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French and Belgian Indignation.

TANNENBERG SPEECH.

Hindenberg's Attempt To Travesty The Truth.

The Capture of Neuve

Chapelle..

GALLANT WAR WORK.

J

Lord. Birkenhead At Unveiling Ceremony.

London, Yesterday.

Lord Birkenhead, Secretary of

Recognition at League Assembly.

A BELGIAN TRIBUTE.

Empire's Effort In Aid Of The League.

London, Yesterday.

Geneva, Yesterday. Belgium and France have not

Ready recognition of the Em- delayed replying to Von Hinden-State for India, will unveil on pire's labours in the cause of the berg's Tannenberg speech. October 7 a memorial at Neuve solidarity of nations was forth- The Belgian Premier, M. Chapelle to the memory of the coming in a speech by the Bel- Jasper, in unveiling a memorial at Indian soldiers who fell in the war glan, M. De Broukere, in the Ostend to the Belgian statesman, and in honour of the Army of League Assembly, who said that M. Beernaert, who died in 1912, India which fought in France. when Sir A. Chamberlain told us said that Beernaert had not lived Distinguished representatives of the great effort the Empire of to see the violation of Belgian and of the British and French armies Britain had made for the League the neutrality of an innocent will be present, including Marshal of Nations we listened with deep country delivered up to

gratitude and a sincere desire to fire and murder and the ruin and

understand the Empire's situa- tian." shooting of women, old people and children in their cradles. He did not know of the supreme test of defending the country against persistent attempts to sully Bel- gian heroism and suffering by lying and bad faith.

M. Barthou, the French Minis- ter of Justice, in unveiling a memorial at Livron to a hero of the Moroccan campaign, said that France could not permit the truth which had been proved by facts and documents to be travestied, but she was willing to keep silent conditionally, on similar ailenec by the other side.-Reuter.

ESTATE DISPUTE.

COUNTESS'S MOTION

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LEITER MILLIONS.

Chicago, Yesterday.

He added: It is not the inten- tion to manoeuvre Britain and her Empire into a course they do not desire to follow. Reuter.

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the ceremony. The memor- ial, the cost of which is being borne by all parts of the Empire, is erected on a site ap- propriately selected by the Indian A parachute record la claimed Office on the Neuve Chapelle sec- by nine marines and sailors who tor of the Festubert-Givenchy successively parachuted from Superior Court Judge Dennis front. It was here the Indian flying at 120 miles an hour at a three-engined transport aeroplane, Sullivan denied the motion of army performed gallant work, in-height of 2,000 feet, all landing Marguerite Hyde, Countess of cluding the capture of the village safely at Bollingfield. Reaters Suffolk, to set aside her brother, of Neuve Chapelle: British American Service. Joseph Leiter, a Chicago million. Wireless Service. aire, as trustee of the estate of their father, Levi Leiter, Chicago merchant, valued at G ̈$30,000,- 1000.

A MIDNIGHT VISIT.

MR. RUSS.

The late Marquess Curzon's) daughters participated in the "QUEER" CHINESE CALLS ON action against Joseph Leiter while the latter's sister, Mrs. Nancy Campbell, widow of a Bri- tish Army officer, Colonel Camp- bell, took his side.

A BURGLAR'S KIT.

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The Judge stated that he did least interested in the proceedings, The following telegram was re- (not approve of all Joseph Leiter's a Pakhoi Chinese was this morn-ceived from the Manila Observa-

transactions but nothing dis-ing charged before Mr. R. Etory at 11.30 a.m. to-day honest was shown with regard to Lindsell under the Vagrancy Or- 10.10 am. 26th- Typhoon in the statement of witnesses that dinance with the unlawful pas-about 134 deg. Lang. E., 26 deg. Leiter had lost G.$9,000,000 by session of certain articles which Lat. N., direction unknown. speculating in wheat. The Judge could be used for a felonious pur- pose, and trespass into the court-

noted that the money had been yard of Mr. C. A. S. Russ's house

lost before the death of Levi at Repulse Bay for an unlawful his house. The nearest house way Leiter, who knew the type of man

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some 50 yards further up the road. he was putting in as trustee of Mr. Russ, in the witness box. It was not occupied, but was in his estate. With regard to the said that he was awakened at 12:45 the charge of a caretaker." suggestion that the antagonism am, en Sunday by his servants,

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between Joseph Leiter and his Going into the courtyards, he Asked why he had trespassed sisters would be detrimental to found the accused in the custody into Mr. Russ's courtyard, the ac- the estate, the Judge held that of his gardener who handed over cused replied that he had lost his Leiter "had not asked the other to him a length of rope, a plece way.

Questioned about the burglar's trustees to leave the country and of iron and a bottle which were the departure of the sisters was taken from the accused. He (wit-outfit, accused said that he had: almost an abandonment of their neas) then searched the accused's picked them up. 4.30 p.m. trusteeship." -Reuter's American lengths of wire, & razor blade these things about to people's person and took from his pockets Magistrate: But why carry all

knife, a large quantity of 'nails, house in the middle of the night? and three rubber balls of a size-No reply. W wha which could be used as gags. Mr. Russ's gardener said that he The accused was questioned as returned to the house from Aber- to his presence in the place but deen soon after midnight and although he talked a lot in a found the accused standing beside dreamy way, the only thing which the porch of the first door. The the witness and his servants were accused stared at the witness as able to understand was "Pakho." he approached, and when the wit The witness then telephoned the iness seized him he made no attempt police and on the arrival of deto run away. The witness asked tectives handed the accused over, accused what he was doing there, Nice, Yesterday. A Red Light, but accused did not understand. Two cases of sabotage believed Later in the morning, the wit. The accused said something which 4.30 para to be not unconnected with the ness was not satisfied with all the witness was unable to under- Dentist.

that had been found in connection stand. Then the witness tried to American Legionaries visit, with the accused's visit" ordered drag the accused to the servants curred on the Paris-Nice main his servants to search the court quarters to get assistance from line shortly before the Legion-yard, and a golf ball which had his fokis, but accused refused to arles were due to travel thereonbeen stripped of its outer covering move. The rope, bottle and piece 1.30 pjn. firstly, a bomb exploded between and made soft, was found in the of iron the accused was holding in Cannes and Golde de Juan and witness presence. The witness he left hand when the witness 1.30 p.m. destroyed part of the permanent added that while he was awarn seized him. Annedy way. Traffic was stopped and the that, he could not offer hearsay Gardener Commended.

8,30 a.m. damage repaired. Secondly, evidence, he would mention for #The accused said in answer, to 9.30 am. platelayers discovered large what it was worth, that after the the Magistrate that he had been' 10.30 am. blocks of stone on the track be accused's arrest, the witness's wife in Hong Kong for only about eight 10.30 a.m. tween Capdall and Monaco noticed from the ndow a red days and lived in a house at Re- (10.30 am. The Legionaries duly arrived light shining from a boat across pulse Bay, but he was unable to

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Nice, Yesterday. was unable, or Huge blocks of stone were dis, ther or not It covered on the permanent way with the accuse believed to have been placed there Replying to

The police said that when ques nesa tioned at the station, the accused

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bald that he had no fixed abode.

Sentence of three months' hard on each charge, was passed: «¿Călăr Me Ruhe's gardener Mr.

In an attempt to wreck the train Russ Bild that his house was Bindsell highly commended him for |containing the American Legion-situated some: 50 yards fro

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