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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

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THE GERMAN COUP

London, March 13 The French Military Mission at Berin has refused to receive communications from General Lutwitz The French Consul-General at Mayence will go to the Headquarters of the old Government and follow orents. The following is from' the "Daily Mail'; The War Council, presided over yesterday by Marshal Foch, decided to move up guns and infantry to be ready to advance.

German events are regarded by the Freach newspapers as a vindication of French judgment and a knock-out blow for President Wilson. The Berlin Government is recognised everywhere as Hohenzollern camoußage and several news- papers call for action as distinct from words. France, how- over, receives the news quite calmly recognising that Germany cannot possibly go to war again for years-Havas-

Bern, March 15

crowds and regular The latter used rides

Collisions took place between oldiers in various suburbs of Berlin. and machine-guns and a number of persons were killed and injured.

Beil, March 1

The Treasury las refused to land Herr Kapp's request to disburse ten million marks for current expenditure and to pay the troops. It is estimated that sixty were killed in

street fighting. yesterday's

Maximilian Harden has been arrested.

London, March

It is pointed out that the claim of the Kapp Government for expert or professional Ministers centres round the in- determinate expression "Encimijster avenmed by happ. He aims at the appointment of permanent Leads of depent - ment who will be nominees of the Head of the State and not parlamentaracs.

Copenhagen, March 15

fontllets continue to be reported from many contres of Germany between the Civic Guards supporting Ebert and de traupes supporting Kapp and there are numerous casualties. The French Government has rent a diplomatic representative to the Ebert Government at Stutteart.

Berlin, March 1

Grenades were explode i on March 13 loan the head- quarters of General Luettwitz. Meanwhße there are sports of street fighting with troops in many parts of Germany but tacre are no signs of anything of capital importance.

Londen, March 16

.

Following the generally accepted report of an agreement between the Kapp and Ebert Governments, Ebert's deaal has caused great surprise. Evidently the Eben Government. now at Stuttgart, consider their position strong Ebert and Noske bare appealed for support of the imperial territory. Ebert also claims to have safeguarded communication with all parts of the commonwealth. On the other hand the Kapp Govern. ment is taking drastic action in Berlin and has decreed the death penalty for ringleaders of strikes and instituted strike pickets. Noske and Koch (Minister of the Interior) have the Kapp issued a decree prohibiting the circulation of Government proclamations. There have been seriou counters between troops and trowds in Berlin in which many were killed and injured.

Stuttgart, March 16.

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The Ebert Government denies any agreement with the Kapp Government and declares it will make no agreement with rebels. It demands the retirement of Kapp and hi associates. The National Assembly is convened to meet t Stuttgart on March 17-

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London, Mar 1, 15.

A Copenhagen message from Berlin, states then the Kapp nezinie has issued a declaration generally confrung Aud Alleen atta-rement cuides earlier but with the bullos. ine difces. It declares that a new Cabinet will be formed. comprising jobb -sional men and including Minisensed ban

The new and bd Gomo ts will besue manifest › eademnug a general strike as A eriz agnityt the people. The declaration states them teetlations have a Just begun, adding that until a divisiu i takon Kappelas khurgood til under secretaries - I state prcarry on multistoria! affairs is maderstoel the murder Sesturies have medvedi not to take way orders from tad Kipengine has to remain at the pods and coaduabusing wording to the pựn gramme of the Ebers Gesemment. Mabwiller en ofriantion of the agreement from the di reg.me ja, tot been revived.

Loudon, March 15.

It authoritatively stated that late repods from Germany state it is hoped the entro delernte mungonty and socialist parts will fan a pronisk nal government at Berlin to entry on affairs till deghite arrangements are made with the old government at Stuttgart. The resignation of Herr Kapp was doubtless day to the fact that file position had became imposible owing to popular ditpproval, tie rofusal of the old giornateat to negotiate, the morelaiality of mang of his troops, and growing disorder. Many officers à Belt had stated they had been tricked into supporting Be bap d'etat and unaounced their adherence to the old gowtramon.l. The most serious factor is the attitude of the Independents who refuse to co-operate with either government except.o terins amounting to the establishment of a Soviet Republic. Grave troubles are expected all over the country ewing to the revival of the Spartacist movement.

Commander

In the House of Commèns, replying to Kenworthy. Mr. Lloyd George stated there had been no communication before the coup d'eta: between Allied re- presentatives in Germany and the leaders of the Cap d'etat. In view of the rapidly changing situation in Germany' at present the Government did not consider any fresh statement of policy possible The matter was ander further considera tion. He gare an assurance that the government and the Allies intended to sea that the Peace Arents was sbserved.

KING FEISUL ACCLAIMED.

Cairo, March 16.

A toessage from Damascus states that members of the Syrian Congress visited the palace on 8th March and offered the crown to Feisul who accepted it after which, attired in Field-Marshal's uniform, he drove amid the acclamations of crowds the Municipal Palace where he mounted the There were cries of Long live the King. throne.

Abdulla, brother of Feisal has been proclaimed Eing of

London, March 19.

Irka.

In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Ormsby- Gore, 31r. Lloyd George stated that Britain and France bal informed Emir Feisul that they were unable to recognise the decision of the Damascus Congress, Feisul was invited to come to Europe t state his case.

THE PRINCE'S TOUR.

London, March 15 Londen gave the Prince of Wales a wonderful send-off from Victoria on his tour in Australia. A crowd of many thousands in its eagerness to bid farewell to the Prince at close quarters broke through the cordons. Their Majesties said Goodbye to the Heir at the station where many members of the Cabinet and other notables assembled. The train-left- amid deafening cheers for Portsmouth where the Prince. embarked on the craiser Renown. Beuter's correspondent aboard the Renown reported that the party departed late this afternoon.

(Continued on page 5.)

FARLIER

1920.

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

(From Our Own Correspondents)| SUDDEN DEATH OF JUSTICE

EARNSHAW.

Singapore, March 20.

The death has occurred at Ipoh of Mr Justice Earnshaw, the

udicial Commissioner, who had been attending the Appeal Court: and was in his usual health on Thursday.

THE WEISS MYSTERY.

Shanghai, March 21. The Coroner's jury sitting in the inquest upon the death of Mr. Weiss returned an open verdict on Saturday night, that death was caused by a bullet wound, in the head, or with a razor by cutting his throat, self-indicted or com; mitted by unknown murderers. Al that: Japanese barber "testified Weiss brought the razor to his ishop for honing. Police Inspectori Reeves testified that the ballet! which had killed Weirs was įpurchasable in Shanghal.

NEW BANK FOR SHANGHAL

Shanghai, March 21,

A new Chinese-American Bank has bought valuable property on the Maleo (Nanking Read) at a cost of two lakhs, east of Messrs. Hall and Holtz' premises.

LADY OWNERS' RACING VICTORY.

Shanghai, March.21.

Miss Alice Herlofsen was the irst lady owner winner at Shang- bai Races, "Wille" Hill being the jockey,

Y. M. C. A. DRIVE.

Shanghai, March 21. The Y. M. G. A. membership campaign has ended" with total subscriptions of over 345.000.

DISEASE AT SHANGHAL

Shanghai, March 21. There have been many cases of bera cerebro-spinal meningitis believed to have been brought in from Kashing where the disease in reaching alarming proportions Shanghai drug shops are pot Dr stocked wit Stanley (Municipal Health Offer! announces that the municipal sup oly is suicient.

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GENERAL NEWS.

TH SOLENT TUNNEL

The Isle of Wight Chamber of Commerce recently received a letter from Mr. Frank J. Aman. the leading promoter of the scheme for connecting the Islej of Wight to the mainland br a tunnel under the Solent, stating! that the arrangements for the proposed tunael were proceeding satisfactorily, and that it might be desirable in the course of the month to call a special meeting of the Chamber to support the

The undertaking.

Chamber agreed to call a meeting if re- quired, and also passed a resolu- tion urging the London and London, South Western and Brighton, and South Coast Rail- ways to run a quicker service tu the island for the convenience of visitors and traders.

SLUMS AS A CAUSE OF UNREST,

Sir Kingsley Wood, M.P., Parliamentary Private Secretary! to the Minister of Health, recent-i ly opened a Garden Villages Conference at the Town Hal', Croydon. The conference, which, will last for several days and is being attended by delegates from all par s of the country, will the chief functions discuss

of garden villages, particular- in relation to the Government housing scheme. Sir

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