand in the way of checking the advance of torrorism in Gormany.
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Mr. Lindsell committed defendant for érial,
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