CABLES.
LATEST CABLES. [TRADUGH AKUTER'S AGENCY.] REPARATIONS DISCUSSIONS FRANCE AND BELGIUM TO SEND
SEPARATE REPLIES.
LONDON, July 21st. Reports from Paris suggest that Franc
THE HONGKONG DAILY FRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 26TH, 1833.
LITEST-CABLES.
FRANCE AND GERMANY-
FRENCH EMBASSY COURIER ARRESTED HY GERMANS.
BERLIN, July 4th.
'The newspapers report that the Ger- mah polics have arrested a French courier from the French Embassy at Berlin. The arrest was made on the express train
'BARLIER CABLES, FAR EASTERN CABLE
KENYA PROBLEM.
ADOPTION OF COMMUNAL SYSTEM OF REPRESENTATION.
LONDON, July 24th. A white Paper on the Keaya problem, relating to the highly controversial matter of the Indian franchise and thor rights, states that the Government have decided to adopt the must stem of sentation for indians and Arabs, on the Legislative Council, and the number of nominated aut official members is so fixed
NEW
NEWS..
[THEOUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
BISHOP OF KWANGST ® AND
HUNAN.
LONDON, July 24th. The Venerable John Holden was con secrated Bishop of Kwangsi and Hunan at the Chapel at Lambeth Palace, this
and Belgium will reply separately to the near Hagen. The police seized import as to maintain an official majority on the morning, by the Archbishop of Canter!
14
British Note regarding reparations, for not documents intended for the French though they have agreed regarding the commander of the Ruhr army, question of the evacuation of the Rukr, Belgium is disposed to go further than France towards meeting the British view on the question of German capacity for payment.
EARLIER CABLES. TURKISH PEACE TREATY SIGNED.
1
THE ONLY DISCORDANT NOTE."
Lacasse, July sith. "The Peace Treaty is signed.
FINAL SESSION.
LATER.
Addressing the delegates at the final ssion of the Conference, M. Scherer, the Prevalent of Switzerland, said that the whole work! was' grateful to them for overcoming great obstac' by their wisdom and goodwill. "He expressed the tape that "the peoples of the Far East, who had played a great part in the development of civilisation, would again curler bruehts on
buonanity.
The delegates, in reply, thanked the Swiss, for their hispitality and expressed! ther happiness at the definite reestablish ment of prace in the world.
LATER
EARLIER CABLES,
FRANCO BELGIAN
AEROPLANES.
REFUSED RIGHT TO FLY OVER GERMANY.
Faur, July 24th. The German Government having refused to permit French or Belgian civil aeroplanes coming Amsterdam Gothenburg air race, the French Government is sending military aeroplanes, which are authorised by the Treaty of Versailles.
IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. DOMINIONS DESIRE & VOICE IN
FOREIGN POLICY. -
MELBOURNE, July 4th Is the House of Representatives, Mr. Bruce, explaining the Government's policy with regard to the Imperial Conference, urged that the Dominious should be allowed to endorse British foreign policy Lefure it be a Kaupir policy. The question of allow. ing the Lombiions to make Treaties on their own behalf must be considere. Australia was prepared to contribute towards an Empire naval unit, but would at consent to depend entirely at a centra nuit. He contended that the time had arrived to put Empire trade on a reciprocity basis, "HEART OF THE EMPIRE IN THE
PACIFIC."
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vivo.
Council of one. One notainated unofßeinl bury. The ceremony was most impres- member is to be elected from the Christian missionaries to protget native interests; and authority is given to appoint a mis- sionary as an additional geofficial member [BY COURTESY OF THE DAILY BULLETIN."|| of the Executive Council.
FIGHTING AT CHỤNGKING.
The policy of segregation between Europeans is maintained by a portion of the lowlands being experimentally reserved for Indian agricultural development,
The question of control of emigration is referred to the Governors of Kenya and Uganda for submission of their proposals to the Duke of Devonshire
POST OFFICE ESTIMATES
TERMS OF EMPIRE WIRELESS. SERVICE AGREEMENT.
LONDON, July 24th.
"Effective
the cable rates. The Government is em
*
THIHL FORCES DIVIDED.
PEXING, July 24th.
Divisions among the Chibli forces are indicated by General Wang Ju Chon, Cumander of the Eighth Division stationed at Ichang, who was ordered by Wa Pei Fw to proceed to Chungking to assist Yang Son, replying that he was unable to do so on account of a lack of
kang, Wang Ju Chen advised Tsno Kun that if he wished to become President he
should abant military action against the South.
In response, Tano Kan had him appoint
Commander of the Upper Yangsire. Fring military Murces it is reported tha Yen Chih-tang, Commander of the! Twentieth Division stationed at Tungknan, will shortly be despatched to Szechuan to reinforce Yang Sen.
BANDITS.
PEKING, July 24th.
A telegram from the Commissioner of Customs at Pengyueh, Yans, states that 逗 British subject named. Darcy Wetherby has been captured by brigands at Chuhe, between Chieachwanchow and Likinngiu.'
Kesk
PHILIPPINES ISLANDS.
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AMERICAN CABLES.
[A8300IATED PRESS SERVICE TO MANILA
PAPERS.]
500 BRITISH TURNED BACK FROM STATES.
- NAW YORK, July toth. Only 2 of the fast cabin passengers, out of a list of 643 who are arriving from Great Britain aboard the liner Baltic will be par mitted to enter the United States, owing to the exhaustion of the Juy quos for British subjects. The remainder will be deported,
GENERAL ELECTRIC 00.'S FINANÕES.
A RIVAL OF TEA. SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS IN
U.S.A.
(FROM THE CALCUTTA ENGLISHMAN."1
Assam, June 18th. However, nothing daunted, the Bureau of Chemistry of the Department of Agri- culture has continued its research work in connection with beverage producing plants and some interesting information has come to hand about a plant which is maoufactured somewhat like ten a which is reckoned to have a great future as a base for the soft drinks that Amerin is noted for.
The technical names of this plant Are Naw Yonk, July 15th. flex Vomitoria," according to Alton, The Griend Eluvtete company bus issues and Tex Cassene," according to Wat
The plant is known under the corn- statut declaring its annual sales have er. increased from $ig000,000 to 2343,000,000 | mon" name of Yaupon, Cassina, and during the 30 years unding January 1st, Christmas Berry Tree. The leaves werd 19. The capital stocks of the company has cured in a crude way by the Indians who increased frum) „35,000,000 to UN4,000,000 produced from them a beverage which" und the value of the
company's plants from $4,000,000 10 2167,000,000. The number of emplos es have increased from 4,000 to pore thán 74,000,
NIGHT AIR MAIL
Carcado July 16th. Assistant Postinaster General H. Bartlett has announceli "the United States air service is in the second experimental stage of night air mail service across the can The new service will go into effect Livent. on August 1st
Five million special air mail stamps have been cruered. The terminals for the service will be New York and San Francisco.
they used as a stimulating drink, much as we use tea and coffee. The American Indiane also used a drink prepared from these leaves in connection with their reli giona, ceremonies. The South American Indians used another species, flex for the same purpose. This species, technic
"Flex Paraquayensis, "* ally known and commonly called Yerbe late, has bren extensively cocamereialized in many of the South American countries, In Argentine alone more than 140.000,003 lbs. per annum, or about 50 lbs, per head, is used. Cassina, the North American species, has been cured in a crude way and is still being used to some extent in During North Carolina and Virginia. SOLD AS JUNK.
the war between the States, when tea and coffee were not available to the people of Newroz, July 17th,
the Souteh, the crudely cured Cassina The major portion of the naval cantonment leaves were used by southern families and erected at Coddington Point near hereby the Confederate army quite extensive-
is for preparing a stimulating beverage.
CONTONMENT
►
has been sold to wreckers for $61,000.
LUMBER SHIPPED.
』
Coos Bay, ORLOO, July 14th. More than 28,0 0,00 board feet of lumber has been shipped from here to foreign countries, lustly w.Japan, during the first
six months of 1923.
延
U.S. BANKS FLOURISHING.
DENVER, July 17th.
STRIKING RESULTS.
Cassina, like tea and coffee and Yerbe Mate, was discovered and used long be fore scientific research showed that the active principle of the plant is caffeine, the same stimulant that is found in tes and coffee. The caffeine in tea and coffee varies with the variety and method of. caring and may be as much as 1.8 per cent, in coffee, and 3.5 per cent, in tea. Samples of cassina analysed have shown percentage of caffeine as high as 1.05. The Bureau of Chemistry in 1021 carried on laboratory experiments in the scienti
Ea introducing the Post Office Estimates in the House of Commons, Sir Worthing ton-Evans, Postmaster-Goreral, said that the principal terms agreed to with the Marconi Company for an Empire Wireless Service arous follows:-The Marconi Company at the outset are to provide two stations and the Government one station; apart from the existing stations at Leutick and Carnarvon. The revenue from these stations will be pooled and BRITISH SUBJECT CAPTURED BY during the World War, at a coss of 8,000,000, divided between the Company and the Government proportionately. power stations will be contributed by each. Government operators will work the whole service, and a proportionate part of the rost will be charged against the Company Rates, when possible, will is lower than powered to admit other parties to the pool if satisfied that they are able to provide. an equally efficient station, and to license without admitting them to the pool. The other parties to conduct wireless services Government is also empowered to expro printe probably at the end of the first
POSTMASTER GENERAL REPLIES.
vention that the barking mauls Jons of the as one of internal politica.
United States had on April 3rd, the latest-determine if a beverage-producing pro-. In the House of Commons, replying to Señor Quezon is making a stand as the date for which complete repos are avail. duct could be made that was both palat-
people's champion against the power of a
able, more capital, more deposits and more able and pleasant, and that could be one sense there had been a reversal the Government's wireless, policy, but the make a fusion of the two political parties, the country. Be said that out of a total of fen. The laboratory experiments proved change was not so great as suggested.
ted. It was originally intend that the Govern wice would in the Prident, which other 30,313 dauks, of which 22,048 were state that this could be done, and the Bureau
have been impossible.
banke, had capital aggregating $6,614,000,000; of Chemistry undertook to demonstrate on Empire CONTRACT.uent alone should deal with
The Opposition party are unable to deposits aggregating 44,044,000,000 and re-a commercial scale the utility of the plant wireless mattura at this end, but it was
was oppose Señor Quezon, because such would sources amounting to $33,694,000,000. at the time thought at
that the Dominion only strengthen him. NEW YER, July 24th.
Governments would also
also establish their
All elements are awaiting President THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN Pleasant, South Carolina, in co-opera- Development own, atations The Ottoman-American
in Australia and SouthEarling's reply.
South Company, the owners of the Chester Cun- Africa. They had not f followed that course Dominion Governments son, anonser that they have signed a and when the contract with the Turkish (overmont to changed their policy, the British Govern supply American agricultural machineryment had to follow suit. It was for Australia and South Africa to do as Britain to Turkey.
was doing-prevent the creation of a meño- poly by maintaining control
No fewer than 18 ocuments were signed Proposal were carried out. This had made, and subsequently, a vela
in connection with the establishment of
Mr. Bruce said that Australia would welcome the project of a Dominion naval unit in the Pacife, if the Singapore base long bena au Australian ideal, as it showed that Great Britain recognised that the Empire's heart was no longer in-
Pacific
FUSION OF POLITICAL PARTIES.
MANILA. July 24th.
R. N. Sims, secretary and treasurer of the pational association of supervisora of state
The situation is generally regarded here banks, told the as-ociation its annual confe curing of the leaves of cassidato
the Turco-Allied Peary, comprising, besides the North Sea, but had shifted to the criticisms, Sir Worthington Reans said foreign Governor-General; enabling him to resources than ever before in the history of used in the same manner as tea and cof-"
the Treaty of Peace, the Struits Conven- tion, Thracian Frontiers. Judicial and Commercial Conventions, and various! declarations and protocols.
The only discordant note was created by Yigo-Slavia abstaining from signing the Prace Treaty', on the ground that portion of the Turkish debt devolved upon Yugo-Slavin excessively, and asking thres mouths to ensider the matter.
CONSTANTINOPLE EN FETE,
CONSTANTINOPLE. July 24th. Today is being observed as a public holiday in honour of the siguing of pentes, | and the town is heflugged and the shops are closed,
CHESTER CONCESSION.
OTTOMAN-AMERICAN
The contract, which is valid for six years, contemplates the establishment of schools of instruction for farmers.
RHODESIAN NEGOTIATIONS
FINALISED.
LONDON, July 24th. After gargotiations, the Imperial Government Bud British South Africa -
agreement, Processions, headed by hands are Company have reached perambulating the streets.
A salute of 101 guns was fired in the afternoon, and illaininations and torch fight processions are to take place this evening.
LATEST CABLES,
·URITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN PRESS COMMENT.
Losnos, July 24th. Commenting on the Lansare settles ment, the Times says the Treaty is com paratively act of generosity and justice. Both the Fire and the Duly Telegraph express anxiety in regard to the use Turkey may make of her indepen deser, especially in view of the anti- foreign fooling prevailing in Turkey, The Daily Chronide speaks of a Turkish victory.
PARIS, July 23rd.
tion
Replying to an enquiry, Sir Worthington "said, the duration of the proposed contract with the Marconi Company would be 25 years, subject to poyers of expropria
The Post Office Vote was agreed to
BRITAIN'S FINANCES
OFFER TO THE ALLIES FOR A SETTLEMENT.
LONDON, July 24th.
which shareholders confirmed to-day, under which the Company surrender certain rights in Rhodesin, and at the same time retain the mineral rights, against a cash
In the course of his speech at a bankers payment of £3,750,000.
Other benefits from this arrangement dinner, Mr. Baldwin, the Prime Minister, dwelt nu Great Britain's achievements in the preliminary introduction of sponsible Government la Southern Abodesia under the British Crown and Crown Colony Government in Northern Rhodesia
̈HINDU-MOHAMMEDAN BIOT.
AJMER, July 24thi
A fruens between Hindus and Mubara nedans resulted in five being killed and several injured.. ·
The rioters severely handed the police, but through the intervention of the troops orden was restored.
RUSSIA'S HARVEST.”
BenLIN, July 24th. The Moscow Statistical Bureau estimates
Le Journal says the Treaty leaves it that this year's harvest will yield at least
AN ADMIRAL'S SON.
"NARRATIVE OF POST-WAR
ADVENTURES.
THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July 17th.
a The election ue` Magans Julinson Farmer-Laborne seater form linnesota leaves the Republicans with a nominal maj ority of five ie the senate, including Sena tora La Folie.te, Brooklmart, Frazier, Lamb, Of the cheery crow which will leave short-Neris, Barab und Jobsson of California is in the Frontiersman in connection The death of Senator Dillingham from with the world fight expedition of Captains the Vermont governor will ill by naming a Vermont left a vacancy which it is expected Macmillan and Malina, none has End a more
Republican varied career than Mr. G. Eardky. Wilmot, only son of Rear Admiral Sir Sidney Fanley Wilmet.
Interviewed by a representative of The Evening Standard, Mr. Eardley Wilmot said he joined the Frontiranes on the 15th of of the committees. last month, at Birkenhead, and the voyage which is for the purpose of dumps for the fight expedition, wil probalis ocupy about 18 months to two years.
proceeded Ar. Eardley-Wilmot. "I restoring her finances. The floating debt pon returning to civil life after the had been reduced from £1,500,000,000 to found the market was so overcrowded with 800,000,000. All foreign debts had been young engineers like myself that there was Government little opportunity of making any satisfactory paid, except the American. officials humbered only 15 per cent above success. those before the war, "in spite of the ereation of new departments."
The Prime Minister anid that Grent Britain had just made un offer to the Allies proposing the first steps towards
settlement, which were conceived in such, L" success. He would leave nothing undone 'spirit that he hoped for their ultimate
to achieve a settlement.
CAUSES OF FOREST FIRES.
LIGHTNING AND LANDSLIP.
A BATHING MACHINE OFFER VA "I decided, therefore, to try some other dealing with ex-officers Various organizations occupation, and systematically visited the and ex-servicemen generally.
as a. beverage-producing product. "Last year there was established at Mount
tion with Mr. Alfred Jouannet, an ex- perimental commercial factory. Mr. Jouannet's plantation Bercted in cause of the fact that he bad growing of his place large cassina hedges which afforded ample material easily accessibl for this purpone,
vad
About 800 lbs. of cassina, of three dif ferent kinds, were produced by different methods of manufacture, names-green mate. cassina, black classinn. and cassina
It was found during these, rx- periments that these products can be However, Senator La Follette and the produced very cheaply in comparison others used above are being counted on to with commercial tea because of the facts vote with the Republicans in organizing (1) that unlike tea, all the leaves on the the new sente, insuring Republican control plant contain the active principle of Samuel Gompers, president of the caffeine; (2) that unlike ton, all the leaves American Federation of Labour has tele can be removed from the pruned branches graphed Magnus Johnson, the newly elect with live steam; (3) that the number of el sancter from Minnesota, To have won steps in the process of production can be a very small power of high finance, is not only a preparation of cassina so magnificent a victory against all the substantially reduced; and (4) that is the personal tribute to you and the principles amount of hand labour is necessary. for which you stand, but is also a de- The plant grows naturally and luxuri monstration that the people are tired of antly on poor, sandy soil. The leaves mere word mongers, and insist upon pre- when cured by the processes worked out gressive and constructive legislation"
PERPETUAL PENSIONS.
COMMONS.
The only substantial offer at that time ME FOOTS QUERIES IN HOUSE OF Hastings at 268.work, but somehow I did was a billing machine attendant's job at not quite fancy such an amphibious sort of occupation
:
tax.
in the Bureau of Chemistry can be used to make beverage served like tea or coffee, or to make an excellent cassius syrup to be used at soda fountains and in bottled carbonated drinks. The cɔe-. sine has already been placed on the mar ket in half-pound containers to further. toet the commercial possibilities of the product.
suspense several serious questions, for three milliard poods (each. 40 lbs.), and lected some instances of forest fires having hole day. I received £1 for my day's are made at the time of payment, and for den nt Tocklai..
The Erbs de Paris says the Treaty amounts to an "Allied defeat.
NEW YORK, July 23rd. The New York Times says the great Powers have been beaten by the Turks. The World also špentes of a Turkish victory..
ERHARDTS ESCAPE.
EX-PLANTER AND HIS ENGLISH WIFE ARRESTED.
to yio'd 800,000,000 pods, of which 100,000,000 will be available for export.
The cotton cop in Turkestan estimated at 10,000,000 poods.
THE MARK.
| ANOTHER STEP TOWARDS OBLIVION. fore this pino
Lennon, July 24th, Marks have depreciated to 3,300,000 to thơ
ed in felling
Lorest
As
During
MINER
d.
ADVENTURES IN MOROCCO,
THE WAY OF SAINTS WITH SINNERS.
In addition to a special appeal address-
Last spring they sent me out as their Baroness Border, what circumstances is National situation, the Society of Friends in connection with the Spanish campaign hicks I should imaging of issuing an epistle to all members at
made to this lady. "
Joyzson-b į.
Our Cees Committee, which is mean A number of questions on the subject of "The next offer of work was that of a perpetual pensions were addressd to the time organising a campaign in favour of Termin trapper on a farm. Unfortunately, Chancellor of the Exchequer by Mr. Foot Indian tea in the United States, will in the Bonse of Commons last mouth. probably hear more about this new rival.. the job was only for a married man, so I was incligible.
Sir W.Joynon-Hicka (Financial Secretary and it should be worth the while of our "After that, I had a whack at filmy act to the Treasury) rephed that these pensions Scientific Department to get some seed The Empire Forestry Journal has col-ing, and with a 6d in my pocket I was are subject, but it respect of Income tax specimens of it in the experimental gar both to income tax and super of the Cassing plant and try to establish which ench gopatry must find a solution, the available surplus at 500,000,000 poods, originated from natural causes.
the part of a millionairde guest for The Gaulois says France must take advan
super *tax purposes the pensions tage of the truco so settle with Turkey of which 200.000,000 poods are earmarked falling operations in the Deota Forest services.
for export."
the qquestions interesing... ber.
The harvest in the Ukraine is expected (United Provinces) a boulder of quartz.
Next came a job as confidential secretary aggregable to the rest of the income in which, crashing downhill on to an American visiting this, country with bands of the recipients.
Mr. Foot asked the name or names of the new house building proposition Un- a steep gradient struck n of rock about 600 feet below.
present recipient Immediately fortunately, this was found impracticable present
or recipients of the per- is afterwards smoke was observed, granted in 1753 to the heirs.
and deodar noedlos where the rocks bad so violently collided were found to have so my next venture was no assistant engineer male of Lord Rodney, to whom the baruny
to a London firin.
of Rodney shall descend.
ed to "Peoples and Rulers" calling for been set on fire. A similar case, is' re-
Sir W. Joynson-Hicks: The present re-
new conference based on Christian prin. ported as
"occurred some years be-
cipients.
ars Lord Rodney and "Corisando ciples to straighten out the tangled inter whilst men were employ-
trees
the
Mr. Foot same travelling representative to Spanish Morocco
have this year followed the usual custom. good deal of scepticism exists against the Moors, and, for a time,
I was forest fires having been caused attached to the Spanish Engineering Corps, at the request of her son, the present baron, the close of the yearly morting. Buch a every year since 1676. The epistle is a One of these is recorded as was constantly going on with the
should be paid to his mother. onemd having nccurred in the Chanda Division in
Upon my return I was soon
Mr. Foot also asked whether a perpetual culi to conversion of spirit, & fuller un- the Central Provinces in April, 1891, and again to deal with a sudden emergency which pension was being paid to the hair of the ing our God." "Let us strive to remove of the derstanding of life, and a fresh behold- At Blackheath, Kent was beaten by Burrey was vouched for by Mr. Lowrie, who was had arisen, and when I came back to London Duke of Bohomberg, and, by 202 Fender has been the first to reach then Divisional Officer there. When en- I worked for a time in the finu's allice, amonnt of the pension paid and is respect from our social and national life the in- stitutions and customs which keep men a thousand runs and take a hundred wickets camped in a sal forest, lightning struck one soon had to give it up, however, as I had of what sorvices was it payable.
bir W. Joyneon-Hicks: The only portion fettered who should be free," says the this season. This is the first win by sunny of the growing trees and rent it asunder; been gassed in the war, and my health just over Kent, in Kent, since the easy victory the grass and leaves on the ground instantly then did not permit of indoor life.
remaining uncommuted of the pension "Many people are beginning to at Beckenham in 1896,
became ignited, and the fire spreading from
abent fifty seres of forest, were that of coext job that came my rey was orignally granted to the Duke of Schom-seo that it is practical politics to meet the Lancashire defeated Was this wire at Birmingh and food its destroyed.
of cook at a private house in Cumberberg is £350,-now. payable to Mr. W criminal, the prostitute, or the drunkard land. There I combined the duties of using, a member of whose family purchased with understanding rather than with re- For Latics, Hallows scored; 114, not; out, and Ia the e other case referred to, in November, groom and horsebraker with my calinary (as annuity in 1792
pression. We believe in the way of Jesus, 7 for 71 and 6 for. 28th
Mr. Food: 1807, at the commencement of a thunder services, but as the house was eventually let
The Duke's services were Notta best
recognised not only by the grant of a pen- not because wo shut our eyes to the stern that in the darkest places and in the. nings com
ings compiled 121.
For Notts, Barratt Block of the Deuts Forest Mr. Moir, then an employer thuniceforward, & considered house. took 6 for 44 and a for 86,
Northants beat
at Derbyshire at Norili to b
hearing of the Malins that the House thought his services ware is the great reality." ampton by one wicket
Hampshire at Lord's best Middlesex by shattered pine tree and the surrounding venturs got the better of me, and I signed eight wickets For Hunts, Moad in the first vegetation un fire. As a strong indsen at Birkenhead as assistant engineer of
blowing at the time, the fire spread rapidly the Frontierman innings knocked up 145.
Yorkaldre beat Gloucestershire at Sheffield and could not be extinguished before about Incidentally in his wanderings, Mr. by ten wickets. Holmes, for Yorkshire, in a thousand acres of forest were severely Eardley-Wilmot played a barrel organ in the first inninga scored 129, not out.
damaged,
London streets for an entire day on a bet.
En, we instances may be and saw quite, a lot of the skirinishing that who desired that a portion of the pension document has been circulated annually
BERLIS, July 24th. - It is expected that the mystery of Ehrhari's escape of July 14th will be cleared up by the arrest, at Gernrotie
in the Hartz Mountains, of Baron von Bachelohen ex-planter from Africa- and his English wife on suspicion of Jeing concerned, in Ehrhardt's escape. Authorities plan for Ehrhardhe escape, along with, a list all those involved, was found at their house
ther importait document.
by
HOME CRICKET.
LONDON, July 24th.
The
latter.
It is stated that the woman swallowed nu Parkin took Worcester By - 41 at arsop.storro, and before rain,kad fallen, lightning for the winter the job petered out
For Worcester, McLean in the second In-Patruck a dry Chir pine tree in the Chatra "Feeling now that I had better holu, but by the graut, of,£100,000, by the facts of life, but just becauso we know Divisional Officer at. Denia, who happened taking bulldog breeding as a means of Sir W. Joyason-Hicks: I should imagine hardest enigmas the father heart of love
EARLIER CABLES, PRINCESS SENTENCED.
BERLIN, July 24th. Princess Holwenlod-Dehringen has been scutenced for six months' imprisonment for complicity in the escape of the rebel Erhardt, and os a charge of high tronson -ombined with perjury,
my
be close by at the time and saw the dash. I livelihood, the spirit of ad-worth the amount.
immediately went forward and found the
The French have seized the Badische Anilia und Soda Fabrik at Oppan,.
There can be no doubt that, many Americans, in common with many in other lande, have lost faith in liberty.- Dr Nicholas Aurray Butler.