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Under the armistice tetins. he continued, Germany was bound sode in the life of Major not to seize French colonies by William Augustus Adam, fore a former M.P., who has both native and European

The people of Martinique died aged seventy-five.sive above all to help the Mother

Country in her effort to regai which after having fought the her position as a first class power,

War Office for thirty-fourbe concluded. Router. years to clear his name.

very bad general or he has been pushed into any ie action by the Fascist paly," said a high British) Officer, when giving the his con clusions on the campaign. culnmated in the tall of Bardia.

Most Unwise

The tallans were most un. wise, he sald, to advance with. out securing themselves against such

a defeat as the British Forces have now delivered.

cers

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Major Adam and several other officers of the 5th Royal Irish Lan- were asked to resign their commissions in 1906. Major Adam was appointed a staff officer But

the War Ofce. Gra

He contended that the War this office took their action because an informer had reported that he

Woman.

it appears probable that ziani

was forced to do against his better judgment, The Italian intelligence section]wed money to a has also been at fault.

wrong

It had been consistently concerning numbers of British troops engaged, sometimes gross- ly over-estimating and at times being completely unaware of their presence. Reuter,

THAILAND

BORDER FIGHTING

other

Continued fighting on the Indo-Chinese frontier with Thailand is reported from Vichy.

It is announced that a strong Thai reconnaissance column was counter-attacked on Friday by

French Troops and withdrew after having sustained losses.

On Saturday, Thai artillery shelled Bannapaksour. 47 miles south-east of Sauarnakket.

The French carried out reprisals on Kemmarat, Reuter.

SIX PEDESTRIANS WOUNDED

(SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL")

Following the discovery on Sun- day night of three hand-grenades outside the premises of the "Shun Pao" in Shanghai, an attempt was made at seven o'clock last night to throw three bombs into the build- ing.

Six pedestrians were wounded and removed to hospital,

A suspect was arrested in the neighbourhood by the Police.

Only one of the bombs explod- ed.-Our Own Correspondent.

NEW " CENTRAL BANK OF CHINA"

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The first day of business in Tokyo for the new "Central. Re- serve Bank of China," established -by the “puppet” regime in Nan- king, ended yesterday with de- posits amounting to C$20,000.000 while banknote Issues totalled C$7,000,000, it was officially an- nounced in Nanking yesterday, ac- cording to a Japanese report *Reuter.

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GEN. CATROUX'S Here's Luck!

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General de Gaulle has confer - red on

General Catroux, former Governor-General of Indo-China, the title of Delegate-General for Egypt and High Commissioner for the Middle East and the Balkans, and has entrusted him with the lendership of the Free French became Movement in the Balkans, Egypt, Syria, Palestine, the near East, Iran, Afghanistan. India and Som- aliland. Reuter.

"I was engaged to the woman, a beautiful widow." he said. "but I had to break off the engagement when I aware that she was inebriate.

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In January, 1910. Major Adam was returned as Unionist M.P. for Woolwich, but lost the seal at the election in December.

He brought an action for #bel against the late Sir EA. ward Ward, Permanent Secre. tary of the War Office, for publishing a letter about him,

and was awarded £2,000 dam- ages. Appeal Judges decided the occasion was privileged and Major Adam lost his £2,000. He took the case to the House of Lords, which upheld the find- ing of the Court of Appeal.

41.

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"STAY-AT-HOME WIFE'

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(THINKS)

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AT THE DOCTOR'S

IN-YOUR-CASE ALSO THIS HAS LED TO AN EXCESS OF ACID WASTE PRODUCTS IN THE BLOOD. RECENT TESTS HAVE PROVED

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IS WHAT

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SIX WEEKS LATER

HORLICKS REGULARLY SOON GAVE HER NEW VITALITY

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A DOCTOR ABOUT THIS

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NEXT RACE MEETING.

JACK DEAR THAT'S THE THIRD WINNER WE'VE PICKED THIS AFTERNOON,

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DO YOU FEEL WORN OUT, DEPRESSED, OR NERVY? DO YOU EVEN AWAKE TIRED?

BEER

AT THE DOCTOR'S

..T EVEN WAKE

TIRED

"YOUR TROUBLE IS NIGHT

STARVATION. YOU SEE,WHILE YOU SLEEP YOUR. HEART LUNGS AND OTHER AUTOMÁTIC

PROCESSES CONTINUE USING UP ENERGY,

-DOOTORS AND SCIENTISTS USE HORLICKS

RECE

IN HOSPITAL TESTS.

ECENTLY tests were made, in a great -hospital; on men and women who com plained of always feeling Ured,"

It was found, that these people had an excess of acid waste products in their blood during sleep. i

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This acid waste kept the brain and nerves, Con edge all night even though the rest of the body was sound asleep?

But when Horlicks wer' given to these people last thing at night, this excess arid waste was completely neutralized. They woke refreshed, with increased energy and vitality,

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