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TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Reuer's Sarice to the China Mail)

BOLSHEVIK NOTE TO BRITAIN.

VIOLENT, ABUSIVE, AND PROVOCATIVE LANGUAGE.

A LENGTHY TIRADE.

LONDON, November 13.

The Daily Telegraph states that the Government has received the Expected Bolshevist note which is a document of extraordinary length consisting of no less than 5,000 words couched in the most violent, abusive, and provocative language. It charges the British Government with doing its utmost to compromise the trade and peace negotiations and to favour aggressions against the Soviets in Persia and other countries.

ARMENIAN ARMISTICE.

CONCESSIONS TO TURKS AND BOLSHEVIKS:

CONSTANTINOPLE, November 12. The Armenian Government reports the terms of the armistice com- duded with the Turks and Bolsheviks as follows (1) The withdrawal of the Armenians to the west bank of the Arpachai, thus giving up the Zangazır and Karabagh district and opening up a corridor for Turkish and Bobhevik communications; (2) The Turks to occupy Alexandropoisk, includ- ing a ten kilometre radius pending peace negotiations; and (3) The Turks to be responsible for the maintenance of the order and security of the Inhabitants.

SOCCER AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL.

LONDON, November 13.

In the "scocer" amateur international, England beat Ireland 40 at Belfast

ADRIATIC AGREEMENT SIGNED.

SANTA MARGHERITA, November 13. The Italian and Jogo-Slav agreement settling the Adriatic question has been signed.

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TENANTS' RIGHTS.

MORE, TROUBLE AT QUEEN'S

* GIRDERS.

Whether a landlord has the right to maintain that a ferant must taka an- ¡ other person into his room, or give up the room, is a point suggested by the experience of a resident in one of Hongkong's boarding establishments.

The establishment in question is the Montpellier, No. 2, Queen's Gardens, Peak Road, under the management of Mr. S. D. Hiskie, in the absence of Mrs. Hickie. The tenant has lived in ! the place for about seven years. In that period the rate has been largely increased; nevertheless she has paid the additional suus asked without complaint. Until about a year ago she occupied the room with her mother. On the death of her mother, she re- tained the room, paying $130 a month for room and meals.

The first intimation she received that the management desired her to take someone'eke into the room came in a letter from Mr. Hickie dared September 16 hast. Following is s

extract:

I was wondering if you had a friend whom you would dare to have live with you. Me wile mentioned it) before she went away. It would be company for you and make things z] little cheaper.

Because of the tone of the letter. the tenant accepted the remark about taking another person, into the roma" as joking suggestion, and beyond agreeing that it might be cheaper, made no reply or reference to the Isubject.

She discovered that it was intended Iseriously when she received, a second letter, dated October 27.-in which

Mr. Hickie wrote:

"Have you got a friend yet to join you in your room as mentioned in my letter of two months ago? An advt. would be the best thing if, not."

To this the tenant wrote an answer that she had no friend to join her, and no intention of advertising for a

Stranger.

Then came this letter from Mr Hickie, dated October 30:

Then in reply to yours of 28th inst. as you don't care to study our interests I don't see that we should study you any longer and must ask you so vacate your room at the end of next month.

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Pressure has decreased slightly to moderately at the majority of reporting stations. The anticyclone has probably moved into the Pacific: "rother ja developing over, N. China Frest monsoon will prevail along the China Coast, and over the north part of the China Sea.

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Gap Rock. Family. I am sorry i misunderstood. winds, fresh; fair. your attitude and I don't think you

1.--Farmors" Cerul. S. winds, have treated us quite fairiy."

She made no reply to this letter. Presently she received another, dated | November 1/

"I have put off letting your room for certain mail you tell me you are fixed up elsewhere as it may not be easy for you to find a place to suit you at a month's notice and I do not wish to put you to any inconveni-

ence."

In conversation with a representa- tive of the China Mail the tenant ex- splendidly out of a difficult stance and Hickie had told her bluntly to give up pressed herself as surprised that Mr. played his third up to the bank at the the room and move without giving her back of the green. Wodehouse pulled a chance to pay more, had she been his drive badly and had the misfortune willing to do so. Fortunately," she at the ninth and were lying side by to hit a small tree with his second added, "I have found another place side. Morgan had a raking cleek shot He had a good 3rd and was on in and I am leaving at the end of the for his second and pitched nicely ou but Morgan surprised himself by month"- with his mashie, His opponent rop-sinking a 15 foot putt and getting a

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With a good mashie he was also onfidence. His tee shot at the 14th was to win the hole in 5-7. The match but very short. Morgan laid his ap- the best effort of the match and was had now gone to the last hole and agnelime proach put dead and got a 5 but Wode-on the green within 6 yards of the Wodehouse was dormy. house was short twice with his putts pin. Wodehouse was short of the

"A large crowd had gathered round Sab and rook 6, thus finishing the out green and on the steepest part of the the home green to see the finish.

His After both men had made good straight Kelhaiwei-¡60.42 ward half up. Both players were slope to the left of the green. out in 44 which represents good steady second was a poor effort both in direc drives Morgan played a pretty machie ankow goff. Morgan with a little more care tion and strength and he just man- shot on to the green while Wodehouse chang. on the greens ought to have bad a aged 4. Morgan putted rather strong was just on at the far away corner.

Kinking ly; being evidently determined to give. His approach putt was too strong and seanghai... At the 10th both got well over the the hole a chance to hold him for it was too much to expect him to get Sats saddle and in a good line. Morgan 2. He got back nicely to win the hole back for a 4. Morgan's approach putt rook too much ground with his brassie in 3-4 and thus make the match all was a beauty and looked as if it were and did not travel far. "A good third square with 4 holes to play.

going in. It was 2 feet off the pin Taiboru.... pur him above the green to the left

Morgan topped his drive and was however and almost stymied Wode Tafcht and a bad lie. He got out very well very lucky to miss hitting a ridge house, after he had played + and was fainsa..... and ought to have had a 5 but his about 25 yards from the tee.

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Koelan.... Vode deck again came to the rescue and

Pascadores put was a few inches short.

Wodehouse sank his putt nicely for Anton house topped his second with his with a nice chip shot he was well on a 5 and everyone expected Morgan to Hongkong. Wodehouse had a long low knock in his ball without any trouble Gap Rock.. brassie but the ball ran a long way. in 3. He ran up and was short but laid his drive and with his driving iron was on and take the match to the 19th hole. 4th dead to win the hole in 5-6. the edge of the green in 2 He ran He took the put very carefully only Pathol...

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At the 11th Wodehouse played dog-up and was well on a foot from the ball hit the ball and it travelled in & Hobos leg fashion while Morgan tried to carry hole in 3. Morgan was on the other very bad line to the right of the hole fhallen the hollow. Morgan was just on the side of the hole with 1 12 foot put and gave him a half in 5, costing him for

He gave the hole every the match. Wodehouse thus won on parti ........... 81 edge of the fairway and had a bad for a 4. stance. He got it away splendidly chance and ran over a few inches lay the bone green by i up. however and was well on in 3 about ing Wodehouse a half-stymie... The slope of the green helped Wodehouse

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a yard from the pin and what looked and he screwed nicely round his op-, 3, 5, 6; home 5, 4, 4, 5, 4, 4. Ico like a sure 4.

Wodehouse had a very poor second ponents ball to win the hole in 4-5 4,7.542, making total of 86. and an equally poor third but the ball and make him one up and 3 to play. Morgan cut 6 5. 4, 6, 5, 5, mos] 6.30 2 was travelling in the right direction Wodehouse took his driving iron again 4. 5. 5-44; home 6 5,3,4,3,5, Ell the time and he was playing his at the 16th and was 20 yards short 5,5, 541; ming a total of 85 4th from 25 yards off the green. He with his tee shot.

11 T. S. FORREST V. W. D. KRÄFT. tan it up nicely and the ball ran nicely Morgan with his brassie was a little' Forrest put his second shot at the round the hole and dropped in for a to the right of the green in the rough. Srst hole into the pot bunker to left 4. This seemed to unnerve Morgan | Under ordinary circumstances a ball of the fairway and it cost him the hole. who missed his puit for a half and played, as his was along the braeside He played a beautiful second at the Wodehouse was now 3 pp.

should kick down and be held by the next hole however and won it with a At the Gem" Wodehouse took green but his ball kicked very high perfect 4. After this however he his mashie and landed just to the left and gave him a heavy lie below in seemed to go to places. He. lost the of the green while Morgan with his the rough. He completely duffed his short third and the next hole and was jigger was well on about 8 yards from mashie shot and then got badly on 2 down at the 5th. the pin

with his 3rd the hole costing him 5.

The long sixth was halved but Kraft with a nice tee Wodehouse ran up nicely but miss shot at the Bog" increased his lead an easy putt for a 3, winning how to 3 up. The 8th was halved and ever in 4-5. Wodehouse was now Kraft won the 9th being thus 4 up at dormy two.

the turn. Kraft was playing fine Wodehouse got inta serious trouble steady golf and was out in 42. At the 13th Morgan had a long at the 17th pulling his drive into the rest recovered at the 10th but could raking drive which was just off the rough and taking two to get out. ́* only manage to get a half and then he dredths. fairway to the left. The ball was Morgan had a lovely drive and then went to pieces again and lost the next lying close to the bank and for a right seeing his opponent's plight, played three holes the 11th, 12, and 13th. hander was a very difficult shot to safe being content to try for the green The match thus Anished on the 13t -play, For the second time he got with his third. He

with green with Kraft 7 up and 5 to pay.

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Wodehouse chipped on nicely about 4 feet from the pin and Morgan laid his putr dead. Wodehouse however vas minch short with his putt and Morgan won the hole in 3-4.

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