Straits Echo, 13 November 1914
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Straits Echo
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Title Section39 1914-11-13 1 Straits Echo DAILY CDROftiCLE Of EVENTS. Cl SCI) LA iNG THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS. THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY VOL. 12. $24 Per Annum -PEN A.NG, PKIDAY, l3ih NOVEMBER, 1914. Single Copy, 10 cent; No. 20439 words
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Advertisement1214 1914-11-13 1 Drink Dog’s Had Guinness Stout, 'i a u. a r -a B JS a -a a u 3 ti H E- Sole A*«t»: TIANG LEE fi* CO., 2 Penang V Kun!a Lumpur. if Georgetown Motor Garage 7 A Penang Road. Due to arrive by a steamer. One 5 Seater EMPIRE1,214 words
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Advertisement31 1914-11-13 1 WHEN ORDERING SPECIFY “Dog Head Stout.” S a mm SSY' <5 2 H£AD^ It is Strengthening and Invigorating. Sol. Agra.,: HANG LfcEtt* CO., Penang <fe huala Lumpur. IIIIIIU' .^iu..QaCQDD(lllllll a □□anno31 words
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Advertisement18 1914-11-13 2 DRINK THE H i m m v m zmsa B .iie* > ON SOLE AGENTS AND -s'. LTD., PENANG18 words
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Article1550 1914-11-13 3 (Foe the Echo, by Tom YVriobt). Seventy years ago, ou October 15th, 1814, Friedrich Nietuche was bo.n lie died in 1900, but has to bo reckoned in the “yet livetb class, f .r reasons now to bo discussed. Gerhart Hauptmann, a popular German novelist, in answer1,550 words
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Article434 1914-11-13 3 NEW—BOOKS. The following book* have been reoeived at the Library:— George the Third and Charles Fox, Vol. 11, by The Right Hon. Sir George Otto Trevelyan, 1914. Wagner as Man and Artist, bv Ernest Newman, 1914 The Kaiser’s Heir, 1914. The Religion of the Sikhs, bv Dorothy Field,434 words
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Advertisement503 1914-11-13 3 To-night! To-night!! 4 NEW REELS 4 DEPICTING FURTHER “ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN 99 The Sensational Wild Animal Serial Story BY HAROLD McGRATH. AT Crown Cinema. y.B. —The Adventures of Kathlyn can be seen at Crown Cinema only. C. T. K. SPECIAL. The Elusive Emden Captured off Cocos Islands. Go and See503 words
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Advertisement304 1914-11-13 3 The hours I speut with thee, dear heart, Cau never he forgot; But still you thought it best to part, Although I thought ’twas not. And though I suffered horribly. No lover could be truer Take back my heart, I’ve cured my cold With W beds’ Great Peppermint Cure! NOTICE.304 words
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Advertisement529 1914-11-13 3 *4 ■-•X m 6L V S7 w OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. 2 4 OZ. TINS. i u B=< Just received a shipment of Best Mah May Cigars, Provisions and Tobaccos of Leading Manufacturers. Also Sola Helmets with White Muslin Pugrees. Curzon Hats and Pigstickers of Latest Fashionable Shapes. ICE and Martin Co.’s529 words
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Article, Illustration93 1914-11-13 4 flblished daily (except Sunday* and public holiday*) AT THB CRITERION TRESS, Ltd. No. 59, Beach Street, Penang. Faicic. Daily Local 524 per annum. Out station... Postage Extra, ifa.l Edition (Post Free) >17.50 CiBLI ADDRES9 ECHO—PENANG.” Telephone Nos. (Echo, 556 Printing Dcpartnent 343 NR—AU boriaw* JCrniminießtfc»» »k oß93 words
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Article1204 1914-11-13 4 We note with regret that no notice has beeu taken by th 9 local authorities of the sound suggestion made by a correspondent in the local press that a committee should b? appointed to collect monthly subscript:ons to the Prince of Wales’ National Relief Fuad.1,204 words
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Article153 1914-11-13 4 There was something of a breeze in the Supreme Court this morning when Mr. Thambyah appeared to make an application before Mr. justice S9rcombe Smith on behalf of a man detained in the Civil Prison. His Lordship refused to entertain the application and referred several times153 words
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Article761 1914-11-13 4 Sir Richard Morris Dine leaves Loodon shortly for China. H. E. the High Commissioner wm expected in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Mr. A. W. H. Hamilton has returned to Penang and resumed his duties with the Police. Mr. E. A. Swan, of Messrs. Caldback, Macgregor A Co., Singapore,761 words
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Article114 1914-11-13 4 Ifttsrcitiag IpoK Cate. (From Our Own Correspondent j Ipob, November 12 An interesting case is being heard before Mr. Justice Edmonds, in the Supreme Court. W. M. Reid, formerly Manager of the Teluk Anson branch of Messrs Aylesburr and Garland, is suing the firm for $2,200 damages114 words
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Article57 1914-11-13 4 A Client Sued. (From Our Own Correspondent,) Singapore, November 12. In the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Earnshaw the Kwong Yik Bank sued Soon Keck Ltd., and Chop Chin Tai and Chop Tee HiD, as guarantors, to recover $4,901 and accrued interest due from the first defendant57 words
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Article129 1914-11-13 4 A Hague official telegram of the Bth inst. says: The Germans have made a fresh attack on Ypres and Lille. The attack is most fierce and.is still in progress.” Auother Hague official telegram of the same date says The action of Turks? finds no sympathy or support129 words
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Article150 1914-11-13 4 Claim for Damage*. In the District Court, this morning before Mr. G. A. Hall, District Judge, the case John Stephens Raja Rae ve A. M. Abdul Kadar and K. M. S. Seeni Tamby, the Proprietors of the Janopakari Daily News, wa» concluded. The plaintiff alleged that he150 words
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46 1914-11-13 4 Mr. W. G. Peter, Hon. Treasurer, sends us the following further list of contributions to the above Fund, forwarded to the Chartered Bank, Penang Nov. 11 By Balance ...$27,400.48 12 3 Musketeers 2nd instalment 45.00 Balance Nov. 12. ...$27,544.4846 words
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Article190 1914-11-13 4 Mr. VV. G. Peter, Acting Manager of the Chartered Bank, advises us that the following amounts have been received by him for the credit of the Belgian Relief Fund opened by Mrs, John Mitchell: Nov. 11 By Balance 522 74 12 H. B. Marshall of Brunei 100.00190 words
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Advertisement202 1914-11-13 4 ■oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo* o o o AINC CHEANC Co.. 59. Magazine Road, q O We have just unpacked u large consignment of private rickshaws of the latest type which can be fitted with English-made wheels, etc. complete and can be had at prices which defy c >ropetition. q Q Wc have in202 words
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Article659 1914-11-13 5 (Reuter’s Service.) Copyright Telegram. Received 13th of Nov. at 8-45 a.m. Paris, November 12. (t is offi-’ially stated that the enemy throughout the <1 iy continued his effort of yesterday, but without achieving anj fresh result. Ho made a counter-attack at Loinhiertzyde but was repulsed. He also659 words
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Article632 1914-11-13 5 (Reuter’s Service.) Copyright Telegram Received 13th of Nov. at 9-25 a.m. king opens in person. LondoD, November 11. His Majesty the King opened Parliament in person but with diminished ceremonial. Troops from the Don iuiona and the lodiau troops lined the route from Buckingham Palace to the House632 words
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Article2029 1914-11-13 5 A SPY AND HIS SECRETS. (Lehti Special.} (Continued from yesterday’s issue.) Bekiad the S**»fi ia High Politics, The next story related tells how Graves secured the return from an English lady of noble birth of some letters compromising the heir to a German Grand Ducby and2,029 words
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Article1201 1914-11-13 5 WELL-KNOWN TOWKAY SUED. The hearing is proceeding in the Supierae Court before Mr. Justice T. Sercombe Smith of the case in which Khaw Joo Tok and several others sued Ng 800 Bee and sjveral others to have (1) an account taken of the partnership dealings between the1,201 words
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Article345 1914-11-13 5 The following articles will bo found ou our outside pages Page 3.—Nietzsche aud the Kaiser. Penang Library New Books 6.—The Task of Russia. More German Barbarism. Officers for the New Army. What Kaiser ism Meins. Germ in Influences in Chin a. The Press and the War. China ..ud the345 words
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Article673 1914-11-13 6 In the Fortnightly Review the reader will find a very timely p iper on Russia and the War” from the powerful pen of Politicus.” The writer suggests the formidable nature of Russia’s task Even if the Russian should defeat the German armies sent against them, their673 words
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Article266 1914-11-13 6 A story illustrating British braver/ on the one hand, and German callousness on the other, is told by an officer of the Lancaster .Regiment, now in London Hospital Durmg the lighting of a fortnight or more ago, the officer was wounded and removed to hospital, and when266 words
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Article693 1914-11-13 6 The Editor of The English Review is one of the few writers who can say I told you so,” and it is only natural that Mr. Harrison should improve the occasion by rubbing it in.” The current number of The English Review contains three articles which will693 words
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Article276 1914-11-13 6 (To the Editor Sir. —There are required, approximately, 30,(X0 officers for Lord Kitchener’s One Million Army, and the difficulty is where to find them. As Mr. Asquith said at Dublin: There is an urgent need of competent officers.” A large number of ex-officers of the276 words
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Article286 1914-11-13 6 An English Editor Discharged. Mr. H G W. Woodhead, editor of the Peking Gazette, is the latest victim of the German campaign to control the Press in China, says the Peking correspondent of the North Chini Daily News. His services have been dispensed vvith as from286 words
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Article578 1914-11-13 6 Tue great uuauimity in the United Kingdom brought about by the war, fine as it is, is not without its flecks and flaws. L'it it be granted that the censorship has been “Xetc'sed not wisely und none too well, there was no need for some578 words
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Article588 1914-11-13 6 A good deal of sympathy may ba extended to China in tho further difficulties brought upon her by the outbreak of war iu Europe uring the last few years she has paJTd through grea" travail, aud she has emerged from her difficulties in a way that588 words
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Article339 1914-11-13 6 The following has been issued from the Press Bureau of the Belgian War Office From De Tijd (Amsterdam), Septem- her 26 Maestricht, September 14 (From our war corresponent M.) I have just i conversed with Dr. D. H. van der Goot, a Hague physician, who from the339 words
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Article665 1914-11-13 7 Stamping out Corruption. From time to time correspondent* of various newspapers throughout China have made the statement that official corruption under the Republican regime is worse than it was under the Manchus. This has been repeated so often that it has almost come i to be accepted665 words
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170 1914-11-13 7 Since the Japanese-German hostilities were opened in Shantung, says a Pekiug dispatch to the Asahi, the revolutionary movements in China have increased in activity, and reports of unrest have been coming in from many places. President Tuan Shih-kai is overwhelmed with demands for measures170 words
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Article418 1914-11-13 7 Says the Bangkok Tim of Not. 5 Tbe Emien visired Penang hirbour at dawn oa Wrtdae9dty morning, Use week, with the result appirentlv that over a huti- dred lives were lost and 114 men wounded The world Darned of the exploit on Siturday from Reuter’s Tokyo correspondent418 words
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Article489 1914-11-13 7 In The Contemporary Review Giovanni Pioli presents us with a brief character sketch of the newly elected Pope The outward appearance of Benedict XV. is neither majestic Dor attractive. He has an ascetic pale face. He is of middle stature, slenderly built, has a slightly limping—though distingoisbel—gait.489 words
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Article958 1914-11-13 7 R b?l Activity-More Bjmb-Throwial—-t A Serious Situation Cantona* Di.satishcti a -An Apyai f-r Leya ty. From Our Own < orrespondent.) Canton, October 28. Twenty-eight persons were killed and more than fifty wounded here oa the night of October z 7, when a bomb exploded in front of958 words
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