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THE CHINA MAIL.

THE MAGISTRACY.

"SNATCH THINGS."

LARCENY FROM THE SIKH TEMPLE

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THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1917.

LAST NIGHT'S FIRE

A trs, which at first appeared to be

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SPORT.

TENNIS.

broke out at Messrs. Watson and The results of last evening's games likely to assure serious proportions,

last evening. Shortly after 5 p.m. when Company's godown in Stanley Street, were as follows

CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLE.

In Mr. Wood's Court this morning an Indian named Jasher Sing, employed Mr.mont, pleaded not guilty to the charge gold as a watchman by the Sanitary Depart

of arealing 31 gold and silver orgamenta the watchman had closed up the pre-beat M. C. Le and M. W. Lo aq ed valued at $165 and $10.30 in bank mises in the usual way, smoko was seen 5-7, 6-3.

Ng Sza Kwong and Wong Po Keung ores from the priest's living quarters to be issuing from the top of the build- of the Sikh Temple in Gap Road, on ing which consists of five stories. The Hint bent. J. 3. Socters and H. J. the 7th instant. magistrate that the Indian priest at the that the top floor, of which part is used as

Inspector

alarm was given and the Fire Brigade Sim informed" the

Sikh Temple reported to the Police that a laboratory and part as a store room was quickly on the spot. It was found whilst he and his wife were at prayer for chemicals, was enveloped in dense

not know what steps have been takea in this direction, but we acc a coo of the papers of Malays just to hand a brief statement of the reasons which apparently influenced baby's cap on which was pinned

A Chinese charged with stealing the Federated Malay States Governorunment was brought before ment in making the order, which, is Melbourne this morning. may be added, was done with the Inspector Brazil stated that the approval of the Secretary of State defendant snatched the cap from the for the Colonies, It is desirable that head of a baby who was being carried these reasons should be more widely The woman shouted "anatch things

by an amab in Queen's Road Central Apparently the step was and the thief was apprehended by a suggested by the Planters Associa-constable (S. P. R. No. 764), who was tions, and it was strongly supported on duty in the vicinity. by the Chambers of Commerce. The The defendant, who in 1908 was situation is stated by the Chairman, of banished from the Colony for five years the Fesang Chamber in these terms; for a similar offence, pleaded guilty to

We an a Chamber felt that it;

the charge. was not right that land should be alienated to any but British subjects during the time of the war. Our reason was that owing to the restric-; tions placed upon the export of money from Britain during the war, it was not fair that other ufitions better placed should have the right to pick and choose land in a British Colony or Protectorate." It seenis reasonable attitude toa dopt.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

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The Observatory Report gives the

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weaks hard labour, ten strokes of His Worship impoveri a sentence of the firch, and four hours stocks in lien of the last day.

LARCENY FROM THE CHINA SUGAR REFINERY.

A coolic foreman, employed at the China Sugar Refinery, was charged, before Mr. Wool this morning with stealing a sack of sigar from the Refinery.

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in the Temple on the 7th instant, their clouds of stroke but it was thought the living quarters were entered and money, outbreak, was confined to the chemical jewelry and bedding, stolen. On the 10th instant the defendant was arrested

store only. Later, however, fomen

discovered in his possession. The four was ablaze. Consilemble difficulty suspicion and the stolen articles. appeared from the roof and

defendant, however, stated that he won

of the top

the stolen articles by gambling with coping with the outbreak as it was. was experienced by the fremen in another Inchan named Jiwa Singh, also found that owing to the height of the employed as

watchman by the building the pressure of water Sanitary Department, but the latter insufficient to reach the flames. During repudiated the defendant's story.

The complainants deposition cor. other lengths of hose into position, and the time that elipsed between getting roborated Inspector Sim's statement and the calling up of other units of the evidence was then given by Sergeant Fire Brigade the flames sheccede Floyd of Yaumati who said that on the in getting a good hold, which 10th instant, at about 15 p.m. he and resulted in the whole of the top floor two Chinese detectives accompanied being gutted. One of the engines anme Eishon Singh, President of the Sikh to grief on its way to the tire by ran- Temple, to the defendant's quarters atning against the curb. The work of sitting on his bed with a roll of bedding by considerable danger to the fireman, Causeway Bay and there found him extinguishing the flames was attended by his side. fendant's person, Sergeant Floyd found They were, however, able to keep the Upen searching the de-owing to the falling of blazing débris,

jewelry was discovered wrapped in the audat about & p.m. all langer to the 49.80 in bank notes and the stolen fire within the confines of the top-foor

roll of bedding.

Bishor Singh, President of the Sikh IMPORTING CASH WITHOUT A Temple, was the next witness called and his evidence supported Sargeant Floyd's

The case iras adjourned for further bearing.

A SINGAPORE BANISHEE A Chinese who was banished from Singapore for life and ordered by the authorities pot to come to Hongkong,

was yesterday arrested in Yaumati.

twelve month's hard labour.

PERMIT.

Before Mr. C. D. Melbourne. this

Our lady readers are reminded of the auction of dress materials, serges, sheets etc. at 3fesora Hughes and Hough's tomorrow a;, a quarter to eleven; and the sale of household furni-chan was charged with importing into ture at The Homestead", 43 The the Colony 9,000 cash. Peak, at half-past-two in the afternoon.

story.

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other part of the building was over. Fireman Cotton, who was overcome by fumes. following upon an explosion and was taken away unconscious, has rë- coverd and is able to be on duty to day.

may have been caused by chemical bring to light the cause of the out- Investigations have so far failed to

morning a compradore on the 13. Robox and deposed that he had not gambra. It is conjectured that the fire

There is a sentence in the report of} the interview given by HINDENICE to & Correspondent of a Spanish rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 Wool this morning and sentenced to The banishee was brought before Mr. paper (pablished in another columnam today as 0.13 inch. of the Chinn uil to-day) which pays (unistentionally, of course) a fine tribute to the victory just gained by our troops. After boast A ENGINEER is required as a Shifting unjustifiably) that he was able Engineer at the Generating Station of to repulse & British a French the Hongkong Eletric Co., Lt attack last year while he had to con- Apply in writing, accompanied by centrate on the Eastern front he is details of experience and cupies of testimonials to The Manager, Hongkong quoted as saying "To-day things are Elestris Co., Ltd., St. George's Buildings

fundamentally different. The Western Hongkong. April 12, 1917.

front has become so strong that it can withstand every attack." HINDENBURG must be sorry he 78 have new REMOVED to No. spoke, for concurrently with the WDUUDELL STREET.

NOTICE.

1021

His Royal Highness the Duke of Con- It is confidently announced that

naught, who was formerly Commander- in-Chief in India, will be the next aspector General of the Overseas troops post for which he is eminently fitted His Royal Highness has lied that post.

All communications in future to be publication of the bonat we have on a previous ocession..

sent to that address..

Hongkong, April 12, 1417.

NIPPON YUSEŃ KAISHA

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

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news of a great British success against one of the strongest German positions on the front, resulting in a single day in the gain of a large tract of territory, the capture of 11,000 prisoners, 100 guns and large numbers of maschine-guns, trench, mortars and ammunition. Our their risk in appreciation of this splendid day's the HorazonG & KOWLOON. WHARF AND work cannot but be enhanced when GODOWN COMPANY'S GODOWES : Kowloon,

COAGA MARU, Company's Steamship,

having arrived Consignees of Cargo are

hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed

obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.

kere each consignment will be sorted out we know that in the opinion of mark by mark and delivery can be Germany's War Idol the German Optional Goods will be carried on unless positions were absolutely secure instructions are given to the contrary be and that the German preparedness was fore Noos, TO-DAY.

Goods not cleared by the 18th April, of precedented strength. Evidently 1917, will be subject to rent.

Feld-Marshal von HINDENBURG does

Mr. J. D. Lloyd, Assistant Superinten dent of Imports and Exports, explained unmanifested and therefore a permit to the Magistrate that the cash was

was required for its importation.

His Worship fined the defendant ten

ASSAULTED WITH A BAMBOO

POLE

bled with the defendant and knew noth- Jiwa Singh then entered the witness

ing of the jewelry.

statement that he had won the stolen The defendant, however, repeated his

and added that four men were present articles gambling with the last, witness

at the time.

The magistrate then

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floors of the building were originally of experimenting but there is nothing

white ants, the concrete floors, which definite known on this point. The wood, but owing to the depredations of proved to be such an important factor asked the in keeping the fire to a confined ares,

dollars and ordered that the cash be defendant if he wanted to call the ines forfeited.

As witnesses but the defendant replied in the negative.

Hi Worship: I don't believe your evidence, I think you stole the jewelry. Inspector Sim ther stated that the defendant, who had formerly been Shanghai policeman, was previously but as the President of the Sikh Temple before the Court on a charge of larceny did not wish to press the charge the defendant was discharged.

The Hon. Treasurer of the Alice, Memorial and Affiliated Hospitals begs.

A Chinese with his head awathed in to acknowledge with thanks the follow bandages appeared in Court this morn ing donations to the funds of the Hosing as complainant against another pitals :—

Gilman and Co.

$25.

Holland China Trading Co.

Java-China-Japan Lijn Linstead and Davis...

25

25

A. R. Marty and Co.

... 25

... 25

24

15

H. M. H. Nerazee... Moxan and Taylor ... Johnson, Stokes and. Master ... 25 Hannibal and Co. Gande, Price and Co.

Dennys and Bowley...

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Chinese whom he charged with assault, stating that the defendant struck him over the head with a bamboo pole.

The defendant pleaded guilty to the charge, explaining that whilst he and the complainant were drawing water, the complainant placed a dirty bucket on top of his (the, defendant's) clean bucket. An altercation ensued and 13 a fight scemed imminent, the defendant depide to get in the first blow and struck the complainant with the pale.

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His Worship imposed a sentence of four months' bard labour,

THE PRISONERS OF WAR FUND. SALE OF WORK.

were put in.

The building is now in charge, of representatives of Insurance Companies conjointly with the Fire Brigade...

Some damage to goods in neighbour ing houses was done by water, notably on Tak Chestig's premises.

"FUNERAL OF MR. J. N. MęCULLOGH

The funeral of Mr J. N. McCullagh,

S. E. Green and Rev. CL Cooper Vermey 6-3, 6-3, 6-2.

beat F. A. Redmand and E. Brayshay

PROYISHIONAL PAIN H. A. Nisbot and A. G. Fletcher

16-2, 6-1.

MIXED DOUBLES HANDICAP.

(rev. 15) 8-3, 3-2

Lt. Col Crisp and Mra Laws (uwo 152) bout Captain und es Milnor Jones

HONGKONG GYMKHANA CLUB.

ENTRIES FOR MEETING ON HIST APREL

MALE RACE

Tom Cobleigh, King Dick, Magh Dahlia, Shashi Brown Ees), Sangala, Moka “(Mo), Bex Merry Monarchy), Gruguaya, STAKEN

Hang Thi

Cadżow's Waif (Fak), Oak Bay. Við, Town Mouse, King Dick, Australia Chief, Ping Chief, Choice Dablis Field House, Warriorlini, Ben Bol (King Ben), Tittlemose. TENT FRONG

Capt. Taylor, Capt. Goldaey, Mex Marno. Surton, Blason, Bartou, Soth, Brenner and Congdon.

ONE MELE RACE

King Dick. Magie Dahlis, Ploughed Field. Hush Hush Field Mouse, Sangala, Moka Mal, Ben Bolt (Kiig Real. Whipper In, Rex (Merry Monarch).

LADIES NOMINATION→→

Capt. Taylor, Capt. Coldrey, Mesars.

Sedgwick. Moxou. R. Barton, Mead, Bart. Fisher, Sation, Blason, H. Seth and Congdon. CLANA HANDICAP

Ben Bolt (King Ben). Whippor La Rex (Merry Monarch), Ploughed Field," Field Mouse, Warriorlini, Tittlemouse, Cadzow's Wait (Esk), Oak Baz id, Town Monse, King Dick, Australian Chist, Plugu Chief. Magie Dahlia, Choice Dahlia.

THE GERMAN SWISS CONVENTION.

The German Swiss Convention comas to an end on April 30, 1917. It is time to discuss its renewal Three months pass quickly, and in three months, failing the age of miracles are past. a miracle, the war will not be over,

and

error.

September 2016 there was a chorus of Who the Convention was signed in praise in the official Press, the protest made by the Gazette de Lausap De sounding like a fase note played in the courge of a joyous symphony. But results says this journal) soon showed that

we were right. The French speaking cantons were barely consulted when the negotiations with Germany Industry and commerce were not eca-

opened. This was &

politicsi of the reporting staff of the "Hongkong sulted.

This was an economic error. Daily Press, took place in the Pro.np and signed the engagements under Finally when the Convention was drawn testant Cemetery at the Happy Valley taken by Switzerland were not published. this morning in the presence of many. And this was the greatest error of all. friends whom the deceased had made tines the "Garatte de Laumane," that It was quickly known however, con during

bis short residence in the one of the principal items was an under-

taking on the A sale of work sus held at the Colony. Among those in the funeral supply to ding purposes. Commi Poth the defendant and the com residence of Sir Charles Eliot, the J. H. Brakespeare, B. A. Hale, A. Esions charged with the purchase of thi

part of

of Switzerland to certain number of pizinant were bound over to be of good Vice-Chancellor of the University, Crapnell, C. W. Reynolds, B. Wylie, the best specimens among our herds.

cortego were Mesars. H. A. Cartwright, cattle for:

cattle man

our cantons and took. through yesterday afternoon.

The sale, WA Dannidson, F. C. Jenkin, Entire train loads passed over the which was organised by Mrs. Arthur W. A Stephens, T. O. Wilken rolling stock. In return for our cattle

frontier-there was no talk of lack The contempt with, which

In Mr. Wood's Court this morning of War Fund, and was & great sac-over three hundred Chinese boys of St. with coal, fron and steel. The strict Warren, was in aid of the Prisopers A: Morley, J. Wattie, C. Gerkin, and and other things of which we are still the German War Lords regarded the

ignorant Germany was to supply un Chinese, charged on remand with enterers, quite a large number of people Paul's, College, (in which the deceased minimum of coal fixed as being required Mr. Ho Fook has forwarded to the ing No. 83 Queen's Road East and steal being present. Among them were had taught a, class in English) accom have never received anything like a possibility of America's entry into Government an offer to provide the ing jewellery and clothing to the total Lady May and Miss May. The pro-panied by the Rev. G. E. Upsdell, moch. In November the quintity was the war was well known, especially coat of an aeroplane-some £1,500 for Tale of 356, was sentenced to six ceedings weres enlivened by the band Mrs. Claxton and other teachers. The 218,000 tons, in Decembar 194,000 When monthly by us was 253,000 tons, but we to Americans. Sometime ago, Gen-service at the Front. In accepting this eral LUDINDORFF HINDENBURG's very generous gift His Excellency has Chief of Staff,-who is regarded arranged, in accordance with the wishes

of the 74th Punjabis, under Band-Rev. J. Kirk Maconschie, Fastor-ofit was owing to lack of rolling stock, but complaints were made we were told that as the brain of the German Army while of the donor, that it should be conveyed

master W. J. Christien,

Union Church, conducted the barial that the Rhine would soon he opened The stall holders were Mrs. Higby, Barvice and beside him stood the would permit of 1,800 tons being for

for Hindenburg is regarded as the arm to the Imperial Government through the loon Godowns, was fined ten dollars byHooper, Mrs. M." Smith, Mrs. Paul's College, who pronounced the on which we should not count. A carpenter, employed at the Kow-Mira, Earle, Mrs. Redmond, Mrs. Rev G. E. Upsdell, Vice Principal of St. warded every day. Beautiful pro- navigation as far as Basle. which

Damaged Packages must be left in the not yet know all that is to be learut Godowas for examination by the Con- signees and the Co's representatives | About war.

at an appolated hour on TUESDAY and

FRIDAY.

All claims must be pre

What HINDENBURG has to say about América's "intervention is not

new.

sented within ten days of the steamer's German "Contempt of America. arrival keco, after which, date they cannot be recognised. No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Godowas.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA,

Agents. Hongkong, April 12, 1817.

Continued on page 8.)

THE CALENDAR.

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MLMUS FOR TO-MORROW.

Serge Sheets etc., of at Messrs. Hughes and Hough's.

Charles Brown...

J. R. Wood

Rev: V.S....

95%

215

20

10

10

GIFT OF AN AEROPLANE. BY MR.

HO FOOK."

behaviour.

CONVICTED OF BURGLARY,

months' hard labour.

THEFT OF TIN FOIL

too much.

of

In the meantime, the

was reported in the American Press medium of the Overseas Club, of which Mr. Wood this morning on a charge of Franklin, Mrs. Marley, Miss Sells, Blessing at the close. A number of floral Government is finishing where it should 1.45 Auction of Dress Materials, as holding the view that so far as Mr. Ho Fook was made a life member stealing from the Godowns five pieces Mrs. Marriott, Mrs. Henley, Mrs. tributes at the graveside testified to the have begun. It is now about to redrice

any military organisation is possible in recognition of his share in the of tin foil valued at two dollara.

Hinton, Mrs. Matthewman, Miss respect in which the deceased was held, and to diminish public lighting Lander, Mrs. Goodban,"

Miss by those who knew him. Piercey, Miss Davidson, Mrs. Gold. smith, Miss Hoyland, and Mr. Noble.

2.30 pm-Auction of Household Furniture etc. at "The Homestead," 43 the Peak.

General Memoranda.

BATURDAY, April 14

30. Auction of Household

Furniture etc. of the late Mr. A. H. Hewett at Mesurs. Hughes and

Hough's.

10.30 am-Auction of one Motor and three Piangs at Mesars. Hughed and Hough's

war, which the the War.

UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON, LIMITED.

by the United States, it could provision of other, aeroplanes earlier in not be brought to bear- present

will be finished, in the opinion of Gen- eral VOS LUDENDORFF, before the United States can action. The news of the past few get into days rather suggests that, for once, General LUDENDORFY may be right

in this calculation, though wrong in

FINAL DIVIDEND FOR 1915, AND INTERIM FOR 1918.

TURNED PALE AND BETRAYED HIS QUILT

An agile little coolia appeared before Mr. Wood this morning on s charge of atealing two cans of condensed milk from the Kowloon Godowns.

MILITARY SERVICE IN CROWN COLONTES.

of trains and the Foutput of The other day the "Youssische ing. · in an article relating to the German- Swiss Convention

stated that the coal was there, and Germany, was only tor willing to let us have it if we fetched it ourselves debely stated

The Rhine Gazets"

The articles for sals had been! collected by the stallholders them-

that it was Germany's intention to profit Mr. Long, in the House of Commons ou by her hold on the great oomfields of A likong of vast proportions, with eles, and may contributions were Fah 17th in answer to Colonel Yate, Europe by exerelsing & heary pressure waist line of astonishing dimensions, received from local firms, amongst required to serve in the Volunteer forced to consider themselves

saidall Europeans of militaryage are neutrals so that they should he his articipations of how the war will recommend that a final dividend of Road, Kowloon, he saw the defendant & Co., Messrs. Powell & Co., the tins of introducing a similar scheme in Exchange, meeting was held to discuss

Subject to audit the Directors will deposed that whilst on duty in Canton which were Messra. Laus, Crawford Forces of the Straits. Settlements and debtors in end. It has been the conviction of the $20 and a bonus dividend of $10 leaving the Godowns and noticed that Taikoo Sugar Refinery, Messrs Ceylon is under consideration. Provision the Convention and to prevent it being

the Federated Malay States. The quer

On Ji

January at the Genova Stock Et. Joseph's College Sports at Race that the submarine war

LUDENDORFF group, we are told, per share be paid for account 1915, his jacket was a bulging.

Butterfield & Swire, and Messrs. has also been made in the British East Mystery politics have had their day. for compulsory service for local defence renewed under the present conditions. Course, Happy Valley,

would making $60 per share for the year, "As I watched him," said the witness. Jardine, Matheson & Co. bring England to her knees in three laterim dividend of $80 per share"he turned pale (Laughter) MAI

Africa Protectorate and in Fiji- An to

opinion demanda full light on the other Colonies, I am anziously con actions of the Federal Government, months. How much longer are the for 1818, and a bonus of 20 per cent, started for him he ran, but I gave chase

sidering the whole question, but I am Only in that way will it have the people on contributory premium. They wild caught him in Haiphong Road,"

not prepared to adopt any further at its back. It is necessary that they delusions?

change at present,

should know what Germany requires and what she can offer in exchanges passed to Reinsurance Fund, and I discovered the two cans of blir tied

Last autumn errors were made. They must not be repeated, because this time round his waist.” i that $1,680,000 be carried forward

they would be no longer errors but, to Underwriting-Suspenes Account,

His Worship sentenced the defendant

erimen

TURDAY, April 17-

2.30 p.m.-Auction of Furniture,

Blackwedd, Pictures, Typewriters Germans to be the dupes of deep further recommend that £100,000 ba (Laugher) "Upon opening his jacket

etc. at Mours Hughes and Hough's

FRIDAY, April 30 pm

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2.20 p.m.--Auction of Household Allen Land Owarship in

Furniture, Porcelainis, etc. at Mesara Hughes and Hough's

the F.M.5.

A RECENT paragraph in the China this closing the account for 1016, to one mouth's hard labour and four Noon Hall-Yearly Meeting of the Mail mentioned that the Japanese

BATUEDAT, April 214—«^

HK. Jockey Club.

Cours Happy Valley.

MIDAY, April 23

St. George's Day

1.

commcuity in the Malay States ware

A PARENTS DUTY HAI

hours stocks in lien of the last day.

Dars subject to disorders of the

Gyaklians Club's Meeting at Race greatly perturbed over the suspension YOUR boy is always getting scratched

BOWEL COMPLAINT IN of the right of Aliens to acquire land or cut or bruised. Because these

CHILDREN in the Malay States, and that at a wounds have healed all right is no sige

UBING the summer months children they always will Get a bottle of bowels and should receive the rest. meeting held in connection with the Chamberlain's Pain Balm and see that careful attention: As soon as my Afternoon, Pete and Cafe at Voluntee mitter a resolution was passed nrging every injury is cared for inmediately afastaral looseness of the bowels

You can get nothing better, and blood noticed Chamberlain's Celle Cholers and that efforts should be made to secure poisor is too dangerous dises to risk: Diarrhoes Remedy should be riven

reversal of the

Pursue For sale by all Chemists and Store For sale by all Chemists and Stores www.order. We do keepers

Morning, sala of Badges.

Headquarters, M

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at Theatre Royal

CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Unions ***** Steambosta 01 Indos Del Star Ferries Malabon SugarS ..... Bong Chacres.. Hongkong Docks.. Central Estates Hongkong Lands West Points H'kong

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sellers 1981 seller

34 buyers 314-buyers 314 boyers 124 buyers

064 buyers 971 buyers buyers

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buyers

MASONIC BL-CENTENARY.

The Duke of Connaught will preside at the bi-centenary of the Masonic Grand Lodge of England, to be held in the Albert Hall on June 23. The dern mony will be devoid of festivities, owing

It was from London tas to the war. It is expected that the some sentendon word? Grand Lodges of Australia and Canada day An Englisimas will be represented.

as he his lawfu

the regarda her 41 ap

BULGARIA'S HUGE WIR DEBThe dose ball treat, hor

Bulgaria's nations, debt ras 616,000 to defend bar. 009 trance before the war. It is now Idom he loves

1,000,0007.11nnes&datro-Germany. anced 408,000,000) Erano on account

Commi

Germans loves Freed

dio wróla.