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Lopes, Juy 13th.

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MOROCCO FIGHTS.

In the grens priumphal arch through!

MADRID, July 4th. An official statement from Morocco London. which is one of the most unpert states that Kaisuli, at the head of a large and events in the rear Lentrations or of rebels. furiously attacked the Admirar Sir David Beatty will bead the Spaniards between Larache and, Tetuan Navy

while Field Marshall Sir Douglas tighting lasted the whole day and nigh

Icertain other Generali will lead

jet "July (2th- parti The Spaniards repulsed the attacks, in-

Haig, which all arms wit

the

eipate induline at Women's Corps, and

THE CHINA MAIL.

PACIFIST TEASING.

is

UF IN SHROPSHIRE.

WEDNESDAY, JULY`29 (919."

U.S.A CABLE AND

GRIEVANCES OF

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. SHIPPING

À SONE IN PARLAMENT

SQU RE

RESTRICTIONS.

WEATHER REPORT,

aur, with massed standards. coloure.ng very heavy losses on the enemy is enough that the Germans, or, who had actually sent in three forms. Parliament, is scarcely a matter for ferntrol of shipping have been cun

In general I do not find my friends |much interested in the resettlement got two months' furlough to go to A soldier with two wound stripes of the world. It is too large a ques his old work on a farm by his own

The American Consul General has Japan and Flaivostock. Fressam, has July 13d. 1994m.--No returns from tion for the May weather. Atlantic fight is more dramatic, and was taken to hospital at Prees Camp, the price of à summer suit more only two miles away. His CO. saidment Square, when demonstrators cubes will terminate at p.. on over the hits ba

received instructions from Washing, decreased slight to moderately at the The home. He injured his ankle, and

ten indicating that all restriction majority of orting stations, The furgent.

fanposed by the United States Cenare indictions of the formation of movement of the war with pallid lesser authority declares this is im Park in support of the claims of dis

trough remains stationary, and there The regrettable scene in Parlinsorship authorities on the use of the depression in it western extremity day Men who followed every he was to be demobilised, but some who attended a meeting in Eyde July 23 anxiety take na: interest its.

in possible, on the excuse that no form charged sailors and soldiers made an eyed instructions to the effect that es denary 180 37.84 inches, Honkong Kinfalt for the 4 boar outcome.

The Consul General has also elevi at 10 m to-day. 2.00 ipcb. For Martius it had been sent in by the employer, fattempt to reach the Houses of a bunker regulations involving the

The man is now returned to duty, suprise.

aminst en verge of 47.96 inches.

and horses and cattle stand idle forf with the grievance of the men who, the work he wants to do awaits him, and impossible not to sympathise 1989.

For in the 21 hours eading t It is easy to understand, oled as of the date of July 14, want of him, for the farmer rightly having served their country by sea considers breeding mares and stal and land and having now been lions no fit duty for a land girl's demobilised, find themselves unable attention.

Tinda

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ITALY.

to quote him correctly, the Huns, quite sure that they know it. The are well thrashed. If only he were least conceivable indication of a doubt sets Martius bristling in a moment. A kindly soul who dees not want babies to die of starvation, he holds the smallest "concession to physical bargaining, and bargaining implies

The Spanish casualties were considerable Antasian South-African and The Spanish casualties in the fighting

MADRID. July 16ph. Indian durus will also march in the were in killed and 23. wounded, pageant.

the most impressive moments! will be Whitehall, where the procession will get the stately memeria? to the de, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyense

ROME, July 13th. Social

ial yowing downmadiation will be

The Chamber passed a rate of confidenes served alone she moune for fealth Government by 3 votes needs suspect because it savours of

after a speech by the Premier, Signor

aml

for wounded men. with dase in Boris.

Seindbine will also participate in the open air festivities in the parks. The entertainme with inece old English danes, las encerts and plays are Being arranged

BOLSHEVISM

Asthonian communique states:-- The advance of the Bolshevists in The Morris will be prrerdente«Hy

tenaanland is practically at a stand. A vonand dation, is already veravgaing to capture Pskoff. Sanguinary silf But the Reds are strenuously endea diliit gabu

Pans, July thi

Fighting procerda Marshal Pah has arrived in London.

he was worked at his station by

intheus certavinets

It is moned that Marshal Foch will! Biener 12lygu ieje,

probably lead the Fach contingent, with

vis a mai Perdana Las arrived in Lon.

Lones, Joly pl. kened by Mr. Winston

Lpos, July 15th.

q'haureball,

4

In comedian, with the Peace Cebra ticas the etening newspapers are publishing on July worth.

ANOTHER PLEA FOR KAISER.

not

PENHAGEN, July Foch,

*

LONDON, July 16th.

Maransk. dated July with which The War Other issues a despatch from

garrison at Tiydiya, I rides south-west Five hundred Bolshevists attacked our

but of course he always knew that We should be

'done." In fact, Martius, though convinced that this capable of nations. is no less sure is the greatest, strongest, and most that it is perpetually overreached by treason of every statesman whom it feebleness, fatuity. and incipient every other nation on account of the

the grumbling is for form's sake: chooses as its representative. But

sixpence more though well aware Martius is the cabman who asks for that he is already overpaid.

If Pluvius has a weakness it is ar pursuing force picked up dad that he will always rise to a bait. and nang wounded. had no casualThe Martian truculence is more than he can stand, and he took a Pen-unes from the district west of Lake line which he knew would open the mega attacked she Bolshevists whe ha floodgates. "The great advantage anded on the Shunga Feninsula, killing of the peace terms, to my mind,"

COPENHAGEN. July 15th:

he said, is that they restore the moral unity of the world."

Martius.

"I am glad you see that," said They set up a League' of all decent peoples and keep the Huns is no moral unity with. Huns." in their right place outside. There

They were eaten after hours

Kapeselen, west of Lake Onega. hting, and retreated towards the scuth, Jarning the bridges. The enemy suffered fconsiderable lan

BALDIN

Rs His Friedrich of Saxony has pele | grupist to His Alajesty the King of Eng bthat the Reds occupied Ekaterinburg, the A Bolshevik: windless message status and appealing in to his influences important town in the Ural District.

Bradit the ex-Kaiser,

U.S. POLITICS.

WASSENATION, July 15th Presiden Wilson will soon be proceed

ing a gour of the United States. He will pens at every important town on Asif of the League of Nations.

The Berbicans in the Senate ate

attacking the Erazu, aly the Shantung

brichet

NOT SO LONG AS FRANCE CAN HELP IT.

Sit

July 14th

LONDON, July 15th. A recent decker, signed by M. Lenin Jorders all deserters to rejoin within seven days, otherwise they will be liable to the death penalty.

SHIPWRECKS AT VALPARAISO,

VARPARIS, July 15th. A violent stora is racing. There were ang shipwreck including the German also the sailing vessels retkili and Fane. interned steamers Thuds and Festfalen, The loss is estimated at £100,000.

VALPARAISO, July 15th.

"

collective

the

were

THE "NAGOYA.”

According to a telegram received from Singapore the F. & O. s.

Nagoya is expected to arrive at

26.

the

and

100 of the 24h.

nking to Osp Rock. E

winds, frosh: far.

-Franss Channel. Light variable

winds.

14

X-South coast

of China between Joncking and Lamocka, The same as No. 1.

4-South coast of Chins betwego Hogg and Esim. fresh.

N.E. winds,

ROYAL OBSERVATORY HONGKONG, DAILY WEITHRR REPORT.

Station.

JULY 23, 1919.-.0.

Wind

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divestock 6a. muro

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29:07

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8.78

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29.89 29.7

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Hamidity.

Directin.

Porco.

Westher.

to obtain civil employment. These my childon Ricers, veni, declaring that Italy must closely some life left in the other party, only knows that her husband and ignored. It is infinitely to be reHongkong at 6 am.. Saturday, July |

men have established a claim to con aideration-quite apart from mere aden celebrations promise to vily would nos intervene in Russia andis aciously pleased with Ver-responsible? What of the men who should have been allowed to grow

Fand cordially suffuborte with the Allies. On the whole, however, Martius son were taken from her? Is she

gratitude which cannot possibly be

Services are being organised at enched. Hungary unless they attacked her.

gretted that their natural discontent rate and chanches.

sale. He grumbles about the in-opposed the war? demnity to hear thousands of miible? Your blockade hits all alike. fortunate incident. On the whole, absorb as far as possible the large

Are they respon until it resulted in such an un- lions rattle through Marties's con- The economic

servitude presses the country has not been unmindful number of ex-Service men who were versation makes one feel a Croesus, equally on the just and the unjust." LONDON, July 13th. --

of its obligations-many and great-unemployed. "Ah. well, my dear fellow to the fighting men, and it is in no course of his reply, said that "while Martius assumed a tone of melan: mood, let us hope, to become so, but the Prime Minister's appeal to Mr. Wardle, in the choly righteousness, in this world the difficulties of the situation have employers of labour had been helpful guilty. Vicarious justice, colective of some agitators who profess to employment for disabled men, it had the innocent must suffer for the been much increased by the action in stimulating interest in providing punishment, sad necessities, sad have the interests of the discharged not met with a response which made a Belgian village to the ground beunrest to produce strikes and the past the Department had been care. necessities."

sa 'or and soldier most at heart. The any substantial difference in the size "So that when the Germans burned influences exerted to foment Labour of the problem. For some weeks put the Mayor and half a dozen lead-held largely responsible for the con- mitted by the Rotherham Employ cause one villager sniped them, and threatenings of strikes must be fully considering the scherne sub for the same reason, it was just and bed, and suffered, and the police. permanent settlement of the problem ing men in front of a machine-gunflict between those who had fought, ment Committee which suggested a justice, and a sad necessity? Why which forbids the approach of any Service sailors, soldiers and airmen on Yagasaki. punishment, vicarious There is an Act of Parliament of employment for disabled ex- did you get so hot in denouncing it, procession to either House when sita national basis. It had been decided Kagoshina. as you certainly did? If you may ting, and it is clearly the duty of the that, as a first step, this schemestima starve women and children as a sad police to prevent a procession doing must be submitted to the Labour ha necessity, why not shoot them as a so. sad necessity?. It's an casier death, correctly stated that he did not think meeting of that Committee would Weihaiwe 699.81 15 after all."

An Inspector of Police quite Resettlement Committee,

Ruain Inlandi the responsible leaders of the men shortly be held for this purpose. "You are pleased to be paradox desired any violence, but that there Several local employment committees Istans.....

Hankowa cal, Pluvius. You know, quite well was a small element in the crowd and the Yorkshire Employment | inkisag there is a distinction."

which got out of hand and becare Council had been pressing very Shanzhat. "Oh," said Pluvius, I quite grant baton charge by the police, with the national factories for disabled men, harp Pk7 that there was a distinction at the result that six per cas were admit but they had been informed that the Amoy

somewhat unruly. The result was a strongly for the establishment of nutzlaf

Changahs beginning. We had, I believed then, ted to hospital, suffering from slight Minister of Labour was not prepared to On the contrary" Pluvius rejoin on our side. I hoped we should keep was also detained for treatment. It adoption of this proposal until it was Trinan... and I believe now, absolute justice rounds, and a mounted constable to urge on the Government theo... declares that there has been disporediscovered. We have been going had done so there would always have might be urged that after all the clear that the need could not be met Koshun......

edit. is this unity which we have it on our side to the end. But if we desertion from the Rot Army. The decree also provides for the imposa moral gulf between us and the out, we have come down to the same while to study the pertinent question steps taken to provide adequate ap Rock..

about for nearly five years imagining been that moral gulf. As it turns trivial character, but it is worth in industry generaliy whole villages where deserters are hiding. German people. It was a very serious level, and so we shall all get on more put by the Labour Member for Fife facilities

disturbance was little more than of a by the absorption of disabled men! Paseadores ing of fines and compulsory labour upor

As to the Canton thing that, for it theant that there comfortably together."

Hongkong. I was a numerous race, with its off

for -Mr. Adamson-to the Home Secre- disabled men, he pointed out that it Wachow "But we don't want to get on tary. He stated that he was aware had been decided by the War Cabine: Pakhei

training of Macao..... shoots among ourselves and in comfortably America, that had suffered sometime Martius.

together," protested of the regulation prohibiting such that the Training Department of the Boihow. and somehow a kind of moral blight, down" so that we could never transact with

We want to keep them processions coming within a cerim Ministry of Labour should be given Fulien 7a 29-73 It also meant for us that we was the retort

distance of the House, but there was first claim on all national factories, C.St. James "That is your war to end war," just

Tourage.... were in danger of Pharisaism, giving idealists and the Liberals and the this regulation in

"You wanted the demonstrators

possibility that the and in order to facilitate the provi- Aparri six steamers, eight other vessels, and these Germans. Well, now we know to you with specious words. Now trouble that had arisen between tor of Training in charge of each. A Tacloban

unaware of sion of adequate training the country Dagunan.. 100 fighters and other craft were sunk that all this was illusion... We have you have no more use for them, them and the police. Now, we may certain number of factories or other Surigao

thanks daily that we were not even as Labour men, and you rallied them Adamson-considered the "serious

what her. had been divided into a certain num- Manla wharfage and quantities of mergot down from our pedestal and and you throw aside all the high here say that it is always "serious" buildings had already been taken Gam

ber of areas, with a Divisional Direc Legaspi .... chands were destroyed,

Eighty-seven were drowned.

move about comfortably on the Ger-pretences which were so valuable. when the police and the public over, and it was hoped to start equip Labbat... 8 & man level "

But as a mere matter of calculation, come to blows though the casualticsping a further number shortly. A "I don't know what you mean," do you suppose that you are going on either sidemay be but slight great proportion of the Ministry of Martius rejoined. "Do you mean to have any that they, of all men, can complainNapoleon after Jena? You try to pin are carrying out their disagreeable also being used for that purpose. It more success than as in this case. The police Munitions instructional factories were of the terms? Wouldn't they haveable, and you would say most unscru- servants of the State when they dis Labour to take the most deserving up seventy millions of the most cap-and often dangerous duties as sworn You give me my point. We are of restrictions. Yon won't buy their can be attached to them. But as for all disabled mer. they could not done just the same to us?"

was the policy of the Ministry of "Precisely," chuckled

pulous and dangerous, people in the perse an unlawful assemblage, and cases first and until they were as- Pluvius. world. You shut them in with all sorts even use force to do so. No blame sured that facilities were provided doing to the Germans just what they goods. would have done to us. That is why materials. Yet you require them to as an almost invariable rule, there bilised man in any large way." In You won't let them have there is no smoke without fire, so, attack the problem of the fit demo- I say that we are now all comfortably pay you 5,000 millions or account, are no demonstrations hostile to this reply we have a notable exhibi- on the same moral level. That is and as much more as you choose to authority unless of the world. Ob, yes, I admit there's paper. what I call restoring the moral unity exact from them. Talk of scraps of Krievance.

there is some tion of "Dilly and Daily." Do you suppose that any

On the 28th May Mr. Hogge, the a difference between the man who people in the world would sign such Adamson stated that the men form on the motion for the ajournment of begins it and the man who retaliates. terms with the intention of keeping ing the procession which was dis the House, called attention to the But have you read "Foe-Farrell them? You may say that they are persed by the police had left their grievances that led to the distur In his question in the House, Mr. Liberal Member for East Edinburgh, Glut your vengeance enough, and you helpless. For the moment, maybe. work in order to answer to their bances, and, the Minister of Labour come to the level of the assailant."

But even supposing that the pro-country's call, and in many cases (Sir R. Horne) stated that the Govern ance," said Martius, "but of saving manently enforced, do you care their return. They had now been onthe usual ministerial platitudes.

"There is no question of venge. bibitions ca armament can be per- they were promised their work on the world from a people who have to stake anything on the absence discharged but found it impossible But he made a notable statement-to thent welcomed the debate, and so shown themselves capable of every of scientific inventions-ta treachery and barbarity. You can't you may be sure that German science not want employment doles. The body of vacancies

which to obtain employment. They did wit "There is not to-day any large deal with them. They won't keep will give its close attention-which matter was causing a considerable ment. They only amount in total; agreements, they won't stick at any may in twenty of thirty years scrap amount of irritation throughout the to 27,000 throughout the country.spiled at the National A

employ- A declaration has been issued dissolving, dam regarding the strength of the Army, we must just keep them down till used in this war? What chemical could discover some means of dealing 100,000 people out of work and 2,963 sutomatic Elde-recording mi Mr. Winston Churchill, in a memoran- thing. We've got them down, and every armament that the world has country, and unless the Goverment Take engineering. There are over of abservations, iskon by

The tide table iven bed the man with the Brand Duchy of Olden, says thap the recreation of the regular they have learnt better." burg, and establishing a Republic.

in London from the result o array is proceeding satisfactorily; 200,000

devilry may not, be invented even effectively with the demand of the notified vacancies." He went on to Water Polier Rasin at Tair volunteer recruits have already been obtained, and, if the present rate of enlist Kaiser," said Pluvius with an air of commonplace that the next war wil Labour Party had, by amendment to greater extent than any Government Chart, which has been found

"I thought you wanted to hang the prostrate nation its revenge? It is a with more serious trouble.

in our lifetime that would give a men it would find itself face to face say ment is maintained, the probability is innocence.

Within a short time the Gov-aring the years 1909-8. Bentix, July 14th.

that all the men whe actually fought in

The ernment will be providing work to the zero of the ending in th The zero of the table corre Admiral on Tirpitz, in his war book, on.

the war will be released before April 30th,

be one compared to which this is the King's Speech, raised this very bas ever, done," and he particularly inches below mean sea lev profess his complet innocence in regard

"Of course I do," said Martius, child's play. Then there must be no question, and they were entitled to mentioned the building of houses to the case of the war,

Since the Armistice, nearly 3,000,000 whole of them. Here are a handful and the Crown Prince too, and the While Germany could not expect to femaining on the strength, including of men absolutely responsible for six 1 reply that the Germans are

I have been demobilised.

You agree, and you ask what the averthrow England, he expresses the volunteers and regulars, is 1,200,000. By the million deaths more or less. I don't

The

aggregate

Government was and the repairing of roads. very reason the prepared to do with the view of Germans must so that the trian Navy was strong end of the year this figure will be reduced know what pacifists may think, but not the first people who ever made in his reply was mainly concerned in get grass!" But the point is how

Within a short time! What length dd 3 feet 4 inches, and on held Phough to enaide Germany to recuperate by about one half, leaving,, approximate- I call it murder on the great scale.”

down, provitling work. after the war, but the revolution upset y. 600,000 men under arms.

of time does that mean? There is Lamoat Dock, Aberdeen, The Home Secretary, Mr. Shortt, an old saying "Live horse and you'llizebes to the height given everything.

Vor Tirpitz makes the noteworthy ad-made in the strength of the armies in the sonally responsible or is the German making sure that they won't do it they endeavoured to avoid any methods as a remedy for any griev an unjust war, and perhaps they a defence of the,, action of the police, the men are to live until they get the For the present. no reduction can be mission is Earl Grey's proposal at the Middle East, including Egypt and India, people responsible? In the first again. The only security for the trouble and tolerated very bad ances, and strongly deprecate the end of July, 1914, was calculated to pre. It is hoped, however, that all demobilised alternative I can see a

"Quite so; But is the Kaiser per were, there is no human means of behaved with the greatest restraint world

won't be the last. But even if they who, he averred, from first to last. grass, We should be the last in the to encourage, disorderly Ven Tirpitz places the whole blame of by the end of year. In the case of the punishing the Kaiser. You then re- the way upon Dr. ren Bethmann-Hallweg. Middle East, it will be necessary to effect cognise what

men in India vill be replaced by regulars

case for world is reconciliation and the gen- treatment from the crowd. This attitude assumed by some individuals 'to when the Entente had given the means relief by sending drafts released from the Germany peacefully to unravel the Serbian pro- Armies of Occupation. These drafts will Government in which the will of one and your indemnities. The indemn to them to keep order. He was sailors and soldiers have not been at

eral acceptance of certain funda is hardly true, for in one particular in the crowd in the unfortunate blers.

was the fact--that mentals of co-operation. You won't Listance one of the leaders stood occurrences to which we refer. But Th From the Batente's obvious unwilling soon as thees are available.

under in turn be relieved by regular troops as or perhaps of a few men decided ties you will get in huge sums on immediately struck on the shoulders provided with the work which they

a military have this. You prefer your vegeance Up in front of the men and signalled the fact remains that the discharged r ness to go to war Dr. von Bethmann-Holl-

PARIS, July 13th. Speaking it a meeting of the Peace Treaty Commission in the Chamber, M. Pila atest that Germany, would not bu permitted to ener League of Xats until she had shown her 200

"M. Pichon approved the suggestion to assure the lenes of the League hy, means of counter-armanren's and -midi- tary penalties.

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CUNARD COMPANY NOT LIABLE.

New Youx, July 14th Fited States District Court has finally dismissed all claims for comperisa-¦ thup against the Cunard Company Carevarat of

torpedoing of the Laser, a ground that the-eink ing the immer was due solely to na illegal act by the team Government.

AMONG THE GERMANS.

BERLIN, July 15th. ach ungest exists aniong agriculturas labourers throughout Germany.

Strike are threatened, before the har

Slesvig-Holstein, Pomerania and

F

It is feared that the death-roll was at least twice as large. The damage was enormous,

BULGARIA'S TURN."

by M. Theodoruff, are arriving on July

PARIS, July 17th. Five Bulgarian peace delegates, headed ath, accompanied by experts, secretaries. and typists.

THE PRINCE.

Tar Patince of Wales has recovered. He

LONDON, July 15th. is convalescing at Brighton.

LONDON, July 18th."

In the House of Commons, Mr. Walter keng stated that the Prince of Wales Westphalia.

would embark on the Renorn at Port Martial law is being pralaimed in the mouth on August 5th, on a visit to St. enientry districts of Pumerania.

John's, Newfoundland, whence he will COPENHAGEN, July 16th

proceed in a light erniser to St. John's. A telegram from Stettin states that a New Brunswick, Halifax and Charleston, getierat strike has begun. The organisers where he will re-embark on the Neows dre that it will continue until martial; and proceed to Quebec. Janin Puranic is raised.

PARIS, July 16th.

WINSTON ON ARMY..

A man from Coblenz states that Provisional Govema?nt has been formed;

at Kirkenfekt

INNOCENT TIRPITZ.

the war.

weg concluded that he could take any liberties."

5

LONDON, July 17th.

THE COAL MINERS.

LONDON, July 10th.

Martius.

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questions of war and peace. But if paper, and you prefer that to small and the arms When he saw the "highly peppered ".

that is so, what becomes of the res sums in cash or goods. You prefer it policeman. It was this quite un- it is manifestly the duty of the Goy ultimatum to Serbia, he was convinced

ponsibility of the German, people? because you live, and choose to live, ire of the men and led to the trouble fulfilled within a really "short time."

mounted were promised on demobilisation and BOA that Britain would enter the war.

LONDON, July 18th.

If, on the other hand, the people are He Apoke to Prince Henry, warning him of Federation of Great Britain at Keswick

The annual conference of the Miners' responsible, why hang the Kaiser?"

necessary violence which roused the ernment to see that the, promise is Tus 20 the danger of awakening the war-will of passed a resolution promising the Govern

in a world of illusions. But I find It is possible that the policeman Britain.

ment fullest support in carrying out the

"The people, followed, " Britain, by pressure from Belgrade, recommendations of the majority in the struck medals for the "Lusitania." your illusion my grandson will have have made sure of the leader's Government Departments and by Thousands of women who never myself in a world of cold reality, and imagined that the leader was signal earned a penny piece before the war, said showed that she did not want the war. report of the Coal Commission.

They applauded. They what I see is that for the sake of ling to attack, but seeing that he was and others who drifted to offices from She helped Austria to a big diplomatic success, and Austria's honour was saved,

well protected he might certainly factories are still being employed in They liked the war well enough to fight just as my son has fought, Intentions before bludgeoning him. Dr. Hollweg considered it diplomatic to a resolution authorising the executive ni incite Austria, while in the eyes of Europe the National Conference to call a strike you even admitted that the war was clysm is not past, but still ahead which led to the procession being Get rid of these women from the mot

At the Miners Federation Conference. I can't remember a time when and in a word, that the great cata

while it was going their way."

public bodies. The factories cry pretending that he knew nothing. This without a ballot was defeated by a large going their way," Pluvius rejoined. of us."

Mr. Shorft barely fonched on the aloud for this female labour and can divocation was

primary bat alan very dangerous.*

not only unworthy, majority.

cause of dissatisfaction get none. The remedy is simple. Baromete 20,77 Yon Tirpitz also accuses Dr. von Beth-resolution urging the exemption of in-approved the war. You must also' The Conference unanimously passed

But let that pass. Admit that a

formed.

Temperature mann-Hollwog of being over-hasty in de- comes under £250, also soldiers and sai be aware that a good many did not. What you choose to call illusion Mr. G. J. Wardle, Parliamentary moved. The men have earned the

A deputation from the railways, the trams, the buses, the Direction of good many Germans supported and

Martius refused to be drawn National Federation of Discharged Fensions and other Ministries and claring war en France and Russia, lors' peusions, from income-tax.

further.

Sailors and Soidlers which is a well substitute ex-sallors and soldiers, and Foro

Wlod LONDON, July 17th, and that a still larger number neveris just the healthy optimism of the Secretary to the Ministry of Labour, job by fighting the enemy -the The Miners Conference passed a resolu, understood it at all. What of a

conducted organisation waited upon much of the discontent will be re-

Weather...... tion agreeing to co-operate with the Goy child of five who is crying for bread ernment if the Government undertook to to-day? Is it responsible? What Indeed, I have generally found adoption by the local authorities of their retention no longer exists. TM

natural man," he said. hintroduce legislation for the nationalisa of an ignorant peasant mother who them the same thing," said Pluvius. works of public utility in order to United Service-Gazette,

urging that Ministry to ure its women were engaged merely as a tion of mine.

interest to secure the immediate war-time measure and the need for

MEMEL OCCUPIED.

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July 25, 1919,

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