FARLIER TELERAMGS.
(Continued from Paga-I)".
RATED DEMAND FOR SOLF'S
RESIGNATION
EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
ASTOUNDING "TURKISH :
BRUTALITY.
Lespor, Noramter 30th. AMSTERDAM, November 30th. Räster has recived, ~ from, a Grank telegram from Berlin states that it souros, figures showing that in the spring is officially announced that the Executive of 1914 the Turks deported. 700,000. Greeks, Council has requested the Council of the of whom 300,000 are now refugees Is Peoples Mandatories to bring about the Grones. retirement of Dr. Solf as speedily as
Since the war, to the end of 1817, the possible, and to immediately seize All Turks deported 3,140,000 Greeka and doenments relating to foreign affaims and Armenians, of whom 900,000 Armenianą the old régime.
...) and 100,000 Greeks were massacred; us
Two hundred thousand mobilied Greek
to death or died of their suffer- were put
ELECTION OF THE CONSTITUENT
ASSEMBLY
AMSTERDAM, November 30th. The Berlin Council of the Peoples' Com missioners has fixed the election of the Constituent Assembly for February 16th subject to the approval of the Congress of Bories, which will met on December 18th.
STRONG IMPERIALIST MOVEMENT.
BERNE, December 1st- Besides
the counter.revolutionary incidents reported in several Rhineland towns, the axistence of an Imperialist" Movement Army is confirmed by a of Herr Maitanburg, President, of the speech Berlin Soriet, who said that s squadron of Cragoons would return to barracks in Berlin November 25th.
OT
They bad obeyed the order of the Commander to cheer the Kaiser, A number Soldiers' Council in the vicinity of Berlin were working on behalf of the
reactionarim.
He added that documents inorimidating the old régime had been burned in the
Berlin public offices.
BELGIANS OCCUPY" NEUSS.
LONDON, December (th.
A Belgian communiqué states:-
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great number of women and children were forcibly converted into Islamijazo. Otbars were killed or committed suicide.
Greek property taken by the Turks and Germans is valued at three thousand million franes
900 GERMAN SUBMARINES SUNK.
LONDON, November 30th. Information obtained by the Admiralty shows that 200 German submarines were suak prior to the Armistice, out of a total of 380
THE ARMISTICE.
LIKELY TO BE PROLONGED.
Paris, December 4th. The French Press observes that owing ing over locomotives and wagons, it is to the slowness of the Germans in hand- impossible that the work can be completed before December 11th
It is practically certain that the Armistics will be prolonged, and, conse quently, peace negotiations will be de
laved
Conversations between the Allies, when President Wilson will be present will begin on December 10th.
THE CHINA MAIL
CHURCH SERVICES. BR JOHN'S CATHEDRAL,
END SUNDAY K ADVANT, Dec. 87. Holy Communics (7.50 m.) Barvice Herbeckos fargest Ryms: 658 47, 39, 313, 561. Katire (11 a.m.
Besponses, Farial Venite: Hayer
Farms, Parvell, Porcell Te Deum, Rasell Jones, Pro; Benedictus, Garrett Hymns, 487 48
Midd
A GENERAL FLECTION.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS" DIFFICULTIES,
STORIES OF THE TOWER
OF LONDON,
SATURDA
WHAT GERMANY WANTED
for as the Persian Gol in Watpalick
We will annex Belgium, Swit
Venice and
Germans whine over the Armistice the Somme Read the following the Huns would vistory
on of what Brousart van Schë
doner wie man Minister of W
Decrepit Stater like the Argentins
Some remarkable stones of the Tower are told by Alafor Ceziera) Sir George Younghusband, in a book called The Tower of London, From Within, s published by Herbert Jenkins.
Sir George, who the Keeper ofHolland, together with Bar Royal and Brasilian Republics, and more Regalia and lives & St. Thomass Tower Family her Europest possessions, and as all those beggarly States of South says that those who tre in the Tower har Colonies in South America, the America would be induced, aither by ghosts, and they invariably' atever that become the Ally of Germany.. are often asked whether they ever see Indian lalards, and Australasia, muat force or otherwise, to listen to reason. lept in Queen Anne Boleyn's bedroom, of economio they never do. Even those who have
Friedrich Lange, in Raines Deutsch or in the Bloody Tower, have do disturb will win back to Kaltur the Asiatic Italy, bound together by economis
"Germany,
ing experiences to record. The most possesions of Turkey."
Germany, Austria Hungary and haunted spot, apparently, le where the sentry stands the door of the lantunante To Germany falla, in South East great domain which would be very Asis, yet another possession namely, happily rounded off by the schozion of the lalands of the Indian Ocdan, which Switzerland, Belgium and Holland in the West and of Foinad and Lithuania land unter der Orient in the Baat Paul Dabo in Deutsches
lodgings, under the window leading into Queen Anne Boleya's rooms
under the griseum. exploitation and protection
General Election in the near future, it In discussing the possibility of must not be forgotten that soldiers and God are the King
sailors form a very considerable part of Evensong (6 p.) Responses faris; Psalmis, Cosa Goss; are more than 4,000,000 men who are thenew electorat. I estimate that there
·Voluntary... Uffartoire Saloné Maguidest, Crotch (2ndber of men in the Army or Navy now ce military or naval service. The morning Nane Dimittis, Wesley Antham, Judge That our Cause resident in the United Kingdom is not E. Garinan Hymns, 53, 61.
known, but we should be justiled St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon. puting it at 5,00,000, and we may fairly sume that 4,0cucou of thead arealectors. If an election is to be held in Novem ber, we may put aside all these who are serving in Mesopotamia, Falestine, India,
One sentry, who was found lying on next to Eritish India, forms the most Russia, and the Balkans, Thers met the pavement on a beut, stated he had valable colony in the world.“ Fenni; Fenite Elver
can only vets by proxy. And this challenged a white figure And then In order to maintain the balance of the mode of procedure. A man in Mesopotamia, say, desires to appoint his charged is with bis baronet, and, meet-power Germany will be compelled to press; be bus Bist to go to his Returning no resistance, fell in a dead hist. ing Officer and apply for an application A GHOSTLY FISITOR" forin; which he has to sign in the pre- sence of that officer. Then he has to send this application to the person in England whom bi desires to rate for bin. That person takes the form to the Retursing Officer of the constituency in which the man is registered. The Return Union Churat, Kennedy Roading Officer writes to the person asking
he or she is willing to act es prory, and Sunday, December 8th.
SUNDAY IN ADVENT, Dec. 87H,
Holy Communion at 6:15 am. Marming Prayer at 11 am Responses,
Pasims, 35 Turie, Chant ; 35 Farnby, Chant Fi; Te Deum, St. Jude; Benedictus, Havergal, Chant 72. Bymas, 946 420, 8(Tue 299 SHARE MY 570
God Save the King, Evening Prayer 16. m Responses, Forial Paalme 41 Nares, Chaat 19:41 Foster, Chant 80 48 Wesley Chant 163 WA. Magnificat, Goss, Obant 10; Nunc Dimittis, Farrant, Chant 103. Hymns, 4 71 (Ture 687); 652, 19..
God Sare the King.
Ann has been drawn, in the French Morning Service at 11 4.0.
Press, to the German Staff plan of pre- Dar cavalry occupied Neuss and Oden-serving a small bat solid Army to drag kirchen.
BRITISH TROOPS ENTER THE TYROL
AMSTERDAM, December 4th. British troops have entered the Tyrol.
GUILTY MUST BE PUNISHED.
LONDON, December 4th
out the negotiations in the hope of extort ing extensive concessions.
The Germans are said to be constituting food stocks to tide over the critical months of May and June, so that, during the final negotiations, the Allies would be powerless to put efective preaure Germany.
AMERICAN DELEGATION.
On
WASHINGTON, November 30th President Wilson will, personally, be the head of the America Peace Delega-
Mr. Auckland Geddes, in a speech at Beading, declared that Enver Fish and the ex-Rulers of Bulgaria and Austriation. Hungary must be tried and shot, if they are convicted.
THE EX-KAISER.
GERMAN CROWN RENOUNCED.
AMSTERDAM, November 30th.
A telegram from Berlin containing the text of a document signed by the Kaiser has been published He Cefinitely re noung's the Crowns of Prussia and the Empire and releases oficials and officers from their oath of fealty.
A REMINDER FROM PARTS.
PARIS, November Xta.
It is semi-officially pointed out that the
The other members would be M:. Robert. Lansing Colonel House, General Bliss, and Mr. Henry Waite, ex-Ambasador in France and Italy,
BRITAIN WILL MAINTAIN NAVAL DEFENCE
LONDON, December 4th. Mr. Winston Churchill, speaking at Dundee, said that the Admiralty have decided that it was unnecessary to demand The Government had decided on the nationalisation of railway's
Heligoland.
We intended to make Germany pay to the uttermost farthing for the harm done
available liquid assets.
Hymns, 347, 606, 107. 147. Paraphrase 55. Evening Service at 6 p..
Subject: The God of Might and Tenderness. Hymne, 243, 606, 129, 133, Preacher Rov. J. Kirk Macocachie,
St. Peter's Church, West Point. Sunday, Dec. 8th, 1918 8.Holy Communion.
if
when he gets a reply be senda on the proxy form. Eow many commanding long would it take for them to come over cfficer have got proxy forms? And how
to this country? We may take it that on election this year would distanchise most of these mer...
VOTERS IN FRANCE.
At the court-martist two witnesses aid they were locking out of the window of the Bloody Tower and saw the white figure charged by the
bring under her sway the largest possi two great Chinese rivers, the Bisogho, ble stretch of land in the basins of the
and the Yangtae-liang.
jutorente ja Contral Europe form a
All Moroced in the hands of Gar
Egypt and Indis, German troops on the many German cannon on the routes to
Algerian frontier, this would be a goal worthy of great sacrifices Maximilian
Harden, in “Zukunft," July 33, 1911! -
IF Central Europa comes to nothing then we shall indeed have Contral Africs
In Central America ve German entry. It was a bright, moonlight have let slip the opportunity for obtain ight, and they saw a white Agure op|ing Caba proach the sentry, heard the scary chal-fermany must lay hands upon Central Europe, on the other hand, lege, saw him charge the figure with his Central Africa, from the mouth of the without Central Africa, cannot be cun baronet, and then fall to the ground Orange Rivar to Lake Chad, from the tamplated for a moment." Dr. Paul Cameroons Mountain to the month of Lentwein, in "Entopaische Staats-und and the Malay Islands in South-East the Ravuma; she must seize Asia Minor Wirtschafts-Zeitung."
world Aala and, lastly, the southern half of give us the Belgian Congo, the French South America. Tannenberg. in Congo and, if Portugal continues to
Groes Dentachland."
transista her hostile intentions towards
The sentry was acquitted. The same figure is said to have been seen by other very unpopular post and oss which sentries on the same spot, which became
be men tried to avoid,
a
"Aviotorious war
Sir Georgs himself relates a weird ex perience. He was dressing in the room over the Traitor's Gate where Lord Grey "We must create a Central Europens into actions, would also give un the Now we come to the question of voters de Wilton died after being reprieved on which will guarantee the peace of the Portuguese Colonies on the East and in France or Belgiom who are entitiede scaffold "The door, which was entire Continent from the moment when West coasts of Africa
scarcely shut, opened goatly half way it shall have driven the Rastians from Egypt, which is still English, and Anglo- Between and so remained for a few seconds.
to receive a talot paper; we may take it that their number exceeds two mil
11 a.m.-Morning Prayer, Holy Comlions. They are supposed to receive Preacher Rev. W. T. Featherating.
menion and Sermon-
ballot paper direct from the Returning; Officer to be returned to him within the time period allotted by the act." To illustrate their position, let us assume that an election is be held in November these would seem to be the most likely
Peak Church." 8.15.a.m.-Holy Commucion.
The Gospel Hall
10 & 12. PADDER STREET.
Weekly Services-Sunday: Breaking af Tuesday and Thursday. Bible study, Bread for Believers only, ain. Gospel Meeting, 6 p.
8 pan.
Saturday, Prayer Meeting, 6pm." Friday, Eecies Bible study, 5.30 pm
dates
it open; but no dog was about and South and shall have conquered large mouse band of our Colonial possessions, It was thought that the dog had pushed the Black Sex and the Slavs from the Boer South Africa would stretch the im
garle
afterwards found to be in the tracts to the East of our frontiers for extending from the Indian Ocean to the This happened twice during the first two in "Deutsche Schriften," kitchen. The door then slowly closed. German colonisation. Paul de Lagarde
rarely weeks of residence, but has not occa:red
of North-East and South Africa. For since: The story is given just as it "Denmark,
who can tell what may happen when Lord Grey de Wilton or any other approaches to the Baltic, is of great day Germaniam will be the salvation of
as commanding the happened, and claims no relation to
the words of the poet are realised:One prisoner in these roome, for no presence military importance to us. General of any sort was seen
the world"Kreszeitung da Von Bernhardi in Germany and the Oatheeres" (official publication issued by
INSTRUMENTS OF TORTURE
the German Commander at Lods on. **Pan-Germaniam absorbs also the the occasion of the German Emperor's
Nominations must be made on Nov. 12 If the Proclamation is issued on...Nov. 4
Tas counting of votes must be The polling day would be. Nov. 21ments of torture the sathor describes the
la a chapter dealing with the instru- Next War. gauntlets-two iron bracelets clapped on completed on.
Nov. 29
The Returning Offcer must wait for the nomination before her can prepare
the wrists by which the victim wa sus- ScaIGAVIE." Ernst Basse in Zwan-birthday, January 27, 1915)... torture has long been extinct in all pended and says: "Though this form of zig Jahre Alldetacherierbert."
"The necessity of strengthening the
1-in gold, shipping, securities and other First Church of Christ Scientist, the ballot paper. These must be printed prisoners of wa Rusnan prisdcers of from the North Sea to the Baltic from Imperial and P frontiers in tha.
MacDonnell Road
Britain, he said, entered the Peace Con- ferenco absolutely determined, that 20 Sunday, 11 am.. Kaiser's abdication applier only to him- limitations would be imposed on her right Wednesdays, 6.30pm.
self.
THE CROWN PRINCES RENU NOLA-
TION.
AMSTERDAM, December 4th
The Norddeutsche states that the er
-to-maintain-her-naval defence
*
NO MITIGATION OF TERMS.
COPENHAGEN, December 4th.
A telegram from Berlin state that
Crown Prince is about to publish & per-Admiral Beatty has refused the German sonal renunciation of his rigata
The proclamation does not mention the
rights of his issue.
A MURDERER'S FATE!
PARIS, December 2nd Madame Frieur, whose husband was killed in the torpedoing of the Sysser in 1616 has lodged, in the Courts, a charge of murder against the Kaiser.
BF
request to mitigate the Armistice egard ing trade and fishing in the North, Bea
RESTITUTION GERMANY.
Paxis, December 5th. The Germans have begun restitution paid £500,000,000 of the gold exacted under the Armistice. They have already from Fussia to the Alling who retain it till the conclusion of peace.
Wesleyan Methodist Church, Tin li
#
Morning Service, 10.15 a. Evening Service, 6.15 p.m.
Soldiers and sailors' Home,
Arsenal Stroot.
with a perforated, counterfoil, numbered consecutively, in Explicate, and bound in books containing uniform numbers and qusalities. It would take at least two days to print them, which would bring
ns to November 14.
Bat where is he to send them) As soon as the proclamation is issued, it is the duty of the Returning Officer to apply to the record cfficer of the regiment to which the veter belongs for his
Sunday Evening, Gospel Meeting, 8 pm addrem. Those was know the impence
St. Joseph's Church,
Garden Road.
Mass and Sermon at 10 am. followed Sacrament.
work that is involved in the notification of casualties to friends of soldiers and sailors feel certain that this yok of furbishing addresses cannot be done without suspending such notifications
In this connection it should be noted. The Germans are daily restoring, the by the Benediction of the Blazeed for four or five day
that an Extradition Treaty exists between
France and Holland.
A. COMMON CRIMINAL
LONDON, December 8th.
The Daily Mitro correspondent at Amerongen, states:~~
works of art stolen from France.
The value of those already returned is estimated at £80,000,000.
GERMANY RETURNING STOLEN GOLD. LONDON, November 30th.. The ex-Kaiser has made the following of Germany indicates that Germany has The weekly report of the Imperial Bank statement: I ai threatened with criminal charges which I must face paid the Allies £12,000,000 in gald under provid
Roman Catholic Cathedral, Glenelly.
Mese at 8, 7 and 9.30 .. High Masa st 8 ..
BALLOT COMPLICATIONS.
The operation of issuing the ballot paper to the voter is a complicated one. There are required, the balict paper
8.30 p.m.-Benediction of the Blessed itself; (2) a small envelope to contain it'
Eacrament
Therefore, I must reserve my statement Article Nineteen of the Armon of cash until the charges are brought Furthering, inter alia, for the more, I am a private citizen and must and securities taken from the invaded THE ORGANISATION OF
territories, and gold takən by Germany
be loyal to the present German Gove from Rusia and from Rumania. ment, and CARROT make & declaration possibly compromising others."
HOLLAND'S POSITION.
THE HAGUE December 1st The Government has appointed a Cot mission to report on the position which the ex-Kaiser occupies in Holland, and to enquire into the relationship of the Dutch Government to the legal questions which may arise respecting his adraisalon to and stay in Holland.
FOOD CONSERVATION WEEKS. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT'S
The food
APPEAL
WASHINGTON, December 2nd. relief of the wolvation week for the opened yesterday. with an appeal by Me. Chan Hoover Food Controller, which was read in all churches in the country, to renew the service to mankind by helping through the Bood Conservation to feed petsons in North France, Belgium, Ceh 300,000,000 tral Russia, South Enzon Armenia. The appeal opeland and the war has appeal save The end of from the Government pledge to the not released the Americans Inter Allied Food Council to meet the Allied food programme. The same pe palations must be leg and antil another had passed they cannot feed them Person
they canno supplying thow to whom we Pledged we now have the lendid opportunity and obligation of Beting the needs of those million in herto vecoupled territorie, who are eing actuplaration
TTA EFFICIENT
“ze
OCKADE
Angepcement, han bern made by the- War Trade Board of United States that he is of the armistice in Europe make possible considerable relaxation is the exportation of commodities heretatora conserved in the United States for
DISCOVERY.
(3) the declaration of identity; (4) the envelope for its return; (6) the envelpes for the duplicate; (6) and small en- Telopea which are to contain the ballot paper and the deo'aration of identity both to bear the registered number cor There is nothing accidental about responding with the ballot paper. The scientia discovery or invention. Sciortiontry on the absent list hea to be checked fe discovery is an art which can be cal- and ticked in every case where a ballot his wonderful book, The Art of Samati done in the presence of the agents of the tivated so the late Dr. Gore showed in paper is issued, and all this has to be fic. Discovery. Important discoveries candidates. I fail to see how this can cannot be made by nila aiche, but the be done in less than two days, and this process of scientiño discovary can be is mus to donious that the man who has been trained in the rules and produce
purposes but the board indicate that largely reduced to order and zu.a; And would bring us to November 18.N
toonage continues to be a controlling factor its titres métal fon un cent of the word of Wupplying the large, Buzber of Ameldhof hals and is infinitely more likaj to troupes in Europe and slowwhere and of carylug dommodities for foreign relet and donstruction. The board indicates that it is imposable, therefore, to determins st the present time when there wil benny increase is tonnage engaged in unregulat d trado,
A
On the suspension of the Esamization, Service for the first to since the out break of War, the Central Offer Con manjing wishes to place on record, bls high-appreciation of the services rendurad by-the-drillory mud the Electrio Bench Elght! Magiseers, both Regular and Loal- daring the whole period of the War Pa more than four long you the Bearohligh
apt their conscio by night suppe by the Batteiss, and it is pr bably due to their
Navy by the faithful performance if the wearinoma and monotonous duty that thịt. hasbour has been immose from any pate ward Insident through enemygency Major General also
miso minizat that the Searchlight membe
On this data the ballot papers would be issued to the Fost Office. Now those of us who send or teceive letters to or make valuable disco fetes than the un- from men
men at the front known perfectly trained chance experimentar. Discover well that six days elapie-between the ies which wit war and establish a date of postage and the receipt of the nation's industries aro 200 lucky faste. letter. If these ballot, papers ars Thoy are nearly - always the results of dealt with in a reasonable time, the Work long certain definite lines work correspondence with the Armies at the which can only be ouried out by men front mat be held up for six days. who have been trained to performs i
On receipt of this
paper the
In the year to come we shall need voter must get his dealstation of ideality all the discoveries, and therefore we must attested, marke his paper and post is Provida ourselves with discoverers. Then will fallow another period whe British scientists have always been, among and I fail to see how the ballot paper is ordinary letters will have to be held up, the foremost in the world, and we baro to get back before the last day on to ensure that they always all be, which the Eeturning Oficer has power to And that, it seems to me, one of the sccept and count ft. great lessons which the war has to teach there is ancties this country. In the port we left merly didates will want to send theiz everything by chance, but that will not expected to deal with millions of th addressca How can the Post Offer do for the future. We cannot afford to aud at the same time carry the Cm Buch a risk agala, neither, can ve Homot correspondence! afford to allow the industries which are our strength to depend for their on the devotion of the low
my humble opinió the way of lioiding an election the period of the war dros unless you are pre
considerable
civilised countries, it apparently still The future territory of German agricultural basis of our nation survives in Germany and is applied to expansion. has recorded that
must stretch requires s considerable extension of the An escaped prisoner war were strapped to a post with their the Netherlands, taking in Luxembourg Fast by sunexation of at least parts of was placed for them to stand on, and aurl Spitzerland, down to the laland the Baltic Provinces-and of thous bands tied above their heads a brick then kicked away when they were of the Danube, and the Balkan Penin- territories, which lie to the south of t fastened leaving them hanging by their suis, and would include Asia Miners Industrial Associations, May, 1915,
From the Manifesto of Six German
wristal
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CAR
WE HAVE CONCENTRATED ON ONE CAR AND ONE CAR ONLY,-INA DETERMINA, TION TO MAKE IT AS GOOD AS A CAR CAN BE MADE FOR "EVERY PART AND EVERY PROCESS THAT ENTERS INTO IT WE HAVE PERSONALLY ESTABL LISHED A STANDARD THE WORK DONE AND THE MATERIALS USED INEACE PART AND EACH PROCESS, IN EVERY CAR, MUST CONFORM TO TEAT STAND ARD. DODGE BROTHERS WILL ALWAYS GIVE TO THEIR CAR THAT OVER CARE WHICH THE PUBLIC EXPLOTS OF THEM”
2
PEOPLE HAVE IMPLICIT FAITH IN THE INTEGRITY OF DODGE BE "THERS' MANUFACTURING METHODS. BECAUSE OF THE NAME IT BEARS, YOU MAY BE SURE THAT THE PRINCIPLE BEHIND THE CAR WILL NEVER BE CHANGED A HAIRS BREADTE DODGE BROTHERS, HIVE: ONLY ONE IDEA IN THE UPBUILDING OF THEIR BUSINESS. THAT IS TO BUILD IT SO SOUNDLY AND 80 WELL THAT THE GOODWILL WHICH THEY HAVE WON WILL GROW AND ENDURE FOREVER
SHEWAN
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