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THE HONGKONG

SERIOUS OUTLOOK IN

GERMANY:

BREACH OF PEACE TREATY: AUXIETY IN FRANCE AS TO OUTCOME.

PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH

THE UNREST IN GERMANY SERIOUS WARNING TO ALLIES,

UNITY OF THE ALLIES.

Pane, March 27th.

“UNITED STATES SEPARATE PEACE been reached after.

PROPOSAL.

CANADIAN NAVAL FORCES TO BE DEMOBILISED,

LATEST CABLES. CANADIAN NAVY TO

DEMOBILISED.

MR. LLOYD GEORGE ATTACKS | ESQUIMALT AND HALIFAX DOOK-

LABOUR PARTY.

DANGER OF COMMON OWNERSHIP

PROGRAMME.'

LONDON, March 28th.

to

YARD TO BE DISMANTLED.

י,

1920.

BRITAIN'S FOREIGN POLICY. FAR EASTERN CABLE

MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S REPLY TO

CRITICISM.

LONDON, March 95th. In the House of Commons, Mr Asquith, to the foreign in drawing attention policy, severely condemned the Govern ment a decision to retain the Turks in Ha recognised that it was now impracticable to recede from the published announcement. He favoured the Vaticanisation of the Sultan in Con- stantinople, where be should solely exer- cise the functions of Caliph.

He urged that the total reparation claims should be fixed against the Central

PARIE, March gand In the course of a serious warning ba Tempe declare that all conflicting parties In the Chamber of Deputies, M. Mil in Germany ang soous to begin an offen. lerand, replying to a chiste on: foreign sive against the Peace Treaty, and fears asairs, emphasised the corinned unity of the German anarchy may be followed by the Allied Powers and led the hall Garman aggression. The journal advo about a crisis, having a chebed in the cases immediate inter-Allied negotiations

bore und been some as regards the effectual disarmament of Constantinople allianos. He saiki Kibere

conversations Germany and inviting the United States divergences in views dud

rstanding bad l'te participate. but, as in wartime, an

laing Bo was ald continue to good of all the Mared that the Alles had undertaken at to negotiato with Soviet Russia palgially, argent by mutual agreement,

emphasised that the Allies could oognise the Russian Clonerbait when recognized national werereignty not on by wards but also by

that the Government favellikaranasan oleh business Sederhanafis inquire o immediate

ronvinged compromises take place for the gre Allied Powers."

trade possibilities with Russia,

BARLIER CABLES.

SEIGE OF BERLIN RAISED.

Powera

- BERLIN, March 21st. It is officially announced that the state Mr. Lloyd George, replying, said it was of siege in Borlin and the Province of a matter for European congratulation that the militarist plot in Germany had Brandenburg has been raised.

The Trade Unionista and Civil Servants failed, but it was most difficult to con Associations baya issued manifestoesjecture what would happen now, although urging the immediate resumption of work the situation at present indicated are and declaring that the coup d'etat was storation of order. "The Vaticanisation dug to the innatural pence of Versailles of the Sultan had been considered made quate. He contanded that it would enor- which must be radically amended.

mously increase Allied financial respon

SITUATION GENERALLY

FAVOURABLE.

if they were expected to govern tantinople. The delay in signing the Turkish Treaty had been due to a desire

to

be

saddled, indefinitely, with the cost of policing the world He disagreed with Mr. Asquith's sugges ties that British interests in Mesopotamia

NEWS,

THROUGH BRUTEN":"AGENCY.)

STRENGTH OF SINGAPORE GARRISON,

Loxion, Marsh 24th. In the House of Commons, "on the report" of the Vote for men, for the Army, "Mr." Aenworthy urged the immediate strengt thoning of the garrison of Singapore.

Mr. Churchill, replying, explained that in order to meet the extra burdens thrown on the Army, they were forced to prune their requirements in order to save as many men as possible. The garrisons of naval bas about a dozen battalions thereby secured and coaling stations had been revised and in this manner. He pointed out that M Kenworthy was a gread" advocate us economy and doubtless other members might advocate greater military prepara tions in other places, but what was to become of economy if an extra unit ware. provided in every fortress.

The report on the Vote was agreed to ROME-TO-TUKIO FLIGHT.

LONDON, March 27th The Admiralty announces that in order

The Allies, M. Millerand said, desired to create a practicable Turker" which was quite compatible with the freedom of the Straita guaranteed by an internet national organisation and with safeguards 3 A

BERLIN, March 20th. not to proceed, pending a possible settle- - OTTAWA, March 2nd.

for the economic and financial interests The Government's afternoon press comment of the political differences in Amne- The Ottaws Journal states that Mr. of France in Turkey which are of first munication expresses firm confidence in rica.

March 17th He regretted the absence, of Ame

ALLARABAD Masiero, whose maching was wrecked Ballantyne, Minister of Marine, has ortier importance. He added that France would the peaceful autcome of the situation, rica's offer to protect Armenis. Wo Delhi, left for Calcutta, where coked at ed the demobilisation of the Canadian-be able to exert her just influenose which is generally favourable throughout could not police the whole world; it would. Mr. Lloyd George, speaking at the Naval forces except 500 men belonging M. Millerand, referring to the recent the Empire. The only points from which be an unfair burden on the British Em continue the fight to Tokio with Ferrari

the Naval College.

Remschild, pire The reasons for attacks on Allied officers in Germany, fighting is reported are Essen, National Liberal Club, said he did not this step are unknown.

ENCOURAGING STUDY OF announced that Marshal Foch had sub- Dusseldorf, and Muehlheim, The naval dockyards at Esquimalt and mitted to the Allied Powers & plan for -desire to misrepresent the Labour Party,

JAPANESE IN NAVY, It is allimally stated that the intensified which represented clean, emphatic and Halifax are being dismantled and the exacting moral and material reparation state of siege has been raleod and that sincere convictions when he declared that organisations there will be disbanded and fresh guarantees. While not reject Ministers are returning. common nership was an essential part The Aruisers Niobe and Rainbow will be ing the idea of economic co-operation, AGREEMENT BETWEEN GOVERN- of the Labour Party's programme. It sold.

M. Millerand pointed out that Germany

MENT AND WORKERS. aid that it only inserted it in order to «

had to give evidence of good faith by conciliata a section of the party. That CONSULAR SERVICE.

carrying out the terms of the Treaty.

BERLIN, March 21st. was a very dangerous doctrine in these

France did not intend to be cheated The Federation of Labour bas issued a RULES FOR RECRUITMENT. tropical days when the seed sown very

The situation was grave" said the Prestatement of the terms of the agreement quickly bore fruit. They could not put

The continued existence of the between the workers and the Government LONDON, March 27th. - such doctrines in the forefront of the pro-

The Civil Service Commissioners have which form the greatest peril not to our accepted most of the demands.

German militarist is evidenced by facta parties showing that the latter have gramme of a powerful party, and say that it meant nothing. If the Labour Party red temporary regulations governing selves alone. When Parir is threatened The agreement provides, inter alia, that won the General Election, moderate men, the recruitment for the Consular Service like Mr. Clynes, Mr. Henderson and Mr. and Eastern Consular Service a main understand when I us, with a union was Government appointments will be made in I, a unanimous agreement with workers organisations: Thomas, will be compelled to carry out feature of which is the provision that the public opinion bebad me, that France the immediato commencement of the social the programme. Were we to risk the in-candidates must have served in the forces who would be tomorrow as she was iation of suitable industries, for example,

time, during the war, or must have been medi- cally unfit for military service and must yesterday, the victim of a fresh attack, coal and potash; and the disbandment of all disloyal forces and their replacement have served eficiently, in a Government cannot await a solution indefinitely.** department at least, for a year, or must NEW GERMAN MINISTRY. by trustworthy Republicans, especially

workers." been interned in an enemy country. The

BERLIN, March 28th

dustrial life of the country upon the mere chance that they may betray their siap porta 1 Society could not take any chances In these revolutionary days. The Labour Party's programme was to end Capitaliam candidate must be it to go to any climate.

mier.

[

and create a co-operative Commonwealth. Loss of limbs does not disqualify candi-Mueller, the Foreign Minister in the last A semi-official statement says Dr. Before Labour snatched the victory let the dates.

Cabinet, has been requested to form a new nation realise the meaning of the Labour

Ministry. programme, and then chose deliberately and with open-eyes.

Roferring to Mr. Asquith's description of him as a demagogue, the Premier said some of the greatest men in history had been called demagogues. The epithet was always applied by the dull and pompous against anyone having a greater power in appealing to the masses than they.

The Premier concluded by deprecating "party strife. At the present moment patience, forbearance, courage and good humour were most essential to enable us, succesfully, to solve problems of Europe und the world.___ (Cheers.)»

BOLSFEVI PEACE OFFER.. CZECHO-BLOVAKIA DISCUSSING

NOTE.

LONDON, March 22nd. The Bolsheviks have sent a second Note to Czecho-Slovakia offering peace, and e- claring that economic relations will gret ly benefit both countries, The Czecho Blovak Government is conferring with the Allies on the subject.

AZERBAIDJAN DENIES

BUMOUR.

AMERICAN AMBASSADOR'S

AMBITION.

TO DO HIS DUTY

LONDON, March 22nd.. Ambassador Davis has telegraphed to the Chairman of West Virginia State Democratic Committee, thanking it for the endorsement to his nomination as the De- mocratic Presidential candidate. He re marked that a call of duty no man can refuse, but added that he is not seeking nomination nor cherishing higher ambi- tion than to perform the duties at present entrusted to him

MAMBASSADOR TO MEXICO.

NEW UNITED STATES APPOINT- MENT.

THE ALLIES AND THE RUER VALLEY.

WASHINGTON, March 28th.- The United States has decided to join Great Britain and Italy in opposing Allied military action for the preservation of order in the Rahr Valley.

TRIUMPH OF WORKMEN.

LONDON, March 28th." The resignation of the German ministry appears to imply the failure of the attempts to establish an understanding between the workmen in arms ad the Ebert Government. The muttering of coming storm is discernible in various Hitherto the workmen have carried all before them, especially in the industrial regions of Westphalian and the Rhineland, but simultaneously reporta come of formidable gatherings, and the drilling of bodies of troops, prepared to An uncertain factor

quarters.

WASHINGTON, March 7th. President Wilson has nominated Mrght the workmen. Morgenthau, ex-Ambassador to Turkey, as Ambassador to Mexico.

FLOUR FOR CENTRAL EUROPE

UNITED STATES SANCTIONS SALE

WASHINGTON, March 27th. NO NEGOTIATIONS WITH TURES.ing the sale of five million barrels of

The Senate has passed a Bill authoris four by Portland to Austria and Armenia, NAVIES OF THE WORLD.

REPORT TO HOUSE OF REPRE- SENTATIVES.

LONDON, March 22nd.

Reuter is authoritatively informed that it is not true that an agreement has been concluded between Azerbaidjan and the Turks or that any negotiations occurred on the subject. An official denial har already been issued at Tiflis, and the Azer- baidjan Foreign Minister has stated that all rumours on the subject are devoid of foundation

TOLL OF THE SAHARA. FRENCH AVIATOR'S TRAGIC END

PARIS, March 23rd

A. Hávna meerage says:— General La Perrine, who set out from Bouthern Algeria on February 18th to fý across the Bahara Desert, has been found dead south-east of Interbarrakah whera the seroplane crashed in

WASHINGTON, March 27th Mr. Butler, Chairman of the Naval Com. mittee, has reported to the House of Re- presentatives that by 1994 Great British will have 50 battleships and the United States 47; France 28; and Japan 15; but the United States' ships were about equal to the British in power.

PEACE WITH GERMANY. BILL IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- TIVES.

WASHINGTON, March 27th.

is the attitude of the nation at large. The Allied troops in the occupied pro- vinces are watching development vigi- lantly,

CABIN

RESIGNS.

THE PRINCE OF WALES, WILL BE CORDIALLY WELCOMED

BY AUSTRALIA,

LONDON, March 1st. Reuter's Melbourne correspondent says Mr. W. M. Hughes has sent & message to H.M.B. Henoum wishing the Prince of Wales a pleasant voyage and assuring him of a loyal and cordial welcome.

A GOOD VOYAGE.

should be restricted to the zone of Basra. Almost all the tribes were anxious that the British Government should remain to enable officers, not residing or serving Our idea was to remain as mandatories in the Far East, to obtain a preliminary. over a territory which would include knowledge of Japanese a limited number Mosul, in order to assist the Arab Goveza will be selected for a six-months course of ment. He pointed out that Germany had instruction at the School of Oriental not taken advantage of the invitation to Studies in London after which those suit- make a specific offer as regards repara-able will be placed on the roster for fur tions.. He emphasised the necessity of re-ther study in Japan os full pay. Thess membering the justice of the French officers must be prepared to be appointed claims, and felt that the Allies would sup to ships on the China Station pending. Port fair and reasonable proposals. He vacancy in the established number of offi discountenanced the suggestion that the cers allowed to proceed to Japan at one reparations work should be handed over to the League of Nations.

HIGH PRICES At hume.

PROFITEERING AOT TO BE

STRENGTHENED,

In selecting officers for study in Japan special consideration will be given to those who have reached the necessary standard in preliminary, knowledge by their own efforts at China Station or elsewhere. :

MISS MARIE TEMPEST IN

MRS. DON”.

OVATION AT THE FALL OF THE CURTAIN.

Miss Marie Tempest nad her company:

had little to complain on Saturday night either on the score of attendance or of back of appreciation when they presented Mr. Somerset Maughan's "Mrs. Dot" at

LONDON, March 27th. In the House of Commons, replying to Major Barnes, Mr. Lloyd George em phasised that high prices were remediablo only by increased production and national economy. He anticipated that the na tional revenue would balance the national expenditure and the debt be substantially reduced. There was no short cut to bet ter conditions, which were only achievable by a steadily pursued policy. The Gov. H.M.S. Renown Was this morning ernment was considering the strengthen abreast of the Azores making a prospering of the Profiteering Act but thought that any attempt rigidly to control prices our voyage in splendid weather.

The Prince has received a wireless would be detrimental and would check the the Theatre Royal. It was quite a crowd- message from the Duke of Devonshire recovery of the country from the effected house for Hongkong and the ovation-

of of the war. homeward bound on the Empress France, hoping, on behalf of the Canadian Government and people, that be will re THE SITUATION IN SYRIA, visit Canada on his return.

The Prince replied that he was unable A NATIONALIST DETERMINATION to come to Canada as he was visiting the West Indies.

The Renown on the 24th.

likely

y to reach Barbados

BRITISH COAL.. SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS IN

BUNKER COAL." {...

LONDON, March 21st. BERLIN, March 26th.. The Cabinet has resigned.

The coalowners have agreed that be tween March 24th and August 31st, the INDUSTRIAL SITUATION IN RHINE price of bunker coal for outward-bound vessels be 75/- at South Wales and Tyne The Ports, and 73/6 at Scottish porta present prices range from 110/- to 115/- The reduction involved £24,000,000 an- nually

VALLEY.

BaussEL, March 22nd.

The latest information from Aix Is Chapelle states that the situation in the Rhine industrial region is unchanged. Following sanguinary fighting northwards of Meiderich, near Duisburg, the Govern ment troops retired. The Spartacista declare their movement is not against the armies of occupation, and have requested permission to send the wounded via Kahrort, which they propose shall be re- garded as a neutral zone,

AVIATION.

TO CAPE FLIGHT COMPLETED,

LONDON, March 21st. The South African aviators, Colonel Van Ryneveld and Major Brand, have A message from Halle, Saxony, says the arrived at Capetown, thus completing the situation is considerably worse. Lovely fight from England. Three machines fighting has taken place between troops were successively used. and armed workers. The town is reported to be surrounded by workmen.“”

A GERMAN ARMY IN THE BUHR VALLEY,

IMPERIAL DEFENCE.

A NAVAL CONFERENCE ADVISABLE.

which Miss Marie, Tempest received at the fall of the curtain was unusual. It ià saying the obvious that it was well- deserved, as Miss Marie Tempest, in a way, made history for the local stage in Mrs. Dot. When other plays which the LONDON, March 5th,

company has presented and other charao Emir Feisul's Chief of Staff, who has ters which MissMarin. Tempest: bas arrived at Constantinople en route to

sssumed are forgotten, those who were, at Faris and London, states, in regard to Saturday night's performance will re the situation in Syria and Cilicia, that the French now bold the line from Adana member Miss Marie Tempest's Mrs. Dat. The play, as probably many know, has to Aintab and Jerablus.

Jerablus have all the elements of comedy; a wealthy from Aleppo to Adana and Jerablus been cut Turkish Nationalists are suc brewer's widow bent on marrying an im cessfully stirring up the inhabitants of pecunious, distant cousin of a lord who, this area, also as far south as Beirut and however, has been enmeshed into an Haifa, against the French. There engagement to the daughter of a Peer of

and much fighting

brigundage, the realm by the machinations of a match. The making mother, aided by the sentimental. tapecially east of Alexandretta Nationalista, who are commanded by appeal of a moonlit night in the country Kenaan Bey, one of Mustapha Kemal's How the widow marshals her forces in this. most capable lieutenants, are determined game of love by inviting the object of her to drive out the French from the country. affections, his fiancee, the match-making mother and an old cynical bachelor to her ATROCITIES IN SOUTH RUSSIA house on the river, and how she brings about an elopement between her nepher JEWISH SUFFERINGS.

who, also, is her secretary, and her im*. pressionable young rival reveals woman Losos, March 25th.

in one of her most dangerous moods-the A harrowing description of the Jewish complete artist in intrigue, pogroms in South Russia last year is de Miss Marie Tempest made Mrs Worth tailed by the Kieff Halief Committesley, the widow, a living personality, full Ukraine, of whom 15,000 are ascribed to the pursuit of the man she loved. In the Heport. Over 30,000 were murdered in of resource, determined and relentless in Pettura's Regulars, especially when the

is

troops were compelled to evacuate the passage where the widow does what few territory, Altogether, 372 places are Halitane and proposes marriage to him, women do, professes her love for Gerald registered, where the pogroms bring total of 70,000 victime. Numbera died in Miss Marie Tempest was able, by her con their wanderngs, some were thrown out ummate acting, to endow even this of express trains and steamers and others action, so nhwomanly, with a womanly died of starvation Women ware re charm. At her house on the river!! her Case studied neglect of Gerald Halsbane and quently violated before being slain,

niveliens of cartridges. Grenades were Freddie Ferkins, her nephew-secretary bayonets being used because of the expen-time she is busy plotting to bring thrown into cellars, where the Jews were and Nellie Bellinger, Gerald Holstane hiding a gem AVE LONG-RANGE GUN,

*General La Perrine was severely wound- House of Representatives authorising a Valley consists of 30,000 seasoned and well- is pleased with Mr. Walter Eong's recent 4re cited where fathers were killed, only her assumed indifference, while all the

A Bill has been introduced into the separate peace between the United States and Germany,

Jain a bed great agony from the in juries and lack of food. The pilot and the mechanic are alive. They wandered two AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION days in search of assistance, and, finding In the Senate, Senator Owen introduced none, returned to the machine where the measure to amend the Constitution to search party found them enable the ratification of treaties by

simple majority of the Senate instead of HEROES OF THE WAR, the two-thirds majority as at présent.

ENTERTAINED BY THE.

VOTES FOR WOMEN. PRESIDENT.

NEW LAW IN UNITED STATES."

PARIS, March 23rd. The President of the Republic, who re- cently devoted the first reception at the Elysee to entertaining a large party of

maimed soldiers, yesterday afternoon gave a second reception in honour of 600. Lind ed soldiers, among whom was General Maunoury

THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH

SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION AGAINST THE DUKE.

SAW LONDON, March 22nd In the Divores Court the Duchess of Marlborough was granted a decree of re stitution of conjugal rights.

VARSITY BOAT BACE

VICTORY FOR CAMBRIDGE.

LONDON March 27th. In the boat race, Cambridge won..

WASHINGTON, March 27th.. The State Senate has passed the Women suffrage amendment. The vote only of one more State is now required for three-fourths majority of the states which it necessary to give women the vote throughout the country.

CARPENTIER IN AMERICA.

RECEIVES ENTHUSIASTIÓ

RECEPTION;

PARIS, March 22nd The latest French official advices state that the Spartacist army in the Rubr. armed troops commanded by Major Von Berweld who is a relative of Marimilian Harden, From Stuttgart if i oficially reported that troops from Bilesin bave arrived in the. Ruhr district where fight ing with the Red army is expected to

Morrow,

we

It is pointed out that the German occupation of the Ruhr Valley violates the Peace Treaty, but it is declared that the French Government will act only siter agreement with the Allies in regard to the necessary measures

COMMUNIST SUCCESSES,

LONDON, March 22nd.

MELBOURNE, March 21st. Bir Joseph Cook, Minister for the Navy, statement in the Home of Commons on the naval position. He agrees that a con ference of Dominion representatives in comary for a concerted scheme of Im porin-asfence in order to enable the Dominion and Imperia, Navies to be readily combined when necessary.

MERICA AND THE TREATY THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS.

EXPERIMENTS PROCEEDING.

LONDON, March 25th,

In the House of Commons, Viscount Curzon drew attention to the French Government's purchase of the patents for

THE WAR ON BOLSHEVISM:

LIKELY DEVELOPMENTS.

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Bance, together as much as possible and la alling their young romantic ears with Marie Tempest ran through the whole stories of their love for each other, Miss gamut of "the wheedling arts with.com plete mastery. In her moek love scene with James Blenkinsop, again, Mine Marie Tempest presented yet another facet of her art.D

Much of the success of the piece, was

Blenkinsop, the cynical old bachelor; Mr.

WASHINGTON, March 21st

a gun with a range of 100 to 150 miles. due, also to the unstinted support Miss A joint resolution has been introduced Mr. Lloyd George replied that the War Marie Tempest received from her com- into the House of Representatives declar-Office was in close touch with the French pany Mr. Graham Browne, sa James ing a state of peace, under which Ger. anthe latest Brian tiations boosten, das which the United States might have had were proceeding

The latest British official reports indi. many is required to recognise all rights authorities on the matter and experiments Nooke Government and the Independent under the Treaty, fail to agree, the Pry- Bocialists are breaking down in cone Should Germany quence of the latter's demands hardening, widens will be authorised to prohibit re owing to further Communist sucoesacé sumption of trade relations and extension westward The Communists bold Dussel of exedita, ja que dorf, Elberfeld and Stettin; also Essen; where almost anarchy reigns. Fighting continues at Leipzig kan

Berlin telegram says Ebert and the whole of his Cabinet have returned, re THE SITUATION AT LEIPZIG

BERLIN, March 22nd. K

NEW YORK, March 27th. Carpentier has arrived, accompanied by bis wife and manager, and was given a Sy warm reception:

recop

SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS

CAPE TOWN, March 22nd. - Parliament was opened by Lord Buxton who announced the zerult of the elections.

The Smute Ministry will remain in office and submit itself to the judgment of the House. He foreshadowed a notable pro gramme of social reforme

"AS SOON FIGHT THE BRITISH"

ICAN REAR-ADMIRAL'S

STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, March 23rd.

LONDON, March 25th.

Herbert Millard as Gerald Halstane; Mr. Boger Barry as Freddie Perkini: Mr. Ashton dory at Chatles: Mins Armored Kemp se Miss Eliza McGregor; Miss Dorothy Hamilton as Nellie Bellinger and Miss Doris Gilham as Lady Sellinger, A semi-official memage from South Bus all had their share in contributing to the sia says that Denikin's armies are being 300s of Mr Dot Herbert pressed back against the Caucasus monn Millard was the love-lern lover, to, per tains Probably the Bolshevists will faction. Mr. Boger Barry deserves shartly hold the whole Cossack territory special mention for his delightful repre as far as the Caucaens, and also control the sentation of Freddie Perkins, Caspian so that the new Caucasian Her Dorothy Hamiltonalan, madden public and Persia will be exposed to another muccess in Hongkong to her eral

an Nollie Sellinger. Her naivete in invasion.

terrace Brone with Freddie Perkins charming. Mr. Graham Browns

LONDON, March 23rd

A message from Leipzig says the Com-Testifying before the Senate Committee, munists have evacuated the centre of the Admiral Sima declared that it was Beard t City but bold the suburbs Railway Admiral Beaton who told him not to let the BOMBAY MILL STRIKE ENDED trains has been fully resumed in the Leip- British pull wool over his eyes and that. zig district. The position in the Halle Americans would as soon fight, the British district has become worse. Officials as the Germans The statement was siɛde Beuter's Bombay correspondent says threaten to strike if a Soviet Republie is during an informal conversation on the the will trike, has ended. The mill hands proclaimed Communists prevented men eve of the United States entry into the demand for payment for the recent strike Lwuling to work from resuming.

period waë not conceded

War,

the pars of, an old and confirmed, cynic life, his pretence at a passionato of love for the widow providin intensely amusing pegg

To-night, the Creeper win the Bam