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GENERAL NEWS.

Chinese concealed in Tank.

In Seattle, da April 6, the United States émigration officers were searching for nine Chinese, part of a band of fourteen, who entered the United States from Canada concesfed in un oil tank oar. The Chinese entered the took at Vancouver, BC, and were releasert by a confederaty'ązi Everett, 35 miles north of Seattle. Five of the Orientals were cap- tured in Everet, but mine osoaped "and are believed to be hiding ia

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At a meeting of the American Cabinet at Washington on Feb.... rary 23, Mr. Bryan, Sucret try of

of water rise up all round the State, hao as samel pin repre- "senting a white dove of pace,

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wen to the utmost foreign Powers, the Secretary up to a height of between 1.500 Fointed to the emblem, and and 2,000 tetree. The observer refused to make any further located an enemy's bowitzer hat try hehind the nearest height, Maharaja of Patiala's Muniline ce.

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GERMANS IN BELOIUM: Experiences of a Neutral WHEN BLOOD IS THEIR ARGU

The Times anys bus whole world 110 killed and wounded. Four of 5) Redoubt. The seroplanes were made an ascent yesterday in his damaged: Since yesterday the is coming to understand that the the English Staff and three of the Germans cannot be permitted to Japares are quartered in the October 8-Yesterday our ob- monoplane. Two Japanese bip enemy's artillery has principally wreck the fabric of civilisation market place at Lii'enn. So far servation balloon broke away lange chased him bat could do bombarded the redoubts to make Where You will get Exp rt Service and every Satisfaction. which bas slowly been built no English of Russian troops have from its moorings near Iltis Berg. nothing as a monoplane can fly it easier for their infantry to through centuries of human en- aken part in the fight. The It was proposed to send it up much higher. We have a great form them. Their attack which deavour. Upon the task of re-shooting of the Japanese triops without an observer to try to respect for Ober-Lieutenant Plu- was expected to-day is now ex- tribution the

is very bad, while that of our draw the Japanese artillery fire chow, he is always obeery, and pected to take place at three Allies are DOW sternly engaged. If they must Marines is very good. During as we wished to know at which ready to foke, and runs great o'clock to morrow morning.

The enemy's artillery is posted paraue it alone they will do so the last year the 3rd. battalion places behind the bills they are risks. At the same time be is a

NEW WAR BOOKS, „ behind the hills. The infantry DREAT WAR DEEDS: Ills, London without flinching, whatever the.. have regularly received de- digging in their batteries. The small man.

The wind was, however, too strong

October 17-At 6 a.m. this have driven trenches right up to

News Spaulai No.

$2.00 cost, but the destruction of the corat ons. for shooting. Lusitania must assuredly hasten Chinese report that the Japanese and the cable broke. At 11 a. m. moraing a hostile battery, posted the redoubts. They are expooted SUBMARINES, TORPEDOES &

MINES by W. K. Dommett the day when every civiliand are in a blue fuck when they to-day the Jaguar and 3.90 were behind Kuschar, fired on the to make their main attack against OUR REGIMENTS & THEIR GLO- RIOUS RECORDS by Q. Whito power will feel constrained to think they are up against the shelled whilst they were firing at Kaiserin Elizabeth but did not Fort No. 4 (No. 2) Shells bare join. in branding with eternul

Our infantry appeared the enemy. I was just going on hit her. At 10a.m. they again already torn holes in many places THE SECOND PHASE OF THE BREAT WAR-GRAPHIU to be very done up when they fell guard and so had a good view of fired on the Kaiserin Elizabeth. in the long white wall and wire infamy the renegade among

back, their tose were sticking on nations.

the whole thing. Neither ship Yesterday and the day before it in front of No. 6 (No. 1). To-day THE UNMAKING OF EUROPE by of their boots, their helmats were was damaged as the abella atrack poured, to-day it is clear and many columna can be seen Carry LIFE OF HIS MAJESTY ALBERT

W. Wilson sht through, etc. Here we sit wafer at from 500 10 1,000 me- bright,

ing long pieces of wood which KING OF THE BELOIAMS

HORRORS October 18.-To-night S. 90 they will use for laying on top of THE MINOR HOR In the report of the Protector and are allowed to do nothing res wide. Yesterday evening

WAR by AE. Shipley of Chinese in Singapore for the No firing since 6 pm.

B.. at last received permission Bank a Japanese coast defence the obstacles during the assault. KRUPP'S & THE INTERNATIONAL October 1-Very little firing to fire, the target was to be a Tessel and then ran ashore on the We do not fire at them much as past year, it is stated that the outbreak of the European war up till 12 noon. We slept from large gun emplacement, range cost and was wrecked The crew we have got very lit le ammani- CAPTAIN LOXLEY'S LITTLE DOG caused a large amount of an noon till 4; 4 to 5 cleaned arms. 9.000 to 9,500 metres. We fired were landed and no one wastion left for the still undamaged employment in the Colony. To The Japanese artillery have not 100 shells between 5.30 and 10 wounded.

guns. This is being saved up for THE CORRESPONDENCE meet this difficulty a system of firel from the land side since p.m. Tc-morrow we are to get ap O3ober 19.-A Japanese bate the final attack so that it can kill THE SOLDIER'S POCKET COM- voluntary repatriation of Chinese September 27. They are probably at 5 a.m. and to commence firing lesbip has apparently struck a few more thousand Japanese. to their native villages at Govern-digging in their guns behind the at 6a.m..

mine, she has a list of from 16 to Yesterday two Sergeante, four LIFE OF GENERAL JOFFRE by A. ment expense was introduced. hills in front of the infantry re- October 10-Yesterday after 20 degrees to port and is slowly N. C. O.'s and thirty men were THE Up to the end of the year 9,980) doubts.

noon we fired 50 more case-bar-steaming eastward. A Ohinese sent from our battery to reinforce persons were so repatriated from

dened 'shells,

Minister reports that two... are our redoubts, as also were thirty Singapore. 907 from Penang and

on their way to T-ingtao. men from the seafront batteries. 985 from Malacca.

How we should all like to go with Under Heavy Bombardment.. October 2.-Oar land batteries

November 3. 10 p.m.-For the them, but everyone cannot go. kept up a very heavy fire last

last 6 days Tsingtao has been There are still 200 care harden. night and this morning till mid- Ootoher 12.The Japanese heavily bombarded from the led shells and 120 shrapnel. The day, we heard a lively, machine- proposed a 4hours armistice last enemy'e land batteries. Most of shell will be quickly fired away The Mid-American market has gun fire from No. 5 (British No. 1)ing from midday till 4 p.m. Their cur land front batteries as well and the shrapnel kept for the There are very few kept fairly steady, the latest New Redoubt but do not know what it patrols went out to find their as most of the guns have been assault. York quotation being 9.58 cents was at.

dead and wounded. Oara did the destroyed. This month the sea oportunities for getting out of October 3-1 p.m. The artil-same. July and 9,94 cents October. The

Naturally all went un-front batteries have been sparing the battery. Daring the day the Liverpool market is reported lery and S.M.S. Jaguar hare armed. The Japanese can be with their ammunition as they Japanese fire shell and at night Ateady. There has been very little again fired a good many rounde, easily seen through a telescope expect an attack which does not ass shrapnel, so that the damaged notivity in the local cotton market, the latter made good praction as they search the ground. They come. Our battery has been batteries cannot be repaired. I Prices have advanced slightly against the enemy's flank. At 8 bave a uniform the same se. our badly damaged by howitzers, two by any chance there is a lull the Crop reports from the cotton dis. P.. last night our infantry made infantry (a khaki snit). Both of the howitzers have been da nag garrison have to turn out and tricts are satisfactory, and the sortie from No. 5 (No. 1) redoubt, patrols carry a white flag with ed, direct bits have gone through work hard, anything to get out. outlook for the new crop is good. they met the Japanese just be them. If the Japanese show the splinter proof shed. The On the Eve of Surrender.

All of us know how very All yarn markets have been dull, hind the big obstacle (high wall themselves without a white flag crews were not wounded as they The piece goods market has and wide barbed wire entangle they will be fired upon by our were all under cover. The chief critical the situation in God not been very active. At the mente). After a lively fre our artillery...

observation post where I bave my knows what is impending the auctions about two-thirds of the men had to retire. The Japanese October 14-La the forenoon war, station has been heavily next few days. We are alwage usual quantities were put up. objrotive was probably our water we were bombarded from the sea, shelled. Large holes have been very pleased when we occasional- Prices were a shade better than works at Haipo (pumping station), the fire maly directed torn in the concrete roof, but they get news from home. It is October 3. p.m. The artill against Iltis Berg and H.H. The roof is still standing. It is very always good news and that is the ery were fired last night from our latter replied to the fire and stumplessant when one has to site great thing. There is no doubt land batteries. The 15 cm. field 14,000 metres made some, hits in the position and is unable to that all is going, well at home. I howitzers also fired a few rounds with her 24. om. gane, B.B, can protect one-self whilst shell crash often think now of my home, how An aviator was sighted but dialy fire when the enemy or mes in a the roof every three minutes. they are getting on, what

what my bro-| not come near us, 10 p.m. B.XII within a range of 10,500 metres, It is better fan in the field where there, who of course are all sol- fired some rounds. Ae the Jaguar if they do come within that they one gets a run for one's money. diering, are doing. I have f was aring into the enemy'e flank will ostoh it. Our aviator Ober- Tharo is no longer & single bat a good friend and we understand this afternoon she was shelled by Lieutenant Zur-Sea Plachow tery here which has not been each other better than brothers.

THE COTTON TRADE.

last week.

you have lost your appetite Iure of the big variety of dainty dishes at the ALEXAN- DRA JAFE is sure to tempt

You

The Jaguar in Action.

An Armistico. October 11-Another Bero plane came in eight to day.

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