Malaya Tribune, 8 October 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 237 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1917. PRICE 5 CENTS. CN malapa Cribune. MONDAY, OCTOBER I.
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    In Australia.
    37 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. London, Oct. 5, 3.55 a.m. Melbourne An early restoration of normal industrial conditions throughout tho C >;nmjawmlth is now assured. Sydney Most of the coal ruirreis of New South Wales resumed work yesterday.
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    Parliamentary Changes.
    41 2 London, Oct. 5, 4.55 a.m. The redistribution scheme drafted by the boundary commissioner onder the Representation of the People Bill adds thirty-one seats to the House of Commons, including twenty-nine In England, one in Wales, ami one in Scotland.
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    Cotton Prices.
    47 2 London, Oct. 4, 2 55 a.m. New Orleans The minimum pi ice of thirty cents per pound to farmers has been settled by a conference of cotton interests of ten southern States. This is considered justified by the present selling price of manufactured cotton products.
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    Singular Gift.
    27 2 London, Oct 5, 1.25 p.m. Sir Arthnr Lees ia presenting hie estate at Chequers, Buckinghamshire, as an official country resident for future Ministers of England.
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    Obituary.
    20 2 London, Oct. 5, 4.55 a.m. The death is announced of Admiral Sir F. Tower Hamilton, K.C.B commanding at Kossyth.
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    French Consular News.
    230 2 (By courtesy of the French Consulate) Paris, Oct. 4, 6.15 p.m. We effected reprisal bombardments on Frankfort and Ristatt. The British attacked on a wide front on the east of Ypres. The* progressed favonrably, making many prisoners. The newspapers are busy commenting the 8010 affair the inquiry
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    59 2 We understand, says the Straits >,,!<> In 'rm.ijSou ol p«»»-all lo»",i«la amm to ->s»<:t a 8>»d ,la„llal pil«. ot l,nilllng« )»,'<nl..n .,l l'lli lVuang. "Nlct, alionll «s....»l> li»<.' !»l,poaran<>< of »lli« lf ovusr, ot n-i«dl.,nl,l,„ !,..n. 'n an.l «bulla l5tss«,<. dia ",aml,lu Nw snonlll get rlU ot anVu of tdo
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    Training Notes.
    383 2 The work was earrie I on a farther stage on Saturday morning id somewhal cloudy weather. Despite the rain in the early part of the week, the ground is quite hand and a Hike more rain will improve the condition of the track. The morning's work included some
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    Hongkong Censorship.
    307 2 Chinese Editor Fined. Judgment was given at Hongkong on B*pt. 17th by Mr. Wood in a case in which the editor and printer of the Chung Ngoi B%n Po (Chinese Daily Press) were charged with having printed and published in the Ctiuug Ngoi San Po certain reports, •«nd
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    Wireless Reports.
    13 2 Vessels in communication at noon *ith the local Commercial^Wireless Station —None.
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    Singapore Autumn Meeting.
    219 3 THE ENTRIES. First Diy. Race No. 1. 3, BoH»" d q Earl. rhoon Qean'f, Oh La La. Pretty Molly. ?j|S<Uu'..Uunno. Racci 2, 4, aod 7. 1» P 4 M( l»FangW". Mjgto. sac Blighty. Mafbrooke'e. Merthyr Boy. j 0 PnnCi-us. m-rles K Konwai, Charts K. ?SaU>'«- Polar Star.
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    Second Day.
    257 3 Race 1. Mr Tab's, Ano pang. Mr Mabrook's, Fallowland. Mr Araffin'i. Bonnetty Bob. Mr Holland's, Field. D T Konsm's, May B. Mr Heah Swee LWs. Eirl. Mr L*e Choon Goan's, Pretty Molly. Mr Glendenning's, 3adie. Races 2 4 and 7 Loe Pang Seng's, Mystic Ua Pang Seng's, I>ara.
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    Third Day.
    242 3 Race- 1 aid 8. Mr Yap's", Am pang. Hurry's", Good Oojen. Mabrooke's", Fallowland. Araffin'e", Bonnetty Bob. Hofland'p, Field D T Kongsl's, May B. Heah 3 wee Lee's, The E*rl. Mr J C Baamann's, Black Prince. Lie Chin Gaan's, Oh la la. E 8 Manassah's, Pretty Molly. Mr F
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    Local Share Market.
    107 3 Singapore, October S. Meaari Latham and 00., the Arcade, adviae the following quotaSrO+k HM 14.60 AyerKuninge L» J-g AyerMolek 2.90 3.00 AyerPanaa 12.00 1225 Balgowni* 6.60 6.7* Bukit Jelotong 0.7* OJO Bukit Katil 0.90 0.97* ChangkatSerdg.... 9.60 9.75 2.45 2.55 Haytor W.JO 10.75 lndragin(Sum,... 6.10 630 JeramKuantan
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    Food Reform Society.
    345 3 Mian. Green pea and Tomato Bonp. Delhi Stew. Vegetable Ball*. Rhubarb and Tapioca. Recipes. QIBEM PIA AND TOMATO SOW P. 1 quart of peas, cupa of tomato, 3 breakfaat cupa of hot water, 3 table spoonfuls of butter, 3 tableapoonfuli of lour, 10 peppercorna, t teaeyoonful carbonate
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    European Mails.
    55 3 Delivered la Usaoa. The following are the datea of departure from Singapore of the European Maili and their delivery in London. MATU DBLmBB-\ P. a O. July U Bep». M b.i. J«'y« feS 8.1. Aug. t MM Aug. 16 J*pt- n i Aug. v aaja«« p. ao. A«g.
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      161 3 IT'S A BAD SIGN When you have that obstinate, lingering cough which will not be Bha The a re° ff i S no cough at any stage whether old or young, but what ds attention. A cough soon wrecks a strong constitution, soon rkesonehelplesvinfactacou^s a very dangerous admeut, yet many
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      122 3 Mails Close. To-day. Part Swettenham and A Teluk Anson *Perak 180 pta Malacca and Maar *Kaka S pm To morrow. Pulan Hat am and Pulau Bulang So*n Lee am Cuoob Soon Hong 8J0 am P. Sambn, Singkawang, Pamangkat Sambas Singkmra 10J0 Mi Port Swettenham and Penang •Omapsre 11.30 am Port
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    FROM VICTORY UNTO VICTORY.
    923 4 Sir Douglas Halg his orested a reoord. Never einoe the German invafion of Belgium and the rapid fall of Liege and Namnr have there ever been in the history of the war three successive viotories in sooh a short ■psoe of time an 1 never sine*
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    Hun Intrigue.
    579 4 Foods for Propaganda. Reuter. Loudon, On 6, 6.25 p.m. Washington Documentary proof of the activities of a Frenchman named 8010 and the machinations of German diplomacy are foralefeed hf the oables between Bernstorff and Jagow In February, M ir ch an 1 M.i 3 1916, now published by
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    Amusements.
    83 4 The Cinemas. The Casino ha 1 a packed house on Saturday to view a fine pro. gramme. The Palladium feature, the "3 tint ly Sinner," a Bluebird fiim i, proving a great attraction. At the Empire "The Unattainable," a Bluebird 5 part society drama, is offered to patrons. Another
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    48 4 A gang robbery, in which 5 Cantonese are alleged to have participated, occurred in Bukit Tirnah Roa 1 last night at 12,30. The complainant, one Wee Lai Ohan, states that the booty carried off was in gold and diamonds valued at #1.472. No arrests have yet been made.
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    Local and General.
    288 4 Tin i«H,1;250 (25cts np). 125 toiia sold. v 1 Rnbba* is quoted at 2/81 0r crepe and 2/7 for sheet. The death is at;u- George Heynes RUford, M. P.Z Renter* W* regret to tnnoa*ice tbe d \h sA the Hon. Dr. W. Gilrnore j. r\G.M.O, at halt
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    Sporting.
    30 4 Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club. Members and subscribers are informed that the American Tennis Tournament will ba played on the 23rd and 25th October. Entries close on the 2U;h instant.
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    16 4 In the Our Day tennis match at Taip*ng Spowers of Ipoh easily beat Threlfail of Penang.
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    The Turf.
    84 4 Kirwan has found a purchaser for Tim, wnich has been acquired by Mr W E Vowler, of Seletar Estate. The folie.wing hcrses arrived this morning from Penang F BiJlftt s Krelis Sister, Black Watch, Royal Plume, and Tobique and Ross' Nullo and St. Albans. Caramut and Roumania, not
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    Legal Intelligence.
    205 4 POLICE COURTS. Several Malay chauffeurs were convicted this morning by Mr. Langhaui Carter in the lirst Court of various offences of rash driving, driving without sufficient light, aud for oiiier infringements against traffic rales. All of them were fined, some $5 and others $10. Tan Cho-> Moy, a
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    Trading With Enemy.
    79 4 Reuter. Loudon, Oct. 7, 7.15 a.m. Paris: The Deputy M. Tunnel, has been arrested following some weeks' of investigation concerning caargHg of trading vihh the enemy, in cjaeeqience of the disco vt-ry of Swiss bai km t<-s toa Urge amount at Turmol's residence. The French newspapers have
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    291 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. The Gr«3t Victory. RUETER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. Londoo, Oot. 5, 10.10 p.m. Renter's correspondent at Headquart' rs wires this evening The satire operation yaatatdaf went like olock work in the salient. The features w-re siuuii»r to the recem predecessors in this region, bm while
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    Australian's Feat.
    265 5 From a blockhouse an Australian officer singl* ban Jed took prisoner thirty-one. The New Zsalanders fought magnificently and the way they move 1 their guns was worthy of a military tournament. Daring the day tbe German airmen flew I r oor petition*. We brought down al I'?,-- ao4
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    One Day's Haul.
    35 5 London, Got. 5. 11.10 p.m. JJaM] Marshal Sir Douglas Haig |:«b«ra was no infantry fighting We consolidated our ErV oUle 4446 Germans, inMaS 1U ffloer8 na b n <*ade nCH yesterday morning.
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    Rejoicings.
    36 5 Lialon. 6. 4 45 m. York Minster w«r« Sir D n a noon hononr of r victory. n nvhB a Bn,1 r *>•- •rite» to ti- p E »*pir« Union, hlli b« run V K^"tina thal
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    Huns Loises.
    166 5 London, Oct. 6, 7.30 a.m. «i 03s domin Oct 4 n 8 tb Osrnaant od 1 k'reaur wastan.v 'i f i'c.»7 han ®«ai«i*D R cvJ 1 U-rul com. to «ncoiira V" sndeavonr '«""■'8Mb., by.lwnllin, ?K*s British gain of Rrh .t 5 The fact «8 that the new Brmsh
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    Enemy Beaten Off.
    49 5 London, Oct 6, 11 40 a.m. Sir Douglas Haig states S The enemy s artillery was more active oat no infantry action was attempted. We drove off an attempted raid sonth of Hollebeka W«jgh troops successfully raided northeast of Oouzeauoourt, bombing i dagouts and inflicting casualties.
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    Further Successes.
    86 5 London Oot. 6, 11.15 p.m. Sir Douglas Haig reports Our artillery was active all day on the whole battle front. The enemy shelled our new positions on the ridge froaa ta>odg»indj southwards but lid not counter attack. An a Hi'ional 3*o prisoners have been cured. Our airoraft attaok»
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    Use of the Bayonet,
    144 5 London, Oct. 7, 6.30 a.m. Renter's correspondent at Headquarters, writing on Saturday, says that the infantry were inactive during the past twenty-four hours. We are steadily consolidating our gains. Most of the prisoner taken in I counter-attacks are good types, equipped with brand-new gear, suggesting that
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    Enemy Exhausted.
    282 5 London, Oct 7, 11.25 p.m. Renter's correspondent at Head* quarters says Since Friday there aave been no counter-attacks. The troops are steadily consolidating md improving our new positions. This abandonment of the traditional counter-attacks evidences »*»rious enemy disorganisation. This is confirmed by the continuous and sxtensive movement of
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    Winter Approaches.
    63 5 Loudon, Oct. 7, 1.25 p.m. Sir Douglas Haig states There was considerable artillery firing on the battle front all night long. We successfully raided southeast of Broodseinde and inflioted casualties and took prisoner twenty. We repulsed an attempted raid southward of the Y,,rea Comioes canal. The Leicestershire* successfully
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    In Mesopotamia.
    47 5 London, Oot. 9.20 p.m. A Mesopotamia offioial message gives details of the captures at Ramadiyeh. U5 offioers and 3.120 men captured were unwounded 1,061 rifles and parts of five unassembled engines, with several miles of track two steam launohes, muoh material and ammunition were taken.
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    In E. Africa.
    49 5 London, Oot. 7, 6.40 p.m. Mssindye i Tbe Belgians are now In oontaot with the enemy on a nine mile front, east of Mahenge. Indian cavalry in the Lindi distrlot have captured or destrayed large quantities of food-stuffs, clearing bare a large tract of enemy oonntry.
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    FRENCH.
    45 5 Enemy Repulsed. London, Oot. 5, 10.53 p.m. French oommunique On the Aisne front German raids were repulsed southeast of Cbevreux and east of Cerny. On the right of the Meuse our artillery caught and dispersed an enemy concentration In the region of Caures Wood.
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    Decisive British Advances.
    67 5 London, Oot. 6, 7.50 a.m. Paris A semi offioial oomment on the British viotory points out that the Germans, knowing the determination of the British to obtain possession of the ridges before Ypres, quadrupled their artillery and brought up divllion after division. Yet they were unable to
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    Line Restored.
    51 5 London, Oot. 6, 4 45 p.m. Frenoh communique i There was I i lively engagement on the right >f the Meuse. The enemy group which gained a foothold In our idvaneed trenches was driven out md th« ii ne restored. Suoeeasful aids were made at Sonain and ftegnieville.
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    Artillery Duels.
    23 5 London, Oot. 6, 10.10 p.m. The communique says that there I nothing to report except artillery I luels on the M^use.
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    Raiders Beaton Back.
    51 5 London, Oot. 7, 4.30 p m. Frenoh communique Artillery luelling occurred in the Vauxlillon, Laffaux, Hurtebise sector, md on the left bank of the Meuse, lotably north of Hill 344 and totvards Besonvaux. We repulsed a powerful raid igainst Navarin farm in Champagne. The enemy losses were
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    RUSSIAN.
    42 5 A Success. London, Oot. 7,1.35 p.m. Wireless Russian offioial We captured a height and also half the village of Vaskoutchy, northwestward of the Sereth, and repulsed oounter-attaoks. Subsequently the enemy artillery foroed ns to ibandon the village. We took prisoner 762.
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    ENEMY REPORTS.
    83 5 Various. London, Oot. 6, 4.50 p.m. Wireless German offioial The artillery fire has increased to drnm fire between Poelkapelle and Gheluvelt. A Frenoh attack northeast of Rheims failed. The Bulgarians have repulsed the English east of Lake Doiran. London, Oot. 7, 5.35 p m. Wireless German official i
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    Peace Efforts.
    48 5 Sounding Romania. London, Oot. 6\ 7.80 a.m. A Jassy wire says that Bulgarian emissaries in Switzerland got into touoh with Rumanian delegates enquiring into the condition of Rumanian prisoners, and made proposals for a separate peace between Bulgaria and Rumania. The proposals were rejected with contempt.
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    Insurance Rates.
    37 5 London, Oct. 7, 7.30 a.m. Washington Owing to the effectiveness of Allied methods against submariners the United States Government war risk barean has rednoed insurance rates on American steamers traversing the war-zone by one fourth.
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    In Hunland.
    120 5 T'oubloos Times. London, Oou 6, 4.45 ».m. Amsterdam A German expert General Ardenne, writing in th« Duesseldorff Anzeiger on the snb. ject of the British offensive, siyi "■eriom events aho seem in preparation at Nieuport and there if increasing bombardment of the German sea flank.** This gives food
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    Disorder In Reichstag.
    146 5 London, Oct. 7, 2.45 a.m ~"i Amsterdam t A Berlin wire describes scenes of disorder in the Reichstag debate daring an interpellation by the socialist Landsberg concerning Tirpitz's new Fatherland Party. Landsberg deolared the new party was a pan-German institution whose leaders utilised war profits to bay
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    "Intellectual Nutriment."
    132 5 Von 3teln oontinulng sill t!i < army hankered for intelleotu «1 nutriment. Soldl«rs mast be enlightened as to enemy lies and difficulties at home, therefore the Army Command had provided lectures, plays, oinemas, pamphlets, and newapapars because the will to victory mast be maintained. Helfferioh explained Dr Michanlls
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    America's Part.
    72 5 Against Submarines London, Oct. 6, 5.50 p.m. Washington The navy secretary, Mr. Daniels, has made a sta'ement regarding the complete co-operation of the British Admiralty with tbe American naval authorities sir.cc the outbreak. He characterises the Admiralty's spirit as one of perfect openness, frankness and co-opera-tion, The Admiralty
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    Effective Preparations.
    154 5 London, Oot. 6,10.50 p.m. Washington President Wilson in a message to the closing session of Congress announcing that the needs of the army and navy had been met in a manner assuring the effectiveness of the American arms says the war making department of the Government has been
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    Monetary Help.
    51 5 London, Oct. 7, 9.10 p.m. The Press Bureau states The American Embassy states that Congress, since April, has voted seven* teen billion dollars and authorized contracts for two and a half billions more. The balk of this is for war pnrposes, including seven billions for loans to the
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    Submarine Sunk.
    44 5 London, Oct 7, 8.0 p.m. Washington: The Navy Department haa published a story defeorib» Ing how, after an exoiting fight, an American deatroyer aank a German submarine by depth bombs in European waters. The Britiah Admiralty has sent a letter of appreciation.
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    Russia.
    62 5 Pallwuv Strike. London, Oct. 6,10 20 a.m. Petrograd: The railway men, In view of Government slowness in dealing with their demand* for increaaed wage it decided to cease »11 railway traffic, except of munition and military trains, on Oct. 6. Jhey adhered to their deoision, despite the appeal of
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    A Long Conference.
    47 5 London, Oct 7, 7,15 a.m. Petrograd The members of the Government, the Mosoow industrial delegates to the demooratio conference, and the Cadets, conferred from five on Friday afternoon until three on Batnrday morning. They reaohed an agreement, for the constitution of a coalition Government.
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    Farther Trouble.
    56 5 The workmen ia all paper faotoriea have gone on strike, and are threatening to prevent an early •onvocation of the constituent assembly, owing to the want of paper for eleotorial bulletins Eight thousand soldiers in Gomel province of Mohileff, refused to go to the front. They were surrounded
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    Kornlloff Vindicated
    116 5 London, Oct. 7, 8 30 p.m. Count Yon Meyer, ehlef of the German Black Sea air servioe, was taken prisoner In a Rn«ian scouts on the Vladikavkaz railway, which is an important system with other lines. These railwaymen have decided not to participate in the atrike and it
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    Preliminary Parliament.
    45 5 London, Oot. 7, 8.0 p.m. Petrograd Although the elections of a preliminary parliament are incomplete, the sittings have begun. M Tcheida« has been elected president. A committee of the prelimin«ry parliament, comprising six, has been instituted, and includes two *»x-Minia<*rs and two Maximalists,
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    S. American Affairs.
    38 5 Peru doing I*. London, Cot. 6, 10.50 p.m. Lima: Congress has voted almoat unanimously to sever diplomatic relations with Germany. London, Oot, 7, 7 30 a.m. Lima Passport! have heen handed to the Herman Minister.
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    Luxburg Leaves.
    15 5 •London. Oot. 7. 7 30 a.m. Buanos Aires: Luxburg has emharked for Sjain.
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    Uruguay Decides.
    73 5 London, Oot 7, 3.0 p.m. Mote Video: A Precedential decree announces the rnptnre of relations with Germany. Passports have been handed to the German Minister. London, Oct. 7, 9.5 p m. Monte Video: The President has sent a message to Congress to say that although Uruguay has not
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    German Raider Lost.
    88 5 Crew Still it Large. London, Oct. 5, 1.0 p.m. Washington i A navy department despatoh from Samoa announces the arrival of an open boal containing the master of an American schooner. He related that the German raider See-Adler was stranded and abandoned on Lord Howe island on
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    Spain's Position.
    42 5 U Boat Escapes. London, Oot. 7, 9.40 p.m. Madrid The Premier has announced the escape of the German submarine U 293, interned at Cadiz on Sept. 9. The Minister of Marine has suspended the responsible officers and ordered an inquiry.
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    Various.
    38 5 London, Oot. 7, tJS p.m. The President of the coal miners has announced that the Government has agreed to an all-round increase of wages, as mentioned on August SI. Paris The tramway and 'bus workers have struck.
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    "Our Day", 1917.
    1054 5 S. C. B A. Children's Fete. The Children s Fete in connection with "Oar Day" n Singapore, which took place on Raffles Reelani ation Gronnd on Satarday ander the auspioes of the Straits Chinese British Association,favoured by ideal weather and a large and cosmopolitan gathering supporters of
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      300 5 IN AID OF THE Our Day" Fund. An elocutionary and inusioal recital will be given by Madame Florence Gunatilaka LUM Assisted by Madame Dietz and the Raffles Hotel Orchestra. (Under the Auspices of THE ARYAN SINGHALESE FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION) AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE To-morrow, October 9, at 9.15 p.m. Under the
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      630 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders are invited und?r tbs following Heads for SappUes to tbe Municipality of -MRgxpore frost Janm*ry l, 1918, for One Year:~ 1. B.kau and Bintancore Rollers. Kassau Sticks, Flooring and Roofing Tiles, Chinese JJricka and Lime. t. Timber. 1. Miscellaneous Ait ides. 4. Painter's Stores. 5.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    305 6 F.icn iitfc. IUfhittkiill.rob4 BlHOAPOM, OCTO»«» Mmm Lyall and Evatt, Bxchanga and Shar» j Rather Sham. j Mom. Vain*. Buvoit. 4 S Angioma IT I AyerKunmg Jffc W. 1/- Batang Ma'ak 4 l ff 1 Batu Tig. TO/" ■ft t 1 BukttKajwig 66- "fc V- BukUMwuf*- t 1
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 6 On London Bank 4 m/«. 4 t Demand 4 Frirale S m>. 2/4 *7/32 On India Bank B. 1. 153 On Hongkong— «11% F m On Shanghai— Bank d/d. *»i On Java— Bank T. T 132 i On Japan— Bank d/d. I° 9 goterelgnt—baying r»lo l^ 4 India O'oll
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    "Our Day" Fund 1917.
    351 6 The Committee aok«<rwledfe with thanks the following subscriptions to the above Fund i— Previously acknowledged $73,719.59 Sea View ladies, as prooeeda of their Fanoy Dress Ball 1,682.70 The Dnnlop Rubber Coy, (Far East) Ltd. 250 Bell's Asbestos Eastern Agency Ltd. H» Chinese Staff of Huttenbaob Bros
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    "Our Day" 1917.
    205 6 The following are entertainments ilready arranged in eonneotlon with the above Fund Tuesday, Oct. 9—Singhalese Association, Victoria Theatre, 9 p.m. Nov. 9.—3 RO Dines Victoria Memorial Hall. Oct. U. —Star Opera Co., Theatre Royal. Thursday, Oct. 11.— 8 C C v. Rest of League, S U U
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    Rubber Outputs.
    231 6 September Crop Return*. Mmrt Chso Sze Oon A Co., Stoyi. Mandal Tekong, 11,349 lot- Total (or 2 months' 23,599 lbs. Messrs. Efstt ft Co., SwrstsriM. Palan Bolang, 10,000 lb«. Total for 3 months 25,084 lbs. Lunaa, 15,000 lba. Total for U months 147,100 lba. Messrs Bonsttsd ft Co
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    First Women Judge.
    318 6 Sentences Men fer FlghUnJ. Moorehaven, Fla., Aug. 15,—Mrs, George HorwitE, society woman and civic worker of Philadelphia, farmer on a large scale in the Florida Evergladea, and recently elected against her will to be Mayor of this city, presided last night at her first police court. Under
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    Mrs. Besant's Release.
    74 6 Press Communique- Ootacamand, Sept. 18-The following Pre« Communique bu been Hfued »t 1 p.m..— EUviM been informed th*t tne O "eriiiuent of Indit ere .ati.fied thai the restrictions imposed opon Mra Beaant and her coll-agoee uaie. UuImo! the balance of India Ooosolutatiun Uules, 1915 may now be
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    Java Produce Report.
    168 6 {Through the courtesy of Messrs. Frmncis Peek CV, Ltd.) We communicate to you below oontenta of a cable juat received from our Batavia Houae dealing with the Java Weekly Produce Market for waek ending yeater Batovia, 5th September 1»17. Robber. Thla market has again weakened and pricea
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    Straits Produce.
    230 6 Singapore, Ootober, fin.—See Local and General column. Copra. -Business done. rap.oca.-Bteady. Busuxeei done. Sago Flour- No Business Oambter.-No Buslnefj. Pgpper.-Steady. BueTneaV done. Other Produce-Market Quiet. Uttst Leal Market iraatotwaj. Nutmegs 110 8. per ploul 140.00 Nutmegs 80 8. Oopra Bali *g Copra GorongTalo 5.7U Oopra Dongalo J [Jj
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      208 6 iThcre is no Better Ale Than BULLDOG ALE I ON SALE AT The Leading Hotels I AND Principal Liquor Dealers. RAFFLES HOTEL, j FOR "OUR DAY" FUNDj AUCTION BRIDGE DRIVE MD SPECUL DINNER THURSDAY, 18th October, 1917. j Tleket—BRIDGE DRIVE AND DINNER 50 Tkket—BRIDGE DRIVE ONLY For .very Dinner and
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      66 6 INSANITY CURE. Dr. W. a Roy's Spicim Hr IMURI i„ tbe only medicine of its kind of over 50 yemrV itending found tl Curt AUfonnsof Inanity iMental Dertngemente Ble«pl« MneM FIU EpUepey N !^S U Hytteria, Melancholia, etc The effect* are rapid and oonYineing. SS 5-sM leading physician, oftto day
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      282 6 The Miners Builders Stonss I KuaU Lumpur, Selangor, F. M. S. j Hardware Merchants, General ImporlcfS AND AGENTS. AGENCIES Wanted for business or for the sale of all kinds of merchandise in the FEDERATED MALAY STATES. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. 27 9 Iyamato Col I Phono 432. 41, High Sire.t. Our Great
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    Echo of Ceylon Riots.
    1531 7 Governor's Despatch. The following is the remainder of the despatch on the Ceylon Biota erquirj comniisnion hy Sir John Anderson, the first portion of which was published on Saturday When asked by Mr Sly to prodnoe the men he replied that they had gone they heard
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    Share Market.
    331 7 Messrs. Fraser St Go's. Circular Singapore, Oot 3. Thii week haa exhibited no partienlar variation! in either section of our market. Jnst a steady day by day business is passing in rubbers, exoept that orders of any sis* are at timea difficult to complete on the day of
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    59 7 Temp, Major Sir J. B. S. Campbell, Bart., Royal Scots, late of Tronoh, won the Distinguished Service Order in the following manner. He brought his battalion into action under very difficult circumstances and commanded it with conspiouous con rage. He sue oeeded in evacuating all his wounded during the night,
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      622 7 NOTICES NOTICE. tho jnuVrsiKned, Tan Keng Lni) and Chew Kirn Neo 2LI 6?Sreby give notice that we i div agreed to separate and each other. liV n- wo a'-u agreed that all rights c .hail, as from this U h. null ami void, and that either £Shfree to m irry
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      303 7 WANTED WANTED Junior Shorthand Typist. Immediate engagement. Previous experience not essential. Apply Box 312, c/o Malaya Tribune. 4 10 8 10 WANTED Junior Clerk (Chinese\ Must be an efficient typist and good at figures. Apply personally to GUTHRIE Co., Ltd. Estate Department. 4 10 v WANTED. Singapore flno have vacancy
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      622 7 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INOORPOH&.TBD IN BNQLAND BY KOTAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,000 KftSflrvt Fund p. 1,990 000 Reserve Liability oi Pr ™ri*tor* 1,200,00 '< BANKERS. The Bank of England, The London City and Midland Bank, Ltd., The London
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      89 7 Q the dainty little 1 111 J\JU 1 ILi O laxative granules put an end to all constipation troubles. They am smooth and gentle in action, do not gripe or purge, contain no harmful or habit forming drugs and are an ideal laxative for use in the Tropics. I Sold
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      336 7 THE ORIENTAL Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Establishbt> 1874. Incorporated in Ikdia. FUNDS exceed $30,500,000.00 Absolute Security Income in 1916 -$4,309,517.50 1 Total Out go In 1916 $2,490,418.50 Assurance effected In 1916 $4,230,542.85 I Increase In Funds $1,819,099 OG Total Policies in force 65,841 «ssoring, with Bonus additions, $72,522,348
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      169 7 Singapore Volonteer Corps. Orders for the week ending, Friday, Ootober 12 To-Day. 4.30 p.m. Baleatier Range S.V.A. 5.15 Drill Hall S.V.A. Recruits. m n do S.R.E. v. m do Veterans Oo. do Signalling Section. m do S.V.O. Band. To-morrow. 5.15 Drill Hall S.V.A. .1 yt do S.R.E. v. N.C.Op. 5
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Dally.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Dally.] Vol. IV. No. 237 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1917. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      New Line to Calcutta.
      205 1 San Francisco, August 13.—The importance of the port of San Fi.incieco in the trade with the Far East was recognised yesterday by the announcement of the Bank Line Transport Company, a new corpora tion, that a servioe had been egtab lished between this port and Calcutta,
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      Argentine and Japan.
      79 1 Buenos Ay res, June 8 Japanese enterprise in Argentine is being increasingly manifested. The secnni of the steamors of the Osaka Shosen Kabuslnki Keieba, tSeTacoraa Maru. h*r arrived with rice from Japau and China, t*a from o»pe Town, and large assortment of toys and fancy goods from
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      Singapore Harbour.
      101 1 Signal Msst, East Wharf. Th* berthing numbers for vessels entering Keppel Harbour from the East will bo hoisted on th« South end erf the upper yard, and for veasels entering from the West on the North end. For vessels of th" Strait» Steamship Company and local Vf-ssnla of
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      Singapore Tide Tables.
      44 1 Monday, Oct. 8. -Moon Last Quarter sh. 14 m. High water :—3.43 am 7 ft 1 in 2.49 pm 6 ft. 2 ing. Tuesday, Oct. 9. High water :—5.10 am 6 ft 8 ins. 5 4.4 pm 7 ft. 6 ins
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      Arrivals.
      33 1 October I. Brisbane, British Foo Lee, Chinese Selun, Norwegian Prometheus, Norwegian Siugkars, Dutch October 6. Hebe, British Krian, British Sri Muar, British Van den Bosch, Dutch R. S. Baru, Dutch Produce, Norwegian
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      Clearances.
      48 1 October 5. Edendale, British Kinta, British Will o'the Wisp, British Lady Weld, British Abbotsford, British Rochusseu, Dutch Van Goons, Dutch Barentaz, Dutch Euiile, Dutch October 6. Scott Harley, British Ranee, British Ban Poh Guan, British Janssens, Dutch Siain. Dutch Brouwer, Dutch Singkep, Dutch ReyniersE, Dutch Scion, Norwegian
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        487 1 THERE IS HP I Finer Medium I for Shippers' Advertisements I THAN THE £2 Shipping Gazette. I Write for torma, I 20c Collyer Quay, Singapore. J P.*O.Br!Tish India AND APCAR LINE (COMPANIES INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co. (Under Coutract with Hia Majsety'l
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        285 1 I stoomvaart naatscnapiw "lederland" AND Rotterdam Llogd" (Incorporated in Holland 1 (Royal Dutch Mall Companies). REGULAR MAIL SERVIOE Between Java, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai,' Yokohama, Nagasaki and San Francisco and vice versa. For freight, passage and farther particulars Apply to Internationale Crediet and Handelsvereeniging Rotterdam" (Incorporated in Holland) 1 D Almeida
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        34 1 Direct Passage to Seattle by fast s earner under American Flag carrying about 100 first class passengers at moderate rates. For further particulars apply to Messrs Paterson, Simons Co., Ltd. U I 10 10
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        414 1 SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. Entrances—Tanjong Pagar. Whartbm Sicno» «ODowaß Gate Bntbabtciib fcmded Warehouees, Trafalgar St nm* Reclamation. inorage 3 and 1 IT. Pagar. P S Eaat Kaai 1 3nd 2, W/2 2 storage B 1 Wharf Road, ■fc" ,3 19 l do (Dry Dockg) 3 Dock Store, Head 0 Tower Office,
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        470 1 I To Advertisers r |j oun I Shipping Gazette f rculatt* in every port throughout the E MAIAY PENINSULA Terms uu Application. j N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (QVOOSPOBATKD IN /APAB) JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. EUROPEAN" LINE. A service U maintained between Yokohama via rv.rt > w map contract
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