Straits Echo, 10 November 1914
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Title Section35 1914-11-10 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS. CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL. 12. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, TUESDAY, lOth NOVEMBER, 1914. Sittjk Copy, 10 cent] No. 26135 words
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Advertisement1245 1914-11-10 1 ioi< Ai«»u: TIANG LEE ft* CO., Pt»ti( V Kuala Lumpur. h a* ci 0? O The Doctor advisee and recommends. It is invigorating and strengthening. Drink Dog’s Had Guinness Stout. Georgetown Motor Garage 7 A Penang Road. Due to arrive by a steamer. One 5 Seater EMPIRE CAR AS ILLUSTRATION.1,245 words
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Advertisement26 1914-11-10 1 mm WHEN ORDERING SPECIFY Dog Head Stout.” w It is Strengthening and Invigorating. Sole Ageots 'HANG LEE Co., Penany A Kuala Lumpur. iiiaiiacdnan naanna■■■■■■■■ a naaann26 words
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Advertisement18 1914-11-10 2 DRINK .-reu O' RECOGNISED BY CONNOISSEURS THE LEADING BRAND ON THE MARKET. SOLE AGENTS: KATZ BROTHERS. LTD., PENANG.18 words
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Article313 1914-11-10 3 A Romance or Commerce. Lady French iu mail week formally preIseuted C* Guy’s Hospital the rubboi flooring for the 8 pben Ward as a _ift f om the Rubier Grower»’ Association. The flooring, which has tie warm a proval of the medical and nursing staff,313 words
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Article336 1914-11-10 3 Our readers will remember how a former number of this paper related an instance where a war i f extermination against the tigers of a d strut resulred in the wholesale loss of crops due to the depredations of wild pigs. Here is the Karachi Consular336 words
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Article684 1914-11-10 3 De l pite the threatening aspect of the weather, the Annual Fiee School Sports began under favourable conditions and the several beats were contested in a keen and sportsmanlike manner. The School Games Club Committee did wisely when they decided to introduce the Slow Bicycle Race and684 words
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Article1044 1914-11-10 3 Police Allegations Against Bkhn, Meyer and Co. On Saturday morning, b-fore Mr. A. V Brown in the district court,there commenced the hearing of the case in which Messrs. B- bn, M-v<r and Co., Ltd are called upou to answer f iur suinmouses in respect ct alleged irregulaiities iu1,044 words
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Advertisement478 1914-11-10 3 Commencing Tues., 10th Nov Crown Cinema PRESENTS Edison’s Fine adaptation of Charles Reade’j famous story It’s Never too Late to Mend IN 2 PARTS. IN SUPPORT It THEODORA n One of the most gorgeous plays ever produced of Ancient Rome in 3 Parts. SPECUL ANNOUNCEMENT, FRIDAY 13th. “The Adventures of478 words
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Advertisement165 1914-11-10 3 Chamberlains Cough R medy. When you have a bad cold you want a remedy that will uot only give relief, but effect a prompt and permanent cure, a remedy that is pleasant to take, a remedy that contains nothing injurious. Chamberlain’s Cough Bernely meets all these requirements It acts on165 words
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Advertisement920 1914-11-10 3 OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. 2 4 OZ. TINS. A Mother's Joy Her Little Wasted Baby made bright and well by the power of these Tablets. Mr*. Edith H. Fern, residing at 82. Dos borough-rd., Eastleigh, Hants., speaking to A representative, said: I am convinced that Dr. Casseli’e Tablets saved my child’s life.920 words
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Article, Illustration94 1914-11-10 4 ftbliahed daily (except Sunday* and p»bh' holidays) aT th CRITERION PRESS, Ltd. No. 59, Beach Street, Penang. raicw. Daily Local *24 P« r nu,ira OutstatioD... Postage Extra. Ua.l Edition (Post Free) $17.50 CABLS ADDRESS t ECHO—PENANG.” Telephone Nos. (Echo, 536 Printing Departnent 345 WR—All buainesa communication» »bonW94 words
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Article598 1914-11-10 4 t t With leference to the activities of the Emden in Eastern waters the Spectator said last month The depredations of this one cruiser are a pretty lesson in what damage can bo done where the command of the s*as is not complete j But598 words
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Article876 1914-11-10 4 The Rav. Bro James returned to Penang yesterday from a visit to Port Swetteuham. J m Inspector Newman is carrying on the duties of Acting Dstective Inspector Hollywood,- who is in hospital. V The new Lord Mayor of London is Sir Charles Johnston, of ihe Ward of876 words
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Article163 1914-11-10 4 To the Editor of the Straits Echo Regarding the Straits Timet paragraph undtrjthe above heading, reproduced in your yesterday’s issue, permit me to register a protest at the unsoldierly and contemptible conduct of the member of A Comp mv, P.V, whoever he may b who sent, or163 words
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161 1914-11-10 4 The following notification appears in the last issue of the Sarawak Government j Gazette: J hereby direct that Officers of the Sarawak Government Service retired on pension shall not accept, the p sition of Chairman or Director of any company or assoc atiou carrying161 words
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Article129 1914-11-10 4 Mysterious Wireless Operator. We are led to understand that the operator at the Dutch Government Wireless Station at Sabang recently made his appearance at the office at an unusual hour, and was surprised to hear an operator in an unknown station at Sabang in touch with another129 words
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Article119 1914-11-10 4 Need for Further Precautions It would appear that considerable laxity is still being displayed by the authorities as regards the amount of liberty of action allowed the Germans and Austrians resident in B'itish Malaya. So far a 3 we c>n gather, those transferred from119 words
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47 1914-11-10 4 Mr. W. G. Peter, Hon Treasurer, sends us the following further l stof contributions to the above Fund, forwarded to the Chartered Bauk, Penang Nov. 7 By Balance ...$27,354 48 9 ’G II Pritchard 100 CO Balance Nov. 9. ...$27,454.4847 words
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Article104 1914-11-10 4 Mr W. G. Peter, Acting Manager o f the Chartered Bank, advises U 3 that the followicg amounts have been received by him for the credit of the Belgian Relief Fund opened by Mrs. John Mitchell: Nov 7 By Balance 398 94 9 Edward Lees 25 00104 words
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Article973 1914-11-10 4 The kitchens of the Guildhall, which almost for the first time played only a «fcondarT part in the celebration last night, were fint made worthy of their associations in 1501 when Sir John Shaa erected them so that the Corporation might worthily hold their feasts on their own973 words
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Advertisement277 1914-11-10 4 ASSESSMENT NOTICE. 1. NOTICE id hereby given that the Land and House Assessment Ku'e Rolls for Province Wellesley, which c;in be inspected at the lespictive District Office?, will be closed on December 21st 1914 2 Any objections to tbo rates hied should be made in writing or orally to the277 words
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Article2030 1914-11-10 5 CAPTURED BY THE SYDNEY.’ The following official statement has been issued by the Hon’blc Resident-Councillor The Em den was captured at the Cocos Island telegraph station yesterday. She was discovered by H. M. Australian ship Sydney who engaged her. The Emden is wrecked on North Keeling2,030 words
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Article75 1914-11-10 5 Holt's ut Straits Stiioshi*. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, November 9. The Straits Tim»» hears on the best authority that the Holt Company, of Liverpool, have completed arrangements with the Straits Steamship Company whereby the former company associate themselves with the latter. It is understood that one75 words
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Article91 1914-11-10 5 Unrealised State Entries at Paris, Nanct and Warsaw. Lahore, October 23 —The London correspondent of the Civil and Military Gazette cabled on the 21st instant:— The Kaiser is reported to have awaited, at the Spalabars shooting box, southward of Lodz, the moment for his State entry into91 words
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85 1914-11-10 5 Calcutta, October 28. A Press Note states that it has been arranged that parcels for the British prisoners of war in Germany may be sent to Mr. Edward Page Giston, 134 Salisbury Square, Ludgate Circus, London, for transmission to Germany. [Mr. Giston is an85 words
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79 1914-11-10 5 liMciilly Artillery Aooiiitioi, Calcutta, October 26. The Statesman's London correspondent cables The reason given by The Times military correspondent why France with four millions of trained men and with the help of England, was unable to eject one million and-a-half Germans from France was79 words
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79 1914-11-10 5 Intense Fascination or Arms in India Rome, October 26. The Tribuna publishes a letter from Calcutta, describing the splendid mobilisation of the Indian Army, which, the writer sayß, compares favourably with that of any European Force. The writer gives a picturesque description of the soldiers of79 words
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Article66 1914-11-10 5 Being Arrested Wholesale. Allahabad, October 25. The Pioneer London correspondent cables that the enemy aliens are being arrested wholesale throughout the country, to be interned in concentration camps. It is reported that orders heve been given to arrest all of military age, while the others are66 words
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Article34 1914-11-10 5 Famous Regiments Praised. Allahabad, October 23 It is understood that the Scots Greys, the 16th Lancers, and the Highland Light Infantry are among the regiments mentioned for conspicuous work in despatches.34 words
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Article367 1914-11-10 5 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The Annual General Meeting of the Penang Turf Club was held at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday evening There were present The Hon Mr A. R. Adams (in the Chair), Mr. D. A M Brown, Mr. W. Peel, Mr. H B 1 ike, Mr,367 words
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Article539 1914-11-10 5 A Serious Charge. A Sikh named Bishan Singh, who was charged at the Assizes before Mr. Justice L. P. Ebdeu with rape, was yesterday found guilty and sentenced to two years’ rigorous imprisonment. Coining Cases. Chin A Wee, who was charged with counterfeiting King’s coin and being in539 words
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Article613 1914-11-10 5 GENERAL MEETING. The seventh aunual g moral meeting of Kibmtu Hydraulic Tin, Ltd, was held at the Bank Buildings, Downing Street, yesterday afternoon. The following gent emen were present Mess-s G Macbain (Chairman, in the absence of the Hon Mr. A. R Adams), A. S. Anthony,613 words
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Advertisement173 1914-11-10 5 WAKTTE3D JUNDR CHINESE CLERK for Bagan Luar Oil Installation. Apply in person to TIIE MANAGER, Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.S.) Ltd, l, Weld Quay, 10-11-I t 658 Penang. Penang Sales Room. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. TO BE SOLD BY Public Auction At No 38, Beach Stree*, Penang, On Monday ?Srd173 words
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533 1914-11-10 6 PROPOSED PROGRAMME. (UNDER S. R. A. RULES OF RACING.) NOTICE No amendments to this Programme will be considered unless due notice is given in writing to the Secretary at least seven days before 9th November, 1914, the date of the Special General Meeting. The533 words
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Article1378 1914-11-10 6 Tme Lights ah© Shadows of A SMAOEDDON. Life in London is diff-ivnt from what it was before the war we are having a new experience, a fresh page unroiled. The charge is expressed in the morning sounds which come to the half-awakened ear. One is a bugle-note, another1,378 words
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Article624 1914-11-10 6 To the Editor or the Straits Echo. Dear Sir, China—my Fatherland—apparently still lies s'umberiug, it is sad to re ate that. Wako up, China Show the world that although you dou’t cire to fight, because it is uncivilized to do so, Mill you will play fair in624 words
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Advertisement331 1914-11-10 6 Entries Close at 5 p m on Tuesday. 29th December, 1914. Handicaps for the First Day will bo published on or b-fore the 2nd J tnuary, 191J> A penalty of 7 lbs. incurred in a Handicap by the winner of any Race run subsequent to the publication of the weights331 words
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Advertisement73 1914-11-10 6 A Fiv rite Rub Down. rou?d e a e r°hw r be t0 ihan p]a ver all ouud dtbleta know tbe v alu e of Chamberruh L l! is J ust the thing for a d? 8 an^ n a i f l er a hard game AI1 «oreneas iisappears73 words
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Advertisement60 1914-11-10 6 1 iie actress stood at tbe manager's door, Her bead was heavy, her throat was sore; She entered his presence with sinking heart, She had-come that day to resign her pait. A cold,” cried the man, Ob, my dear, There’s really nothing for you to fear I’ll give you a60 words
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Advertisement204 1914-11-10 6 8c DR. S. F, SENG, DENTIST, 155. CARNARVON STREET. CORNER OF CARNARVON LANE. CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK. BEST WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED CHARGES REASONABLE. >ocooc CASH CHEMISTS, LTD. DISPENSING CHEMISTS. Dealers in Fine Chemicals, Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines, Medical and Surgical Requisites, Perfumery and Toilet Goods. Special Depot For GLAXO’ The Food204 words
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434 1914-11-10 7 DirfHUT Wat* or Asdkbssinq Them. There i* something wonderfully tine and inspiring in the way that French Oenerala address their troops in the Ordres du Jour. Here, for example, i* the Ordre du Jour of the 9th September after the battle of Montmirail:434 words
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Article464 1914-11-10 7 A correspondent writes from Jerusalem, under date of September 10 September 1 will be a long-remembered day among the European community of Jerusalem, and especially among the British community for after threatening for three weeks to seize all horses belonging to British subjects, the Turks have464 words
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Article441 1914-11-10 7 Cairo, October 18. A large meeting of Egyptian officers and of officials of the War Office and of the Sudan Government was held recently with the object of diviaing some means whereby they could show their devotion to, and respect for, England and tboee AogloEgyptian officers441 words
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Article424 1914-11-10 7 The comments of the German Press on the behaviour of the Indian troops in the fi-ld should provide amui ng reading These last few days the German papers have been busy with the report of a general rising in India. The Japanese, the state, ment goes424 words
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Article512 1914-11-10 7 From an article in The Diily New entitled The Kaiser’s Hope,” we glee the following interesting extract: It would bare needed a man of rare consistency cf mind to resist the impetus to war that came from the cold-blooded philosophers who bad made the gospel of Might” a512 words
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Article209 1914-11-10 7 A short time ago the British Admiralty issu d an instruction (bat naval officers were not to arrest belligerent reservists travelling on neutral vessels. The intruotion was attributed to a desire n it to i ff-rud a powerful neutral State N verthelei-s. it was undoubtedly a remarkable209 words
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Article182 1914-11-10 7 Writing in The Weekly Di»p<Uch Mr. Blatchford, in his comments on tne week’s news, is inclined to take a serious view of the submarine menace. I My readers will remember the warning of Sir Percy Scott. He was argued out of court, and, like most reformers,182 words
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