Straits Echo, 22 July 1918
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Straits Echo
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Title Section38 1918-07-22 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATEC MALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENtRALLY \ol‘ 1 6. $3O Per Annum. PENANG, MONDAY, uu. nd JULY, 1918. Single Copy, lo cents. N< O. ltt*38 words
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Advertisement1583 1918-07-22 1 IDENSED'M Milkmaid 0 rA l; IB ftSSCONDE s*m«rl*nd« f *A fOH SALE. Booth Ooc *'2-3) neater ‘bcripp* Car TxtMt 1917 model «elf surtrr and n. DiID o L'glitiog mjio Heel SdilloD on 7 run 900 «>*• cwt ei lM»«k far hl Applj to Ths undermentioned garage. iff YOU WANT! COMFORT1,583 words
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Advertisement11 1918-07-22 1 Ifi’S MILK KHuvahts CW*& W»c«B tat to»« Mu OM w V. <♦11 words
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Advertisement168 1918-07-22 2 THE SAVER OF INFANT LIFE IS ABSOLUTELY STARCH-FREE if mothers who cannot nourish their own babies would give them the Mellin Diet from birth we should hear less of infant mortality. Mellin’s Food with cow’s milk will do more to bring your baby safely through infantile health-dangers than any food168 words
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Article475 1918-07-22 3 SIB REGINALD CBADDOCK’B I oCHEME FOB MANDALaY. Absocialkd P&uss Rangoon, Jalv 1. Tbe Lieutenant-GcTrroor, who bai been in Mandalay smca Thursday, to day received tbe Municipal Committee’s address. Replying, Sir Reginald Craddock expressed bis pleas* ore at bis first visit to Mandalay and made an important475 words
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Article330 1918-07-22 3 The following was the report of the Directors presented at tbe annual meeting of the Company on May 31. The D rectors herewith submit to the shareholders tbe accounts of the Company for the year ending 31st December 19-7, duly audited, together with tbe report of the general330 words
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Advertisement231 1918-07-22 3 ,;T WORD TO THE WISE IS ENOUGH" TRADE You don't buy an experiment, if you go in for Bate s Tyree, That are sold at prices that shriek ECONOMY. THE HIGHEST PRODUCT OF BRITISH MANUFACTURE. SEIZE THIS > S' ■m 7 J* Si. < yf ■J -3 rA2S z Bicyclr231 words
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Advertisement49 1918-07-22 3 Accidents Will Hsppen It may be impossible to prevent an aoc:dent, but it is not impossible to be prepared lor it. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is net be. yond anyene’s parse, and with a Ksttla of this liniment yon are prepared fer almeat anything. For sale by all dispensaries dealers.49 words
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Advertisement871 1918-07-22 3 A Deadly Enemy. It is tbe continual dropping that wears away a stone. In tbe same way tbe oon tinned twinges of Rheumatism, oauaing acate soifetibg with each appearance will wear away tbe strongest human system. Tbe first shooting pains seem trivial, but as they continue they grow worse and871 words
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Article1472 1918-07-22 4 The Anjou” Explosion. Mabine Cocet En<4UIEt 1 In the Marine Court, 8ag*po'e, b a fore Mr. P. P. Dav.d (presidnt) C mir, B, ACator, n il Mr, P, G Ritchie *nJ Mr. L P t'rtyna as assessors, an erqniry w-3 con* ducted by M'. A. V. Brown, D.F.r., in o1,472 words
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Article312 1918-07-22 4 The mortality returns for Singapore for the werk ended July 18, laat Saturday, sh w 395 (againtt 416 and 822 in previous weeks) a ratio per mile of 55,71. Pee chief causes of death are malarial fevor C 9, phthisis 62. pneumonia 49, beriberi 33, f-.T*r not spec'fied312 words
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Article194 1918-07-22 4 Questions in Parliament, London, May 30.—Admiral Lord Bereeford has given notice of bis intention to aik a series of questions in the House of Lords respecting the manufacture of the Madsen machine-gun, a Danish invention which, it is claimed, is superior in point of weight to the Lewis,194 words
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Advertisement95 1918-07-22 4 (T oc XIDCDCDC )QCZ>CDO( LJCIDCDCDC O n Reserve Yo >r Pnrcbases. X)C^ hitea way, Laidlaw 00., LIMITED. V, c v. f 0 a 0 A :>■; i r n Commences Monday, July 29th, 0 WRITE FOR BOOK OF BARGAINS. V„. t rim Prampi Despatched. 0 0 cJ Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co.,95 words
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Advertisement71 1918-07-22 4 Digestive troubles. What a world of misery those worlds represent, and yet the disorder can quickly be corrected bv a course of WOODS GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE. a medicine that is particularly efficacious in rases of indication flitulence acidity oi the '•tomach If you are affected in this way, bottle of71 words
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Advertisement588 1918-07-22 4 YWTIIh aa-consum«d food A not eliminaUd f rom s it as nature intended, feneraU. S which became ab.orWd F > causing headaches, bilious, and sluggishness. U| »&cs This state of intsstinal ini is dangerous, and can onl T 1' Dtos, <«L dispelling the fermenting f O ,J k, system. K588 words
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Article558 1918-07-22 5 The following is the report by the Direc1 tors to tbu fiat ordinary annual general muetirg of shareholders to be held on i Saturday, 27th July, at 12 o’clock noon, at tbe regis.e ed office of the Company in MalsCCa. The C mp*ny was registered on 18.h558 words
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195 1918-07-22 5 Anxual Giiuil Memtino. The annnal general meeting ef the members of the Penang Catholic Banevolent Association was held at the Parish Hall yesterday. There were present Messrs. F. Aeria (in the chair) H. 8. B»lbetcbet, B. Lestlar, C. A de Cruz, A. A. Jeremiah, D O195 words
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Article139 1918-07-22 5 The following new books hare been received at the Library The City of Fear, by Gilbert Frankau. Money Changing, by Hartley Withers. Oar Money and the State, by Hartley Withers, Observations of an Orderly, by Ward Muir. The Battles of the Bidges, by Frank Fox. Beyond, by John139 words
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Article375 1918-07-22 5 j P. C. C. re. Mu. Williams’ XI. I Tbe cricket match between the P.C.C. and an eleven captained by Mr. Williams which I was played on the proved quite an intereeting fixture but owing to wane of I time the game ended in a draw. The P. C.375 words
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Article350 1918-07-22 5 Tbe third meeting of tbe Hongkong ConI scription Tribunal was held at Hongkong on July 8 when eleven oases were considered and, as a result, seven men are to be freed for military service During the prooeediogs, tbe Hon. Mr. E. H. Sharp, E. C (chairman), pointed350 words
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Article131 1918-07-22 5 Still FLoraißHijra iir F.M.S. Secret societies we still have with us. The Gbfef Secretary’s report for 1917 notes that a large Triad initiation oeremony was broken up at Euala Eaogaar and 13 persons were subsequently banished in connection with it. In Selangor bands of bad characters gave trouble,131 words
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Advertisement314 1918-07-22 5 to-night to-night g THE m WK i a a t- r r* EHP1KE THEATRE H H H I* r the premier theatre of the colony gigantic race week attractions. SPECIAL BLUE-BiRD PHOTO-PLAY. MUTINY Vs V-v :S E <® WITH Myrtle Gonzalez Vftl Panl and Geo. Hernandez. A Story of the314 words
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Advertisement495 1918-07-22 5 THEATRICAL Co, OF BOMBAY at the Drury Lane theatre Hall, Chatra Bakavali. At our cornpany will goon leave this place ire are staging all our olags far the last time. There will be no repetition. iVe have received several letters from well known persons here asking us to reduce our495 words
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Article, Illustration100 1918-07-22 6 PUBLISHED DAILY (Except Snodays and pohlle holiday».) AT THE CRITERION PRESS, LIMITED, 99, Beach Street, Penang. Price t Dally Local <BO per annum. Outatatlon Poatare Extra. Mall Edition tPoat Free) <lB per annum. Cable Address ECHO PENANG.* Telephone Non. (Coho) 88«. Printing Department 943, S.B.— All businsss100 words
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Article66 1918-07-22 6 Bobinsom. —On July 18tfa, at the Moten it? Hoepitsl, 8 ngspere, to Mr. and U'i. F. H. Bubineoo, a eon. Mile*.—Oa July 8 at Melbourne, the wife of Arthur H Mile* of a daughter. MARRIAGE. Haslam Tate. -At B obmond Surrey England, oo the 29th July. 1918. John Haslam66 words
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Article742 1918-07-22 6 Tbo beat indication of the i ffectiveness of Foch’s oounfer-strcke is to be found in the abort intimation rectived from both Allied and enemy souroea that the Germans hare retired to the north of the Marne. Sach a retirement was bound to be the first test of742 words
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Article455 1918-07-22 6 Saturday saw the opening of the second Straits W-.r L»n. It is roc.a matter about which a great deal can be said now for the Empire, and our own Colony, is perfectly familiar with the urgent need for supplying as much money as possible for the war455 words
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Article973 1918-07-22 6 M-. L Him reaumtd dutiai »-t Singapore, after bii indisposition, as third magistrate on Friday, e Mr. L C. Pares a, son of Mr. F, G. Porera of Kuala Lumpur, is now on aotive service in Mesopotamia. Mr. F. M. Baddeley, Posimaeter-General, reported bis return from leave973 words
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Article1007 1918-07-22 6 Invest Your Winnings. T»e Lun haa b.63 dji k.i public. It way bi suggested to 1°^* b| persona who intpod to imb Kre u i money at the races by not folio*;,,, 01 tip, to.mo. ws that they will •auethiS from much d stppo-.ntment tbs and third day1,007 words
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Advertisement141 1918-07-22 6 r ritchard LlMlTED(lncobpobatbd in tbi Stbaits Ssttlbkbb tb) Penang and Ipoh OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. New Season’s Goods, v U Flannel Pyjama Suit Gsiit’a Ceylcn Flannel Fyjama Suits. Stripped, in 3 qualities. S.M size $o 00 ?S 00 $8.50 M. size $6.50 $8.50 $9 00 O.S.M. site $7.00 $9 00 $9.50 F\NCY141 words
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Article3293 1918-07-22 7 [Reuter’s Telegrams.] GERMAN RETREAT FROM MARNE. TWENTY thousand prisoners. «esch despatches. «.HPE STEADILY PURSUED. i.j. »f«r bratkiog l .<» .im 0» “>» ,r 0““ ui MonUgM de Bh.toe on C S i*. 0 d 17 the French in oonjMC-‘-OOP. on Julj 18 2^«-- ,ro 01 Ii p t3,293 words
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Article588 1918-07-22 7 [Reuter’s Telegrams] Met eren Retaken l I Many Prisoners Captured. Lot-d r f JlU 20.2 p.m, Field-Marshal Haig sajg that as a result cf {operations on July 19 enr lire in the j Mfteren sector was ad vine, d cm a front cf about four thousand yards588 words
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Article68 1918-07-22 7 Tbe following artioie* will be found on jar outside Pages i 8 —Looal Salt-Government in Barms, 4. —Toe M A>j>u" Explosion. Singapore lii-Htaltb, 5. —Colinsbargh Babb-r E <tatp. Oicket. 8, Telegrams. F. M. 8 M>ilion D •‘r Lottery. S', P-trick a Day 19:8. 9. —Cuttings Frrmtbe Germ n Pre»r,68 words
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Article680 1918-07-22 8 [Reuter’s Telegrams.] GERMANY HEAVLY BOMBED. Ztpptlina Destroyed. London, July 21. Our aeroplane! on July 19 dropped seventeen tons of bombs on hostile dumps, railway stations and aerodromes. Our aviators on one occasion dropped bombs on an aerodrome from a height of 100 to 600 feet. Oae pilot680 words
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Article655 1918-07-22 8 [Reuter’s Telegrams.] |BIQ SHIPS LOST. But all Lives Saved. London, July 19. The thirteen thousand ton Cuntrder Carpathia outward bound was torpedoed and suck in the Atlantic on July 17. Survivors are being brought in. The Carpathia was torpedoed three times. All were saved exoept five655 words
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Article606 1918-07-22 8 [Rmrrnu's Tm.nomans.] London, July 20. A wireless Russian official says the Central Executive Committee has issued a message made public from the Ural Regional Council concerning the shooting of l the ex-Tsar. Ekaterinburg being seriously threatened by the approach of the Cs?ohoSlovaks simultaneously a counter-revolu- tionary conspiracy to606 words
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Article226 1918-07-22 8 A Big Scheme Sanctioned It is only a natural sequel to tbe gatherirg volumd of iooal opinion in favour of a monster lottery in the FM 8. in aid of war funds, that we now learn authoritatively, says the Timet of Mjilaya, that a iottsiy b-s226 words
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Article90 1918-07-22 8 It is notified in tbe Government Gazette that His Majesty tbe King bss been pieastd ro approve of tbe grant of tbe Imperial Service Medal to tbe following rffioers. —Mr. W. A. Clough, surveyor, Puh io Works D partment, length of service, 27 yearn. Mr H.90 words
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Article613 1918-07-22 8 From Char Chon Correspondent London, July 18. The prices in the London Rubber Market to-day were: Pals Crepe 2/2 J Diamond Smoked Sheet 2/1* Despatches state that Cologne, Berlin and other Teuton papers admit that the German holding and irfluence in the United States are being eradicated613 words
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Article24 1918-07-22 8 The following letter* have been received by Mr, H S. Ruestlf in connection with the St. Patrick Day War CharitLs,24 words
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71 1918-07-22 8 (Foe Ikish Sailors and Soldiers who HAVE LOST THEIR LIMBS IN '1 HE War) Dear Sir, I have to-day waived yours of the 9th April with first of exchange for .£5O aa a subscription to the Hospital. I desire on behalf of my committee to71 words
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Article71 1918-07-22 8 Dear Sir, You*letter of April 9th has reached as safely, enclosing drait value £5O towaids oar Tobicco Fund, for which we send oar cordial thinks to yoaraelf and coctnbators We shall have pifaaure in despatching puoela of "smokes” to oar splendid I Lb Regiments, and we hope many71 words
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Article146 1918-07-22 8 (From Owr Own On respondent.} Oa the 20:h inst. Inspector Ltmerton charged one Labu with cruelty by working a bullock having a small u'oer on the neck. A fine of $5 was imposed. For having absconded from Ayer Running Estate Dm and Man were fined 17, or in146 words
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Article48 1918-07-22 8 The following programme of music will ba pUyed at the Esplanade this evening at 6 pm:— 1 Overture Tuanita Williams 2 Two Btep Little ***** Girl Walter 3 B*l otion Nabuoo Verdi 4 W*lta The French Maid Kief art 5 March The Old Ship Elliot48 words
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Article12 1918-07-22 8 S.P Tapioca $7 35 sales MP. $740 Nutmegs 110 $45.0012 words
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Article407 1918-07-22 8 Latest Quotations. Tin (unrefined) is quoted here to-day at $169.50, buyers no sellers, in Singapore (re-fi-ied) at $l7O, business done (200 tons sold). Mr Kbaw Joo Tok advises us that the outputs from the following two companies for the first half of Ju y were;—Bangnon Valley, No Liability, 290407 words
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Article506 1918-07-22 8 The followiog 4re fv>( fortt.» dt«»in(..n.1h 4t d I* 1 Of n. the PdonDK Cnck*t Club C k k P‘C|^ h Sxnolks i— c H r.^»"y a OR A Go*tly 15) bys.?ft) bp 15) 9i H G 8a*nnon (—is A —164) El Deh! r .V S ’S506 words
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Article63 1918-07-22 8 BATUEDAY, JULY 20. 8t Margaret. Cricks", Esplanade. Sunday, July 21. Eighth after'Trinity, P. V. R C Shoot. Monday, July 22. I own Bund, Esplanade. Tubsday, July 23. Penang Raoes. Singapore Assizes Open. Wednesday, July 21 Full Moon. War Anniversary Meeting Chamber i Commerce 4-15 p m. Town63 words
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Advertisement79 1918-07-22 8 For Children’s Hacking Cough »1 N# i Woodj'l Grrrat Cara la. M* FOURTH ANNIWI® OF THE WAR. A MEETINGof the public will be held at the Chamber of Commerce at 4 15 p.m., on Wednesday 24th July, for the purpose of drawing up a programme for the observance of the79 words
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Article455 1918-07-22 9 inevitable the Germane have pnbA' wB 7. nf conventional nonsense about ,bed pieD hr morale of the Allied troop*, t^ d C 'VLm the observations and *pp>a- o'p'»" d d r BC, /iithi. P* (tof lbe nQru)al Q r foi* f l,ion Policy; that is455 words
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Article190 1918-07-22 9 The fall story of the Loch Doon flying icbool and aerodrome fiasco is told for the first time in the new report of the Belect Com* nuttee os National Expenditure, For fifteen months an a-mv of workmen were employed is this job, using up enormous quantities190 words
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Article274 1918-07-22 9 Dati EiroBMD Fixbo. lbs representative Committee appointed l tbep*blio nabbting held reoently in the H»il, Ipob, in regard to an Agricultural wow id the Uinta Distriot has began its mi! TI 1 l ie ‘Uet« are now being disthe State in regard to It 1' luted that274 words
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Article690 1918-07-22 9 TO-MORROW’S PROGRAMME, TUESDAY, 23rd JULY, 1918. 1 The George Town Plate. Value $4OO and $5O to the Sooond Horse A Handicap f<r all Ponies that have not won a raoe other than a Pony Race ainoe the let January, 1917. Entrance Fee $2O. Distanoe six furlongs. Mr.690 words
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Advertisement345 1918-07-22 9 x_ Sleeplessness JODOdOC DCZX DC 4r(1Afl a h a 80m of disease or undue excitement m it. The t. U8e l a c °ffee, tobacco, or any narcotic, may bring it on. 80 co e from dyspepsia, a general run-down condition of the r0m 18 8 nutrition excitement, etc. In345 words
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Advertisement13 1918-07-22 9 Far Okil4rea’« Hacking Co«*h at lllftV. Will's Om* P»optra it Oira 14 S',13 words
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Advertisement542 1918-07-22 9 I 9 9 9 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS WAR LOAN RONDS. Q Bearing interest from the date of purchvse at per cent per annum, payable Half-yearly en the aeth January and the aoth July REPAYABLE AT PAR on THE 20th JULY, ***** 9 9 9 PRICE OF ISSUE—IOO PER CENT >» 9542 words
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Article375 1918-07-22 10 PAKOHAUD— BtbATTOM A quiet wedding took place in the Church of St John the Divine, Ipoh, on Friday morning, says the T.O M, the con trading parties being Mr edl Augustus P&nchaud, of the Idris Hydraulic Mine, Kano par. and only aon of the late Mr J375 words
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Article269 1918-07-22 10 (Jo'rcm Our Gum Correspondent^ On Friday the 12th instant, Inspector Gowland of Teluk Anson, prosecuted Mr. J H. McKeon a Britisher and a private land owner, before Mr J A Black for having on the Ist idem assaulted Dr Orme, a public servant and ealtb Officer for269 words
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Article300 1918-07-22 10 The following cases were brought bj Inspector Lamerton before Mr Forrer Magistrate. Senawi bin Asahat, for haring committed theft in a dwelling on the night of the 14th inst. of one Chat on the Krian road of carrying away a tin box of elothes valued at 9to. was300 words
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Article863 1918-07-22 10 Beitain’b Lead "German air prestige due, not was the opinion attribute bv l *t" correspondent to a French (A nl 19th>, and whilst one h*. against conclusion from x 10 eipenence, reports from othsr 1 1 indicate that the Alliss at l# 1 claim a863 words
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Advertisement224 1918-07-22 10 Began Governments Allied The q Over K* 9 1 4V EWR TERS ROYAL To Equip their New Armies Compare the work and you too will choose the ROYAL Typewriter,—the machine that makes big organizations complete. STOCKED IN BRIEF, POLICY 8 FOOLSCAP SIZES BY THE SOLE IMPORTERS: AND COMPANY. rs-toi'*'■*'*> A224 words
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Advertisement86 1918-07-22 10 Chafc.iKiiJUii 8 t aunli t When j zu L<»ve a bail cold yoo i remedy that will not only jeiwe relief, feet a prompt and permanent care, r that ii pleasant to take, a remedy taina nothing iojurioee. Cbani b r Cough Remedy meets all thaae reqair* 1 It acta86 words
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Article1964 1918-07-22 11 THE PACTJ. .Why Her 1 ffort is Dilated. (Fly Edward, Price Bell) Mr. Edwaid Price Bell, who has ren dered so many services to the Allies before aod since America came iato the war, and is one of the authorities best fitted to speak on1,964 words
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Advertisement162 1918-07-22 11 71 ESTATE SUPPLIES. I I IN STOCK Aoetio Aoid 99 per oent. Barbed Wire. Gary’s Box Strapping inch. English Sodium Bisulphite. Green Mosquito Wire Gauze. Latex Pans. Momi Gases. Mosaic Tiles. Par-Boiled Bice. Peninsular Acetate. Th B co^i..» Tapping Knives. Veneer Chests WITH CANVAS FITTINGS. White Porcelain Gups. White Zinc162 words
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Advertisement407 1918-07-22 11 ESTABLISHED 1874. the oriental Government Security Assurance Company, Ltd. luorpontfd it Itiii, BRANCH OFFICE, KUALA. LUMPUR. A. C. Lawton, Secretary Penang, Kedah, F M.8, Finds eiceed 188.300,000 Claims Paid $28 600,000 LOW RATES LIBERAL CONDITIONS ipply tor i*r v- pectus etc. to L. Y. SWEE Coy. 64 66, Beach Street407 words
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Advertisement1477 1918-07-22 12 P. O.—BRITISH INDIA AND APGAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL SAILINGS(TJndei Contract with His Majesty’s Government.) The Company’s MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY art at present suspended. Passengers for Europe are booked via Bom be > as opportunity offers and as fares sosrwodstinn1,477 words
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