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CABLES.
EARLIER CABLES.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.) THE REPARATIONS
DISCUSSION.
BRITISH PROPOSAL OUTVOTED.
PARIS, August 31st. The British proposal. for an uncondi. tional moratorium for Germany to the Bad of the year has been rejected by the .Reparations Commission by 2 to 1. Franes and Belgium were against: Italy Did not vobe.
THE REFORM OF GERMAN FINANCES.
The
Commission then unanimously adopted the Belgian resolution postpon ing discussion of the moratorium demand until the Commission has completed its scheme for the radical reform of German finances, but, in order to give time for preparation and execution of these mea. sures, authorising Germany to pay the instalments due to the end of 10 in six-months Treasury Bills backed by agreed guarantees..or failing agreement regarding guarantees," by the deposit of gold in a foreign bank acceptable to Tiel gium, to whow these payments are design El.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRES8, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IND, 1928.
-LATEST-OABLES,
U.S.A. CONSUL'S OFFICIAL RECOGNITION WITHDRAWN. EXTRAORDINARY STEP BY BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
Losdung August 31st. An extraordinary step has been taken by the British Government withdrawing exequatur from the United States Consul Newcastle-on-Tyne. The Consul-General in Londra has insequently ordered the closing of the office temporarily.
It is understood the action was due to un allegation that difficulties were put in the way of visaing the passports of Passengers who had not promised to voyage on Ameriaan vessels.
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recalled that the American Government similarly revoked three cre quatars in 1536, heraine British Consuls
AMERICAN RADIO SERVICE. (Intercepted by the U.S.S. "Tracy,"
on August 30th, 1922) BASEBALL SCORES,
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
St. Louis, 6; Claveland, Washington, 1; New York, 3. Chicago, 3; Detroit, 0. Boston, 5; Philadephia. 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE, Brooklyn, 0: Pittsburgh. 96. " "Chicago, 15: St, Louis, 11. No other games were played. BABE RUTH AND TILLIS WALKER IN FORM. NEW YORK.
Babe Ruth has made his twenty-seventh home run haainst Washington.
PRILAGEPRIA. in the United States were alleged to help home run off Karr, of Boston.
Tillie Walker anade his thirty-second recruiting for the British army.
NEW YORK.
U.S.A. TARIFF BILL.. MAY BECOME LAW BY OCTOBER.
WASHINGTOS, August 31st.
Tho American valuation plan will have been eliminated from the Tariff Bill when it is reported back to the Senate Repre seatatives by the joint conference.
The report is expected by the middle of September, and according to present in dications, the measure will become law in the beginuing of October.
PROPOSED U.S.A. STEEL MERGER. FORMAL COMPLAINT BY TRADE COMMISSION.
W
The resolution refers to the fact that Germany has lost all her credit at kopt and abroad, and that the mark has fallen to one three thousandth of its value. It specifies that the reform scheme, iscfore- mentioned ball provide for balancing the Budget, monetary reform, and the imme of internal and external loans with a view to consolidating the financial situation, and shall also provide for a reduction of Germany's external obligations if the Governments represented on the Cont- mission previously consent... EXECUTION OF COAL AND TIMBER the trade commission law.
- DELIVERIES.
LATER
•W.
Babe Ruth made his twenty-eighth heme run against Washington,
PROGRESS OF THE BONUS BILL,
WASHINGTON.
McNary's land reclamation amendment to The Senate has approved Senator tho Soldiers' Bonus Bill. It was carried
TAX AMENDMENT THROWN OUT.
WASHINGTON.
The Smoot Sales' tax amendment to the Bonus Bill was rejected without a roll
call.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP RAIL SHOPS.
DANVILLE ILLS,
WASHINGTON, August 3-t.1 The Federal Trade Commission have issued a formal complaint that the pro-i An attempt to blow up the Chicago and posed merger of the Midvale, Republic, Eastern Illinois railroad shops failed. inland atcel companies, constitutes an Four bombs were used, but these only unfair method of competition, violating broke windows.."
RUSSO AMERICAN
IS AMERICA REALLY CIVILIZED ?
American popular taste may have im and he, again inevitably, came to con proved, but the theatre offers le avi-cive politics as business and to resent the dence, Only New York City will tolerate rule of the professional politician. REPLY TO AMERICAN CRITICS.good plays; the provinces cry for bedroom He loves be travel but la inclined to too scenes and anatomical displays-and then great haste and to see foreign things with [BY GEORGE A. DORSEY, OF NEW YORK.)
only after a Broadway run." - much subjectivo bias; and is so much solf- Economic opinion is remarkabla for its centred by engrossment in the work that volume, it is based on a few superficial lies to his hand that while he thinks in facts, some prejudices, and a bit of exterms of cational veal, he reacts to lood perience. A radiest is a pro-German; rather than Federal appeals.
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SEX AND MATERIALISM.
While
To this American Credo I would add
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Seven score and six years ago to-day our fathers brought forth on this nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition a foreigner: ase who sends bombs through always and proudly an Americas, his that all men are created equal. For one the quail; a believer in free love; an State boundaries restrict his borizon. hundred and forty years the heritors of WW: Bolshevist; or a union labour. He is an optimist by inclination and the Fathers of T have laboured in order er. Our history is the handmaid of the habit, believing this to be the best of to build upon that foundation a national vested interests.
worlds and Americar the best in the structure worthy of their fathers, and
world and providentially reserved for worthy in the sight of nations.
him. The best of everything is none too. In matters of sex-grotesqueness; atti- good for him and he aims to get it; but Did the mountains labour in vain? Is tudes of repression or deception. Women often he gets only the newest. this thing that is born after all these must either be prostitutes or wives. In interested in results than methods, and He is more years of travail & failure Are the one stead of a philosoph of sex, gossip and demands a happy ending to every day. He hundred million people of this nation a pruriency. The American family is the lives a life of materialistic walism, but mere mass with a mob-mind, without scapegoat of the nations." Families grow is always ready to efthose when his emo liberty, and denied, the right of person smaller and briefer; and in the home tional nature is touched by sentimens ality? Is there no civilisation snöngat (generally portable) subjugated patents his intensely practically life is framed produce subjugated children, by the per- with a halo of romance studded with There has recently been published a vasive force of habit and attitude. joint contributors, with the title "Civili frying-gun of an oppressive landlord into healthy family life, formidable volume, the work of thirty Our alien immigrant jumped from the country, freedom of opportunity, and a ideals, phief among which are love of sation in the United States; and the the firo of industrialism, to do our dirty thirty are-alas-unanimous in deciding work in mine, mill, and sewer. He is memories of his two great patriots
He is a hero-worshipper, venerating the that there is none. Which is very sad. even worse off if he belongs to a "racial Washington-first in war, are in peace, The unanimity of thirty is a thing not to minority." The South disfranchises the first in the hearts of his countrymen; and Let us turn to the contentions in detail do they base their distressing opinions more and more anti-Semitic. be lightly disregarded. On what, then, Negro; and. the whole country becomes Lincoln, embodiment of such honest, and Not to believe in advertising is not to more Christ-like "than ever was mere homely virtues as to make him seem by 43 votes to 26. All Party and, erend present the subetazes of them in believe in God. Advertising is a red-mortal man. In the lives of these two Sectional Lines disappeared in the roll condensed form. call.
blocded, two-fisted occupation, engaged American heroes, American character. in, for the most part, by upstanding finds its greatest source of inspiration and Our cities deflowered & wilderness; and Americans of the Kiss-the-flag-er-knock its abiding confidence in the future,
'om-down-and-drag-'em-out variety, who each remains a wilderness dominated by work with an accurate stroke, but with as my own belief, formed after having the feral. rather than the humane, perverted intent, and coddle and toy visited most of the nations of the earth quality ugly industrial aggregations in with all that is base and gross in our and after having given years to the which the Einemas, White Ways, and Coney Islands are the most conspicuous physical and spiritual compositions.
study of the inhabitants of many climes characteristics. Formerly our 2 amali Besinese is business, and in America and times, that America still offers such were bucolic and often melan-nique in degree of phenomena. Having opportunities for the gratification of choly, peaceful With the advent of de wealth available to an
extent every moral human aspiration and ambi- mator cars they became poor imitations of hitherto unimaginable, it has created a tion as are afforded by no other country
conscious, implacable proletariat in revolt on earth. the cities, given to nervo tonies," Parades, pageants, Ford cars, picnics, forms of social waste. Yet nothing has against private property and colossal national politics we are ruled by shame produce panics and perilous political disgivilized? Certainly go mere catalogue
LORD BRYCE'S" VIEWS. fairs, films, and talking machines. In been done to eliminate conditions which answer to the question Is America Perhaps we are yet no nearer an less scoundrels who are incompetent, im order. THE JACKSON MINING DISASTER, it not fools.
becile, and incurably dishonest; knaves,
of "average ** We have competent engineers, but they traits of character of necessity proves Amer self-confessed
ENTOMBED MINERS STILL HAVE FIGHTING
Journalism is no longer a profession. are mere servile employes in the pay of anything to one who sees only gloom and The Press is dominated by big busierested interests; hence no truly is ready to despair; much less does this CHANCE.
ness, and hence servile, dishonest, and worthy class of industrial leaders.
Formerly we died of old age" in this zation in the United States to the Thirty catalogue prove the existence of civili- untrustworthy, concurring in and reflect- JACKSON, CALF. ing the inherent vices of business and day of indulgence and luxury the whole who commit themselves to no judgment, Officials heading gang of rescuers say the entombed miners haro
nation "afers from nerves." And our nor give us their ideas of," values." a fighting
American law a antiquated, hence izradoctors can't euro us-they are the chance to escape, but it will take tolerant; legal procedure is slow, costly, lowest in intelligence of all the profes- It is to the point that in the American The overtures to Russia, mentioned jes- days more.
May we call in an "outside witness? terdag, are officially regarded as closed, better time than was expected in driving dominant superstition, aiming at conferose doctors. Hence the brigandage of
The workers are making and intricate. Education is simply pur sional men excepting only dentists and Commonwealth James Bryce used theso willingness to agree to the terms of the The rescuers say the miners will be able department of the State and the existing Painful even to think about. in consequence of the United States un-through from the adjoining mine shaft mity rather than truth; the propaganda many of these medical banditti in words:- Soviets, who asked for reciprocal exchange to hold out; although they have no food social sysem. As a result, this nation Orientals do-by biring others to play of the Russian and American commisiens and little water.
Surely we love sport"and play t investigation.
with a body and no soul. has scholars without scholarships; hence
We don't play because our critics for us. lack philosophic insight,,, precision, and lack imagination and because we are a the brain-illumined soul. They need nation of hero-worshippers. education in esthetic thinking.
Humour No such thing: British in Our intellectual life is as atmosphere comprehension of our jokes is, as a rule,
shadowy, spiritual. relationship, commendable. where the thinness of contact of mind WAR DEBT TO THE with mind is childiably disguised under
the banner of goodfellowship; 4 demo-So mach for the tenor of the articles. STATES.
cracy of mountebanks, almost exclusively But what do the Thirty mean by. controlled by women, who understand the "Civilization One searches this melan-montrealth intellectual life to be the application of choly book in vain for an answer. Or scientific methods to an enlarged and wherein, except in direction and inten Col. E. M. House who breakfasted with is hope, however, in the contempt of civilization-cr from that of the Contin
aubtler course in domestic science. There aity, does American differ from English. Mr. Lloyd George has told the Associated the younger people for their elders; they ent? This is an industrial age. Industry Press correspondent that Mr. Lloyd are restless, uneasy, disaffected. But not has introduced old and unsolved problem's George said Britain would pay all debts too much hope, for theirs is not a discip in new forms. These problems are no to the U.S.A., to the last farthing, with lined contempt.,
more characteristic of the. United States out asking for any financial assistance,
than are moral support. from America, but. that Britain desired
the problems confronting all Our scientific work, especially inations because of the sudden and wide- Scenes occurred in several cases when
spread use of motor cars, biology and psychology, evokes less the banks were unable to meet, the re-
scepticism abroad; but it is a hot-house tion in the United States because of these
Any general condemnation of civiliza A rescue party for the relief of the men quests, owing to the scarcity of paper entombed in Argonaut Mine is operating
growth and not 2.4 organic ourrency, the demand for which the print from Kennedy Gold Mine towards the
pro- great 'industrial problems is a condem duct of our soil. It lacks an encourag nation of European civilization in general geniuses, or all learned. For all wise, or We are not prefect. We are not all -ing works have recently been unable to 4,200 foot level, where 48 are believed to Union Bank. They bound and gagged our philosophy is chiefly concerned with nation of Europe has cot achieved in eious few of us, it is to be hoped, are Five motor bandits have robbed the ing and understanding public. Likewise I do not mean to imply that this or that all efficient, or even all rich; and pre cope with. The managers, in attempts be entombed. "to mollify the customers, explained that rescuers, who are now only a hundred cash and $70,000, in negotiable securities visions are, taboo.
The tunnel in which the the employés an escaped with $12,000 in results. Metaphysical subtleties the Reichsbank intended to print higher feet away, are working, has been sealed They cut off all communications and
and this or that respect as America has not; satisfied with what we have, what we have denominations, "probably of a hundred up for two years, but the walls have not blocked all roads as they left.
The American writer is insufficiently shortcomings. But for any explicit dif we have done, and what we can do and or that we are not conscious of our many done, or what we are; but we know what thousand marks, in order to ease the entirely caved in. Meantime volumes of
equipped, stimulated, and nourished by ferentiation of American from European believe we can do better. Just now wa technical difficulty occasioned by the pre-gas have issued from the airshaft of the
our society, the temper of which is to civilization, the most that can be dia are vague and confused, and at adds sent rate of issue, namely, four milliards Argonaut Mine; which is the only remain
produce sharp-witted business men, and covered-and that only casually is that with ourselves and the world in general. daily. In the meantime the banks willing means of escape issue Reichsbank cheques in order to tained by the rescuers.
is deadly so poet, artist, writer; repress we seem to have more wealth because But there is certainly less reason for ing the creative and stimulating the com- more materialism, and hence more val pessimian and less excuse for destruc evade actual refusal to pay.
petitive impulses.
The Reparations Commission has writ ten the German Government communigat. ing its decision relative to the moratorium USA demand, adding, that as it is at present) considered inopportune to pronounce upon the German proposals for assuring strict extention of the coal and timber deliveries, the Commission reserves the
right to demand the enforcement of deliveries are not satisfactorily executed. similar arrangements if a future such
PREPARING FOR GERMANY'S DEFAULT.
LATER.
A semi-official Flucidation of the re- paration decision states that Germany' future default autentically authorise the Allies, rither separately or jointly, to apply the sanctions.
-HALARDFIST- REPORTS IN GERMANY,
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BERLIN, August 311.
· OVERTURES.. DISAGREES WITH SOVIETS
TERMS.
WASHINGTON, August 31st
RUBBER LATEX IN PAPER
MAKING.
"LONDON COMPANY FORMED.
LONDON, August 31st.
There has been much "nervous tension A company has been formed in London, during the past few days, and the us with a capital of £12,000, to take over the pensa has naturally not been diminished patent rights relating to the use of ribber, by a crop of alarmist rumeurs circulating latex in paper making. It is understood in the newspapers and elsewhere regard that experiments at several paper-milla ing the Ames' intentions. Endless lines have proved successful. of motor cars and carriages have been drawn up outside the large banks and crowds have gathered inside, some of whom were nervously enquiring how the dollar and sterling stands and others Bocking to withdraw their money" to meet the end of the month settlements, wage LITTLE HOPE FOR ENTOMBED MEN. payments, ekain
A strong force of police had to be re quisitioned in the Beelin suburb of Neukselin, where buyers, exasperated by the hourly increase in prices. wrecked the | market stalls.
EARLIER CABLES, THE AMERICAN MINING DISASTER.
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JACKSON, August 31st.
Little hope is enter
GERMAN NEWSPAPER
FAILURES,
INCREASING ECONOMIC
DIFFICULTIES.
ALARMISTS AGAIN CONFOUNDED.
"Lobos, August 31st. "Alarmista who have been busy during)
BERLIN, August 31st. The well-known newspaper, the Taey the past few days digging the grave of lische Rundschau. ba given its staff the Eatente are again confounded by the notice in consequence of reparations decision.
increasing Unstinted praise economic dificulties in the newspaper,
NEARING THE ENTOMBED MINERS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dispatches from Jackson the
say rescuers are within hundred feet of break. ing into the mine from the adjoining.
shaft,
ENGLAND'S
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TO BE PAID OFF TO THE LAST FARTHING.
LONDON!
BANDIT HOLD UP IN ALBERTA,
LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA.
PRESIDENT'S COAL SCHEME ABANDONED.
WASHINGTON. Chairman Winslow of the Inter-State Commerce. Committee has announced
government
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SERVICE AND ART.
WHAT IS CIVILIZATION |
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A hundred times in writing this book I have been disheartened by the facts I was stating: a hundred times has the recollection of the abounding strength and vitality of the nation cleared away these tremors. Abounding strength and vilolity of the. nation Are they less to-day than thirty. years ago, when this scholarly Scotsman found elements in the life of the United States which will make the European of every class prefer to dwell there rather than in the land of his birth "
Thus Bryce closed the American 'Com-«
America has still a long vista of years stretching before her in which she will enjoy conditions far more auspic- ious thas any European country can count upon. And that America marks the highest level, not only of material well-being but of intelligence and hap piness, which the race has yet attained, will be the judgment of those who look not at the favoured few for whose benefit the world seems hitherto to have whole body of the people." Iramed its institutions, but at the
We spend more money upon music than garity than Eirope. does any other nation on earth. We tiam-which seems at once to be a
Oh, yes! We also have more "Pari-tive criticism now than at any moment in the nation's history. Civilization itself that "President Harding's plan, for the quandor millions cxery year upon an articrime and a virtue. Does American civis a modern affair as measured by human. Federal Agency to buy and sell coal, has that we cannot produce.
achievement; America, the nation, is the been abandoned. The President acquiesced
Great is the anarchy of our poeticisation lack any gracel-Puritanism is youngest member of the human. family.
responsible 1 community, Painting nod brt matters
Has America gone indus There is yet, time.-Times. are dominated by women without back trially crazy-we bare departed from
Puritanian I ANOTHER SWIMMER FAILS TO SWIM Sround or tradition.
THE CHANNEL,“
in this.
DOVER, ENGLAND.
(Continued op next column.)
What erer American civilization is or THE LOW VALUE OF THE
is not, or whether America is or is not civilized, it is certain that there is an American culture. This culture to-day
Enrique Tirabocebio, the Italian swim- PRESIDENT GRANT'S DAUGHTER laces the future with faith in its ability
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is bestowed in London on M. De la Croix business. Endeavours are being made to mer failed, by two miles, in his attempt to
the author of the compromise which interest Herr Stinnes in a reconstruction swim the Channel. by providing..breathing space opportunely scheme? removes the danger. of what was fast
BERLIN, August 31st
developing into a first-class European Another noteworthy newspaper failure crisis. Nevertheless much arduous nego is that of the Tageblatt, which has been tiation remains to be done since the Com-published for ninety years. mission's resolution leaves several loose
ends notably regarding the determination DECISION RECEIVED WITH FEEL- of the nature of the guarantees.
Bir John Bradbury, after the Confer-
anon, referring to this hoped means would
the mark
(Intercepted by the U.S.S. “Tracy,” on August 31st, 1902.)
THE REBELLION,
LONDON.
DEAD.
CHICAGO.
MARK.
LONDON, August Blat. to make a genuine culture out of indus mistio views prevailing in Paris and Marks went to 7,900, owing to the pessi trialism," And by faith it shall be done. That faith springs from Anglo-Saxon Berlin, rallying later to 7,200. Mra, Franklin Hitch-Jores; only daugh Anglo-Saxon It bas temained to this day.
seed, the foundation of our culture, and GODAVERY DISTURBANCES. ter of President U. S. Grant, and one Anglo-Saxon culture here even less than REINFORCEMENTS BEING HURRIED of the Country's few White House brides. in England produced a race of geniuses. TRELAND: PROVISIONAL GOVT. has died of paralysis. The funeral will Oar pioneer ancestors had and most of
TO THE SCENE, *.. DETERMINED TO BREAK
be held in Springfield, Illinois.
us to-day have no time to become
MADRAS, August 31st. INGS OF RELIEF.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD În busy caring for our bellica and our backs Codavery district mentioned in the mes geniuses. We have beer and are too Referring to the disturbances in the be found other than by the deposit of
Pazia, August 31st.
THE HANDS OF RECEIVER... and getting our children ready for school age of the 20th inst., it is reported that- The decision of the Reparation Commis-
A dispatch from Dublin says the
That we have contributed and that we five hundred Pitturadar rebels attacked fourteen million sterling gold, which sion has been received with feelings of assassination of Michael Collins has would have the effect of still depreciating relief, as it is the least objectionable of Provisional Goverment. There will be and Alton Bailroad in the hands of the one
CHICAGO. shall contribute our share of intelligence polite-stations and various places around. strengthened the determination of: the The Federal Court has placed. Chicago to the sum total of human knowledge no Tani on the 24th it, and carried off all, compromise plans submitted with the
who knows America A noteworthy senect of the decision is object of securing unanimous agreement, rms of unconditonal surrender. It is said this resulted principally from the call it orude, barbarous, materialistic; it scene, which is remotely situated.
can doubt, all arms and ammunition. Police, in no settlement of i rebellion, except on receiver. M. Poincar's virtual abandonment of his thus averting an acute cleavage of the believed that Mr. William L. Cosgrave falling off of earnings, owing to coal and is because it has had a unique history.
Counsel for the Beceivership American culture may be what you will-motor-lorries, are being hurried to the oft-repeated insistence on productive Allici. guarantees, but when the French Cabinet discusses the resolution to-day it will be na both a moral satisfaction for Frane of the Provisional Government.
The decision is described in the press will be President of the Dail and Fremier shopmed's strikes. The operation of without a knowledge of which no under- faced with the substantial fact that rs and a serious warning to Germany that
trains will not be affected. paration in kind, of which thirty-six mil the patience of the Allies is exhausted..
700 INSURGENTS (1) CAPTURED,
THE AMERICAN ENVIRONMÁNT. lion sterling is still due this year, must Also that she is liable for heavy sanctions continue and the bulk goes to Franco
MEXICAN DEPUTY SHOT DEAD.. Protesting against "the abuses and Moreover, although Germany has received
intolerancea, as he saw them, of an old a temporary remission of fourteen million
Mexico, August 31st society, the American was flung into this An attempt to break the will of the country of great space with nothing but Lemus, was shot dead in the Parliamen
The Co-Opérationist Deputy, Senhor storling the sword of Damocles still hanga
late Henry Fike Bowie a famous scholar his hands and his newfound liberty tary lobby. The Independent Deputy," over her head, while Germany's acceptance
All eyes are now fixed, with great AMERICAN TECHNICAL COMMISSION George Buck threw out of court the suit evitably the mediate task of subduing deed of shooting, which is alleged to have of Japanese culture, failed, when Judge wherewith to work out his salvation. In- Senhor Barragan, is charged with the is taken as a foregone conclusion.
Heports so far obtainable from Germany the reparations and inter-Allied debts, trope, on the approaching settlement of
FOR RUSSIA. show that the unsatisfactory features of whoss details will be worked out by a
of Howard Bowie. The will disposed of continent and carving a livelihood followed a dispute over their respective the decision are overshadowed by intenso conforence at Brussels, but the press
the estate valued at $200,000 between each out of the wilderness engrossed him right to represent the State of Michoacan. WASHINGTON of four brothers and sisters with $10,000 Inevitably things grouped themselves be pesimism and senantional on to fashion the, poli-OF RECEIVER. rolief that it is no worse in view of the points out that a great effort towards possible dispatch to Russis of an and Takas-Hirano, who reside in Japan, of values, for new things became all
Steps are being taken with's view to the to Mrs. Hirano and her two sons, Lamo foro his eyes according to a new scale U.S.A, BAILWAY IN HANDS podilated are been holding the fold conciliation of, the most varying views in American. Technical Commision to survey The Judge, refused to bronida falled to importan. Be had his country even in
CASTLESHANT.
The National Army troops have cap
if she does not try to seriously put her tared 700 Belfast refugees, believed to be house in order and compel the industrial insurgents, and large quantities of arms, magnates to assure a big percentage of ammunition and bombs. reparations charges.
during the past few days to
(Continued at foot of next column.)
seen how Germany will accept the solùmake agreements.
tion,
(Continued at foot of next column.)
AN INTERESTING CALIFORNIAN WILL CASE.
REDWOOD CITY, CALIF
standing of America is possible.
ANOTHER POLITICAL
MURDER.
serve a summons on the chief legatoos in ho built up it and his own material The Chicago and Alton Railroad has
NEW YORK, August 31st, Japan.
prosperity, The two were one process been placed in the Recolver's hands.
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