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"EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from. Page 1.) [Router's Servics to the China Muik)

NEW YORK STRIKE.

WASHINGTON January 11th. In accordance with the cabled, request at President Wilson, the War Labour Board will meet in New York on January. 13th to decide regarding the strike Menawhile the Board urges the resumption of work on the assurance that the Bourd will promptly establish equitable wages and working conditions.

NEW YORK. January 13th.

Kast of the marine workers in New Work responded to the Lahour Board's appeal to resume work..

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-'ANARCHIC BUENOS AIRES.

FORNOS AIRES, January 11th." Alto night-long negotiations with the Government officials, the strikers voted in Eavour of ending the general strike, pro- vided the demands of the Yasena icon work, strikers were granted.

BUINOM AIRES, January 13th In spite of the statement that the strike hed terminated, there was a recrudescence of shooting as well as grent disorder all night-long.

BOATS DUE TO ARRIVE AND DEPART.

"[This schedule of boats due to sirs and depart is not complete as yet, but as soon as full information, concerning the movements of ocean-going ships with Hongkong as a port of call can be so cured, it will be published complete in` this column.j

VESSELS DUE TO ARHĪVE

JANUARY 17th.. KITANO MARU NYE, from Sydney, with mil

SADO MARU, N.T.E., from London, via Singapore, with mail.

JANUARY 19th.

PRIAM, Band S., from Japa.

BANUARY-21st. NIKKO MARU, N.I.K., from Japas, with mail.

JANUARY 2ind.. ECUADOR, Paciße Mail, from San Francisco

SIBERIA MARC. F.K.K., from San Francisco, with mail.

JANUARY 23rd.

TAMBA MARU, NY.K, from Japan, An attack on the Post Office was revia Shanghai, with mail.

JANUARY 27th. polled with machine-guns.

In attacks on the Vasena,Works, 20 were INALA MARU, N.Y.K., from Londen, filled and wounded.

All the Government buildings are being blosely guarded and all labour meetings prohibited.

Loxboy, January 13th.

via Singapore, with mail.

A telegram from New York says that! Buenos Aires is apparently in the hands of an unshackled anarchy, which commit pore expasses, thefts, and indiscriminate mur- deza.

BUENOS AIRES, January 12th. The "Commander of the Government. troops reports that 230 were killed and 700 wounded in the strike rioja.

FADEREWSKI CHOT AT.

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COPENHAGEN,

January 12th

A telegram from Vienna states that a man entered, M. Paderewski's room as the hotel he was staying in and fired a abot at him. M. Paderewski was slightly Wounded.

Some arrests were made and the pri soners stated that the plot was arranged

by the "Bolsheviks.

THE BERLIN CAULDRON.

A GROWING INSANITY.

Laxnos, January 19th. In connection with the Frankfurter Zeitung's statement regarding the tree, Berlin semi-oficial message states that the Government troops and Spartacists' who surrendered, signed an agreement on the evening of January 10th by which the Government undertook aut to receive reinforcements and to cease hostilities.

The resumption of hostilities, was sub ject to twelve hours notice.

COPENHAGEN January 13th. Heavy fighting again blazed up in Ber- lin on January 11th and contínued all night long.

JANUARY 28th.

HYSON, R. and S., from Japan..

JANUARY 1st. CYCLOPS, B. and S.. from Sioga-

FEBRUARY 2nd. PYRRHUS, B. and 8., from Liverpool. ATREUS, B. and S., from Liverpool. FEBRUARY 11th. HECTOR, B. and S., from Liverpool. FEBRUARY 18th. ELPENOR, B. and 8.. from Liverpool.

FEBRUARY 2e6d. AGAPENOR, F. and S., from Liverpool. PROTESILAUS, B. and S., form Sing pore.

DEPARTING VESSELS.

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JANUARY 18th, SADO MARU, 2 via Shanghai

KITANO MARU, N. Y. K., for Japan.

JANUARY 18th. OBICAGO MARC, 0.8.K. from cover and Lacoms.

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JANUARY 25th.

The correspondeat of the Frankfort Wagner Bureau in Berlin reports that as a result of the fighting the Spartacists in all the occupied buildings of the news- paper quarter including the Bureau, as well as the Police Headquar- Java. kare, surrendered without combat. They were release after they had given up their #reapons and munitions. This is appar- andy the first substantiel success of the Lloverament troops who, although being strengthened airily, are said to be losing in political prestige.

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· JANUARY-28th.

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The fate of Herz Liebknecht is still not! clear. It is reported that Herr Ledebour was captured in the fighting in the For waerts building which was wrecked, and where 400 Spartacists were killed.

INADA MARU, N. Y. K., for Japan.

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Miss K. Euanson Mr S. G. Rattee

Mr E E. Ray. Mr P. D. G. Gain Mr N. C. Galluzzi Miss E. Emy

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Goldsmith

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M.C. D. Green

Mr O. E. Beyb GROTIUS, J. C. J. L for San Capt. T

T. P. Esl Mrs H. Shoeban Francisca

Mr and Mrs W. A.Capt. E. B. Simmons FEBRUARY 3rd.

Miss H. F. Skibser Hannibal PIREHUS, B. and S., for Japan, via Mr D. J. Hanson Mra M. Slade

Mr.S. H. Habsen, Capt Smith Shanghai

Mrs W. H. WILIS, J. C. J. L., for San Francisco. Mr G. Harper

Sparks ATREUS, B. and B., for Japan, vis Mr and Mrs C. F.Mr V. Steensley Government reinforcements en route to Shangbai.

Herglin

Mr H. F.. Stonekarr Berlin, were bold up at Leutsch in

CYCLOPS, P. and B., for Beattle, via Dr and Mrs. Henny Mr L W. Strawn Saxony, upon the orders of the Leipzig Japan. Soviet, and disarmed; after a sharp. con- dict in which many were killed and Wounded.

Since the beginning of the revolution it is stated that 1,300 Spartacista were led and a still larger number wounded, M. Radek and General von Eictora the latter is alleged to be the real ebel loader-have taken up their headquarters in the big Boitzow brewery, with strong forces. There are directing operations from there.

BALE, Jenuary 12th.

A telegram from Munich states that thousands of workers went in procession to the Foreign, Ministry and demanded the liberation of sight arrested Spartacist Leaders,

Herr Eisner, at first," refused to receive the Delegation, but finally consented in order to avoid the repetition of events in Berlin

AMSTERDAM, January 12th."

A Munich oficial message states that Herr Eianer bas telegraphed, to the Gov ernment in Berlin that the murderous civil war in Berlin mast end, otherwise A Germany will alowly perish.

Berlin's example everywhere is pro ducing insanity.

The galy means of salvation apposes tó be a Government sustained by the con

of the people and comprising all

Palist parties,

COPENHAGES, January 12th

M. Radek has issued a manifeste to the Sportacista - stating that the Russian Army is en route to Berlin,

COPENHAGEN, January 12th. Two thousand Spartacists in Hanover commandeared the railway train and are proceding to Berlin,

COPENHAGEN, January 12th The Independent Socialists in Berlin are willing to recept the Government's conditions provided that elections for the National Assembly are

Postponed

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January

19th The

Communists replaced the Majority Socialists on the Workers Council and telegraphed to the Ebert Government demanding its resignation.

STRAIGHT AT IT inERE is no use of our "benting

They also telegraphed to the Easalan Boboviets hoping that the revolution would be as victorious in Russia

Germany,

# LUXEMBURO A REPUBLIC.

Merz, January 11th Republic ng been proclaimed in Litxemburg.

The Grand Duchess has retired to her Castle

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