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JAPAN

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MANCHURIA

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Y 10-13 in eltics and same popular rese

Y 8-10 in country distrists,/

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Kahin Hotal

Maison Hatala Mampel Hotel

Oriental

Ter Hotel

IN CHOSEN

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Kaijs (Booni) j➡

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Kyoto

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Miyako Hotel Kara

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Nagoya Hotel Sara Hutal

Hole! Nikko HUAR Mi Omtel -

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Omori Hotel Osaka Hotel

Shingh Station Hotel

IN TAIWAN (FORMORA)- Calboku a--Tafwan Hallway Hita-

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Imporial Hatal Vakya Bank Hotel Twakiji Hajikan Hokaë Graad Hats

IN::MANSTHURIA

Changahans

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Datres

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Hoshignarny

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(Continued from page 7),

(THROUGH RAUTER'S AGENCY.} BRITAIN AND RUSSIA. THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S

ATTITUDE

LONDON, March 30th.

In the House of Commons, before ad journing for Easter, the Labour membera pressed the Government to change its policy towards Russia

policy

Ronald McNeill stated that the would not be seriously influenced the reported currents in favour of a Franco-Russian rapprochement, and pointed

out that Great Britain had demanded the establishment a legal system to which traders could look the

enforcement of

of dobta

cessation of contracts, recognition tion property

Propaganda and restitu

McNeill

decisred thst at present the Government was not in any away pledged to give recognition, even if the foregoing conditions were fulfilled, bus they were essential before recognition could be considered

More

over, the Government was not inclined to stretch 1 point and take the

of fellowship of the Russian Government responsible for the recent babarities with which the civilised world had been dis gusted and dismayed.

BURMA OIL CONCESSION. FORGED OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.

LONDON, March 29th.

In the House of Commons, replying to Sir Heary Craik with regard to an alleged Proclamation signed by Queen Victoria and Lord Salisbury, as Secretary 1894, and with regard to the

for India in the Burian Oil Company mentioned on

crincession March 29th Mr. Ronald McNeill pointed out that Lord Sailibary censed to be Secretary for Ľudia six years

and the language

to

of the documents hand, that they were obvious forgeries.

United States Government was so informed in 1931, no official adreission was made till last year. bat po The correspondenes in the meantime been

Had diverted to a precise effect of existing legislation in India. side-issue, namely the The use of forged, documents in a cent oficial report to the Senate and in

in the decision regarding the late Secretlication for an oil lease by of State for the Interior caused the Government to make further re presentations to the United States, eliciting the statement mentioned on March was not clear from the Government's in

26th

It formation whether the documents originat ed from the Bureau of Mines in 1919 or from the United States Consulate at Bombay FUNERAL OF SARAH BERNHARDT.

PARI, March 30th. The greatest crowds since the Armistice paid fim bomage to Sarah Bernhardt A million reverent watchers lined the atroets through which wended the cortege of fifty carriages headed by five wreath-bearing conches, followed by the remains of the coffin

cane esclosed in the rosewood

The

her travels for

accompanied her on her years

service was readi at the Church of

St. Francois De Sales, and was attended by Ministers, officials and leaders in the world of art and letters. The coffin was borne from the church by actors, followed by orphans carrying white palms, thenes conveyed to Pere La Chaise cemetery, and lowered into the tomb. It was obscured from view by a profusion of flowers

soon

AMERICAN PROVISION COMPANIES COMBINE.

CAICAGO, Murch 30th.

Mr. J. Armour announces that the Armour Company, has acquired the assets of Morris and Company. The North American Provision Company, a subsidiary of Armours at Delaware, will take over the Morris business. The combination repre- sents a capital of five hundred million dollara

RENT CONTROL IN FRANCE.

PARIS, March 28th.

The Chamber has adopted a new Housing Bill providing for control of rents of dwelling houses till January 1st, 1025, and empower- ing an increase of rents in the Paris and Beine Department by 75 per cent compared with 1914 Increases elsewhere are referred to local committees.

FRENCH NAVAĽ PRÓ- GRAMME.

FAIRS, March 29th

defence, in-

A Bill "regarding paval troduced in the Chamber of Deputies, pro- vides for the construction in the next decade of six light cruisers, 16 destroyers, 24 torpedo-bonts and 34 submarines.

THE "GLENBEG'S" CARGO.

COPENHAGEN, March 29th. The steamer Glenong has arrived at Korsoer and will proceed to Copenhagen, when 450 tons of cargo which will be discharged and reshipped. DISCOVERER OF TUT-ANKE- AMEN'S TOMB ILL.-

Lord Camarvon, the discoverer of Tat-

CAMO, March 20th. ankh-Aman's tomb, is in a critical condition from blood. poisoning as the result of an insect bite

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