CABLES:
LATEST CABLES.
(THROUGH REUTIE'S {ORNOT\}
THE PEACE TREATY. REVISED RESERVATIONS
ADOPTED.
WASHINGTON, October 23rd The Senate Foreign Relations Com mittee, in spite of the opposition of the Democrs leaders, adapted the revised reservations to the Peace Treaty relating to Article Ten the Monroe doctrine, and withdrawal from the League
It also adopted the preamble to the "reservations providing that the Treaty will not become effective until three of
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FAR EASTERN CABLE
NEWS.
BY COURTESY OF THE CHINA MAIL"}
THE NEW, STRAITS GOVERNOR 'Singapore, October 9th.
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The new Governor of Malaya leaves Home for Singapore on December 19th.
(THROUGH RELTER'S "AGENCY"
CHINA AND THE PEACE TREATY.
LONDON, October zid.
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STUDIES IN BOLSHEVISM. LEGISLATION AND METHODS.
LBY & ASHMAD-BARTLETT - );
*
1919.
ENGLAND'S FUTURÈ.
THE NEED FOR NEW DISCOVERIES.
VIEWS OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
making a total of fis. In the case of water power the average capital cost on the above basis is £10, including water districts much lower costs are recorded). rights (though in exceptionally favoured
But this is only a temporary concessión patil the lists of occupations, for the entire community are completed, when each will be assigned his or her allostad I hay listened to many experts en-
task. When this is done everyone will be deavouring to find suitable dednition paid by the State according to his skill
BRITISH ASSOCIATION, an entirely satisfactory answer to this commissaries believe his adherence to look, at the annual congress of the electrical power from roa? is less than of Bolshevism, but I have never yet beard or, in reality, according to what the local
From these figures is appears that Discussing the nation's industrial out the average capital required to produce amazing riddle, Radek, the notorious Bolshevism really amounts to. Russian propaganda agent, who is, these payments will be limited by the the President, the Hor. Sir Charles A. case of water-power. The running costs, But all British Association on September at half the amount that is required in the I believe, aow a prisoner in Berlin, was once taken to task and told that he and maximum amount received by the uns, his associates had succeeded in ruining
skilled labourer. No one is to be allowed Parsons remarked that the nations who however, in connection with water-power Russia, and
had thrown back
to draw more by way of salary, no matter had exerted the most, inducnce in the war economic development of that country for
the what his previous
are much less than those in respect of nad been those who, had developed to the coal. than the most ill-kempation has been, uneducated It is our deliberate policy to
greatest extent their resources, their is that the custe it harnessing all the Another interesting consideration destroy all the
manufactures, and their commerce. will happen
Well,
what They are to be divided into three cate What good will gories, and are to receive a number kind. dol he
ду asked. Radek umber two, or number three diet accord replied:
Why, then will come the ing to their skill with the pen. Each by day.
a certain dat which has already been What great day the great day when we shall start fixed, has to submit
of his
place him in par of the prescribed cate
certain judging tribunals, will aben
bave.
we
In the House of Commons, replying to century. He replied: We know member of the proletariat. For instance. leerto organised ele, take the case of writers and journalists.
Major Entwistle, in regard to China not signing the Pease Treaty, Mr. Cecil Hacmsworth quoted the statement of the President of the Chinese Republic o
mentx
in
1
one,
As
in the war, so the civilisation of man. But he continued, viewing the present trend of developments in harness ing water-power and using up the fuel. resources of the world for the use and convenience of man, one cannot but rea
water-power of the world would be about. 4,000 millions, or equal to the cost of the War to England.
:
Dowling has estimated the total cual of the world as over seven million million
the other Allies have agreed to the September 15th namely, that China hart in the world afresh." Berond this iterary skill torcide on his merits and lise that, failing new and unexpected dis. Į tone, and whether we appraise it at 1.
Senate's reservations.
EARLIER CABLES
SENATE DISCUSSES
RATIFICATION,
WASHINGTON, October 2nd."
In the Senate, Mr. McCumber, a “mem-" ber of the mild reservation group, of Republicans introduced a number of
Compromise
reservations to the Peace Treaty, dealing with withdrawal from League, the application of Article Ten, the Monroe Doctrine, Shantung and in equality in voting strength in the League Assembly.
Mr. Jones proposed that the Senate should attach a paragraph to the ratifica tion of the Treaty providing that the United States would withdraw from the League in two years unless certain condi tions were fulähed, including the restora tion of Shantung to China. RATIFICATION ON NOVEMBER 187.
REPATRIATON OF CHINESE LABOURERS.
the
coveries in science, such as the harnes more per to its presens and prospec
Lemos, devcted ad corp Akill; it cergy in nutter, as foreshadowed by:
not signed owing to dissatisfaction over vague statement he would not commis himself. What Lenin and his associates the Shantung clause.
mean by building the world afresh is not ories, Of course, these triunals do not ing of the latent molecular and atomic live value is prodigions. For instance, very clear. But,
of all imagin-
really pretend to judge idealism and ary
hon-essentials. Bok
is merely an effort to shevism would appear to be an effort to
the
who are Clerk Maxwell. Kelvin Ratherford, and at is, ad per tow it amounts to nearly adherents to the new reshuffle the entire wealth of the world
regime. You will in fact, be fed accord-
others, the great position of Englaud ane hundred times the costs of the war ta ». had to give everyone a fresh deal except lights and blessings brought to a nation ing to your skil in delineating the de-
cannot be maintained for an indenite all the belligerents.. the aristocracy and
period. At some time mure or less re- bourgeoisie
mote long before the exhaustion of our costs of mining are far below the figures onhscation, discriminate orgy of State over adoption of Reishevism:
In some foreign countries the capital From the first the Soviet Government coal the population will gradually mig: I have taken, and, as ant is transport- really under
or the it
ingia of
realised that except for the forced inter- of the
rate to those countries where the natural able long distances and, generally speak- of.
change of articles for payment in paper
sources of energy are the most abunding, electricity is net se at present, there Karoli
has
Count within the boundaries of Hungary itself,unt, continued ever since under the
Administration of
their
eir paper Tuoney
would be of small The amount of available water-power in the immediate future daw in increas Garbai and his associntes Kargiyi "set value outside the frontiers, and that if in the British Isles is very snail as com
for it seems probable that eapisal will the built rolling with his scheme of expro the leaders often comfortable and According to the latest intimates, the foreignment of at any rute the mere priation of the land for one fifth of its
the other countries.
ing quantity mining operations in prewar value, and gained a
Fator they
rather than lay their and transitory popularity by this
handl
on all realisable securities. These million horse-power whereas Canada Wham, however, capital becomes more
must
total in the British Isles is under difficult and costly. water-power schemes. bribe to
fore, they passed an ordinance declaring alune possesses over 20 millions, of which the towns, all of whom were invited to participate in this free
soil. Th thus whetted for further plander. Under Beards were authorised to make a house and other appetite
d'ar of the people was
In the rest of the British Em ot the State.
Roving bands of Red inaur Karolyi the new billeting law was also to house search, and to carry away every- inaugurated, which was necessary to
extent, and no
no great would thing above the value of 2,000 crowns. have arisen had it kept within rea Thus
HAYRS, October 23rd. Four thousand Chinese, who are being tepatriated, embarked on the steamer Furonia,
LUK INTERVIEWED IN ROME,
Rome, October Bed
E
the
Lak Tseng-tsiang, in an interview to the peasantry and proletariat of that all works of art. such as pictures. over millions have already been has plentiful the lower running its of distribution ofpestries, valuable carpet the pro-pire there are upwards of 30 millionely developed. As to the possible new
said, regarding Shantung: *** China has unshakable confidence in the final decision according to those principles of justice which must ensure all countries Full satis (action
Dobjeta
were
of their legitimate antional sonable bourds. Owing to the enormous eally use have been systemati
nspirations.**
He announced that he had arranged with Signor Tittoni, in Paris. the institu- tion of a direct line of navigation between Trieste and Tientsin.
in
PARIS, October 23rd. According to the Paris edition of the
An, Italo-Chinese Bank New York trvald, the Treaty of Versail formed in Rome, with Italian and Chi- was being les will be ratified on November 1st nese capital, also Italo-Chinese A meeting of the Council of the LeagueAssociation presided over by Signor of Nations will be held within ten da Atom, President of the Colonial Institate. after that date.
Luk Tseng-tsiang leaves on October 24th, for Naples and afterwards goes to Berne. He snil on October 30th, from Marseilles)
-The refusal of the American State Department to appoint immediately un official members of the Treaty Commission Eas caused disappointment in French and British circles in Paris,
FRENCH SCHOOL OF WAR FOREIGN APPLICATIONS FOR TUITION,
PARIS, October 23rd.
POLICE RESERVE PRESENTATION
TO MRS. W G. GERRARD,
A pleasing Ipnetion took place at the King Edward Hotel, yesterday evening. when a few Inspectors of the Hongkong
Six handred officers are asking perbehalf of the Furce, to Mrs. Gerrarda Police Reserve assembled to present, on mission to follow the current courses in the French higher school of was her small token of recognition of the cheerful represent 22 nations.
and capable manner in which she carried dut her arduous duties as Secretary to -the D.S.P. (R)..
MEXICO.
ANOTHER OUTRAGE ON AMERICAN CITIZEN
WASHINGTON, October 30th, Bandits bave kidnapped the United States Consular agent Jenkins at Pueblo, Mexico, holding him for $150,000 ransom.
SCENE IN N.S.W. PARLIAMENT CULMINATION OF AN ALL-NIGHT,
SITTING,
Plenty of diversion was, afforded men bers of the State Parliament at Sydney
Hour
Inspector Eustace (R), in making the presentation, said that Mr. Jenkin had been fortunate in Anding so intelligent and hard-working a Secretar as Mrs.
ran
in
of
private be the benefit of the
influx of
refugees from the occupied territories accommodation Budapest, and it became necessary to find out in Accommodation for them taken from each householder, and utilised houses. A certain number of rooms were for this purpose, but the privileges of the tenants were strictly defined, and no great inconvenience resulted.
பூரி
CXEMPLOYMENT PAT. Under the Karolyi Gëvernment immense levy was also made on the super- classes, to provide civilian attire for the Huous
clothes of the upper and middle hundreds of thousands of disbanded soldiers returning from the fronts
It
property
Stat
I pay on
a twat and indis difficult to collect than big works of
ita
Art
nessed
and in the remainder of the world at least 150 millions, so that England herself possesses less than 1 per cent. of the water-power of the world. Further, it has been estimated that she only pos Nessus 23 per cent. of the whole coal of the world.
I have said that England owes her ment of modern greatness to the early develop
own
AL AS NATIONAL ASEET,
sources of power, I have already men tioned molecular energy, but there is an other alternative which appears to merit attention.
water-power will prevail, with the res sult that water-power will then be mid-
"SHAFT TWELVE MILES DEEP.
that in an address which he delivered in
The president reminded his hearers'
shaft in existence.
white 100 he discussed the question of sinking was about ten times the depth of any
about eighty-five years. He continued:
The estimated cost was £5,000,000 and the time required
everything of value, and search
succeed one another in end- less succession Most of t
been removed to public
of the pictures have
galleries
bridge, dropped some of them from the her heat and source of power, including Inkode cafe la carch party, conveying valuable silver in boxes ever the Danube tinue to depend. almost exclusively for cort. Rather than take the trouble of putting them back, they flung them into mercantile marine. Nevertheless, she is that required for propelling her vaat the river These search parties, by way using up her resources in cual much more of compensation for their labours, and to instik inte them a still greater ardour, consuming theirs, and long before any rapidly than most other countries are
The method of cooling the air-locks are allowed to keep a perrentage of the profits from the
to limit the barometric pressure on the these authorised robberies.
near approach to exhaustion is reached ed. and the project appeared feasible. mines and other precautions were describ The con
consention of jewellery followed poverished. and the cust of mining to One resential factor has, however, brea as a matter of course. ex prisoners from Russia and Italy.
or
value 2,000 crowns is declared to be the much increased that, given cheap transqueriet by some persons: was the Karolyi Administration which warrendered without any form of receipt
Would the And has to be port, it might pay her better to import rock at the great depth crush in and But more extent belonging to foreign countries, and address, I wrote a letter to Yature, sug- coal from richer fulde of almost limitless destroy the shaft Subaquent to my scale. His Government, by and constant concessions to the An enormous amount has been
because it can be
workable at a mae lower cost than herting that the question might be tested of the workmen of Budapest, may be said In fact, the majority of private owners of the principal sources of power. The pre-lished in the Journal of Geology-for
more easily ever-increasing and impossible demands buried, or smuggled out of the
concealed. hidden.
experimentally "Let us endeavour to arrive at spine acting on the suggestion, hus, since car- Proferior Frank D. to have demoralised the people and pres are prepared to throw it into the Digihe went avarage value of the royalties on to February 1912, showing that in lime Adams, of McGill University. Montreal, country.
proximate estimate of the economic value ried out exhaustive experiments, pub genial role of robbery, pillage, and con pared the for what has followed. The rather than surrender it to the existing in England is about 6d. per ton, but to Soviet Government
scation on an unprecedented scale. One eventually be told
has taken
up the con- régime, to swell the pockets and profits the must be added of their Erst measures was to communise to defeht the decrees of the Soviet Goy the capital expended and for its redemp of the Maña. The stories which will
the profit derived stone a depth of fifteen miles is probably d of
of Hungary, but in many of the country misery, robbery, and terrorism.
the efforts of owners rovalties and providing for interest on
from mining operations after paying practicable, and that in granite a depth every private house in Budapest. The ernment will form one of the most inter law, of
of thirty miles might be reached. COLTER is districts it has not yet been carried into
applicable to the whole cut
esting chapters in this dreary story of tion as wasting capital. After consulta earth's interior, except by inference from Little is at present known of the effect Henceforth there is, to be no pri
The lot of the jewellers is, however,
tion with several leading experts in these study of its surface, up-turned strata, matters. I have come to the conclusion shallow shafts, the velocity of transnis ate ownership of property and all houses
Card
in the extreme, for the Government that ahner 1. per ten represents the prsion of seismic disturbances, its rigidity now belong to
has made a clean to the State, And
sweep of obliged to pay rent for your own freehold.
their You are
and has taken absolutely everything from premises,
war market value of coal in the seams in and specific gravity, and it wema reason- Each person is allowed.
them..
England This vast amount; to retain
of obe either been sold at reduced rates to the loot has room, in which he or she must eat,
able to suggest that some attempt should and live. Thas a husband and weep. proletariat or has been confiscated to the
It must. however be remembered be found practicable and at some luca- be made to sink a shaft na deep as may happen to have a family. The whole of in some cases bave two rooms, if they
State without any form of compensation.
that, in addition, coal has a consider lity selected by geologists as the mat A few days ago a notice appeared in the depends the prosperity of the great indus. When we consider that the estimated
able value as national asset, for on it likely to the rest of the house or apartment is
saying that, owing to the shortage trial interests of the country, which cost of sinking a shaft to
afford useful information. the time
It is ex and reverran. commissary for rooms.
n depth of Thus,
found willing to replenish these stocks in that anyone will be it has ceased to be a lilleting law the future. All clothes have now been not to have Feen sufciently appreciated in pense seems trivial as compared with the From this point of view much more than the cost of one day of if he had not had the "co-operation of come merely a method by which the work allowed three of everything, suits, shirts, Mrs. Gerrard. Work over and above hering classes, including the very dress of underclothes, hats, and shoes. All above for the benefit of refugees, and has be
the present value of unwined coal seems the war to Great Britain alone, the ex- communised. You are, in fact, only the past, and that in the future it should posible knowledge that night be gained regular daties, so cheerfully performed, the population and criminal classes, can this number must be surrendered to the
he better appraised at its tras value to by an investigation into this unexplored the nation deserved recognition, and he asked Mrs. with their families,
move into the most "palatial mansions tierrard's acceptance of tu silver box and kitchen, and hath rooms and prices with altogether, for no one can afford to muri- of the cet of producing a given amount internal constitution of the earth in
State. Evening clothes have disappeared another aspect by making a comparison so
"This question may be reviewed from prove of inestimable value to science, and rezion of the earth. It might indeed. a draft for £22 10. as a mark of the the legitimate owners, if the latter have are one of his day garments for his adorn of electrical power. from coal and from relation to minerals of high specific throw additional light on the esteem and gratitude of every "number of
such dis-
ment at night. All the clothes and fur water-power. Assuming that one horse gravity... the Force.
gusting
shops and shuns of luxury have been He wished Mrs. Gerrard sure of
power of electrical energy maintained has had the effect of seized by the Government, and the cop- happiness, health, and
enjoyable classes out of Budapest into the country drawing unemployment pay on
driving most of the upper and middle tents are now being sold to the people and that it requires about eigh; tons of volumes of high-pressure steam, which is
for one year had no pre-war value of 23,
In Italy ut Lardarello, bore holes holiday.
for next to nothing. The working man.
have been sunk, which discharge urge where they can obtain some temporary
averate, coal to produce it. we arrive at being utilised to generate about 10,000 thanks on
Jospector W, G. Gerrard, in returning respite, of across the borders into neigh digal scale, is allowed to take as much as
a pro- the price of 6s. 2d. per ton-i.e crediting horse-power by turbines. At Solfatara, behalf of his wife, said that and convenience are caused by this in numbers of articles at a huge proft. But
bouring States. The greatest hardships
be can pay for, and thus is able to resell required to mine eight tons of coal a year the coal with half the cost. The capital discriminate
near Naples, a similar project is on tout- in England is difficult to estimate, but the district
to supply power to the great works in flat of four rooma. an unmarried young woman may own a exhausted and cannot
of sex. For instan
continue long, for the stocks will soon be and the capital for plant and machi amount of power may be, in the future, It seems, indeed, probable retain one for her own use, and the other ment was to enforce the surrender of all
allowed to
be replaced. Another of the e early acte of the Govern
hery to convert it into electricity at £10, obtained directly or indirectly by boring three are assigned to men whom she has uncommon. Now there is not a soul in by the best English makers and worth revolution, more than ten persons, as think, one which demanded the serious never seen before.
arts in Budapest-rifles. sporting guns,
into the earth, and that the whole subject have resulted, and outrages have not been most obsolete weapons.
The greatest abusca automatic pistola, revolvers, and even the
merita the most careful consideration." Budapest who can call anything his own. hundreds of pounds, have been ruined
Shotguns made the land which employed. prior to the of the Empire was, be ventured to Every industry or private business in the whole qucation of the future resources In conclusion, the president said that Private property has, in fact, ceased to before being handed over hy having some placed under the charge of overseers attacked in a comprehensive manner, and exist, and the common decency of privacy essential part removed or by the introduc
now been taken over by the State, and attention of all scientists. It should be with it.
tion of acids into the barrels. Undoubt and their managers, are now compelled notable in connection with the efforts of
The owners of business thus taken over with that insistence which had been handed in will be ruined by rust and 3000 crowns per month, or about £25, they need, encouragement and assistance buried against the return of happier by law to remain at their work, and cas British investigators in the past edly a great number of weapons have been days. Meanwhile, the majority of those arow by way of salary a maximum of such a tack, mouse people might suggest. for themselves and their families. This from the Government of the country. is the miserable position to which they
Press
of
Gerrard, who had proved such a friend Assigned to other occupants, to anyone, in If, there was no more jewellery contribute a large portion of the wealth twelve miles, at present-day prices is not
fact, who cares to apply to the local trembly of being for
to the Polter Inspectors. For himself, be could not have carried on all his duties
to remaiz
the nader scene
mea.
never before in the history of the Colony asses, irrespect together of all of course, this glorious system cannot it may be taken approximately to be £5, that in volcanic regions a very large
had there been a lady assisting the Police force, and his wife was proud of the dis- tinction she had gained. She had been
She
She is
CONTROLLING THE BANKS..
La
about 3 a.m. on September 13th, after an all-night sitting on the Estimates culminated in a scene which was remini
It cent of the old days of forcible politics, maintaining the best traditions of th New South Wales Parliament for riotou- | behaviour. Mr. Holman was in the coun try, and the Treasurer was in charge
The House had been in an exceedingly bad mood when it became known that it was the intention of the Government to Bit all night. And this feeling was accentuated after midnight, when the Treasurer began to apply the closure. The first hint of real trouble came short- ly after 2 a.m., when the Opposition whip full of enthusinam for her work Mr. Lang) remarked to the Treasurer had the Police spirit, for her husband that be would slap his face. This was in An undertone across the table.
was a policeman, her father had been in after hour the Labour members angrily the Police for 25 years, her brother was fought the votes. At times the debate now. in Scotiand Yard, and her grand- became dreadfully weary. Then the dring father had been in the Force. Mrs. ill-feeling would be fanned into fame again. The Opposition had the hell Gerrard bad written out all the 600 odd sounded frequently in order to bring certificates which would be presented to all the banks and to stop all payments One of the first measures of the Soviet Government members into the chamber. the members of the Police Reserve in due
Government was to put controllers into "We can stand it." joyfully cried a Labour supporter, go on; we'll as it course, so they would all have something wealthiest in the land found themselves
Ότι current accounts. through. The Government members, by which to remember her.
Thus, even the neglect. however, were for "the most part wide
deprived of every
RUIN OF INDUSTRY. Inspector Mow Fung (R),.. in proposing to purchase the bare necessities of life, gcoisio were ruined and stripped of every.es." They see the labours and profits of. Practical realisation of Solomon's Houser"
by a stroke of the penny they possessed
Thus in the vory first week of the ro awake within the precincts, and just the health of Mrs. Gerrard, spoke of then the settlement of their futures thing they possessed except that which a lifetime now taken from them, and they a prefigured by Lord Bacon in the "New Blocked in when wanted.
are now reduced after devoting all their Surely they had it. As many there knew, To enable themvolution the upper classes, and boat brains and energies to building up a busi- great experimental step towards the The climax came between 7.30 ani e untiring manner in which she had always allowing those with money in the burnt the country. The lot of these refugees, the business, while they who know ever cedure of the department, which was am; when Mr. Lang had the floor. The responded to the many calls
the order was Jelaxed to
to the extent of they were able to hide or smuggle out of overseers who know little or nothing of ernment at the present time. The incep themselves are placed under the orders of Atlantis, was being made by the Go- w on their accounts of 2,000 crowns per month, which, at the ing State, is hard in the extrame, for positions of clerks in their own work constituted in 1918, were fully described whether in Hungary or in the neighbour-thing are compelled to occupy the humble
tion, constitution, and methods of pro present value some $10 or less! Bome people realizing they find themselves bereft of their homes, Thus all spirit of individual enterprise by Sir Frank Heath in his paper to the that Bolshevism was inevitable, contrived their themes, and even their personal is being rapidly eliminated, for no one Royal Society of Arte last February. abroad,
d, and have thus sufficient to tide any other pursuit or profession, the enthusiasm for such miserable rewards that so far as he know this was the only them over for the time being, provided majority can see no hope for the future, which place the master, no matter what country in which & Government Depart very severe, and no one it allowed to ago. were bitterly complaining of the ragance of the Soviet Government tran, ent's banner at the Manchester meeting try. The laws in this respect are now a livelihood. All those who a few weeks his brains and abilities, on the same level ent existed.
can manage to escape from the "coun and do not know, which way to turn for
object being testen beplan host and Bonmanians, Crecho-Blovakes, and Jogo forth to water any useles schemes which represented corollarete es leave without special
as his workmen. The waste and extra Many of them remembered the presid permission the occupation of their territories by the scend the imaginable. Money is poured in 1916, where science was allegorically jewellery, which they may have contrived that their estates and situated stars happen to strike the fancy of those in ing ber eyes by the sight of the guns in fact, been seized by the Boviet, which, against hope that Bolshevism will not appear and go no one knows where, encouraging thews and industries It
money Blave are now thanking their lucky to conceal. All money in the banks has, these occupied territories, and hoping kept, but enormous enme of money dis represented it more joyful mien, for the time being, is making small allow.
power. It is presumed that accounts are in the foregrown. This year science was ances to the legitimate owners to save spread there too. them from starvation.
though many are able to guem-Daily was to be sincerely hoped that the future Telegraph,
closure on him was moved by Mr. Hall.
In taking the division as the parties services.
changed from their benches, Mr. Lang
pushed Mr. Hall. Immediately there
Mr. Hoskins, the Government whip. came
to Mr. Hall'e aid. This drew Mr. Stuart
on her
pen.
of the crown, amounts.
was a ruclée, and blows were exchanged. KING GEORGE'S GIFT TO FRENCH to bug up foreign money and send it belonging: Not having been trained to can be expected to work with any great and it was there stated by Lard Crewe
FARMERS.
#
Robertson to Mr. Lang's rescue, and others became mixed up in the riot. Mr. James held back Mr. Lang, and anotar has been considerably diminished during The Marna farmers, whose live-stock Government member placed hands on Mr. the war, has receiver a welcome gift Stuart Bobertson amid a scene of general disorder and shouting. It did not last from King George in the shape of five long, however, and no blood was spilt valuable Southdown ewes, which will, of It was an object lesson of the effect of course, be used for breeding purposes. ar all-night sitting on the temperament Sheep will also be sent by the committee of men usually regarded as placid in for the aid of farmera in the devastated dividuals.
regions of France and Belgium-Reuter
bey
of
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