Malaya Tribune, 16 November 1914

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. I. -No 270. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1914 Price 5 Cents. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1914. THE GREAT WAR. NOTES AND NEWS. CIK IPalapa tribune. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16
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      460 1 PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD Singipore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD TO-NIGHT I commencing at 9 p.m. shabp. TO-NIGHT n GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. Singapore is watching for War News. We have it. It is the Latest and the Best. Here it is." Tran-port in France. Kaval Brigade and Despatch India's Loyal Response. riders
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      280 1 WAR make- HISTORY TO-NIGHT! SEE BOTH TO-NIGHT AT THE Picture Palace JUNCTION OF ALBERT AND BENCOOLEN STREETS. KALEM'3 GREAT WAR PICTURE THE BATTLE OF BLOODY FORD IN 2 LONG REELS. 2,500 FEET LONG. THE COMING OF COLUMBUS WRITTEN BY C. E. NIXON—PRODUCED BY THE SELIG POLYSCOPE Co. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS IN
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    The Japanese Army.
    575 2 Expansion Decided On. Budget Accepted As Drawn Op. Tokyo, Oct. 18.—The Cabinet sat in regular session on Friday morning to deal with the additional Budget estimates. All the Ministers of State and chiefs of various bureaus were present. Mr. Wakatsuki, Minister of Finance, introduced various additional estimates,
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    Jottings on the War.
    1572 3 (From Our Special Correspondent.) London, Oct. 14. With the fall of Antwerp and inor successes for Germany in Gaiicia and even, to some extent, in Northern France, we have set our teeth afresh for the struggle and we are more than ever determined to 1 see
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    THE NAVAL OUTLOOK.
    1115 3 {Specially written for the Tribune') The position of our Tars in the North Sea, with the commencement of the November gales and the longsweeping white horses of Father Neptune settling down to their fast wintry stride, is certainly one which the average man will not envy them.
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    “S 90's” Bold Dash to Destruction.
    282 3 Despentc Flight of Destroyer With Very Important Pipers and Grew of Picked Officers. Saaeho, Oct. 21.—Tbe German destroyer S 90, which had been eagerly watching for an available opportunity to effect an escape by breaking through the blockade of the Japanese squadron, successfully carried
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    IS ENGLAND READY TO FICHT IN THE REAL GREAT BATTLE?
    870 4 It will be a sad mistake if the peoples of the British Empire are led to false and entirely wrong conclusions by much of the anti-German claptrap which the present war has brought forth. The German ponderosity in body and
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    DEATH OF LORD ROBERTS.
    685 4 The news of the sudden death of Lord Roberts will be received throughout the Empire with the deepest sorrow and keenest sense of loss. The brilliant career of the great soldier has long become part and parcel of the history of our times, known to every
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    126 4 According to information untitled ly received by an Allahabad sident from friends in China, name of the Command* 1 Emden is yon Muller that hfl J popular member of the Shai Club, and that his mother an wife are both English. A Washington 1' states that President Wilsoi callers that
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    Local and General.
    539 5 i f silver is at 22£. _:o: Cotton is now quoted at 4.58 in London. —:o: The parcel post to China and vi Siberia, is suspended. :o:— War Worries and Rents are dealt on page 8 of this issue. —:o: A London wire of the 11th inst.
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    Loyal South Africa.
    493 5 The German Offer. "A Pmisiin Republic' (Malay Mail Special.) Bangkok, Nov. 13. General the Hon. J. C. Smuts, Minister of Finance and Defence in the Union of South Africa, speaking at Johannesburg, said South Africa had entered the struggle against Germany because it was part of the
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    55 5 The last mail brought news that after sacking Bsilltwl, France, the Germans turned loose hundreds of lunatics from a big asylum. The unfortunates wandered through the country for days, suffering terribly from cold and hunger. Several of them died and French troops found their bodies in ditches. Many of the
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    MOSLEMS SEVERELY CONDEMN TURKISH WAR PARTY.
    60 5 Reuter's Services. Moslem Leaders Exhort the Masses to Stand For Neutrality, Peace and Concord. DEATH OF LORD ROBERTS. Russians Pressing Hard On Rear ot Retreating German and Austrian Armies. Russian Invasion of Prussia Proceeding Apace. Turks Again Defeated by Russians in Their Advance on
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    SPECIAL WAR SERVICE.
    290 5 Fate of H. M. S. Good Hope and Monmouth. Search Unsuccessful. London, Nov. 14, 10.10 a.m. The Chilean ships have returned from an unsuccessful search (for the Good Hope and Monmouth, which were recently engaged in an action off Chile with five Germon cruisers. —Ed., M.T.) The
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    ORDINARY SERVICE.
    380 5 THE MOSLEMS IN EGYPT. Issue of a Remarkable Document. Turkey's Action Condemned- London, Nov. 14, 10.15 p.m. Cairo: A council of all chiefs and of the Ulema, composed of the leading Moslem religious authorities of Egypt, has published an important proclamation urging Egyptian Moslems to maintain a calm,
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    Scathing Denunciation of Turkey by Religious Chiefs.
    160 5 London, Nov, 15, 5.55 p.m. The Sheik Said el Morghani, head of the Morghani Sect and direct descendant of the Prophet, a man of great influence in Egypt, Arabia and the Sudan, has telegraphed strongly condemning the action of the Turkish Government in
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    THE INVASION OF EAST PRUSSIA.
    177 5 Stiff Fighting Along the Battle Front. Austrian Rearguard Badly Trounced. London, Nov. 13, 10.50 p.m. A Petrograd communique states that fighting continues in the Stalluponen region for possession of the outlets on the eastern chain of the Masurian Lakes. The battle of Soldau is proceeding,
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    THE STRUGGLE IN BELGIUM.
    219 5 Allies sad Germans Still at It. London, Nov. 13, 6.50 p.m. A Paris communique states From the North Sea to Lys the action has been slightly less severe than during previous days. The enemy have made several attempts to cross the Yser canal westward of Dixmude
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    German Offensive Fails: Allies Advancing.
    57 6 London, Nov. 14, 6 p.m. A Paris communique states The enemy's attack against the great bridgehead at Nieuport has failed. The German attempts on the offensive eastward and south-east of Ypres have been checked. We have advanced a kilometre east of Bixschoote. We have progressed
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    Favourable News.
    61 6 London, Nov. 15, 1 40 a.m. A communique states From the sea to the north of Lille there has been a good day. The German attacks north of Zonnebeeke and south of were repulsed later with great loss to the Germans. Between La Bassee canal and Arras and
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    No Perceptible Change in the Brttle Front.
    124 6 London, Nov. 15, 5.50 p.m. A Paris communique states: Yesterday was comparatively quiet. The whole front was principally marked by artillery duels. The Germans, however, again delivered attacks northward, eastward and southward of Ypres, but all were repulsed with heavy losses. Thus during
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    The War Field in France.
    131 6 Germans Being Gradually Ejected. London, Nov. 13, 6.55 p.m. A. communique states We took Tracy Leval, northward of the Aisne, with the exception of the cemetery. We progressed slightly eastward of Tracy le Mont and south-east of Nouvron, also between Cruoy and Vregny. The German
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    Terrific Encounters: Enemy Beaten Back.
    85 6 London, Nov. 14, 5.50 p.m. A communique states The German attacks in the region of Lassigny, Aisne, and Berry au Bac were unsuccessful. The struggle has raged more fiercely in Argonne. The enemy vainly endeavoured to retake Fort de Paris and Saint Hubert. The Germans
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    Shipping Boom.
    72 6 Freights Soarin* and Tonnage Scarce- p London, Nov. 14, 5-50 a.m. There is a sadden shipping boom as a result of the scarcity of cargo steamers and a demand for carriers of grain and other cargoes. Some of the freight rates are more than doubled and no vessels
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    Death of Lord Roberts.
    911 6 Veteran Dies While Visiting Indian Troops in France. Lord Kitchener's Annoaacemeat. London, Nov. 15, 1-35 a.m. The death is announced of Lord Roberts. The Press Bureau states that a communique from Lord Kitchener announces with deep regret, which he knows will be shared by the whole
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    The War Expenditure.
    23 6 Credit of £225.000,000 Anno unced. London, Nov. 13, 6.55 p-m. The credit has been announced of £225,000,000 for War expenditure.
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    Scope of the Credit.
    42 6 London, Nov. 13, 8.15 p.m. The Credit defrays expenses to April next; it also gives assistance to the Dominions. The Allies are raising funds for temporary advances to be made of £3,000,000 to Belgium and £800,000 to Serbia.
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    Promotions On The Field.
    36 6 For Distinguished Conduct. London, Nov. 15, 6-25 a.m. Brigadier Generals Sandbach and McCracken are promoted Major Generals. Major Prowse of the Somersets is promoted Lieut. Colonel for distinguished conduct in the field.
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    Italy's War Credit.
    34 6 Getting Ready. London, Nov, 15, 6-25 a.m. A telegram from Rome states that the newspapers say the Cabinet has unanimously approved an extraordinary credit of sixteen millions sterling for military purposes.
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    Japanese Destroyer Sunk.
    26 6 London, Nov. 14, 5.50 a.m. Tokio A Japanese torpedo-boat destroyer has been sunk by a mine off Kiauchau Bay while sweeping for mines.
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    FRENCH WAR NEWS.
    8 6 (Courteously supplied by French Consul.)
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    Officially Communicated.
    271 6 Paris, Nov. 12, 5.40 p.m. The action still continues with extreme violence, with slight alternate advance and retreat movements. The front line on nearly all the points is unchanged. Since the evening from the 10th to the 11th the battle line passes through the town of Lombaetzyde, Nieuport,
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    Turkey's Plunge.
    51 6 Mohamedans is India Denounce Policy of Turkiih War Party. (Ceylon Observer Special.) Calcutta, Nov. G.—Mohamedan meetings continue to be he held expressing contempt for the Young Turks in wantonly declaring war on Great Britain, the Protector of Islam, and appealing to Mohamedans to remain steadfast to the British
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    Viceroy of India Assured of Loyalty of Mohamedans.
    47 6 Calcutta, Nov. 5.—A number ot" telegrams have reached H. E. th*j Viceroy from Mahoraedan Associations in different parts of India, deploring the action of Turkey, and assuring His Excellency of the loyal support of the Mahomedans of this country.
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    Fighting in Tibet.
    62 6 (Ceylon Observer Special,) Calcutta, Nov. 4. —Rumours that fighting has been taking place on the Chino-Tibetan border, so prevalent a few days ago, have now ceased. It is understood that hosti lities are being conducted in the Far North and Eastern territories of Tibet. The Tibetan Government
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    German Falsehoods.
    105 6 A British Foreign Office telegram to the British Consul at Batavia dated Nov. 7 reads as follows Allegations have appeared in a Munich paper to the effect that England has promised Japan the Dutch colonies as price of her support and that England is oolj waiting a favourable
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    53 6 A Paris despatch of Oct. 22 untitled that some Highlanders, reconnoitrmg in a village in the north < prance, saw 14 German horses in 1 farmyard. They crept Into farmhouse and found Bpftain young woman tied to a bed in ijj? presence of 14 Germans. Swift punishment followed, every one
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    A Battle Royal.
    872 7 Thrilling Conflict Between Armed Merchantmen Tne following account of the action between tbe British and Germau armed merchantmen Carmania and Cap Trafalgar, in which the latter was sunk, is given in the following letter written by one •f the men of the Carmania to his wife We
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    A FALSE ALARM.
    168 7 Excitement in the Harbour. Considerable excitement prevailed in shipping circles yesterday forenoon when a steamer entered the port flying the distress signal 44 I am on fire." Tanjong Pagar received the alarm and with great promptitude the extra crew hurried to the salvage vessels, ropes were cast
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    FIXTURES.
    120 7 Monday, 16th. Bank Holiday. Malayan Contingent IteM Dinner, buiope Hotel }>.m. New Moon. Ilh. -it A High water:—MS a.m. ft. 8 ins.: '.'.ah p.m. 8 ft. 1 in. Tuesday, 17th. High water 17 a.m. 9 ft. 2 be. p.m. ft. :< int. Wednesday, 18th Now few* Bpotti Meeting «l
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    Christmas and New Year Mails.
    99 7 The probable latest date» of P ottl °P for delivery in the United Kingdom before Christr fiy and New Year Day are »»*hewr below: in Letters IV Nov. for delivery before Deo. M. Parcels l" Letters Jo Hol.'icy*. The Saving- Bank a.idMlM Muuev Order Branch
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      211 7 GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Applications will be considered for the vacant appointment of Building Overseer, Bandar Mabarani, Muar. Salary $70 per mensem witb bicycle allowance no quarters. Candidate© to put up copies of all testimonials and give full particulars of their experience and qualifications. All applications to be
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      90 7 MAILS CLOSE. To-day. Port Swcttenhani and Telok Anson A J*'" 1, Malacca and Muar •< S"?™ t I' m' Batavia 1 To-morrow. Pulau Batam 6i Pnlaii Bulaug Kerimon Pouloe boegi Anamba ana Natuiia 0 Til it.Ill* Islands Rhio and Singkcn J m Port Dickwn and Port Hwettenham j 1 1
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    War Worries And Rents.
    1620 8 Both Sides of tbe Question. Amongst the more vexatious of the well-nigh innumerable worries resulting from the great war in Europe are those directly affecting both landlords and tenants. The sudden outbreak of hostilities had. as everybody knows full well, almost instantly an exceedingly detrimental effect
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    THE PICTURE SHOWS.
    248 8 The Palladium. The enterprising management of the Palladium was well rewarded by a bumper house on Saturday for the excellent programme screened. 44 A Queen's Love," a masterpiece of colour cinematography, is possibly the finest film ever shown in this town. The latest War Gazette teems with
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    Australia's Wheat Area.
    200 8 Increase of 10 Per Cent This Season. When so much attention is being paid to the question of increasing the sources of the Empire's food supply, it is of interest to note that the estimated increase in area under wheat in Australia for the coming season will
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    THE RUBBER TRADE.
    205 8 Colombo Auction Sale. Prices Higher Than For Some Time Past. The Ceylon Observer reports on a rubber auction held in Colombo on the 6th instant as follows The 132 tons offered at to-day's rubber auction met with a very satisfactory market, prices being on a higher lever
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    Australian Finance.
    227 8 Commonwealth's Position One of Prosperity and Strength. Australia's financial position is sound. The State Governments have decided to proceed with the carrying out of important public works As the result of a conference of State and Federal Ministers it was decided that the various States should have from
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    Fight Around Lille.
    96 8 Terrible Havoc: Villages Wiped Oat Boulogne, Oct. 22.— The destruction wrought near Lille was terrible. Some villages were shelled by both armies, till there was scarcely a stone standing. Many people were unable to get away and died a terrible death. In one house the allies found
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    Uhlans Trapped.
    98 8 Force Badly Cut Up. Paris, Oct. 22.— During an early battle to the westward of Lille and Arras a reconnaissance disclosed two regiments of I'hians bivouacking. A battery of field artillery moved to a position covering the only road of escape, while infantry moved ou the Uhlan'B camp.
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    Awful Plight of Germans.
    126 8 Wounded Shocking Netlected Amsterdam, Oct 16.—Professor Bosarer of Munster, who was mm to Metz to combat the threatening epidemic of diseases there, found an exceptionally large number of cases of dysentery, inflammation j the lungs, and typhus. He fc. Clares M This state of things m
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    Moslem Expansion.
    1064 9 At the time when the venerable Bede was writing the record of the Christianising of the English nation in his great Ecclesiastical History, when the Kings of Meria and Wessex were delaying by their enmities that strong alliance which might have prevented the Danish invasion, a great wave
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