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APRIL 21st, 1919.

DR. FORSYTH'S DEPARTURE.

PRESENTATION BY KOWLOON CU

Dr. C. Forsyth, who is leaving the Colony shartly, was made the recipient, on Friday night, of n gold and platinum poar tie pin from the members of the Kowloon Cricket Club a A Token of their appreciation of his services as President during the past nine years.,

· The Chath bonge was filled to over flowing and a convivial time was spent by all.

Mr. R. E. Lindsofi, vice-president, in making the presentation, said We have met here to-night to bid farewell, for a tine at any rate and we wil earnestly hope thing the time will be short. --to our genial President, Dr. Forsyth. As you all know, and regret, the Doctor's health has unexpectedly broken down, and he has been ordered away to Cali

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GERMANY.

BAVARIAN WAR MINISTER MURDERED,

COPENHAGEN, April 13th.

A telegram from Dresden states that the War Minister, Herr Neuring. was killed yesterday by discontented soldiers, TROOPS SENT TO RESTORE ORDER.

COPENHAGEN, April 13th. A telegram from Berlin says that. learning of the murder of Berr Nearing, Herr Noske immediately arranged t

send

sufficient troops tu Dresden restore order quickly.

DETAILS OF THE INCIDENT.

COPENHAGEN, April 1386.

THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

HILL BYE-ELECTION RESULT

LAUSES SENSATION.

Lagoon, April 19th The result of the Hull bye-election ham. created n sensation in the House of Common and the country. The Libe rals are delirious with joy. A turnover of 11,288 votes in what has been always a Conservative stronghold is generally admitted as aprecedented in electioneer. lag annale, especially following the most. decisive General Election on recurd.

COMMANDER KENWORTHY'S:

RECORD,

Commander Kenworthy is at Asquith- 11 Liberal and the son of Lord Stra borgie. He Bak A strong candidato. His war recurd in fighting submarines, and his distinction of being the cham pion boxer of the Navy appealed to the fishermen electorate. while his No Conscription

cry and the demand for an immediate removal of the restrictions un commerce chiefly weighed with the wport, which is suffering from the difficul ties of restoration to normal Trade, especially with Scandumvia But the Baltic.

A telegram From Dresdess, dated April 13th. states: -

Five hundred soldiers marched in pro

this

to cession

morning

the War Ministry to protes against the War Minister's order that the wounded, in fature, were to receive only pear-time pny.

forais, I am sure we all feel we could

not let him go without showing him some stall mark of our esteem and regard. Dr. Forayth bag always taken the keenest

A POLITICAL PORTENT interest in all the activities of the Club. He has worthily represented it at every

The Treskribes the result as Д game except. I believe, bawls. But more

politiens portent, and says that it is now absolutely clear that the country deter than that, gentlenen, he has for some

mined to redress the balance of the nine years now been our President, and

General Election. It declares that very has helped to guide our destinie, with

Tow Unionist sents can account safe to-day. unerring tact and unfailing access.

MR CHURCHILL'S VIEWN. When he took control we were in debt; Dow our assets exceed our liabilities by

Lesbos, April 20 Mr. Winston Churchill, sp aking ut a $5.00 (Applause.) I need aay no more,

luncheon in London, when he eived the Dr. Forsyth, on behalf of the members,

result, said that Hall was not we appre 1 ask you to accept this tie pin as

ciative of the Government', laboure se could he wishest, but a petetion McLe taken of our regard and affection, and

naturat and even benthy. የ'ን the we wish yout a good voyage, & good

Government would not be deffected from its aim of reviving the prosperity of the holiday, a speedy reevery and a speedy ed, bat refused to fight. They surrender return. Our best wishes to you and Mined their arms, and the crowd then country.

machine gunned the War

Ministry, THE NEW CANDIDATE'S PLANK. Forsyth. (Applause.}

forced an entrance, and ecized Herr

LONDON, April 12th.

Horr Neuring refused to receive the deputation, whereupon the crowd, incited by the Communists, overpowered the

sentries. A

the

A GRUESOME STORY.

The Government troops were guminón-

wale",

SOVIET GOVERNMENT OVER THROWN

Dr. Forsyth, in acknowledgment, said Neuring, who took refuge in the upper

storey They drugged hirm into the Commander Kenworthy, speaking at he was fighting his little trouble better street, severely maltreated him, throw the Asquith banquet, said the electors. than he expected. A had always taken him into the Elbe from the bridge, and were indignant at the delays in Paris. If they fired at him when he tried to swim to the the Government's treatment of Irefund, n keen interest in the Tub.

and the inhuman blockade of Germany. They were, also, opposed in conseription

THE NATIONALIST RISING

IN EGYPT.

RECRUDESCENCE OF RIOTING,

CAIRO, April Uk. There was serious rioting during the past three days at Cairo, the mob chiedy attacking Armeniaus Thirty eight were killed and a hundred injured dur- ing the last 48 hours. All Armenians are now under military protection.

The Bavarian Government has sent a deputy, Herr Vogel, to Munich, charged with supreme authority. All the Soviet deorces have been annulled

STATE OF SIEGE PROCLAIMED. COPENHAGEN, April 14th. state of siege has been proclaimed.

A telegram from Dresden, says that

The entire Ministry of Saxony has issued an announcement stigmatising the aurder of Herr Neuring as bestial and necessitating sharp measures on behalf of the Government.

could remove the track around il cricketbank, until he disappeared beneath the ground all future interport matches

вле would played there. Mr Dick Hancock had told him it

A telegram from Weimar, dated April only suitable ground

for

such 13th, says that the Soviet Government snatches, and Mr. T. E. Pearce had was overthrown by the Munich garrison. Ande a

similar comment. Mr. Lindsell had just spoken about his presidency of the Club and the success which attend. ed his efforts. All the credit was due to the members of the committee; he had been a mere figurehead. As long as they pulled together without any jeal- ousy among the different sections the Club would go on thriving. He would like to mention some of those who had worked so hard for the Club in the past. They were Mesara. P. It. Wolf, R. E Lindsell, L. J. Blackburn, J. P. Robins son. D. J. McKenzie. D, Neilson, G. Duncan, W. Stewart, A. O. Brawn, J. H. Head, C. W. Jeffries, D. Harvey. S. E. Green, Shroff, and J. Hyde. Those were the men, continued Dr. Forsyth, who had helped the Club to attain ite present position. The lovely present they had given him was a thing he had wanted for years. He hoped to be back before the end of the next cricket season. In concluding, he wished the Club every was sure it would become the Buccess. He Einest cricket club in the Colony, if not in the Far East. (Applause.)

The gathering then drank to the health of Dr. Forsyth, Mrs. Forsyth and family at the suggestion of Mr. P. R. Wolff, who paid a glowing tribute to the work done for the Club by Dr. Forsyth. The toast) was drunk with musical honours.

CANTON NEWS.

A later telegram states that the Ministry has promised a deputation of soldiers that all their demands will be granted.

MUNICH POPULATION IN DIRE STRAITS.

still

LONDON, April 13th. The situation at Munich is obecure, but, according to a message from Berlin, dated April 12th, the new Communist Cabinet of Herren Lowien and Mueksam is already quarrelling.

Herr Muchsam and his partisans came to blow with Herr Lewien and his sup- portera.

Meanwhile, the position of the popula tion at Munich is unbearable. They are without milk, meat and coal.

There is no further news of the White Guards, who were reported on April 11th to be about to occupy Munich.

MILITARY DICTATORSHIP AT MUNICH

COPENHAGEN, April 14th.

A telegram from Nuremberg says that the garrison at Munich has established & Military Dictatorship, and that the heads of the Soviet Government have been arrested.

An assault on the citadel of Dresden is momentarily expected.

Fighting is proceeding in the streets. Troops have been garrisoned in famous Court Church, defending a vital bridgehead.

CANTON, April 10th, FRACAS IN THE PROVINCIAL ASBENELY,

The election of the two vice-speakers of the Provincial Assembly, which has been postponed several times, was held on the 17th just. The Assembly was guarded by About 150 of the a large armed force. new members were present. Soon after the opening of the meeting, a terrible row ensued when the Civil Governor's re- presentatives proposed to take sole charge of the election. Disorders began, and chairs and inkpots were thrown. The election failed and the meeting disperseded. in confusion.

THE RUN-AWAY LAUNCHES,

In view of the fact that the launches which ran away are still interned in Hongkong, the Anthorities have sent a special delegate to appeal to the Governor of the Colony for their roicase, and have requested the British Consul in Stomeen to use his good offices in the matter. THE SHANGHA; CONFERENCE,

The Shanghai Conference has proposed that both the old and new Parliaments at Peking be abolished, after the Con atitution has been settled.

PEKING CABLE NEWS.

FIGHTING CONTINUES AT MUNICH,

Collisions between the troope and the numerous casualties mob resulted in amongst the rioters. Twenty-two ciril- ians were killed and 47 removed to hos- pital. A large proportion of these wae- due to outrages. Five British soldiers, including two unarmed Indians, were murdered.

The mob attacked the troops

at Alexandria. The latter fired, killing 17, and wounding megy. Order was finally restored,

AN EXPRESSION OF REGRET, CAIRO, April 12th A communiqué, issued at noon yester day, says that all is quiet throughout Egypt.

A deputation of the notables of Alexandria called on the General Officer Commanding, and expressed regret for the incidents of Thursday, and appre ciation of the patience and forbearance of the troops.

NUMEROUS ARRESTS AT ASSIUT.

Four hundred, have been arrested at Assiut in connection with the recent riots and for plundering,

A BOLSHEVIST PLOT.

EIGHT PERSONS ARRESTED.

at

STOUR HOLM. April 13th. A telegram from Helsingfors says that right persona have been arrested the Viborg and one at Helsingfors in con- nection with a plot to blow up the officers' club and an important bridge at Viborg and an ammunition depôt, ·

end The outrages were planned for the of April in co-ordination with a Bolsho vist attack on Finland, while a revolt. was planned to break out in Sweden and Norway on the same day,

BERLIN, April 14th. Latest reports state that the Com munists at Munich have not been master. Heavy fighting is raging in the streets between the Government troops and the Red Guards. The latter, with trench-mortare, bave recaptured the rail way station, post offices, and several other A CASE AGAINST PREFERENCE. public buildings.

FIGHTING IN DUSSELDORF.

INDIAN AND ÇEYLŐN TEAS

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Lokoos, April 17th.

In connection with the roports that BERLIN, April 12th.

the Treasury is considering the question There has been serious aghting at of preference for India and Ceylon Dusseldorf, tho strikers incessantly teas, the Timer trade supplement points machine-gunning the railway station out that in 1917 India and Ceylon sup- The Government troops ato gainst the plied to the United Kinador 88 per cont lary and mine-throwers against the China per c and probably

have who Spartacists,

constructed demand for ten wi

the

xceed the supply trenobes and barricades in the stroote, during the next few years. Thus, the and are stubbornly rosiating.

British-grown tous, si present do not Extremely heavy lighting is expected.

The feeling in Mincing Lane is that: require protection. protection will be disadvantageous, tending to deprive London of har pride of place re-exporting centre. DEFEATED.

On the contrary, it is suggested that an extra duty may be levied on all teas COPENHAGEN, April 13th. A telegram from Dusseldorf, sistes that shipped to the United Kingdom from after an extremely violeng bombardment, ports other than those in the country of the Govorament troops ejected the origin. Busch a duty will tend to attract The Peking Government is proposing Spartacists from Aberblik market place to London $9,000,00lbs, weight of Java to establish a bureau to take charge of The majority of the Spartacists fed in tea, proviously imported from Amster. demobilissilon.

the direction of Biler..

The Peking Government has received Martial low hae again been declared in

DUSSELDORF SPARTACISTS

Easter Monday, April 21st.port of a mutiny in the city of An the town.

D. M. GOODALL.

MANAGER,

TELEPHONE 407.

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Anhui province. The mutinoors bombarded the adjacent villages with shelis. Looting and massacres took place throughout the city.

A big fire in Ponta was caused by in condiarism on the part of some lawless troops.'

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