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CABLES.

LATEST CABLES. (THROUGH BHUTER'S AGENCE. ]

ALL COLLIERIES IN NORTH

WALES CLOSED.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, dry, 1991.

THE INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM. IMPORTANT PROJECT UNDER CON SIDERATION.

THE IRISH CONFERENCE.

ULSTER NOT INVITED.

LONDON October ard."

states that he has not received an invita Sir James Craig, the Ilster "Premier, tion to the Irish peace conference on the 11th inst.

BAILWAYS AFTER CONTROL.

PLANS FOR THE FUTURE.

than soven years. The railway systema the United Kingdom come to an end, last Government control of the railwaya of month, after being in operation for more

tive companies, but in spite of the_rea- will then be handed back to their respec toration of freedam some of the effects may be permanent. Ona effect of State responsibility has been to give the country a Ministry of Transport necessary, and this Act will specially in- other has been to make a Railways Act fuence future working by the provision which is made for the grouping of com. panies.

A TALE OF REAL GRATITUDE. JAPANESE GENERAL'S WIDOW AND

story from the Japan Times and Mail:-) CHINESE BENEFACTOR. We take the following interesting

George spent a busy week-end, though | VICKERS-VIMY. ORASHES AT ́ever written in comparatively modern of control will last for a long time and a low days ago the widow of Lieutenant-

LONDON, October 3rd. The experts who proceeded to Gairloch, as stated in a message of the 8th alt to discuss the unemployment problem and the industrial situation with Mr. Lloyd their deliberations led to RO contrets decisions, the Premier intimating that ha must first consult other groups in London. LONDON, October 4th.

The experts are very reticent, but it in 211 the collieries in North Wales have important, and concrete scheme, concern gathered that they favour a big, highly bona closed eine die owing to the highing which they are most hopeful.

OWING TO HIGH COST OF WORKING.

Most of working.

RUBBER SHAREHOLDERS'

ASSOCIATION.

TO ORECKMATE VESTED INTERESTS.

Logos: October 4th. The fest meeting of the Rubber Share horm' Association was held yesterday, Mi forn, who presided, explained that the object was to enable share holders to have a proper voice before decisions, vitally important to "the rub bee industry, were made. He declared. shae shareholders felt that the proposals for the better regulation of the indus try were not considered purely upon their merits, but in many cases the deci- sion whether & Company should support the home or not was influenced by the reated interests of those who feared that! the suggested new departure might interfere with their private profits of amolumente.

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(The previous message stated: The Pre- mier has invited the finnacial secretary to the Treasury to arrange for & number of financial experts and commercial. re- presentatives to travel to Gairloch to dis- cuss the Government's proposals for & trade revival. The Board of Trade favours an extension of the scheme for

KENT AERODROME,

LONDON, October 3rd.

aerodrome, Kent. ed and burst into flames

A large Vickers-Vimy neroplace crashly known.

nt Manaton An officer and four mechanics were killed.

LYONS FAIR OPENED. EVIDENCE OF FRENCH INDUS- TRIAL RECUPERATION,

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A

tenement house at Shina-Shibuya, Tokyo Sitting in her meagra, quarters in

11th Division, who died in Siberia of ill- General S. Saito, late commander of the ness a few months ago, saw little left forg

of quarters and had a family to care for. was compelled to reside in the meanest her in life. She was practically penniless,

There was a knock at the door of her humble dwelling. Listlessly the widow

DREAM OF NEW BUROPE. AMAZING, LETTER FROM LATE -

EMPRESS EUGENIE.

his True Colours, Our Prince, writes in Edward Legge, author of three works on the Empress Eugenie, King Edward in the Evening Standard as follow:-

I have fortuitously happened upon one of the most surprising State documents times a long letter in the handwriting of the lato Empress Eugenio, which has never previously been made even partial Is dates from the year 1883, and is addressed to Prinas Metternich, the then Austrian Ambassador to France, husband of that mercurial lady best known by her own title, the fashionable monkey sluge a la mode).

(le The reorganization of the railways opened the portal-and was astounded to Quite recent events in Silesia give exof the changed conditions under which broadly, a richly dressed Chineze.

four groups is the most important features standing there, bowing and smiling. ceptional interest to this document, the companies will take up the task of which M. Alfred Stera had the good luck shaping the future of their undertakings, apologized the visitor.

You do not know me, madam," to stumble upon in the State archives at The group are to be four in number. export credita, while land reclamation and

The ninth Lyons Fair was inaugurated February 22nd, 1963, frim Prince Metter South-Western, the London, Brighton/y life, and thenceforth, naturgily, 'my ·

Vienna. With it

"But I knew and road development will be considered.] by representatives of most of the na-

a letter dated the Southern Group the London ant

In your lamented husband well" He came to my did in a time of need; he saved: LATER tions The Fair offers a unique display active part the Empresa took in the South-Eastern and Chatham Managing bereavement and, if you will pardon

de. Eechberg, which establishes the very London. Chatham, and Dover, and the PREMIER TO SPEAK TO THE PRESS. industry's unremitting efforts towards negotiations between France and Austria Committee will form the constituent con- tumblervant for so plainly speaking

of French god, testifying to French

"I was in Dairen and heard of your fiver a half-hour address on unemploy

The Premier has now arranged to de-pre-war prosperity-Ho

vin years before the Franco-Prussian panics. In the Western Group the prin am here. I have made arrangements to mout, on the 4th inst,, at Inverness when

war of 1870-1,

your need of assistance. en runde to London, at which, in order to save his voice, only Pressmen will be

That is why cipal associated companies are the Greas present.

In a three hours' conversation which trolled the various systems in Wales. The monthly and, if that is not suficient far Western and those which in the past con- have my bankers forward you Y200 the Empress had with Prince Metternich North-Western, Midland, and West Scot-your needs more will be added." SOCIAL DEMOCRATS', GAINS.

she told him verbally that Napoleon III tish Group links together such powerful before the unazed widow could realise was preoccupied with the idea of an companies as the London and North

And he nilingly bowed himself away COPENSADLY, October 3rd,

entents between Austria, France The Swedish General Election has re. England! Such an understanding. the shire, Caledonian, Glasgow and South-

and Western, Midland, Lancashire and York.the fortune that had befallen har. sulted in the return of 93 Social Demo-Emperor insisted, would be the crats, with a gain of 18 seats; 62 Con- tion of everything" (which was puzzling Eastern, "Eastern, and East Scottish sola Western, and Highland; while the North

The Chinese is Pau Chun-kuo. servatives. a loss of nine seats; 81 the Great Powers at the time)." Liberals, a loss of" sever; 21 Agrarians,

North of Scotland, Great Central, sad North-Eastern Producing, at atlas, the Empress des- the Great Eastern,

Group has for its constituent companies Great Northern, North British, Great Hull and Barnsley,

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SOUTH WALES COAL DISPUTE. OWNERS ACCEPT ARBITRATION.

LONDON, Dctober 3rd.

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at Cardiff, decided to accept the invitative.

A meeting of South Wales coalowners, subsidy dispute, cabled on the sith ult.. tion of the Mines Department to refer the to arbitration.

(The previous message said: A serious coalfield owing to a misinterpretation of position has arisen in the South Wales the settlement of the last coal strike, the Mines Department requiring the owners amounting to £780,000, towards wages. to contribute a further 10. per "ton, vided from the Government subsidy of The owners expected the sim to be pro- £10,000,000, of which £3,000,000 remains.

PARIS, October 3rd.

SWEDISH GENERAL,

ELECTION.

IMPERIAL SHIPPING

REBATES. PENALIZING POLICY REPUDIATED.

small.

was

EXPEROR'S PLAN.

104 when Japan was at war with Bussia The tale of hia gratitude dates back to

and sentenced to death Pau was at the head of a maurauding band which was used for spy work by the Russians. He and his men were captured

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of one; and Communiste, & gain of frankly told her that "it was Utopian, a loss of eight; è Left Socialists, a gainoribed her great plan to Metternich, who

but curious,"

What the Empress and her husband wore really hoping to bring about was a

THE GENERAL MANAGAR, general "shake up

The delay in introducing the Railways of Russia, Turkey Bill in Parliament has given the manag In Europe, Austria, Saxony, Prussia, era little time to arrange the necessary Poland," and other countries, large and amalgamation or to prepare detailed The two Sicilies were to be restored decision concerned with the organiza- plans to facilitate group working, and Shipping Committee on the deferred re- respect. Belgium's rights, unless England consideration whether, the form of rail- to the King of Naples, who was to intion of the groups have still to be taken. The interim report of the Imperial take the left bank of the Rhine, but to it is a matter for debate and unbiased arcass the Papal territory; France was to The Railway Gosette this week states that bate system as obtaining in the trade be made some opposition; while Turkey, way organization which has been so Coal Exchange the owners decided to report is the correspondente tweet Lene cede her Asian possessions to Russia, the After a burried meeting at the Cardielia was issued on August 24th as a White { utility and Christian morality," would ( sirable for the effective control and ops" | try. He eagerly assented to the proposi- tween the United Kingdom and Austra being "suppressed on account of public muccessful in the past will be equally de- centage of pure rubber in many rubber close a large number of collieries. If the Inchcape (representing the Australian line of the Adriatic to Austria, and Thration of the four great railway

Paper (Cmd. 1488). Appended to the situation in South Wales will be seriously decision is carried out, the unemployment aggravated.

A subsequent mesange said: A depata the misunderstanding with the Mings tion of South Wales coxlowners discussed Department, after which the latter made

Mr. A. 1. Devitt, of Messrs. Lewis and Pext, gave particulars of the steps being takrif to extend the use of rabber.

In

connection with the fact that the per- articles was extremely small, Mr. Devitt expressed the opinion that in many direo it should be possible greatly to in- tropan the pure nego, sion to one hundred per cent. Some cases were mentioned of pure rubber shoe soles, now being manu factured in the East, which lasted mach longer than the existing rubber soles. RELIEF OF UNEMPLOYMENT. PRESIDENT HARDING'S ACTION.

WASHINGTON, October 3rd... President Harding has asked the Gov. ernors and Mayors to organize machinery for the amelioration of unemployment, following the suggestions of the Unem- ployment Conference.

NEW CENTRAL AMERICAN STATE.

COMPOSED OF THREE OLD ONES.

GUATEMALA, October 3rd,

new Centraf

*

The Constitution of American State, consisting of Guatemala, Salvador and Honduras, was promulgat od yesterday.

EGYPT'S COTTON CROP.

ONLY THREE-QUARTERS OF THE NORMAL YIELD.

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Pau's mother heard of her son's im-- pending fate and made a pitiful plea to the then Major. Saito. ancestors!" she argued. only son and I am old.".

Who will worship at the grave of his He in an

by the grief of the aged woman and he

the Nogi troops near Port Arthur. The agreed to spare Pau's life on one coa

Major Saito sympathies were aroused

troops from a point near Chinchou to dition; that the youth guide the Oku

munications between the two forces Russians had completely cut off com.

H. J. Mackinder (Chairman of the Cora

Pan knew every by-path in the coun and New Zealand Conferences) and Sir, Albania, and Constantinople to Gazette says, "whether the perpetuation is promise to spare Pau's life but kept It will have to be considered, the tion and carried out his part of the bar- Greece!

gain. Major Saito not only lived up to crimination on the part of Conference of the Empress Eugenie, as set forth in detail work to which he is subjected, mittee) on the question of alleged dis-

Such were the imaginings and desires we know 18 to-day, and the amount of until the end of the war,

of the office of general manager, such as him with the Japanese forces as a scout: their shipments exclusively to those lines. husband of the then most powd the been suggested that possible stemper ministration which granted these quarter lines shippers who do confine powerful a adapta him

flood of words to Prince Metternich, would not create a bottle-neck. It has were recognized by the Dairen Civil Ad When hostilities ceased Pau's services The report states that while the Com.

LUED INCHCAPT'S REPUDIATION.

AGAINST THE WALLS"

railway. He Porubly three or, on

SOME INDIAN VIEWS.

IN

a statement adhering to their interpreta-mittee have not completed their inquiry, Comte de Rechberg not to treat the Em- organization may have to be adopted of the city. The business prospered and the Government's willingness to refer the the question of alleged intimidation of and the Emperor were "convinced of its to-day, in some of his functions, would and respected citizen-who does not for tion of the settlement, but intimating they feel it desirable to treat separately press's plau as question to the Chairman of the National shippers by the threat on the part of possibility and of the necessity of carry-have to be elevated to a position equivalget a debt.

fun," he believed ate The general manager as we know him to-day the one-time bandit is a wealthy Coal Board for decision.]

shipping companies to shut thuauto

hut off parts my fine it through fam THE-MOILAN UUTBREAK.

nippers who do not ship exclusively by the lines of the Conference. The matter, as follows:-

The Emptess's letter to Metternich in big lines, four other officers would be all THE BALLY IN THE RUPEE. REFUGEES' TERRIBLE STORIES,

it is pointed out, is quite distinct from Palais des Tuileries, March 2nd, 1863. OF BARBARITY.

the loan of rebates by the non-fulfilment

time members of the board and deal with of the prescribed conditions, and in this up this subject (the Polish question) at

Circumstances have assuredly brought work."

different branches of administrative interim report the Committes present their a moment when all had need of repose control it is suggested that the three circles as to the exact significance attach CALICUT, October 3rd. The situation in Eastern Erand is ments of the Commonwealth and the put aside all matters likely to cause em-pectively as manufacturer of transport, in the Indian exchange are by no means still serious.

In an elaboration of such a form of conclusions on the matter to the Govern and when it had been tacitly promised to vice-presidente of a group should act rea

The views entertained declared martial law and threatened ernment, and Lord Inchcape was examin would it not be to run the risk of losing would have under him a general work mor

The rebel leader, Chem- United Kingdom. Beveral witnesses gave barrassment. But they exist today. To seller of transport, and financial con brasserie Thangal, is reported to have evidence on behalf of the Australian Gor postpone this question to another time, troller.

financial

that, he will kill every Hindu refusing ed on behalf of the Australian Shipping the opportunity? Finally, if you abstaining manager, who in his turn would mint a arising from the more cheerful ing to the sharp recovery witnessed of Inte

the Hindus are helping the Government. to join Islam. The rebels complain that Conference.

The manufacturer of transport unanimous remarks an Indian contem- Some quarters view the move." Thousands of refugees have arrived

The report continues:The evidence from common action whers should we and supervise the activities of an operating sentiment induced by the satisfactory at Manjeri, where they are

given on behalf of the Australian Govern- modated in ahopa

the point of contact which should cement superintendent, a chief mechanical en-course of the monsoon and the prospect. ment was to the effect that firms who our unioni They tell terrible shipped by the Commonwealth Govern stories of barbarity. For example, meat Line, besides incurring the loss of chimerne-voila all that will remain: as would be a chief passenger agent and of the opinions prevailing, and it admits Travels round the world, dreams and gineer, chief civil engineer, and labour of shipments of jute and linseed in the Chambrasseria flayed alive a man aes rebates. ran the risk of having cargo,ahut excursion train which departs too soon, chief freight agent, while the financial that speculation in anticipation of the cused of supplying the military without by some of the Conference lines from and another which departs too late, with controller's department would include a

manager. The chiel officials working near future. This is the more sanguin hills, whence they descend at night to milk. hills, rebels are sheltering amongst the sion on which they might wish to make out way point of junction. And not: secretary, accountant, solicitor, and land sible for the rise. Views held by other

ships which were not full, on any ea qut any intermediate station, and with

developments suggested is largely respon the villages, whers Moplah

use of their service; and, further, that time, when one thinks of all that there agent for the group. women this refusal of space for cargo was likely is great, even of putting in practice, this adds, "would in effect be the executive of the rupee. Briefly, these less hopefat supply them with food and beat, drums to be extended to other trades in which dream that we have both had together members of the board, and be in constant opinions regard the advance is not only "The president and quarters, including certain of the Eastern when the military approach.

vice-president," the Railway Gazette banks, are less flattering to the prospects WASHINGTON CONFERENCE. which tended to show that cargo had been of realising the conviction that one has the board would deal only with the bis satisfactory nature of the monsoon up to they were engaged. Certain definite in- makes me want to cry and to dash my session. They would form all the com- entirely due to speculation in a narrow. stances were brought before us in evidence head against the wall. To be incapable mittees, which could meet frequently, and market, but to speculation quite unwar ́PRIMATE'S WORLD APPEAL FOR although their ships were not full, on the sud

refused by certain Conference lines, oneself in the head of another is very ger questions of policy, possibly meeting the present is admitted, it is held that,

ranted by actual prospects. DAY OF PRAYER.

ground that the shippers had not confined

While the their shipments to the lines of the Con- temperament; but bow is it to be chang to those of the great American and sentiment in India by the safeguards thus: ference. It is clear that some such cases ed? If the events could become part Canadian railways, and it would appear conditions in some parts of the country, You will answer that it is a matter of size of the new groups will be more atin beyond giving rise to a more cheerful only five or six times in the year. The "LONDON, October 3rd. The Archbishop of Canterbury, na Presi

have occurred.. dent of the World Alliance for Promoting

of your nature, should be perfectly likely that the divisional system of ope- the heavier rainfall cannot affect the afforded against a recurrence of famiãe International Friendship through the

at ease; one would have time to bring ration will have to be perpetusted." Churches, has sent a letter to the Preai. evidence before us, emphatically repudiat things move quicker than I do; and that any impulse towards violent competition change, it is considered, can only be Lord Inchcare, however, in giving everything to the front, But, alas! The grouping system is likely to check exchange in the least. The depression in dents of the National Councils in the ed any policy of intimidation by the shut is all there is to say about them. Hap which might otherwise have arisen with rectified by an improved demand for The condition of the cotton trop in' and Turkey appealing to all Christian countenance it in any of the linen in verb, but there is another proverb which the termination of control, but the main. ( Ludïa's products, and of that there is at. Lower Egypt is seventy-two; in Middle /churches to set apart November 8th za afore, that such cases as may have occurred help you.”

United States, European countries, Japan ting out of cargo, and said he would not piness comes in our sleep," says the

which he was interested. We think, there Bay, Help yourself and Heaven will already shown that they intend to stady

line companies of Great Britain have present little sign. are due to unauthorised action on the presents itself to your gaze, and to sayers to a much greater extent than was changs out of the proceeds of its last What future of greatness the convenience and comfort of passeng.Indian Government is to support ex- It is reported in Bombay that the part of subordinate officials in certain of that you will not stretch out your hand possible immediately after the war or erling loan, & course which is viewed, the Conference lines. We consider the highest importance, without prejudice late.

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to take it, or that you will take it too during such troubled periods so that of a being in the highest degree unlikely in any way to any conclusion on the gen United States Government considers that pudiate any policy or practice of penaliz sincere and durable alliance with you

It is authoritatively stated that the known that the shipowners

eral problem that it should be widely

COST OF ZINUNCIATION. the Allied debt is not properly a questioning, or of threatening to penalize, ship where each will take his (or her) part,

The Empress then went on:- concerned ré. For those who dream, ss I do, of for discussion as the Disarmament Con-pers who may not give all their shipments part in the sacrifices as well as in the exclusively to the Conference lines, by the LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

shutting out of their goods where thers advantages, I avow that it costs some is room for them, or by other discrimina thing to renounce it. SLIGHTLY REDUCED BUDGET.

tory methods beyond the forfeiture of re- bates in accordance with agreement; it me. You say that if one wants to win One thing results from what you tell being understood that, ather things being you over (si on veut vous séduire) some The Assembly of the League of Nations preference to his mora regular customers, not immense (nc) to be completely iden. Sompanies put into operation to populather gomba,ba-ladis, to which may look

GERBYE, October 4th. equal, a shipowner will naturally show thing more powerful is necessary. Is it unanimously passed the 1922 Budget We have, therefore, invited the poncur tified with us in the German question, reduction on last year's of fr, 392,000. totalling fr. 21,000,000 gold, showing a reace of the Australian and New Zealand excepting some details which we should

Conferences with the issue of a public at least be able to discuss! And if you in the eyes of Vienna, while my Br. CHINA SUBSCRIBES TO PER

readily granted, effect, and this has been aroaked to make sacrifices, Espagnol me a bad charac RMANENT COURT OF JUSTICE.

It is the intention of the Committee," You Bay I am too impatient, and But if it is a dream, let us dream. There always so when there are compensations? ter here I am neither ons nor the other. Dr. Wellington

should any Koo notified Assembly of China's ratification of the trades be received by them in the future. The marriage of inclination is yoursel!.

the in the "Australia of such treatment that is true; but an understanding with is no harm in it. protocol of the Fermanent Court of to investigate it, and, as is stated in Lord Do not let us make a marriage de raison. and New Zealand you is what I have always most desired. Justice and her intention to recognise Inchcape a letter, the Conferences is ques But if you asked me to be precise, I the Court's jurisdiction as binding, sub- tion have indicated that they will will should not have too much to say. ject to reciprocity, for five years.

ingly saint in any such inquiry. 1, THE "QUEST” IN TROUBLE

Especially keep this to yourself. Decidedly I would not take part in a Bigotry is the megalomanis of religion. | Nights." ng

fairy tale or in a Thousand and One -Dr. Bindley.

a gentleman. Mr. Lloyd George.

*We have good news from Mexico. A the moment they must be before Pusbis, The British Empire must behave lika 1 am, then, in a charming humour. Until to-night, then My love to the Princes and keep my letter to yourself.

Carmo, October 3rd.

Egypt, saventy-five; and in Upper Egypt, seventy-nine per cent, as compared with the formal. The failure of the crop is ¿due to late sowing and careleda cultiva tion, owing to the low prices prevailing, to unseasonable weather and to the ravages of the Boll worm,

ZARLIER JABLES.

AMERICA'S COTTON CROP.

A RÉDUCTION OF 60 PER CENT. WASHINGTON, October 3rd:

"An official report on the condition of the cotton crop, made on the 25th ult., indicates a crop of 6,537,000 baics, .com- pared with a final yield in 1920 of 13,432,000. 8tocks are unchanged.

IRON AND STEEL TRADE WAGES.

FURTHER SUBSTANTIAL REDUC TION.

the Washington Conference. day of prayer for the divine blessing on ALLIED DEBT NOT SUBJECT FOR

ference.

1

DISCUSSION.

WASHINGTON, October 3rd.

OFF PORTUGAL..

LONDON, October 3rd, Under the sliding scale adopted by the Board of Conciliation Arbitration in the manufactured iron and stool trade of the

"LIBBON, October 3rd. North of England, wages will be reduced Quest, is in difficulties off Cape Ross Sir Ernest Shackleton's vessel, the by 25 per cent, immediately, making the Owing to a strong wind, she is unable to total raductions since January 132 per hold her own. She has asked for help, The present wage-scale is 874 per and a tug has been despatched from Eis cont. above the pre-war scale.

bon.

cent,

not to be treated like schoolboys-Lord We are Fears my Lords, and we are Salisbury.

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pro-

tions of long distance journeys have been boycott in India may have an immediate the coal strike. In the last four weeks in view of the outcome of the effects of

appreciably, shortened, and excursion effect or exchange, it should exext a the railways bave made an extraordinary the Government in the past to regulate being run on the chief systems, the dura remembered that to the extent that the recovery. Full services of trains are now exchange. It has, of course, to be

bookings are being rapidly restored. It hardening influence on the rate but at is possible that excursión facilities next Present it is not generally thought that though there can be no return to the sise material influence on the market. the scale which prevailed before the war, plete or of long enough duration to exer- year will be on something approaching boycott will prove sufficiently com remarkably low fares which some of the may, however, tend to retard the in- creased consumption of Lancashire and larize specified holiday resorts.--Times.

made on Brith myonat. za providing a means whereby larger pur- chase, de“ India commodities can be

"Croyez a tous mes sentimenta

ARMY ESTIMATES OF THE PRIN-

with M. Drouin de Lhuys in Paris, elabo who asked for comparisons of the Army

OPAL MILITARY POWERS. Prince Metternich, in his negotiations In a writen a to Mr. Lawson, rated effectively a plan for a secret Estimates of the United States, Britain, entente between Austria and France; but France and Japan. In 1913,14 and 1920-21 when he got to Vienna the result was Sir I Worthington-Evans gives the negative, neither the Emperor Francis following figures:- Joseph nor his ministers were disposed to take part in an enterprise where the United States $315,000,000 $11,000,000 risks were certain and the advantages Great Britain 229,416,000 £164,750,000

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1920-21

Bo, the

Francs....Fra.913,750.009 Frx.6.546,000,000 Alliance, founded upon the cession of two

projected Franco-Austrian Japas X. 97,545,515 Y. 230,000,000 The Minister for War adds that the

volutionary perfame, which will lower me uncertain compensations, anished, which Force, and those for the United States fear your principles. They have re- Austrian provinces and as proofgures for France and Japan include Air (Continued et foot of nest column.) greally mortified the Empresa Engenia. Air Force and Pensions.