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ADMIRAL KOLTUHAK

RETREATING.

CIVIL GOVERNMENT EVACUATING

DMSK.

Opiss, October 30th.

The Civil Government is evacuating

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH. 1919,

BANK OF ENGLAND.

DISCOUNT RATE RAISED TO SIX FR CENT

LONDON, Naverber Boh. The Bank of England rate of discount has been raised to-day from five to six per cent.

THE BALTIC PROVINCES. ·

WAR GRATUITY.

GRANTED TO NON-EUROPEAN UNITS.

LONDON, November 6th.

THE NEW ENGLAND.

HOME ON LEAVE" FROM THE FAR EAST.

Allemtributed)

SHANGHAI AUTUMN RACE MEETING.

FIRST DAY'S RESULTS,

The Shanghai Autump Race meeting commenced yesterday, the following "being the results:-

་་་་ THE MALOU PLATE-Half mile. Mr. Robson's The Bancing Bird

L

(Mr. Brind) 1

Mr. Fash's Nigger Minstrel

(Mr. Hill) 2

Usk rimirat Koltchak is retreating / GERMAN FORCES ATTACK LIRAV pany of the Sierra Leone Röyal Engi England, but it is not the England that Messrs. B. O, Beith and W. G, Ross'

op the whole of his front.

BRITAIN AND RUSSIA,

COLONEL JOHN WARD'S VIEWS.

Loss. Novemben 3th.-

A debate on the British policy towards Russia opened in the House of Commons to-day on an namendment to the vote of credit proposed by Cubanel Wedgewood, to reduce the supplementary Army services

to General by £15.000,cu, assistance Denikin and Yudenitch,

COPENHAGEN, November 6th. The Lettish Press Burent issues a state-

A Royal Warrant has been issued noti

For seven long. weary years we had lying the grant of the war gratuity to talked about going Home and after the following non-European units in three months of Home" we begin to cognition of war service, namely:-The think that the vision that we saw in the Hongkong Singapore Garrison Artillery.

Far East was a mirage. For we have the Sierra Leone Company Garrison Artillery, the Thirty-Sixth Fortress Com-been in a place which they tell us is neers, the Fortieth Fortress Company of

we knew. the Hongkong Royal Engineers, the Coloured Labour Section of the Inland Water Transport of the

Engi- neers, the West Africa Reimant, the pean Section of the Medion Corps, and the Mauritius Labour Battalion.

AVIATION.

}

In Orthodoxy Mr. G. K. Chester ton tells us of a man who set out from

Jock Scott.. Time: 33-38.

(Mr. Head)

THE MAIDEN STAREs. Three-quarter mile.

Pelican Mr. Robson's The Hope Bird

from Libau that German troops, of England to explore new countries and Winsome and Busty's The

ably Col. Bermondt's forces supported by artillery and armoured trains, strongly attacked Libad November 4th.

They were repaised by Lettish troops from Libar, supported by British artil

ry. Bettish positions were bombarded throughout the day.

Afresh viclent offensive launched in POULETS FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA the evening was repulsed with heavy loss:

PAR19, November 8th.

TRADE

ther

Colonel Wedgewood' denounced Russian policy and asked whe England

WITH EX-ENEMY

STATES.

was bearing the windle burden of expense ANOTHER REQUEST FOR STATE-

MENT OF GOVERNMENT POLICY.

in the anti-Bolshevik campaigns.

Lieut-Colonel John Ward declared that

it would have been dishonourable, after we had organised the Russians for our par poar, to have said to them when peace came

800% There is now no Western Front.Chamber of Commerce has passed a re

M. Foulet, the French nirman who is at present undertaking a fight to Aus tralia, bas arrived at Kenia.

ROMAN DUTCH LAW.

A DONATION TO OXFORD UNIVERSITY.

LONDON. November 8th, The Rhodes trustees have made a dona-

tion of $20,000 to Oxford University for a Professorship for the advancement of

LONDON, November 3th. The Textile Section of the London-

solution discountenancing business with Colonel Ward declared that every es enemy countries until the Government Briton calling himself à democrat nght hus declaced its trade policy, and urging | Roman Dutch law. to support Admiral Kolchak. Britain the Government to make a definite an should continue assisting him

nouncement in this connection at the earliest possible moment...

Colonel Malone, who has just returned from Bolshevist Russia, said that he was not enamoured of the Bolshevists, but he had been impressed with the amount of reconstruction which the Soviet was carry-

on.

He w

was of the opinion that peace with the Soviet was at present within the scope of practicable statesmanship.

Other speakers who have lately return, ed from the

defended the Finnish altic t soldiers.

haid they were gallant. dise plined and orderly. They worship ped General Mannerheim, bumane, cultured gentleman, who commanded the approval and support of all the best el ments in Finland

MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL

REPLIES.

Replying to the debate Mr. Winston burchill pointed out the insuperable difficulties Experienced by a great coun- tries as regards fureishing & clear-ent He expressed the opia- Russian polies

on that Japan ed.

perhaps, knew exactly what she

The pusit. on of the great countries was declared war against that the Sovet and were not waging war with

they had not

PREMIUM BONDS. -

COMMONS TO DECIDE BY A:

FREE TOTE,

LONDON, November 5th:

In the House of L'ommons, Mr. Bonar Law annuanced that the House would shortly be given an opportunity, by free vote to decide the question of premium banda.

TAXATION AT HOME.

MUST BE READJUSTED.

LONDON, November 5th. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, in a aprech

EARLIER CABLES.

THE CHANNEL TUNNEL.

PREMIER WILLING TO RECEIVE A

DEPUTATION...

LONDON, November 5th.

(Mr. Hill) 1

(Mr. J. K: Brandy Mr. Fash's Dunera Mr. Dalgarno)

Time; buin. 34 2āsies, Tax Fan-Wir STAKES-One and-a-hit

mile...

i

after an exciting vofage, sighted land. He was prepared for cannibals nad saw other strange sights, but when he landed be found himself on Brighton beach? We set out from the Far East in the firm belief that a ticket to Tilbury would take as to England, but we have come to kome new country which has been created in Mr., Henry Morriss Lecßeld

Mr. Stewart) 1 our absence. The thing that is most like

left is the Mr. F. S. Gibbing's Standard Dahlia that old country

(Pr. Dalgleish) 2 even that is changed. language. but Young ladies, with the bloom of selectr. Renniks Rouble (Mr. Strap)

Time: Brain, 36 4-5secs, boarding schools upon their innsernt

SHANGHAI ST. Learn-One-and-a-three Juvenile minds. uge words such 3.5

quarters miles. Nupoo and Cheerio and address Mr. . H. Posts Mountain King each other as "old thing." The Times

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resently devoted quite a proportion of its leader page to the nautica) expletives ut a distinguished Admiral, whose shocked literar style would have the reader of The Daily Mail of seven years ago. England is not only changing hands; it is changing its language.

THE MEANING OF BLIGHTY,"

London has disappeared and Blighty stands in its place, and at present it is very uncomfortable Blighty" for the

Messrs. Sky and

(Mr. Burkil) } Hickling's Mazwick (Mr. Brand) Mears. Sky and Hickling's Hallow

Mr. Johnstoney" 3 Time: 3min., 45 4-5mees, ECSR STAKES. One nel quarter mile. Mr. Jerami's Tatouillard

Een

11

Mr. Wuilleamier) Messrs. Winsome and Hasty's The Screamer....... ·(M: Hin) Afr. Sutter's Gulf Sand Mfr. Vidal

Time: mins, 1-4 4-Sets,

Law stated that the Premier would be with a family and a limited incontia. CRITERION STAXES. One mile.

tunnel

"

In the House of Commons, Mr. Ponur

When we were coming up the Thames we happy to receive a deputation from the Commons Channel Tunnel Committee to sanght glimpses of strange monsters call urge the immediate construction of theed the hush hush ships. but we were so excited to think that we might land that night that we only glanced at them. We went ashore at about 7 p.m.. but we were not quite so checrial, for letters bad THE RESPONSE TO HIS MAJESTY'S warned us of the scare:t: o: hotels in the

"APPEAL.

Lospos, November 5th.

DISABLED EX-SOLDIERS.

In the House of Commons, Sir E. S. at the Guildhall," said that the Exes Horne announced that 5.059 employers Profits tax should go at the earliest | had undertaken to provide employment for 46,000 disabled ex-soldiers in response moment, but it must Le replaced by some with other equitable tax. Taxation must be to the recent appeal of His Majesty. all their forces, but their troops were readjusted. If expenditury was increas engaged in hostilities wherever they were in contact with the Bolsheviks. All the fed taxation must be increased and Dex Allies were in this bewildering qaandasy. taxation, if imposed, must be much as to

reduce the floating, debt. Yet

we held on to the principle that Russia must be saved by her own man- hood.

Some said let Russia stew in her own juice. Be dissented, because then either Bolsheviks would tr to atew us in

The

BRITAIN'S MEAT

SUPPLIES.

her juice or reactionary Russia would MEAT IMPORTERS REPLY TO MR stew in Gerinan jurce. - (Cheers).

future in-

He pointed out that our. Auence in

in Russia depended upon the pre sent measure of faoral and material assistance acorded It was idle to be- lieve that we could now wash our handy of Russia and subsequently hope to

MCCURDY.

LONDON, Noveber 5th.

war Britain depended on Australasian and Argentina supplies, whose, export capacity had actually increased during.

ment.

all car

actions in this connection had been taken in harmony with the other great. Powers.

ideal of the Bolshevists, was the war. world-wide proletarian revolution. They openly despised mere commonplaces.

Moreover, the new sourtes now includ-] ed Brazil, Venezuela, South Africa and China

BOXING.

DEMPSEY AGREES TO MEET

BECKETT.

INTERNATIONAL LABOUR

CONFERENCE.

JAPANESE DELEGATES

Mr. Sutterle's Castlewood...(Mr. Vida) Messrs. Winsome and Huste's The Corn Crake............... (Mr. Hill) Mr. F. B. Rowe's Lireysand

Time:

(Mr Springs) sins., 33-s

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PORTUGAL TO-DAY. SPECULATION AND ENTERPRISE,

FROM THE TIME

CORRESPONDENT.} *

DAMALA

The war wrought great changes in Portugal. On the one hand, it divested attention and enterprise, again to the land Portugal was principally an aeris.

While less purely an cultural country- agricultural country, in the future it bids fair to be more truly agricultural than it has ever been.

The prices which agricultural produço of all kinds have commanded, and still. ennmand; have resulted in greatly in- Grensed production. A journey in any direction around Lisbon is sufficient to show this.

On all sites old farms and what were decaying and derelict pro perties are to-day rebuilt and replanted, and have this year produced large and valuable crops.

There are miles apon mals of kitchen gardens and maize and wheat fields where a few years ago were poor pasture or tracts of uncultivated and awaiting the builder. This process is likely to continue. Already GermŁA trade papers have been pointing out the neve that there exists in Portugal for agricultural implements and machinery of all kinds. The United States has also taken steps to have all branches et her agriultural machinery industry specially well

hetore the tier- represented here man Treaty of Commerce this market was There is clear evi- almost w boily British. tience that, the competition or it will be great!

LISSON TRANSFORMED.

Fn business circles in the capital the effect of the way is no less marked. Olď residential Lisoon has been swamped by the incoming commercial tide. Before the war Lisbon was an old commercial centre for old commercial houses. Today, every-

where the young man is in evidence walk any afternoon through Lisbon's busi- of young ness streets will show you a host of then going here and there rapidly, and

ss. Five years

years ago would have dreamt of such a sgat revidently on business."

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no one

The hot, southern summer afternoon. The scale assumed by business to day is

no es noteworthy. Much of this busi

ness is thoroughly sound and reliable.

Side by side with this, however, the war has developed speculation in all its forms to an extraordinary extent,

Thanks

to

THE AUTUMN ('er- One and quarter mile,

the permission granted under Sidoniu Mr. Jolur Peeds Silver Streak

Fues for the establishment of gaming (Mr. Johnstone) houses, Lisbon to-day swarns with gam

bling dens and luxurious night clubs. Messrs. Winsome and Hasty's The

Oriple,

(Mr. Hill) Here the newly-rich stake, the easily-

earned wealth made by exploiting Mesirs. Stephen and Burkill's Bydand entrets and the cornering of food sap-

(Mr. Wuilleumiar)plies. Gaining has become a vast estab fished business, with which, as the present Premier recently declared in the Cham-

fearful ber.

The Government was

new city called Blighty." As the train passed through the countryside with the small meadows and the picturesque farms. the children, who had never seen such

before, became jubilant. sighta

Our spirits rose. But at the railway terminus We had to carry our baggage--there were no coolies not even Th porter Dr ♫ Time: 2mins., 40 2-3yros. portress. - Luck was with

thus

vacant Other

Station Hotel; there were two fedrecios and we seized them. passengers from the ship. who came in ifter and were haughtily turned adrift. no doubt had many adventures that we

were spared that we must see Piccadilly

Wo

HIRED REBELS IN MONTENEGRO.

SERBIAN STATEMENT..

BELGRADE, September 18th,

Y

war

he old Piccadilly. Even those thera, and pay them well in Turther destries has been dec.ded, not by the

eins in Lisbon has, at the same time, become, in great part, a vast gamble, in which ortunes have been, rap.oły heaped up through the cornering of

sugar, putatoes, pl, wane, coal. leather, bread Circus that wight to make sure that we

and at. Nowhere in Europe have the were in London.

In the

freer hand or bave they profiteers had MOLE, ALABAMA, November 4th."

days wit had an often sung

A semi-official statement issued here

mere unscrupulously exploited the w Jack Dempsey, who recently defeated Parendilly, Farewell Leicester Square-contains a declaration, based on informa ness of #recessive Governments and the Jess Willard for the Heavyweight Cham- that it seemed only polite to raise that tion from authoritat.ve quarters, which.

prising neeas of the peop.e. Thus, there pionship. the world, has signed an would see theid again. Three of us

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younger is a general scramble among the Agreement to fight Jie Beckett. the fought our way to a bus. The haughty All the statements and all the reports business circles turday to get rich night British heavyweight champion at Newconductress allowed us to strap-hang,in published on the so-called revolution in away: To this tendens the rap and

s to alight side and The Society of Meat Importers hasOrleans on March 17th., conditional on

permitted UN

at Montenegro are false. It is true there is frequent political changes of recent years Becket defeating Georgen Carpentier,

was issued statement criticising Mr. C. A

Piccadilly. It 11 p.m., and the place in Muntenegro a certain number of rebels have given added impetus." The cycle of October the famosa French Sghter. Dempsey uniforme, The familiar Robert"

crowded. Everywhere there were WRS McCurdy's speech cabled, on

who, from time to time, leave their refuges, mure recent revolutions and military influence her future destiny nad develop ath.. and pointing out that before the will receive $195.000.

WAR in the mountainous parts of the country movements has, indied bud tar more of he had threatened to in order to carry out raids. on daty. yet even

thau of They are

business speculation about it go on strike. But there were also police nothing but bandits, whe live by pillago pontics in their general and wider woman: strange sad-visaged patrollers

and upon the eubsidies they receive from acceptation. Thus the rite of successive in grent contrast to the gay and laughing those who equip them from abroad, arm

of the Frods

of the country upon known and bent on pleasure reminded us of the grim of their own plans. The

debated political measures-programmes. and his tragedy which has altered Europe-young bands are the ex-King Nicholas an

the open decision of such ques or even by t men hobbling with sticks, a sleeve hanging agents in Italy. Not only has this imations loose without

It was essential to get back again to country, but the Montenegrin people the hotel, and it was impossible to get themselves, on their own initiative, pursue.

But " near a 'bus, "Robert retained one the handits as soon as they show them- that group of financiers or concessionaires. or this or that rival commercial, colonial, characteristic, a tip electrified him, selves. and he secured a taxi. In ten minutes The Dumber of Serbian civilian officials agricultural, or industrial combine. For we were at the hotel, and the fare was does not reach 20 in the whole of Men- Lisbon to-day is little more than welter about even shillings. it was our first tenegro. All the other officials are Men of pushing and scrambling business

The number of troops in experience of profiteering." Evidently tenegrins

groups, each with its own network of pro- the fing had not been put up when the Montenegrin territory is not more than

posas and schemes. previous passenger paid ha fore

6,600, of whom hattalions have been

NEW BCHEMES. The next morning we paid the hotel recruited

cfusively from the Montene" | vill

Many of these are of really great scope. a simple

not a breakfast at tell, egged bread and cat lo encounter with the, people. If the Thus there are plans for the formation or butter works out at about a "Bradbur Montenegrin people. numbering 320,000rk trusts, which aim-with the co-opera- soul, were dissatisfied with the present tion of Spain-is effectually dominatuag It coet rather more than a Bradbury"

aube,.nes—aiso in cooperation

Spawn with per head to move the luggage, from Affairs, could not exist for a single wo- Tilbury to the South Coast. If you had ment.

--for utilizing the water power of the Juck you could find shelter in a botel

Douro and the Tagus so as to furnish electrical

IOT the industrial power or boarding-bouse, but again pricm,

development of the country without de- Other pendence upon foreign coal. ychemes

are the irrigation of the Alentejo. the establishment of national lines of

During 1019 we spent on account of Russia 16,500,000, bit ip was not a ques tion of profit and loss but of right and duty.

EARLIER CABLES.

THE DURATION OF THE BLOCKADE.

LONDON, November 5th. In the House of Commons, a batch of questions was asked regarding the polier towards Russi.

British Farmer with a huge subsidy out The Government was providing the

of the big profits on imported ment. Home livestock had not been appreciably reduced in war-time.

The world had a prospectiva exportable surplus of ment-exclusive of pig meat of 1.250.000 toca annually.

British steamers were capable of trans porting to Britain 1,000,000 tons annual-

Fond control had operated against

foreign ones. British trade interesis and in favour of

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If control were removed, the price of imported meat" would fall by 3d per pound by the end of the year.

Colonel Malone asked what would be the duration of the blockade. Mr. Cesil Harmsworth replied that 50 far as Britain was concerned, the present econo mic pressure, which legally did not amount to a blockade, would continue till a democratic Government, which Mr. C. A. McCurdy, speaking at

could be recognised by the Allies, had been established in Russia. (Cheers.) "NAVAL OPERATIONS AGAINST THE BOLSHEVISTS.

LA London telegram of October 28th

ment supplies. He described the situation Loughborough," dealt with, the question of

rande more

na full of menace, and menacing by the fact that the great Meat Trust was ready to exploit the position.

He foreshadowed Government control, to Replying to further questions, Mr.

secare stability. They did not want to Walter Long stated that since the German

war-time control, hut more armistice, approximately 28,000,000 bad perpetuate been spent on naval operations in the elastic and less restrictive methods were Baltic and Black Sea. No British force necessary. was at present operating in the Caspian.

He anticipated a definite and continuous Probably, the above operation, would be policy of supervision, rather than interfer.

ADMITTED.

WASHINGTON, November 4th. The International Labour Conference "has, decided to admit South African, Japanese and other delegates whose ad- mission had been opposed.

AUSTRIAN AND GERMAN DELEGATES.

PARIS, November 4th. At the Supreme Council, the American delegate, Mr. Polk, announced that the Austrian and German delegates to the Washington Labour Conference were un- able to obtain shipping, accommodation to America.

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THE PAPCAN OILFIELDS.

MORE EFFICIENT EXPLOITATION.

SYDNEY, November 4th.

out an.crm. and similar sights. ginary revolution not affected the whole in the Chamber, but rather affected

heterogeneous

by the adroit manipulation of the many thn which compare groups Chambers in support of this ar

+there are now no sovereigos-pet hea political conditions, the present state of the world production of cork. There are

!

APTEE THEKE MONTHS. After three months we at last secured a furnished house. of quite modest dimen- sions, some thirty miles from London.

house is very ordinary-jast two rooms

only the London newspapers would cease printing the exchange rates.

Sir Joseph Cock, Minister for the The place is not at all" wagger"; the had a day in London with the youngsters. gation with Brazil, and the develop-

hanof

wound up before the end of the financial ence, covering a reasonable period of years Commonwealth £50,000 and selecter the been paying an obliging person who by the keeper. And yet, when we renched centres.

year.

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS...

ahead..

He gare statistics showing that Britain required to import million tons of meat. in 1920. The rest of Europe would want Mr. Cecil Harmwworth said that n meeting would occur shortly in Denmark three million tons, while the total export

able surpluses from Australia. New Zealand, between British and Bolshevik repre, South America and South Africa together sentatives regarding the exchange of

only amounted to 1,210,000 tons.] prisonera.

·LATEST CABLES.

DISASTROUS RAILWAY

COLLISION.,

SIXTY KILLED AND HUNDRED INJURED.

AMERICAN MINERS STRIKE

STRUGGLE WILL BE PROLONGED.

WASHINGTON. November 5th. -The Assistant Attorney-General-declar ed that the Government refused, to with-

PARIS, November 6th, draw the jojunction' against the strike

The latest estimates of the casualties leaders" on the ground that the strike through the collision of the Simplon violated the law. The mine-workers' re- presentatives state that the refusal means exprees are killed and over 100 in

ljared.. prolonged struggle.

GERMAN-AUSTRIA,

DESPERATE CONDITION OF

have

I

Since the above was written we have We visited the Guildhall, the Mansionment of the colonies. At present there are in progress important plans for the Navy, in a speech, disclosed the exist ence of a new partnership between the and a kitchen downstairs and four small House, St. Paul's Cathedral, Westminster development of Estoril and the whole line

Abbey and the Zoo. It was, after all, the suburban town-ships which Imperial Government and the Commen

Bedrooms ups We

upstairs. pay four pounds,

extend mouth of the Tagus, took not only the bun offered but the

well

for the linking up of these wealth for a more efficient expicitation seven shillings and sixpence a week for same old London. The same old elephant from Lisbon to the of the Papuan oilfields.

it and feel that we ought to be grateful box of chocolates not meant for him. The beautiful riverside resorts with Cintra, for the

We shall probably The Imperial Government graute the

privilege.

the most famous of all Portugal's tourist Pay sea-lion caught, as of yore, the fish thrown the same for domestic helps, for we

fee

These schemes involve the elec borers.

of Ring

stretches of rail- important comes daily to cook-and to eat and to our house in the evening

reminded of the new Blighty again For I

Their realization will involve the way. steal a pound a week. The moral of

said to the youngsters: What did you expenditure of very great capital. It is which is to those coming home on lease like best of all, and the

verdict was

was certain that the demand for engineering bring at least a boy and a coolie as well

DERINGS—it was the moving staircase material and machinery is likely, in 10e ne en amali, if you want to live in a

Tube Station. Then one of them near future, to be great in connexion with bouse.

accused me of enjoying the hour in the such schemes, and tor absolutely essential It would be tedious to detail other Abbey

best

of all. VIENNA

prices, but it was a shock to find that, a

true before the wat would have been railway, roadmaking, and m.ning work.

but on this occasion VIENNA November 8th.status, announced that the tuition fees stirred emotions that the tombs of kings,

bos preparatory school, of average WA

we saw something in Whitehall which The Reparation sub-Commission hayat £10 & year- The boarding-fees are statesmen, scientists, poets and musicians completed a ten days sitting, and is issn increased proportionately.

bad failed to stir. It was a monument ing an interim report. Sir William Goode The high prices have been enough to splendid in its simplicity. It is te be a The Petit Parisien publishes an inter- the British representative, interviewed by spoil any holiday. Reuter, said that the condition of Vienna it may see, the most depressing thing he word memorial, Inscribed on It Allenby, whom it describes as being in

But, paradoxical as permanent

it are view with Field-Marshal Bir Edinund To the Cilarious Dead. was well-nigh desperate owing to the has been the rise in the price in silver. may have added to it further words: appearance very like a gentleman farmer non-fulfilment of the contracts of the Kos, acting under expert advice, we The blood of heroes is the seed of free-it points out that the Field Marshal is Jugo-Blav and the Czech-Slovak Govern.

"fixed" our

dollar

about 3a. 1d. for dom, mut it stands there, within sight nick-named by his men Ball Allenby, ments to deliver foodstuas and coal re- the whole of the leave. That act seems to of the Mother of Parliaments, a symbol.& designation that brought him lick as he pectively. There are absolutely no market. Last week the dollar was 4. 2d.; magnificent new structure. We may even Arab legend, according to which Jeru have thoroughly disorganised the silver it is like the foundation stone of some delivered Jerusalem and made good an serves of bread, meat and fats, The position is accentuated by the delays of it will probably reach 31 before our live to believe that the lives sacrificed sale would be delivered by a white bult the food trains owing to the shortage of love expires. It would be all right if were as the foundation-stans of a new which would appear ame day white bur

(Continued at joo1 of next column-) and better world.

coal

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ARAB PROPHECY FULFLLED.

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