CABLES.
LATEST CABLES. (THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
GERMANY'S PROPOSALS.
PRESS COMMENT ON THE BRITISH NOTE.
LONDON, May 13th. The chief criticism here of the British reply to Germany is that it ignores the German offer to abide by the decision of an expert international commission as regard, her resources.
The Timer is emphatic in condemning the omasion.and also regrets that the British note is not more explicit in stating abe British terms,
The Westminster Gazette is likewise
strongly condemnatary on this point and of the note generally, declaring it more disappointing than Germany's.
Two other Libera! papers. the frening Ns and the Daily Chroa'et, however, approve of the Note, saying it is well conceived for its jurpper, and Germany's сис now in to pla up to Viscount Curzon's frad:
The Morning I'd (Conservative) says that the Note is satisfactory na far as it goes, but wanita Viscount Curzen to talk!". Premier Poincare's language which alana it says, the Germans understand,
Generally, the most commended parenge is the reiteratul declaration that Great
LATEST CABLES.
ANGLO-RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
THY HONGKONG DAILY PRESS,
KRASSIN ANTICIPATES WITHDRA WAL OF COMMERCIAL MISSION.
LONDON, May 13th. M. Krassin, interviewed at Berlin, said that Russia cannot yield to the British ultimatum and he anticipated the withdrawal of the commercial mission. He is going to London in order to
liquidate Russian business.
ECHO OF THE WALL STREET EXPLOSION.
RUSSIAN COMMUNIST
ARRESTED.
LONDON, May 13th. Thy New York police have arrested a young Russian Communist named Noah Lerner, on a charge of causing the Wall Street explosion in September, 1920, when 31. persons were killed and 100 injured. Lerner has reently returned York from Russia.
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NORTHERN BANDIT OUTRAGE. BRIGAND CHIEF'S BELATED THREAT,
PER150, May 13th.
Some excitement was caused here to-day. owing to the receipt of a message from the
American, French and Italian Consuls from Lincheng stating that an ultimatum had been received from the brigand chief declaring that unless the terms were accepted, within two days, ha wound kill all the captives.
It transpires, however, that the message was sent off from Lincheng thirty-six hours previously, and meanwhile the Government delegates have the bandits and agreed to their demands, so little apprehension is felt here regarding
to New this threat.
EARLIER CABLES,
LAUSANNE CONFERENCE.
CRITICAL TURCO-GREEK
SITUATION.
LAUSANNE, Mhy 13th. The week will probably be decisive as regards the Conference. A battle royal is expected with regard to capital points in the dispute, untably the judicial regime for foreigners in Turkey and the Turco- Creek indemnities, as to which the Greeks
demanding an indemnity the war will be resumed,
met
SIR JOHN JORDAN'S VIEW.
LONDON, May 13th. Sir John Jordan, interviewed by the Observer, expressed the opinion that the general lawlessness in China was the result of the comparative absence of government." The payment of ransom for those kidnapped simply put a premium on further outrages. The Government in Peking, which possessed 30,000 troops and
TUESDAY, MAY 15TB, 1995.'
SHANGHAI RACES, The race for the Champion Sire p stakes in thus reported in the N.-C. Daily Nek Tuz
CHAMPION
IU
SWEEPSTAKES.-Winner, Tis. 3,000; second, T. 1,500; Third, Tla 750 For China ponies, winners at this meeting to be ridden by jockeys who have won at least 8ve flat races in Hongkong or China, jockeys approved by the Stewards one mile and a quarter. Mr. Day's grey Shankuland (Mr.
Brand) Mr. Chunpox's bay Old Bill (Mr.
Bremner) Messra. Stitt and Stephen's bay
Cock o' the North (Mr. Hill)...188-3 Mr. Day's dun Salvation (ðir.
Dupree)
133-1
189-9
.1.19-0
RUSSIAN WAR ON RELIGION.
WHAT IS EDUCATION? "TRAINING OF SENSES A PRIME
* OBJECT."
of Harvard, contributes the following to an Dr. Charles W. Eliot, President Emeritus American symposium on this question
BENEFACTORS INSULTED, Many good Christians in England and United States, writes a correspondent in Alascow, have contributed liberally for the feeding of Russian children, reduced to a state of misery and starvation by the ini-schools and families: quitous and irreligious gang of murderers who now rule in the Kremlin.
That gang refused at first to accopt this help unless it were administered by the agents of the Soviet Government, the
The great educational need of the United States to-day is, in my opinion, the adoption of the following programme and discipline in Enlist the interest of every papil in byery achool in his daily taiks in order to get from him
hard, persistent and enjoyed work. power to see and describe accurately
Cultivate every hour in every child the "
Make the training of the senses a prime
every day.
object being to connect, in the minds of och avery child to draw, model, sing or
the children who were for their own poisonous and blasphemous theories with play a musical instrument and read music. relief organisatious refused to accept thiaslert, not dawdling; led or piloted, nos the food thas contributed. As the foreign Make every pupil active, not passivo preposterous condition, the Bolsheviks drivan, and
learning the value of 149-0 agreed to let those organisations give co-operative discipline
Batistance direct. Bat they lose no op- feach
groups portunity of violating this engagement.
of subjects together in their natural relations. For example, arithmetic, The other day Moscow food-station be- algebra and geometry or history, bio longing to the Papal Relief Mission was graphy,
travel Associató 1530 found to be plastered all over with anti-rondinelling 2
and English composition, Christian inscriptions, such na Religion and obscure practice in them every day is Opium for the People," "For the Pro Teach
tariat, God does not exist," "Religion is Beolog togather Pysics, biology and the, Theory of the Savage," and other twelve-year course, ..101-0
choice texts from atheistical Jews liko Karl Marx who hated all forms of religion, and had a particularly violont hatred of Christianity.
155-0
Mr. John Peels grey Christmas Gift
(Mr. Johnstone) Mr. W. MoBain's grey Nationalist Mr. Henry Morrisa's grey Mares-
(Mr. Knoll)"
fie'd (Mr. Heard) Mr. Henry Morriss's grey Glenfield Mr. Torg'a br.
(Mr. Morris).
Mackenzio. (Mr.
133-0 l'ari-mutuel. Win. Place. 1,694 1,737 2,182
Vida)
Penics.
Shenkoland Old Bi
.1.641
1
ม
Most of the funds at the disposal of the Papal Relief Mission have been contributed by charitable Englishman, and Americans, not all of whom belong to the Runan Catho: lie Church; and, as I have seen here with my own eyes, the relief is given to the poor of all religious denominations and of asked of an applicant. none. No question as to his creed is over If he is hungry, that is enough.
Ceck of the North...... Dividends-Win, "820.10. Places, $10.80, 20.00, $39.20.
·Members' awcep:-37317, 33138, 98944, Qualified ponies, 20304 (Maresfield). 46070 (Toplight), 45002 (Glenfield), 41001 (Young Bill, 48804 (Christmas Gift), 192977 (Pennyfield), 1920s (Danesfeld), 988
(Reorganisation), 10580 (Harry of Here- and with a
every week throughout the Put into all American schools universal physical training for 18 years of age.
Make sure that overy pupil "has a fair. chance to learn the elements of agriculture, dietetics, cooking and hygiene, every boy girl the domestic arts. The instruction in the elements hygiene should include the defences of society against the diseases and degraulations sequent upon ignorance, morul depravity Poverty and vice.
To
of sonie manual trade and every
make
for increased instruction addressed to the room for the new subjects and individual pupil, reduce class work and the and shorten the summer vacation. Use in size of classes, lengthen the school day, classes stimulating competition as both children and adulta use sporta and games.
Keep the atmosphere of every school ments of love, hope and duty. both
Keep out fear and selfishness.
salaries and equipment than the American There is no doubt that such school will cost much more money in buildings, grounds, communities have been accustomed to spend. Therefore, appropriations of puble money and private gifts for endowments must both be increased.
Britain does not intend to abandon her emphasise that if the Turks persist in good Generals, ought to adopt severe ford), 12397 (Nationalist), 43380 (Forest-rich she had been blessed with great and family charged with the master senti
interval in the reparations. " FRENCH PRESS SATISFIED WITH ALLIED REPLIES.
PARIS, May 13th. The newspapers generally are satisfied with the unanimity with which the Allies bavo rejected the German proposals, and pint out that if similar unanimity had been shown in regard to the occupation of the Ruhr uren Germany would already have yielded..
Many newspapery unsider that the Italian Note is stronger than the British.
The Ocurre remarks that the differenc between the replies indicate that an Angl. Italian Entente, excluding France, is still
utopia.
The Figaro says the Entente has not yet resumed a united front but it is proserved. The replies prove that neither Itely nor Great Britain havo now any doubts regarding France's anecESS.
BRITAIN AND RUSSIA
CRICHERIN CRITICISES DEMAND FOR THREE MILE ZONE.
BERLIN, May 17th.
Chicherin, speaking at a demonstration of A sage from Maco states that
mourning on the occasion of Vorowski's death, declared the British demand for a three-mile zone in Russian waters contra- dicted the English practice in the waters around Ceylon and said the British ultimatum was based on trivial accusa tions. The Russian reply would propose
conferimee,
"AUSTRALIA'S NAVY-
QUESTION OF THE BEST TYPE OF VESSEL
punitive measures.
said
I have seen inany Ruasian clergymen fed; sud one day a fine old English-woman, originally from Kent, came to ask for food as she was starving. A Russian by mar
a large family,
buthad
I lost everything-husband, children, lands, and lend), 18615 (Roman Victory), 31439 (Sa)- | wealth, I should first tell
you, sho The whole future ration). 44203 (McKenzio), 200 (Nigg), director of the Papal relief work here somewhat aggressively to Dr. Walsh, the safety of foreigners in China depended on 48615 (Christmas Cracker), 1951 (Car- that I am an English Protestant, and will strong measures being taken against the lington), 13958 (Kashmir), 27403 (Pen never change my religion." bandits. An Taternational Commission to castle), 401 (Piracy), 11937, (Silver Streak), never be asked to do so, and the mission is deal with the wholo question on the spot 14001 (The Field).
now supporting her. >hould be one of the first steps.
DIPLOMATIC CORPS RESOLVE TO
IMPOSE
"SANCTIONS."
PERING, May 13th.
"B" Sweep:-13007 (Shenkoland), 1458 (Old Bill), 2011 (Cock o' the North), 9271 (Maresfield), 7859 (Toplight), 12511 (Glenfield), 6351 (Young Bill). 13391 (Christmas Gift), 120 (Pennyfield), 12431 An important meeting of the diplomatic (Reorganisation), 1201 (Harry of Here. Corps was held this morning at which it ford), 14435 (Nationalist), 7301 (Forest- is understood the Ministers discussed then), 10183 (Roman Bictory), 2428 (Sal- "aanotions which should be imposed on 4061 (Christmas Cracker), 2002 (Carl- vation), ?245 (McKenzie), 1457 (Nigg),
the Government in view of the fact that ington), 6740 (Pencastle), 1157 (Pirney), the captives had not been released by 1963 (Silver Streak), 6971 (Harbia), 9401 midnight on May 18th when the three (Castle Bycee), 3399 (Kashmir), 8870
(Danesfold). day ultimatum expired The Doyen call- ed on the Waichinopu. (Foreign Office)
STONEY, May 13th. Mr. Bowden, the Minister for Defence, in a speech at Paramatta declared he did not propose to abolish the Australian this afternoon and informed them of the declare on the best type of vessel. Navy, but the Imperial Conference must sanctions."
"ARTIFICIAL COTTON.
COST OF MANUFACTURE TOO HIGH.
الونات
LONDON, May 13th.
The Observer understands that Cour-
LONDON, May 13th. Art O'Brien has loft Dublin under escort for London in connection with the today. He will be handed over to the proceedings before the House of Lords English police authorities. EMPIRE WIRELESS SCHEME
+
the Champions inced the starter, but all Only nine of the 25 ponies qualified for
were of the highest class. Glenfeld was a hot favourite, with Shenkaland and Old It is understood he also informed the Bill fairly evenly favoured in the Pari- Government that the Diplomatie Corps matul betting in second place, followed insist that immediate steps be taken to race the ponies went away with an even y. Maresfeld and Christmas Gift. In the
reinforce the police and troops on all break at the first attempt, Cock of the important railways in order to safeguard North and McKenzie taking the lead from
Gift and Shenkoland in the rear.
At
She was at once assured that she would
PUTURE EVIDENCE
What some people call frills or fads in schools and family life, liko music and drawing, are really of fundamental import- On hearing that one of his food stations ance
"The
variety of studios offered had been decorated with the anti-religions by the new programme is essential to the mottoes above referred to, Dr. Walsh, who discovery by overy pupil of the kind of work is a very cute Yankee as well as a ho likes, and the variety of elective studies philanthropist, put a little camera in his in high schools sod
is india- collegus Pocket, motored to the station in question, peasable to the development of American scholarship and to the g general attainment of joy in work. A human life without joy in work cannot be a happy one.
The continued saccess of the American
of these principles in the bringing up of democracy in government, industries and social organization depends on the adoption children, the management of industries, and the use of leisure.
and photographed all the mottoes,
Then he moved away all the food in that station and sent it to another station at
owing to the Communists having taken pos some distance, at the same time inform- ing the Bolsheviks that he had done so session of the first station. He made no re- ference to the Murxist mottoes.
that any Marxian inottoes had ever been The Bolsheviks did, however. They denied
there, and, as a matter of fact, they removed
of staggering falsehood, is characteristic of them all as soon as they received Dr. Walsh's letter. This policy of robust denial
the Reds; but in the present instance it was useless, since Dr. Walsh had taken the photographs. I might add, in conclusion, that all the children who were fed at the first station are now being fed at the second
JUSTICE TRAVESTY,
· GREATEST. SINCE PONTIUS FILATE.
tail writing with reference
The Moscow correspondent of the Daily to tho
priests said: bishops and priests of the Roman Catholic
and the other Roman Catholic priests and I am convinced that Archbishop Cieplak not plotted, but that the Soviet is plotting the destruction of all forms of Christianity in Bussi. These trials are the first step. Mgr. Butkiewicz will be a martyr as much
Tas Petit Journal says that the feeling between Paris and London is better already, and it seems that the discreet but activo exchange of view, which has been occurring has realised some progress.
The Erho de Paris says that French British Note, and are very pleased with the Italian Note because it directly mentions the inter-Allied debts and guarantees. It quotes ane minister sa saying that the French and Italian stand- points are very near, not to say identical.
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BRITISH NOTE SAYS OFFER INADEQUATE.
LONDON, May 13th The British Note to Germany says that Germany's proposals are
A great dis
LONDON, May 13th. appointment. The sum offered is in A wireless expert, writing in the Oberrver, adequate. It must have been known in with regard to the delay in the Empire advance that it would be altogether wireless scheme, says that equipment is unacceptable by the Allies regreta the Gerican failure to indicnto the being ordered for the French wireles
station at Pondicherry, Indis. instead of merely guarantees,
vague rasurances and references to future negotiations, practically valueless. It utges Germany in her own interest to diaplay greater rondiness to grapple with realities of the case and discard all irrelevant or controversial
of justice. It is to be noted that both trials and procced to reconsider and
pand
her proposals and so convert them to feasible basis for Furiber discussion. The British Government will nt
suitable moment to ready to participate in such PSYCHOLOGY AND VOCATION. discussion on side of the Allies, with which they share a practical interest on
"SWINE!"
NOT OFFENSIVE TO A GERMAN.
A Berlin court has just decided that it is not an offence to call a German a swine.
Professor Brunner, who was with the Berlin police, was recently, transferred to Munich. This event was reported with uncomplimentary comments in the Berliner. Zeitung am Milben. wide-awake little paper appearing, as its name indicates, at noon. The article ended thes: "Henceforth Munich will have the swine."
The professor felt hurt and began pro- of the paper. The editor maintain that the expresson,
"to have a swine," meant to have luck
The judge decided that as there had been no desire to compare the professor with an unclean animal the charge should. be dismissed.
رحیم
י
PORTERHOUSE STEAK.
Government circles are satisfied with the tanids have perfected a proc.s for the foreign life and properly, the Waichinons Old Bill and Salvation, with Christmas sentences of death passed on the Arch. ceedings against the writer and the editor:
manufacture of artificial cotton, but at to inform the corps what steps have been Loongfei Gate Cock o' the North and Me- present the cost is too high to enable it taken. The Corps will then appoint a Kenzio were out with a lead of two lengths to compete with the real article.
Commission of Foreign Officers to In-from Old Bill and Salvation, and at the ART O'BRIEN SENT TO
reatigate the measure, takon, and for three-quarter miile peat there was ΠΟ LONDON.
At the half-mile the officers free transport and every change in the order. facility must be givm. When the in-post the field closed up, with the exceps St. Agnes and St. Sebastian, and man tion of Christmas Gift, which was many will yet speak of Bolshevist persecution as Testigations are completed and a report to adopt further steps if necessary, such Monument, McKenzie faded away and judge, have made this clear. They road out is made the Corps will reserve the right gils behind the rest. Nearing the he now speaks of Diocletian's persecation.
Krylenko, the prosecutor, and Galkin, the as advocating the appointment of mere Cock of the North went up into first place to each prisoner the law against impartial followed by Glenfeld, Old Bill and Shen-religions teaching to anyone aged less told police or other measures.
18, and asked if they had obeyed and would koland. Rounding the bend into the home obey that law. Each replied proudly and SOLDIERS OR BANDITS?
stretch, Cock of the North was still in confidently that he had disobeyed and would the lead, with Glenfield second; Shenko, continue to disobey it: BIG FORCE HOLDS HANKOW TO land third and Old Bill coming up quickly
RANSOM.
into fourth place. A splendid struggle for honours was witnessed in the home HANKOW, May 13th.straight, but a furlong from home Shop Over 1,000 soldiers, ex-bandits from koland took first place with Old Bill in Honan, have arrived and taken up a stern, chase, Cock o' the North third, BERTHA KRUPP EVICTED. «
position ten kilometres from the city followed by Salvation and Henfield. BERLIN, May 13th. They are demanding $150,000 and an Ebenkolaad, Old Bill and Cock of the Tossische Zeitung's Fraen correspondent munition as the price of their departure. North passed the winning post on almost states that Frau Bertha Krupp has been which demand has up to the present been level terms and the judges decision was ordered, to exaenāte, her villa at Huegelrefused. Foreigner living nearby are that Shenkoland was a hend in front of within four days
alarmed and are expecting trouble.
Old Bill, with Cock o' the North only a beck away in third place, Time, 2mins ARMED CARS ON PEKING-HANKOW 34seca.
RAILWAY.
the
The Noto
Mr. Morley Dainow, psychologist,
HANKOW. May 13th.. which they do not intend to the Instituto on this
Trains on the Peking Hankow railway abandon,
ndon, and also desire to terminate the lecturing at ser cripplegathological tests now have armed cars attached, carrying rituation of international Bist stop towards na Paris, but the for finding out for what work a man was forty picked soldiers armed with matching such hope must be Germany's recognition most fitted. He classified work info four guns.
of any
groups: Production for technical), ad-
professional distribution (or selling), and
PROPOSALS BY FEDERATION OF BRITISH INDUSTRIES.“
that a contribution much more serion ministration for secretarial, accountancy, BOXER INDEMNITY ALLOCATION and precias is required than any yet forthcoming,
ITALY INVITES NEW PROPOSALS.
Roue, May 13th. ·
He divided the individual into four parts, the mind, the personality, the character, the temflorament. Tests of the mind, he mid, showed the difference between cleverness and foolishness. A test
· RUSSIA'S FOREIGN RELATIONS.
ROSY PICTURE OF JOFFE'S REÇEP. TION IN JAPAN,
"DEATH OF' V.9. COOK WHO MADE IT FAMOUS.
Mes. Anna F. Hemich, who brought famo to a particular cut of beefsteak, has died at Milford, New Hampshire. Shortly after the close of the Civil War Mrx, Remich be- came cook at the Porter flouse (an inn) North Cambridge, Mam. She developed such skill in carving steaks from sides of heavy beef that the tender cuts which she served soon became known as "Porterhouse steaks."
SUPERU. DEFENCE.
in
Similarly they were asked if they had disobeyed the law against unauthorised religious services. They answered that they bad disobeyed and would disobey it.
These lawa strike at all, forms of Chris- tianity and other religions, even at family prayers and a mother's teaching of her own babies say deliberately that never since and he and the prosecutor grinned know
The judge was most partial throughout, Pontius Pilato has there been such a travestyingly at one another frequently.
Tho prisoners bore themselves magnificently. ended in Passion Week. At both thers were No Christian martyrs ever behaved more false witnesses and a military display. But nobly before Nero's tribunal. The arch- there was no Catholic Jadns at this trial, bishop's speech was magnificent and his A Moscow audience, largely composed of bearing was superb Hebrew Communiste, savage as the Jews skallop, and sash, he looked.
In a cassock, red who bowled for Christ's blood in Pilate's 2
prince of the Church every incl courtyard; a prosecutor as bloodthirsty as Splendid also wore the last words the High Pricet who rent his robe and youthful priest named Edward Yunorioh, When thepo
similarly got nearly all the evidence, such as who
had been just ordained,
of
it was, from the prisoners themselves these men spoke cigarettes dropped from the lipe
there were.
- BELLOWING FOR BLOOD.
of the judges, who stared blankly at the orators
MILITARY PEECAUTIONS.
* The death sentences were passed at "mid": Krylenko is as bloodthirsty as a wild RIGA, May 13th.
beast. His ferocious bellows for blood warnight on Pala Sunday. The archbishop The Russian Press is devoting con- passed in horror anything I have ever heard. looked like a man who had got his heart's siderable space to the consideration of But infinitaly worse were the feers, sarcastic lifelong desire. Russian relations with other countries, laughs, and glostings with which he sailed drawing a rosy picturs, especially in re- gard to Japan. The newspapers state the men befurs sentencts were passed LONDON, May 13th.
The aged Polish manservant of the The charges are rubbish based on the The Italian reply to the German offers { made of words had been used to ascertain has forwarded to Viscount Curzon 50% Rusia and even, the highest court oircles ed, and recorded clerical discussions about fight his way to the dock and bid fore- The Federation of British Industries population manifested "sympathy with Batkiewicz's desk. They were not conceal white moustache, tried desperately to
that on Joffe's entry into Tokio the whole minutes of dioccaan meetings found on Mgr archbishop, a typical okl soldier with describes them 5.R unreasonable, im-whether eleverness was practical and made practical and calculated to retard then man suitable for tochnical work, or Estions as regards the allocation of the bad radically altered their attitude; and Folshevist legislation affecting Christias, powered and thrown out, by soldiers, who, well to his master, but he was over- solution of the reparations problem. It whether it was theoretical and made him British share of the Boxer Indemnity; recognised the neccesity for Russo- such as points out that they strengthen the suitable for a barrister or & professor. The Federation urges that a substantial
divorce, soparation of the Church
that a rescue was being. opinion that Germany is endeavouring to A test of personality was described which art be spent on education in China, in Japanese friendship,
and State, schools, and the like, seized with erade her engagements by proposing an showed the presence or absence of loader cluding technical colleges and post
Cles of people
The prosecutor maintained that every attempted, cleared the court at the point international loan without preciso condi- ship. A test of character was shown by graduate education in Great Britam) |
Great military to be tried for their
were taken tions and adequate gas discussion, revealed, the
precautions were thereby
and questions which embodying practical, work in British
in the street when the prisoners left the excluding the possibility
means of a Pability and honesty of a worka, factores, mines-and railways, and
This Soviet attitude, affects every of The Note adds that the German offer is man. Mr. Morley Dainow maintained also endowment of scholarships to enable
although a temporary latitude court for foreigner far below the sum indicated in Mr. Bonar that within the next twenty years overy British students to travel in China and
is now allowed to British and American Macis of hurrison in the huge Black the Choka, the secret revolu- until the Soviet gets full recognition tionary tribunal. It is now used for Law's plan, which, however, did not educational authority would be employing study local conditions.
The charges of getting money from Po conveying the Ch
Cheka's reckon with Italy's irreducible claims:
a psychologist to fit children leaving school
the pfies' of The suggestions will be conuideroded by The reply invites Germany to make new into the right work. He gave instances of a committee which the Government is
Inxecuted in the cellar of the Chek's proposals which can be examined by the well-known firms who had consulted him establiaing. Allies,
prison at No. 11, Bolshoi Butyanks to the with profit to all concerned,
(Opntinued at foot of next column.)
bospital dosd-hours on the outskirts of the city, whence they were buried.
[BY COURTESY OF THEM DALY HOLLETIN."
CHINA'S FINANCE MINISTER RESIGNS.
Paxina, May 13th.
were using Bolshevist laws of the bayonot..
A mandate issued last night accepts the land are ludicrous, Polish pritats, natur merly it was used for comers, but for
resignation of Liu En-yan, Finance Minister, and appointed Chang Ting- bus acting Finance Minister,
ally want to get money from Poland since Eustis is without money.
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