Malaya Tribune, 4 February 1918

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] N AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. V.- -No, 29 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
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      282 1 ]Tay GuanKiatf Phillip Street, Singapore. FIRE WOODj Siipplisr to tti Singapore Municipality. I i a.I MUrticalan on app-icatiuu. j i Phone Nos 1361, 1362, 1363 and I 3 pi. U taMMCH Ml 1450, 87 lank Bo 3d. I H 1073, Stinnyslde. Gaylang. No 1824. Tanjong Katong. j j Look Are
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      250 1 Straits Jiotel TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. The only Hotel under StraitsChinese management. Telegraphic Addresi PRANAKAN." K. TBUTADA JAPANESE DENTIST 74 ft 74-1 Bras Basah Boad. Singapore. (Phonk No. 1245.) Begs to inform the public of the arrival of two Assistants, 01. I. HONMMA AND DR. H. OHRISHI Japanese Dental Sargeoa». Extraction
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      308 1 Tay Guan Kiat 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. Government and Municipal Contractor. Phone Nos. 1361, 1362, 1363 and at Private Residences No. 1450. 87 Tank Boad jj No. 1073, Sunnyside. Baylang No. 1824, Tanjong Katong. Estate Supplies Acetic (99&981.) Acid Veneer Chests Mo ml Chests j Latex Cups ETC. Mitsui ffiussan
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    N. China Plague.
    442 2 Smsft Sou mi KSkin 7\t-i>-t t.i-j* -'-2- a*-'--•». i'ti* -fd to MM pkMJH M«M ii D> L*wit xim mm m*m+.c* I ti* I-tiix mi T.-tts-r 7 V.*:it* trt* Bp r*-i *>? no n* Lj:l At- t wr* 2. 'r; v;- y ttHf it itifcdt to ct«y UMtvj
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    Mysterious Case.
    111 2 Esrepcu Paiic&mut i l*i t; ~—i~t to i .11 15-1. >f A: .*-r;- -l: rf I Mhwf PMbm P w« 5 tad it v-"*-'« K ii E Li-. ».:t ~-r. i.-.: :i t.t r-t- i* k-. «satBteackoa. fond J ham bin h taHtf bwi MBa] i-.: ii n
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    When Doctors Disagree.
    106 2 A CmaMaa Ipis+At A CacaitiiM JLrz.j listl Boitrd M in :-oo«_la.u: r. on k -1 ;>i»- iii r**£r!Lrt.aI ioeftDr rntTOfcl -mierei difLrtlt and tr. iBrr.ar.on. Tr* pttw-Lt. orroeieii iir-ecr_T. prr*r-uj. forpc:.ag t- is tr* ji rif liera*, ihr iuczzre n.z -J-zjx-'J :T fc tr.-nijr XyW MLkj icon*
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      131 2 KIM «Se Tc67 6e Battery Read. JUST ARRIVed Swan and Blackbird Fountain Pcm New Haps of China with raiiwaj lines etc Very Important tow Ettert Eot Pnmn mnnai litiis i ran r&rs tr Su Phone 135 5 For Japanese Curios Genera. Goods &0 N *c. 11. Hffc >r*e*. WHOLESALE It
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    Local Share Market.
    264 3 Singapore, Monday, Feb. 4. I MM I Mad Co.. |fc» ,i *<♦»***• ->-*uig sjuo;-» ti »1 «4.10 $4.25 [trotvM* 135 i 50 2 50 26) A ran 10.50 1100 V own.* 6.40 6.60 JeSouma: 0.77$ 0.87i r Kat?1 0 87$ 0 95 Bokit K B 0.80 0.90
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    Straits Produce.
    294 3 Singapore, February, 4 —S«e Local and General column. Copra.—Mo Bneincsa. TzjAqocu -Weak. En ness done Sago Flour- —Business done G tm ier Bnsinees d< ne. Pepper' —Steady. Business done, her Products —V'arket Qui «t. Lainl Loot Mtrket 2« tatioa i Nutmegs 110 S. per pioul $40.00 nega 80
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    European Mails.
    68 3 Delivered la London. The following are th<j dates of depart are frotn Singapore of th? Mai?* «»«*1 tV,r d »!Nery in L >!idon. MAU. D-U lVl-.: «I Mails F St J Nov. 17 24 Jan. 12 Mail H Nov. 20 Jan. 13 Mail B Dec. 4 Jan. 21
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    Blue-Eyed Babies.
    183 3 Tbe influence of the mother's age on her children is dealt with by Dr. R. J. Ewart, Medical Officer for Barking Town, in an article in the "Journal of Hygiene." Dr. Ewart's investigations show that as the age of the mother increases, the average length of life of
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    EXCHANGE.
    77 3 Singapore, February 4- n Lcr donBank 4 m/«. 2/4 13/32 Demand 2/4 1/1 C Mints 3 m*. 2/4 9/16 IndiaBank T. T. 158 'n Hongkong J3%nk d/d 285% prero, n Shanghai— ■an* 4 4. ii Ja a— Tatk T. 1 1254, a JapanBan it d/L 107$ :vera:gu§ —i>« ''ng
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    Reforms at Mecca.
    338 3 An Arab correspondent of The Times, writing from Jeddah, shows how the King of the Hedjiz h?o reformed the abases of the Turkish regime. Pilgrims now pay no more than 365. a day for the ti rat three days' lodging iv Jeddah and afterwards 18s. as compared
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    Civil Guard.
    72 3 Drill Programme for 'February. To-day, Feb 4.—Route March, fall in at Sepoy Lines Police Station, Dismiss Sepoy Lines Police Station, 5 15 p.m. Friday, Feb. B.—Both Companies parade at Bonstead Institute 5.15 p.m. Monday, Feb. 11th and Friday Feb 15th.—No Drills. Monday, Feb. 18—Parades at Pearls Hill and
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      380 3 Trali Services, Singapore (Tank-Road) Dai.,. The miil trains from Singapore for the north leave Tank Road station daily at 7,7 am and 7 pm, arriving at Kaala Lampur at 7 18 pm and 6.45 am respectively, The through express to Penang leaves Knala Lnmpur at 8 am daily, arriving at
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      580 3 Amazingly Interesting and Entertaining Dramas Alhamhra Is AT THE is tbe only pictures, the BK3 1 Hr m» m attached. Ice BEST Creams, Orchestra, he ia Jor Music Pioneer and Premier House. The House of Quality. Cakes, Coffee, and the BEST beach road. Tea, etc accommo- 2222 datlon Three Very
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      769 3 Steadiest and Brightest Pictures in Town AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road. Trams Pass tbe Door. To-night: SECOND SHOW 0.15 SHARP To-night! Pathe Present a Good Rooster Play lo I Acts 5 Shadows and Sunshine 5 ACTS ACTS Featuring Baby Marie Osborne, the Famoui Child Actress. 4
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      80 3 Mails Close. To-day. p«#J5£K» "-a"» M.*r^ k i~- p a k P. Samba, Prigi 3 P m Rajah, Tembilahan and ladragiri Indragiri 3 pm Pulau Batam Pa! an BuUng Hock Kc g KotaTinggi BanLieGuan 4 pm Kota Tinggi Tanjong Sarat 4 pm To-morrow. Port'swettenham H k and ""> Port Swettenham
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    MR. PEACOCK'S RETIREMENT.
    1107 4 An advantage to many, and a dis advantage to aome of the members of His M ij <ttj's Civil S irvice, is the knowledge that so long as they do not come prominently into adverse notic, they are an re of alow bnt Steady njwar l progress
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    Police Court News.
    234 4 After Six Years. Having recently been re-arrested after absconding from legal custody abont six years ago, when confined in connection with a forged cur-rency-note case, a Chineee named Lim Liang How was this morning charged before Mr. Ham in the Third Court, and the case was remanded
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    Amusements.
    133 4 The Cinemas. That the Alhamhra is as attractive as ever is evident fr o:n the titles of two of the films which will be screened th- re to-night, namely "The Cigarette Girl" and The Prima Donna's Hntb nd both in 5 acts, and of dramatic iutertst. At the Empire
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    Java Weekly Produce Report.
    123 4 Per Coortesy of Messrs Francis Peek Co. Batavia. F~b. 1. Below are quotations ruling in the Java Pro luce Market as cabled at close of business to-day. Rubber. First Latex Crepe per half kilo F. 1.00. Ribbed Smoked Sheet per half kilo F. 1.00. Outputs (75
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    Home Market Quotations.
    89 4 Tin is quoted at £294.7.6 in London. Sago flour (Sarawak) ia quoted at 48/- in London. Black pepper ia quoted at 1/21 and white pepper at 1/8 in London. Tapioca fair flake ia done at 51 (norn) on the London market. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling
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    Day By Day.
    31 4 To-Day. Moon Last Quarter. To morrow. Rent Boird, 2 15 p.m. Wednesday. Anniversary t,f th a ..i Thursday Maynard A Co., meeung 2 30 pm. Sunday. Qainqudgesima-Shrove Sunday.
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    Local and General.
    667 4 Tin here is at $136.2.3 (*i 2o down) no sellers. Rubber is quoted at 2/3 for cren* and for sheet. epe Owing to ah. a* pore, the Lady Evelyn Yoi not be ''At Ho, Q House to-inorroev, Tursdav The Lion City Club tn t (ft* Gymnastic Party
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    To-Day's Contents.
    112 4 Pages. This Grbat War The Fighting Fronts 5 Russia 5 War on Shipping 5 Air Raiding .5 The German Strikes 5 The Irish Question Man Power Matters ?> Slavery Under Huns r > The Allies Confer 5 Havas Service 5 Übneral: N. China Plague 2 Mysterious Case 2
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      138 4 ROBINSON Co. New Stock! New Stock!! Perfumery Fountain Pens V "B.B.B." Pipes 4k Toilet Soaps I* ?K| Ciyaretie Holders I #f Shaving Mirrors #1 Safety Razors Purses, Cases, Stationery. [ROBINSON Co, C SHE I 111 I■ I I lll——m—pj LUBRICATING OILS Asiatic Petroleum Co. I (5.5.) 9 LTD. I INCORPORATED
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      349 4 GUAN KIAt AND Co., Ltd. (T ir -zyorated in the Strait* Settlement*) Head Office: 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. ESTABLISHED 1917 The successful Tenderers to the S. S. Government and Municipal Commissioners for the year 1918 For the supply of Engineering Stores, Paints and Oils, Metal and Hardware, and Miscellaneous Stores,
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      133 4 4 Bulloch Lades gig WHISKIES Of world-Wide Repute 2 c GOLD LABEL Qualities] and t WHITE LABEL. SOLE AGENTS Caldbeck, Macoreaor AND Co. Wine and Spirit Merchants. I L—____ JUST ARRIVED Ni:\V SHIPMENT Of Scientifically prepared Indian VERMICELLI (Elephant Brand) 35 cts. 11u. Packet. Spatial r.te. fur large purchaser*, j
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    127 5 The Fighting Fronts. oF fICIALCMnUSIQUES. Raids aod Counter-Raids. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. feb. 2. 12.30 a.m. Utfarahal Sir Doaglaf Haig •uv raided a poat in ,rhood of the Ypres A few of onr men W beat off an attempt 0 f G teluvelt We took -ry 171. bombed the
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    Enemy Repulsed.
    51 5 Lml "i. Feb. 3, 1.20 p.m. >ir LbagUs HaU reports: We ppalael i rail at Poelcapelle. A > e w patrol e" .-outliers won some dmag f 'r us so ith-vard of Um. X a r e i: h -til- artillery firing at Li Vicqaerie an I southward
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    FRENCH.
    25 5 Minor Successes Lonlon. Feb. I, 3 X) p.m. UOtqM says We ivrit'd oat seven] succ-ssfnl raids nth-' region, 1 f northwest I -k risoners.
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    German Raids Fail.
    49 5 I [ymdoo, i'-b.J, t.lO p.m. |ds There is LsMfwi rocal miliary activity pew m i i.: the Four I main on a small LtSMti I L n t zyde, north 1; right of the Mi ires, in Lorrain", m fth me-RMna canal mm h Ussss, failed.
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    ITALIAN.
    35 5 Further Forward. I Urn lon, Feb, 1, 3.50 p.m. i] By a sadden Ira M ate val Bella we ■Mtad the head of the Mela«o Th enemy'l strong attempt M kj« h brokt down.
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    The Irish Question.
    265 5 Sir E Carson at Belfast. London, Feb. 1, 6.35 p.m. Carson had a rousing rev. B-lf st when he said he om* to onault L'lster on a r '3t s-rioas situation. London, Feb. 3, 3.20 a.m. 5ir F- iwar 1 Carson had a series of c '-»-iona
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    War on Shipping.
    37 5 Some Lost Mails. London, Feb. 1, 7.0 p.m. The Press Bureau says that letter mails for Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan and Hongkong posted between Jan 23 and 25 were lost in the Andania.
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    I-Boats Checked.
    420 5 London, Feb. 2, 1,20 a.m. Sir Eric Gsdles interviewed by the Associated Press says that on the ex iry of a year of unrestricted subnariniam the submarine is held. Tae sinkings are now reduced to a level below when Germany threw off restraint. He thought we were now
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    Other News.
    98 5 London, Feb. 2, 7.25 a m. The Canadian Pacific liner Montreal has been sunk in a collision* The erew were rescued by destroyers The correspondent of the Daily Mail at Seville wires that the crew of the Giralda state that when stopped by the submarine on Jan. 26,
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    Elections.
    52 5 London, Feb. 1, 6.35 p.m. The Prestwich by-election result Lieutenant Cawley (Coalitionist, son of the ex-member who was raised to the Peerage) 8,520. Mr. May (co-operative candidate) 2,832] London, Feb. 2, I 50 p.m. The South Armagh by election was hotly contested and resulted in Donnelly, nationalist, Aoio, McCartan,
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    Queensland's Flood.
    39 5 London, Feb. 2, 3.15 p.m. Brisbane: Maekay is almost unrecognisable. Scarcely a building has escaped and many are in ruins. Nineteen bodies have been recovered. The mortality H less than was feared. The rivers are again rising.
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    The German Strikes.
    100 5 Military Take Action. London, Feb. 1, 7.0 p.m. Amsterdam The miliary c mmand«r of Berlm district has dissolved the sinkers' committee and prohibited its meeting "as strike movements endanger pnMtc safety." Formation of any i p W —nolali ju to direct a strike moveu, mt is forbidden.
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    "Overthrow of Government."
    61 5 London, Feb 2, 1.30 a m. Amsterdam Tbe Vorwaerts reappeared on Feb. L London, Feb. 2, 5.40 a m. of the leaflets scattered broadcast by the strikers in Berlin, says that only the overthrow of the Government and the bourgeoisie and the establishment of a demo, oratic
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    Serious Disturbances.
    135 5 London, Feb. 2, 1.10 p.m. The latest Bjrlin newspapers up to Feb 1 report extensive disturbances over a large area of the capital. The solitary exceptions were Unter den Linden and the Schlossplatz, which the papers significantly remark was empty. The worst disorders occurred at Moabit, where crowds
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    Danger Minimised.
    70 5 Loudon, Feb. 2, 1.40 p.m. The Vorwaerts reports that the general committee of trade unions is outwardly neutral, but unanimously sympathetic towards the strikers, A s«mi-official report from Berlin Feb 1 declares that the strike dated has passed its zenith, and minimises the daj's occurrences. Berlin traffic conditions
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    Counter-Propaganda.
    95 5 London Feb. 2, 2 45 p.m. Amsterdam: The Independent Socialist, Dittman, has been arrested for attempting to address a meeting in a saburb of Berlin. Feverish anti-strike propaganda inclndes the officially supplied story published by all the newspapers of Germany, that the Entente Propaganda Committee with a hundred million
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    Situation Obscure.
    87 5 London, Feb. 2, 6.30 p.m The true situation in Germany, especially in Berlin, is obscure, owing to the increased rigour of the censorship. Socialist newspapers accuae the Government of compelling the publication of false news. The Strassbe.ger Post declares that the Berlin papers are not allowed to refer
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    Collisions With Police.
    85 5 London, Feb. 2, 10.15 p.m. Amsterdam i The Tyd of Feb. 1 learns from a reliable source that a Berlin crowd marched yesterday at noon towards Charlottenburg with cries of peace, bread." The police charged them whereupon the strikers erected barricades, using overturned trams. They fired and
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    Engineered by Socialists.
    137 5 London, Feb, 3, 4.40 a.m. Amsterdam A pamphlet B:gned by Bernstein, Ditt.nan, Haase. Ledebour and other Independent Socialists indicates that the latter engineered the strikes as M a manifestation of the people's will to finish the war." The Bourgeois parties decided to oppose the Socialist demand at
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    Fluctuating.
    105 5 bond l, Feb. 3, 4.50 am. iVmitwiir The Hamburger Fremdenblatt vs that strikes have broken oat i all tho industrial works at L :ebeck. Other German papers report that the strikes have at Cologne, Cass*d, BreBlan, Leipzig and Ladwigshaven; bat have extruded to Dresden. Troops have prevented a demonstration
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    Are They Waning ?
    153 5 Are They Waning London, Feb 3, 2.30 p.m. Amsterdam A Berlin semiofficial telegram dated Feb 2 states: ''The strikes are everywhere waning. The number of strikers is considerably diminished, and especially at the smaller inanition works full staffs are working. In many cases well informed people assame that the strike
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    Russia.
    40 5 An Adjournment. London, Feb 1, 11.35 p m A German wireless message states that Kuehimann agreed to the adjournment of the Br st-Lit »vsk meetings to con-id r the question of two Ukrainian bodies claiming to fpriont the Ukraine,
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    The Civil War.
    101 5 London, Feb. 1, 11.40 p.m. Petrograd The Maximalist agency confirms that the Soviet troops occupy Kieff and have captured the arsenal. Three Ukrainian regiments and artillery have joined the Soviets, the whole garrison refusing to fight. Soviet troops have capturtd Orenburg, General Dutoff's Cossacks are tieeirg. Dutoff
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    On The Grab.
    50 5 Lou lon, Feb. 1, 5.40 a m. The Tim-'S correspondent at Petrograd says that the Bolsheviki are determin kl to get possession of the funds of the ex-Russian G >vern□ent abroad, by prohibiting B.itish and other foreign Embassies and Consulates to touch their deposits in Rnssian banks.
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    The Allies Confer.
    105 5 Everything Going Smoothly. London, Feb. 3, 6.0 a.m. The Observer's milittry correspondent learns that the British General Staff and Higher Command ri-cognise the value of the new machinery of the Versailles Council. The military leaders of the London General Headquarters an 1 those of Versailles are working
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    Bank Amalgamation.
    34 5 Lo idon, tVb l, 5 40 i m. A provisional arrangement hia been concluded for the aoaaltjaatation of the London County Westminister and Paris bmks wi h aggregate dep .sits of £210,399,269.
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    Air Raiding.
    561 5 Casualties at Paris. London, Feb. 1, 6.40 p.m. French official Th* casualties in tbe air raid on Paris were 45 killed, of whom 31 were in the city and 14 in the suburbs, including 41 women and five children and 207 injnred ot whom 131 were in 'he
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    Man=Power Matters.
    125 5 London, Feb. 1, 11.33 p.m. The Press Bureau states An official reply to Mr Henderson's communication controverts his claim that the Government has admitted the engineers' claim to separate treatment. The statement concludes that it is necessary to realise that this is not a difference between Government and
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    Switzerland Prepared.
    27 5 London, Feb. 2, 2.45 p.m. Berne i In view of the general situation at home and abroad Government is reinforcing the troops on the frontier.
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    Slavery Under Huns.
    334 5 Escaped Belgian's Story. London, Feb. 2, 3.30 p m. Renter has received from a true* worthy Belgian citizen who escaped from Valenciennes an account of the appalling condition of the occupied districts in France of which little news ever reaches England. He confirms that a highly organised
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    Enemy Arrangements.
    123 5 London, Feb. 1, 9.40 p.m, Mr. Roberts, Minister of Labour, in an interview, stated that there were the very best reasons to believe that as a result of the Kaiser's visit to Constantinople, the four Central Powers had agreed on a secret treaty providing, firstly that Turkey shall
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    Trouble for Holland.
    43 5 London, Feb. 2, 5.40 a.m. Amsterdam The DJ oh rfvo'ntionary Socialis's htve re* tired to call a general on Hon lav and demand that Government sdz*» all foods to lib in the ejunfcrj anl distribute it equally among the population.
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    Bulgaria's Aim.
    36 5 London, Feb I, 1.40 p.m. Amsterdam A telegram from Sofia says that in the Sobranje the premier Ridoslavotl" declared that the war aim was the reunion of the Dobrndji Moravia and Macedonia with Bulgaria.
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    War Tax Matters.
    202 5 Under the War Tax Ordinance, the following divisions are established: Settlements of Singapore (excluding Christmas Island), Penang, Malacca and Labnan and the Dis trict of Christmas Island. The following are approved as auditors for the purpose of certifying statements delivered under seotion 12 of the Ordinance and
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    Havas Service.
    541 5 France s Gold. Paris, Feb. 1, 7.35 p.m. The re> >rt given at the general meeting of. the Bank of France shows the gold cashed since the beginning of the war reached 2,277 millions of which 238 millions was in 1917. Twenty millions were sent ab" a and
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    Chinese Manager's Frand.
    206 5 Sentenced at Ipoh Arizes. Mr. j!;-'ice Farrer-Manby tried a cafce at the Ipoh Supreme Court on Tuesday in which Aung Tua Mah, for five years the manager of the Ipoh branch of Chop Teow Heng, was charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of sums totalling
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    39 5 On Friday morning Lord Montagu of Beaalien, Capt. and Mrs. Limby, Vlre. Virgin? Hunt, and Mr. Oliver Marks motored to Knala Kangaar, on a visit to H.H. tbe Sultan of Perak. The party left for Penang in the afternoon.
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    Food Problems.
    182 5 The Criais Reached. London, Jan. 31, 6.35 p.m. Speaking in London Mr. Prothero said as regards food We are now crossing the rapids. Unless we pull together we shall b weep to disaster." There were only enough oats to feed working horses, hence carriage and pleasnre horses must
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    Britain Solvent.
    92 5 London, Feb. 1,7 0 p.m. Mr. Austen Chamberlain in a speech in London said in view of the wonderful resources of the British Empire at present and its wonderful undeveloped resources it was easy to see that after the war we should be perfectly able to meet our
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    Argentine Action.
    48 5 London, Feb 2, 7.35 a.m. Buenos Aires: The Argentine has recalled its military attaches at Berlin and Vienna. The Argentine Government replying to the notes of Pern and Uruguay intimating their rupture with Germany approves their action as in accordance with international law safeguarding national sovereignty.
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      210 5 LATEST ADVERTbEUENTS. BANK HOLIDAYS It is hereby notified that the Exchange Banks will be closed on Monday, February 11 Tuesday, 12 Chinese New Year Holidays. 42 9 2 AUCTION SALE OF One five.seater Overland Motor Car. model 75 B, 20/25 h. p., fitted with magneto, self-starter electric light, spare rim,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    806 6 fna* f>i:Ui *3 tte Mart* laa M?raia| .•*:> ~>irou, Febecabt, 4. Mwr» Lj*. acd £T4tv acd Bb*r* Brakan, La* J qactauoai Kabatr Shirts Vk BrTe.n. 1 A _i.ru J 3 i 8 Jit; 6- 7 t,'- Aju.>M*j*> UP- |ff- 1 Ay?: Kaii34 40,'- 4C 1- BiUuXuk I4f
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    Wireless Report.
    16 6 ;i! coa QHtiic in %i v KM with th local Commerciil WiraJafj, Station -None.
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    Our China Letter.
    837 6 Military Ses loa. (From Omr Own CtrttpomdmL) C-mton. Jan. 16. China will now be divided, for a Time at leaat With the establishment of the Federation cf the aouthwestern Protir.ce* with a Council ir Cantcn. there will be a new government in opposition to Prkisg. Tnia government
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