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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

Renter's Service to the China Mail.)

(Continued from page 2). ".

GERMAN CIVIL WAN.

which have

BAL, January 8th. The latest news from Berlin show that Anarchy continues. The reign of dis- organisation of all administrative ser #ices is becoming more marked.

The Spartacists occupy the Govern tacat Printing Works and cuatrol the Berlin

railways,

coase Junning. The

Spartacists are apparently aiming cutting off communications between the Capital and the surrounding districts, with the object of delaying the arrival of the trojr,

There was violent fighting at noon yesterday near Wilhelm Flatz

The Spartacists are shouting out death to the blood-suckers Ebert and Schiedeman. They were only barely re pulsed by the troops from reaching the Chancellery.

The Spartacists possess a number of guns, and motor, cars for the transport. and distribution of munitions sadare now besieging the barracks of the Third Regiment of Guards,

LONDON, January 10th. Owing to the absence of details as re gards the numbers engaged in street Lighting and the casualties inflicted, it is still impassible to confidently gunge the extent and severity of the Spartaceta bid for supreme power.

All the latest reports confirm that there

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Peuter's Service to the China Muiz.)

Herr Tiek. The last-named is the Pre- sident of the Spartacus League

Spartasista, led by a sailor, attempted to overturn the Government of Bebewerin Mecklenberg's They occupied the pub Ec buildings and barracks, but subse quently the soldiers gjested and defeated the sailors.

1 The Spartacists strongholds are being

closely besieged

1

A considerable weakening of their movement is already discernible.

It is condently anticipated that the Government will completely reassert ita authority.

The newspaper Germania, asserts that 1,000 Russian Bolaberists, disguised as Germans, have reached Berlin.

Private advices from: Berlin state that the fighting will probably last a week, and will undoubtedly resalt in a completo victory for the Ebert Governmect.

NAVY FEATS,

THINGS NOT TOLD, BEFORE.

LONDON, January 9th."

Sir Eric Geddes, speaking at a con- sert to wounded Overses troops at Oat lands, Surrey, said that he would give and the palm for being best, bravest pluckiest section of the

Navy to the men of the Twentieth Mine-laying Flotilla, who incessantly penetrated the

the huge Ger man mine-fields off

the

for German vessels. channels In consequence of British

blocking

has been violent fighting, but they declare 100 Gesman craft were caught mines

+

the

that Berlin on the morning of January first six months of last year, 9th

was quieter, after

night-long. On one occasion, four of these mine struggle

in which the Government troops inyers, after spotting six German, outpost recaptured a number of buildings. The boats, successfully passed through the Government in now steadily regaining the mine-field and laid mines, and, return- ing, mopped up all the six German. upper-hand

The Government has received messages vessels, capturing the crews, from any parts of Berlin that they are The British mine-barrier below Ostend without water, and lighting, and owing had captured 17 submarines in one to the seizure of the works, the provision month. depots

have been stormed and the "feed- The first German mutiny was caused ing of the soldiers and civilians inter- by the enemy's men's refusals to face our

mines laid just below the surface.

Asert that if the Spartacist strongholds do not suspender they will res duco

Eichhora's surrendered

Generik artillery and acroplanes.

gard Ambered 3.000.

The Spartacists scored a great coup la the State printing works, there capturing the by taking possession of a huge sam of paper money, *

On the other hand the Government roops have achieved valuabic auccess by reconquering the railway head offices.

Herr Liebknecht was lightly wounded y a hand grenade on January 6th.

• BALE, January 8th.

The German newspapers state that a Division, with artillery and machine gurs, from Potsdam, and the Chasseurs from Lubeck, are marching on Berlin to the Government aid.

THE ROOSEVELT OBSEQUIES.

NEW YORK, Japuary 9th. In a light snowstorm, the late, President Roosevelt was buried at Oyster Bay, after a funeral service at which Mr. Thomas R. Marahall, the Vice-President, representing President Wilson, also re- presentatives of the Allied Governments, and a distinguished body of Americans were present.

Mr. Lloyd George cabled "the sympathy ot the British people.

Business was suspended at the time of the appointed interment.

New York, January 10th Ex-President Roosevelt left half a mil- lion dollars of which 880,000 will be Government troops occupy Potsdam And some of the Berlin railway stations, divided amongst his children and the re- But railway traffic has ceased in Berlin minder goes to his widow.

oing to the fact that, the trains are. being fired ou

The Berlin Bourse, also the Frankfurt Banks and the Stock Exchange, re

closed.

POLAND,

AMSTERDAY, January 9th.

A telegram from Berlin states that the

The workers and soldiers occupying the Poles advancing from Kolmar 'encounter.

·Wolf Bureau in Berlin are armed with ed a German Volunteer Company on hand grenaries.

the Polca retreated. January 8th. Heavy fighting ensued, and

The Spartacists at Dortmund and Nuremburgized the newspaper offices supporting the Ebert Government and burned the printing press.

The Germans captured Kolmar and Weissenboche,

1 The losses on both sides were very

PARIS, January 8th.

BASLE, January 9th Fighting continues on the Under-Den- heavy. Linden, but the Government is now rapid-

Four Polish delegates arrived to meet 15 receiving military reinforcements and count on the support of 80,000 loyal M. Clemenceau and M. Pichon, to obtain troops, including 6,000 guardsmen, be recognition of the Polish State; also to sides the demobilised men who baye ask for. Military assistance and food wolunteered

thetr services, alat the "Deslin supplies. Carrison who have thrown in their let COPENHAGEN, "January 10th. with the Government, in consequence of the incoming troops hostility at the

outral attitude hitherto cbserved.

General von Eichhorn's guard have also deserted.

AMSTERDAM, January 9th.

states..

The Frankfurter Zeitung states that three Army Corps will be employed to recapture the province of Posen and to protect Silesia.

ODDS AND ENDS.

The Frankfurter "Nachrichten

A telegram from. Prague atates that that street fighting attained an un-eight revolver shots were fired at the parelleled intensity in Berlin

the Czecho-Slovak Premier, M. Kromárez, night of the 7th. A terrific cannonade who was not wounded. continued until the next morning.

DELHI, January 9th.

The journal declares that the Govern- ment remain masters of the situation.

The National Congress carried a re- Large forces, especially of artillery, are solation moved by Mrs. Begabt demand- being continually sent to Berlin. ing freedom for the people and the Herr Ebert has re-affirmed his absolute Press," and complete autonomy within confidence as regards the issue of the the shortest possible period Spartacist challenge.

The Government troops re-occupied the Imperial Printing:

Wor AMSTERDAM January 8th. A telegram from Berlin states that five Folice Corps are at present undertaking the maintenance of arder.

AMSTERDAM, January 9th."

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Before the full court of appeal com posed of Chief Justice (Sir William Rees-Davies, K.C.) and the Puiane Judge (Mr. Justice H. H. Gomperta) this morning, an appeal was heard in which Ip Chicum made an application that the rule isi for a writ of Habeas Corpe be made absolute.

Mr. Eldon Potter (instructed by Mr. Goldring) appeared for the prisoner while the Hon., Mr. H. Kemp, Attorney General (instructed by Mr. G. H. Wakeman) was for the Crown.

The history of the case is that tha 26 96 34 76 prizonar, who was robber, was arrested 26 20 26 72 in Macao for a crime committed there He managed 25 23 70 and put in prison." 23 57 1969 however, to escape from jail and 203 213 205-626 being a wealthy man took refuge in Hongkong where he was located by the Macao Authorities and an appli cation for his extradition was made. The case was heard before Mr. J. R. Wood at the Magistracy and followed y an application by prisoner to the Chief Justice for a rule wrist. The appl cation was granted and the rasa came before their lonships this morning that the rale nii may be made absolute.

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·SUICIDE AND CRIME.

565

A Chinese girl, 13 years of age living at 11, Graham Street, committed. suicide by hanging herself from the bec post. The body was sent to the Mortuary.

Lantau Village, according to a report from Shantankok, was visited on Satur: day, the 10th instart by a gang of robbers. They ransacked the village and stole mones and jewellery to the value of $209.

Two robbers entered No. 89, Bonham

Before beginning his arguments, Mr. Potter informed the court that the Attorney General wished to argue on a preliminary point as to the procedure to be followed and also as to who should begic

The Chief Justices I have considered that point, and if the Attorney General would look into the cases, he would find that the custom was for the prisoner to begia and the Crown thow cause why the application should not be granted.

The Attorney General, said that be was going to prove that the English practice was invariably for the Crow to begin.

Mr. Foster and the practice in this court was a uniform ona and why the Court should be asked to disregard this practice, at this stage, he did tot understand

The Chief Justica. We are living in ́a radical eget ero,”.

The case is proceeding.

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SIBERIA

POST OFFICE

Parcels of Tra, as gilts, may now be sont by post to the United Kingdom: It is however, advisable, owing to the fact that parcels are forwarded in bags, to send parcels weighing" or 7, 158. rather than ones weighing 11 lbs. Small parcels have a better chance of escaping: [damage than large ones.

The latest dates of wrails.received from England yesterday were: London 23rd November-Manchester 24th November, and Liverpool 25th Novembar, A mail despatched from London between the 15th and 23rd November has not yet arrived:

The pares, post service to Cuba is suspended...

It is notified that sil restrictions as to the usa of wireless Talegraphy by Merchant, Tessa's on the China Station have been, abolished.

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No unofficial letter addressed to Abadan, ahwaz de Modammorah in the Parsian Gulf may exceed eight canoes in weight

The insured. latter and insure parcel sscvices between Egypt for in timosit through Egypt) and Cyprits are tempor- | scily suspended.

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ARRIVALS OF STEAMERS.

JANUARY 11, 1919. YUNG SHEN, Chi., 999 tons, from Saigon, Chan Cheng, 014.

CERY, Uhi, 953 tons, from Wuebow, Capt. Hong Chin, On Tik, wharf.

HOKWAL, Chi; 28 tams, from Wuchow. Capt. Shaw, B. & &, Bil.

NAM BO, Chi, sie tone, from Hai-

JADE, French, 328 tens, from. Bai- phong, Capt. Kulovis. Kwong Hing, C45. phong, W.C. Jack, B9.

SAN NING, Brit., 303 tons, from West River, Capt. McKetchnie, Shin Hing, wharf..

CHUNG ON," Chi, 356 tons, from

Fachow, Capt. Brath, Sai. Hing, wharf.

DILWABA, Brity 3.450 tons, from Shanghai, Capt. Walker, F. & O Booy 21:

NANKING, Amer.. 5,099 tons from San Francisco, Capt. Dobson, China Mail, Al Buoy

AGAMEMNON Brit. 4,481 took

From Singapore, Capt. Eanney, B. & 8.

HOL PING, Port 445 tons, from Holbow, 048.

SHANSI Brit., 1,928 tons, from Kin Hou. Capt. McCulloch, B. & 8., 810.

KOCHOW, Brit., 182 tons, from Wachow, Capt. Jones, W. whart.

· BOSHU MARU, Jap., 1,508 tons, from Swatow, Capt. Inone, 0.8.E.. what

TENSHIN MARU, Jap., 9,494 tons, from Moji, Capt. Yoshizaki, N.I.K., wharf.

NAM KAM, Chi., 493 tons, from Hi- Thong; Cpt. Thirtwell; Wo Fat, CSEL

VENEZUELA, Amer., 3,413 tons, from San Francisco, Capt. Yardley, P.M.8.8., wharf

JANUARY 12, 1019.

FORTHOS, French, 7,235 tons, from

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straud West at 3 am this morning and left hurriedly when the alarm was raised. Shortly afterwards, an Indian coustable met n Chinese in the vicinity, A telegram from Vienna states that the who ran away when he saw the con State Council fixed the elections of the Constituent Assembly for February 28th, stable. On Ending himself pursued, be Mr. Castle of the American Red Cross

turned round and draws revolver. is in the Colony after one months of hard Saigon, Capt. Lauriol, M.M. Co., Baoy. LONDON, January 9th.

The constable grasped his wrist in times work on behalf of that Society in Siberia He overpowered the fellow. with the and will give an informal tük at the help of a Marine Sergeant who had ongtong Hotel-st 10 am to-morrow." come up in response to the constable's tir hoped the attendance will be big as call for assistance. The revolver, which had five chambers, was fully loaded and 1 Castle wishes especially to tell the two more rounds were found in the Brits Bed Cross workers about the use man's pocket. Mr. J. R. Wood, before reads of the materials they have been whom the man was brought up this sending up to. Siberis and also as to what in accordance with the request of the he says will be many. Mr. G. E. Ander morning, formally remanded the case, the future requirements will be. These, Polica

Bon, Consul General for the United States, will take the chair.

The situation in the Balkans-continues Generál von Eichborn received the difficult owing to lood shortage. '. Government delegation, deputed to instal

LONDON, January 8th. his successor, with a revolver in his hand, Supplies have already been sent under and declared that he would only yield to force until the case had been properly an armed guard to Vienna. adjudged, whereupon the delegation dir

Batasa January 8th The Minister of Justice, M. Vander- creetly withdrew,

enemy announced that every jam' välde, LONDON, January 10th The most significant hows of the situa, alien who had had relations with the Ger tion in Berlin to-day is the telegram from ane rould be expelled from Belgium

forthwith.. Zurich stating that General yon Eichhorn,

AMSTERDAM, January 4th. aded.

The ex-Kaiser has undergone a success- ful cperation on his ear

BASLE, January 19th

The Government has appointed the Majority Socialist Herr Richter Chief 0: Police, temporarily,

AMBTERDAM January 8th.

A telegram from, Berlin says that stato of siege has been proclaimed. The Government troops unsuccessfully en deavoured to recapture the Wolf Bureau

HOLLAND BEING REASONABLE

THE HAGUE, January 8th

(STRAIGHT AT IT.

THERE is no use of our "beating around the bush." We might as

CROUP.

The Dutch Government announces the well out with it first sug, inst. We want TWERY young child in seceptible to British Government has been informed you to try Chamberisin's Cough Remedy croup. Don't wait until this dread that it does not object to the transport the next time you have a cough or coldful diseast attacks your little one before by Dutch waterways, of provisions for the There is no reason so far so we can see you prepare for it. It comes in the AMSTERDAY, January 9th troops of occupation in Germany, and to why you should not do so. This prepar- tight hen chemists abopa are usually The Handelsblad Correspondeate the use of the Scheldt, for demobilisedation by its remarkable cures has gained closed, and this alone should be a ward- phoned yesterday froni Berlin that the negotiations between the Spartacists and troops returning home, providing that a world wide reputation, and people ing. Get and beep Chamberlain's Cough the Government ntterly failed.

the transport is not regarded as a pre- everywhere. speak of it in the highest Bemedy at hand. It never fails, acta all quickly and is absolutely harmlese For Chemista and Storekeepers..

ale by all Chemists and Storekeepers. The former were endeavouring to cedent, is made under the commercial terms of praise. It is for sale by all secure an abatement of the Government Bag and does not include munitions. conditions but the Government wAO - adamant, AN

Hero Noske stated that the Government position is being strengthened hourly, because volunteers, are flowing in.

UNITED STATES OF IRELAND,

LONDON, January 7th

The Shortacists were driven out on the The Daily News correspondent rat erening of January 7th from the Potsdam Dublin states that Mr. Stephen Gwynne. nd Anhalt railway stations, also from ex-ME., is heading the new campaign to 4 Brandenburg Gate and the railway introduce a now federal system in Ireland Lead offices, phy The main idea is to overcome. Ulstar's

Heavy fighting, Artillery

ry participat objection to Home Rule simultaneously O occurred at the Central Telegraph avoiding the partition of Ireland by creat moe No details have yet been received. ing at least two, and probably three State governments federated under ya Central

Bens, January 9th. Irish Government,

A telegram from Berlin, dated Jan Bir Gwynne statos. that the schemo fary! Sthe states that the Spartacists have should be formulated, influentially signed, inblished a new Government styled the and submitted to the Peace Conférence, Revolutionary Cotimition comprising the Conference is willing to receive it. For Liebmann, Herr Ledebour; and-

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