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| TORDUQN-HEUTER'S. ACESTY.] RUMOUREN COMMUNIŠT REVOLUTION. IN SOPIA. „

REFUGEE RUSSIAN OFFICERS EXPELLED.

While there are

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MR. LLOYD GEORGE AND THE GENOA CONFERENCE,

THE MENACE OF RUSSIA..

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FAK EASTERN CABLE NEWS.

MAY 27+0,

SIGNALLING. AT: SEA. BETWEEN WARSHIPS AND MERCHANTMEN,

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SCOTTISH LETTER. SIR WILLIAM SUTHERLAND'S

PROMOTION.

THE PARI-MUTUEL AND BEITING,

In virtue of the judgment in an action heard before Lord Blackburn in the Cours of Session, it may be taken that bets jid [TROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

by cheque are recovemble in Scotland as well as in England. But that was not the EDINBURGH, April 19th.

ground on which this particular case was Surprise has been caused by the an nouncement that Sir William Sutherlant, decided. The parties differed as to the member for Argyll, is appointed to the nature of the transactions between them; in- office of Chancellor of the Duchy of Landeed the question tried was whether or not

THROUGH RESTER'S AGENCY"}

It is satisfactory to learn from a recent BANQUE INDUSTRIEKLE INQUIRY. PREMIER'S GRAVE WARNING.

|-Admiralty Order says the Naval and Military | Record, that the return for the last quarter LONDON, May 5th.

PARIS, May 5th: The examining magistrates in the of 1921 on signalling between H.M. ship In the cums of Commons, Mr. Lloyd George was cheered on rising by the supjudicial inquiry into the affairs of the and merchant vessels shows a high per porters of the Ministry. He said he did Banque Industrielle de Chine kavu decid.centage of successful results, signalling not propose to speak on German repara-

in visual signalling has shown a marked inmunity in the cases of Senators Andry, increase during recent rears is well known, place having been offeral to him than from burn accepted the contention that "The ponding improvement in the art generally been reserved for superfluous era pari-mutuel system: Money received Berthelor and Perchot and the Deputy Mand there appears to have been a corres his haring accepted an office which das Totalisator" na worked in this case, was

practised by the tuerchant service, for other

on cach race was pooled and the proceeds wise the excellent results recorded in recent superannuated Ministera. Sir William, it returns could not well have been attained. is understood, welcomed the change mainly Į divided among the nominators of the winning The war of course, gave a great impetus to because he has found the Parliamentary horse, with a dedugtion of 10 per cent.as, signalling in both services, and it is gratify- | duties of Scottish Whip, and the silence commission. The pursuer carried on tran- thereby imposed upon him, to be somewhat lug to find that to all appearance the proficiency then reached has not fallen of. tedious. The intention is that, the duties sactions in this manner for six months. If is almost ten years since this question of of his office being light, he should make

-Government. and marchant vessels was ventilated in our colanus by letters and articles based upon the criticisms that Lord Charles Beresford,

tions or Anglo-French relations, which ed to ask for annulment of Parliamentary I generally being very good. That eficiency caster. This feeling arises less from the the transaction was a bet at all. Lord Black - "

Sorri, May 25th. rumours of a Com would be debated next week, but solely muniss revolution at Sohn, this is semi-en the Cenon Conference, remarking that officially denial The Government has he was most hopeful that the report of begua "w anti-White Russian campaign the varions, Commissions would result in which its opponents maintain is intended an improvement of the difficulties imped- to placate the Communist and liolsbevistsing the recovery of Europe.

following the discovery of an alleged plot of Buesian refugee oicers.

The Government has ordered the expul sion of furty high Russian officers, includ ing General Koutepaff, the chief officer

of the Wrangel troops in Bulgaria, who will be allowed to "proceed to Conában- tinople.

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.M PERNOTTE TO APPEAR IN

POLICE COURT.

PARIN, May 26th. As a result of the judicial inquiry into the affairs of the Bioqu:: Industrielle de

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ting the dingeis of igusring the Russian Chine, M. Pernotte, an ex-director. will signal communication, between HM. ships himself generally useful in the work of the the aggregate winnings and losses were

Referring to the war atmosphere hang- ing ever Genos, he described the Busso- German Treaty as a Hash of light reveal- problem. It was possible further to disappear in the Police Court in connection Aca Germany, but it was impossible to prevent her re-arming Russia, a distressed with his deals in taels. bat a most fortilable nation. Speaking impressively. Mr. Lloyd George hoped his a few 42 H emphasised that British Empire Delegation consulted

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A MATTER OF EXCHANGE.

as be then was, had passed on the want The Board of Directors granted .f capable signalmen in the mercantile marine. He had been greatly interested in Pernatte ʼn bonus of 200,000 Franes which this question for many years, having re- was payable by the Peking agency. Muited its importance ever since the casion on which he made the experimentof by his fleet, without getting a reply from

the general run of politicians, he has been defenders for the sum they had

All Russian refugees whose conduct in varyitishers who thought that in the Pernotte directed that this should be raking" the merchant steamers passed of his operations, or the weight he carried During the six months the pursuer lost

dangerous to law and order will be ex pelled and Russians in Bulgaria will repatriated as soon as possible.

SITUATION IN IRELAND. CONTINUED FIGHTING IN

interrats of world peace sun arrangement thought about the Soviet. with Rusda was herriary, whatever they "Mr. Lloyd George examined · at length the tificulties of an arrangement with Russia, difficulties not of practice but of principle. Theorists intervened at Genea whenever business had to be disenssed, but he was most hopeful that something would be accomplished at The Hague, where ex perty would view the matter froin differ ent angle. Meanwhile they had to egn sidder at tienes the danger of a conflict in Europe Reports they had revived of the dispositions and increase of Russin Belfast yesterday.trope were most alarming, hence the Carles has been proclaim throughout truce, which be hoped would end in

perma arus peace pact after The Hague with pride the conference, jusfying in their trading British Empire

If the in fighting for high ideals. Conference failed, the condition of Europe would he tragic.

BELFAST.

Losos, May Sath.

ALİ The conalties totalled fix, dead fourteen wounded us the result of the con Kinued fighting at

Bix counties and warlike preparations are procenting

FRENCH BOAT CAPTURED OFF IRELAND. CUEW DETAINED BY IRA.

LONDON, May 5th.

Sevenl speakers in the ensuing debate, dwelt on the desirability of a revision of the reparations question and the

of a breach of the Angin-French Entente.

Mr. Clynos sud the Labour members were unable to approve of general re cap.pudiation of debt, particularly in relation

20 Rusia.

The Irish Provisional Cinvernment tared a large French sailing ship, several of which have recently been lobster fishing off the Donegal coast, alleged to be within the three-mile limit. The crew were taken to Arranmore Island, where they were detained by the I.R.A.

FACTORY. TEX KILLED SIXTY WOUNDED. VIENNA, May 5th.

A fire broke out in a munition factory st Bludau. It was caused by the exple

winding the de- bate, emphasised the end to work and ably with France for the peace of Europe, but it would be impossible to settle the reparations question until French opinion was favourable,

to the Lloyd Geurg, referring ... alleged secret clauses in the Russo German grement which were published in sCH?

Mr. Harms thought the most, sinister

fact in

credited to him in taels reckoned at the gal exchange rate. Similarly, in e- cordance with his contraes with the bank he caused his salary to be reckoned in the Rame currency. This was in accord with the practice of the French Government in paying its ficials in the Far East.

more than one of then.

By 1912 conditiona must have undergone considerable improvement, for one of our correspondents then asserted with con- fidence that 90 per cent. of mercantile Morse and semaphore and bad been so for marine officers were already perfect in both years, long before the Board of Trade included it in their éxamiüaties. This The tel quotation having risea M.writer went to the length of guaranteeing Pernette made a handsome profit, but the that if Lord Charles eared to pick out the Navy and send him aboard the writer's ship judicia investigators are of the opinion smartest reeman of signals in the British he would find his match amongst any of the officers. While accepting his statement- that this was an abuse of confidenes

as to signalling proficiency in his own particular ship, we ventured to doubt whether so high a level of efficiency had been reached by merchant officers generally but, an we bave said, all that was ten years

VLADIVOSTOCK FISHERIES

DISPUTE,

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JAPAN WILL NEGOTIATE,

TOKYO, May 25th.

Anthead the week, the d

reckoned up if on a balance a contributor Sir William Sutherland is very popular among his fellow members of Parliament bad won more than he had lost, a chique" Formerly known as "Willie," he is now for the amount of his gains was sent: if he was sent asking for a cheque to reimburse addressed as " Bill." Standing apart from had lost more than he bad won, a statement to many of them more or less a mystery the mas; very few knew precisely the character already sent to the winning contributors.

and Downing Street. But he was certainly reparment of the difference." He stated with the people who matter in Whiteball over £911, and won ever £109; he claimed a power, and a un who was trusted. It is that the amounts won were ou starting price, many years since he first came under the but, according to the defenders the only notice of Mr. Lloyd George. If we mistake bearing this submission had was that they

discovered that the young less than they would bave done if they bad not, it was during the thangel-murzel guaranteed that contributors who selected George

a wide first placed a bet in the ordinary way. Lord. Limehouse period, when Mr. Lloyd the winning horses would in no case receive Glasow gradauts bad

and knowledge of the land question. Sir Blackburn thought that the true question Williams is a thorough-going Liberal bat be at issue between the parties was whether

all of the contributors. He did not find it finds no difficulty in working barmoniously any due who conducted a pari-mutuel neces Coalition colleagues.

necessary to decide that question. "He gave with even the extreme Unionists among bissarily entered into a wager with each and THE AMENITY OF EDINBURGH.

his judgment in favour of the defenders The long drawn out struggle on the on the ground that the pursuer's averments ... question whether the electric cars in Princes were lacking in specification, but his obser Street of Edinburgh should be ran fromations suggest that a contribution to a overbend wires or by a conduit has at last pari-mutuel is not a bet, and that if turf been settled. An inquiry was held by accountants and commission agents general- the Ministry of Transport, and the result ly were to adopt that system they could

Japan has,socepted the proposal from ago, since when we have passed through that central poles for the support of secure themselves against the effects of the

a war in which Nary and merchant tistions on the fisheries dispute in Vladivost cooperation, and when from the efficient signalling on both sides became stock. The Japanese representative will closest prompt and

indispensable. Consul General Matsumura.

RUSSIA'S FUTURE. WRANGEL'S PREDICTION.

M Otis Swift, special correspondent of the Chiengo Tribune, wires from Belgrade, on March 24th.

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ments by cheque.

opponents of the

sion of nitro-glycerine tack. Ten per a half are was Russia's million appointed building, which is still called the whose bridge stands the signal-bo'sun, the recruit stage. Only three balts were needed revenue. Temperance reformers do

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ONITY AND ITA FINANCAIL

• PROBLEMS.

vast majority of the educated, artistic,

An interesting development of this case. It is not an exaggeration to say that the professional, and cultured classes in the is found in the fact that some of our city strongly disapproved of this disgure leading Scottish newspapers, in the course PAIR PLAY FOR THE NERCHANTMEN. ment of "the finest street in Europe."of their comments on the above case, in We do not think it will be denied that

is, indeed, a victory for utility over amenity. dicats a great change in public opinion. when a warship and a merchant vessel

The Scotsman, for instance, saya that the meet at sea and are able to hold a signal FEAT BY THE LONDON SCOTTISH. conversation without bitch" or delay, the The London Scottish may add more business of betting will not be stopped greater credit for this performance should feathers to its bonnets as the result of its by any legal disability attaching to it. go to the signallers in the merchantmon. Easter holiday marching. In order to test Thousands of pounds change bands in "Despite the will of the world, foreigner whose work is handicapped by conditions the general standard and stamina of the this manter every day. Why should not A merchant regiment as compared with pre-war days, the Stute reup some benefit? In France. not met with in the warship FIRE IN AUSTRIAN MUNITION of the newspapers, said he was not ring still rule Russia. But days are coming service master has explained what happens a route march to Brighton was arranged. the Government receive about £15,000,000 The results astonished everyone. The time a year in taxation from the pari-mutuel, to deal with silly forgeria of Military Conventions which would only take in the when one more she will be grand, powerful on such occasions, whether the ship 19 a

liner or a tramp. In the former case, there taken-18 hours, 59 minutes-broke the and probably more than that could be gullible. Such attention was nonreggaery.

Both Mr. Clynes

nes and Mr. George Barnes

Thus General Wrangel, leader of the will probably be only one officer on watch, previous record, held by the London Rife obtained in this country if an impost were a quartermaster, and Brigade by some 20 minutes, and the Lon put on all betting transactions. There is paid a tribute to the Premier's efforts at broken, tattered, und destitute 50,000 and with him Genoa and drebared that his persistence || Russian Monarchists, who have sought their messenger boy, whilst the watch-officer in don Scottish record by about three hours, no reason to believe that it would tend the tramp would be alone. Now comes last refuge in Juga.Slavia.

The herpes of the trail, 29 in all, included to increase gambling, several youths of 18, who had just passed idea argue, and it would bring in much saved the Conference from shipwreck...

The interview, decurred in a magnificently-along the feet, led by the flagship, on

as it can froin the taxation of alcoholic Mr. Lloyd George, in the course of his Russian Embay here. General Wrangel, yeoman of signals, and about six other allowed, and full marching kit was carried. not object to the State deriving as much The one appears to be as reply, defended private conversations be who is a vivid and picturesque personality signal ratings, all on the qui vive. The Advantage is being taker of this anccess to tween

stat men at Genon to which Lord lean and 7ft. figare in the gorgeous Admiral prders a signal to be made. The advertise the regiment as a dulce domum beverages.

"Hebine-and-gold' uniform of a Cossack general, flags may possibly be hidden by smoke for all Scottish lads going to lonely London. legitimate a subject as the other for the attentions of the Chancellor of the Ex- Robert Ceil had taken exception.

mist or some other obstruction. THE INTI SCOTTIBI DIVISION,

choquer. declared that Lord Robert Creil, quite and about his neck the Cross of St. George, or

. had privately conferred with which he won on the Kuo-German front The harassed merchaut officer makes out:

On the 9th of April, 1917, the opening Wilson about the League of leaned forward, gesticulating us he told the flags and dives into the chart room to Nations, and so he had with tieneral of the Monarchist hopes for the restoration get the sigual book, When he has found day of the battle of Arras, the Ninth Scot CHURCH Smuts, He quoted similar private con of the empire.

out what the message meant (probably tish Division found themselves at a apot THE DERBY.

versations at Washington between. Mr. What is our programme? First, I say Where are you bound 2") he has to look known as Point du Jour, about five PROBABLES, JOCKEYS AND PRICES Hughes, Mr. Balfour and the Japanese that Bolshevism is rotten to the core, and up the signal letters for the port he is kilometers esat of Arrus. It marks the

delegates. He agreed that a serious. agreement with Franer would be one of will fail in a new revolution. Thea, Russia bound to, ruce sway to the fig-looker-the limit of a victorious advance of Highland the Departmental Committee to advise the the most disastrous things for European will need a strict military regime for the re-quartermaster being busy aft dipping the and Lowland troops, an advance which Government us to the financial problems pener, but pointed out, however, the difi. establishment of order. Therefore, I am ensign to the man-of-war-pick out, bend forms an outstanding event in the history which will arise in the event of the Union. culty of reconciling British views as ru holding my army together, being potentially on, and hoist the signal by himself, after of warfare, for no British troops 'till then between the Church of Scotland a Unios. garde Russia and Germany with the able to raise 150,000 men. Bussian emigrés, first boisting the answering pennant to bad eaten so strongly into the deeply for United Free Church. It will be remem

tified territory held by the enemy. Exactly bered that Lord Haldane was one of the outside Russia to-day. Once order is re-say that the message has been read. French views.

established, the Monarchists plan to have ull To accomplish all this in five minutes five years after that battle of Arras counsel for the U.F. Charch in the great Russians vote to determine whether they would be quick work: but meanwhile the elements of the former Ninth Scottish litigation which followed the Church Union want a Republic or a Monarchy. Personally, fleet passes by; with the Admiral presum- Division, including a number of officers over twenty years ago; and he has besides I believe that, a Republic is impossible in ably saying to himself or his officers, "What and men who assisted in the capture hereditary Russia now, but we shall see."

an inefficient lot these merchant service of the Point du Jour, again found ecclesiastical history.

the high ground which For the economic rehabilitation of Russia, fellows are! Signals by Morse and themselves on General Wrangel hopes that America will semaphore, have to be made in the same hail forced their objective, this time to do

had served in the Division, by EX-KAISER'S EMPTY BOAST. scad economists and engineers without stint. conditions, the merchnat, officer making honour to their dead comrades and to all

We Russians, emigrés of the old régime, and taking any signals by himself, and at who

"I HAVE NO FEAR OF DEATH.” look to America alone for the fatura hope the same time having to look after the assisting at the unveiling of a mem of saleation of our country. America is aavigation of the ship; whereas a naval orial to their deeds. The memorial is in

The Berlin newspapers have published practically Russia's only sincere and disin-officer has only to eon his ship and leave the form of a erested friend. In its attitude towards the the signalling to the party of experts who of the rough-hewn monument on Culloden preliminary notices of a book on the Moor. It stands on half an sere of ground, ex-Kaiser, written by a former general Genes Conference, the United States one are there for that purpose. It was ens nguis proved its faith and friendship for the tomary during the war to allocate Navy a patch of the former battlefield which, whose name is not given. It purports to with its shell holes, its trenches, and give an account of Wilhelm's last heure real people of Russia”

signal ratings to the larger and more im- portant merchantmen in a convor; but in barbed wire, contrasts strongly with the and sayings before he left his armies for The author represents that the ex-Kaiser the majority of czas mercantile officers symmetrical furrows of the ploughed fields Holland. U.S. BANKERS WILLING TO had to do all signal work themselves, and, which surround it. The plot has been!

fled owing to a tragie misunderstad- HELP EUROPE.

as Naral men are the first to admit, they purchased, so that this corner of a foreiging" by which he was led to believe that the advice to flee come direct from Hia- performed it with an efficiency which left

denburg, which, says the author, was nod BUT NO ASSISTANCE FOR BUSSIA. Sttle to be desired.

the case.

Tas, May 23th. Mr. Pierpont Morgan told a committee

LONDON, May 25th.

dis

The following are the probable runners and joærkeys in the Derby nest Wednesday: Scamp (Lano), Simon Pure (Jellisa). Villars (Belhorse), Diligence (MacGee), RUSSIA'S IDEA OF CREDIT..

Large Russian ideas about securing Runghe (Ledson)," North End (Wragg),

loans and credits at Cenon were revealed Fondoland. (O'Neill), Tamar (Frank Bulby Sir Worthington Evans, who stated lick), Bucks Husar (Childa): (Craigan that the Soviet representatives had a plan for £360,000,000 loans in annual instal- He told them gower (Whalley). Dry Toast (Carlake), ments over three years. Irish Battle (Beary), Burdon (Thwaites) that no ficvernment in the world had Silphe (H. Wheatley), Satelles (Elliott), power over such an amount.

An amendment moved by Mr. Rupert Captain Cattle (V. Smyth), Lembach Gwynne, in most vehement terms denoune (Lister), South Crofty (G. Smith), ing, the Government, areking to reduce Flavius (Gardner),

the vote on which Mr. Lloyd George made Jockeys have not yet been assigned to his statement, was rejected hy 235 votes the following-Schieballion, Swithin, to Baton Rouge, Beecho, St. Louis, Lord of Burghly, Paychology. Norseman, Sir JAPANESE TROOPS IN

Grey Stool.

Betting: 7-2 against Pondoland; 9-9 St. Louis: 1 Reecha -1 Captain Calle; 1007. Tamar; 0-1 North End, Craigengewer, and Lord of Burghley; -1 Scamp; 25-1 Bucks Hussar; 33-i Diligence, Simon Pure."

HOME CRICKET. SOME EFFECTIVE BOWLING.

LONDON, May 28th.

SIBERIA.

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LINK WITH SIE WALTER SCOTT.

of financial experts that American bank A HEWSPAPER'S 195TH BIRTHDAY, ers were prepared to assist Europe if sured that the assisted countries, would themselves take steps for reconstruction. He added that this did not apply to Soviet Buseja

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field shall remain for ever Scotland.

NEW, E..AND 0. LIII.

Lord Haldane has accepted the Secretary of Scotland's invitation to be Chairman of

associations

with Beottish

Messrs. Harland & Wolff, Greenock, have

The book gives extracts said, to have delivered to the P. and D. Steam Naviga been taken from the ox Kaiser's diary, tion Co. the large twin-screw passenger and these represent him as being at first steamer Balranald, 13.100 tons, which is determined to place himself at the head the fourth of five sister vessels ordered by of his armies and wreat the Fatherland this line from Harland & Wolff. It is from the revolutionaries by force. It is

LONDON, May 28th. In the House of Commons, at question. time, Mr. Chamberlain pointed out that Pact W718 the Genoa Non-Aggression founded on the observance of the status que and the present situation in Biberin. therefore, would not be affected. He did not doubt, however, that the Japanese At Bristol, Hants beat Gloucester by troons would be withdrawn as soon as

April 12th, the Helso Mail completed the ss. Bendigo, will shortly be ready for sea. exception of the Crown 74 runs. For the winners Kennedy took possible. The British Government, had no

125th year of its carver. Its first printer, The official trial of the Balranald took place him against this course, because the five wickets for 5, and seven for 53, information regarding the alleged ulti

founder of the Ballantyne Press, of Edinmont satisfactory results were obtained. Boyes captured four for 24 and three for mafam presented by the delegates of the LORD CURZON INDISPOSED, publisher, and editor was James Ballantyne, on the measured mile on the Clyde, and enemy and stay and against the

Far Eastern Republic at the Dairen Con-

bargh, now represented by Ballantyne, ference.

At Brighton, Sussex beat Worcestor by an inninga and 95 runs. In the latter's second innings A. E. Gilligan obtained otron 'wickets for 10.

SLAVIC ALLIANCE.

DR. BENES' FORECAST,

PRAGUE, May 25th-

Speaking in the Chamber of Deputies,

Replying to Mr. Malone, Mr. Cham- berlain said he did not consider it hi business to enquire into the accuracy of the reported further advance of Japanese troeps-Cheers.)

THE WORLD FLIGHT,

GLORIOUS "TRIP..

EARL BALFOUR TO ACT AS FOREIGN MINISTER.

function of office to-day,

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When the Kater SAW that his plan was imposible, the entry Hanson and Co. London. The paper was KISS ELLEN TEXT, ELD.

Great pleasure is expressed at the re-in his diary ng given by this book, renda: founded on the advice and with the assist

remain true to me I will fight with theme Losnon, May 25th. ance of Sir Walter Scott (who was Bal-solution of the Senatu of St. Andrew's and if even only a few of my gentlemen Doctors having ordered Lord Curzon lantyne's schoolfellow at Kelue Grammar University to confer the 1.1.D. on Mission to the last even though we should all be have no fear of Terry, the honour being all the more notable battered to death. to rest for approximately six weeks, Earl School). Balfour has consented temporarily to ack For over 80 a semi- that she is the first actress to receive death. should

lurch sa Foreign Secretary, The Boumed the weekly rea for a it appear as him the degre. This year's list of Doctors of and children in Ble by leaving my wife

counts for its serial number being now Law. in exceptionally catholic, however, not do. I will remain here!

Bir The Phelmian outburn, and seein quoted has the familier 10,930. Its price was at first 4d for and embraces alicet of four pages, 12in. by 18fin., rising Squire Bancroft, Bir Sydney Colvin, Mr. ring of a

-erzand-thai-Kaire-mind—ho the Foy subsequently for time to 7d. On Octobor John Galsworthy, Sir William Robertson genuine enough a representing what JAPAN NOT TO TAKE PART.

3rd of the year of its first issue it was, at Nicoll, Mr. Charles Whitley, and points out, however, history will meeting of heritors and gentleman of Thomas Hardy. The occasion will also be take account only of what he did. Actu- Toxro, May 21h, Japan has defaulted to Italy in the Boxburghshire, appointed the country paper, marked by the installation of Earl Haig as ally he decamped to Holland AR stopping places will be anxiously awaited. Davis Cup Competition, owing to in- in place of the Valedonian Mercury (Edin. Chancellor of St. Andrew's, and Sir J. Maped, the herole death of his fancy.

burgh), lang sinna dead, (Continued at fact of nest exhorn) ability to arrange a toata

London, May 25th. the Premior, Dr. Benes, foreshadowed an Major Blake and his companiens in the early alliance between Czecho-Blovakia world-flight spent the night at Paris and and Yugo-Slavia. He paid a tribute to hope to reach Turin to-night. They the Little Entente's part at the Genon, con describe the trip hitherto an glorious. ference, and declared that neither Ger- Details of their arrival at the various

many bar Rumid was M prescrit an ac ceptable partner in any allianon..

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