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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
(Reuters Service to the China Mfail.)
KAISER'S ART TREASURES.
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Loxox, January 7th.
KAISER'S HIDEOUS WORK
"Will the Her Baiser understand now asked the Viano Sochudist **Arbeiter Zeitung.” in an article in which, availing itself of the abolitios of the censorship, it attacked William IT, with extreme vigente.
Everybody in Germany, the articlo ankle understands quite clearly, phiê A Havas message 'BAYS!— There was opposition at a sitting of the President Wilson theant in his k Armistice Commissing to the sale of theNote: only the Herr Kaiser dil not) Artistic treasures in the Imperial Palaces seem to grasp the President's mean fa Berlin and Potsdam. The sale, it WRA stated, would be contrary tor Armistice Now Wilson has said it i
tinctly, and Germany hear it if the roaditious,
PEACE CONFERENCE
POPE NOT IN IT.
LONDON, January 7th.
'A Havas message atatest Among the Delegates to the Peace Con- ference, who have arrived in Paris, is the Polish
Deputation, sent by General Pilsudski, announcing that there are not Ewo varieties... of Polish diplomacies abroad.
monarchical autocracy" which for a generation has been lying like an Alp'| Jon the German nation, does not d
appear cow, then the enemy must demand not pence negotiations, but capitulation..
The Kaiser has it there in black and white before him--that any hard and dishonouring conditions which the opponent insists on in conceding an armistice will be wholly and solely inposed because of him, and he will The combined Serbian-Creation-be to hland for them, " Blovene Delegation Ifas also arrived in Paris. The Delegation in headed by M. Politch, the Serbian Premier, with whom are M. Ribar, 1 Slovene M. Favichitch is a Crpat.
LONDON, January 7th.
A Havus message states: The French Press states that an agree ment, has been reached between the French. English and Italian Premiers, The Pope will not take part in the Peace Conference.
CONSTANTINOPLE NOW ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS.
If the German nation, after the hideous war brought down upon it by an inespersible autocrat, after a war full immensurable sucrifices and terrible Aufferings, bus to accept the very. severest conditions in order to reach an armistice, it will only have to thank the Kaiser. This is indeed an example of the love of a monarch for his people such as history has but seldorn shown
"There can be no doubt that the conditions for an amistice would have been considerably lighter i William Bad had the magausity- if one can call it such-to abdicate before Wilson's Note, was received. for immediately after. That "would have emphasised that the time of the Holienzollern
Losos. January 7th. A Flavas message states General Franchet Experny, commander of the Allied Armies in the East, has been transferred from Salonica ata Constan- absoluter of the tinople.
SOCIALIST CONGRESS.
LONDON, January 7th.
family had ended, and that of free- dom and independence had been ushered in. '"'
There is much talk of not acting under foreign pressure, but William Ishould not have waited för that pres-
it was exerted.
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A Havas message, states;— Swiss reports indicate that the authori-ure, but should have retired before
And whence the Mr D. Abraham ***Mr E. 14. Joseph Eles at Lausanne are not anxions that Mr. A Henderson's International Socialist frivolous idea that the people should Capt. J. Adcock Mr J. Judah
Mr and Mrs F. E. M. and Mrs H.
Hamilton Congress, announced for January 13th. yield to that pressure but that the Mr and Mrs E. G. MR. H. Yau Ketel
Mr J. N. Keys
" Stephens should take place at Lausanne, If the
HrA.B.H.Khoorshid Mr Hannter Mr P.W. Yermanica
Mr Wilson Federal authorities do not act the local user should not? He should giver derson
up that position which everyone now Mr and Mrs D. Mr and Mrs T. H. Rev. Halton magistrates will prevent the meeting.
regards as having been usurped.
EMBARGO ON GOLD SILVER
AND COPPER.
The Peking Diplomatic Corps, on December 23 replying to the Chinese Note of August 21 which submitted proposed regulations for the prohibi- tion of the export of gold, silver and copper, whether in the form of but. Lion, coin or manufactured articles, informed the Chinese Governmens that, after serious consideration, they desired to convey their agreement with the proposed measure subject to the following modifications of the regulations:-
(.) Exception should be made re garding the exportation of raw silver and silver coins in effecting payment for imported articles or settling similar indebtedness or forwarding salaries and other allowances to ne paid in silver or in case of remittance by other means entailing great loss, In the last mentioned, case, if the Commissioner of Customs considers exportation, undesirable, the Consul interested and the foreign banks at the port in question should be cou- sulted and the master decided in accordance with their views, but if the Consul and the banke do rot agree the matter should he decided between the Commissioner of Cus toms, the Consul and the banio by the decision of the majority. If the Commissioner of Customs considers
exportation necessary,
licence should be granted without further consultation of anyone.
(3) Exception should be made of silver and copper articles that are mot liable to be used as bullion, the sportation value of which named 's more than 30 per cent. higher than bullion of the same weight, or articles in which silver or copper are not the main ingredient....
(8) Exception should be made in he case of bullion containing less than 50 per cent. silver of copper.
(4.) The maximum amount of ilver coin which Chinese, Allied, American- and neutrul travellers are. allowed to carry should be fixed at $200 instead of $100, but it may be provided that any traveller passing moross the frontier frequently in a specified short period should not be allowed to carry more than $100 unless he is able to prove that the object a view nor the exporta tion of silver.
(5.) The conditions governing the exportation of gold should be the
"the ex me as those
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Anderson..
Arianna
Kino"
But he wishes to remain Kaiser, Mr and Ms J. Mr H. Krebs
Backhouse Mr and Mrs C uithough that will impoee the hardest
Mr M. Babadar Lauritse sacrifices on the people. That's Mr and Mrs Bakker Mr & Mr. Leach really atrocious. Millions have had Mr J. P. Ballantine and child to give their lives to assure the thain Krand Mra G. B. M. Cipt. H. E. Laver
Bannermani
Mis H. vander Leo tenance of the Kaiser's sway, yet he
Mr J.-H. Baring Madame Leiria hesitate to snake this infinitely MH. H. Bartlett Miss E.Lemaitre" · smaller sacrifice, and sets his per Mr L. Bockingsale Mr R. Leringe.:
Miss H. Lille sonal interests above all the needs of Mra E. R. Balifo the people and the Fatherland.
"A curious patriot, indeed, is this Kaiser, who regards his smallest per sonal advantage us infinitely import aut. A genuine Kaiser would rather proudly abdicate before he became in the eyes of the whole world the,cause of the humiliation of bis people. But what a puny person is this Kaiser, who has the audacity to set himself forward as an important and elevated personality.
Mr and Mrs K. F.MS. Longfeld y
Vanden Berg
Mr J. V. Lookeren Miss Vanden Berg Miss Alice In
and Mr. Sir G. Ludio Bercbeim & son Mr and Mrs N.
MacIntyre Mr Bouchet.
Mr RJ. Birbock Master Macintyre Major and Mrs G. D.Dr.G. W. Mackma
Black and son Mr and Mrs F. Mrs E. D. Blackburn Maitland Mr J.J. Blacker MrG.de Margusissae Ospt & Mis Branch Mr Fred. B. Marshal Mr OT. Breakspear Mr JH. Marsuan Mr.W. G. Browell Mr & Mra Mathieu" Madame de Matton Mr N. Burns "went on Mr H. A. Byron
nd child to express the belief that the German Mr and Mrs Calish Mr. Maurin
and child
Mr G. Mavor people will not endure hard condi- tions merely to keep William II on Mr R. V. Cameron Mr and Mrs T. R. E the throne, for the German antica Mr and Mrs E A. Meinnes
Carvalho
MR. Menasche
The "Arbeiter Zeitung
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Col J. Morewood
nows full well that its hideous pos- Mr H. Слугов Mr Geo. D. Mill
Charles Mrs M. Moet tion, in which it has drawn upon it-Miss B. self the hate of the whole world, is Mr M. Chem
the work of that Kaiser who, with Mr and Mrs J. U. Mr D. F. Morrison
Mr A, S. Murch
Clark his senseless and tactless speeches,r Horace T. ClarkeMr and Mrs D. B. bus challenged the whole civilised Mrs Cornelitson world.
My E. W. Cox Dr and Mri H. L.
Comming
Even if the enemy does not de- mand it, this ruler, guilty of having caused the war, must go. His ab- dication is really the emullest atoner A. W. 7. Dobben ment for the hideous frivolity of this war."*
Murray
KING EDWARD HEOTI
Mr D. J. Adams Mrs Kilbes & child 31rs B. Aliond Mrs Krahmaleff Miss A. Anderson Mrs B. Legge Dr M. E. Asger Mrs McAinch Mr R. W. Brundle Mrs E. M. McGee Mr A. Baloch M. F. W. McGrath Mr and Mrs Carbo Mr H. M. MaTavish Miss Carbo Cua Mrs A. Monro Mr & Mrs A. CourseM B. L. de Moore' Mr F. C. Crush "Mr. F. W. Moore. Mr T. B. Crihane Mr D. Nicholda Mr R. G. Doubleday Mr T.R. Osborne Mrs J. D.Edwarda Mer W, 6. Passmore Mr F. Forging Mr W. H. Price Dy A. Gibson Mr W. J. Reynolds Mr & Mrs Gregory Mr and Mrs C. B Mr C. T. Hall Rishardson
Mr & Mrs Fammer Mrs A. P. Sangster
and hmly || Mr G. Staprakov Mr. A. Hauna Mra Stubbings and Mr.A. Harrison": Ndaughter1
Mr F. Heathcote Mr J. C. Hupeter
Mr E Irving
Capt. & Mrs Swain Mr and Mrs. Under
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Mr and Mrs W.Mr and Mrs S. EL
Jackson
West and family
Mr B. James
PEAK HOTELS
Mr and Mrs Abney Mr Vohnson Major Apthorpe, Mr &. Lamblet
A,O
· Mrs Litt :: N
Mr and Mrs W. F. Mr. S. Archbutt Capt. & Mr Macaulay
Neeson
Mr J.8. Nicolson
Mrs I. Nolasco
Bra S. H. Penny.
Mr S. 8. Perry Capt. M. Picknell
Powell FF.
Mrs F. E. Davis Mr II. M. Curtis
Mr H. R. Dyson Madame E.Escan't Miss K. Eusnson
Mr and Mrs C. Mr. H. Fort
Powrie & children Mr Albert E Foute Mr S. G. Ratte Mr P.D. G. Gain M-E. H. Ray Mr E. 4. Ginder Mr W. Rosenthal Mrs J. M. Godeno Me W..Yan Rossen Mr and Mrs K. M. Mr L. C. argent
Grist
Col. J. W. Sears Mr O.E. Beyb Capt. T. P. Hall Capt. B. E. Hamilton Mis H. Sheehan
SYDNEY RACING SMASH. Mr M. G. Galluzzi Mise F, Besy
A national emseh occurred in the Bydney Farm Sties, the last event at War- wisk Fart races. Nine horse came down,
one was killed outright, and three jockeys and Mrs. W. A.Mr and Mia J. F.
Hannibal
Silva were injarel. no of them, an apprentice, S. Watmaugh, died on the way to the hospital. The horses and jockeys concern: Mr D. J. Bauscon, Mr F. da Silva.
ed were--Lonvoyer (A. Keys), Football Mr S. E. Hansen Miss H. F. Skinner
Mrs M.. Binde Mr G. Harper (G. Carter), Myryeila (J. Toohey), Chlors. lume (L. Sialy), Sporion (W. Hill), Borra-Mr H. E. Heacock Capt. B. Smith bogia (L O'Conner), Fair Murills (3. Dr and Mrs Henny, Mr L. Yan Son
2 children & nurseMrs W. Lparke Wal mough), Starmer (G. Pottery and
Mi se Hessing "Capt. J. Speed Dona Moss (W. Crockett).
Mr A. Hick Mr.V.Steensley "Thers" were; seventeen-tartors in the race, and the smash was caused by Chlore Mr and Ms S. E Me Charles Stone
Mr H. F. Stoneham Hodge lume, who was running fifth near the five A Hoigerson Mr C. P. Templeton farion gs post, stambling and falling. Most A. Shelton Hooper MrF. Travera of the boren Béhind her cama down, but
Capt. R. Innes the majority quickly regained their feet Mr. G. E. Hyda Mr M. Travers
and 3 children De Jennison
Mrs L. M. Joblin Mrs M. Joblin
M-Thon Vint!
Mr G. G. Wood
Mr G. Woudenberg Mr and Mrs
Walic
Donna Mons, however, was found to be Mr and Mr. IntreltLt. Col. Whitwell - killed outright, while Mervells was injured. The jockey Walmough was unconscious. and when examined in the casusity room
a found he had concussion of the bral He died before reaching the hospital.
to the hospital auffering from bruises and shook, while Siely, after, treatmenty was all owed to go home. All the other jockeys and horses escaped Injury...
portation of silvan Potter, the rider of Brurmer, was admitted!
(.) The regulations should remain in force until the interested Powers deem them no longer necessary.
(7.) In Article 1. of the draft re- sgulations the sentence regarding the shipment of silver, etc., from one Chinese port to another should be. samended to read: These regula tions shall not be applied to the hipment of such from one port to another
"
(8.) Provision should be made for the, exportation of silver, etc. the ultimate destination
China, as in the case.
ion to Yunnan through
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ENEMY LONG-RANGE GUN.
The Bavarian military authoritize have Issued the following information concern."
time. The preparations for the bombard ment took frem alx to nine months. The calibre of the gun was 21 cantimetres; the weight of the projectile 100 kilos the charge was nearly the same. The angie which the gun was discharged wAS STY five degrees and the projectile reached a height, in its fight, of thirty-five kilome tres. There were no trials. The fire was based purely on calculations. There were always two pana in positions, Thase post- tions were prepared beforehand on plát- farms of reinforced concrete. The runs were Bmored on zails and mounted with cranes. It in the Bavarian grand headquarters which have issued these particulares:
POST OFFICE.
The parcel post service to Daba suspended:
To la valled that all restrictions is to the use of wireless Telegraphy by Merchant Vestes on the China. Atation have been'
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The Services to Germ-ny, Austria, Bull; garia and the Ottoman Empire ara suspended.
No unofficial letter addressed to ‘A bachan, Ahwas or Mohammarsh in the Persian Gulf may orood eight ounces in weight.
The insured letter and insured parcel serier between Egypt (or in frazalt [through"Egypt) and Cyprus are tempor.
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"Jaimeared paresis for the United Kin dom will in fature be forwarded from Hongkong in bags and the Pablo are therefore advised to pack such pardola very carefully.
- Ukti farther notice parcela for ciril address in the provinces of Unine, Vicens, Trevisa Padua, Venice, and Bel- Jane in Italy will not be secopied for transmission unless posted under the British War Offico Permit.
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