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CABLES.

LATEST CABLËS. [THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]"

GERMAN COMMUNISTS.

ONLY ONE DISTURBANCE DURING.

-WEEK-END.

Bes, July 9th... The only trouble reported throughout Germany during the week-end was an nutbreak at Neuruppin in Brandenburg where the shops were plundered. The crowd also attempted to storm the prison with the object of releasing political prisoners and the police were compelled to fire, killing two`nud wounding seven. Drder was restored on the arrival of police reinforcements from Potsdam. No demostrations were held in the Ruhr area or the Rhineland."

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DEMONSTRATIONS PASS OFF

QUIETLY.

BERLIN, July 20th., Official reports hitherto received show that Communist meetings this morning all over the Reich passed off quietly.

The attendance at the demonstration is declared to be poor. Ten thousand de- monstrators went in procession to Leip- zig, but there was no disorder.

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"NO MORE WAR.” DEMONSTRATIONS IN VARIOUS PARTS OF ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 30th. The fear that Europe is again slowly drifting to the brink of war was voiced in speeches at numerous demonstrations during the week-end in

no inore war"

ten thousand persons, mostly women.

THE MATBY DISASTER.

RESCUE WORK ABANDONED.

Lexpos. July 30th. One body has been recovered in the Maltby mine disaster. The efforts to rescue the other twenty-six entombed men have been abandoned." Owing to the dangerous condition of the workings the pit has been sealed.

THE HONGBONG DAILY PRESS, TUFSDAY, JULY 31ST, 1988.

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PRESIDENT HARDING.

COMPLICATIONS FOLLOW PTOMAINE POISONING.

CALIFORNIAN TOUR CANCELLED.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10th. The favourable bulletin issued as re- gards the condition of President Harding, who was attacked by ptomaize poisoning on his return from a visit to Canada, bas been succeeded by an announcement that the President has cancelled his entire Californian programme, as new symptoms have arisen indicating complications and necessitating the calling in af Dr. Raylyman and Dr. Wilbur, head of the American Medical Association and also Dr. Charles Cooper, heart apo cin list, for the purpose of holding a consultation.

The members of the Presidential party agree that President Harding's conditions is worse than has been generally believed,

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-SAN FRANCISCO, July 20th, President Harding has arrived here. His condition has improved, and the doctors state that two days will restore him to normal health,

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U.S. NAVAL" MEN.

GIBRALTAR, July 29th.

NIE THOMAS JACKSON.

G. HILLIER.

But in

MALARIA IN HONGKONG. LIABILITY OF CHILDREN TO

COMPLICATIONS.

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JAPANESE PROFESSOR IN JAIL!

THE ALLEGED COMMUNIST PLOT.

He

There are at present 27 accused men, connection with the alleged plot. It is including Mr. T. Sakai, awaiting trial in sugested that this plot is connected with a certain ovcut (the Japanese paper characters) leaves blanks for the space of eight

THE RUSSIAN MRS. INGMATA, mata's wife is a Russian of Jewish blood The papers have reports that Mr. Ino- and that she married him while he was studying at Wisconsin University. The Jiji says, "Mrs. Inomata was imprisoned at New York when large numbora of Socialists were arrestod there in January,

typist. She had previously been a meni- of a prominent Now York Socialist as 1920. At this time she was in the employ

her of a Moscow Communist league.

halore long. Mr. Inoniata finished the "With the detention of Mr. Inomata, she may be interrogated by the Court Politics course at Waseda with honours sonie ten years ago and soon after he was sent to study Agricultural Politics and Political Economy at the American Uni known as an earnest student of tenant versity mentioned. He has been well farmers disputes. He has beca sa as sistant professor at Waseda since. 1921. An intimate friend of Mr. Inomata is quoted as stating that, he had not parti- ment in Tokyo before he was arrested.

apan Chromcic.

INCREASED NUMBER OF CASES LAST YEAR. The number of cases reported from three of the hospitals which contain the greater portion of cases was bel and in 102, 70. The varieties of malaria occur in the proportion of 90-95 per cent of the benign tertian, slightly different figures subtertian, and 5-10 per cent. of the being returned by different observers, but quite 35 per cent of the cases are due to the subtertian parasite. The quartan is seldom seen, it is doubtful if it occurs

which takes place this more than once in two hundred cases,

autumn (obviously the autumn man COMPLICATIONS, ESPECIALLY IN CHILDREN-so-called plot is to diffuse a certain idea uvres). Auother, report says that the

caused by the subtertian parasite it is

Considering the frequency of fever among the military on a most opportune natural to meet with some of the com

occasion in the near future. It alleged plications which are apt to be asociated to play an active part and that Mr. that Mr. Sano, who has disappeared, was with it, especially in children. This sum- mer and autumn I saw twelve or fifteen former's plans.

Inomata had been warnly supporting the All this is probably to hospital because of convulsions, or children of five and under who were scot guesswork. coms, or other cerchral conditions and all with the characteristic history of being taken suddenly ill, of a rapidly rising temperature which become normal or nearly so after a limited period, the convulsions or the coma occurring for Hyperpyrexia was. the most part as the temperature rose

eral groups of two or even three children the cases and aphasia in another, Sev noted in onc of

brought to hospital at the same tinie not belonging to the same family wore

similar complications of malaria ... only suffering from malaria hut from conia, convulsions, made not only by the finding of the The diagnosis was malarin parasiton in the blood, but by the rapid improvement in the conditions solution of the hydrochlorate of quinine. after the intramuscular injections of a In two instances two children of differeus families were treated in hospital twice during the year for malaria. A consider- able proportion of the children who were diagnosis of sunstroke. All of these cases recovered.

SO-CALLED "BLACKWATER FEVER." The liability of children who suffer from malaria, to one or other of the cere bal complications is a definite one, and lie importance of distinguishing between it and unstroke is essential for the treat- ment of a very dangerous condition. Al In June a collection of relics of the though examples of hyperpyrexia, coma,

Captain Cook''voyages was exhibited in convulsions, aphasia, and paresis were

Federal Parliament House, Melbourne. seen, none of the patients suffered from The most important exhibit was Cock's such complications as are described as

journal of his first voyage in HLM.S. syncopal, or haemorrhagic, but the so- Endraique. The journal was purchased called blackwater fever

in Londen by the Government, of the served in this colong. It was reported Commonwealth of Australia for £5,000. 3 occurring in a child in 1011 and the Other Cook manuscripts, also purchased condition seemed to be in every respect by the Commonwealth Government and in tropical Africa. Since then several tions Is the British Admiralty to Captain the same one which is often encountered exhibited, included the secret instruc- other enses have been reported as having Cook, and among the articles were anti- been observed in the other hospitals of que contemporary charts and maps, por- the colony. It is known to occur in Indo traits of the navigator, the medals struck places in the Far East, but it is not Chipa, Malaya, and in Formosa and other to commemorate his voyage, historical early so common in this part of the Cook's voyages, engravings of scenes in and descriptive volumes dealing with world as it is in Africa. It is on account the Sandwich Isles and other places in opinion of many that reference has been of its association with malaria in thecluded in his itineraries, interesting he made to it in this place, and not because fate of Cook or his fellow voyagers. cause of incidents associated with the it has been proved to be a purely. There were six cases of exhibita, besides malarial complications.

a number of documents displayed on The species of mosquitoes which are screens. known to act as carriers of malaria are Anopheles maculatus, Anopheles mini- mus, Anopheles sinensis and Anopheles tesselatus. Anopheles karwari is not sus

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI Sir-læg pardon-3Ir, Adiljs was the life and soul of the Scotch eres, although his BANK.

place in the boat was only number two. PILLARS OF THE PAST AND OF was stroked by Roderick Campbell, Another Scotch banker, then exchange THE PRESENT.

broker, and he looked straight at the The Sanitary Report for the year 1922: Professor Inomata Tsunno of Waseda In connection with the opening of the Jardine's best, who was number The Principal Medical Officer of Health (Ur. day afternoon (13th instant) on a charge powerful back "of James Mchie, one of contains a valuable comment by the ex- University was arrested at Tokyo on Fri- new building of the Hongkong and Shang gentle Jahn Stenhouse of Westall, Little J. T. C. Johnson) on hai Bank at Shanghai, Mr. Gordius & Co., represented Inverness as how, and malaria in the Colony. He writes:

the subject of of complicity in the alleged Communist Neilsen, in the course of a lengthy article on a certain autumn day in a year that

plot which was the occasion of a round- iw The Japan Chronicle, gives the followis forgotten now, the Scotch crew had times when the rainfall was insufficient

During the rainy season thorn were up of Socialists a few weeks ago. alities connected with the Bank in the chow Creek. Everybody yelled themselves quitoes from the pools and other collec ing notes ou some of the great person-wiped England and Germany off the Soe to scour out the eggs and larvae of mos

was examined for about four hours at the Procurator's office and suffered a further past and in, the present; —

hoarse in honour of the Scotchmen, and tions of water and to this is to be attri

inquisition at the Preliminary Court. of a city which stands out in its history, an Englishman, the present Edward valence of malaria to a greater degree

There are certain landmarks in the life Addis blushed. But, some weeks before, butus, in part, at any rate, the present to lehigaya prison on Saturday.

According to Japanese papers, he was It is but the brief span of a robust Pearer, who was then the popular secre

It will be remembered that on June 6th than is usual. Another effect of alter the Tokyo, judicial otheials and Metro- kong and Shanghai Butk in 1864 opened the name of W... More of Barlow & this conditions are not suitable for the prominent Tokyo Socialists, when Sir. T. human life since the day when the Hong Jary of the Rowing Club, au irishinan by nate periods of rain and drought is that politan Polici started the round-up of" its doors to business in this city in a Co. familiarly known as "Long Maure

natural enemies of the mosquito larvae | Sakai and his numerous associates were Some ten or twelve yours, Inter it built is chant named Charles Rudolph, and the enough to allow of their being stocked procurators and judges searched the modest building, which is now na more, by Virtue of his height, a Swiss ik nor because the pls do not exist long taken into custody. At this time some own premises in the only street which present riter, had plotted together and

with small fish, newts, and insects which laboratories of Professors Saug, Inomata, even then could aspire to that appela coneived the bold plan of challenging the prey on the larvae. Then ene hatch of Oyama and ide at Waseda.. tion, the not unknown Bund. It was of dining crew of

A strong size and grandeur that elit conlenge was accepted, and we, who called in which maturia occurs, seems, to walt Takata, deminded an explanation from the luternational immigrants into malarins region, protest against this invasion was made Fours to deadly combat. Our clul especially when they come from districts In fact the President of the Institute, Dr. other building in those days and the con- servative wisacres shook their grey heads urals Cosmopolitans," trained. in a recrudescence of millaria. When the the Coirt and the Metropolitan Police. in pessimistic disapproval. It was still only young men who are thoroughly in number of immigrants is large the whole The whereabouts of Dr. Sano, one of the most outstanding building in May, earnest can train. We were in the pink community is liable to feel the effects of the accused professors, has not yet been 1982, when the writer for the arst time of condition in spite of the fact that neit the prevalence of the disease to be

kaw since his mamimons was served walked up the Shanghai Band, and was tifin en the day of the raer, our Swiss intensed, and the infection is less likely sume time ago at Tokyo. Not only Mir not a little impressed with is appear stroke had upbraided wir Charles on be as cunlined to children as it is

Luomata's research room but his reai ance. Later, many years later, he learnt account of the quantity of cheese which when it exists among a sedentary popula dener at Yuyahata, a suburb of Tokyo, to be much more impressed with what was that conscientious number permitted tion which has become imuaune to a

was searched the other day, but, the evi- going on inside the building. There, in himself to ent. Long Moore, as gumber cater or less extent.

dence being insufficient, the Court and side, was a construction even more imi pulled the weight of himself and bow,

Polies, took no further action at that pressive thair the walls and pillars out-180 we were very cheerful.

tinte. But the vernacular Press reports side. There were pillar, inside too, alive Now, it is not my purpose to belittle

state that evidence against hini has lately- and moving, fitting from desk to desk Scotland, but the fact is that this splendid

een extracted from some of the Social. or listening. Partien arly listening. It crew saly kept their laurels for 24 hours,

ists already in prison. WIRELESS LINKS.

is an art acquired by few men, but none when they, in turn, were wiped off the ACTIVITY IN FRENCH COLONIES and Shanghai Bank have, neglected the get the generosity of Charles Addis's con- who were or are chcers of the Hongkong creek by the Cosmopolitus. Can one for cultivation of that rare virtue. And so gratulations, even to bow; who had been a it came to pass, that through years of passenger He was a true sportsman, as PARIS, July 20th. patient listening the bank became the re he is a tens and eminent banker at the As regards the wireless linking up of pository of many secrets involving the present day, and if this should meet his the French colonies, it is hoped the agony of human souls and the more matere his thoughts may travel back to by stations at Bamako, Brazzaville, Saidarial couumodity known as see The gone days; but he may not remember, or and Antananarivo will be finished next business of the bank prospered, as it had know, that he was the most generous year. Senator Lemery has tabled a Bill to do with such wise guidanes, and its loser, not even excluding Jimmy McKie, proposing that power stations equal to vaults became too small for the keeping who greeted our victory. But since he the foregoing should be established at of people's earthly possessions and their has taken to coaching on dry land he has Noumen, Papeete, Djibouti and Martini-intimate crets.

won many victories to make up for one que. He pointed out that foreign nations

the Soochow Creek. are rapidly increasing the number of

Now, sixty years after it made its debut single defeat wireless stations in the Pacific, Germany forty years ago was the pride of Muddly pared to London, the Hongkong Bank

in Shanghai, has pulled down what What, after all, is Soochow Creek com being very active in the Dutch colunies.

Flat, and in its place stands a palace of and the Bank of England, of which latter MEMORIAL AT GIBRALTAR TO which any city in the world, might well institution he is now a director 1

eel proud. Height, 'length and depth of a structure may sometimes mislead the There is not a foreigner who has re- innocent into ♫ false impression of sided in Peking during the last quarter Six American destroyers of the fleet Brandeur, for when art has been sinned of a century who does not know Mr. G. different parts of the country. The prin auxiliary have arrived to participate in against they count for very, little,

The iller. And it would indeed be strange cipal one was at Hyde Park, attended by the ceremony of unveiling a memorial in generous inenare, but in addition its the capital should have missed at least pew. edifice possesses the three essentials during this period, any one visiting tablet in the dockyard on August 2nd to lines are pure and free from all trace of all ratings of the American navy who fell

aging this remarkable gentleman. Ho in the war Other United States ships Eaudiness. It takes unquestionably has not seen them himself, for Mr. Hillier are expected, and 3,500 American sailors buildings which now.adorn the Hond, not spite of the affliction he is a monument

mier rank org the many handsome lost his sight many years ago. and marines will atteml the ceremony. only as regards size but also, anquestion-of everything that makes men grent, and

DAVIS CUP' CONTESTS.

ably, as regards the architectural adorna veritable pyramid of the Hongkong and mnt of that thoroughfare;

Shanghai Bank. Indeed, one might DEAUVILLE. July 20th.

rather liken him to sphinx, of the kind In play, for the Davis Cup," Lacoste beat De Gomar is the resumed match, bricks, and mortar, we may, for the pre- for in Manchu days he played a great Being more interested in men than in within whose bosom dwell celestial secreta, 6-3, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4.

sent, leave the opening ceremony of the part in many ways affecting the Enances In the Davis Cup Doubles, Flaquer and Lew premises for a later description. Th of the Empire, a role which has been De Comar (Spain) beat Brugnion and the meantime it may be intersting to intained under the more disturbed con Cochet (France), 6-8, 4-6, 11-13, 1-6, 6-4. focus our attention or a few of the ditions of the Republic, He, too, the

NEW YORK, July 20th.- In the Davis Cup contest, Anderson gurrs-hunt as well as arithmetical-Rame as Sir Charles Addis, no doubt ro- affected this year were sent in with the cipated in any actual Communist move-

who (or which) have made it possible members Soochow Creek days, where the and Hawkes (Australia) beat Ecklund that this bank now ranks as second in writer first met him. But it was many and Dictrick (Hawaii), 0-0, B-6, 7-5.size and importance to the Bank of years afterwards that he had occasion, England. Out of the shades of the past while at Peking on a visit, to marvel at ENGLAND'S ATHLETIC

emergen a figure that dominated the the fortitude and cheerfulness with which world of finance in these parts for thirty the subject under observation attended to years. Although the Hongkong and his duties. A special favour way solicited Shanghai Bank did possess grandfathers, by the visitor, and he was led into the fit had only one real father, and that was rivate office of the manager. Alert and Sir Thomas Jackson Who of his day, with lively step the manager led the way still living, does not remember with from the public counter through several affection this tall gentleman, who was sol ooms, btween tables and chairs, icto his sincere, so candid, so generous, and so It office. It was difficult to follow him, wise? To the ordinary onlooker, un-and it was, at that time, still more dif familiar with banking, it was difficult to call to comprehend why it was impossible realize that this amiable and gentleman for him, just then, to grant the favour, had it in him to utter the word "No," Sonchow Creek does not count for much and if he did understand the possibility in banking, and a telegram had to be dis. A Manila paper states that negotia of such a hard word being spoken by the patched to Shanghai before the coffers tions to sell 13,00,000 worth of shares of Chief Manager of the bank, he was coa of the bank could he opened. Eventually the Philippine Government in the Celiu vinced that the tongue End rebelled they were not only with the degree of Cement Company are going on between against the heart. Probably it did, for courtesy that generally companies and the management of the National Develup Sir Thoman way not only a great banker · legitimate request but with much kiude ment Company and C. F. Massey, presi buten mau with a human sympathy rareness thrown in for good luck. dent of the cement corporation.

It is such men who have made the bank Government has offered to sell for cash in such a position, which requires not what it is to-day. There an: olers, ut

The even wrong people who are not placed its, shares at P83 encli. The Government, only sympathy but the weighing, of cold the present scribe can only speak from his it was explained, would prefer to sell the facts. He spent all his best years in own personal experience, Yel, he has no shares to the Cebu Cement Company Hongkong as head of the bank, and for doubt that reports speak the truth when itself. However, the latter does not have thirty years he enjoyed the great respect they claim, that the capital S'a which the necessary amount just now and bus and affection of every one who had the form the first letter of the patronymics made a counter proposition which is good fortune to come contact with of the two principal leaders of the bank being considered by Government officials. him: Spiritually if one may assecinte the Far East at the present time will In a letter to the secretary of finance, such a word with a money institution-he Mr. Massey offers to purchase the shares laid the foundation-stone of the present

no day be engraved in the annals of the at the price fixed by the Government pro edifice which now graces the Bund. It is

nk's history with letters of gold. vided the Cebu Cement Company be his spirit which now graces the Band. It allowed to pay for them in instalments is his spirit which permeates the bank and

To colebrate the hundred and thirty- the whole. nimount to be paid 'not later all it holds to this day; its promptitude that we should make an attempt to pass peeted to act as a carrier.

6fth anniversay of the landing of 'Cap- tain Phillip, and the arrival of the first Latest reports of the netivities of the however humble its unflagging desire to the bank. Now while the writer has group is presented by three species:

in business, its courtesy to its customers, between the two ferocious looking beaste

which flank the portals of the entrance Of the other mosquitoes, the stegomyia Beet, in Australian walers, members of Cebu Cement plant are very promising if at all possible to accommodate.

the Pioneers Club met in Sydney. The nccording to Governor-General Wood. Ile said the future outlook of the enter although one enunot transmit genius, it an honest desire to be on good terms with Stegomyia fasciata, Stegomyia seutel. Governor of New South Wales, Sir Wal- prise is very healthy..

ter Davidcon, and officers of the His- would serm that, in the matter of wisdom these emblems of power and everything laris, and Stegomyia W. alba, the Stegn The company, it is understood. has a

and business acumen, his mantle has fallen and everybody over which they keep myia scutellaris being the commoneatterical Society, were present. An his

torical paper was read by the President' contract to supply the Government with walk in big footsteps with a natural and merk that these animals are no more like receptacle containing

a worthy shoulders, the owners of which guard, he cannot suppress desire to re-masquito in the colony.. It breeds in any

water in the of the Club. Mr. H. Black, M.L.C.

the Father if he had still been among the it ly true; but they are not in the least callolding or hanging clothes to dry on, content, he said, the more one was like a bloodhound. They are beautiful, of breeding in the bainboos used for covery and colonisation of the island- {living,

like the African species as seen in the or even for fences, on which to train filled with admiration for the courage and

self-reliance of the early pioneers. Besh. The latter are ugly brutes, trenche plants. So far it in dot known to convey It is only the intention briefly to touch Fous, slinking, cowardly, & concession disease, nor is the Stegomyia wala ay be mentioned," he said, “

that Lo the personality of those with whom the has been made to ancient misconceptions is a rare species. The Stegomyia fas Botany Bay and claimed the territory in

known to be a source of danger, and it Percuse pisted the French flag present writer has been acquainted, and regarding the appearance of those wild THE LOSS IN THE RHINELAND The rejection by the Japan Cotton but who is now shining na a star of cou- imaginary Kings of the Porest. They are forced so far it fasulted in the new arrived first, and the French Guveraient se next figure that looms up in the past, beasts, and we have before our eyes two careful search its being proved beyond af doubt that the English ciata was not easy to find at first, but a the name of Louis XVI but it was Spinners Association of the proposal to siderable magnitude in the very centro beautiful. And the same adjective may market to be us has caused the local of the world's finance is Sir Charles bo applied to the facade of the long tail on districts and thrice in Victoria. The waived all their claims upon the cast

very uneasy,

Addie, the bank manager in London, building, which is made of the hardes containing water stored for domestic use the claims were urged up to the reign of larvae were found in earthern-ware pot with us the possession of Australia, and const The French subsequently disputed The Government Manifesto states ut

The Japan Cotton Spinners' Associa-As a young man in the late rightics with a view to strengthening the finan- tion convened a meeting of its executivo and the beginning of the nineties Mr. lines pleasing to the eye. Visitors from

Kowloon granite, and conceived in pure and in wooden buckets, iron tanks, wood- cial situation, an advance payment of committee at Osaka. Proposals to curtail Addis, as he then was, spent some years London, Paris and Washington will in which water is kept stored because of cu barrels and generally in receptacles

Louis Phillippo, income tax will be demanded, and, in production by laying up spindles bad in Shanghai. Of his doings in the bank surely acknowledge that the array of the intermittent supply to certain of the order to meet the depreciation in cur- been suggested by no less than 10 mills, then the writer knows nothing beyond splendid palaces facing them wiw they districts in Kowlans. The habits of this monsures will be enforced ro- and accordingly, the trade awaited the re- the fact that he was reputed to be the steam pust the Bund, is evidence of insect appear to be practically the same modelling the property taxes and inherit cult of the conference with considerable coming star that would eventually shed architectural talent, and that Mr. G. here as in other parts of the world in ance duties, doubling taxation on the interest. The conference, however, did additional Instre over the institution Wilson, the geallman who is responsible which it is found, even the habit of the Stock Exchange turnover, and curtailing not approve of the proposal and any which he served with Seotel energy and for the artistic perception of the new larvas to go to the bottom of the barrel general consumption are payable. An pontponed indefinitely. ingronec of the income tax is contem- Both in Tokyo and Osaka forward poo, the writer had limple opportunity will not deny that he has had powerful to hold good in our survey. It is prob

correct, in other waters than tips. Whang is entitled to high praise. Mr. Wilson search is being

receptacle when a "plated in order to compensate Govern deliveries dropped below Y.250 a mark of judging Mr. Addis's qualifications. allies to asist him, two at least of which he therefore, that the number of occa ment for the loss in the Rhineland and which the market has been maintaining Not the bank but the Snehaw creeke was are quite indispensable in the planning sons on which this species was captured Rubr. The issue of a stabilisation loan for more than two months; January the forum where we fought our battles and execution such great works. He has was less than it would have been if it had has been decided upon."

closed at Y.249.00 in Osaka ani Tokyo, ou sliding seats and with long, ours had space and a long purse to help him (Continued at foot of next Column.)

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ANOTHER COLLIERY

DISASTER. A

GAS EXPLOSION KILLS EIGHT

MEN.

LONDON, July 9th, Eight persons were killed and two seri- ously injured by an explosion in the 'Gartshore colliery, near Kilsyth Twelve men in the pit were bricking in a large area when a gas explosion wrecked the work.

THE DOCK STRIKE,

HULL, MEN RETURN TO WORK.

Losnos, July 29th.

The Hull deckera at a meeting to night decided by a large majority to return to work to-morrow, WORK FULLY RESUMED AT HULL AND TILBURY.

LONDON, July 29th. - Dock work at Hull and Tilbury has been fully resumed.. REPARATIONS DISCUSSIONS. FRENCH AND BELGIAN DRAFT REPLIES READY.

A PARIS, July 29th. The draft Belgian reply to the British Noto was handed in at the Quai D'Orsay this morning by the Belgian Ambassador, who had a prolonged conference with M. phoned to M. Poincare at Sampigny.

SUCCESS.

PARIS, July 20th. At an athletics meeting in the Pershing stadium, England defeated France by of to 40 points.

THE CEBU CEMENT COMPANY

GOVERNMENT SELLING SHARES WORTH THREE MILLION- PESOS."

than 1937.

And

BEAUTIFUL, BUT NOT LIONS.

After this lengthy digression it is time

has been ok-

HABITS OF THE MOSQUITO.

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CAPTAIN COOK'S VOYAGES. IMPORTANT RECORDS HELD IN

AUSTRALIA."

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AUSTRALIA HISTORY.

Della Rocca. The reply is being tele- all the cement it needs. The contract in rherited courtesy that would huso pleased the. African lion than his Pekinese dog vicinity of houses and it is specially food The more "one reflected" upon the dis-

PARIS, July 9th.

The Franco-Belgian draft replies will be handed to the Foreign Office on July 30th.

TAXATION IN GERMANY.

AND · RUHR.

BERLIN, July 9th

for overal years.

JAPANESE COTTON PROBLEMS UNABLE TO CURTAIL PRODUCTION.

HIR CHARLES AUDIS.

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been practicable to search all of the re- ceptacles thoroughly. This species was found on three occasions only 3 Victorin and thes in parts, in which there was a continuose supply of water.

Dr. Johnson supplies a long list of the

UITING INSECTE

the period in which taxes on articles of definite action to lay up spindles was sagacity. But in another field. or, to us Hongkong and Shanghai Bank building, of water made for them was found names, of mosquitoes and other biting

flies which are now here, so far. They Entomology, and to mys it in desirable were identified at the fmperial Bureau of to bring together the work which has beer-done on this subjcet,