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MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1918

VAM MIND. THE CHINA MAIL.

BY TELEGRAPH. BY TELEGRAPH. BY TELEGRAPH BY TELEGRAPH Lane,

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

GREAT SPEECH BY MR. "CHURCHILL.

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LONDON, Oct. 19. Mr Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty. delivered an important? speech on the Navy at Maneliester.. lle began by expressing on behalf of the Admiralty and the Navy their keen Borrow at the Zeppelin disaster, and then proceded to comment on the disquietude caused by the expenditure on Naral armaments, which was euch higher now than ever. bile next year it would be higher stil The intention of the Admiralty waS to keep within the narrowest limits the misdirection of human energy involved in this and other countries by the preparations for war. but if the existing burdens were to be relieved it must be by Our rela- international agreement. tions with Germany Bad greatly in proved, without the loss of our friendships with other countries, an】 the manent, therefore, ought not to be unfavourable for our taking up the friendly reference urthe question of a Naval holiday which is to be found in the Gerinan Chancellor's speech. We set to have reached a point where the relations of the Great Powers, however amicable they may have beente, produce ng effect on warlike Preparations,

OBJECTIONS TO INCREASED NAVAL. ESTIMATES..

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LATER.. Commenting upon the speech, to which the Fir-Lord indiested that

there would be an incrsaend naval estimate, Reynolds' Newspaper" aave that it will probably bring a long simmering discontent among the Radi. cala to a head, ~ .

BUFFRAGETTE DISTURBANCE ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.) | (Router's Service to the China Mail.).

MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S LAND

CAMPAIGN..

CONSIDERABLE OPPOSITION"

IN THE CABINET.

LONDON, Oct. 19.

BRITISH JUDICIAL, CHANGES.

SIK REFUSISAACS APPOINTED LORD CATEF JUSTICE

LONDON, Úch 20. Sir Rufus Iemar; Attorney General,

Reynolds' Newspaper states that three his been appointed Lord Chief Justice, Cabinet meetings which were held last | Sir John Simon, Solicitor General, bo- weck were devoted entirely to the con-ones Attorney-General, with a seat in INsideration of Mr. Lloyd George's land the Cabinet. Mr. Stanley Owen Buck. policy. There is some reason for be- mater, R.C., M.P., succeed. Sir John lieving that Mr. Lloyd George met with Simon. Loxnox, Oct. 20:

considerable opposition from an un Suffragettes created a serious dis-expected quarter, a fact which appears turbanter at the morning service at to justify the Chancellor's private view St. Paul's Cathedral yesterday.

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THE NEW LORD CHIEF JUSTICE.

Lord Alverstone's accessor is the The police were called in and the that for an effective land compaign heeded son of the late Joseph M. Trance, women ejected, one being arrested.hould be untrammelled with the rea City of London merchant, Bir Rufat

THE MEXICAN UNREST.

PRESIDENT HUERTA'S

POSITION.

LONDON, Oct. 20.

A telegram to New York from Mexico City states that President

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spensibility of a ministerial position.

SERVIA AND ALBANIA..

AUSTRIA'S ATTITUDE,

Tenace was born in Londen in 1880; became a K.C. in 1898, and repre sented Reading sa a Liberal since 1904. Ele was appointed Soäcitor General in 1910, Attorney-General in the same year, and has been an unofficial mem- bor of the Cabinet since 1913. Early in life he engaged successfully' in stock London, Oct. 19. exchange business in the City. Recent Router's Vienna Correspondent stateny, along with Mr. Lloyd George, asper sions were cast by political opponents against certain privata transactions be had engaged in in Marooni shares, and considerable controversy had since been

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vian troops must immediately vacate ground."

Albania

AUSTRIAN LOAN TO CHINA.

LONDON, Oct. 19.

A telegram from Vienna states that i the Discount Back and "Land Credit

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TIONS.

Germany has also made emphatic

GREEK KING AT DRAMA.

LONDON, Oat. 20.

A telegram from Salonika staten that King Constantine visited Drama and

Institute bare concluded a Loan to representations to Servia to with. reviewed the troops. He then motored China of £2,000,000 sterling in six per draw her troops from Albania imbean erected. The roads were lined cent. treasury bonds.

A WONDERFUL PARACHUTE

AN OFFER TO GERMANÝ. Mr. Churchill continued:-"The proposal which I put forward in the name of His Majesty's Government is quite simple. It is that, apart from the Canadian ships or their equivalent, and apart from anything that may be required by new deve Jopments, we should lay down four great ships to Germany's two. Now parachute descont from the Army air- we say, while there is plenty of time, ship Delta, when the vessel had reach

DESCENT.

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in all friendship and sincerity to oured in altitude of 2,000 fest... great neighbour, Germany: 1 you postpone beginning your two shipe for twelve months we will postpone the beginning of our four ships in absolutely good faith for exactly the That 8m2 period.' (Cheers.) would tuents a complete boliday for one year. This holiday would be, as far as the big-ships are concerned, between Great Britain and Germany. and would mean a saving of nearly 4,000,000 to Germany and nearly £12,000,000 to Great Britain, while the relative strengths of the two countries would be absolutely un- abanged. It would not be possible to stand still for a whole year unless the other Powers could be persuaded to do likewise. But suppos Ger- many and Great Britain took the lend in approaching the other great European Powers, there should be

LONDON, Oct. 19. The well-known English amateurlady golfer, Miss Ravenscroft, has won the American ladies' golf el-ampionship, by defeating Miss Hollins two up.

THE LIVERPOOL COLLISION.

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LONDON, Oct. 19.

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THE ZEPPELIN" DISASTER- THE OFFICIAL REPORT.

LONDON, Oct. 19.

to Exvalla, where a triumphal arch had

with cheering crowds.

THE SULZER INPEACHMENT.

NEW GOVERNOR APPOINTED.

LONDON, Oct 19,

Mr. Martin Glynn has been sworn in The official account says that the

as Governor of New York in place of Mr. disaster was apparently due to an out- Sulzer The latter has issued a statebant break of fre in the engine car. The in which he characterises his own dis veaul was being put through a sitimisel as, "a farce, political lynching, and the consummation of a deep-laid tude test; hence the heavy passenger political conspiracy." History, he adds. load. There were three explosions, would call the Impeachment Coart and their force was such that they shat Murphy's High Court of Infamy." tered the windows in the streets, and

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zo ships would make this proposal attend to the block signalling instry MRS, PANKHURST AT NEW YORK, throughout Austria, and have also im possible without the slightest danger

or risk. Was it not likely that so great and memorable an event would" also produce an effect on Naval con- struction in the United States und Japan

By such a policy," continued Me. Churchill a vast treasure of scores of millions would be rescued

for the progress of mankind. Even if the policy failed, they would have made an impression on the minds of Europe which would be wholy bene fleial, and could not fail to produce ruits in future years. That is the proposal I-make for 1914, or, if 1914 be considered too near, then I make it for 1915. I am quite impervious to the objections which will no doubt

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GERMAN CENTENARY

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LONDON, Oct. 19.

In connection with the centenary

celebrations an imposing memorial has been inaugurated on the battlefield at Leipzig in the presence of the Emperor and the Federal Prince.

AUSTRALIAN TORF. THE CAULFIELD CUP.

LONDON, Oct. 18.

A telegram from Melbouras staten

REFUSED ADMITTANCE TO UNITED STATES.

The British and American Embas-

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ANOTHER ARREST.

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Fossible Detention as in "* Undestrable Alien."

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THE COLLIERY DISASTER.

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CHINESE NEWS.

PAXING, Oct, 20. The Minister of Industries and Com-

Lau Kon Haag, Commnder-in-Chief of the Chinese squadmas, has been ordered to Foochow.. His sole duty is

and rooms throughout being very com- fortable. There is provided in addition to the ordinary accomodation's social hall, drawing room and children's room, barber's loon, dark-room and steam laundry, Electic fans are freely used all over the ship. A special feature has been made of Arab class one-berthed state rooms, and second clues two-berthed cabina.

vessel is 12,842 of the The cargo capacity tons of 40 cubic, feat and the derricks will deal with weights up to 40 tons.

A HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

A caso, of highway robbery has been reported by the Chinese caretaker of the Chinese Marion Chapal at Bridges Strost. The man told the Kowloon City police that while he was walking from anti to Kowloon City, and when crsing Ms To Hok brides three Indiana passed him and

yo and tying him up, they stain $7 from dragged him into a feld, and after gagging his pocker. One of the mon had a knife. The caretaker states that one of his jas- rallenta made off in the direction of Ma To Kok village.

DRY AND OLD TOM LONDON GINS.

Invitations are out for a reception to be which took place to-day, is follows:-Mail," was received with mixed towings, merce has recommended that Chan Hung with apparently the certainty that the Nam and Luk Yu Yan, two big mer welcome awaiting her will be largely chania in the Straits, be complimented held on the now bost to morrow afternoon confined to the extrous poetion of the far having refused to render assistance from 3 to 6 e dock. Invited questa are requested to take their invitation carda, The Government intends to borrow & which will be collected by an officer on the Sufragists, bonded by Mrs. O. P. Bal to the rebels. moni.

loan of $50,000,000 for the redemption gangway. The Anti-Suffragists would not be of the paper currency of all the pro louth to find an adequate caup, to detain vinces beginning with the north and hor at the immigration station of Elia gradually coming down to the south. Jaland. One of their leaders, Mrs. W liam F. Scott, says: "The visit will THE BELIEF FUND. THE HOME RULE QUESTION.

arouse all the most dangerous and most tawless women in the movement here, to disband troons. LONDON, Oct., 18

The expiration of the ten years tariff We have competent, man who con en- Referring to the Home Rule ques- tion, Mr. Churchill said he had The Lord Mayor of Cardiff bas forca the immigration laws, and it would is near at hand, and the Foreign nothing to withdraw from his speech received the following donation towards seen from Mr. Pankhurst's police re Department is endeavoazing to, then suddenly turned upon him. They

8 view to increasing the duty from at Dundee. The two great parties. the fund which he has opened for the card that she is an undesirable align "gotiate with the foreign Ministers with had been brought near together on dependants of the victims: Queen The New York Times, remarking-per cent to 7 per cent. If she has left her country for her counthis is done there will be an increase in This pro Mary £200, Queen Alexandrs £100, the subject of Ireland.

ry good, says that American women the rorspaw of Tim, 12,000,000. found evolution of thought had re-

who join in giving hot s banquet of wal- The Industria and Commerce De- ceived striking illustration during and the Duke of Connaught "£30.

some, as, the Suffragista promise to do,partment proposes to abolish the Lakin the last few weeks. They had a

will be lowering themselves. The now daty, and render all the duties in the grent responsibility towards Ireland,

paper thinks her detention at Ellis Is provinces equal to eachother, a mat

ATOIDED, and they would progress much faster. toward a settlement it. "es Liberals,

land would be quite as justifiable as that The State Department has drawn up

TPHTHERIA usually omtracted of the fugitive ex-Prident Castro of Bufto provide that all law officiulu they cultivated a habit of consider-

Vatezuels, and, though it would raise shall not hold offices within three when the child hu s old. The sold ing the legitimate wishes of the Ulster Protestants, and if the Con-

a storm of protesta, is not sure that hundred of their native chantries.repare the child's system for the reoep subsequent deportation would not in Nine pernas baza arrated by tion and development of the diphtheris goena. When there are of diphtheria servatives, turned their minds in-

At a meeting presided over by Lord

I the end of the approval of the same the Guvernor of the Hanata province, the neighborhad children that have creasingly to the problem of sedaty Dundantid it was decided to eroots of the community

From a chinfession, they made it appeace cold should be kept home and, of a

thom ham ing the rights of the overwhelming maas of Nationaliste. That was why aument of simple design Captain The correspondent understands that that they were authorised by Bus, Yates nabil sorrend Chise, the Government had hern patient Curfield, who met his death in the the immigration oficials will not reveal 8en und Wong - Hing to advise the 'berlain's Courts Remely and will not regarding the events in the North of recent Cannel Corps disaster in Bomali- their attitude to Mr. Pankhurst until badits of White Wolf Hill and the bave to remain at luat long. It also on BOLE LAGENTS

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