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GENERAL NEWS.

President Yutan's Gift to Charity, President Yuan' Bhib-kai bas made a personal donation of 85,000 to the Ministry of the

Interior to be *pp lied to charitable purposes in the Capital during the winter.

Woman Vaters In Sweden... Following their recent on- franchisement by not of parlia ment, Swedish women osst their

· first votes on October 12. There is a general election throughout Sweden and early returns eny the woman vote was heavy in every district, The women in many places oelebrated theirea franchise) ment by marobing to the polls in bodies,

Alleged "Graft" la U.S. Navy,

New York, October 20.—It is announced that Rear Admiral William Little, of the United Staton Navy, is to be tried by court-martial for alleged neglect of duty in inspecting submarines of the K olas, constructed for river cortice. It is alleged ho agreed with certain constructora to assume responsibility in the event of the vessels proving un- satisfactory after acceptance,

Dr. Wilson's Suffrage Vote.

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Urgent need for Action.

rejected, by a majority estimated at between fifly and sixty thou- sand, the constitutional amend- ment enfranchising women. The Suffragists were defeated in every The leisurely movements of the large town in the State. In the individual German in peace time, places where they were successful the cumbersome nature of many their majorities were smell. of his business arrangements, the Planters Association of Malays. long toileoms day, relieved by The Planters Association of many indigestible male and Meloya mist at the Chamber of some music make an amazing Commence, Penang, to day contrast to the astounding quick to dincase the following ness of the German Government, matters: Magistrale at Port This war has proved that the col- Swettenham, oateide employment, lective German Government je as on Sandeye, currency, war relief, quick as the individual German elephants' damage, contractors, is elow.

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'Turkey's intervention.

Many Germans are quite touchy on the score of the word "bar barian." In many of the millions

agenta in my particular country. noutrality. At one time the been living with the German lalang on railway: enerves, papers The chief German weapons of All this was accompanied by speedy circulation of the Bryce armies, or making the kind of on teobnical subjects, alteration war are beyond question big very fine naval cinematograph Report in the language of the week's tours that are arranged of rules, tale of intoxicanta to cannons, barbed wire, countless films-obviously taken before the country to which it should have for others of them, it carefully coolies, schoola on extates, Coon-machine guns, and untiring pro-war began and articles by Ger- been cent might have produced collated and watched. No fav try Lands Cultivation Enactment, paganda. The German Governman Darat authorities. Since effect. It is too late now. For the Jura are again granted to loana to plantera,

ment had all these factors ready then there has been an incessant Germans forestalled you by in those who venture to criticise. Mackensen ɔt a Scotsman. | in August last.

campaign of advertisement of atantly circulating the statement Hotel-keepers in neutral countries The idea, current in the Sooft- As a neutral (says "Neutral German naval prowess. Long be that Belgian women had mutilated are used for propagands par ish press, says a contemporary, Observer" in the Times) I wish for anything was really known the German wounded. That was posse, The whole sordid bas that General von Mackenen is a to emphasise the immense advant- about the sinking of the Lusitania published far and wide long before iness is as foreign to the idea Highlander gone astray is quite age they have gained over the neutrale were informed that her the accusations against Germany of meat mentrals an in the ass of erroneous says an Exchange. One Allies by the campaign of inform having passengers on board was were made by the Allies. I poisonous gas, but it must be met. finds on the Continent occasional ing, coaxing, and bullying they cunning scheme of Great Brit-have been present at the curious Acquaintances with whom I traces of Scottish names slightly began immediately on the de- ain to enable her to import those spectacle of a German faintly ad-converse here in London are angry transformed to it their surround-claration of war. As one whose shells which her refractory work-mitting that excesses may have-hen I tell them that we at home ings. They are common enough nation is nine-tenthe strongly people declined to make. The bean committed by the Army, know nothing about the British in Holland, thanks to the famous pro-British, I cannot sufficiently it is that in most neutral coun- while a German-Swiss fitly con- Army and very little about the eighteenth-century regiment of emphasise the urgent need for tries today the whole Lusitania tradioled him.

British Fleet.” But we hear noth- the Boote Dutch, and we have an preventing the little nationa, one tragedy tas been minimised and

ing of your Army or Navy and example in the Norwegian pianist by one, falling away from the befogged.

are deluged with German news. Grieg, whose ancestors, the Griege Allies' pause. In one or two

How can we knɔw about you? of Arbroath, settled in Bergen, in s cases, as I have indicated before. Most people with whom I of inspired letters that were sent The more educated among us Norway. Von Mackensen is no I believe it impossible to make have discussed these matters dur-out (under some preconceived have seen the White Paper, which sort of a Mackenzie. He takes any change now, but there are ing my present visit here do not system) to all the central coun-convinced us. A handful know the his name from the village of Mac- other countries where British realise the importance of placing tries and even of one time, I Bryce Report, but the mass of the kensen on the Bolling, a small French, and Russian prestige before the pentral the Allies believe, to England-great stress people, while they detest the Ger-| agricultural spot in Hanover not must be maintained at all costs cause and sacrifices. Let me take was laid on "English lies" shout mane, are growing more and more far from the once pleasant town and can be maintained by the use the cus of Turkey. It has been the German Army. In the first afraid of them. What is happen- of Hilpesheim. Like most fami- of brain, energy, and printing ink. vaid that Turkey's support was week in August last year, a wide-ing is my country is happening lisa who derive their names from It does not need the evidence lost to Great Britain owing to somely-distributed instruction was in Bulgaria, Roumanis, and the the soil, General von Mackensen of immense accumulations of negligence by which the Goeben given to all persons who had, or reet of the neutral countries. comes of a very old family, though munitions to prove that Germany and the Breslau eluded capture or who had ever had, any social or It is quite easy to learn the rea- its patert of nobility is entirely prepared for war and seized a destrualion in the Mediterranean, business connection with anyone pective values "placed by Ger-||| modern,

convenient opportunity which That I do not for one moment be- in the Allied or neutral countries, many upon the various neu-}| Chinese Free Fight at Sen. coincided with her custom of lieve, Türkoy was lost to the urging them to write private trale. The United Stsies sko re- The biam Observer of Novem- making wer after the harvest. Allien ose owing to German letters to their friends volting gerds as of about the same im- ber 9 roports The Kahe, which There are other guides to her preazare and propaganda. That forth the German cars. It had portsnge as Norway. arrived in Bangkok on Saturday prevision. She had entrenched propaganda was, to my knowledge, beso a custom for half a century United States is an inert, un evening, appears to have been the herself in the Press of every neu- conducted by an extremely astute for a great many people of my armed massa long way off,” scene of terrible fighting amongst tral country, and, according to newspaper manipulator-formerly nationality to go to Germany for argues the Geraan, sad Nor the crew, somewhere in the galf, statements made in Germany, in London-Baron von Kabimano. marie and, other branches of wegian bostility only accentuates while she was two days out from she had greatly influenced a port- The arrival of the Goshen and education. Much to their earprias Sweden's friendship for Ger- Singapore. So far as we learn, ion of the British Press. 1 bo Broslan, no doubt, assisted, but for they began to receive letters from .ng." She apologia to Swo- the row was the outcome of some lieve investigation of the affairs weeks disgraceful lies were dis old fellow pupils and teachers-den for ships destroyed, and her dióbansion over party polition be of the Hamburg-Amerika Steam seminated through Turkey about the very names of whom they had rapid apology to Danmark this tween the deck bands who were ship Company and hospitality to the Allies, accompanied by bribes forgotten on the subject of the week has surely opened people's Swatowners and the engine-room British newspaper aditors would and threats. The Turks, who had war, I merely instance this as eyes to the importanos she attaches hande who wore Cantonese. Iron yield fruitful, it distasteful, re- bitherto been admirers of the sn example of German thorough to Danish friendship. bare, empty bottles and all other salts. available missiles were flying Need of Counter Propaganda. Flock was interned, that London of mine received such a letter re- with you.

English, were told that the British peas in propaganda. A relativo: We neutrals are almost entirely about the ship before the

We ask you to tell ne All this has been done, and is was in a state of terror from batting the charges of barbarism continually what you are doing. captain and officers knew where still going on, and, if Great Zappeline, and even more fantastic and sent a reply that was any German propaganda is persistent. they were and it took them fully Britain and her Allies do not liesanch as the statement that thing but Rattering to Germany, I assumes a new form with every three hours before they had this wish to find further defections King George was begging for only to receive an answer, written phase of the war. The occasional miniature tatile under control. among neutrale, she must prompt pesce from the Emperor William more in sorrow than in anger, specohen of your Ministers have At its end it was found that fively realise the necessity for a coIt is idle to pretend that such pro- reiterating the accusations pro- done some good, but they cannot men were sing andonscious on unter-propagande. With twopaganda is beneath notice. This viously made against the Allies. combat the daily lies of the Wolf deok and every cue of the men exceptions, all the little

Foresight and Thoroughness. engaged in the fight was more or neutral

fella especially

and other news agencies and the propaganda Biato of Europe when it is backed up by liberal The modern German Ambass- anotimaal stream of cinemato- Jess fijured. In consequence the loathe Germany. Bat

they all promises of ship was lying without control fear her in increasing degree, territory. To me it is sometimes pagandist. He it is who buys and

other peoplea ador, Minister, or consul is a pro- graph pictures, engi

I would be invidious to make for over three hours. Five of In many of these countries the real remarkable that the little influences newrappers. He roource list of the neutral States and there injured men were so bad average citizen is so afraid of ex- nout conntrite have held out Germen advertisements for pub- with their particular points, of when thoship arrived in Bangkok pressing his opinion about Ger moh bullying, dejolary, lications that cannot be bought view. It might be unwise to do so, that they were removed by friends many that it is not until you have bribe

on bloc. He reiste noody journ- but this I can reaffirm, they are and other for treatment, The won his confidence that he willTh sa old saying 1001,

alist. He used to the distribution all afraid of Germany; ail except. ahip left for Singapore yesterday tell you what he thinks. Mized

of cinematograph films extolling | Sweden dialiko Germany, and all той сла детег on her return voyage with an up with fear in 'n oertain kind of

asen of the the German Army and Navy. He are secretly anxious to help you. entirely new croit,

sneaking admiration for Gur-

the corrupt anticipates the very feeble: pro-Germany, by her, propagands, MBAY'S WAY ProgrOBE..

ics, and the paganda of the

Allies by contra-bowever, dividen public opinion. atleedicting it before it is widely. She begins by dividing the opin circulated. An American journo sul finally captures the Glov alit told me that all the work of moments, She is an undearing Hfh their the American writers who have worker.

F you have lost your appetite Early in the War Great Br

one of the big variety of was greatly, foardă in dainty dishes at the ALEZAN There was hisy potion in ome DRA CAFE is sure, to tempt, nentral countries that the Bri

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