Straits Echo, 8 November 1918

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1 8 Straits Echo
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    36 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE Of EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THB STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY. raJL. A 6. #3O Per Annum. PRNANG. jcKiua i, 3th NGVEMIiEB, 1918 Single Copy, lo cento. No.
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      1406 1 NESTLE’B IWiU THE BESI food pflf VOUh SAttY 90 cts. 1 Mb. TIN < BA N K S chartered 8anli of India, CWrW Australia and China. (iDcarporatetl tn England by Roynl Ctarter.) paid up £1,200,000 £1,2<K>,(XK> Fuud jjgjerve Liability of Proprietors Head Office i y 0 »8, BI8HOP8QATE, LONDON, E.C.
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      7 1 MILKMAID «MOUSED $20.50 H B r #INA»LC
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    THE FRUITS OF A TACTICAL SUPERIORITY.
    1393 2 T*-e historic nomenci* ure of the battles of 1918 presents great difficulties, sod it is to be hoped that tin Franco British authorities may see their way to agr-<e on (fficlal designations for the various bathes. Meanwhile, we may perhaps tarm toe series of
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    Kampar's Reign of Terror.
    512 2 ROBBERS’ METHOD OF ATTACK. Thu Toww bt Abmbd Men The raid on K*mpar on Monday night appears, from further particulars which reached us to-day (says the Ipoh paper of Wcdoeeday), woil-plann6d and boidly executed, The 100-ility chosen for the raid is one where tr« ffij is
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      362 2 >o oc XZDCDCD OC r\ n TOOTAL PIOHE A. TOOTAL PIQUF, lOne*?of the Tootal guaranteed Fabrics. in|*tock in white, grey, biscuit and ssxe blue. Fast waebinp [colours. Heavy rib. Width|44inehf?. it i Pricej $2-90 per yard. J i Vs n u Serviceable NEW Washing Materials. AEHTIX CELLULAR The ideal fabric
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      87 2 Chamberlains Cengh Ktme4 y. When jo* bate a bad cold yo* want a remedy that will not only give relief, bat effeat a prompt and permanent o*re, a remedy that 1. pleasant to take, a remedy that conS° thi, f kj.rW Chamberlain’. Ck>mgh Remedy meet, all tbaae reqiirementi. It acta
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      678 2 ORIGINATING SUMMONS. SUIT /918 No. 2 92 In tba Supreme Coart 'oi the strut Settlements, 1 Settlement of Penang. Ia the matter of aa Indenture of Hi a Mortgage dated the 15th day of Nn. >tutw J 1897 Registered No. 56, Vol 1897 of land known as Lot 7» Iff
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    DEATH OF MR. J. C. SUGARS.
    404 3 (From Our Own Correspondent Singapore, November 8 Mr, J. 0. Sugar*, of tbo Strait* Settle* uient* Civil Ssrvioe, waa found dead in hi* room in Raffle* Hotel yesterday evening with a ballot wound in the head and a revolver in hi* hand. The funeral
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    Singapore Rubber Auction.
    86 3 A Slight Rise. C From Char Own Correspondentd Singapore, November 8, At the Auction 1019 lots were catalogued 4ud 597 sold. Prices were as follows i per pound cts. ots. Fine ribbed smoked sheet 65 to 67£ Good 64J Fine plain W Unsmoked fine plain 50 M
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    Produce Market.
    66 3 Mnssus. AuilN Dinkts A Co.'b Auction# per poind eta, ota. Smoked Diamond Sheet No. 1 60 Smoked Diamond Sheet No. 2 45 „55 Uc smoked Sheet No. 1 48 1 Unsmoked Sheet No. 2 40 45 Crepe, Pine Pale Thin 69 Good 59i I» Fine brown 864 „41
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    To-day’s Band Programme.
    209 3 Esflaxadu, F.M. 1 Fantasia Bonnie Soetland Hare 2 Two Step The Whiatler And Hia Dog Holmes < 3 Selection The Toreador Monckton 4 Walla Quaker Girl Monckton 5 March Bight Left Soiaa Mrs. W. E. Horley and ebildren, who have not beun in the beat of health
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    THE INFLUENZA.
    912 3 In England and Waits[Ruutbes Tblbobams London, November 6. An offioial return gives the number of deaths from influenaa in the great towns of England and Wales as 7,417 compared with 4,482 last week. The respective totals for London are 4,168 and 2,127. lufluutua Ruiauv Ftnru. Previously acknowledged $18,688.80
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    Market Prices.
    358 3 Puang, Normal* 8, 1918. Ban— ct* Soup M per catty 20 Roait do 80 Steaks do SO Stew or Curry Meat do 21 Rump Steak do 80 a Ox Tail each 85 Tongue do 65 do Heart email... each 36 Liver per catty 40 Fillet of Beef do
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      388 3 WANTED CHINESE SALESMAN. Mart bo acquainted with local and willing to travol in the F.M.S. Moat have previous experience. Salary and commission. Good prospects. I Apply XXX, ejo Straits Echo. I stating prarioos experience. Only raliabla man wanted. 806-B—ll—l3- 11 WANTED. A TEMPORARY DRRSSIR for hospital work. Apply THE MANAGER,
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    The Straits Echo.
    96 4 PUBLISHED DAILY (Except Sundays and public holidays) AT THE CRITERION PRESS, LIMrTED, 39, Beach Street, Penang. Price: Daily Local $3O Per annum Outstation Postage Extra. Mall Edition (Post Free) $lB per annum. Cable Address: ECHO PENANG.” Telephone Noe. (Eohoj 88«, Printing Department 343, M.B.—AW busmen communications should
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    YOUR MONEY OR YOUR LIFE!
    1210 4 Now that the 8traHe Timet the Singapore Free Prtet, tho Timet ef Malaya and the Penaog Chinese or.an have etch in turn told the F. M. 8. Government more or less politely what they thiok ol the reign cf terror in Perak culminating in the
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    KAPUT!
    850 4 11 Tradition and discipline oombine to f I keep the German army in the West I together and enable it to oppose Jto the victorious Allies a measure] I of resistance which we cannot fail to I admire. But lengthy and inglorious I inactivity has sapped the morale of
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    M. A. P.
    1030 4 Mr. HJ. GiiUspie, auruu Pr Datob Estate, »ooompaoied by M r A B ‘*«i is gc-irg on a holulny j n India P Ki”K, -bo b* ill.ht.ltb those Ustfe. month, advise<Uo on l eiT h,,b *«a n Mi 'L W, u K bar P B of Messrs.
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      108 4 THE FINEST TONIC AFTER INFLUENZA I s f m «5 GUNDY Recommended by the Nlodlca.1 Faculty PER BOfTi E $1-055-aUTY EXTRA. PER HALF BOTTLE 95 CINTf. OBTAINVBLE FROM PRITUKARD& Co.,Ltd L (iNCOkTORATED IN ETBAITB SETTLFM E5 Ti *-> Mm* JSMCI 8 IFi'EIA/ AN G •A I ~i+\ I -e oy
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    REVOLUTION IN GERMANY
    1240 5 NAVAL MUTINY &GENERAL STRIKES. kill, commanded by sailors. DEMOCRATS DEMAND PEACE. unconditionaC end of THE WAR." [Kiotrr'b Tmliokams.] London, November 6 A mev.tge from Amsterdam says the German HP*» “P ort Ber,omB diBlurUneeB t Kiel on the 3rd owing to an attempt by uniß«n and civilians to
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    Tin.
    25 5 Latest Quotation». Tin (unrefined) quoted here to day a $145 37 J and in Singapore (refioed) a $146.124, business done, obangmg handi 400 tons.
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    IN THE WEST.
    2039 5 [Reuter’s Telegrams.] BACK TO THE MEUSE. Enemy’s Last Retreat1 London, November 6. Sir Douglas Haig leportsi —Iu the great battle that opened yesterday between the Sambre and the Soheldt our Third, Fourth and First Armies heavily defeated with severe losses in killed, wounded aud prisoners, and in
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    ANARCHY IN AUSTRIA.
    517 5 REPUBLIC AT VORARLBERG. Soldiers’ Savagery, London, November 6, A message from Zurich says the utmost confusion and disorder reign in Austria* Hungary, Soldiers are deserting and rush* iog to their homes after plundering military stores. Prisoners of war are escaping and making for their homes as best
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    Outside.
    46 5 The following articles will be found no ur out-id- pages t 2.—Tb~ Fruits of Tactical Superiority. K.mptr’a Rign of Terror. 3—D **h of M’. J. O Sugars. Produce Market Toft Liduci I» —Poio. Crime in Per. k. Toiegr mat 7,—A Memorial tor Kiel, N«y*l BcOoileouuaa.
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    THE BALKAN FRONT.
    586 6 [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Serbs Enter Bosnia Lindoo, November 6. A French Eastern communique states i The Austrians on the Save re-croaaed the frontier. Shabat* baa been occupied. Serbian cavalry entered Boinia where they oooapied Vardiate in the direction of Vice» grad. The Austrians are retreating in diaorder, Their
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    THE ALLIES AND CHINA.
    952 6 [Reuter’s Telegrams] Fulfilment of Unties Urged*. London, November 6. A cable from Peking says the Allied Legations have preaented a Note to Obina recapitulating the many points in which Ohina has not fulfilled its duties ae an Aliy in oonneotion with enemy agents, and also expreaaing
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    CRIME IN PERAK.
    1093 6 Liru and Propurtt No Loxauu ILKASONABL.T CArH." Persk is rapidly earning a reputation whioh is woolly undesirable, for the recent murder of Mr. vaa Cuyleoberg in the Kaaapar district is not an isolated instance ot criminality but merely further evidence of the scandalous state of danger into
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    POLO.
    724 6 Do's aid dokt's von Bnonrvnae. [As the Polo Season is now beginning, the following advice by that master of the game, CJapt. Watd Jackson, whose going co India, says toe Rangoon Timet, is a loss to Barm», will be o( interest to player?.] Do Hoad the Hales, nntil you
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    WHO WILL SAVE CHINA ?
    1907 6 WHO WILL SAVE CHINA On our first page to-day we publish an t item to the effect that 30 000 bandits are a 100 ing, pillaging and slaying in various ;I p rts of Shantung. Ten thou-and refugees have fled from the various villages around j laianfu into that city
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    A MEMORIAL FOR KIEL.
    818 7 (Br A. A. Milnh of Punch The Kaiser has teen mock occupied late ly by his military and othur duties. At ne m m- nt he is tending a tele,ram to th < Empress, calling attention to tie good work don by Wilhelm and Fritz and
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    NAVAL RECOLLECTIONS.
    1496 7 Some Recollect ion». By Admiral Sir Cyprian j Bridge, G. C. B. (Murray. 12s. net.) I Sir Cyprian Bridge has written his Recollections to give the general reader some account of the Navy as it was in the middle of nineteenth century, and also to record for his
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      559 7 I r labuan lottery. It bs8 been decided to merge the Labuan Ten Thousand P o| g r Lottery in the Straits Settlements Two Million roller Lottery as follows: 1. Straits Settlements tickets equivalent to the total > ae f Labuan Lottery tickets sold will be issued to the 5uin
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      76 7 NAVAL ARCHITECTS REQUIRED. ME8383. BB0S3ABJ), MOPIN A 00., OF TIENTSIN reqaire the services of geveral naval architeate engineers and supervisors well versed in the construction of wooden boats. Write stating qualification to the above firm in Tientsin (Chios). 777 —14 —11 For Private Sale. ONB two-seater MAXWELL Motor Car with
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      222 7 BRITISH (SIAM) WAR AID ASSOCUTION. "OUR DAT' 1918 WAR LOAN LOTTERY. TICALS 1,000,000. Tickets, Ticals 5 each, Tickets, Ticals 5 each. 4 '0«r Day'' Fund, For farther particulars and tickets apply to Pbnang Tub* Club, Pbnang Club and Mb. Kboo Hock Ttb, FRED KEMP TON. Eon. Secretary. Lottery Sub-Committee, Houston?
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      546 7 -*»S»S|| AUCTIONS. The undertrned are prepared to take ap auction tales of t Lands, Properties, Estates. Houses. Furniture, Motorcars. Rubber, etc. PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES RENOERED, Far Verms Apply to: ALLEN DENNYS 8 Co.. Auctioneers, Appraisers sta 7, Union Street, Penang. Phone No..393 u tb 6 m D I* io TENDERS
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