Straits Echo, 1 November 1918
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Straits Echo
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Title Section35 1918-11-01 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENfS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THB STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND THB FAR EAST GENERALLY VOL. lt>. #3O Per Annum. PENANG, FKIGAY, Ist NOVEMBER 1918 Single Copy, lo cento. No. J6l.35 words
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Advertisement1369 1918-11-01 1 NESTLE S MILK rUtID IffE BESi FOOD fQg YOUt' BABY I i 90 cts* tin r BANKS XLA n AjTi* U rsanared Bank [of India, c a Australia and China. (Incorporated la England by Royal Charter.) £1,200,0CD £2,000,000 £1,200,000 Paid up Capital gfigrrs F ond Be «erve Liability of Proprietor*1,369 words
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Advertisement5 1918-11-01 1 MILKMAID $20.50 Rfc .>BTA|NAM.t CVCI5 words
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Article1491 1918-11-01 2 Every one with a sense of humour 11 sympathises with Don Quixote in his dels* f 9ions because, though roiatsk-n, he was transparently sincere. We hare (says the Spectator) much the same feeling in regard 1 to Mr. Belloc’s olever and spirited crusade 1 against what he1,491 words
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Article582 1918-11-01 2 I beg leave (says a writer in an Amari can paper) to iepeat here two well-knowi reasons why no peace with Germany by agreement,” no peace settled at a oounoi table where Germany has a seat, should br thought of for a moment, It is not582 words
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Advertisement270 1918-11-01 2 HEW STOCK OF DCDCDCDC DO OCX=> aoOOOC British American Lamps n L< A Mj m x MILLER’S Table lamps. Nickle plated centre draught embossed container with powerful round burner, crystal chimney Land opal shade. PRICES $12.95, 18.95 $14.96. •Sin. 8fca<Je. i |I a.c. ii SHERWOOD’S HANCINC LAMP. 'Central draught, circular270 words
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Advertisement17 1918-11-01 2 J I *Th* Frte Prat, By B> t «E Loadoa j Altai »ad TJawia. [2*, W, att-]17 words
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Advertisement632 1918-11-01 2 ORIGINATING SUIT 191Q /Vo, 292 In the Supreme Court of th* J Settlements, Settlement of Penang the maUer of aa Indenture isQ7 t8 w®*- daled lhe I6ti »d»y of Utl,t( »J 1897 Kegistered No. 56 Vo! i vv^ 1897 of land known J^ V U J IV B.l.k Pulo* ialwjfj632 words
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Article666 1918-11-01 3 THE STONE YIELDS A LITTLE MORE BLOOD. If a public educator wished to explain what is meant by the phrase "drawing bicod from a stone" he oould not (says the Straits Timas) hare a better illustration than the series of eireelars issued by the Government of the Straits666 words
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Article243 1918-11-01 3 In view of the prevailing epidemic, all drills and parades are cancelled until further orders. There will be a voluntary Church Parade at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday, the 24th instant. Fall in at the Penang Club at 5.80 p.m Dress—ceremonial. Pte K. Mariappeo, of the Ambulanoe company,243 words
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Article27 1918-11-01 3 Mr.Khaw Joo Tek adviees us that the output from Roepibon Extended Liability for October wae i—Oubie yards, 60,000; Hour#, 465 Pioult, Ml. Stopped serin days,27 words
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Article1257 1918-11-01 3 Abating u Purina. Thu general opinion of the dootors in Penang is that the epidemic here ia abating i —there being fewer fresh oases now than there ware a few days age. As all the i reports of deaths that have ooemrred after the 26th instant have not1,257 words
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Advertisement752 1918-11-01 3 "jtTl ABCHlTWtS MQDIRED. ngo3 ARD, MOPING Oo.j req, r ,he r,,oe ot or I grobiteots ,Kn> «H r,r<110 .pH™’' 1 1 j*u of bo*t* «tint q»™-»" 0 t. the .1.»engineers and the oooitrecti »n |r«a jgTientiio (Chios). m clerk wanted. F A N ESTATE ID Lower Perak °u,‘ 4 K752 words
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Advertisement211 1918-11-01 3 DRINK SAKURA BEER and STOUT CHIANTI CLARET iu cases of 12 liters bslf straw bottles. Martini and Rossi The famous Italian Vermouth AND THE WILL NEVER TOUCH YOU. C. AURELY A Co. PATRONIZED BY ROYALTY THE KNOWN SATISFACTION t OF ALL USERS OF SILVA'S JEWELLERY s has established faith in211 words
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Article, Illustration96 1918-11-01 4 PUBLISHED DAILY (Except Sundays and public holidays) AT THE CRITERION PRESS, LIMITED, 59, Beach Street, Penang. Price: Daily Local $80 Per annum Outstatlon Postage Extra. Mall Edition (Post Free) 118 per annum. Cable Address: ECHO PENANG.” Telephone Noe. (Eoho) 586. Printing Department .943, M.B.— All bu*ineot communication*96 words
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Article1129 1918-11-01 4 Here is a rough literal translation of rather a curious item from the German Official Wireless sent out from Naeem In the same way as the returning prisoners of war, so many inhabitants of the districts formerly ocoupied by the Germans are being mflseuced, with the result1,129 words
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Article959 1918-11-01 4 Mr. J. W. Hadden, Assistant Government Analyst, Singapore, left for Australis on leave on Monday last. The Governor has been pleased to reoognise Senhor A. F. de Carvalho as Consul for Portugal at Singapore. Mr. L. H. Langston, who went to Medan to recuperate after an attack959 words
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Article956 1918-11-01 4 Et Dona FerenteaT It la perhaps a coincidence, B Time* points out, that a cuUr varying its increases 0 f J? 6B| «it. officers, should have be* n J to ib or about or shortly bafor Ued date of the last editorial ft» to the matter by our956 words
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Advertisement185 1918-11-01 4 I r-% r-* 3 a si I u 2 SPECIAL LINE OF MUSLIN MOSQUITO NETS STRONG DURABLE INEXPENSIVE WRITE for* >AM PLEI PRICES PAY A ifISIT TO OUR NEW SHOWROOMS 8,000 SQUARE FEET, t PRITCHARD Co., Ltd., <4 •8 I (INCORPORATED IM STRAITS SETTLEMENT» COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS RENANG •F is185 words
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Advertisement26 1918-11-01 4 TANK FUND, TICKETS Si. FIRST PRIZE New Elgin Motor Car VALUE $5,000. OUTSTATION APPLICANTS MUST ENCLOSE POSTAGE And apnij to the Hon. Bees., Tank Fund, Penan*.26 words
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Miscellaneous15 1918-11-01 4 THE WEATHER. 1st Notixbss. Temperature 74® Runfall 24 hours 5 m m. 80* .19 ia,15 words
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Article670 1918-11-01 5 [Reuter’s Telegrams.] BIO BAG OP PBldONIBS. Eritiih Co Operation i Londcn, October 30, k Hr ,tub Italian Offloial message says the Tenth s-mj. ««oe the lh lament of operations, has taken prisoner., of -hiob .be Fee,. Zt Brtot 0 rps took 6.17« Tb gnib-r of guns and material670 words
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Article299 1918-11-01 5 [Reuter’s Telegrams] Italian Front. Loiidor-, October 81, 8,15 a m. An Italian communique states I—Bast of the Piave wnoontinue cur advacoe, rapidly sweeping away the rnemy who vaiaiy attempts to s’em our march. The bea 4 s of oar columns have reached Serravall»-, Ursago, Glarina sudOdc’uo, Our cavalry299 words
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15 1918-11-01 5 London, October 31, 4.49 p.m. Reuter learns that Turkey has sur-eoder-ed unconditionally.15 words
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Article86 1918-11-01 5 A Steady Market (/'Vow Char (hm Correspondent^ Singapore, Novnub.r 1, At the Auotion 1190 tons were oatalogu d and 736 sold. Prioes were as follows per pound ots. cte. Fine ribbed smoked sheet 68 to 63 Good floe ribbed Smoked 45 671 Plain smoked 46 49f Ribbed86 words
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Article55 1918-11-01 5 The following are the alterations in Messrs, A, A. Anthony A Co/s share list to-day Yesterday. To-day. Robber. J 1 cm p 2 Bnkit Jelotenw 0-50 0.60 0.66 0.65 P«r»k Rirer V&llej 135 1M 2,40 MO Mining. Tinßentong 24/6 25/- 24/3 24/9 Tongkah CT 13/9 14/3 14/- 14,6 Tongkah55 words
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Article37 1918-11-01 5 The November Monthly Medal Competition viz. 200 yards handicap for **A” Claes and 100 yards handicap for "B” Class will be held at the Swimmiog Olnb on Bund*y. tb«* Srd lost at 11.16 a.m.37 words
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Article22 1918-11-01 5 Latest QuotationsTin (nnrefined) is quoted here to-day at $149.26. and in Singapore (refined) t $l6O, business done, changing bands 200 tons.22 words
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Article52 1918-11-01 5 The following artioles will be found o* our outside page* 2, Ttn Fiee Press. No Paaca By Agreement.'* j t public Salaries. Penang Volunteer The Irfluenia. 6—Trengganu in 1917. Chinese Com meroial Action. Coats in f be Came- Contempt of Court. 7 —The Himonra of Bxtra-Territonality. S Ntutrals and52 words
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Article395 1918-11-01 5 [Reuter’s Telegrams.] bERbIaNS NEARING DANUBE. Reclaiming MontenegroLi* don, October 30, 6 25 p.m. The latest news shows that the Serbians in Northern Serbia are now forty milee from th* Danube, while another force of Se bians is near the Bosnian frontier. Nearly half of Montenegro has been395 words
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Article107 1918-11-01 5 Young Samian Shot* CFrom Our Own Correspondent Ipob, November 1* Ten armed Ch ne'e gang robbers held np six motor cars yestarday afternoon on the Kampar—Temoh Road and shoK dead young Mr. Van Ouyhnberg, a nephew of Mr. Allan Van Cuyler.bsrg. The former bad just returned107 words
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Article160 1918-11-01 5 from the Deli OouratU of Tuesday i The Vaderland denies the German statent that the M Entente" is bringing inoreaeed pressure to bear on Holland. The Afofta points out the great importance of the re-establishment of overland communication between France and Holland. The Entente oan now provision160 words
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Article579 1918-11-01 5 [Reuter’s Telegrams.] British Front. Artillery ActiveLoudon, Oe f ob?r 80, 11.50 p.m. Sir Douglas Haig reports There habeen nothing except outpost artillery activity. Local Raida. London, October 31. Bir Douglas H»ig rrports» —We took a few prisoners and ir Aided casualties in raids in the neighbourhood (f579 words
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Article1324 1918-11-01 5 AUSTRIA-HUNGARY PEACE. [Rbutbr's Tblbqrams.] EVACUATIONS PROCEEDING. In Italy and Serbia Loudon, October SI, 6 a m. Ad Austro-Hungarian offici 1 message says:—“ On the Veostiao plain the English and It«'ian6 thrust further forward and appreciably extended the places which they have brcken through to the north an-' south ot Montello,1,324 words
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Article1053 1918-11-01 6 A particular interest attaches to the annual reports of the British Agent in Trengganu, because through them we ean tee the gradual carrying out of the trocesa which hat rescued other States i Malaya from the depression of the past and brought them into that eondi lion1,053 words
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Article968 1918-11-01 6 REMOVAL OF A SIGNATURE FROM A CHOP. I la the Sspreme Cosrt, oa Monday, the i action brought by Ang Yong Yap, trading as Chop 8o:n Tuye against Kob Teng Pow, trading as Chop Cbye Soon, was concluded i before Mr, Justice Ebden. The plaintiff i sieged968 words
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Article484 1918-11-01 6 Through no ambition or intrigue of our own (says a London paper) but through the wicked and wanton vanity of the Junker caste we have been compelled to spend our 1 treasure like water, and to incur debts which, if not paid by these who foroed484 words
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Article452 1918-11-01 6 Abmuxian Hobbou. Asa fighting man the Turk is said by our soliiers to hare a moral superiority over the German. But when it comes to the massacre and torture of civilians the Kaiser's Eastern dupes are worthy companions of the despoilers of Belgium and the ravishers of452 words
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Article571 1918-11-01 6 PEKING’S EFFORIB FOR PECAE, Events in China daring the past week convey the impresshn that matters politically are as oomplex as ever. Theta is, however, a glimmering hope as we learn that in spite of the reported ref a sal of the j South to recognise the571 words
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Article419 1918-11-01 6 Dr. Davis, who was the Royal dentist, writes i-—" Dae§ the Kaiser actually sit in this vary ohair P” they would ask in incredulous tones. Does ha ever talk about anythin? P Please tell me what he said the last time he was here.” Apart419 words
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Article1285 1918-11-01 6 THI RECENT PROCEEDINGS IN PENANG. More Six a a pom Comment, < The reoent case in Penang, where the Editor and Directors of the Straita Echo were tried for contempt of oonrt, has, we confess, disturbed oar preconceived notiois as to what is legitimate criticism of matters1,285 words
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Article270 1918-11-01 6 Japan’s Mihtart Strbhgtb A'Ubabad, October 12 The Pioneer'a Tokio correspondent writes Tne number of troops that Japan hiide cided to send to Rassia is not yet acc« r ately known. The deolaratian of the Q OT ernment on announcing its decision to participate with the other Allies in270 words
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Article374 1918-11-01 6 From an industrial and commercial point of view considerable importance attaches to the decision reoently reaohed at the Educational Conferenoa held at Peking to initiate an organised effort to make Mandarin the only spoken language of China, and do away with the hundred dialects now in existence.374 words
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Advertisement46 1918-11-01 6 Now Is ths Time. For rheumatism you will find nothing better than Chamberlain’s Fain Balm. Now is the time to get rid of it. Try this lini« ment and see how quickly it will relieve the pain and soreness. For sale by all dispensaries and dealers.46 words
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Advertisement80 1918-11-01 6 Chans burial n s Cwg* When job have a bad cold yo« «JjjL* remedy that will not only giw rel,or feet a prompt and permanent care, that ie pleasant to take, a tains nothing injerioes. Coegh Remedy meets all these req It acts en natare’s plan, relieve* 1 f aids80 words
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1398 1918-11-01 7 A TANGLE fob the ha^ue. A correspondent of the Times sends the following story of the fashion in which the 'capitulations/’ or extra-territorial ty work in Moroeco Judging by their names it might- be thought that the origin of the difficult and important case here to1,398 words
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Article496 1918-11-01 7 Hahdb Off, According to an Amsterdam message to the Morning Pod, there Is a rumour current in certain oiroles at The Hague that Monsigaor Nolens, who is engaged on the task of forming a new Datch Cabinet, contemplates the possibility of preparation for peace. In this496 words
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