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TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1917.

TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from Page 1)

AMERICA'S STRICTER CONTROL OF EXPORTS.

EXPLANATORY STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

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UNPRECEDENTED POLITICAL CRISIS IN GERMANY.

GERMAN ADMIRALTY

DENOUNCED.

Losos, July &

THE CHINA MAIL.

QUESTION OF WAR

INDEMNITY.

GERMANY DOES NOT NEED ONE, SAYS HAVARIA.

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DEMANDED, BACK,

„ÉDERRYPONDENT,, Change Baswick.j

AMSTERDAM, May 8.

REPRISILS,

CRETALIATION JUSTIFIED.

Germany has been suddenly plunged "Tax Balls Cungsiele STEEL them falla upon the Fower which original into an unpressfented political crisis by sensational speech of the Catholic [deputy, Erzberger, as a secret session of the Reichstag Committee in which he roundly denounced the German Ad- is the orgits miralty and the pan-Germans the great obstacles to peace. le declared that the results of the stibmarine war-İ fare had been exaggeratovi

of Conat

סמיני

THE RUSSIAN MINISTER

OF WAR

Mr. Tane F. Marisson, an American Bishop Welldon writes to the Editor Journalise who went to Russia on the of the "Tinues "---Is there not sous posi-outbreak of the Revolution, "-thus sible ambiguity of thought in the pro-describes M. Kerensky, "one of the hen sent discussions upon reprisals. in war who made the Revolution," and who

himself in SHIPS, COLONIES AND SEA TRADE fare? It is impossible in a prolonged now making a name for

campaign to avoid reprisala dosiaan history as the Minister of War

itself, it engenders

Alexander Kerensky is

Lloyd other evils; but the responsibility for George of the Russian Revolusion-and when I say that I say everything. IE ly provoked the war. All, or most, acts ever an individual in a great crisis was of defensive warfare may he logically a nun of destiny, Kerensky is that man range urler the head of reprisals Bot

A week before the Havolution broke the temper of mind which would prohibit this name was scarcely known in reprisals would ensure defeat. The use of Petrograd. Four days after the city had poisonous gases for example, mast be ridden the red tides of Revolution bis which uses them will be the victor, But net by poisonous gases, or the amy name was on every tongue.

Kerensky is the infant (if not Feuding burely it is the Power which first used such tarvidle) of the Cabinet, for he gases that deserves and incurs the re- 253. He was born in Simbirsk, where probation of humanity. rol his father was principal of the local high question seems to be whether as of school. He studied law in Petrograd reprisal do do not possess a suficient and became assistant to a commissioner military value. Thachurch may well proof oaths there. At school he was noted. test against such malignant actions us the bombardment of undefended towns, the far is ready speech and his fervid murder of women and children, the ruintury: When he began his law praes be immediately allied himself with of cathedrals and universities, or the de- the Labour Party, and often defended vastation which the Germans, are now his colleagues wher the old reactionary ruthiying.outin France; she mayGovernment clupped them into prison deprecate the vindictive spirit which is for the slightest rece only too apt to be excited by sangery or legends of savagers, as it was among Englishmen during the Indian Mutiny ss it is today in the presence of German barbarism; but to condemn all retaliatory measures is practically to take the side, and to serve the cause of unscrupulous wickedne Reprisals, if they are as sometimes they are, accessary in war, do but augment the bluccignilti- Tite paper bases the statement thatness of the nation or the army whichcil of Labour, which has been the them

makes the necessary.

Thi Bayerische Staatszeitung which von Flerting inister President of the Council of 56 Bavaria, publishes at Ministers

I which article trons a "high souree

deches that a was indemnity is not cessity from the German point view. It will be possible, it says, to arrangetheti with Gerumay's make enemies for the delivery of vay material of whick tiernmay will have great need and that they will be supplied for nothing,

WASHINGTOS, Joly 9. The hivernment's stricter control of exports operates frse July 1 The President's exploratory states ment in this, onnection, m-ette phasises that every effort will be made to previas supplies reaching |

Dr. Erzharger, who, although be, it the Central Powers. The commi-denouncel by the regular lasers of the Bes to frontrolled include wake, Clerical party, has a powerful following fuel oils, konsine, gaseline, also demanded a rent Parliamentary

system in fiermany. iron, hip plates, sung in ferte- manganese, Zeethizers, Hour,"moud, fokler, tuvades, fats and loed grins,

PROHIBITION IN THE UNITED STATES.

Wisnisoros, July 9. While this Anil torur which the

for ur very low rates..

.

His speech elicited placacery spouches [from" D. von Bethmann-Hollweg, and Dr. Helferich, but these bave absolutely failed to convince the Liberal Press,

ir will be demanded, the tile which is now damouring for the fon to say, that fierinony shail be allow dismissal of the Minister of Marinere tide aftide the war in those Admirali von Capelle, and even asks regins to which she exported merchan whether Bethmana Hollweg can remain in office.

dise Before the war. It is then stabil

that there should be numerous concem- sions worth rumay millions, which include the retry of seized shipping and all

The Berliner Tust openly declares that a Calition Ministry is becoming in- Prohibition legislation will take will evitable, and that even the lending be Bettled at a esferance of borh Government circle enn no longer dis-German Colonies,” Hess, it is nigarded as probablguise the necessity, for this,

The Imperialiat organ, the Tegliche to indemnity is required on the point. that the Senate's decision, to forbi | Podscha, mentions the rumour that that the Warta the extent of the injertation of distilles liquors the Committee wants to hear the evid-gamy.boo are only a eqpquiratively, and the use for beverage purposes of enge of Field Marshal von Hindenburg uli portion of the national wealth al such liqueas not in anal, which regarding the military situation. there was 23 million gallons, Will Fe upheld

The Senate als decade that the distilled spirits in bond shall be paid or on a basis of 10 per cent above

LWINE

A DUTCHMAN IN GERMANY.

AN INTERVIEW WITH THE GREAT

HENDENBURG.

Adventures are to the adventurous and few correspondents in this well. war. I should think, hau dared, eperun- tered, and survived soʻmurs adventures as ir de Beaufort recortis in Rohind the German Veil. Indeed, the book is so exiting to be alment as deep romantic as it is of political interest. Bir de Beaufort is a trutchman whe arme with letters of introduction to prominent Germans and masquerading x an American Journalist anxious only to present to his countrymen the true, i.e.. the German view of everything, contrived with sublime nuleisy, with out a single otheial pass or permit; intertiow Hindenburg himself sal survey with his own eyes the base of

the cry. What a plane ter bomb he exclaims of those bases, amazed that the attempt has never been made. Wis impression of Hindenburg assords with the character this Attila has earned "both in the cat and is the west, and, indel, accords with the description which has come down to 1 of the fe

of the Hun before, whose eyes especially expresse ferocity. "Never in all my life" witnesses Mr. de Beaufort, with the have I seen such emphasis of capitals, hard, ernel, my, Auch Etterls brutal eyes as those of Hindenburg. His interview

in.

£18,700,000,000-wealth which Further developments are expected erasing by 2500,000,000 yearly-and today (Monday), hut Dr. von Bethmann that Germany's Sarden of taxating is Hollweg has been warned that shallyingparatives. light. The article is will ner be permittel this time."

guarded by the Ceaths and Fight Wing Liberal newspapers of Eavarin us the resat of vet Hertling's recent visit to

THE FRENCH FRONT.

KEEN ARTILLERY STRUGGLES,

Loxton, July 9,

A French communique states-The artillery struggle was very keen in the Fantheon and Eroidmont Farm district.

We nepied a trench element...

There ware artillery actions at various points, especially towards the Hurtebise and Monthant sectors,

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GERMAN REPORTS.

ALLEGED CAPTURE OF PRISONERS. J

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Vienun. It will be remembered that be went there, it was said, on behalf of the non tinterament on arcount of differ. ences intaren the speare vines of Berlin and Vienna, sud with the obvious nagest jet bringing heth Gloffeminents into fine, The article may be the outente of the vivir or an attempt to draw a reps regarding these points from the Austrian

Government.

PAINED SERTHINE.

Volkszeitung

The Cologn

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THE UNITED STATES LIBERTY LOAN.

WEDESHEEAD DISTRIBUTION. OF

BONDS.

Mr Thas. Samoris, the American Consul General at Shangbai, bus sent to the papers the following copy of a tele gram recuivisi trons Minister Reinach, at Peking:

When the Revolution, began Kerevaky leaped to the fruns. He had participated in many secret meetings of the revalu tionary workmen held during the past year, and it was ont of these meetings that the first real eranised movemuct of the Revolution developed. But with the advent of revolution these scattered thu bodies of men, who had plotted in dark emerged as the now, famous Coon-

in the flesh of the Provisional Govern- mens Although bound to Radicalism. by virtue of birth, conviction and asso- ciation, he proved himself to bẹ n con- structive statesmah of the first rank wheq dissension arose in Eussia's new- found freedom.

It was Kerensky and his colleague Tehkeidze who formed the link between the rabid Radion's and the Duma when the New

New Liberty trembled in the balance. The Duma at the outset had the ideal of

and Re Constitutional Government a Kent: the Council of Workmen shrieked not only for the Tsar's life hat also for a red and a rampant Republic. In the

hour that schism was imminent Kermasky, or his impassioned oratory, stemmed the tide and secured the support of the Council of the Duma Committee, which was the nucleas of the Frovisional Government.

The chicial tabulation of the Liberty Loun just completed shows that the subscriptions

two to the

billion dollar ($20 9,000,000) loan amount ta $1,033226550, or anore than fifty per

From the moment that the first shot cent (50%)over the amount offered. More than four willion men and women was tired Kerensky was in the thick of of the country subscribed for the things. He has all the Lloyd George sense of the dramatic, and he is a great bonds. Of this number it is estimated that three million and sixty thou-stage manager for spectacular effect. surd, or uinty-nine per cent, subscrib-Among other things he did he made red in amounts of from fifty to ten himself personally responsible for the thousand dollars. The number of safety of the Royal Family? for Sturmer, individual subscribers to five millions and for Protopoped. and over was

The first time I saw him was soon after twenty-one, subscriptions equal about one hundred the primary delirium of Freedom bad and ninety millions. The chief

waiting I am sorry that you should

the

e indignation at the tenour of Bavarian article which, it save, wil rouge fined astonishment in firemiany On takes fright," it declares, her

their

total

one weud in re official Bavarian new, of the loan campaign was to distensided. He apologised for keeping me

paper what we have heard in Berlin from. Dernberg, from the Parlin Tege

and the bank directarate

the bonds widely "because

use the strength have to wait" he said. "bat I have of government finance like the strength to seen delegation of soldiers from of government policies rests upon the the front. They came to me straight

from the trenches; they look support of the people; the large num zron since ber Amerien's enter into the war. The hit viewpoint. In an official statement tion. In Kerensky you have a man who

gained art. fanns Selvilinna, from Railin. of small subscriptions shows that as a scrt of father confessoren pon me"

LONDON, July 9, A Gurman official report, transmitted by wireless, states We considerable ground and captured 700 prisoners at Chemineles Dames, south eastward of Pargny-Filain.

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AERIAL ACTIVITY ON BRITISH FRONT.

"Losno, July 9.

and

circles in Germany had indove qur, their hop's on Favaria, on Thurin' King, and

on Bavarin's velf-reliant defence of ber

the loan was a great success from this

the

Secretary

Ron-

Here withe key to the whole situa

the Treasury, not only commands the ear and the Mr McAdod says The widespread heart of the people but also the love and

of the bonds and the the confidence of the soldiery. distribution

To look at the man you would imagine great

nouns, over-subscribed interests. What has Flavaria to gain by stitute an eloquent conclusive reply to him to be physical wreck. His great a miers rekamy of seized shins ne colonies, the enemies of the country who claimed eyes blare out of the setting of his that the heart of America was not in the sunken, pallid cheeks; he lives on hin Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig re-fer the bean provision of raw material?

Germany citrina no war indemnity war. The result réflects the patriotism fervor and on his nerves, collapsing like ports:--

and the determination of the Americana wet rig after every great speech be

of makes and is forced to enter the colossal war.

people to fight for the vindication of expenditure alone, then the financial outraged American rights, the speedy independence of the German States will restoration of peace and the establish- suffer severely-perhaps ash ip altoment of liberty throughout the world.

America to bring the war to'n

There has been continued enemy aerial activity. Our pilots yesterday frequently broke up large formations.

We carried ant successful raids and aerodromes and depota.

BRITISH CASUALTIES.

of A remarkable feature of the British

ith this forlorn hope of the Gernians borbed and machine-gunned the enemy's gether. That will be the case ' Prussia, Congress pledged all the resos casualties during April, says. The Pioneer, i

perhaps, the most instructive pasenge in the book, especially in its account of the atress laid by the general upon the We brought down six German supreme strategic value of railroads. machines: Ten were driven down. Then there is to forewarn us this most. Eight of our machines aře missing, anggestive remark to Mr. de Beaufort one Hindenburg's staff officers-We

of

were not prepared to fight so thort i

Wa

enemies at the same time. W wero

of ammunition in November 1914. But

We were able to accomplish all we have up to

then now, unprepared,

Himmel give us a draw and see what

:

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AMAZINGLY SMALL DAMAGE.

LONDON, July 9. close inspection of the damaged buildings as a result of yesterday's air we can do ten years hence! As for that raid shows that the havoc is amazingly which is in all our thoughts at the pre-mall It consists mainly of broken sent moment-the probability of a des glass and window tapes... perate offensive dash by the German A large majority of the cases in Reet-Admiral won Koester, in a lecture hospital are Kiven at Kiel, after contrasting the

dor to wounds from Craven skulking of the British Fleetfragments of shell and shrapnel.

with the occasional gallant onslaughts

on our coasts by the German, proceeded

to counsel the most cautious circumspec tion on the ground that if in a naval battle the actual mutual losses were "equal thero would be no equality in the relative. The seinal losses would be equal if Germany Bank half the British Fleet at the cost of the whole of her own, but this would leave England more supremely mistress of the seas than ever. At the close Mr. de Beaufort sums up his inferences from interviews and ex

it once in their periences, extraordinary number and importance, and their sum, as far as this sentially an Anglo- is concerned, is German war; that up to this, but for England, Germany would to-day be the mistross of Europe; and that all the wonders we have done so far to dam that flood of barbarism will have to be outdone by "super-wonders", tó 3650 civilisation from submergence,

that the war is

LETY ON CAPITAL.

"The Nation proposes a war levy upon British capital in order to abate the resentment against war. profitéering by the business and propertied classes. The journal says Thesa classes have'.

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as an indication of the temper and fled or wounded as compared with purpose o

of the American people and of N. C. Os and men. Thus while in April We know that certain circles, the manner in which they may be ex-the total casualties were 4,357 officers pected to respond to future calls of their and 31,818 men, the figures for the four country for the necessary credits to carry months previously were as follows.

FOR THE MIDDLE CLASS. on the war."

Cicers. Men

953

30,711 953 32,498 "Befo the war, the middle class was 1,216

180 Arge and contained so many grades -98.709 1,705

ceftala purposes. have been spreading doring the last few weeks a deep posside

throughout Germany,, The declara- tion of the Venue Fremdenblait re- gardez Austrian war hins gave the signof to such to get to work!!

BACON OR DEATH."

December January...

February March

the

Office Lists

will become an honourable occupation The cook may return from monitions to V the kitchen, but never under the sime terms as before.

The man who was once of the middle class may conceivably std give orders, but he will have to earn his right to give Thus roughly in December out of 43 that it is not easy to generalise about it them. Democracy is abroad with a very large sponge, looking out for slates on Then comes this pretty confession:

casualties one would be an officer; in writes Mr Barry Pein in,the Sunday which the things are written that it does One knows, alo, in Austria-Hungary

British Headquarters, France, May January the proportion is one in 35: in Picbrial.

"Perhaps it would be safe to say that not like. It will clean those slates It

has already begun to clean them. that this war was begun by Austria, and

17. But in April, when the real big OB account of Austria-Hungary. Kder There reached the Australian lines February one in 14 and in March one the middle class had two thirds of the the domestic ritual, all the false Charles knows as well as did Francis today two West Australians who were offensive commenced nearly one eighth virtues, most of the taxation, and hot retentions, all the over-acute sense of Joxeply how much the fate of Austria taken prisoners by the Germans when the of the total casualties occurred in the sausages for breakfast every Sunday class distinction have gone into the was bound to have the taxation. the melting pot. We have learned bow

childishly easy it is to do without a arcond war might easily settle thestrulian. troops on April 11. They casualties for April, given' under It had got enough money, to be worth variety of things." Hungary depends on this war, and tart neuburg line was rst broken by the commissioned ranks. The details of morning in winter.

principal heads in the issued from the 2nd April to the 30th taxing It had not got enough to pro- April, reported from all points at which tect its interests. Ita virtues were all the armies are engaged, are as follows its own. The people with nothing to Officers. Men. lose and the people with money to burn 850 4,605 can be reckless, but the middle class had Billed.

413 1,091 always something to lose. It was law- Died of wounds

20 1,014 abiding. Sexually, it was more moral Died

62 than the class above it or the class be Accidentally killed

12 low it. Drowned Wounded Wounded and missing Missing

believed killed... Missing Prisoners of war...

LONDON, July 9. destiny of the country." A German official report transmitted

Germany indeed, getting quite wireless, states:-The Ensias angry with Austria Hungary; and pow ro-attacked Stanisku and gained ground. it is Et tu, Bavaria

ENEMY AERODROME BOMBED.

LONDON, July 9. The Admiralty announce:-Our naval aeroplanes carried out a raid yesterday evening on the Ghistellen serodrome,"

Despite hostile formations and heavy attacks, we successfully bombed our objectives..

All our machines returned.

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A RECEIVERSHIP FOR CHINA

ADVOCATED.

AN AMERICAN PROTEST.

were put off with 750 others from a parts of Australia after that magicent attempt to selze and hold the Hinden- burg line without the help of artillery. From the first the Germans starved these men, while working them mercilessly, so that many of them are now falling will "PARALYSIS OF GERMAN TEXTILE that even the Germans see that some cah work no longer. From the day they were captured, they never had one blanket-

INDUSTRY.

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The German Socialist periodical Dic They lay on straw through the coldest Neue Zeit" gives some particulara aboat nights. Their rations consisted of one the paralysis of the German textile inf of bread between seven men, with dustries. It'saya —

Full statistics for the Empire will not stewed turnips and, two cups of coffee be available until the end of the war, daily. French civilians and priests were but, for example, at Reichenbach 4,138 constantly trying to help them with little looms out of 5,035 were idle in the mid-gifts of food, but this was dopé at, great. dle of February. Of three big cotton risk. One woman caught giving food was spinning mills in Hanover, two were closed, and at a third only 180 out of knocked over the head by a German, and 2,000 spindles were working, and these taken away. They say that the Germans only for 18 hours a week. In the Erzge

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25,357

It started work early and worked hard. A relaxation it could always

DEADHELD POLICEMEN,

MR. HEALY'S RACY ACCOUNT OF IBISHAMUSEMENTS.”

A delighted Houde of Commons, dia- 4714 read articles on the vulgarity of the cussing the Budget resolutions recently

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309 1,460 middle classes. Its virtues and is listened to a racy, account by Mr. Tim.

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During the same period the Admiralty

116 were otticars. lists showed 499 total casualties, of whom

AMERICAN INTERVENTION.

EFFECT ON SAFETY OF DUTCH INTIES.

vulgarity are alike open to question.

up.

Ireland...

And now the war has come along Healy of how, according to the ben

We are all very mixed. The house maid is in the Post Office and the cook Mr. Healy was urging that the police with a long pole and stirred everything member, the amusements tax works in has gone to munitions. The employer, in Ireland should pay the tax on ontdoor us a private-coldier, salates his clerk, amusements when they visited these who has a commission. It is shabby to aventa. On one occasion, he said, police wear new clothes. It is mean and slofficers went to some sporta at Limerick most criminal to spend money exime and were asked by the gatekeeper to- vagantly on entertaining. That great god Appearances is definitely dead. pay 3d. They at once seized the man. The middle-aged man of the middle by the throat, hauled him to the nearest class shovels the snow from his own step palice irrucks, and charged him with on one of our glorious April mornings obstructing the police in the discharger

be In the afternoon takes the wheel-

of their duty position in own coal being unable to get it atber

The abandonment of the Monroe are deliberately trying to canse dissen- doctrine in the United States his greatly birge, at four inchstrial centres, 20 ouver sion between Australia and Eriisin. aggravated the danger to our Archipel 23 factories were closed. At the import-

writes Dr.

Kuyper in the tant textile of Mittweida 2500 out of They were told by the Germans that they ago, 23 looms were idle. At the largest could write anything they pleased about "Stanalard

Hitherto we could alwa

A speech recently delivered by Mr. spinning mill there, operating 192940 hard treatment and short ratings, pro: 1 America, on account of hope that how from the garden and fetches his The solicitor for the defence produced.

expenditure amounting to £340,000,000 North Chins the following protest If a tithe of capital were taker tho fitars cont of the war could be rochiced which has been cabled to the American

STARCH AND PATRIOTISH.

by a hundred millions anzually. The Asiatic Association of New York

"The American Association of North Answering a question by Sir P. Magnus

already supplied £2,000,000,000, much of Lindsay Russel, President of the spindles, 101090 of these were idle.vided they said in the letters that it was the Philippines, would take our side wise. He cleans his own boots, and is reular from the Chief Commissiones

Nowhere in Germany is a single machine which was really war loot. The war, will Japan Society of New York, bas elicited in the textile trade working full time or punishment for the English employing America and Japan were rather sharply beginning to learn not to use the black-ordering the police to pay. The solicitor German prisoners under shellfire. Need opposed to each other as regards the lead for the purpose. He pinats potatoes was then ordered by Sir Bryan Mahon certainly involves permanent increase of from the American Association even every day.

the supremacy in the Pacific, and it was and never eats them. His back aches, to Dublin, to answer as to where to got les to say, this sccusation is utterly thus probable that America would pre- and all the money be can raise is in the the circular. He said that as a solicitor, untrue, and is only made in order to rent Japan encroaching too much upon War Loon and he is a Special Constable he was privileged and reineed to slower, give the Gerists as excite for using, our Colonies Although Japan's arm with an abelitely getuine uniform whereupon Sir Bryan Mabon sent bim ment at sea constantly increased, she And he rubs his eyes and thinder that he all possible Iabour behind the front-

into gol and assembled a court-mrtial These Australians grid that a French would probably recoil before America is at last wake levy should be graded so as to fall lightly China protests against Lindsay Russel's Captain Bathurst, in the House of Com-

It was the isolating influence of the 3 As a matter of fact be is dead of half the colonels and captain of this on small owners, but should take a con- speech regarding bankruptcy and mons, said it had been decided to restrict prisoner sold them that he had been made Blonroe Doctrine that indirectly benefited When railway companies abolished the Empire, who sentenced the soliciter for iderable slice of the property of the receivership for China as unjust, un the use of starch, having regard to the to carry rations to the front line, a fagns. Now, however, America has broken second-class carriage they read the future defending his client to a month tich to be paid in securities, which warranted by the facts, untrue. and foodstuffs from which it was manurant" breach of all international law with this isolating doctrine, deliberately clearly. The war has killed the middle imprisonment

under license. This The Australians themselves were sent and intentionally and as a matter of class Never again will it be reconsti-And this exclaimed Mr. Healy,

Jagan, lay down the law to the Central When the long polo baa ocased to

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could be realised according to market detrimental to American interests here;factured, except with the wearing of Jithin thell range in working. gangs, fact, it, can, in alliance with China and tated as before RCCAIN DAE under the premiership solicitor

conditions,""

CAUSES AND CURE FOR DIARRHOEA.

Lour. It is now surrunded

moreover it is directly contrary to the would interiera. open-door-in-China policy of all nations starched garments (Laughter.) and to the avowed principles of America Mr Billing, who was wearing a soft they became thin and haggard frgra States of Europe. The position of our air and pence is here the mixture will Having served two or three months and the Allies in fighting for the rights collar and shirt, rose to mais a sapple want of food. Finally, two days ago, Archipelago caupot under the circum ultimately settle down. It will take the solicitor was discharged by Royal of weaker nations to maintain indepeu montary question. He was received they decided. We will have either baconstance but grew more and more precar many ycom before it settles and it is clemency, and on going to Limerick wa

this

safe prophecy that it willnot settle down received, with bands, upon which they denca and choose o

hoose CWB 2070mean wie Food Controller, would not say that or death for breakfast me aped belligerents. And the disappointing fact, in anything like ita pro-was conditions were betseid by the police and frame VEREATING, & change in the tem- Suggest

Japan the request perature, unripe fruit and impure Society publicly to disavow responsibility it was unpatriotic to weak staged and made their way across the line of is that in this country, instead of making we have learned essential

to wear and Frenchon, and finally reached the ostma united stand for our Archipelago, the is no longer possible. All useful. is rater are some of the causes of diarrhoea for the speech, expressing disapproval clothing in war time.

Captian Bathurst Even Besa Brum- han linen. They state that the Germans people split up in two or three groups, food and honourable work-It is infinite of imprisonment for having berlain's Colic, Cholera and of me and giving disavowal equal

mel would under existing condi

invariably asked them boy England was Which each try to push a different system better to go round wth a dibert welcome hime (Lang rhen Remedy cures those bowel publicity as given the speech.

of defence, and the whilst unity one than pretend that you are richer the result of the

Stupid domestão servies 1 Ireland.#augh torbances promptly For sale by all Bequest publicity for this cable accept the position

can make us powerfalde hemists and Storekeepers E

resigation (dest, bear.

standing,the submarine campaign.

than you

'spore of men were now