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FRENCH REPLY TO BRITISH NOTE.
London, August 23.
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The Daily Telegraph declares the Note leaves things precisely as they were and indicates no approximation of vermon ground whereon Britain and France can hope to renew the deeply desired united action. The Daily News expresses the opinion that the reply does not carry the world any neares a solutien ar peint way to rescue Central Europe. from ruin. If M. Poincare forgets" nothing, he ad
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The Daily Mail alone takes a favourable view and declares the Note gives. Britain a great opportunity to reach a close understand- ing, whereby the mischief of the past three years can be undone, and the Entente restored.
The Daily Express profoundly reprets that the French have met the British proposals in spirit of inflexible obda:ary. M. Poincare asks for everything and gives nothing. The British Government must now turn its back on Europe and leave the Europeans to stew in their own juice. Britain's future resides in her Dominions and Colonies.
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l their annual report for 129, the directors of the Java-China- Llagun Line, at Amsterdam, sny :
The keen competition by Japanese and United States tonnage, and later also by Chinese ships, increas Foch even further in 1922, and the
freights continali in decline en all
routes. The business of the com pany suffered severely by the strike of seamen at longkong, which broke ut in January last year and lasted seven weeks, Passinger fraile also
diminished considerably.
Trade on the Java-Pucifie ne de line further, and the ships in this srvice hail to sail with a consider alle denti freight. The large decline in the tinde from the Netherlands East Indies to the West Coast of Amerion is chiefly due to the entire stoppage of experts of coprah cakes, emp, cyprah-oil and dry sugar. Compensation was to a certain des Free found in the increased ship ments of sugar and oil from Philippines to the West Coast of America. It was, however, decided to dnes the number of sailings in 1923, and the service is now car- ried out by fone steamers, the sail
The Westminster, Gazette thinks Anë reply brings Britain and France no nearer settlement, but serves only to demonstrate how in- possible it is to reconcile Anglo-French policy. The cute impuses os Britain the duty of facing the necessity of separate action. Furtherings being montlily. discussions on rigid Bars will only wenken the British ease and delay settlement, possibly ultimately attainable by other methods,
The Morning Post says it is clear that a comihion formula has not got been reached, but it is a heart to heart talk between. Mr. Baldwin and M. Poincare, rather than an exchange of Notes, to which" "we must took for a statesmanlike" attempt at settlement. The erax of the situation is that the first step towards a solution lies in the cessation of passive resistance!
The Daily Herald says the Noth provės bevisni dispate that the French Government remains where it was. Its joliey A one of nu change. M. Poincare's reasoning, is at points obtrusively unsound, and as a whole utterly unconvincing.
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FIGHTING IN MOROCCO.
Madrid, Angust: 22. Spanish reinforcements reached Tifaurauio, dicting severe punishment on the rebels.
officer, forty-six The Spanish losses at Tifaurauin were one Spanish soldiers and thirty-six stive troops killed and three officers wounded.
Madrid, August 23.
The enemy is hard pressed and demoralised at Tifauriuin but the Spanish columns remain encamped in the neighbeurhoed in case of The total Spanish losses, at Tifouracin are an enemy offensive. approximately three hundred killed and wounded." Great enthusiasm was displayed in Spain at the relief of Titandani.
JAPANESE SUBMARINE HEAVILY INSURED.
London, August 23...
The Times says it is believe that ine Japanese sulimarine sank in Kobe was insured in the London market while she was in the course of construction. Her insured value exceeded a quarter million pounds sterling. London insurance interests very likely are widely spread among Lloyds underwriters and Insurance companies..
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The passage preserved, ia the British Museum papyrus contains
Baïlaum and Josaphat," Sira certain Aristides, and id- the Emperor Frederic explained, is a Christian dressed In the feds being carried out of motor-assisted gliders at
romance based upon the story of Hadrian, in about the year 125. The houra four minutes and two Vanville, M. Barbot flew for six
recently Buddha. In this story the young There were certain discrepan- seconds, covering a distance of 212 kilometres, thus provisionally acquired by the British Museum, prince Josaphat, who is brought cies between the Syrino trans- winning the Dreyfus cup. This is the longest tiréular con-stop containing on two attached leave-up in his father's court, ie impellation discovered by Dr. Rendel of a papyrus book of the fourth led, just as Buddba was impelled, Harris and the Greek version as flight on record,
century a portion of The Sons to break away from the ancestral it appeared in the romance of
**Bailaan and Josaphat.”
་ The of Solomon," and a portion of the religion and to preach his own.. "Apology"of Aristides, a Christian
discovery we have now, made on the whole," Sir Dr. H Lilienthal, of Cora-work of the second century, was
It is much against his father's confirms Medical School, calls attention to obtained. Sir Frederic Konyon
iness of the Syriac," informed a representative of the will that he has been converted to Frederic added, "the trustworth the further great advance of re
of Christianity, and the father ar- Viserver,
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cent years in chest surgery.
from A due IRA
dealer. Arranges that an advocate of Christ. bren
to ? Popyri Looking into the living heart. This with the radioscope, the inven-many changes, including the Milne, assistant in the partianity shall appear before the of MSS. identified in Court and speak so feably as to tion of Dr. D. S. Allen of St. use of adrenalin, the phono ment
aplifying heart and told Sir Frederic about it, and be refuted by the representative SPORTING TROPHIES Louis, is the latest development, graph for
organ that sounds, the cardiograph for re- the complete text will be publish of the priests of what he regards summarised in "Barlaam and of the is now giving uch solicitude. cording heart action on smokeded shortly in the "Journal of as the orthodox religion. A man Josaphat," and draws a pleasing
named Nachor is put forward as picture of the life
Christian community, their care This apparatus
is a kind of paper, and electric photography Theological Studies."
A Syriac translation of thin the Christian advocate to small microscope, which, as the of the working organ. Increased
"Apology"
himself be defeated; but, like for the poor and for slaves, their was discovered in operator watches at the lens, concern has arisen from the gain projec e
a powerful light into in the disease of modern civiliz 1889 in a convent at Moun Sinai Balaam in the Old Testament, he brotherly love, and their faith in the incision made just
over ation. Heart disease has passed by Dr. Rendel Harris. Whilst it is inspired, and his perch is such God and gratitude for His good- "Apology" found at the Museum the heart. The heart in action tuberculosis and pneumonie, and was being printed Dr. Armitage an effective and powerful defence Bess. It seems curious that the without injury to it in 1920 with 147.7 victims per Robinson, the present Dean of of Christianity that the Court is should have been bound up with Wolle, recognised that it had been converted.
well-known incorporated in Greek romance entitled "Barlasm and Josaphat," written in the seventh or eighth century.
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