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(THROUGH AKUTER'S AGENCY.). THE HOME ELECTION. LABOUR APPEALS FOR FUNDS.

Lopus. October 17th,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TR, "1924

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FRANCO-SOVIET RELATIONS.

A DRAFT NOTE

PARIS, October 17th,

1 Journal mys, that a draf: note is to be sent to Moscow following the re- commendations of the Commission on the question of the resumption of Franco The Council of the Trade Union Con-Russian relations which will contain re- gress has voted £1,000 to the Labour cognition of, the Soviet Government and Party election publicity fund and appeals

an invitation to resume "norinal relations, to the unions to manke special grants" to

together with a formal recapitalation of the Labour Party-Aghting fund.

THE CIVIL WAR IN CHINA.

(THROUGH XEUTER'S AGENCY.) BIG FENGTIEN VICTORY CLAIMED.

Toxy, October 17th.

A message" from Mukden claimed that a retreat of 10,000 Chibli-ites of the First and Second Divisions was cut off by a flanking movement by the Fengtieners. Ohang Tsung Chang launched an offensive against Lanchow ri Lengkau.

The

FAR EASTERN CABLE NEWS.

[TANQUOR HELTER AGENCY.)

LEPER MISSIONARY.

Lespos. October 17th. Dr. Robers Cochrane, son of Dr. Thomas Cochrane, founder of the Union Medical College, Peking. is going to India to day and hopes to visit all the leper missions in 40 stations in India and to help to bring the treatment to | the highest state of efficiency. He will

The election manifesto of the Trade/ the debts to be settled and the damage fourth brigade entered Shanhaikwan work for a time in research with Dr. unstle, thus closing the approach to the Ernest Muir, at the school of tropical medicine. Calentta. and will then visi

Union congress general conseil exhorts trade unonists to set ašidle sectionalism in the great fight for Labour supremacy "The election must be regarded by you as a constitutional cebellion and an at tempt to crush Labour to a state of help- lessness, and must be resisted," it adds.

MR. BALDWIN'S SEAT. POSSIBLY NO OPPOSITION.

LONDON, October 17th. The Liberals at Bewdley have decided rast to contest the seat Consequently, Mr. Baldwin may be returned unopposed.

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PREMIER'S TOUR.

LONDON. October 18th... Mr. Ray Mhelberall, emtinuing his tour,

Manchester motored from through the potteries en route to Birm ingham.

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Speaking at Congleton He said that it was everywhere evideat that politics were beginning to move the hearts of

that declared

the the

people. He unting of the Liberals and Tories was A great tribute to Labeur.

At Macclesfield, some women presented the Premier with a silk mutter and a' box of handkerchiefs for Miss Ishbel

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MacDonald. Enthusiaan was demonstra ted throughout the tour, and was especí, ally marked at Hanwell, where the Pre- „mier described the Campbell ense

fake to mislead fools

FEWER LIBERAL CANDIDATES.

The Chief Liberal Whip, in an inter- have view, stated that the party

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a least 360 candidates, which compares with the 4 in the last election.

MR

BALDWIN'S APPEAL.

LONDON, October 16th Contrasting with the dillicuity of hears ing Mr. MacDonalds speech, broadcast from Glasgow City Hall on Monday. hundreds of thousands of listeners-in all -over the country to night heard very clearly a quiet election talk by Mr. Bald- win, addressed directly to a microphone hend- Loadba broadcasting the quarters, where the acoustics have been perfected.

Mr. Baldwins appealed - for national unity, instead of class natred. He said the Conservatives had made no wild pro- mises or alluring claims They were. not patent medisine vendors, The coun try needed a Government with a suflici- ent majority to avoid ammal elections. LATEST CABLES.. SPANISH REĆIME IN MOROCCO."

BIG CONCENTRATION OF REBELS.

MADRID, October 17th

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fon which compensation is due. It will also include a statement of the principles in connretion with personal and treaty rights to be safeguarded in France, and THE FIGHT FOR SHANHAIKWAN. will undertake to cooperate whole. heartedly for the restoration of Russia. As soon as is necessary, measures will be taken to revive French confidence. The nate will be communicated unofficially to certain Governments specially interested, particularly the United States, Czecho- Slovakia and Rumania, before being sent to Moscow,

MARLIEN CARLES,

PRESS OF THE EMPIRE.

UNION TO MEET IN AUSTRALIA,

Loxox. October 18th.

The third Imperial Press conference will be held in Melbourne in 1925. on invitation of the Australian the section of the Empire Press Chion. It will be attended by proprietors and editors of the leading newspapers in the British Empire. Delegatis have been invited Lu participate 101 two months tour of the "Voganonwealth. Mr. Bruce has promised support,

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PEKING, October 17th. Heavy fighting continues on the Shan- haikwan front, where the Fengtieners were unsuccessfully in attempting to occupy Shanbaikwan.

Foreign official telegrams indicate, that Fengties is massing troops there, while

Burma, Siam and North Bornen,

WEATHERBE CASE APPEAL. DISMISSED BY JUDGE SIR SKINNER

TURNER.

APPELLANTS » DEFIANCE OF REGULATIONS,"

The Peking assault case which aroused Wu Pei Fu's lines are also being strength-so much interest a few months back and ened.

resulted in the conviction of Mr. D'Arcy

THE NEW SUBSCRIPTION

GRIFFINS. LARGE NUMBER ARRIVE IN THE

PEKING NOTES.

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PERING, October 8th.

COLONY. Peking, though the capital of the Re public of China, is not a news centre so far as the civil war is concerned. True, of.. DRAW AT THE JOCKEY CLUB

STABLES. ficial bulletins are issued Vaily, but these record practically nothing but minor saccesses on the several fronts, and, of course, there are rumours, some of them

Yesterday morning there were landed very picturesque, which the average man in Hongkong to subscription grifins and occasions when internecine strife raged, as, Cheong Shing. The ponies were dis- discounts on hearing. Unlike previous tour griffins for private owners ra the the crop of rumours is not large. As a embarked at Messrs Jardine, Matheson matter of fact, it is remarkably small, due perhaps to respect for de proclama. Co.'s Western wharf in the short spacs tion by the police forbidding conversation of 40 minutes and taken to the Jockey on the war or anything connected with Club Stables Causeway Bay, wherm it. Consequently correspondents in this city are not in position to transmit they were drawn for laat evening- nctual news of what is going on at the The draw was superintended by Messrs. different fighting lipen. Still, if an H. P. White. R. M. Dyer, C. G.. Mackie,

to attempt to give impressions formed from the little that is known H. Birkett and R. D. F. Beith (Jockey these would not reveal a comfortable Club "Stewards) and the ladies who drew state of affairs so far as the Government the numbers were Mrs. W. E. L. Shenton is concerned.. For instance, it is known thut Marshall Wu Pei Fu is impeded by and Mrs. F. Sutton. The Clerk to the financial difficulties, and these are the Course (Mr. F. Sutton) and Mr. E. Rock root of the many other difficulties which beset him at this time. By reason of the fact that the troops in the neighbour sent. hood of Shanbaikwan are in arrears of

The poules are considered a Ekdly los wages, the trains in that locality aru.held. The soldiers will not permit them to be of racers. For the most part they are sent back otherwise they would lose hold strongly boned and nicely shaped, des- of a valuable lever with which to enforce

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Manager of the Stables) were also pre-

There is reason to believe that Feng Weatherbe for assaulting a Chinese off-| payment or at any rate to transport them Pite their shaggy rough conts of hair.

Yu Hsiang and Wang Huai Ching will

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soon move to the north-east...

Wu Pri Fa has up to now acted on the defensive, and seems most confident When ready to strike he will be able to deal à series of crushing blows, **LITTLE ASU " TO BE DEPORTED.

SHANGHAI October 17th." The Diplomatie Body at Peking has instructed the Shangbai authorities to report Little Hsu." He will probably be deported to Japan.

The ponies were drawn in the follow-

back to their homes. By this action they make it impossible for Maring order shal Wu to bring up supplies. 1 unter stand that he has sent officers, down jo Lanchow of higher rank than those o the spot in order to have the trains rea turned. The success of this move hat

cial of the Octroi at Peking, bad a sequel in H.M. Supreme Court at Shanghai on 13th instant, when Judge Sir Skinner Turner, sitting as a Full Court of Appeal, dismissed Weatherbe's written appeal against the judgment delivered in Peking. yet to be learned.

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Li Kuei-yuan was the complainant-OKE SCREENS AND DAS MASES. respondent, and D'Arcy Weatherhe the those concerned that there is a lack of It has been suddenly discovered by defendant-appellant.

machinery for the manufacture of gas, The Judge said: Under Article 18 in gas masks, and material for producing ine China Order in Council (1913), in smoke screens, and agents of the military authorities are endeavouring to place consequence of the illness of the Assist-orders for these at this time. Not so ant Judge, and his inability to deal with very long ago some one in the Ministry The situation in the vicinity of Shang-work, I direct, as power is given ine, that of War rejected a very favourable offer things mentioned are known to form for bullet proof waistcoats. All of these part of the equipment of the forces of the North

hai is quiet. The Fukieaite General, Sun

The New Zealand section of Union, nod. Mr. Massky, bayr Javited the dele-Chuan Fang has arrived as Chi's Chi's gates to visit-New Zealand en route to Chief of Staff, and "Bei Bao Shan has

Australia.

SITUATION IN MECCA. ONLY A FEW TRIBESMEN THERE

JEDDAH QUIET,

also arrived.

CHANG DRIVEN BEYOND GREAT

WALLA

PEX:so, October 17th.

A commumqué says that Chang Tse LONDON. October 16thLin's troops have been driven out beyond The latest British telegrams from Jed the Great Wall. dah state that only a few Wahabis bave entered Media. There is no mention of their sacking the palace.

Apparently the Wahabis bave given

some kind of assurance of good behaviour. Everything is reported quiet at Jeddah. BELGIAN MINERS STRIKE ENDS.

The striking sumed work.

this appeal be heard by me sitting alone, and the judgment I am about to rend is oy judgment, though I am able to say that the Assistant Judge did consider the papers, and has told me that he agrees with the result of my finding here today. He has not seen my judgment, which I am about to read.

Notwithstanding the official bulletin, re- porting the arrival of General Wang" Husi Ching at Haifengkou, rumours have been very persistent regarding thin officer. One was that he bad returned The judgment was as follows!~~ to Peking suffering from a self-indicted This is an appeal, under Article 8 of wound and that later he had been execut. the China Order in Council 1913, against ed. To-day it is reported that Chang the conviction by the Provincial Court Tao Lin is dead, having been killed by at Peking of one Weatherbe a British his wife. I mention these as indiëntive subject, for assault on Luk Kuci-yuan, a of the wild stories that are put into Chinese citizen. The alleged assault was circulation.

[UY COURTESY OF THE "DAILY BULLETIN.") | Committed on April 23rd last and judgKEYS FOR STUCTING

CHIHLI-ITES DRIVEN BACK AT SHAHOCHIA.

ment in the Court below, was given on

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The most freakish thing, that has been put into print this week is the announce ment that a brigade of bears and mon-. keys have been seat to the Northern front, the monkeys to do scouting work by beeping over mountain tops, sniffing out the enemy before he is within gun range,

June 25th. The procedure adopted here has been that of filing written arguments on both sides; and this, together with the A communiqué states that reinforcing vacation, has led to the delay in deliver the left wing with the Third Divisioning the judgment of this Court

An appeal only lies on a point of law; Wu Pei Fu made a determined attempt The below convicted the defendant, fined to recapture Chohochia at daybreak to him $25 and ordered him to pay 825 as and giving warning," while the bears are expert in digging up and exposing Moss, Detcher 16th.

compensation and the costs of the promines. Needless, to add, mixed brigades Belgian miners have re-day.

written judgment..

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REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE THE MONEY BAGS OF AMERICA. MANY CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE.

New York, October 16th.

After the severest fighting the Chibli veedings, stating its reasons in a carefully assume & new meaning in the light of

forces retired. Simultaneously they at tempted a surprise Bank attack through the hills, which was reported by the Feng ¡tien arroplanes and repulsed.

The Chibli forces made a determined stand when pursued, but they were driven back

FENGTIEN FORCES CAPTURE SHIMENOHAT.

MERDEN. October 15th..

The New York Times states that nearly all the New York links which are do ing international business have received" requests for loans from European Gov

It is officially claimed that the Feng- ernments and from: railway, hydro- electric and other industries. The paper tien forces captured Shimenchai fort, adds that if only a portion of the loans centration of rebels is strongly entrench-be granted, the American investment and that the capture of Chaioshashi is

market will be called upon to place over expected to be made without difficulty. a billion dollars worth of bonds within a few months.

A communique states that a big con-

ed in the Sheshaan sector. The eneity attacked a food convoy and was heavily repulsed, with over 100 dead. Spanish losses were anзall..

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GETTING AROUND LIQUOR AND THE DRUG ACTS.

6.8. FEDERAL COURT DECISION.

MADRID, October 10th. General Primo de Rivera, whose policy of partial evacuation of Morocco bas long displeased the military party,

New York, October 18th. has now been vested with full respon The Federal Court has decided that a sibility for affairs in Morocco, Kingsteamship cannot be attached by Gay- "Alfonso "to-day appointing

hin High ernment when the members of the crew Commissioner and Commander-in-Onel smuggle liquor or narcotics into the United States without he knowledgt of the owners of the vessel.

af Morocco.

General Primo de Rivera remains head of the Directory in Spain. General Aizpuru only on October 14th unexpec tedly resigned the High Commissioner ship of Meroces for reasons of health." GERMAN POLITICAL

DIFFICULTIES.

QUESTION

OF NATIONALIST REPRESENTATION.

CHIRLI GENERAL KILLED.

The communiqué states that Shimen chai was completely occupied yesterday afternoon by the Sixteenth, Brigade after four days and nights' hard fighting,

Local reports state that the Chibli

General Chang Chih Kow was killed.

POSITION AT CHIUMEN.

PERING, October 18th Foreign telegrams state that the Feng tinn forces captured Chifeng on October This judgment is the sequel to the case 8th, but were driven out by the Govern of the Ordunia, on March 13th. The meat forces on October 14th. Court expressed the opinion that, the A Chinese official telegram reports ship must be in the possession of the that the Fenghien forces have been guilty persons" with the consent of

driven out beyond the Great Wall at the owner to be subjects to forfeiture.

Chiumen, where fighting is still proceed THE LAST ZEPPELIN.

ing.

CONGRATULATIONS AT WASHINGTON.

AWORLD PEACE,"

Large Government forces are being scat to Shanhaikwan, where the Fengtien forces are being strengthened, and the opinion is gaining ground that a heavy battle will occur on that front in the near futuro.

GENERALS' "PRIVATE UNDER- STANDING."

such statement.

The facts are that Weatherbe went to the Post Office to get a parcel; there he THE SOVIET FLAGS. was handed with the parcel a notice in Peking, has been amused and interested English calling upon him to take the par-over the raising of the Soviet flag an cel to the Octroi office for examination. the Russian Legation on Sunday, Octo- He veglected to do this, and procedded ber 5th. None of the members of the towards his motor-car. The complainant, Diplomatie Body were present, but there who was a plain clothes policeman in the was a large number of Chinese present Octroit employ, requested him to go to to witness the hoisting of the Red Flag the Octroi Office. This request he dis sad to listen to the burning words of regarded whereupon the complainant en- Ambassador Karakhan in the course of deavoured to prevent him entering the a harangüe on the aims of the Soviet in car and in so doing caught him by the this country and indeed throughout the sleeve

On that such an assault was ad-world. This event has been followed by mittedly committed by the defendant on speculation as to the status of the Am the complainant that he was able to get bassador in the Diplomatic Body. He into his car and drive away, leaving the outranks the other diplomatic reprsenta. ferred that naturally he should be in. When this parcel and his chauffeur at the Octroi tives accredited to Peking, and it is in

Proceedings for this assault were then vited to become the doyen. taken and the case was carefully tried by subject was mentioned in a certain Lega tion the remark was made that M. the Judge of the Provincial Court.

Karakhan would be wise not to raise the question, but in the opinion of his colleagues he is not credited with the quality indicated and therefore it is not

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GROUNDS OF APPEAL.

The first ground put forward is that the Court wrongly assumed that the onus

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of proof was on the defendant to show at all unlikely that the subject will soon. that the complainant was not acting in be taken out of the realm of specula- the execution of his duty. It is only tion necessary to say that no such assump tion was made at all. The complaint alleged that the complainant was acting. within his duty; there was ample evidence to the same effect and there was no it. butting evidence. The court was entitled to find as a fact that the complainant was so acting.

The second ground is that the Court wrongly held that the complainant was entitled to employ reasonable coercive measures against the appellant when it was not proved that (3) the appellant was liable to pay octroi duty; and (2) the complainant had under the circum stances powers of arrest or detention of a British subject.

I fail to see how the first of these points is material. No demand for the duty was made, and it was not urged in the Court below, as to the rest the Court held on the evidence before it that the complainant bad certain powers. That is & binding of fact and cannot be question ed in, this Court which only deals with law, if there was evidence to support it and there was "such.

The real cause of this trouble was not the action of the complainant in secking. to detain or arrest the appellant: it was the defiance by the appellant of the re- gulations as contained in the Notice and

MR. VICTOR GRUNDY OF

SHANGHAL

The news of the death of Mr. Victor Grundy, formerly of the Straits and China Textile Company, having occurred on board the Blue Funnel s... Jenter on the voyage from England to China, was received in Shanghai last week, and came as a great shock to his many friends." Mr. Grundy went home several months ago on a combined business and pleasure trip. The cause of death was heart trouble. Coming to China in 1800, Mr. Grundy was soon & prominent figure in the city's busi- ness and sporting circles. He was a men- ber of the various clubs, very keenly in- terested in the S.V.C., and was also a member of the Amateur Dramatic Club. The greatest sympathy will be felt for Mrs. Grundy in her sudden bereavement. She did not accompany her husband to England, and was keenly anticipating his return to Shanghai

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60 grey, Sir. S. T. Williamson

bay, Mr. H. Odell.

55 iron gray, Mr. Fate.

8 dun, Mr. H. W. Bird.

30 dun, Sir Paul Chater.

31 iron grey, Messrs. H. H. Tayler

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at bay, Mr J. T. Bagram,

black, Mr. J. M. Noronha. white, Lady Chater." 63cbestuut, Mr. H. D. F. Boith. 13 iron grey, Miss Birkett. dark grey, Mr. Dynasty. 63. grey, Mr. Peta,

& Co.

3 grey Mr. Topside. 45 bay, Mr. J. H. Tuggart. 37 grey, Mrs. J. H. Taggart. 10 grey, Messrs. Beith and Hall. 59, chestnut, Mr. F. S. Harrison.

7 bay, Messrs. Lang and Johnson. 25 bay, Mr. G. M. Shaw...

28 tron grey, Capt. G. E. Oxspring- 21, dùn, “Mr. J. H. Taggurt.

31 roan. Messrs. Lang amd Jahuzon sedan. Mr. R. M. Dyer.

71 brown, Mr. Roda.

77 grey, Dr. F. II. Kew.

88 dun, Mr. AA. Gutierrez.

44 bay, Mr. A. H. Carol. is Skewball, Lady Chater. 14 brown, frs. B. D. F. Beith. 32 black, Messrs. E. E. and

F. M. Ellis 50 chestnut, Lady Severi 11 bay. Messrs. Hosie anch Cock 61 blue dun, Mr. G. T. Williamson

8 bay, Sir Paul Chater..

3 grey, Mr. L. Durbar..

19 bay, Mr. Fate.

47 buy, Mr. R. M. Dyer. "

64 grey, Mr. J. Mezieres.

39 bay, Mr. F. C. Hall

28 skewball, Mr. F. C. Hall.

8 groy, Mesars. H. H. Taylor & Co.

33 Black, Mr. Namazee.

83 bay, Mr. Topside.

75 bay (white spot), Mr. W. T.

ab bay, Mr. J. H. Taggart. 80 Chestnut, Mrs. Birkett. 55 dun, Mr. Roda..

82 dan, Mrs, B. M. Dyer.

62 bay, Mr."H. P. White.

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68 black, Mr. B. D. F. Beith.

74 bay, Mr. P. W. Dec.

4 grey, Mr. Mac.

15 bay, Lady Severn. 42 bay, Mr. J. M. dos Remedion. 76 grey, Mr. Taels,

34 chestnut, Mr. J., T. Bagram,

I skewball, Mr. C. G. Mackie. 36 r. Dynasty.

50 grey, Mr. Tacis.

7 dark brown, Sir Paul Chaters 81 bay, Mr. H. W. Bird..

38 grey, Mr. L. Dunbar,.

37. bay, Mr. A. A. Alves.

80 chestnut, Mr. S. A. Lopes.

90 dun, Mesars. J. M. Noronha & Ca

19 bay, Mrs. J. H. Taggart.

31 black, Mr. L. Dunbar

18 chestnut, Mr. A. H. Carroll

40 bay, Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin-

2 grey, Mr. S. A., Lopes..

17 skewball, Mr. Sha.

72 chestnut, Mr. J. H. Taggart.

23 bay, Mr. G. M. Shaw. 16 grey, Wayfoong Mess. 27 grey, Mr. Birkett 22 grey dun, Mr. W. E. L. Shenton "70 chestnut, Mr. H.. Birkett. 41 iron groy, Mr. L. Dunbar. 20 white, Messrs. Wilson & James- 18 blue dun, Mr. H.-P. White 29 bay, Mr. Johnathan. 87 black, Ditta.

58 dub, Col. Trevelyan, 48-chestnut, Mr. G. A. Harriman, 43 bay, Mr F. S. Harrison.

MARINE MAGISTRACY.

JUNKMASTERS FINED FOR DUMPING EARTH.

BERLIN, October 18th. Protracted negotations with a view to including the Nationalists in the Gov- ernment have broken down. A confer-

WASHINGTON, October 16th. ence of the Chancellor and leaders of The Latin-American Governments" are", the Government parties to day agreed on discussing with United States oficials further negotiations

with a view to the establishment of an air mail service

PERING, October 17th. widening the basis of Government. It is linking up the capitals of six Central

promised that there will be any American republics and Cuba with the Wu Pei Fu received on. Monday a re- success. This decision was reached after United States, over a two-thousand mile prasentative of Li Ching Lin and Brig.

The masters of two cargo junks wee MAJOR-GENERAL THOMAS L the Centre Party had passed a resolu- route.

General Mah Suang Chang, who are re-

HARTIGAN OF MANILA.

charged at the Marine Magistracy, Justin- tion in favour of news elections, il no Mr. Wilbur, Secretary of the Navy, ported to have had a previous private other solution of the difficulty could be speaking to a luncheon in honour of the understanding disagreeable to Chang

The death after a long illness occurred day morning, with dumping earth into the German officers of 2.R.3, said they would Chung Chang (one of Li Ching Lin's sub of the request made by the complainant in Manila last week of Major General harbour without permission.

General It was stated for the police that ther rename the airship Los Angeles, in hon-ordinates).

that he should comply with the regala Thomas Leonard Hartigan. THE GERMAN LOAN.

our of the angels' song" Peace on earth." They agreed to an amended under- tion, He has only himself to blame for Hartigan was 63 years of age, and was junks were seen between Honghom and SWEDISH PORTION SWALLOWED He wanted her to become a symbol of standing by joining the Government what happened, he put himself entirely prominent in legal and military circles Kowloon Docks. On the police approach peace between the United States and troops after the occupation of Lingyuan in the wrong to begin with and even if in the Philippines, where he first arrived ing, the sound of earth being thrown UP.

Germany, and all other nations in the and promising not to resist at Lingyuan. the complainant exceeded his legal in 1908. During the Great War he was overboard could be distinctly heard.

The defendant, said the current was STOCKHOLM, October 14th.

world. Commander Eckener echoed the In the meantime, owing to the weakening powers, which is not shown, he cannot appointed Major-General, and was placed The issue of two-thirds (namely 16 hope that the airship would symbolise of the Fengtien position at Shanhaikwan, now be heard to plead such a mistake as in command of the Philippines National strong and he was afraid of drifting a

a justification for an assault of the nature Guard. General Hartigad has a son in to the Cast Rock, million kroner) of the 24 million kroner world peace. President Coolidge after han Hsueh Ling transferred a large por-

and congratulated the tion of his troops there from the west proved in the case.

legal practice in Shanghai and two other. A fine of $50 or two months' imprison

Iment was ordered. Dawes loan, allotted to Sweden, was

sons in Los Angeles. front. over-subscribed within half an hour,

The appeal.must be dismissed.

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