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WELL-KNOWN JOURNALISTS:

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CLASH WITH AUTHORITY"

"A" BLUNDER OF THE FIRST MAGNITUDE.",

AMERICA AND NICARAGUA.

Washington, Dec. 8.

-London, Dec. 11. Sir Rennell Rodd was called as a witness at the resumption of the Hesketh Pearson casO.. He said that he did not recollect ever meeting Hesketh Pearson or hav ing heard of hire before the book was published,

He denied furnishing him with any material for the purpose of

He said

aid he did not

not conceive of protection of American lives and publication. Witness was in Italy, when Hesketh Pearson alleged amalgamations and organisations property but really in order to des that he had been in communica- for the mass production of methode troy the Sacasas Liberal Govera

of influencing opinion and control-ment. tion with him.

There is not the least question In cross-examination he denied ling news as in the same category as having been in places where inter-huge commercial and industrial in the mind of anyone here under views. reported in the book were amalgamations, and expressed the standing the position that the land. stated to have been held. He was opinion that sooner or later, if this ing was intended to hit the Mexican ricochet from never in India and had never stay-sinister, development continued, Government by

London, Dec: IK The question of newspaper amal- The "Times" Washington and gamations and the working journ Central and South American repre- jat were discussed at a large resentatives at Washington consider presentative meeting of journalists that the United States was guilty of in London, under the presidency of a blunder of the first magnitude: Sir Robert. Bruce of the "Glasgow when it permitted marines to Be Herald," the President of the In-landed at Puerto Cabezas ostensibly to establish a neutral zone for the stitute of Journalists."

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ed with Rhodes in Africa, but the there would be a clash between its Sacasa by felling his cause and latter stayed with him in Zanzi- power and the power of constitú galning the rejected attempts of Guatemala and Costa Rica to tional authority; bar.

A resolution, moved by Mr. mediate between him and Diuz Peaker, ex-President of the Insti- whose presidency has been recogn- tute of Journalists, seconded by Mr.sed by the United States.

The hearing was, adjourned,

NICARAGUA.

TRUCE FOR BURIAL OF THE DEAD.

Managua, Dec. 28.

A truce has been agreed to by the rival Nicaraguan factions in order to bury the dead killed in four days' fighting with heavy losses on both sides.

St. John Erwine, was unanimous It is now likely that Mexico, ly adopted, expressing grave con- which has recognised Sacasa, will cern at the modern tendency to-endeavour to secure the election in wards monopolistic control of news-Honduras of a government, hostile papers, and believing it inimical to to Diaz-Router's American Ser the real freedom of the Press and vice. a menace to the Hivelihood of the in-

dependent working journalist,

The resolution further expressed the opinion that when the services of journalists were dispensed with they should at least, be entitled to notice, or salary in lieu thereof, pro- portionate to their length of service. The Chairman announced that it

It is stated that the Liberals, aided by Mexican volunteers, fore ed the Conservative government troops to withdraw to Bluefields.was intended to carry the resolution

Admiral Lattimer, command-to the farthest possible limit.

ing the United. States warships

in Nicaraguan waters, reports the

districts of Puerto Cabezas, Rio!

"MOST LIBERAL.”

FRANCE'S POLICY IN FAR EAST.

Paris, Dec. 28." Mr. Briand has made a statement to the Cabinet on foreign affairs,. particularly the position in China.

According to authoritative in formation, France is awaiting`ad-

Grande, El Bluff, and Bluefields TRAPPED BY FLAMES ditional information from its diplo

A DESPERATE FIGHT FOR

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have been established as neutral zones, and declared that both Liberals and Conservatives must- levacuate this territory or dis- arm. He urges the establishment

Ventura, Calif.,. Dec. 28.. of other neatral zones, so that the whole east coast will be neutral, Trapped in a ring of fire, 400 and thus the Diaz Government feet across, a number of em will be relieved of the responsibi-ployees of the General Petroleum lity of protecting the towns there- Company perished in a desperate in-Reuter's American Service fight for life when they found

"Bir Business” Suspect,

Washington, Dec. 28. The latest development of the civil war in Nicaragua, where the Some dashed for safety, and conservative Government forces emerged blazing from head to are now reported to be retreating foot. Three fell inside the ring is regarded by certain members of and perished. Three others are Congress as making recent land- so badly burned that their lives ing by United States marines on are despaired of. Reuter's the east coast of Nicaragua em-American Service. barrassing to the United States Government.

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Mr. Borah, chairman of tha Foreign Affairs Committee in the Senate, in a statement, expresses of the opinion that section American business men are an- xious to embroil the United States with Mexico through Nicaragus.

Reuter's American. Service,

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Berlin, Nov. 25. " Professor Neumberg, lecturing at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute, of" Biochemistry, on the useful microbes of mankind, said that one mfcrobe weighing a billionth of a gramme could within 24 hours have millions of billions of descendants weighing a thousand milljard tons. which all the goods waggons ~bn earth could not carry away!"

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Furthermore a decision has npt| yet been reachad regarding the: Erl. tish memorandum but it is semi- officially atated that French polley in the East will continue to be most liberal-Reuter.

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LATE EMPEROR OF JAPAN PRAISED.

LONDON CLUB.

FIRST GERMAN SINCE THE WAR

Engby, Dec. 28. The newspapers are publishing. long and appreciative memorial, notices of the late Emperor of Japan.

The King has commanded that the English Court shall wear mourning for three weeks, and half mourning from January 8 to 15. British Wireless Service,"

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