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LATEST CABLES.
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BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE DE CHINE.
THE
LATEST CABLES. UPPER SILESIAN PROBLEM.
NO PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION
ALLOWED.
PARIS, October 14th.
HONGKƠNG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15TH,
THE MARK. FURTHER SENSATIONAL FALL.
AUSTRALIA'S NAVY.
THE ESTIMATES.
SCOTTISH LETTER."
AFTERMATH OF THE COAL STRIKE.
[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.),
the decadence of Gaelic are not obscura..
English is all-conquering the twe tongues cannot flourish side by sids; the more vigorous must prosper at the ex- pense of the other. Everyone with a touch of entiment in him will deplore the passing of a beautiful and postia tongue; but, like many other good things, it seems doomed to be sacrificed. to the behemoth of progress."
STRIKING A MATCH.
this way, but here is how the striking You may never have thought of it in
Lightly we lift the frail, dynamic thing rhymer who signs, himself "CAMPE That carries Donth and Beauty, slum In slender, budded rode.
bering Lightly we strike, and straightway we We have achieved divine, creative power
are gods!
We have outstripped the tardy feet of
spring
LONDON, October 13th.
MELIOCANE, October 13th. Marks have made a new record at 350 The Hou. Laird Smith, Minister of the to the pound, exciting speculation us to Navy, has introduced into the House of whether a financial catastrophe is im-Representatives the Commonwealth Naval The League of Nations recommenda-ciation of the currency accompanied by penditure for 1990-91 was £96,000 below pending in Germany through the depre Estimates totalling £3,180,000. The ex- PROCEEDINGS TO BE TAKEN
tions were handed to M. Briand, who continued boom in industrial stocks, the amount of the appropriation hel AGAINST ADMINISTRATORS,
communicated them to the British, than double that of last Biarch
the average price of which is now of the Nary. As the ranks and ratings alone the distress is so great that, in of a match suggests itself to a Scottish-
is dus to a the Italian and Japanese Governmenta.
The report of the decision as to Upper lent by the Imperial Government are now LONDON, October 14th.
Silesia s been received with conster being repatriated, the sea-going Fleet of BERLIN, October 14th." The Timer Paris correspondent reports The Inter Allied Commission at Oppeln which are discussing measures to prevent two light cruisers, one training cruiser, nation in financial circles in Berlin, the Commonwealth has been reduced to that in consequence of the
aumerous has appealed to the people to accept the the withdrawal of German marks from two oops, four destroyers, three sub- suita lodged against the Banque Indus-Silesian decision peacefully. It announces
Silesia to Poland, as the currency would marines and a few auxiliaries trielle de Chine, the Parquet of the that it will deal sternly with acts of pro
be further depreciated if Poles, get hold of large quantities German notes.
The Commonwealth Naval.. Estimates Soine has decided, after inquiry, to vocation and not allow any public de situation with alarm, and said that the The American banker, Mr. James
show that no further building is contem- institute proceedings against M. Andre monstrations whatever.
Speyer, interviewed in London, viewed the plated. Berthelot, president of the Council off
only palliative was the grant of large Administration of the Banque, and 'M.
long-term eredits to Germany, Pernotte, 'director and ex-administrator of the Banque, for infringement of the Company Law.
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
"CENTRE OF GRAVITY.".
...
LONDON, October 1stb.- At the Economic Conference at Caxton Hall, Mr. Pood, of China, said the issue at the Washington Conference meant war peace. The centre of gravity was the Chinese question. The Chinese themselves
were doing all they could, but the with- drawal of Japanese troops from Shan- tung would be appreciated as evidence of
mpathy
LOANS TO THE DOMINIONS.
*A EUROPEAN CALAMITY.”
U.S. PRESS ON PRESIDENTS PRONOUNCEMENT.
NEW YORK. October 13th.
LATHE
BRITAIN'S "UNKNOWN
WARRIOR.".
ARRANGEMENTS.
F
And suddenly, in perfect blossoming. Have brought a bud to Blower!"
The only regret is that it is not always with the poetic description of a fizzle, like that. Some one may now weigh in or the last match blown out by the wind and five miles on a lone read to the nearest shop, which in all probability will NERVES AND TER MAN. be abut for the weekly half holiday.
EDINBURGH, August 31st.
take of the coal strike and its compare The mining districts of Scotland are Dow suffering acutely for the groat mis-
Jag sabotage. In the County of Fife addition to from the miners who are at work, it has the compulsory collections
public for a relief fund. been found necessary to appeal to the strike about 30,000 persons were employ. Bofore the ed in and about the mines of this one county, and it is computed that 10.000 of this number are at present unable to find work The primary cause of this state of affairs, of ourse, was the deci sion of the Miners Executive to adopt a policy of terror and wrecking. They raided the pitheads, chased the safety men from the engines, and flooded the in Scotland, Fife is the heaviest watered, and the effect of the Communistic rioting there was especially ruinous Indeed, had it not been for the rapid mobilisa tion of soldiers, sailors, and the Defence Force the industry in Fife would have been extinguished for many a long year.
All sorts and conditions of golfers were affected by the war. Even Jimmy The extremists were wall warned of the Braid, whose anxiety in the strain of a consequences of their action. They wero Championship which he told that in the average Fife colliery would seldom show by so much as the was winning every day the pumping engines stood flicker of an eyelid, has been known to ids would mean the loss of a week's get nerves. It is on record that after work. The answer of the Miners' Com- certain missed putt he turned and mittee was We have considered the rebuked the spectators at one side of matter, and are prepared to accept the the green for talking. The point of the Downing Street to-day. There was a families whom it has deprived of the in a long while waa rattled.
responsibility. LONDON, October 13th.
But this Miners' Com-tory is that not a whisper had been The Irish Conference re-opened at ble" for the feeding of the men and their dictment was directed. Braid for once mittee does not now feel itself responsi heard by those who stood where the in-
of any hitch, but because both sides Work in China" is contributed Workship, which placed him equal frst in the smaller and quieter crowd The Sinn Fein members arrived an hour late. MISSION WORK IN CHINA
means of earning their living.
The season drawing to a close has got
desired to confer preliminarily. was explained that this was not because
been sparing in ita special instances of An article upon the "Fruite of Mission Wethered's finish in the Open Champion- psychological interest. Mr. Roger
LONDON, October 13th.
It is officially announced that the U.S. Ambassador, Colonel Harvey, will deposit the Congressional Medal on the "British Unknown Warrior's grave in the Abbey on the 17th inst. General Pershing will Vat the United States Army and Vice Admiral Niblack the Navy.
the foreign Press representatives that
The Chancellor, Herr Wirth, informed WASHINGTON CONFERENCE CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL workings. Of all the mining districts he would not resign but the fate of the Government lay, in the hands of the Reichstag. He described the partition of Upper Silesia as a European calamity and a miscarriage of justice likely to pre- judice the honourable fulfilment Germany's obligations to the Entente.
Semi-offcially it is intimated that Germany will take up the attitude that the decision of the League of Nations is incompatible with the Peace Treaty.
of
IS THE DECISION ULTRA VIRES
Semi-officially it is stated that the first part of the recommendations deals with the frontier in accordance with the Versailles Treaty; the second part deals with economic stipulations not provided QUID PRO QUO SUGGESTED.
for in the Peace Treaty, which did not LONDON, October 14th, contemplate any limitation of sovereign The Timer City Editor urges that in rights once the territories were defined future losa prospectuses the Dominions and accordingly the decision can only be and Colonies should give so undertaking taken by the that the money will be speat to the frontiers.
lies as regards the
EARLIER CABLĖS. LONDON CONSIDERS PROVISIONS FAIR.
advantage of Great Britain whenever possible. He commends the action of India in giving such an undertaking in connection with the recent loan, and drolares that cases have occurred in which the loan money subscribed by Great Bri-League, embodying the recommendations
goods
#
AUSTRALIAN LOAN,
TO BE RAISED IN LONDON.
MELBOURNE, October 14th.
authorised a loan of £5,000,000, the money to ho raised in London. BURMAH OIL CO. DIVIDEND. LONDON, October 14th. " The Burmah Oil Company announces sa interim dividend at the rate of ten
per cent.
FUSION OF INTERESTS. CONTINENTAL SERVICE TO THE EAST INDIES.
GENEVA, October 13th.
A communiqué of the Council of the
The newspapers endorse President Hard. ing's warning against undua optimism respecting the Washington Conference as cabled yesterday, emphasising that the President, though idealistic, is practical. The Tribe says that it will not and cannot be a Conference to abolish arma- tion, lightening military burdens, which ments. The utmost hoped is some limita- is achievable more by the removal of the ficts, thus striking at the roots of war, causes providing grounds of possible con- than by paper agreements.
The World declares
that President
Harding must have a definita programme and formula, which have not been dis subordinated to the Pacife and Far closed. The disarmament issue has been Eastern question; therefore all expecta tions of disarmament must necessarily be cluding the vague. Having dragged everything, in mythical Association" of is now astonished to find people taking Nations," into conference, the President him seriously and bolding him to strict accountability.
FRANCE'S REPRESENTATIVES. PARIS, October 13th.
SAILS.
TO INVESTIGATE IMPERIAL PREFERENCE.
,י
IRISH CONFERENCE RE-OPENS.
NANKANA SAHIB RIOTS. EXEMPLARY SENTENCES.
on the Nankana Sahib ricters mentioned in the message of September 15th. The Exemplary sentences have been passed Mabaut of the shrine and seven others were sentenced to death, eight to trans portation for life, and seventeen others to seven years' rigorous imprisonment.
2
LAHORE, October 13th.
ENGLAND'S
SECRET
AEROPLANE,
SUCCESS WOULD REVOLUTIONISE
'AVIATION.
September number of
to the
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Probably few players have undergone greater strain that Taylor and Yardon when they were both leading for the Prestwick, and
of history.
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maintenance of the German mark in the adopting the principle of Imperial Pre-ago a helicopter invented by Lieutenant there has developed a great love for their than Jerome Travers, the American
decision reached.
cerned.
prosent be stated. The correspondent
to make the most of the "huckleberries that grow so abundantly on the fcnttish seaboard.
the official organ of the Church of Scot- field, will long live as a supreme ama- land, by Dr. Andrew Graham, Ichang. teur's achievement. He claims that the past century and a Jock Hutchison's was also a sterling half of Christian teaching is bearing an effort, since he had had a poor third
Christian outlock, which many besides another side of the picture at Gleneagles. abundant harvest in the awakening which round and knew that he had a certain
those who are members of the Christian He illustrated in a historio defeat the signs of this new life, he puts first the Curiously enough, Hutchison showed us has come to the Chinese. Among the thing to do, and a dificult task at that.
Church have come to possess. It is the amusing difficulty it can be to hold on development of the Christian conscience, to a substantial load. He was five up. conscience which may not at all times at the eighth, and then adopted the It is officially announced that, in addi-
be obeyed, but which nevertheless is pre- balves policy, but Abe Mitchell put on tion to M: Briand, France will be repre-
sent in many of the heat men of China full sail, and Hutchison lost the match. sented at the Washington Conference by
This has had the effect of creating a M. Viviani, M. Sarraut (Minister for the
deep desire for the social uplift of the to the United States). Colonies), and M. Jusserand (Ambassador
people; hence many of the reforms to be soen is China today. instances the barbarous customs of bind-were drawn together on the second day.
Dr. Grabato 1914 Championship at "AUSTRALIA'S REPRESENTATIVE
ing the feet of young girls, which he Not only wore they spectators of each It is believed the problem of vertical Then he cites the Red Cross of China, hew Taylor slipped his advantage at two says will moon be a thing of the past dense crowd. Vardon survived and won: other's strokes. but were followed by a MELBOCENA, October 13th. tain has been used to" purchase foreign forecasted yesterday, saya that the Com-has sailed for Vancouver to attend the borough with a now British heliocopter: the callous indifference of the old days, scoTTISH GOLF UNION.
flight is in process of being solved. The and the desire to help the wounded in Mr. Pearce, the Minister for Defence, first toats were made in secrot at Farm war and the starving in times of famine boles and did not regain it is a matter mittee has concluded that the problem in Washington Conference.
and disaster- This
is utterly unlike insoluble, simply drawing a line based
For months the experimental section cl purely on the plebiscite or economie BRITISH DELEGATES' DEPARTURE. dreamstances as secret as those associa created it, and year by year keeps it accomplished fact, and for ita puposes
the Royal Air Force has been engaged, in and one welcomes the kindly thought that The Scottish Golf Union is now considerations or on a compromise be- tween the two, owing to the interming-
LONDON, October 14th.
ted with the Tanks, in evolving this new
alive by the giving of that which a
Scotland has been divided into seven ling of the German and Polish popula
machine. The Principal British delegates to guarded lest information should leak out,
The workshops have been Chinese always thinks twice before part districts, with club and individual tions. Therefore, in drawing a political Washington will depart on October 28th but in the view of the experts, under ties of the Red Cross Society have proved of the Union is to improve the standard ing with, namely, money. The activi matchen of their own. The Art object The House of Representatives has sary against disruption of the x INDIAN FISCAL COMMISSION. ent of the station, much progress has As to the institution of an official holi
frontier, adequate safeguards were poces
Mr. Sydney Smith, O.B.E., superintend between the foreigner and the Chinese.
to be one of the best meeting grounds of amateur golf in Sand. There is rangements for varying periods up to a economic conditions.
a world-wide. belief. that the finest These Cover ar-
been made and the highest hopes are day
tural golfers spring from the soil-or maximum of fifteen years for impartial
entertained of success, writes a special that one cannot say more than that it especially the eastern seaboard. Far h
on Sunday, Dr. Graham remarks
the sunds of the Scottish seaboard, ways, for common duties on many pro- management and equal rights over rail-
correspondent in the Evening Standard is a step in the right direction. A helicopter is an aeroplane that will DEVELOPING CHINESE FATRIOTISM.
from us to contradict it. Undoubted- ducts, including coal and zinc, and the
LONDON, October 13th rise straight into the air under the up
ly the native raw material is there; Joft. The question of the desirability of ward pull of the screws. A few months young men and women in whose hearta tive value than it once was.
There has arisen in China a band of unrefaed, however, it is of less compara regions assigned to Poland.
ference will be considered by a Viscount Isbií,
Fiscal Stefan von Petroczy, of the Austrian country, says Dr. Graham. There is a
No one has stated the position better session of the Council, said that the ment of India to examine its tariff policy neveral men boing in a circular chamber complishments and those of their fathers. visit here just twelve years ago This
in winding up the Commision appointed by the Govern Army Balloon Corps, went up like a lift, deep gulf between their educational ac solution reached marked a decisive hour with reference to all the interests con- fitted to the top. Below its metal turret The fathers had only a knowledge of the was bis opinion of Scottish amateur Champion, on the occasion of his first in the life of the League, and was bound to contribute to the peace of Europe and The Commission consists of twelve not directions. It was driven by three motors ing of the outside world,, while they, buckleberries; only they don't know how
were two air screws revolving in opposite classical writings and practically noth-golf-Good pingers are the world.
as thick as ables, of whom seven are Indian and five of 120 horse power each, the screws the children, have received, almost in to make the most of themselves." LATEK.
British, with Sir Ibrahim Rahmitcola as making 600 reyolutions a minute, The Conference of Ambassadors is president and Mr. Joen Maynard Keynes far the knowledge obtained from the tion equal in every way to that given
How Variably in mission schools, a educa Well, it will be the task of the Union meeting in Paris to-day to take cognia
as vice-president. It is expected that the ance of the proposed Silesian solution Commission, after touring Indis, will tests of this machine has been introduced to the youth of Scotland. These are the and to arrange for the execution of the complete its labours by taking oral evi, into, the new British machine cannot at oon pass the welfare of China, and it) WITH VARIATIONS.
men and women into whose hands will dence early in March. "of"
[Sir Ibrahim Rahmitools is a member was able, however, to say that on the significant that so many of them are The "bang gued sazpence" joke' now
the Viceroy's Imperial Legislative morning of the coming test the crew seeking its uplift. The Christian teach-requires an historian. GENEVA."
During the war Council, a director of the Bank of India, would enter & turret; the whole machine in which they have received has created it did noble dety, and the sad fact LONDON, October 13th.
and a leading Sgure in the municipal would, be held captive by steel cables; in their hearts a sense of justice and should be put on record that the Forecaste of the decisions of the League
life of Bombay.
the motors would be started; and then reat desire for the righting of China's fostered, it sedulously. The oldes of Nations regarding Upper Silesia are
Mr. J. M. Keynes is well known as the the whole machine would shoot per- g, and this is the explanation of of the jest was followed by an ingenious author of Economic Consequences of pendicularly upward, attached to cables. already bem trait. hailed with an outburst of dissatisfac the Peace." He is the author, also, of it will, it is believed, be able to
of the movements which have variant. "Man, London is a fins place: TO REHABILITATE. AUSTRIA. tion in Germany.
A went into a tes-room, an' the first The newspapers of Indian Currency and Finance," Enter-main stationary
Buch products of mission schools work thing 4 saw wis a saxpence lying un'er FINANCE MINISTER'S PROPOSALS.
Berlin declare that Germany will never ing the Civil Service, he was engaged in parachute of great size can be released sums up Dr. Graham, taking an impor. modified to suit war conditions. Verey
at any height:
Aing for the welfare of their country, a plate, and it payed ma tes." Asstat to the judicial murder of the India Office. but was, transferred to if necessary. The Austrian and French, tant place in the commercial develop lights made one section of the line con-
This
Was Geneva." VIKŠNA,
"Dr. Wirth's hint of resigna the Treasury until 1919] October 14th. tion, however, is opposed by the Socia
as well as the British technical experts ment of the land, are an unanswerable spicuous. Herr Guertler, the new Finance Minis-lists and Democrats as serving no useful
have been, engaged on
"What is this type of reproof to all adverse criticisms of Boots!" asked an officer.
wrong. Somebody with the
many Germans are preparing to see from purpose. It is reported in Berlin that:
machine for some time. The secrecy has missions. been maintained because of the high im-
dropped, a sixpence, and they're looking Silesia, fearing Polish attacks.
for it," was the reply. A Jock attached portance of "auenss which would intro
Mr. Lloyd George the guest
Canadian kilted regiment tried to of the to duce an absolutely now element into Duke of Atholl the situation is dislive up to his reputation. A mate, hail- ariation.
tinctly piquant. In the smoke-room at sd him-Jock, the Scots were held Blair Castle of an evening one can im-The Colonel dropped a sixpence,
thi
"How wis that 1 morning" agine stories being told of post days, not excluding some associated with Lime resultant laugh was stifled at birth, for house. Each has a subtle sense of hum Jock mildly replied, "Aye, they wud our, and both will fully appreciate the hae yon English Colonet wit them. fact that the orator of that once famous Catch their ain was takin' money wi day is now the guest of a great land- him." The same Jock, being at home Dr. MacLamars. addressing & gather full circle. Over & rummer of the justly hailed at a railway station by two. owning Duks. The wheel has turned a when the Armistice was declared, was ing of Coalition Liberals at Bessemer celebrated brow of Atholl brose, the pair Colonials" House, Denmark Hill, said that sil over may even brack jokes about pheasants going back now? Ob. A'll need to Jock, you won't be the country employers and employed in and mangelwurzela. numberless industries were sitting down present generation recall the extraordia- and twa pair of sox in ma dugout."
Do many of the gang back. A've left ma best gióngarry together in frank consultation and con-ary mixture of politics and natural his lighted with the manner in which his ference, and were making agreements tory connected with this reference? But joke went off he tried it on his father, which avoided stoppage of work. from scenes like these the Empire's & dour old Scot. The old man looked "As Minister of Labour," he con- greatness springs. The whole incident at him with disgust, and said "Dinna tion for the spirit of mutual self-respect are bygones. And also that the once tinued, cannot overstate my admira is cheering. It indicates that bygones be a fool!" and intercourse with which these difficul. land-reforming Radical now realises that ties are negotiated and brought in many a Duke's a man for a' that. industries to a successful conclusion be Those who have the Gaelic in Boot twistle, China Inland Mission, to Jeanie At Station Hotel Kirkcaldy, on 24th August, William Entwistic M.A., agreement without strike.
eldest son of Mail Mr. W. E. En- way out. What we want now is the detar. and are fast decreasing in number. Drysdale, only daughter of Mr. and mination not only that the revival in Highland, societies must bestir themselves trade shall not be hampered by more if they mean to preserve the language as
Johr Buchanan 7 David Street, Kirkcaldy strife, but that it shall be taken advan woll as the garb of old Gaul, The At Sootstoun Parish Church, on the tage of to the fullest extent."
census tells us that some 10.000 people 23rd August, James Baxter, chief engine Sir Murray Hyslop said that as the peak the Gaelic only, less than a fourther ChinaNavigation Company, to Jessie, year rolled by it became increasingly of the number recorded 30 years ago; third daughter of Mr. and Mr James solved by one party, but only br, all this rate the speech of the old Celtic raco evidently that big problems could not be and 150,000 speak both Gaelic and Eng Cameron, 116 Camperdown Hosd, Scot parties co-operating in a national spirit of Ecotland will soon cease to be num- 39' August, William Inglis, of the
lish. 20 per cent, drop in 10 years. At stoun, Glasgow.
At The Abbey, Dunfermline, of
on the The great conflicts between capital andhered among the living tongues, Langu Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- labour were being solved by compromise.nga subject to the same laws of wrowth poration, and Crombie Point, File, to What the nation needed more than any thing at this juncture was the co-opera
as those which govora empires and races Trabolls, eldest daughter of the late tion of every loyal spirit, and loyal mind. only notes their pasing. The reasons for Balmule, Dunfermline.
of men: time rolls majestically on and Thomas Alexander, and Mrs. Alorsader,
LONDON, October 14th. The financiers of the Amsterdam and Botterdam Lloyd, have entered into
ommunity of interests with the German- Australian lines to run a joint ten-day mervice to the East Indies.
ter, in a statement to the National Assembly, outlined the far-reaching pro- gramme of effort to restore the financial situation in Austria
"THE JUDICIAL MURDER OF
SOVIET AND PRIVATE ENTERPRISE.
TROTSKY AS A DIRECTOR.
BIVAL, October 13th. The Soviet support of "private enter- announcing the formation of a private prise is indicated in a Moscow despatch Industrial Union, with Trotsky, as one of the directors, to control various indus- trial concerns, including a tannery, iron- works, nail factori, paper-milla, brick- estates. works, boot factory, and six Government
The French Press is pleased at the decision, and declares that the excite- ment in Germany will probably die down It is proposed when the Germans reffect that they are gradually to reduce and then abolish rebelling, not against Franco's decisions Lood subsidies and reorganise tho Ad Tribunal. “
but against the sentence of the World ministration, reducing the number of LOYAL ACCEPTANCE EXPECTED.
ficials of the Etate; also to take a share
LONDON, October 13th. in the export of industries and issue an that the decision of the League of Authoritative opinion in London ja internal loan on the basis proposed by Nations as to Upper Silesia is very fair, the League of Nations. It is hoped that to accept the decision does not preclude It is pointed out that, the Powers' pledge
SENATOR KOX'S DEATH, these with minor measures will bring, the the possibility of one or all the Allies
JUST BACK FROM ENGLAND. bank note printing presses to a standstill. Poland are expected to accept the offering remarks thereon. Germany and
WASHINGTON, October 13th. U.S.A. IMMIGRATION LAW.”-
decision with absolute loyalty when it is beliday in England on the 10th inst, was Senator Knox, who returned from a danounced, and the Supreme Council entering the dining-room of his residence will not be affected in the slightest by when he collapsed and died in a quarter say attempt of either party to obtain of an hour. It is believed that his death modifications of the decision.
will cause some delay in the ratification of the German. Treaty CANADIAN BANK ROBBERS. CAPTURED BY CITIZENS.
WASHINGTON, October 13th. Under the protocol settling the Burgen land dispute, which was signed to-day and two women clerks of the Bank Five robbers chloroformed the manager Hungary engages to secure the handing Hochelegs at Elio, rifled the sale, and over of the territory in a tranquil stalo, escaped in a motor-car with $50,000 in upon which Austria agrees that. bitcito shall be taken as regards the wrecked and the bandits were scattered plocaab and securities. The motor-car was national desire under direction of a throughout the country, pursued by " inter-Allied military Commission.
citizens' poise," who captured them.
FOREIGN STUDENTS EXEMPTED.
WARRINGTON, October 14th.
The Department of Labour has pro mulgated an order exempting foreign, students from the provisions of the Im migration Law as regards the quotaa of immigrants admitted from sach State. ÁRBUCKLES TRIAL.
7th.
BAN FRANCISCO, October 15th. Arbuckle will be tried on November
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN DISPUTE,
TERMS OF SETTLEMENT,
VENICE, October 14th.
NEW SPIRIT IN BRITISH INDUSTRY.
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