The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 19 June 1918
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Article926 1918-06-19 936 Tto naoit weighty matter io the day’s hiqtai ii sot the brief account of the British f oot, the desultory seesoi tbs It'ban front, the reviving of iottioi ud Georgian r pposition to the Tww-Girnoi ia the Caucasus at Kira (web if ancceufal bars the way to Persia),926 words
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Article600 1918-06-19 936 D 11. P Hackar, M-dictl Officer, Perak, has been granted three months’ full p±y have f dm Meicb 1. Mr. G H. Naeh, Dislnc* Offic®-, J lebu, has teen ajpeioted a lemporary tiicond L eutenant in the M.V.I. lhe Hjd. Mr. Eu Tong San is expected to600 words
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Advertisement91 1918-06-19 936 grafts €cbo. fin! -VBLISH® 0 D fIILY (Ewfi s»"*’?* Md pobllc h01llla AT THE (BfERION press, limited, H, B<ach Street, Penang, price: Local ISO per annum. Outstation Postage Extra. ■ln Edition (Post Free) |lB per annum. CaM Address: ECHO PENANG.’ Telephono Nos. (Echo) 58«. Printing Department 30. J tafiMtt tOßtnuD91 words
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Article2051 1918-06-19 937 [RtUTKR S ILIOBA-ifS j Montdidkr AgMtt Attacked. London, Jire 9. A French communique sU.test—lbe German! launcned at midnight a v o .rtil'ery prepirilion from the n 'h of Montdldier to e»»t of tbs 0 On bitter*. immeditely lotensifi-d their center fire. At 4.30 in the morning the enemy[RtUTKR S ” ILIOBA-ifS j - 2,051 words
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Article609 1918-06-19 938 [RiUTca'a Tblrgbams.] lUKKEY’3 AMBiHON, L ndun, June 7. An Atnrerdam message tuac the Kreuz Zedunj atbeks Turkey fur its ambitions on me Buck S?a coast and the and that the union of the Ciimea With Turkey is ata impossible because; it wou d injure the Ukraine’s vital[RiUTca'a Tblrgbams.] - 609 words
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Article686 1918-06-19 938 Premier on Situation. London, June 7. Mr, Lhyd G a nrgs, speakixgat a dinner of tbe Pi inters’ Pension Assi ciation, said that th j present generation cf Britishers had made unsurp s ed tacrlficci together with our Abies fo? a great purpo.e and a high ideal.686 words
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Article614 1918-06-19 939 [Rudtbr’s Telbgbams.] EflVuYd AM) HOSPITAL bHIP torpedoed. Anon Jane 6. Tne h< fepital ship Koningen Regenlea with the Ecglisn delegates lor War Prisoners Conference abend, stiuck a mine tff the English coast twenty miles from Leman bank. Foor stokeis are believed to have been drowned The purser[Rudtbr’s Telbgbams.] - 614 words
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Article930 1918-06-19 939 [Riutm’* Tbligiams] Singapore Races. Retaliatory Measures. London, June 7. The Daily Chronicle states tnat counter measures have been taken respectirg the tieatment of German prisoners of war in coosequtnce of German cruelties to captured Britishers. These retaliatory measures are extremely mild m comparison. For example, German prisoners[Riutm’* Tbligiams]; Singapore Races. - 930 words
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Article41 1918-06-19 939 To be sh«- M|ii The BC^ n “/,‘wto i' J teoCt<i fuetl'g tb« O‘'C 1.w., iof*’' l fl, t»» aii* 1 d t h by <7 compile-' B B w t *«a*r for lit». Bd CB41 words
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Article658 1918-06-19 940 TILIO*^ B WiSb.Dgt ?D, JUQ6 aUmias aon aace taat!7o T:8 SnifP j IOQ QOJ tons had been S r»’’ w iCa tt,tlo 19J1> UU.W o«« •>««>» ton9 We 6 ‘‘iXjUis ibipballdiog tow <q«l« oneX Of tb. total werch.nt toon.ee litico in the United Kingdom in 1917. Lif.fi'inicftbe ■b’PTILIO*^B’] - 658 words
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Article205 1918-06-19 940 On the 7;h iust. Ii ip setor Gowlard charged before Mr, B ack, Magistrate,one Kodiah, a Telugu coo y on the Sebrarg Ea ate with theft of a bundle of cheroots valued, at 40 cents. He had a previous conviction which he denied, He was, however, awiided205 words
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Article298 1918-06-19 940 At the Fuk t Dlstriot Ovurt h.forg M ,G A. Hertford, on the ll'h instant, a Kb<=h riarrrd Nyhm Cbir»g, who W4B caught r d-h ndpd in picking a pocket i e. in steiliug a w*tob snd chain valutd at 16 f om the person of a298 words
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Article786 1918-06-19 940 [KIVTM's 11L10B4M. WHAi u Boats Ij.d A L W h DR’vr, Jure 5 A ***** 0 cxb.’-s uau«t<-d tpo in»r thv fnemy aubm* iuii were fftne ft w jj landC a<-, to pd eg aod 1. e. pp'Dg. Ac pus Ot it i, a lu ,t two[KIVTM's 11L10B4M. ] - 786 words
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Article321 1918-06-19 941 The Directum’ report and accounts for presentation at the eleventh ordinary general meeting to be held on Saturday, 22nd June, at 3 p. m. read Your Directors beg to submit a duly audited statement of accounts for the year ending 31st December 1917. 2. After writing321 words
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Article166 1918-06-19 941 Ordinary M ruing. The ordinaiy meet ng of the Municipal C >nmi*R onen was he d at the Municipal Office yf’steidty uftninoio. There w jf p t-sent Messrs W. Peel (President), C, E. Graig, Ch >e W-r Lock, Qa<h Beng L M. B-ll (M aoicipal Engineer) and W,166 words
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Article880 1918-06-19 941 Inspkctor McLernon’s Coup. A c a y rTut worn bv Jns rector E. J. M-L’rcon, of Put Bireet Poiica b at on, cor;-. b f e M .8, H Ltnis'on in tbc P co C at yeste day afte’noon when two C nn-9 you; ns n»®edTin880 words
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Article135 1918-06-19 941 Mr, H, C. E. Zacharias writeii Aiyci are «ware, an appeal to replace the Obureh Tents lo?t in the recent offeosiw, wii issued a month ago, and it is noit gratifying to be able to report the splendid rssposc that has been made to it. Returns have135 words
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Article233 1918-06-19 941 A pick-up game cf cricket will be played on the Esplanade on Saturday nexttitvws sidvs captained by E. E- Prentie and by V. G. Ezoohiel. The following have b 1» asked to take partV, G. Es^bi**» PrHDtis, E J. Bennett, G 1Motion. J. Meldrum, P. J SprooM.* Bulford,233 words
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Article1717 1918-06-19 942 virD M K £wiMT j! bm -2 nVR tw«my w do la M. cn 9. 1918, 4«»». P“ bl f "'I P« u w if ’.n?o maticn, name.y that nf p .tier g.-e 1° b lO fl t IIW »b*«‘ cnd cl laa “191 ibj KiderK ’“‘j1,717 words
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Article146 1918-06-19 942 Penanq Women Wohxees. Amount previously ‘“k-’-l.lged »7,***** Mrs. Jamieson in Wanderer MrASaye iv As 9 Mr. J. Bown f Mrs. Hymes i n Mrs. SuuLr o Mrs. Laing Mrs, W. Peel jJ 7,533 22 Three cases were pack'd acd k rd y by Messrs, Adamson G,146 words
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Article598 1918-06-19 943 TOM, Cbiniii Towcat Bild up in Bio ad Datligut After a Up«e of eome tian a very daring robbery was committed yesterday ftt'mcioa near Kampar, tbe victim being Towkay Loks Yew, of Kampar (no relative, by the way, of the late Kuala Lumpur millionaire of the earns name.)TOM, - 598 words
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Article39 1918-06-19 943 It is now, understands Clubman in P. G., laid down that a soldier—officer or man—wuo has been invalided home on account of mdaria shall not ba sent again to a fighting front where the fever prevails,39 words
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Article534 1918-06-19 943 r —Malay Mail, The idea that a Civil Servant should be ab’e to retire after 25 yean* seivice with a pension of £l,OOO a year is no doubt one which will be welcomed by the gentlemen concerned, The great majority of Euro peane out here who are notr —Malay Mail, - 534 words
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Article97 1918-06-19 943 The dress rehearsal of the performance cf the MiJsummer Night’s Dream, by the Cambridge Claes of the A.C S., to.k place at the Empire Theatre hat evening. There was a tremulous crowd of friends, sister 8 cousins, mothers and aunts of the boysThe Play is well dressed and97 words
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Article28 1918-06-19 943 {From Our Own Correspondent,) L iLdon, June 10. The prices in the London Rubber Market to«day were: Pale Crepe 8/1 f Diamond Bmoked Sheet 2/0f28 words
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Article468 1918-06-19 943 IS Aft At P,ria th, Fr Sn eA^“ ,I, *K dneua.m, the l, teit 8 offfcnsiTa initiated bv tha •nd other G iroin d ir '«< >n« ot nn nl j 00 to defi., it, objects, j( .J"’"*-’ mhou, ducuMloß, bit pAt 1 ilOeriMoyacdla.tri. hold ‘hewMteryotth.MMwdm?* theco.oper.tion ofIS Aft - 468 words
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Article1156 1918-06-19 944 rWtrminiDg factor in winning or «r you can rul« out the subthe Britiih P T, n°Tf a* t A ied «eels has been heavy, u the Iri'h Channel steamer, the regular daily loss of ■**2e «ahi till theerd of a month, ire made' up 'lhen we have1,156 words
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Article370 1918-06-19 944 Mr W Hargreaves ia jq Penang on bis way H 'Qoe on ret! em?ot. Dr, F. C. Morgan is now a na*d.c*l < ffiaer <n tbe Tank Corps, He was recently married. Mr. E. S Broth,of tbe E«item Extension Telegraph C impany's Singapore staff, is proceeding home370 words
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Article185 1918-06-19 944 Mr. D. Butler, acting Chief Police Officer, Perak, leaves Ipoh shortly, and will be relieved by Mr. M. M. Hatched, who is returning almost immediately from leave in Australia, Mr goes back to N«gri Simbilan as C.P.O. When Mr. G. Simpson A, 0. P. Ipoh185 words
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Article3510 1918-06-19 945 [KiuTua’B Tilbgbmlms.] THE THREAT IO PARIS’ Paris, Jane 12, The Garmans started on Sunday a new cffens.ve to n the salient threatening on the right and toe left lwo bulges made during tbe.r advance in March—-May. Their real general aiiD despite denials of tbs German pees pretending to[KiuTua’B Tilbgbmlms.] - 3,510 words
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Article630 1918-06-19 947 [RlfTlu’s TILIGBA.MB.] AND OTHER BRITISH MATTERS. Load in, June 10, The new.paper. •>»’« lo T° u>a editorials welcoming the Imperial ConThe Daily Ttlegraph eayl '*To here them ■rnntf a. noting in our midet and abating the innermost council, ot the Britieh Oebinet i. at once a atimulu. end[RlfTlu’s TILIGBA.MB.] - 630 words
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Article583 1918-06-19 947 [RuUTIB’s TILIGBXMa] Amsterdam, June 10, The Handeltblad says there can be no further question of transporting wosndsd or prisoners in Dutch ships, or even over Dutch territory, until tbu crime against the Keninqin Regtnie» is cleared up and, if it is proved that a German lubmarme[RuUTIB’s TILIGBXMa] - 583 words
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Article307 1918-06-19 947 T aL J HI,T BICTCLI Io ths D.,11 ct Ca Acton tbi. l&'ll-.ll charged w.tb tfaa tbtft J. to Harlot The evidence for tbs while the witntn J, B P «a •t.irc... eoder wbjch •»w the .ceuM remorin, m'p*" b ojole from th. .tied. Tn«..' »0 th.307 words
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Article71 1918-06-19 947 Mr Cbs»b L. Cbe.b bu rei»^ f'“* friend in Fakhn ipeoimM torni o! tion »nfi ceitificte for Ohintte M.rri.ge* now .nformd The form i. not nltogrtber imUblt atr.i‘l but ii quite intere.tiog Toe d< ol.ruioo fortbe ■•rn f« 0.11. for the foliowin. of partie. to owner of71 words
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Article137 1918-06-19 947 Euccmwoi. oMiro J*' dih There wm Dey Line Theatre H.H ul Pnrsee Emp"« Toettr,c L.dTJit to b< y. which The artis's, betb |b|rß wl tt* tinmeelves admir*bsada dull moment from |T giseais 41 though their pef t t d.ficilty ll there i. not the > t J137 words
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Article1436 1918-06-19 948 Tnurio brauoGLis. A'orStir, June 12, 1918. .»iiw tb6 cioaa of tbi League fU 2 the Police played their fiafcl P ™»d “>• 1 C A beir tVtfD lb’ p P* rsde Rr<,no j B u A “i' C P Md OIUP oa t notorious when they tait Thursday1,436 words
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Article426 1918-06-19 948 Bmults. Men's Doubles Handicap A—-Gregson and Hunt w.o. from Matson and Shervington. Mixed Doubles Handicap—Miss Gold and Baye beat Mr and Mrs Harvey owe 1 7—5, 7—5; Mrs Hogan and 0 0 Rogers owe 4 beat Mr and Mrs Evans owe 2 6—4, 6—l. Men's Single Handicap A—A426 words
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Article485 1918-06-19 949 Cbamb uinnDJU. Swamt. Tb* boring »M r»««ud to-d»y of tho DJ4B #w*q»y,wh«i. ohurg»« St* W £"r .bout M.roL9, l»rt, guv. to W David Acccn.a public servant, the following information, namely that one A. 8. Kader Bawther gave to him an 1.0,U. ebit for 1160 about the end485 words
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Article65 1918-06-19 949 Among tho many interesting philatelic innovations et tho war, none has tho same historical significance as tho postage stamp now mod in Jerusalem. The stamp which is of plain design, io printed in English and Arabic characters, and io of tho face value of one65 words
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Article28 1918-06-19 949 The following io tho result of the tie played effjßtmdiff i Single Handicap—o. A. de Crus (4-69) hll J- TbHQira (4-80) by 860-1 M28 words
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Article375 1918-06-19 949 A Midsummub Night’s Dhim, I The Cambridge boys of the Anglo Chinese I School played A Midsummer Night's Dream I under tho patronage of Mr, Tye They Yuen, I tho Chinese Consul at tbe Empire Theatre I last night. The proceeds, we are informed, I will go375 words
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Article224 1918-06-19 949 CF¥om Our Own Correspondent,) Singapore, Jane 14. At the weekly auction the following prices were realised: Fino ribbed smoked sheet 78 to 9 81 per picul Good ribbed 66 72 do Fine plain 50 67 de lUnsmokod fine plain 60 do Crepes 74 79 do Good pale224 words
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Article443 1918-06-19 949 Europwn amf.ot.re, "*t a ‘ba deration of il,' *7' of the JapanM. made ata# mt?'.J* ha i, at aery poor quality, by* J*it beoau. then I. oo alhLJg? l without, aay. tbe ‘j qneetion of J.p..,,, 4 cowiderad. however, and Aeit,a|„ faot.rer. and baytia .re kee Ml443 words
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Article1127 1918-06-19 950 T ,,t r .jnt b»i two necPßB»ry to the JLtud.peaker, of the Allied nation, not bitt.rae.i and at the “[«.Kbedefeoilon of Ko.,>a lr..n> the t tboM »b. P led ed fi h "L tB At a time when the prorpect of peace looked hopeful, b cause the1,127 words
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Article538 1918-06-19 950 Mr, R. E. Gread, superintendent, Suugei Wargi Estate, bitiawan, ias left for home to join up. Mr. R. H. Bi ike, Chief Accountant and Auditcr, F.MB, Rmwaye, Kuxla Lumpu p has gone home on long li.ve, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. B. Philp?, cf Sungkai, have beth538 words
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Article1225 1918-06-19 951 W K*'» W np‘r’t of tbe Gou t of Appeal m it was ““‘.ed” court by this unueuel intimetwn Four J»»» of war have begotten a general imperturbability even in the law court». »ny industry to ran by itself to-day, say Sir 7 Brio Gedde». We could under»1,225 words
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Article1536 1918-06-19 951 [Bottm*. Ti LMUu The E ew l p.^, Ol^t' l h’ atttmpt to mitimise tba linis z 11 en-f-Rainof m tre ig meet valuable h.t u that the Geimani are very t IT fIT* 1 mg the programme mX £V” their line, whie the co'r L^ 1 that[Bottm*. TiLMUu, - 1,536 words
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Article589 1918-06-19 952 POLI TICAL NEWS. [RiUTlr’b TILKOKAMB.] London, June 12 A Bitting of the Impe ia War Conference was held at the Colonial Office to-day, Mr, Walter Lmg presiding. A la”ge crowd watch?d the arrival of the Oversea Prime Ministers and representatives. At to-day’s meeting of the Imperial Conference Mr. Walter Lang[RiUTlr’b TILKOKAMB.] - 589 words
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Article1064 1918-06-19 953 [Reutir’s Telegrams] EXTENDED MONROE DOCTRINE. London, Jure 10. Addressing a group of diBtiogu:sh°d Mex«iD edit ra and journalists who are touring the United States, at White House, President Wilson emphasised American friendship towards Mexico, He said that his own policy towards Mexico was based on the principle[Reutir’s Telegrams] - 1,064 words
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Article584 1918-06-19 953 Second Day’s Results (F/wn Chur Chirr* C&rrcsp'jraienk} Singap no. Jute 14. The 9‘Cind Day’s Races yesterday re* suited as follows The Sugden Stakes (Scurry Course). Messrs. Offen aod Macgregor’s Ampang 9 0 1 Mr, Archibald’s Floradora32 2 The D. T. Korgsee’s Mayße 6.7 3 Won by 1 1/2584 words
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Article529 1918-06-19 954 i tele- !,d ciX*’ lo tbo .tterm.th 10 tbe X* rDP 0W B “..rd'o c»‘ tbo comu>un,c.. Wjtodi and Compiegnn- Tne **■*.&< not > oom 10 b t’ B minor gains «lone being re6, ,ed bT Tie whole o' ,be °P tr 1 ODB tui fourteen d»J. h»«529 words
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Article603 1918-06-19 954 The refusal of the Prussian Diet to pass the Equal Suffrage bid may cause something of a political crieis, but probably nothing more tedous will happen as regards tbe conduct of the war thin happened in England when Proportional K?pies?ntation was rej eted. These polit cal603 words
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Article544 1918-06-19 954 Mr. A. J. Arthur of Klang, has left for India to join the Indian Army Reserve of Officers. Mr, F. Mitson of the Eisfam Eitemiou Telegraph Company leavea tc-day for Singapore. Mr. Edwin Tesianeoho has returned to Singapore much benefited in lealth by bit tiip to Australia.544 words
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Article1318 1918-06-19 955 Food for Holland and Her Colonies. An eii ao d ni y amount of Lma Bet me Beaded to c mpietn toe reciprocal arrangements hy wbicn Holland finds ships for the Allies and the Allies *allow food at their disposal to be sent to Holland and her Colonies.1,318 words
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Article1519 1918-06-19 955 [Bumn’e French expert. poUt ujVtS'l?. ll Uh wing threat.., the tbn n' 10 ,h i e centre Bot -Mie the German, rWt obt.ioicg mexiniiiß kilomitrei, Tbej .d m t u M »bly c.«.e more hon.ot oit that driving iB tbe n bee Hindenburg. Hence tbe rw. s. Aisne[Bumn’e - 1,519 words
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Article453 1918-06-19 956 [RiUTIR’s TILBGBAMB.] Submarine Menace. London, June 13. A te. grana from N w York a*ys that tbe survivors cf ths Pinirdclrio state that the German submarine which sank her was accompanied by a 6000 ton sir.g'e funnelled steamer. w t L n lon, June 13 A Welliagton i[RiUTIR’s TILBGBAMB.] - 453 words
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Article27 1918-06-19 956 ii'roia Olt Own 00/rcrpondciit,) Lindon, June 12. The priors in the Londou Euober Market to-day were: Pale Grope t> 2/11 Diamond Smoked Sheet J27 words
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Article80 1918-06-19 956 Latest Quotations. Tin (unrefined) ia quoted here to day at 1153. buUopSH done, and in Hogapore 6a. filed) tt 1153 50, told 175 tour, N ws corn*» from tnat a i-chr-me is being considered by p omi -cot Ci io- as ougir earing firm for th.- bnl rg of80 words
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Article819 1918-06-19 957 Tom Wbight ] – r. v - [Br Tom W bight r.v Tba motto a the Ech> w«. Fht j«’Uti‘> ro*t toilam, which, a, soma eoboolboje know, me.os let justice prevail though Ue oe’hni ba ruined. Hew proud, tn my tinw I WAI of that motto. How honestF,Vw- tZ mLukeniy. I tried to live J’819 words
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Article893 1918-06-19 957 Lian aid Co's Riport, Penang, June 14. With rubber still showing a downward tendency, business in rubber shares continues on a minimum scale and while small bargains are now and again put through, generally after some negotiations, there is nothing in this section that calls for any comment.893 words
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Article835 1918-06-19 958 jgjpATlON*!' ENDING. PM^nw»«^'‘ e 8 FIN ro PMI PIIIVBT- t S“to .or.b o .t; M»rcb 9, 1918 L,r Di«<i Actoo, i pubi c lolloincg loform.t.on, namely ,rf a 8 Elder Bowther give to him „L it for 1150 about the end of n'aber 1917, aigoed by K«der835 words
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Article287 1918-06-19 958 The p ck-upgame b tween Mr. Gregson’s Xhnl Mr. Print s' XI o r i Saturday afternoon endtd in a win for the latter team by a wide mirgio. Mr, Gregson’s team met wii n J'B*ster early in the gam*’, four wickets falling to M-ldrum for 9 mas The287 words
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Article589 1918-06-19 958 Export on Last Six Months Cf 1917, Mr. 8 A Lane, cc ing Chairman of ths 8 ogap re Ha boar Burd, signa the report of the Board for tha half year ending December 31 list. Toe credit balance cf ioccme and expenditure accouLt for the half-year589 words
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Advertisement13 1918-06-19 958 Fcr Ohilire»'» Huekiag Cuagh at Nlgkt. Waad* Gml Pi,p«rin it Oan b, «113 words
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Article656 1918-06-19 959 N*.wB his been rec< v d from Englird by letter «mp’Hy n«?_ »b- free which was kLown early io April tbit fi ty-fiva of »bn Cbarcb Army Hats and T-nts were oye(j i Q the first ten d'-ys of the German attack in March. (The number by656 words
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Article291 1918-06-19 959 Thu Nrw Buitibh Lini in thi Alps. Mr G. W*rd Pric% writing from the B i tieb front in Italy on April 9, asyst-Tbe new British sector of tbe Italian Loot is a strange phee. Tee Aaisgo Plateau, 3 500 to 4,000 ft. above sea level,291 words
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Article226 1918-06-19 959 Says the Topicist in the S. F, Preu: Tbe gallant and honourable member for Penang in a speech at the recent Chamber of Commerce there—where all the wealthy interests in the large amount of British shipping which is represented at the senior Settlement unanimously put patiiotism226 words
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Article83 1918-06-19 959 Kampong K muntong, fi st fortrrght June. —Hours tun 596; Cubic yards treated 87,500; Total pikuls 411.91; Realised on eale 135,122 02, Tongkah Harbour output from 9th to 15th ins*, twenty-ore tons. Mr. Kbiw Joo Tik advists us that ihs output from Ronpibon Extended No Liability for83 words
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Article198 1918-06-19 959 Tlr Britith Medical Jaumal t fy his the fo! if a Hr** b.sbcen both o UWt *nd. pri.ue BeilMl o l Settlement. a,, St.te. wnte. to wna m-y be tbiokir.j o f (e l ecll P f h>» c.r.er,otthei n d 4 »t:on wbteh tbaGo,eri !n)(c198 words
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Article296 1918-06-19 959 The funeral of tbe lite Mr. Liu 8i>B: to<k phe? yeijeiday afternoon it Beta Lu chan? Cemetery. Ths cortege headed to the Ptn’ng Bind left bii rseideic*,Sc.2 Hal’, at 10 30 i.m and took irett by Light Street, Pith 8 ie?t. Mirket Street, Beach296 words
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Article1190 1918-06-19 960 exterra 1 reasons to the recrudescence of th* Real 'L' od the import»” l queen>” Lttovof” Tbe news from <»•*»?" of h. «.»ot *9. 80»" d 61 51M .1 c tor medic.l ei.mm.tion gives tbe appended •*ya, »ieklMdOe<i<iei that he knew W ",‘u J»g pmblie f=elioi?1,190 words
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Article567 1918-06-19 960 Mr. H. M Hdohell has returned from leave. Mr, and M rs. J. H. K°er have ie‘urned from Austia'ia. Mr. and Mr<. T C. Fleming aie sp’tding a month at Tbe Cottage,” Taping Hilh. w We (Af. M hear on good authority that Dr. Lu:y Lai bi«a567 words
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Article652 1918-06-19 961 Mobilising Charity. Ibe list of coanuble funds published by the Government a* raised locally for purposee runs t) seventy-four in number. Tneie besides ail the calls for local charitable pur. poses, which have net suffered, so much by other calls, for the heart is soft to all appeals652 words
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Article1560 1918-06-19 961 [Rbutm’s Tblugbams CHECK TO HUNS, General News. Lnd:u, June 14. The Germans yesterday confined to push to the west near Soissons they are trying to envelopVillers CotteretsForeat and squeeze out the French who iamain north of the Aisne, Their effort had little result. They were held on[Rbutm’s Tblugbams ] - 1,560 words
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Article1237 1918-06-19 962 [Ebutir’i Tilegrams.J FURIOUS ATTACK CHECKED. London, June 14. Ag Italian cfficihl (of tbe early morning of June 13) eaya:—After intense artillery work the enemy attemp ed to force tbe defences of Tonale Pass, hunching an infantry attack on O*dy Summit and Monticello Ridge immediately north and south of[Ebutir’i Tilegrams.J - 1,237 words
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Article619 1918-06-19 963 FRiutub’s Tulbobxms And Others. London, June 14. Sir Djuglas Ha»* report* i—French patroll northward of Bailleul brought in a few prisoners during the night, Aviations Low clouds and poor nubility impeded air work on the 13tb but our machine! took advantage of the tpel.i of dearer weather andFRiutub’s Tulbobxms ] - 619 words
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Article287 1918-06-19 963 [Rbvtbb’s Tiligbams.] Hongkong. June 14. The Legislative Council has read a third time the bill conscripting all British m.l?s from 18 to 41, Paris, June 16. The Austrian attack on the French front in Italy on June 15 was shattered. The French positions were maintained intact the enemy[Rbvtbb’s Tiligbams.] - 287 words
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Article240 1918-06-19 963 A bill to Dui..r»<i the Minor Offences Ordinance is pibl.shtd. The objects and reasons state Objects and Reaboms. Tais Bill wian s too principal Ordioaccs hi the foicwii't pa»t cui<*rb (a) Toe light wrioh has to be placed on the r»k'ht side of ivory vehicle must show a240 words
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Article267 1918-06-19 963 [BlUTll’i The Admiralty in tuht .nd d.j 12 j June incluiivp tin ot bomb, in Bebi.V on th, mol. .nd ta.JV.Z**' hpd »t Zeebr.gg. and buidts at the naval bano station at Oitend. A British squadron boubed phee.',”" 7 Wo,k D <“‘ -S h9 Tnrko-B.lpriu Jtt.ck.d and two[BlUTll’i - 267 words
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Article1360 1918-06-19 963 j\vo fron rs. AcCUBID COMMITTID. The prelimin.ry tgain.t M.idin M»d»r.»h to-d.y, the M ted for trid -t the following chargee:—(l) I J about the 17th day of g Penang, fraudulently d’d 11 oertrn forged document pvp recriptfor two tbcu.wd doll 0. M.Othm.« jo» reason to belie.e »t 4j\vo fron rs. - 1,360 words
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Article2086 1918-06-19 964 Yesterday’s Council. Our wire of the proceedings of the L?g's* Utive Coutcil decs not even mention the question of the consciip ion of A Chas men for service out-id» tbe Colony, and it seems as if many people in Perarg have been fishing” themselves over mere rumours, It2,086 words
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Article489 1918-06-19 965 [R,WW, BT 4Uai A n Italian *U battle b., been i. p Tbe artillery prepM.tio, wuenX' mtenee. Tbe enem,', eastern sector cf the AmsoriS? 1 :w end of ths Brenla valley andMuaJi? He also attempted to force the carried out heavy locsl m3,„der ot th. front. O.rewnultke*[R,WW,« - 489 words
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Article376 1918-06-19 966 [Reuter's Telegrams.] British Front. London, Jane 16. at British bead* describing the .urtn (J |0S o f Bethune on the Cu“ oned ia ,be Ti' M"* ,tMt tbs .tuckw.i pa*had ‘“S 'fi« b.odred jarda a,I matos1 3,p 4 thu ifl"urity of our hoe. It o *se«” lly[Reuter's Telegrams.] - 376 words
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Article225 1918-06-19 966 [Rbutib's Tblsqbaus,] Capetown, June 17. Tha minister Mr Meofz, sail that the government apprrciated the attitude of some of the labour leade'S who had shown a sense of responsibility in the present anxious time. Yet there were soma who were trying to cause trouble by underhand woik[Rbutib's Tblsqbaus,] - 225 words
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Article460 1918-06-19 966 Tne restrictions on women and children trilling imposed by war necessities have b ought home to us the n r dof a pukka bill station for Malaya, Had Gunong T.bin been di-covarfd a few yens earlier, the j ided dweller in the Tropics would bn vj been460 words
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Article632 1918-06-19 966 (.From Our Own Inspector Gowland prosecuted the following last we k, before Mr. B ack, Murugan aged about 18 was sent to prison for one motto for tiifeft of a pineapple and rugar cane at Telok Buloh EtUtP, while two Ttdugus, Muthalu «nd Appalisamy, were each awarded632 words
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Article1025 1918-06-19 967 Tom W.iaai ] - [Er Tom W.iaai I expect to gtt follow up letters from Fiorid* had shark» for long time to comp, especially as I ignore most of them. 8 me of them are too tempting, however. Not in the sensa of tempting to buy, for 1 have1,025 words
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Article173 1918-06-19 967 Railway Transfer Bill* {From Our Own Singapore, June 18. In Council at yesterday’s meeting, replying to the Hon. Mr. Agnew, the Col. Secy. Hou. Mr. F. 8. James raid that the Government had sanctioned the opening of cinemas in Singapore on Sunday evening; for the exhibition of173 words
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Article158 1918-06-19 967 A Belated Report, Ao official announcement ksu d by the Japanese Nivy D putmei.t on the 26 h ult, says:—“The warship Kasuga, which stranded off the co»<-t of the Dutch Eifit Indie? some time at?', was got (ff ou May 15 h hht i<t 10 42158 words
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Article469 1918-06-19 967 Fvmhu Pb WMMim was resume of the Ie p -.NgY la werech.tised with fe 6 i D| oer«ed m th. .nl..tul i±L“ opium m-o th. Colon. < Mr. V G. ecble g-,,) two .'coX. W ,ed onblk ‘“«l4 Neow Seong, who pleaded guilt. evidence for the prosecution arrived469 words