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CABLES.

LATEST GABLES.

[THZOVOR REUTER'S AGENCY.]

NO COMMUNISM.

BRITISH LABOUR'S VOICE.

LONDON, Juno 2nd.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 23xD, 1991.

LATEST CABLES:

IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

LORD CURZON'S STATEMENT.

Logros, June, 2ład. Beuter understands that at the meet ing of the Conference to-day, Lord

LATEST CABLES:-

SITUATION IN IRELAND,

THE EDUCATIONAL STRUGGLE replace Awan Fam and Confucius by PROVINCIAL INDEPENDENCE

"IN

CHINA.

PIGGERS."

[CONTRIBUTED:]

| SUBMARINE PASSENGER SERVICE "WHOLE HOGGERS" AND "LITTLE

BETWEEN AMERICA AND IRELAND.

NEW YORK, June `22ad.

MOVEMENT.

ASIATIC NEWS AGENCY,].

the Virgin Mary and Christ we want to know why the former took such a hold on the lives of their votaries and why they have acted as the lode stone of their spiritual and ethical aspirations.

HANGCHOW, June 11th. The Whole Hogger, however, may

Immediately after the despatch of his Curzon submits an expose of the presentsSian Fein official that two submarines, struggle in education, typified in Dean and Western Science are the be-all and of a national or citizens convention for

The Tribune quotes a state gent of a History saw the climax of a great

Tas period of Queen Anne in English has neither the commercial nor the min- circular telegram to the President and

beat. After strong artisan speeches at the position in foreign affairs, after which flying the Irish Flag, are maintaining a

holo

Boggoy be the educational pure and simple-the

the various provinces (iguering only the Labour Party Conference, at Brighton, the conference probably adjourns till passenger service between America and Swift's "Battle of the Bocks."

one who thinks that British Literature Chin Cabinet) anggesting the convocation delegates overwhelmingly rejected the Friday to enable the delegates to considor freland. It is alleged that Mr. Deissue had been 4 long-drawn controversy that" the greatest fact that ever came reunification of the North and South of

The the end-all of education and civilisation. proposal to newent affiliation with the

have utilised the service.

He may Valera and other prominent Sinn Feiners

have realised with Stephen Leathe discussion of questions mlating to the Communist Party.

between the respective merits of the into our history is the colossal change that China, and to draw up provincial con Ahoients and the Moderns da models for sparates our little era of a gently tory stitutions for the establishment of a Con- DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER FIGHT

EARLIER CABLES. the guidance of future generations." A

a half from all the preceding history MORE TROOPS DESPATCHED

problem of a somewhat similar kind to

mankind." faces the educationalist in China at the present time.

SELECTION OF REFEREE.

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New York, June 22nd. The New Jersey Boxing Commission" announces that Harry Eartle, will referee "the Dempsey-Carpentier fight.

BULGRAVE MANOR. INTERESTING CEREMONY.

LONDON, June ind."

Two thousand persons were present at

the opening cerimony of the Bulgrave

the statement. It is anticipated that the material work of the conference will only begin on June 27th,

EARLIER CABLES.

NEW CENTRE OF THE WORLD'S PROBLEMS.

tions demanded.

of

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of

China.

and

And he assigns all this federacy of the Provinces. General Lu to our Western system of Education. As one who has benefited by it be thinks. Yun-hsiang this morning convened a LONDON, June 22nd.

too."

that it is his duty to impart this to special conference of the principal native In the House of Commons, when Earl Winterton moved the adjournment of the Throughout the days of ber isolation

Without discussing here in detail the gentry, merchants, scholars, officials, LONDON, June 21st. House to call attention to the Govern Chius had a rigid, set system of educa possibilities or impossibilities of the artisans and farmers for the purpose of Following the traditional order

ment's failure to secure the safety of Brition, which had worked comparatively wholesale importation of a new civilisa drawing up a constitution for the pro- precedence, Mr. Msighen was the first tish officers in Ireland, Sir L. Worthington Well while she kept herself aloof from tion or system of education to a people rince of Chekiang after the model of the Dominions speaker at the resumed Im Evans declared that extra battalions had the rest of the world. Her educated ready conscious of the grandeur of perial Conference. He arged, as

been despatched and that all available men were honoured though they came of the " Lattle Figgers. their own past we may

to the views. Hanan "Constitution. tura to

The scheme is Fessential condition of the success of the troups would be rushed to their support counsels were really the law of the land, realise to some extent the hopelessness of Chekjang people who are to elect thirty. from the poorest of the people. Their conferences, that there be frequent and House of Lords in opposition to Lord It was too simple and straight forward the attempt to put new

Lord Birkenhead, speaking in the

warmly supported by the majority of the The Little Piggers are those who regular meetings, as the growing reta Donoughmore's motion, hoped that wiser system to stand the strain of inter bottles. They see the impossibility of and then the Military and Civil Gover--- wine in old representatives from among themselves, General Smuts argued that the pre counsels would prevail in Ireland at the final diplomacy, and, some twenty wholly imported civilisation, dominant object of British policy should eleventh hour, but if the demand for agents or so ago its collapse became com cognite to the full how much Great Briors will select a date for the convoca-

They re- Manor as the Anglo-American Shrine. be the securing of the peace of the world. republic persisted, Britain could carry plate

Mr. Stewart, chairman of the Sulgrave had been the settlement of the repara

tain or Europe would suffer not only tion of a constitutional conference. IE Two great advances in that direction

on the struggle with the same tenacity Since that time the great struggle has from imported merchandise or educa as in the great war. Institution, of America, unveiled the busttions question and the disarmament of

be--what is to take its place? Beneath tion but how much it has suffered from is believed that General Lu will not form all the schemes of proposed universities, an imported religion. of Washington, which America has pre- the basis of a new departure in world.

Germany.

The latter ought to become WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIP. aystems of education, discontents of more noticeable than that the West has with the conser of the Chekiang people, For-nothing is ally declare the independence of Chekisug

vis-a-vis the Peking Government; but students, and endowment schemes which never produced d religion of its own of he will declare the self-government of the anted to the institution:

policy. General Smuts strongly favoured

SECOND ROUND OF SINGLES. have filled the air of China for the last been imported, but it has been improvince, which will then be independent

any tenacity. Not only has its ing, however, that this did not mean an Anglo-American co-operation, emphasis

few decades a great controversy lies piece-meal, thus LONDON, Juna 2nd

educationalist who has been in China China, on the other hand, has the ad agreement. General Li Hao-chi will them smothered. Every social reformer, every ing and contenting to all the bicker-1 of both Peking and Canton, as Hunan during that period, has had to face this var

of its rival crowds is at the present moment. By secret problem and has formed in his own system of its own, focussed and apothe- that this movement against Peking has

vantage of having evolved an ethical do the same in Fokien province.

It is reported in well-informed circles mind, consciously or unconsciously, osized in its great Teacher, Confucius, been caused by the sudden dismissal of solution of it, or a means of shelving it. Not only have the "Little Piggers" by stated thus: Is China, to base her tent at least that all the springs of educational system on her own language action which actuate the individuals and for the protection of the privileges and In its crudest form the problem may realised this, but they see, to some ex. Geners? Chen Shu-fan from the Tachub- ship of Shensi. It is deemed necessary

education and Western methods in an and iterature, or is she to be fed on the nation, if they are to be of any last interests of the defunct Anfu faction in pro-digested pap-to absorb Western ing worth, must have their source in the Chinese politics that the Anfu leaders

country's own literature and tradition take active

Lu Yun-hsiang and Li Hao-chi should alien tongue!

in her own mother tongue, and in her Fortunately for the Peking Government mesures without delay. own national self-consciousness. We may gloss over and try to hide

that the basal facts, or side-track the issues science are of no worth, but that they special connections with Marshal Chang Not the attitude of General, Chang Wen-shen, literature foreign

and foreign Military Governor of Anhut, who has to, questions of money or provincial can only be assimilated or made of any in close touch with things Chinese putrictism, but no person who has been ase through the country's own literature -lin (through the medium of the ex-

and teaching

Monarchical ringleader, Chang Hsun) and will deny that underlying all the various

General Chen Kuang-yuan of Kiangsi, questions of recent origin some such

who, since the days of the late General Li fundamental issue lies at the root of the

Shun, has been considered to be a lead present discontents.

ing member of the Chilli or Tsao Kun faction, is still undecided in regard to

BUSSIAN RAILWAY SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH ESTHONIA,

Helstverons, June 22nd..

The Russian and the Estonian rail way authorities have signed an agres ment regarding the opening of a railway

service between Isborsk and Pskoff.

SEAPLANES' SUCCESS.

SINK SUBMARINE IN SIXTEEN MINUTES.

NEW YORK, June 22nd.

At the naval manœuvres, seaplanes botabed an ex-German submarine from 1,100 feet and sunk her in sixteen

minutes.

U.S. NAVAL BILL,

AGREEMENT BETWEEN SENATE

· AND REPRESENTATIVES..

WASHINGTON, June 23rd,

alliance.

General Smuts declared that Europe had largely inst her pre-war power, and position, and the scene had moved to the Far East and the Pacific, which would: be the centre of the world's problems in the next fifty years. the present conference would become one He believed that

of the great landmarks of history if it' could lend the Powers concerned in the Far East into friendly conference.

Mr. Sastri pleaded that Indians now fully domiciled in the Dominions should receive full citizenship."

Mr. Hughes said that improved cable communications were absolutely essential

At Wimbledon, in the second round, the Dutchman Diemerkool beat Klein-

SHIMIDZU'S SUCCESS.

nian, 6-0, 9-7, 6-1

LONDON, June 21st. At Wimbledon in the second round of the singles, Shimidzu best Count De bousien, by 0, 2, kad 6-0.

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VICTORY FOR AUSTRALIANS

SPECTATORS RESENT UMPIRE'S DECISION.

LONDON, June 21st. if the Dominions were going to have a moderate attendnner, with the excep At the Oval in cloudy weather before effective voice in foreign policy. "He' strongly favoured renewal of the Anglotion of Crawford (28) and Ducat (30), Japanese Treaty if it distinctly excluded Surrey completely failed against the the possibility of war with America, and howling of "Gregory, who captured four believed that renewal would most likely wickets for 45, McDonald taking 3 for 34, insure world peace.

and Armstrong for:28.

Mr. Hughes advocated a conference of the Powers with the object of limiting armaments and stopping naval construe tion. He considered that the Dominions ought to contribute to muval defence on The deadlock in the negotiations being more than others, and the aid should a per capita basis; instead of some pay- tween the Senate and the House of Re be in terms of Dominions' navies. He. presentatives, in connection with the questioned the necessity of a constitu Naval Appropriations Bill, has been end. tional conference in 1992. ed by a virtual agreement reached at a conference of the spokesmen of both the bodies to remove from the Bill about ninety million of the ninety-eight million dollars, which the Senate added to the Bill. The basis of the agreement, is that Senator Borah's disarmament amendment with France. He hoped that future will not be side-tracked,which the House, We was apposed, desired, with a view to ita replacement by a more far-reaching

provision.

AMERICAN SHIPPING

" MYSTERY.

out.

11

the

Surrey were out for 115 in 23 hours, The crowd showed hostility to umpire's decision that Crawford was run

The Australians' won by 78.

COUNTY CRICKET. Oxford beit Sussex by six wickets. -Nocts bent Leicester by two- wickets. Hants bent Essex by eight wickets. Lancashire.r. Middlesex ended in draw.

Kent bent Gloucester by 18% runs. Somerset beat Worcester by 83 runs.'

MP Massey regarded improvement of the inter-Empire transport communien. tious, as one of the most vital concerns. He dealt with, the unworkableness of the dual government of the New Hebrides. PRINCE OF WALES TO VISIT and suggested an exchange of territory

conferences would be held periodically.

INDIA.

SIMA, June 22nd.

The Dominions supported the Anglo-It is officially announced that the Japanese Treaty.

Mr. Meighen said that the outlying ember?

Prince of Wales will visit India in No-

give equal attention to the paramount Dominions were possibly not disposed to necessity of recognizing that no step. should be taken which overlooks, the im

DISCOVERY OF DESERTED SAILING portance of mitigating racial divisions.

SHIP.

AUSTRIAN CABINET.

GOLF, CHAMPIONSHIPS. RECORDS BY AMERICAN PROFESSIONALS.

General Smuts, laying stress on the need of pence in the strongest manner, prossed that the ea dinal feature of our New York, June 22nd. Five Government departments

policy was to make "an armaments race are impossible. The most fatal mistake wrestling with mystery of the sea, would be a which began with the disevery of a Empire, however, did not need exclusive Taco with America. The five-master found ashore "at Norfolk (Virginia). Her sails were set and meas largely lost her provar power and position alliances The fact that Europe had tables were laid, but there was nobody was a strong reason against the Empire In the professional golf championship aboard. A subsequent discovery was entering into European entanglements the Americans, Hutchison and Barnes, bottle, containing a message, purporting Referring to the international bullock in went round the Eden old courses in to have been written by the captain, the Far East, General Smuts declared and 70, respectively, which are records. stating that the crew had been taken prisoner.

Three small steamers have since dis appeared.

that the British Empire's great position singled her out as peacemaker and

mediator between East and West.

LONDON, June 21st.

JP

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ever

...

"So for their sake, be May still May! Let their now time, as mine of old, Do all it did for me: I bid

General Chi Esiet Sin

of his Panchi Shua, has not

Consider the triviality of life and con- and literature. Why, cne of the best of But something similar, must happen west sights and sounds throng manifold." with nearly all Chines

They cannot possibly assimilate our knowledge with Or perhape Christmas Sermon

matchless passage beginning all knowledge through their own thought or out first getting the warp and woof of versation and purpose" has been the these foreign-fed Chinese always spoke pessimistic moments you may have girded tons of Immortality." guiding star of your action. In more of Wordsworth's poem as the Imita up your loins and braced, your flagging a one feel the pulsations of those magie splits to this note:--

words? :-

Can we expect a Chinaman to

How could such

Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting The soul that rises with us, our life's

star,

Hati ad elsewhere its setting

And cometh from afar.!!

than the music of the church choir was Its music must be to hira little better to the servant girl with the new hat:-

The authorities are of opinion that the Mr. Sastri fore "adowed the submis FAR EASTERN CABLcation is only, the sauce to whet this but they must be evor to some extent Will the country be the happy hunting

Westerner

mastered forci

tongue to such an extent that its literature and its scienco guided and moulded his thought? Even the best of This problem faces the foreigner and those who have devoted themselves to the Chinese reformer alike, and grad-foreign languages find it impossible to Pporting pu

suggestions. of Kiangsu, Bating themselves into two must this be so ually the opposing parties are segre distinguish its literary masterpieces from

ephemeral

journalism. How much more

policy campa, much as recent political parties foundation canons of whose literatura the proposals of Lu Yus-hsiang yet. But

with the Chinese, the definitely did at home. They might be called, too, differ so widely from our own?

his attitude towards like them the "Whole Hoggers and Trace the source whence comes the main follow General Lu politically. chiefly

Shanghai the Little Piggers."

and Sungkiang will, surely spring of your own life, the impulse of The Whole Hoggers

} are those who believe in the West and nothing but the sway of the mean and petty elementa motion to General Lu

your action. When you are least under because General Ho Fen-lin, Defence Com

missioner in the West. For them Chinese literature that war in your members, try to

Shanghai owen his pro aand tradition are not only a scaled book amins the springs of your own action.

On "account of ex: this, the position of General Chi Haich.. but" negligible quantity... un understands or knows his own lite. wonderful lyric welling up within you:-interest in Lower Yangteze.

No China Probably you find the music of that yuan is a difficult one in Nanking. The situation is being watched with great rature (if there is such a thing), or has foreigners who try to do so are all enough time in this life to study it. The

oddities or cranks: The real duty of.

error Ideals but to inundate the the foreigner in the great Flowery "Kingdom is not to bother studying.or learning anything of Chinese Literature, Chinese with the inestimable benefits and enlightenment of the Weat-Wostern religion, Western legislation, Western education, not exclusive of piece-goods VIENNA, June 22nd. and ptor-cars. The Cabinet has been ro-formed. Herr. Schrobér is". Chancellor and

The Whole Hogger in the East Minister.

For gt shows himself in many guises. He may He sings me out of winter's throat, be the Manchester piece-goods man or The young time with the life ahead the Birmingham cilengine enthusiast. And my young time his leaping note With them, whatever else education Recalls to spirit mirth from dead." may mean it must embrace enough teaching of Western ways and habits to

But how epi insure a steadily increasing demand for do this or to be affected thus He may which taught the Chinese the advantages inspiration for bis own actions, the worsted, cottons, and motor blcycles, acquire a certain amount of chemistry or

of prohibitive tariff, or the benefit of There could be no eduration in a system medicine or history from the West (and even be satished with it); but the the cry "Eacourage home manufacture." sources for his own moral judgments, the

Halleluiah Halleluiabang the Choir above her head: PLIANT ever For them, China is a country whose very impetus for his own

Hardly knew youl. Hardly know you! maw for Western manufactures is to become from his own literature and tradi Were the words she thought they said. insatiable an appetite increasing in Po Chu Yi and Lao Tz. He may study

tion--from Has Yu and Confucius, from geometrical progression. For them, edu- Western literature and Western science,

What, then, will be the outcome of the present educational chaos in China 1 appetite. Their great demand is for foreign to him. persons to buy their goods, or for cheap English prose will be a difficulty

Our great masters of ground of Western educational seminarios tlerks to tabulate their sales or type how much more our poetry and philo destined to bo studded with Christian

to bia;

European and American? Is it higher than, this is a work of superero-

Churches and Catholic gation or worse an act of self-slaughter. said of

will the Chinese many English people: There are Literature and Art be relegated to NEW YORK, June 22nd. Or the Whole Hogger" may be a many Britishers who have passed through museums in London and Paris? The Associated Press is informed that missionary enthusiast Embued by up our schools and colleges and who have phe

Pro Great Britain intends to renew the bringing with the inestimable benefits of failed utterly to appreciate the greatnces been successful in it. All we can say.

phecy is a cheap pastime, and few husvo Augio Japanese Alliance, with an amend his own faith, the missionary comes eat of our literature. Granted. But they that in the great controversies of the ment making it plain that Great Britain to China with the phraseology of St are the failures in our educational in the event of Japanese-American heathen world and how "God gave only aimed at such a level would be fore the controversy rather seems to shift, will not take up arms again America Paul upon his lips-the darkness of the machine. An educational system which at neither side seems generally to bave been victorious. The whole ground of hostilities

them up to their vile passions."

doomed to failure... If an educational former points in dispute lose their ap facius, and Buddha, ancestor worship the fundamentals of chemistry, struggle changes. Often little remains

looks no higher than the three plicability, and the whole theatre of PARIS, June 22nd. and marriage customs are all alike and physics, medisine and such like it of what was once a grim feld

the

spectator as regards the Anglo-Japanese for the Good News" of the Westmercial ends and drying up the very struggle in Chine t

Le Temps says that France is only a

shisthema, and must be abandoned is prostituting its high calling to com What will be the outcome of this great Alliance, but will willingly associate How society and morals could hold well-springs of the spirit.

Who knowaj A to the miners' struggle, Mr. herself with a conference of the Powers together if such an upheaval were to Hodges and that the miners cappity to interested in the Pacific. The journal come about scarcely-ever seems to enter people, so little clevated by, the, educa of Confucior" the textbook of ethics And when find so many our morals make the "Analects whether change in our ethics) viewpoint or a dis for right was a wonderful demon expresses the opinion that the substitu- the missionary's head. Female infanti- tion given to then in their own tongue at Cambridge in 1840, WIRELESSstration. but the struggle cannot be con- tion of a general entente for a single cido. and child slavery are painted in how can we expect CONFERENCE..

tinued indefinitely. The time must soon Alliancy, will raise 30 inanitely broader lurid colours to draw monk and nuns much superior. Besides, a wholly mis- Chinese Geomancer may throw new light rather than Chinese to be so Herbert Spencer or T. H. Green. Or the come to end the suffering,

wall against the dangers of war. FOR HARMONISING RULES.

We do

to this sphere of darkness, where the understood or only half understo:d science on architecture and hygiene; or the dan not propose to make ROY dramatic doclamation-all the drama has THE SINO-GERMAN TREATY,

felds are already" white, to the or literature dries up the taste for the Neing Po, on psychophysics requiring a harvest." PARIS, June 22nd.

been knocked out of us. We won't blame

subject Warps the judgment, and is really new statement of theories in physiology. The International Wireless Conferones, you if beaten, but the iron had entered

Those, however, who are a long time more of an injury than. `BERLIN, June 22nd.

bgain. An the miner's soul," comprising forty experts repris who added that it was solely the Govern: submitted to the Reichstag provides compare the products of the two relig-present, writer, the uselessness of many of years ago many persons though it

declared Mr. Hodges,

These things may seem in the East know that things are not lish lady finished

and physica The Bill restoring peace with China exactly as they are painted. They can English, schoola onos discussed with the

at one of our. beat fantastic and visionary: France, Great Britain, the United States,

ry: they are not outsido Italy and Japan, has opened at the Sorment which was responsible, and when reciprocal right to establish Consulates fons, and in many cases prefer the un- our school subjects. Geometry was her bonan for the purpose of harmonising everything was over the miners would not wherever other nations are so represented, varnished heathen "to the missionary Gele noir Of what use were geometry the West, flooding into China But

rest until they had brought this Govern freedom of trade and ment down and schiored politically what tion of Connor Courtesy, and aboli mutégé. And, if the truth ber spoken

trigonometry? Sho had apparently they had failed to achieve industrially Germany pays $4,000,000 cash, the ro- they have not got so much disrespect for book of Euclid.

of Western to the and of the IIIrd or

or 17th He concluded by appealing to the con-mainder of her obligations for war dam the Chinuman's own religion. As to refer to this immortal, theorem of he natural and indoed wise if the tables

of Western Something induced her ference for a generous declaration of supage being liquidated by the transfer of matter of fact, the days are gone by

her many panse and think," port

she had done that

at were turned 1 A recent imus of The Rock Hukwang Railway.

the of, a uniformity of doctrine and belief to the equare, etc! What would nuns anger for mission work in Chins

square on the

thesis was equal onthused over the number of monks ant * hypothicais was for all mankind carries any appeal to Eudoxus or Archimedes have said to this But a Buddhist mission from Chins to ORIENTALS IN UNITED STATES... the mind. We don't want the China atatement of the theorem ?

man or the native of Dahomey to be a wonder that geometry might be sacrificed the time and the present state of the Not much Ireland would be more in keeping with WASHINGTON, June 22nd. replica of Upper Tooting or oven of at this lady's ideal seminary. But this latter country. And & Confucianist Maynooth. With the study of Comparative lady was one of the failures of our Ethical Society in England and Busin Faston ditre has gone from the mission as typical af Religion the whole driving force and educational system and can hardly count might

disappearance of these steamers has some of Indians in the Dominions, which he sion of a resolution as regards the statys bearing on the mystery of the deserted declared would be regarded in India as sailing ship. They have instructed Con the test by which the whole position must suls throughout the work to search for be judged.

the missing crew.

EARLIER CABLES,

BURMA RICE MARKET.

GIGANTIC OPERATIONS FOR

CORNERING SUPPLIES.

HANGOON, June 21st. The situation in the rico market is up changed business is entirely suspended The paddy market has risen to R.225. Indish merchants have telegraphed the British Government stating that all the rico has been cornered by one man, and asking for intervention. INTERNATIONAL

the wireless rules of the world and to

encourage wireless development.

FARROW'S BANK CASE. SENTENCES ON, FARROW AND HIS ASSOCIATES

LONDON, June 21st. - The Farrow's Bank trial resulted in Farrow and Crotch being sentenced to four years penal servituda Hart, who was recommended to mercy, was sentenced to twelve months hard labour,

COAL CRISIS. MR. HODGES SENSATIONAL

DECLARATION.

LONDON, June 21st Mr. Hodges in a gloomy speech at the Brighton conlere, said that the Trade Union movement was a mere grouping of closs corporations, with only the id terest of a particular group at heart The failure of the Triple Alliance to act wna dua to the internal structure of Trade Union organisation.

MONT CENIS EXPLOSION.

68 KILLED: 73. INJURED.

BERLIN, June 21st.

a Mont Cenis pit near Herne West

In an explosion through fire damo in phalia, 68 were killed and 73 injured.

NEWS

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.

<HOLE OF TRANUL,

their letters. An education which aspires sop" you say," the anme might be Apain or Ireland. And aeries,"

Con

German interests in the Tientsin-Pukow-when either the desire for, or the benefit Pythagoras Yes,

The American Federation of Labour: sign of Japanese and other Orientals has voted in favour of the total exclu from the United States.

dry movement. Instead of wanting to Continued at foot, of wit

of battle.

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