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CABLES.

LATEST CABLES. [THOUGH LEUTER'S' ACENOT.] THE WASHINGTON "AGREEMENTS.

UPHOLDING THE NAVAL SECURITY OF FRANCE.

PARIS, March 9th.

M. Sagraut bend of the French dele

BOTTOMLEY CHARGED.

PROSECUTION'S SERIOUS

ALLEGATIONS.

TES HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 10t

LONDON, March 8th.. Mr. Horatio Bottomley was to-day at Bow Street charged with conversion to his own use of 15,000 the property of the | Victory Bond Club in September of 1919. Ho personally conducted his case and un- successfully applied for an adjournment owing to contemporaneous proceedings In the High Court

THE IRISH SITUATION. LORD BIRKENHEAD'S CONFIDENCE IN PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.

LONDON, March 8th.

An improvement in the situation in' Ireland was indicated by the Lord Chan cellor in a speech in the House of Lords in the course of which he said there was every

to believe that public pinion in Ireland was consolidating it the ground of the original circular invitsaf behind the Provisional Governmors

The prosecuting counsel contended on

reason

SUMMARY COURT.

[BEFORK HIS HONOUR THE PUISNE JUDGE

(MB, H. H. J. GOKPRETZ).]

ALLEGED ILLÉGAL DISPOSSESSION

OF PREMISES.

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$1000 DAMAGES CLAIMED.

An action was opened at the Summary Court, yesterday afternoon. In which the plaintiff Wong Cheak Nam, a merchant. Aol 140, Queen's Road, Central, is claiming

i lernt dispossession.

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LENTEN SERMONS.

NEW SAILORS FOR NEW SHIPS.

SOME CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES.

OF THE CHRISTIAN LIFE., With the introduction of "steel and stoking" there began a revolution, in The Rev. H. Copley Moyle, Chaplain shipbuilding which is not ended, yet saga of St. John's Cathedral is preaching a

aNaval correspondent. No lean course of sermons during Leat on this famous designer of ships, now tells us authority than Sir George Thurston, the

subject.

that the submerging battleship is a rob possible achievement. Great Britain took the first steps towards such "craft when she built the "M" class of subi marines. Navae architects are ready to dwign them when required to do so. other words, electricity is used in them Some huge vessels are all-electrici In

The following is the first sermon of the

preached on Sunday last. Hebrews, 1.26: "Let us have grace whereby we may offer service well pleas ing to God with reverence and awe."

It is not an sy thing to select subject

is a danger of the congregation being The defendant

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Senate navy and foreign committees, de Club that Mr. Bottomley was not entitled | high-handed and lawless acts committed Presion Street, and $1,000 damages for is needed and considerable variety. There to cooking the food of her crew. gation at Washington, addressing theing subscriptions to the Victory Bonds This tendency was being hastened by the re-possession of the first floor of 21, Poe for a course of termons. Some continuity for all purposes, from propelling the ship for himself, yet frous the beginning to the by the recalcitrant scation of the RH. Shu Chee Tong, 40. Queen's Road preacher far from being exhausted. I cantile. Marine is oil-driven, and motor tired of a subject, which seems to the A considerable percentage of our, Mer publican Army.

remember hearing a course of sermons on ships steadily increase in numbers, Mr. Yaux appeared for the plaintif the Parable of the Prodigal Son, the the evolution of a new type of seaman."

One outcome of these changes bas best courao lasted throughout Lent, and every- one in the church except the preacher was the name in its proper sens, have been For a long time past real sailors, using quite tried at the Prodigal Son long hard to find outside the diminishing feet before the course ended.

clared that the agreements haul achieved the object of holding up the naval security of France and the French Colonies and averting the immediate risk of war.

"M. Poincare pointed out that the agron ments would be submitted to Parliament

a due course.

The Minister of Marine mentioned that the now naval programme would be drawn up as soon as the Washington agreements

were ratified.

PRESIDENT HARDING EXPLAINS.

to draw a shilling out of the trust account end £19.000 was received and dealt with by Mr. Bottenley unchecked by any human being and no trusties and no nuditors were ever appointed. He alleged that £20,000 from the trust account paid by Mr. Bottomley into his private ac count, 22,000 was for bose of keeping up racehorses at Ostend.

Mr. Bottomley here interjected. Counsel intimated that there would be onse was adjourned other charges. The for a week.

Bubbish."

INDIA'S MILITARY

ESTABLISHMENT.

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LORD RAWLINSON'S SENSATIONAL WARNING.

DELI, March ath

lative Assembly by the speech of the A sensation was caused in the Legis-' Commander-in-Chief, General Lord Baw

linson.

His Lordship acknowledged that the Situation was still a matter for anxiety, but it was gratifying that the former opponents of British rule felt it their duty and responsibility to put down the avawedly republican movement: THIRD READING OF TREATY BILL

West. described as a gentleman.

and Mr. M. K. Lo for the defendant,

The plaintiff said that, as a result of the Public Works Department condeman- ing a section of the house, he received notion to quit on July 22nd. The defend

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Provisional Government's authority was The Lord Chancellor maserted that the at prosent recognised over the greater part of the South, but two or three dis tricts were in a state of complete dia. affection in consequence of the attitude

1 bave chosen as a title for the sermons of square-rigged vessels. Or, at least, of the pro-Republicna military forces,

on these Sunday mornings this Lent the any old salt will tell you The provisional Government was sanguine

phrase "Some Characteristie Features of They were gradually supplanted by however, that, with the passage of a little time, it will be strong enough to deal ant then said: "You will have to look | course will give us sufficient variety and their turn, by" sailora" of a new type~ with the situation.

the Christian Life," hoping that this mere "deckhandy" and "fremen." Now these "shell-backs" are being ousted, in for another place, as it will be dangerous get a certain continuity. We are not going for you to stay here." Plaintiff pointed it of the Christian, but of, certain than they do about rigging.

to think of matters of the fundamental men who know far more about machinery at that it was very difficult to get a

characteristic marks which ought to be If you spoke to them of a vessel's place, but the defendant replied that he found in every Christian life,

course a they would be puzzled to un- should experience no difficulty in this these characteristic features the most derstand what you meant, though they are revolutions," important. Such virtues as Love, Faith, fully acquainted with place and that he would be able to get important characteristics of the Christian that kind. direétion, as Hongkong was a very wide Hope, Huminty are certainly even more fuel consumption," and matters of

Every Briton has so strong an impreg life. The characteristic features of the a place temporarily. Plaintiff then asked Christian life to which I would call your nation of sea salt in his blood that we if he would be allowed to come back attention are certain things which are apt have no difficulty in finding men for our when the house was repaired, and the de- to be forgotten, but which are really merchant Boot under the new conditions lendant's reply was: who is

"I don't mind characteristic of the true and complete Salt water calls with irresistible appeal the tenant; fcourse," you

Christian life.

to the British boy, no matter what his may come back." Plaintiff said that Our subject for this morning is Rever-training may be, that his family lived

From Clyde, Tyne and Wear wo the house, ence, which is a combination of Love and including his wife, two children and Awe, produced by the realization of the shall always be able to draw sufficient amati. The rent of the house was greatness of God and His love for man sailor-mechanics to meet our needs. But $40 per month, plus $10 "shoe money." Our subject takes us out of ourselves to it is probable that the changed nature of The bouse contained five cubicles. The the throne of God. It sets God before usea-faring will bring embarassment in plaintiff "had experienced great difficulty as the end and aim of our life. An old this direction the non-maritime in Ending temporary quarters, but owing philosopher, Plotinus, said that as we can peoples.

LATER.

The final stages of the discussion of the Irish Treaty Bill were reached in the House of Commons when Mr. Churchill said that the highest strength of the Free State Army would be thirty thousand, composed of regulars and territorials, but the quota would be proportionately Ing if Ulster contracted puť.

The Third Reading was carried by 295 votes to a after a motion for rejection had been negatived. ♫

WARRINGTON. March 9th, President Harding informed the Senate that the Nine Power Treaty relating to China completely superseded the Lansing, Jahit Agreement. The Four Power, Treaty did not refer to China and did not bear directly upon

the Lansing-Ishii notes

Replying to criticisms of military ex- which had no binding effect. The Nine penditure. Lon Rawlinson pointed out that the Army in ludia had been reduced Power Treaty was a very formal declara by nine thousand men since 1914.

No tion of the executive's policy towards further reduction was possible at present. owing to seditious propagandaoamongst Chinn

the population and the troops. He would Senate Senator Lodge expressed grati-united" India showed loyalty and devo

consider further reduction when

Fication at the conclusion of the Four tion to, the British Empire. He feared Power Treaty, the main purpose of which that the ability of the Government, to maintain faw find arter would be seriously the termination of the Anglo- | tested at.no distant date, Japanese Alliance and the substitution of

a political system actuated by price in the Pacific. He declared that if the

PROTECTION OF ISLAMIŲ INTERESTS.

After consulting the Provincial Govern ments, the Indian Government telegraph the Allied discussion of the Near East situation opening at Paris on the 2nd inst., emphasising India's war services and urging a revision of the Treaty of Sevres, the evacuation of Constantinople, recog nition of the Sultan's suzerainty over the Holy Places, and the restoration Turkey of Smyrna and Ottoman Thrace. including Adrianople DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S ATTITUDE,

DELHI. March 8th.

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PACKING INDUSTRY'S DISASTROUS YEAR.

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to the help of a friend he had been abla only so the sun by the light which comes Already the United States is finding out to get one cubicle on the second floor of from the sun, so we can only see God by that building ships is one thing and get- No. 2, Tai Po Sak Street. This accom-a light which comes from God; that is ting men operate theor quite another modation was insuficient for his needs, to say, the atmosphere in which God is

Her youth have LONDON, March 8th.

little liking for The other three cubicles on the same revealed is a spiritual atmosphere, and the sea. They prefer the high wages The report of the Chicago packing firm floor were occupied. On leaving 21, Posit is only when we are living and moving and the amenities of shoregoing exist of Armour and Company for 1991 session Street, plaintiff removed all his in a spiritual atmosphere that we can ence to the restrictions and monotony describes the year as the most disastrous furniture with the exception of a number expect that God will be real to us.

the ocean. wave We which a "life on in the history of the packing industry. The of partitions, used for separating the know how in the world we sometimes entails upon those who have no taste for fail in met prices combined with high cubicles. Treaty failed the naval limitation agreed to Mr. Montagu in connection with, costs resulted in loss of $30,000,000. made sovernl attempts to get his house who insists in forcing himself upon us 8tales will never be able to find a native- These he valued at $60. He come across a snobbish, pushing person While this feeling persists the United which had to be met from the accumulated back but without success. surplus of the Gria's reserves, which on

when we do not wish for his company, born personnel for a big merchant navy.- " January annousted to over $80,000,000.

Mr. Lo in opening the cross-examina- and who will not take the broadest Einta And, from my own experience of those tion, asked the plaintiff it he was sure that we wish him to leave us. But God countries. I am inclined to think that it that he and his family lived on the first is not like that. He reveals Himself to will be much the same with France and floor of 21, Possession Street. On receiv. to those who seek Him He never forces Italy.

" remained ing a reply in the affirmative, Mr. Lo His presence on those who wish to beWhile sailoring

sailor. said "I put it to you that you have never without Him. Man and women may, and ing" in the read sense of the term, both lived there since the defendant became many do, go through life without any countries were able to man their trading the owner of the house.","

consciousness of the presence of God, ships. Will they be able to do so now "I didn't occupy the whole of the because they have never taken the trouble that seafaring is becoming a mechanic's #nor, no 1 sublet part of it," replied the to seek Him. They fill their lives so fall occupation I doubt it. defendant.

Frenchmen and Italians are among the of other things that they have no room On being pressed for an answer, the left for God. And so He leaves them to beat mechanics in the world. But they plaintiff said that his wife lived there themselves. For God will not take are engineers by instinct rather than and whilst he was in Hongkong he also second place in man's life. He must be silors by instinct, and as such they will lived there. His business took him out given His rightful position as first in your naturally prefer the workshop to the ship, of the Colony.

lito, He will not be satisfied with the even if the pay afloat be as good-and Mr. Lo: Did you not tell the defend small remnants of your thought and time it usually is not. ant that it was "bad joss" to stay there, which remain over from your business and likely that either France or Italy will be This being the position, it seems un. If that is all you are

Farnt would be endangered which would mean the failure of the Conference. He phasised America's responsibility in calling the Conference and proposing treatics, and he asked: Is this country to stumble on the threshold of its own ndertaking and sink back in sullen soli- "Lade, a bermit nation armed to the teeth, Jooking forward always to wary as jose- parable from human existence 7 "!

AMERICA'S ONLY OBLIGATION He reiterated the opinion that the

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This Armour Company opines that the worst is over, and that there is very ren son to anticipate better times.

RUSSIAN REFUGEES;

ACOCK AND BULL" STORY EXPOSED.

In the debate on the military Budget in the Assembly the majority of the spunk-

LONDON, March 8th. era attacked the proposed "expenditure..

A feature of the discussion in the House Mr. Gour, leader of the Democratic of Commons Inst evening on the Supple Party, demanded a reduction to 20 per centary Estimate for the War Office was cent. of the revenue, according to the the fear expressed by Labour members principles which, he said, were atuncin teşi

and others that the money round for Rus sian refugees was being improperly used. threatened that his party would use its constitutional powers to arrest the pro- 'gress of the Budget.

Treaty did not involve America in aay the Brussels Conference; otherwise be it was suggested that some was Ending and that you had let the whole of the your pleasure.

it; way to General Wrangel, and the first floor to sub-tenants because you had going to offer Him you will never find able to find enough sailors of the new tumour that Wrangel is mobilizing re-

Him. | lost some of your family there 1

My son, give me thing heart," type to man a Mercantile Marine of any. fugoes with a view to an attack on Soviet

Plaintiff I did not say that, although is the claim He makes upon us, and our size. In the matter of a lighting navy, Kassia was mentioned. Mr. Harmsworth one or two members of the family were answer must be a whole-hearted utterance conscription can, of course, be adopted. described the rumour as a cock and bullost, whilst staying there.

of theen words in the communion service though forced service seldom means good Mr. Lo: Was it not a fact that the" We offer and present unto thee, O Lord, service at sca. defendant called at your shop for the ourselves our ample and bodies to be a rent and that you had not the rent by reasonable, holy and lively, sacrifet unto you and that you said that you would thee." All we are, and all we have, weduce that combination of Love and awe have go and collect it from the subowe to God and we must be ready to give which we call reverence. tchant 1-No, that is not collect. I took Him what is His own. This we may may If we hope to make any progress in the him back to the house as I wanted to see without fear of contradiction. No one knowledge of God we must have the spirit what was being done there.

who has made the whole hearted sur of reverence As Lord Tennyson wrote in

his introduction to "In Memoriam":

obligation save to consult the signatories in the event of controversy. He averred that the Alliance caused a growing feel- The general tone of the debate showed ing of suspicion in America and tended that General Rawlinson's speech had

stiffened non-official Indian opposition to story. to`give ground hack to Japan. thus en- the "Budget, and bitter disappointment couraging the war spirit and preventing titudassed at his uncompromising NEW YORK FIRM'S FAILURE. England from exercising an influence in

Sir Maurice Hailey, winding up the CHARTERED BANK ARE CONSIDER debate, emphasised that the deficits of the the Far East in the interesta of pesce. last four years were due to the Afghsa

ABLE CREDITOES. He relared that the Treaty enabled twenty-five erores, and the transference of and other unforeseen,wary, which cost

Erigland, Australia and New Zealand to the Central revenues to the provinces participate in terminating the Alliance, that the Estimates could not be reduced.

under the reform scheme. He declared

the momoval of which rendered the agroe ment for reduction of armaments possible. He concluded by saying that failure of the Naval Treaty would shock and startle the world and would bitterly disappoint the American people.

RATE WAR AVERTED.

New Yoer, March 9th.

EX-GERMAN CABLES. PLANS FOR THEIR DISTRIBUTION.

WASHINGTON, March 8th.

Fischer, as Chairman of the Inter The Acting Secretary of State, Mr. national Communications Conference, has presented to the Ambauradors of Britain, France. Italy and Japan plans for

It

is understood that it is proposed to divide the cables in five equal parts on the basis

TENNIS PLAYER'S DEATH.

PARIS, March 8th. The death is nanounced of the French

THE DAVIS CÚP.

New York, March 8th. Spain has chastenged for the Davis Cup

The United American Lines havsre of their present commercial value with tennis player, Lanrents. entered the continental freight rate con Xerance, thus averting a rate war to Dutch, German and Belgian ports."

EARLIER CABLES.

MR LLOYD GEORGE'S HEALTH.

LONDON, March 8th.

monetary compensation for

for the Power receiving a deficient allotment where an exact division is impracticable Accept ance depends largely on the attitude of Franes, as apparently the other members of the Conference are agreeable.

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**WHITE AUSTRALIA.”

MR. BARWELL REITERATES HIS

MODERN CAVE DWELLERS.

back.

"Let knowledge grow from more to more, But more of rowrence in us dwell; That mind and soul, according well, May make one music as before, But rastor."

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New York, March 9th. A statement, although so far unofficial,

The plaintiff then denied that he had reader of Himself and all he has to God, of the affairs of the New York firm of

ever received a written notice to quit has failed to realise God's presence with exporters and importers, Childs and

Ha also stated that he was aware that the him. It is only those people who regard Joseph, who failed in December, shows repairs were completed about the end of religion as the concern of one small part several British and Dominions Banks as November, and that he made a monthly of their life, who find that, religion is dull, considerable creditors. including

the inspection of the building during the because they have no experience of God. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and time it was under repair.

.. To know God we need, not a tremendous China; who ade creditors for. $48,000 Mr. Lo: A day or two after the re effort of the intellect, but a quiet recep which is reported to be all unsecured. pairs bad been completed a notion was tiveness of the spirit. Jesus Christ said, Just as a man who stares at the sun is

and a half million dollars. Two of the principal South African put up that the premises wer to let do "If a man love me he will keep my word blinded so that he can see nothing, a0 Banks figure as creditors, exceeding two you remember seeing that? No, there and my Father will love him, and

will the man who approaches the thought of The landlord eems unto him, and make our abode with God without reverence will see nothing Dover was such a notice. told me that the repairs would only lake him.” And the verdict of Christian of God, and those things which spook of a month.

experience throughout the centuries vori God to the reverent, inquirer will have Mr. bo: Did he suggest what you fies our Lord's saying. would have to pay aa rent when you went

no message for him. There are two main lines of thought back --No, he did not; he said that the along which men have been lod in their is often erroneously thought to be incom This is not a reverent ago, for reverenice now reat would be discussed after I went search for God. One has been the result patible with the spirit of independence, of looking for God in nature; this has led which is the spirit of the 20th century. Mr. Lo: Did you go and so him on to men seeing God in everything. That is But reverence is not incompatible with the 18th of January and ask if you could what we call the doctrine of divine in the true spirit of independence, which have the first floor back again?--No. manenoe, and the other line of thought recognises that

Mr. Lo: Did he not tell you that he has led men to be conscious of the great Imited.

independence is could not do that because it was already ness of God. They havo dwelt upon the God, and in many ways we are dependent We cannot be independent of lett-No, he did not. He came to me on thought of Him making and ruling the upon others. Let us caltivate the spirit January 17th and asked if I wanted the universe, and the idea of His power has of Eaverence and do not let us be afraid first floor. I replied that we wanted if been their chiot thought, that is the of showing the outward tokens of our urgently..

doctrine of divine transcendence. Bome A remarkable story of a family "living

Taverenos. One of the old laws or canons The plaintiff then said that he nocom-religious like Hinduism and Buddhism of the Church of England is as follows Mr. Lloyd George is better. He pre-

under most primitive conditions comes panied the landlord to a restaurant and follow one of these lines of though, dwel.when in time of divine service the Lord sided at a Cabinet meeting in Downing

from Shabley. Bridges, co. Durham Ait was there that the landlord told himling only on the immanence of God, while Jesus shall be mentioned, due and lowly Street this morning which considered,

young married woman, with two children, he was sorry that the place had been let others like Judaism and Mohammedanizma The South Australian Premier. Mr. was found in a hole deep down in a dis At the restaurant the landlord offered to follow the other, and regard God as a present, as it hath been accustomed, testi reverence shall be done by all persons water alia, a proposal to lend Russia Barwoll, who is at present in London, used quarry. They were removed by the pay him $60 compensation.

50,000 for famine relief. The Premier writes to the Times supporting his prelieving aflicer to his house, and after plaintiff refused. After leaving the res

This the great and mighty sovereign, but one who fring by these outward coromonies and leaves for Criccieth to-morrow and is exvious declarations of the necessity of modi- being cared for were sent to the local taurant the offer was repeated."

is not closely in touch with this world. gestures, their inward humility, Christian pected to be absent for ten days.

fication of the White Australia policy workhouse."

This Christianity combine these two thoughts, resolution, and due acknowledgment that He is convinced that if coloured Inbour

There the woman taid - s time the defendant said: If you will Our religion teaches us the divine imman the Lord Jesus Christ, the true eternal ers were taken to Australia, under the strange story. She had been married not take 850, perhaps you will take enco and also the divine transcendence. son of God, is the only Saviour of the indenture system there would not be the since 1915, and in 1919 she and her bus- $1001" Plaintiff denied Mr. Lo's sug Our Lord taught us the greatacea and the world, in whom alore all the mercies, slightest difficulty in confining them to

band went to live in a boss of their gestion that the partitions were removed Majeety of God but He also taught us graces and promises of God, to mankind, tropical arats.

own at the village of Tow Law, where the before he left the premises. He had that the love of God is over the least of for this life and the life to come, are fully Mr. Barwell declares that attempts to husband was engaged as a miner. When occupied that house for over three years the things which He misde

The plaintiff's accountant was develop the Northern Territory have been the coal dispute occurred and the man

Not a sparrow falls to the ground with when under the title of modernism we see In these days and wholly comprised." a diems failure, the population having was thrown out of employment he sold up called and said that to overheard art out His knowledge, and the very hairs of the revival of old Larosies about the decreased 25 por cent. in thirty years,

the house and furniture, and took his wife of the conversation between the plaintiff our head are numbered. and children to live with him for six and the defendant at the plaintiff's shop, fold conception of God which is the those who believe in Jesus Christ as the It is this two-person of our Lord, it would be well for FIGHTING IN ASIA MINOR.

months in a quarry near Elm Park. They On that occasion the defendant told the ground of Christian Reverence. We bow only Saviour of the world, to show an found a hole among some shrubbery, and, plaintiff that he could have the house before His tremendous Majesty and Power, outward reverence by bowing at the A REPORTED GREEK OFFENSIVE, having obtained a quantity of old sack back as soon as it was ready for occupa but at the same time we know that He human name of our Lord, Jesus.

ing, with which they mado covorings, they tion.

is not merely in some far off Heaven, but selflod themselves, using, straw for bed- This was the casa for the plaintiff. Ho is within us and around us. The idea conscious union with God through Jesus The Christian life is the life lived in According to a Greek semi-oficial cut-ing. Her husband, she added, went Mr. Lo at this juncture asked for the of God dwelling far away in Heaven, Christ, and unless we have the spirit of muniqué. hostilities have been résumed. way a week ago. During the snow cass to be dismissed on the ground that where the Angels worship im, is only a LONDON, March 8th.” in Asia Minor. It declare that twenty storm, which commenced last Friday, she there was no written agreement, and that part of the truth, and if we dwell upon knowledge of God and of His love for us. reverenice we can make no progress in the Chao Hain-chu has been appointed Turke were killed, in a five hours fight and her children contimed to live in the the verbal agreement was most unsatis it to the exclusion of the divine imma Let us be reverent in our thoughts, and Chinese representative on the Opium following a Grek attack on n port of hole, huddled Engelbor. When rescued, factory,

ence we come to hold a belief which is words and deeds, giving God the plase Traffic Advisory Committee of the Longue, Eskishche front Six Turks were killed the children were suffering seriously from The Puise Judge did not agree and by no.micans the Christian Faith. Sachin our life to which He is entitled, so, wa Nations, which will most a Genova in in a Cavalry encounter on the Ahunkara frost and thematism, and were almost adjourned the ene for further hearing to belief may induce fear but it cannot pro- shall learn more and more about Him ti April

hissar front.

speechless.

Taceday afternoon next,

(Vonfimited of foot of next column.) koroafter we shall ser Him as He im

LATTE. Mr. Lloyd George is still indisposed. He has deferred bis departure to Wales antil March 10th.

GENOA CONFERENCE.

UNITED STATES NOT TO PARTICIPATE.

WARRINGTON, March 9th. The United States. has declined the savitation to participate in the Genea Con- ference...

OPIUM TRAFFIC COMMITTEE.

VIEWS.

LONDON, March 8th.

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