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PEREMPTORY NOTE-TO GERMANY,
San Remo, April 27,
The rest of the Anglo-French declaration is na zołowy. The Allies have examined the letter of Hørr Goepport dated * April, presenting a request by the tierman minuter ef War to the offces that the German Liovernment desires la maintain German army of 200,000 instead of the 100, AND provided by the Treaty of Versailles and declaring thân thàn is necessary for the maintenance of order. The Allies wish to state at once that a proposal of this nature cannot even bo examined so long as Germany fails in the most importan obligations of the Treaty and does not proceed with the disarmament upon which depends the peace of the world. Germany is not hiring up to her engagements either as to the destruction of war material or the reduction of her effectives, ' or the provision of coal or with regard to reparations or the cost of the army of occupation. She has given peither satisfac- tion nor apologies for the assaults to which on several occasions members of the Allied Mission have been subjected. She has taken no steps, as provided under the Proteal of the Treaty, towards ascertaining har liabilities under the head. of Reparation or towards making proposal for ixing the total amount she has thus to pay. Urgent as in a settlement of this nature in the interest of all concerned, she does not appear even to be considering bow she is to meet her obliga- tions as and when they mature. The Allies do not ignore the difficulties, with which the German Government is faced and do not intend to insist upon a too literal interpretation, of the Treaty, but they are unanimous in declaring that they cannot permit the continuation of these infractions of the Treaty of Versailles. That Treaty must be executed and remain as the basis of relations between Germany and the Allies and they are determined to take a) measures-even lo the extent, il necessary, of occupation of further German territory-which will have the effect of ensuring the execution of the Treaty They declare on the other hand that it is nes their intention to annex any portion of German territory. At the same tune the Allies consider that questions raised by infractions of the Treaty of Peace and by the measures neces- sary to ensure it, execution will more easily be solved by an exchange if views between the heads of the Governments than by exchange of notes They have therefore decided to invite the heads of the German Government to confer directly with the heads of the Allied Governments and, nak that when they meet the German Government shall present them with precise explanations and proposals on all matters mentioned alive. If a satisfactory settlement is reached ont these points the Allied Gavertinents will be willing to discuss with the German representatives any question' affecting the internal order and economic well-being.el Germany, but Germany must understand that the unity of the Allies for the execution of the Treaty is as solid as it was for war and that the only method of taking her place azain in the world is to loyally execute the engagements to which she subscribed.
IRISH_DIS ORDER.
Londeu, April 20
A determined nitack on Clanroche Police Barracks in Wexford was made in the early morning by three bandres wen, wiro incessantly fired-rifles and rerokers. A sergeant -and-Bic- quastables successfully, defended the building. The
raiders decamped alter two hours.
Soldiers and civilians are into colmion nt Limerick last night. Stones were thrown and some soldiers injured. Pirkels in an anobured car appeared and the military were drawn o
Two hundred metubers of the Irish Republican Amy arried at Mill Street, Urunty Cork, early yesterday morning in motor cars and on biryars, took up positions, cut the telegrapha, seized and beam! six people and removed them By mothe var to an unkn zu destination. It is stated the prisoners are ensported of being implicated in the hold up'd the Bank atheisk last Nozender, when $1400 was taken. The pubians will keep the men until they disclose the Like Pare of the money.
CORPORATION PROFITS TAX.
London, April 7
de the House - Comenius Mr. Chamberlain, replying to Mr. Hned, said the Corporation Profits Tax would apply to all mized companies registered in the United Kingdom, whether carrying on business in the United Kingdom or abroad and whether shly folding rompanies ne themrise. Provision would, hinwerer, he made not 19 tax profits derived from companies which had themetres køen kubject to the tax.
ENGLISH CUP FIS·L
Lond, Atril 24.
In the Association Flup final Aston Villa beat Hadder Seld he 3 goal to nil at Stamfordbridge.
-DEATHS ON TOBACCO AND RUBBER ESTATES.
London, April 26.
In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Spoor, Colonel Amery said that the British North Borneo Company will be asked to submit a return showing the death-rates upon the tobacco and rubber plantations during the last five years.
UNAUTHORISED RAILWAY STRIKE.
New York. April 26. The Brotherhood of Trainmen has revoked the charters ni nine local bodies whose members participated in the recent unauthorised strike. This affects at least two thousand men.
-THE-MEXICAN REVOLT,
Los Angeles, April 26. Sonora Revolutionists have captured Guaymas without meeting with any resistance. Two hundred and fifty marines from the gunboat Coercero have joined the revolutionists and towed the gunboat to -Mazatlan for repairs. There has-been-no-disorder.
Business is proceeding as usual.
MOTORING RECORDS.
Daytona (Florida), April 16. Tony Milton, driving a 16-cylinder car on the beach, claimed to have established six new world's records, the times being'a kilometre in 14.65 seconds, 3 miles in 72.18 seconds, 4 miles in 86.14 seconds, 5 miles. in 120.04 seconds, half a mile in 11.86 seconds and 1 mile io 23.56 seconds.
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The Bishop of Woolwich gave an address recently at St. Swith-' an's Church, Hither Green, a; a service specially arranged for the Labour Party and trade unionists of Lewisham. The service follow- ed a demonstration and proces- sion, and the banners were carried into the church. A Labour coun- eillor read the lessons, and bymns from the Labour Church Hymn- book were sung
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The Bishop spoke of present- day social evils as being the outcome of the competitive system, and referred to the cry that was going up for a fuller life. He had seen hauses in which people, were living that were a disgrace not only their Christianity but to their huma- nits. They bad been promising the workers a hew Jerusalem, and they had given them Sontb London, and Birmingham, and
This Manchester.
the greatest problem they bad to face. It was scandalous that women, and children should be permitted to live in housing conditions such as were to be: found in Southwark, Vauxhall, and Bermondsey. Wages should' be sufficient for a man to provide a comfortable home for bis family without anxiety. Men and women were benefactors to the community by the families they gave to it, and it was the duty of the community to see that they bad the essential wherewithal.
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The Bishop said that as a re presentatative of the Church of England he knew that that Church was under suspicion by a large number in the industrial world, And be did not wonder at it. They said that the Church of England T345- was the Church of a class. These was a certain amount of truth in that, although it was far from being wholly true, as they knew in South Landon, it was alleged bad not that the Church been on the side of indus- It had certainly I. and not led the way in the struggle for freedom. He had beard it
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The statistics for tramp vessels are startling. In July, 1914, the aggregate tonnage registered as Clyde-owned and Clyde-managed was 1,576,091, but in December. said that the Church of England GREAT SALES OF CARGO
1919, this aggregate had dropped was the greatest stumbling-block
to 704,677 tons, a decrease of to the idesis of the working
871,414 top, or slightly more classen. As a proof that this was purs be referred to the teach-on the Clyde (says the Times) than balf of the pre-war figure.
Similar conditions prevail with ings of Maurice and Kingsley, owing to the wholesale disposal
coast and cross-Channel which, he said, were bearing by local shipowners to large ship fruit in the Church. They asked ping combinations in England services. The annual report of of Clyde-owned the Glasgow Steamship Owners” Labour to believe that the Church and Wales was not there simply, gs. had steamers, and the fear is express Association for last year showed been said, to adminlater chloro-ed that Glasgow and other Clyde decrease of 25 vessels, with a ports way decline to a third-rate total ton page of 27,553; as com- form to keep Labour quist.
position among the shipowning pared with 1918. ports of the world.
It is not anticipated that these The types of vessels mainly changes will affect the Clyde. HINDENET BG & THE GERMAN concerned-in these deals are ahipbuilding, industry, nor will
PRESIDENCY,
cargo tramps and steamers on they have any immediate effect At a meeting of the local branch the casting service. So far upon the shipping on the river; of the German National Peoples none of the large ocean-going but in the past the development party one of the speakers annon-lines has been affected. In most of the port was largely due to the nced that when the candidacy instances the changes simply efforts of local shipwners, whose for the Presidency of the Republic involve a transfer of capital, as interests were bound up in those was offered to Marshal Hinden-the ships will continue to use of the river, and it is feared that burg be ask for time to consider the Clyde as before, and the with the transference of the own the matter and to ask the sanc-former owners will continue to ing interests elsewhere, the day- tion of" his Kaiser," to whom he act as managers and agents for elopment of the Clyde may bes
jeopardized. had sworn an oath of allegiance.the purchasing combines.
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