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LATEST CABLES,
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] THE IRISH SITUATION, MR. CHURCHILL DESCRIBES IT AS VERY SATISFACTORY.
LONDON, February 97th: In the House of Commons, Mr. Chur chill stated that the result of the Irish Confervires at the Colonial Office was very satisfactory and reassuring. The South Irish Ministers wore in no way weakened in their determination to carry out the treaty entirely. Their opposition to the Republicans bad not abated but they deferred to the strong Sian Fein demad that the constitution as well as the treaty "should be submitted to the Trish elec orate. The result would be to delay the election till carly in June. The position of the British Government, or the treaty
was not affected. There was no reason for a change in the British policy and evacuation of British troops would con- tinue.
The "committee stage of the Irish Hill will be taken in Thursday and Friday and the further stages next week.
EARLIER CABLES.
MEMORY.
LONDON, February 27th. The report of the Chamber of Shipping the United Kingdom says that the shipping industry last year was the worst within memory, The Chamber's index number for freights was 48 for January and 29 for December compared with 100 in the preceding year.
Improvements in the situation must ntait recovery of the trade and commerce of the world. The extent to which British shipping will profit thereby will depend largely upon the extent to which warking costs are modified in relation to competitive freights. Twelve per cent. of British tonnage is at present idle.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1989.
NEWS FROM AMERICA.
IMPORTANT U.S. COURT
DECISIONS.
WASHINGTON, February 27th The Foreign Relations Committee haa favourably reported on the General Far Eastern, and Chinese Tariff Treaties, thus complating consideration of the Confer ence agreements.
the
same terms as men. The amendment was adopted in 1919, but its constitu tonality was subsequently disputed.
The Supreme Court has decided that the United States. Merchant Marine Law pro- hibits Canadian railways and steamers transporting merchandise between Alsa- kan and United States continental ports. INTERNATIONAL, CORPORATION.
AN IMPORTANT SCHEME OUT.
LINED.
LONDON. February 27th. The organising committee of the inter national corporation is reported to be in favour of the establishment of a na tional corporation in each affiliated coun try with
an aggregate capital of £20,000,000 to which Britain, France, Ger many, Italy and Belgium will subscribe Japan and America will be invited to slab equally, but aller countries including
scribe if they desire
The "for
foregoing Associations will be linked up with the international corporation with a capital
The
THE PRINCE'S TOUR,
STORY OF SHOOTING NOT CONFIRMED.
sub-
THE WEDDING OF PRINCESS AMERICAN TRADE IN THE NATIONAL FÄTRIOTISM.
MARY. MESSAGES FROM THE HONGKONG ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY.
in port were dromed in honour of the Yesterday the ships of the Royal Navy
Mary in Fiscount Lascelles. Several of wedding of Her Royal Highness Prinous
"
ORIENT.
REPORT OF THE RECENT SAN FRANCISCO MISSION.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
STEAMSHIP SERVICES,
the
A COMMON SHRITSOE, There is, Lord Milner optinned, such a CLASSICS AID TO" PEACE,"
thing as a distinctively Western and Central Europe civilisation a moral and VISCOUNT MILNER'S PLEA.
intellectus capital, a stock of sentiments. and ideas, in which all these nations are, «
the American people should do to respond London School, on January 6th, Viacount to exist. At the present time there segme In his presidential address" to the in greater or less degree, shares. This A San Francisco message mys:-What Classical Association, in the City of nor can we be sure that it will continue common, heritage has not always oxisted,
The Supreme Court has declared in
is set forth in a comprehensive report of mitten appointed to inquire into the post the improvement of communications and to their prospects in the Pacific trade area Milner weloaned the report of the comto be a tendency to disintegration So woman's suffrage amendment to the Con favour of the constitutionality of the the British morenatile ships were also of the San Francisco Commercial Rela- tion of the classics in our educational] the growth of economic interdependance, far from being drawn closer" together by 10,000 words by the executive committen stitution, giving women the suffrage on dressed or at least fow the Royal Ensign. tionship Delegation to the Far East, system, and contended that the idea that the peoples of the European family ap
The following cable messages have been after three months of first-hand study of there was some necessary antagonism bespart. I am
which returned aboard the Empire State
prar to be spiritually drifting, farther exchanged :---
no Internationalist, and the people and the markets of the Orient, wer the study of the classies and that should be the last to decry the valus of DESPICHED 27.2.22-Comptrator of}
This a suprent opportunity of modern subjects had received its death- nations, as between individuals, is a factor
national patriotism. Rivalry betwed Household, Buckingham Palace, Lowion.ays in its report. To realize it to
of bounders magnitude," the committee blow from the scientific sido Trust in evolution making for vitality St. George's Society Hongkong joins in our it is to be bealthy and commercial vision and initiative. Formu, as a sufficient harmonising force against not pernicious, it must be rivalry within univermal and boartfelt good wishes to her fating policies and establishing practices the further drafting apart of the Western bounds. not a mere brutal struggle for Royal Highness Princess Mary-EDKINS, that will galvanize our best idea's inte he would be the last to decry the value ciple. And as
and Central European peoples. While mastery unrestrained by any moral prin President.
action will win, for the American people
mater of fact, except the increasing friendship, sepect and of national patiotism, rivalry between among pure barbarians, it always was REKIVID 29.2.2-To President St. trade of the countries of the Orient."
nations must be restrained by moral prin been so restrained as between individ George's Society Hongkong.
ciples. Among the factors which for many als by law and customs, as between Princem
generaliona had made most powerfully for nations at various times by various in Mary sends sincere thanks for your kind The recommendations of the committee the maintenance of some measure of fluences-in the Middle Ages by Catho- message which H.R.H. greatly appro clear relation between America and the Christianity and Gree Roman culture.
embrace discuss ot of the development, of moral unity among European nations were licism, by chivalry; in more modern days cates.JOAN MULHOLLAND lady-in wait Orient, the Pan Pacific Unis, transportarely atilitarian grounds the study of we call internationl law. But the strength
Mr. Asquith urged that even upon lated, but never wholly ineffective, which...
by the group of conventions, often rio- tion, European competition, foreign bank ing and credits, Aaurica's foreign trade the classics could be justified.
of all ach restraining forces dipends THOUSANDS OF SIGHTSEERS."
policy, the development of Government Viscount Milner said that the result of ultimately upon the existence of some- service abroad, the parcels poat, Ameri- the labours of the Committee appointed thing like a common conscience,.some can personnel abroad, the status of the to inquire into the position of classics in identity of sentiment among nations, 43 Losos, February 7th. Philippines, standardization of grades, our educational system must be a satis to what is and is not admissible in the The bright sunshine to-day has revived analys and classifications, and kindred faction and an encouragement to all these conduct of men towards one another. the hopes which heavy rain yesterday problems. The gist of the report is as who believed, as he did, that the study less they think and feel alike on som THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY.
follows. of £2.000.000 sitting in London on which quenched that Princess Mary's wedding. The committed strongly urges that sound edifice of national education.
fof classics was an essential pillar of ary fundamental questions of morality. the all the associations will be represented. will be lavoured by weather conditions
The frantic excesses of nationalism will end LAST YEAR WAS WORST WITHIN interested to obtain legis ative authority sightseers already London Thousands of planned immediately and carried forward its reception by the public afforded fur pisces.
communitie urges the governments favourable to the enormous throng of programme of business development be report contained abundant evidence, and by leading them to tear one another in to give the necessary guarantees to their sigh seers have arrived from all over the toas to be continuously effective in the ther proof, that the long and unedifying That a nation, as it increases in strength respective, asociations to enable com.
world and hundreds from the United making of social as well as commercial controversy between the advocates of and self-consciousness, shtald develop drolines to deal with countries not recog mencement of operations immediately and States alone, while many have also come contacts between the peoples of the Orient scientific training was coming to an end, disinctive civilisation and its own philo nising past debts and other international during the week-end from the proviacca lief that the greater opportunity for character.
from Erance. Great numbers arrived and the Occident.
or at any rate had entered upon a new sophy of life is only natural. But this obligations.
The committee is unanimous in its bo-phase and assumed £ more hopeful growth should be like that of the branches They are spending Bunday and to-day
He had never been able to of a tree, which do indeed spread asunder viewing the Abbey procincts and the pro-American commercial expansion is upon take sides in what seemed to him a mia- towards all the winds of heaven, but are cession toate. The numerous stands erect the Pacific and with the countries of the taken controversy. His own education, yet dependent on the common root. It is ed are insulficient to meet the demand..
Orient.
such as it was, was almost entirely classi-the roots of European civilisation which Princass Mary was still busy on Satur
cal, and classical" in the old-fashioned are in danger, for startling divergencies day receiving deputations and presents at Regular and ad quate steamship service sense. It consisted in reading closely, have begun to manifest themselves between Backingham Palace. The King and Queen to important ports of call in the Far East and often, certain great classical authors, the moral standards of nations that once at St James Palace to day. Everywhere commercial development by America. It think and to express himself. With the trust to material progress as a sufficient held the last of three wedding receptions wil: greatly enhance the opportunities for and trying to learn from them how to recognised common.”ende. their appearance was greeted with
We cannot markable demonstrations of loyalty and government, American transportation, in- much of it wrong, which he had spent salvation was a delusion of the middle of re is therefore strongly urged that the exception of a little political economy, harmonising force. Faith in that road of affection.
dustrial manufacturing producing, and forty years unlearning (laughter)-ho the last century. Closer intercourse may Agumber of seats have been allotted commercial and financial intereste com- at the Abbey by the Colonial Office to bine efforts for the definite and permanent priceless privilege of having sat even for Britain and the Dominions, and will, I was taught practically nothing else. To the indeed cement the bonds between Great dominions and colonial representatives. development of such service, and, through a few years at the feet of those august believe, be the most potent factor in
CHINESE GIFT FOR PRINCESS
it, transpacific commerce.
masters, breathing the atmosphere of preserving the unity of the British Com- Commercial competition, in the Far East their lofty thought, and striving to catch monwealth. But that is because the MARY.
is keener to-day than at any time since something of their perfect artistry in people so drawn together are peoples" Loxoox, February 27th.
the inception of the world war. America language, he owed whatever mental equip mainly of the same race and language, A. present from the President of China meet this competition with courage and moral inspiration he had carried with him like effect been produced by closer inter to survive commercially in the field must out he might almost add, whatever the same fundamental morality. I a was to-night handed to Princess Mary, determination. It requiries the elimination into the battle of life. His gratitude to course between Great Britain and, say, who greatly admired it. It consisted of a of waste, not only in selling and trans- his old teachers had not grown faint; his Egypt or India, between the European numerous collection of objects of inde and ivory and pair of huge lacquer, Porting marchandise, but in the actual their words now rose less readily to his viously it has not. Closer intercourse is
allegiance to them was theken. If
world and the world of Isalm. Quite ob- vases made at Foochow in 1770 by order crifices at present in order to build lipe, he would fain believe that in the invaluable in preserving and strengthen,.
prodretion of it as wall. It means making of Emperor Kien Lung. EARL OF HAREWOOD HONOURED.that temporary advantages in the form of their spirit to be ever wholly estranged kindred peoples; it is powerless to create permanently for the future. It is true good old days he inhibed too much of ing friendship and harmony between LONDON, February 27th.
low international exchange rates at pre-from their sanc and stately conception of there between peoples whose whole out- The King has invested the Earl of Hare-sent favour European exploitation of these what was best and worthiest in human look on life is radically dissimilar. Moral Order.. wood with the grand cross of the Victorian markets, but these only affect the present. life. (Cheers.)
approximation and moral approximation The character of the markets has changed, He would be strangely unfaithful to one can control the elemental passions and to succeed America must adapt her- their teaching if he were to accord a that engender antagonism between race self to 'new conditions, and so organize as secondary place to the study of the laws and race, or mitigate the "fieroeness of CO-OPERATION IN TRADE,
to develop a campaign which when under of Nature or to regard the curriculum of their conflict. Let us, therefore, foster taken will permit of nothing but succombis, own youthful studies, orthodox na with the most pious care any influencos LABOUR LEADER'S ADVICE.
it appeared in those days, as the frame that can contribute to the moral unity of Mr. Arthur Henderson, speaking at the ant factor in the sale of merchandise introduction to modern life.
Price is becoming daily a more import-work of anything like a complete or the group of nations to which we ours
liberal education, as an adequate in-selves belong. inaugural meeting of the Widnos Cham-
The idea that Now, among the factors, which for ber of Commerce, on January 18th, and this market. However, credit frequently the classical spirit was in, any sense op-many generations have made most power- trade and industry could no longer be becomes the determining factor. Some of posed to the sciantife spirit was a com- fully for the maintenance of some measure conducted by empirical methods. the European merchants in the Far East are plete mistake. (Cheers.) The contrast, of moral unity among European nations, present condition of affairs, zule-of-thumb ahla to offer both as inducements. For if there were a contrast, between ancient. two stand out pre-eminent. They are methods and haphazard hand-to-mouth Arica to compete under present condi- and mudera, in the world of thought, Christianity and Greco-Raman culture. ways of doing businem were calculated tione it is necessary that more liberal was in no way identical with the more (Cheers.) Far be it from me to attempt to bring failure. We had reached a stage committee recommends the active support, and he study of Nature, between the to trace the interaction of these associated banking methods. be developed and this real distinction between the study of Man to appraise the comparative strength or in economic revolution when those respons ible for the conduct of the enterprises by wherever possible, by the commercial Humanities and Physical Science There forces. Certain it is that they have both which the nation lived must get together circles of America, of foreign banking were countless points of contact between in their overal ways been harmonising for consultation and understanding. Co corporations, as authorized under the Edge these two great branches of human know- influences of enormous potency. In genu- operation was the key to progress in Amendment to the Federal Reserve Law, ledge. The extraordinary thing was that inely European peoples there is a great trade, anance, and industry, as it was and the development of credit oergan they should ever have been put, so to stock of common ideas and emtiments, a in international relations. Business men tions which are able to operate on an speak inte competition, or needed to make a more determined effort qually broad scale.
we great common tradition inherited from to understand the interdependence of
should have been invited to become parti Greece and Rome. No other literature world trade. Had this boon more fully
sans of one against the other. That con- has had so wide a penetration or so catho- anderstood, some of the difficulties from
American merchants in the Orient face troversy he hoped was now a thing of lie an effect as the literature, of Greece which we were now suffering might have competition already occupying a favour had agreed to bury it, and having buried spiritual bond between European nations. the past. The best minds on both sides and Rome. It is still the strongest been avoided. We could not any longerable position and carry the additional treat trade and commerce as an indivi, handicap of federal taxation, from which it, they could unite to tackle the real Can we, at this stage of all others in The Federal Grand Jury has indicted concern. Trade was subject to the com-exempt. Transportation companies under by the vast, the overwhelming accumu-to be weakened with impunity!
dual, local, or even exclusively national competing nationals of other countries are problem-the problem that was presented the world's history, allow that influence Charles Morse the well-known shiplications of world finance. Then there the American flag write off higher expenses lation of modern knowledge. The good burder, and his three sons on a charge was an economic contribution each coun- than competitors, and still have to meet cated mno should know something of culture and research the one which Mr. Asquith, in moving a vote of of conspiracy and misappropriation of
old principal, that the truly edu- thanks to Lord Milner, said of all forms Government funds-
try must make to the prosperity of the price or rate requirements. Little cr world sa
Tho sarth was our couragement is given the American mer. of everything and everything of some made the most in these days for the DECIDED AT LAST.
storehouse, [ all the nations
of the earth
chant in bis effort to carry the American thing," was no longer applicable. Yet we acquisition or the reacquisition-at any must be encouraged to be our customers flag abroad.
could not abandon the ideal of a liberal rate the consolidation of better feelings THE HAGUE, February 27th,
Trade difficulties of a quite apprecedented American
embassies, consulates and education, or providing some common among the more civilised races of man- secure re-arrest; but so far the Govern- quiry into the loss of the Dutch steamer | Perplexed even the experta, The position provided with housing and office facilities work in life or the subjects of their study, truss to that, if a choice had to be made- The International Commission of In-kind had arisen, the result of cases which other government olios abroad are not ground on which all men who had intel kind was that of the humanities **I lectual interests, however diverse their would," Mr. Asquith added, fáz rather wha so abnormal it might take
that ment had received no-information that Zubantia during the war has found that of effort by the combined forces those of other mportant countries, and as could continue to meet. We were all | I-agree it is an artificial choice-than
of and personnel on a basis comparable with the Tuntio was sunk by the explosion Capital, Labour, and the State to rester à result they are hampered in tho per alive to the mischief of too early specialí- to a more ortended knowledge of the of a torpedo fired by a German submarine the shattered mechanism of trade and to formance of their duties.
whether wilfully or mistakenly is nor decided.
MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL SUFFERS.
One result of the depression in shipping and trao generally has been that the quantity of merchandise carried through the blanchester Ship Canal fast year was ahe lowest of the last twenty years. Re ceipts dropped, by over quarter of a million sterling, traffic by nearly a million" tors.
SOUTH AFRICAN STRIKE. COLLISION BETWEEN POLICE AND
STRIKE COMMANDOES.
JOHANNESBURG, February 7th. The strike situation, which was aggra wated along the Reef over the week-end, culminated in a fierce encounter early this morning between the police and the strike commandoes.
The former made baton charges, and Gerce hand-to-hand fighting ensued. Both parties were reinforced, and the struggle onded in many being injured on both sites. There Have also been a number of asmalts on willing workers.
A sufficient quantity of dynamite was found near Witbank power-station to werck the town.
Johannesburg is in danger of being lightless and tramless in consequener of the man's federation objecting Municip ality using alleged "scab coal. withdrawal of the workers is threatened...
GERMAN WAR PRISONERS
ESCAPE,
BOLDT, AND DITTMAR GET AWAY TO SWEDEN.
BERLIN, January 27th. Budit and Dittmar, the two German) Taval men convicted of war crimes who got out of prisor, esenped to Sweden from Swinomande.
+
QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT,
LONDON, February 27th.
In the House of Commons, questioned in regard to the escape of Boldt and Dittroar, the Attorney-General stated at the Government strongly protested to Germany, who had given assurances that they had taken every step possible to
they had been re-arrested.
GENOA CONFERENCE.
PLANS TO CREATE EAST EUROPEAN FEDERATION,
LONDON, February 27th.. The plans of M. Benes, mentioned on
LONDON, February 27th. The alleged shooting at the Prince of Wales' party, mentioned on the 25th is serious incident on the 21st. not confirmed. There was apparently no While the Prince of Wales' cars were being taken from Delhi to Patiala the police received information that two shots were fired at a car in which were an equerry and two ladies, but on investigation they rejected the theory that the assailants used fire arms. The marks on the car indicated. that stones many have been thrown.
REMBRANDT EXPERT'S
OFFER,
COLLECTION OF DUTCH ART.
AMSTERDAM, February 27th. Dr. Bredius, the well-known Rembrandt expert, who is going to live at Monte Carlo, has offered to sell his house at the Hague to the city for 100,000 guilders.
He has presented the city with Jan Steen's picture of a Satyr with Peasant, and wishes to leave there on loan part of his famous collection, which is in "the house...
RUBBER COMPANY DIRECTOR'S SUICIDE,
LONDON, February 27th. At the inquest on Mr. Crol evidence showed that he was suffering from neuars thenia as the result of overwork through the war and was worried by the depressed state of the rubber industry, though his financial position was of the soundest. A verdict of suicide was returned.
A cable of the 25th inst. stated that Mr. Geo Crall, director of Mcasts. Harrisons and Crossfield, Ltd., sad of number of other rubber companies, was killed on the London Underground Bail, way.]
AN AMERICAN SENSATION. WELL-KNOWN. SHIPBUILDER
INDICTED.
WASHINGTOK, February 27th.
COMING TO CHINA.
a
LONDON, February 27th. The Archbishop of Canterbury has ap. pointed the Reverend Howard West
H
years
стер
THE IMPORTANT FACTOR.
DOUBLE DIFFICULTIES.
„AUPPORT FOR GENERAL Woon.
sation
that
exact composition of the stom-(laughter) It was strongly contended that our own or the exploration of what appears to language and literature,
for the moment at any rate, and pro- be, thoroughly visionally, the final theory of physical taught, would furnish as complete a mental equipment, and, indeed, one more philosophy that in the long run every- muitable for an Englishman of to-day than thing depended upon man's point of
set, the wheels of industry revolving, as swiftly as before the world war. "Wa cannot be content merely to restore trade to the level of pre-war years," declared Mr. Henderson. Great as the value of trade was before the war, it was not large enough to
healthy existence. The hia Philippine report. The committee fured. In public debate he had often teachings? are as cloquent" and "an ill-
The committee urges that the American government strongly and positively sup port Governor General Wood in the fund
view.
the Bird, to create a great central East Mowll, of, Wycliffe College. Toronto, to means of a decent everyone with the inge and recommendations contained in Latin-or Greek, or both of them combin (Laughter.) The classics are there. Their
be Assistant Bishop under Bishop Cassels in the Diocess of Western Chins.
THE DAVIS CUP,
NEW YORK, February 27th. Canada has challenged for the Davis
Eurorean Federation, of which Austria's acersion to the Little Entento mentioned on the 21st was a step; have further pro- great as the result of a conference at Kakarest at which Poland agreed to join Yugoslavia, Rumania" and Ozecho Slovakia in making a single unit at the Clence Conference. Economic experts Cup. From the four countries, whose combined populations are 70,000,000, will confer at Belgrade on March 6th in preparation for denon. It is possible that Greoce may ha
by represented at Belgrade.
RUBBER PROPAGANDA.
LONDON, February 27th
il
SHIP SUBSIDY PLAN. AMERICA'S LATEST SCHEME.,
LONDON, February 27th,
viral are a bigger production of wealth. essential conditions of an economie re more efficient methods of distribution, the removal of restrictions upon the free flow of trade, and a sense of justice amongst the producers.”
ther strongly urges that immediate steps thought that to know only English, if Luminating in regard to the problems, be taken by the government publicly to man knew it well, was a positive ad-speculative, ethical, political, of to-day define fixed political status for the benefit vantage to him. He had often been as they were 2,000 years ago, and if the of all interests in the Philippines struck by the large proportion of good continued pursuit and study of the Every effort should be made to develop speakers among political-minded working classics had to be justified, as it has not, Manila sa America's trading base in the men In racincas and directness they upon purely tilitarian grounds it could Far East, through the development of its easily exoelled the common run of speakeasily vindicate its claim." (Cheers.)}
Viscount Milaer, in acknowledging the port Lacilities, and a free zone for the cre trained in college debating societies. BRITAIN AND REPARATIONS.
reconditioning and trans-shipment of mor- One reason for that was that they escap- vote of thanks, which was passed with chandise
od the temptation to indulge in periods, great cordiality said that one of the Speaking at the 1920 Club on Janarrý
Agreements for settling controversies to the over elaboration of thought, and greatest sexets of classical education was 19th, Mr. R. H. Brand, who was Finan and disputes should be made with cham- the use of long and involved sentences the way in which it bound many men who cial Adviser to the Chairman of the bors of commerce and other organizations which beart man habituated to componere otherwise divided on many of the Foonomic Council at the Pasco Confer abroad possessing proper facilities for tion in languages like Latin and Greek burning questions. opco. in 1919, contended that it was fatal
this purpose.
Président Tarding is expected to recom- mend to Congress to-morrow ship sub- to adopt a policy of sitting on Germany sidy plan providing for raising & so until she had paid the reparations de called revolving fund of about $30,000,000manded. The devastated arose of France
The following deaths are announced:
The tendency to "cram too much into a single sentence, so dangerous in English
oratory, was one to which the classically £20,000 JEWELS IF A PARIS PARK, trained speaker was naturally, prone! But
On the ground that the best interests of the industry will be best sorved by united a year through diversion of percentage and Belgium must receive reparations, The cobbler Voight alias Captain Koepe the high claim just made for the classics, digging with a pick in a public square in he could admit all this without abating The Weekly Despatch, says & gardener action, the Rubber Shareholders Associa of the customs receipts. The advocates of but wo could afford to wipe out our own nick; Professor Foord Kilcey, 44 years for in the first place this was sot a mere Paris neidentally unearthed jewels worth tion has abandoned an independent the plan opine that it will probably meet claims, because a sacrifice on our part uathematical instructor at Woolwich; the question of language. A man might know £30,000. It was subsequently identified achemo for separate propaganda and has with greater favour than former schemes would holp dcided to support the work of the Bubber from the fact that it does not require national trade, and thereby we should pathology protor Sins Woodhead of deeply indebted to Crocks and Romans find was the proceeds of a burglary, at in re-establishing inter sugar refiner Bir William Tas; and the little or no Fatin and Greek and yet be that the owner was a woman and that the Grasers Association.
direct appropriation.
gain enormously in a few months." Cambridge
for his mental development.
ber house in July 1914,