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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1918,

TELEGRAMS.

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[ITALIAN ADVANCE INTO AUSTRIA:

Rest, Nov 18. The Italians, advancing into Istrin, have occupiat Terviss, Novaco, Ottalaico, Idri and Dolle.

PRESIDENT WILSON'S REPLY TO A GERMAN, NOTEL

THE CHINT MA

HOKQURIBER" LEWIS."

JAPANESE HERO AND HIS GUN.

FAPER FROM OLD BOOKS,

WHOLESALE SCRAPPING OF OLD

OFFICIAL LOMBER

Togo in the battalion. joined up at Van- Famato Hykashi, familiarly known an

couver. He was a bright, attractive To the hat of books that are not BRITISH HÄMMER BLOWS.

Little Japanese with a beatific smile and books," and may, therefore, be dispensed some quaint knowledge of English: wits, Mr. Hayes Bishor, MP, bax made DECISIVE FACTORS IN

Mest honourable conscliption no catch considerable addition.& M me, he told the rearuiting officer wish. In the memurandam which he has GERMANY'S DEFEAT. A LESSON IN ETIQUËTTE,

vide, disarming mail. He pis Marianed, the President of the Local Puus, Nov. 18.

ded opposite the question, Marris overnment Board impresses on local Lospes. Nov. 18. Marshal Foch lunched on Sunday

or single” on the attestation form, authorities the importance of releasing A wireless Arterient official report favoured the officer with a pictorial low which it is no longer necessary to retain for repaiping used papers and books, with Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig states:--

if his family—a pretty, alesand-eyed girl] The shortage in the supply of paper, he British Healquarters. Marshal Replying to the German Cavernd, two doll-like babies. He accepted points out, is becoming more severe, Foch in a speech 'said the hammernent's recent appears for the mitiga after by the Canadian trovernment with and more on home supplies. Of these the assurance that, they would be looked and the country has to depend more blow of the British Armies weretion of the turns of the Armistice, beans of delight. Then, staring him by far the most important source is decisive factors in the enemy's fim) President Wilson requests the Gerself as if he were going to tight the paper that has been already used. He crushing defeas, "."

Juan Government in future to ad-whole German Anns he strode away therefore anks all local authorities to go Marshal Foch afterwards received dress such communications to all happily with a sergeant to the military through their papers and books, and the British Army Commanders, who, the Associated Corominents through depot.

sea if more can be released and makes were warmly congratulated on the the usual diplanatic channels, and a Laut

sortain suggestions for their guidant tenacity of their troops.

not publia records Mr. Fisher says With referance to documents that are Fint only to Anterica.

AMERICANS IN LIBERATED TERRITORY.

LONDON, Nor. 19. Au American official report states: The Third Arnerican Anny on; Sunday began to march into the evacuated territory. They advanced and reached the line of Ecoutez- Sorbent-Gouraincourt-Mars In Tour.

CITIZENS" COUNCILS IN BERLIN.

SOLDIERS DEMAND NATIONAL

ASSEMBLY.

AMSTERDAM, Nov 18. Citizens' Councils are being form- ed in Berlin with the object of safe- guarding the rights of the citizens and supporting the Government in the niaintenance of order and evonogic life, and demanding the immediate, eonroesition of Con- "atituent Assembly.

An impressive meeting of soldiers. at Berlin, representing 100 regi ments and the First Anny Corps, held in the Alexander barracks, de- mauded the immediate convocation of the National Assembly.

H'

BAKU OCCUPIED BY BRITISH,

MAYAL CENSORSHIP ABOLISHED.

LONDON, Nov. 18 The Achiralty announces that the Naval versorship has been remover From hoon on the 20th.

*HENJAMIN FRANKLIN'S LITTLE

About 150 year ago the world was set talking by the report that Frederick the colony. This blind, it was claimed, Great had declared Britains Prussiast And Geen settled by Angles and Haxons from Prussia, been protected by them against Invasion, and defended by Moreover Britain had never definitely Prussia in the recent war with France. declared herself independent of the Mother Country An Ediet by the King of Prussia was written journalistic comp" in 1973 was Benjamin Franklin, and published as a people, but was really Fanklin's ly thought genuine for some time by many joke at the expense of our colonial policy.

THE BISHOP'S MOYE NG MATA

by

the age of 84 announced recently, Bishop Mitobinson, whose death st unner, the bay:

was renowned at Oxtort for his dry No. I" in this nait. Heveloped

Master of Pembroke College, and 1 wit (writes a correspondent). He was passion for the weapon that amounted In some cases there will also no fremember how he onge scored off ao Falmost to-ilolatry, ax during the train doubt, be a considerable amount of undergraduate who wished to avoid ing days tonished the intrators, out printed matter in the shape of bbolets standing the college chapel at the Interly by scoring posibles, can bu formas, out-of-database books, Yearbooks prescribed timman went to Bishop tricate anklespe targets. Hun fel and periodical journals of no permanent peevishly when boucurable Lewis talk interest. These should be released for Mitchinson regretting that he could not

The young man

with a full prath," he tried to beinst, and re pulping. Where the local authority

4% FRENCH GOVERNMENT LOAN 1918

PRICE OF ISSUE Fr 7080

ring interest from the 18th October 1918, payable

FREE OF TAXES.

Not to be redeemed for 25 yeaIE. Subscription list will be closed on the 20th November 1918.

Bills and Bonda of the National Defence bought beform

October 29th are accepted in Payment

Applications will be received by

THE BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE

(FRENCH BANK

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Hongkong, 19th Demober, 1918.

BIRE

4% FRENCH GOVERNMENT LOAN 1918.

(RENTE PERPETUELLE (4%),

put in an appearance, as he belonged to P6.65% Bearing interest from the 16th October, 1918.

DRICE OF ISSUE Fre. 70.80 yielding a net income

a strange. Easter cult.

about

Losnos, Nov. 18, The War Office states:-

then proceeded to sprug bullets at an is also the education authority they The British troop in Russia rate and with uncanny accuracy abould take stapa through the managers The Master knew. more occupied Baku on the 17th.

of indicated position the make-believe or governing bodies of the schools under the Eastern cult than the undergraduate, of the machine-gun school. The their control to secure that all waste and informed him that it would be Lewis gun posts, pushed, well out in the paper in connection with the schools is necessary to ascend to the roof at day- been put ous of action, the guns destroy come into existence since the beginning enter area of the neutral ground, had Properly utilised.

Some of the public bodies which have face towards the rising sun, big-

break every morning and pray with his rek and the expas mangled by a herof the war in intimate touch with local Mitchinson used to say, "the young On further considerado Bishop rienne barrage all ewept one.. evening, as the German isntry admittees, Local and Appeal Tribunals, to sample the Church of England. He Towards authorities, ag, Food Control Com-man became no apostate, and consented vanced to complete the work of the high War Agricultural Committees, was ordained later, and is now a padre explosive and shrapnel, this one gun may have accumulations of obsolete with our army in the cast - Dary stuttered defance and pecked ttle gaps forms which should be released... here and there in the oneming waves pij The President of the Local GovSID-

Dispatch field-grey. Its pasinerie rittatat "inment - Board ntters a warning against alicated to the anxiously fistering men in extravagance in stationery and printing the front Jine that either the guy or the Hatr busi

not entirely escaped the shrapnel bail. Then silerer.

A Bens, burdened figure emerged from Sir S. P. Sa attends the Imperiulu.shell eraser, seventy-five ads in ad- Dan Cabinet priparatory to the vane of the oncoming Flums, and stag-5 Peace Confrienes.

gered towards the Canadian lines. Twice

INDIA'S DELEGATES AT PEACE CONFERENCE.

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Lesbos, Nov. 1ề,

The Press Brean-states: The Maloria of Bikaner with

OBITUARY.

SIR ROBERT ANDERSON..

Losnos,, Nov. 18,

Paper released by local anthorities may be sold to any firm of waste paper merchants, who hold a permit from the be given by the purchaser that the Controller of Paper. A guarantee will paper will be pulped.

BRITISH EMPIRE MARE.

TALLA BUT QUARANTEED.

Here is the best fishing story of the war told to me by Mr. Algernon. who personally voaches for his corres Aspinall, of the West India Committee, pondent, a Trinidad gunner out in Mesopotamis. This is the place to go fishing," says the soldier, who relates the capture of an enormous salmon-6 din. long, weighing 197 lb-from the

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he fell, bus struggled gamely to his teet. pursued by scattered ride" fire. It was Togo. A düzen voinnteers leaped the parapet to his asistanee; a hundred rifles Agood deal of gratification Is expressed, how it is done there are no secrets

Euphrates with rod and line! This is New and Comfortable Cars held up the enemy. They lowered him says & London correspondent at the from our soldier ads in strangerlands, gutly into the trench, marveling at the outspoken advocacy by Mr Hashes, the There is not sold in the bazaars which vitality that had animated the terribly Australian Premier, of the adoption of a produces in the fish a sort of piscatorial Sir Robert Anderson, Jate head of torn body. The run he had saved lay duced in the British Empire. The evil inebriety. A pitch of about two miles

mark of origin for all merchandise pro- COMPLAINT BY GERMAN SOYIETS. the Criminal Investigation Depart-meared with blond, beside him. His which it is sought to remedy has long baited with taste made from

nent, is dead, RIGOROUS ÓLD MILITARY

shattered arm moved towards it, and as possibly been more pronounced in the the kernel and as these huge fish come. [Sir Tobert Anderson, K.C.), was als spirit. hovered on the brink of the verses Dominions then it has bero rolling down the stream they take the connected with the Home Office as ad shadow, a smile lighted to the drawn though it has been bad enough in this book sad are played for about five country owing to the "dumping" which minutes. Then mative boys enter the viser in matters relating to political face. Him have last op talk. Huur was enraged before the war in the star and help the angler by pushing erime from 1948, late Commissioner of no catch honourable Lewis," Te said-craze for cheap and inferior foreign The Soviets of Dresden, Leipzig Pulice of the Metropedis and Head' if and passed out. J. A. H. in "Daily British goods have been produced at to the lailing of the 1 c salmon

Overseas rubbishy copies of

his catch towards the bank! Previous And Cheonjtz have protested against Criminal Investigation Department from Express,

such a low price that even after paying the records were hard by two catebes of the maintenance of the old Military 1868. He resigned the panela IDUI.]

the import duties they could be disposed 187. Ibs. and 127 The respectively. discipline, demanding that the Soviets have a controlling voice as regirds furlough, supplies and "dis. ciplinary punishments.

W

DISCIPLINE.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 18.'||

GERMAN TERRORISTS SHOT.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 18. The terrorism of a band of soldiers,

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

PRINCE KROFOTKIN A BOLSHEVIK 'PRISONER.

of

GENEROUS PHILIPPINE

MERCHANT.

The sum of £10,000, the annual.

Fat a good proft and at the same time Shereld Daily Telegraph. anderself the real British-made goods. This particularly applied to spades, shovels, carpenters and joiners tools. and agricultural implemente. The finish Price Kropotkin is no longer young goods, but when they came to be used it often equal to that of the English or his friends would not expect him was found that the German goods

la would remain long a prisoner of the Bolsheviks, not last. |

to. PARIS, Nov. 16.

for the man with one of the roost re so many goods may in German income of which is to be applied to j

order

avoid the discredit which markable "prison breakings" in history earned and to retain their trade the relief of distress at Campbeltown, has President Wilson's sojourn in Europe to his credit might be looked, to for Germans did not always stamp them, or been left by Mr. Daniel Mackintosh will be very briež He is attending repetition of the performance. The de only put it on the wrapper to enable the Forbes, of London, to form a permanent only the opening sittings of the Pepes tails at the escape were conveyed to the article to get into and out of England. fund in memory of his sisters, Anne Congress.

It is not expected that the real Prince in his prison-hospital outside appeared, and the German article in an buried with bis sisters at Campbeltown, When bere the made in Germany dis and Jane Forbes. Mr. Forbes, who is business of settling peace preliminaries Petrograd in the works of a watch, and English packing was abipped abroad and can be commenced before the end of ance free he trusted to sheer audacity, sold as British. This sort of thing was a native of Athell. He bequeathed TO November. There i an enormous dining in the most famous restaurant in should be rendered impossible. So the residue of his estate, about £100,000,

amount of preliminary work to be done the capital whilst the police were hunt should the "finishing and marking as to Edinburgh University. In 1866 M

English of goods really made abroad. before the Entente diplomatista begining the city for him in yaxı

Forbes watt to the Philippine Islands, where be became a partner of the well- formal disenasion The British delega tion, including experta, interpreters and

known firm of Ker & Co, Manila (Ker, staff, exceeds 200 members.-Havas.

Bolton, & Co, of Glasgow) I 1838 he founded the firm of Forbes, Muan & Co. of Manila"

who captured Hanover station, has been overpowered. Twenty were summarily shot.

U-BOAT CREWS' LAST SERVICE

FATHERLAND.

ALL SUBMARINES TO BE.

TAKEN TO RENDEZVOUS.

LONDON, Nov. 19.

A wireless Gernun official report ptates:-

NO PERMITS TO VISIT ALSACEL

"PARIS, Nov. 17:

A meeting of U-bout crews at Requests for permission to go to Wilhelmshaven on the 15th passed Alaste-Lorraine cannot be entertained

a resclusion that they would render for the pressut-Husas.

the Fatherland the last heaviest ser vice of taking all the U-boats to where they have been ordered, | According to the terms of the Armistice.

FUTURE OF LUXEMBURG.

A REFERENDUM ASKED.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 18. The Luxemburg Chamber has passed a resolution demanding a referendum regarding the future form of our State

HISTORIC HAIG LETTER.

HONGKONG FOLICE RESERVE.

Ordate fesad by Hz, F. C. Jentia, C.B.E.

SEARCH SUPEKTIBOES.

All Inspectors and Sergeants doing duty with this Squad are requested to attend etter Office by 630 p.m.! on

November 21st

Uniform optional SARD

REAVICK

Unit Commanders will forth with re- toru the Forms, daly filled kin, which were insuod in connection with the Barvice Board, November, 1918.

BAND.

Practices--Friday, November 2nd,

November 20th, 1018.

Foresight and reserve, so those who know him can testify, Bra, two of Sir Douglas Haig most prominent charac. teristics, but it has been left for a writer in one of the French reviews to relate bow more than twenty years ago, the ab. p.m. one led him to depart from the other at some personal risk and utter a warning org To his country which, even thus late in the day, should be put on public record, Haig had been making a protracted, tour Germany, and became convinced, es

in

the result of what he saw and heard. that a conflict with England, though it

Practiced

CHARLIE CHAPLIN TO GO TO LONDON.

Buony

Swan Hooy and serious wanted to enjoy an incognito existence

AUSTRIA-HUNGARY'S PEOPLES.

Austria-Hungary is s country more divided by race differences than any

country in the world, as the following WHAT'S TO BE DONE WITH THE tables will show y

AUSTRIA,

Total population (1910). 28,367,000 Germans

Czechs and Slovaks

Rutkones

Poles

Slovaces

Italians

Serbs and Cros Rumaniaus

Total population (1910)

171.01

2,483 5,381,370 1,192,750

727.102-

230,963

0,856,437

" (including 923, 468.

1576

Magyarszt

Germans

·Slovakat

Ramaniens Rathenes

Serbs

Others...

2,200

KAISER,”

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CARTOONS WARS

The German Minister ab Stockholm has asked the Foreign Department of the Swedish Government to conficate the Joly 14 issue of the *.

**Naw. York Horald Magazine of the War on account of its containing on the fint page a picturs of the German Emperor with the text, "What's to be done with the Kaiser when the war is oven - The Minister of Justice is reported to have ordered the seizure of the issue in question Reuter

SEE FROM SERBIA ATO ETONE

A notable servit at Econ-in the only £20,000,000 MORE FATO of Marshal Mithitch the famous soldier who let the Serbian Army in the

reat The Breach offered:

When Charlie Chaplain comes to Lou- might be distant, was inevitable. The don be need not suffer the sapse insbility sequel was a lengthy letter to Sir Evelyn to escape recognition as was the cass Wood which, according to a friend who with the late Joan Bunny, almost s A Socialist and Liberal motion has seen the document, was a letter of famong a film star, says writer in the demanding a republic was rejected, clear-

mastery of detail Daily Chronicle. Poorir Mr. Warning

assuming it to be itill in possible. He went to the Derby, ad existence, ought to be published. There everyone whispered, Theres John FOR FRENCH CIVIL SERVANTS can scarcely be any real difficulties in Bunny He dined in restaurant under the way as the present date and in the the fire of a hundred eyes walching present circumstances and 3

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TATE OF NORTH SCHLESWIG that was, however, not hooded on his English holiday; but it was in HIGHER SALARIES AND PENSIONS to educate the bor in Paris, but the

DECISION BY PLEBISCITE

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 18.

The German Government is pro

Chaplin is so much better looking off Council Rigin, the Minister of Tin Daring sitting of the Paris Cabinet the stage, and faded to differenti, taks

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Ata Queen's Hall promenade concert

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