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3% CROIX STATION.
donoluiu,
Sevt. Ist. The cholera
has
spread
feom
Tokio
to
Yokohama
where
several
cases
'have
been
discovered
ac-
cording
o cubie
advi
ez
recived
here
Itawa,
Sept.
lst.—Under
a
smiling
blie sky and
the strains
of 'Oh Canada’’
H
s Royal Highitess
the Prirce
cf
Weles
this morniaz
laid the
eorner
ston2
of
he
Peace
'tover
of
the
new
parliament
brilding.
Following the
laying
of
the
corner
-tone,
the
prince
inspected
the
O
tawa War
Vererans.
Hanover,
Prussia,
aug.
30th.—-iAss-
ociated
Pross)
Addressing
a
delegation
of students
here
on
the
ocecusion
of
tha
fifth
anniversary
of
‘the
battje
of Tennenhiupg
Field
Marshal
Yon liin-
deaburg
sail.
“Iffive years<ago
I was
permitied
to
win
a
brilliant
victory
it
was
due
to
the
dispensation
of
providence 'nd the
spirit
of th2
troeps
assigned
to
me.
We
must
hold
on
to
this
spirit gin“athe
sad
days
.
which
are
pow
overcoming
us.
We
must
not
lose
courage.
We
must
again
become
that which
we
onze
were
when
in
Ver-
suilies
the new German
Empire
was
pro-
taimed.
T being among
those permitied
to
join in
che
first three
eheers
for the
Empevor.
The spirit of these
days
must
not be lost
to us in these
days
of laxity
and falseness’’.
:
Capenaagen,
.
September
2nod.
-The
Lithuaniar Legation
announces
that the
Belsheviki have
been surrounded
on
the
iichuanian
frort.
They
are oflering so
make
peace
with
Lithuania,
whose
ad-
vance
continues.
Pavis,
Sept.
2nd.—The
Fiume problem
will be solved
by an agreement
‘hat
the
city will become
a buffer State
with
an
extended
hinterland, according
to
an
in-
terview
with
2
gromiasat
Italian.
which
is printed
in
11% Joaual
today.
Toe
ar-
tiee dee
ares
imie
vitl
ibo under
a
re-
gitae which
wiiiassuro
the Jtalians
char-
acter
of
the
eidy
being
governed
by
a
Coanctl
:rnnpnsgd
of
two
‘ltalians,
two
Juro-Slevs
and
one citizen of Fiviae,
The
city of Zara,
it ¥s said,
will he
made
free.
Italy,
az2cording
to
the
interview,
will
renounc:
her. sévereignity
over t» terri-
tory of ibesti
in the central
par:
of the
Saaara
deser,
‘but
will reeeive
conces-
|
sions
from dtke, French
Inherak'
a
Asia
|
Minor.
where
there
is
a coal-field
and
in
|
Anatolia.
Weilington,? #Sept.© 2nd.—The
Peace
Treaty with (Tv;'man,.'
was
unanimously
raiified today b¥ Parliament,
after
mem-
bers of the Labbur
Party
had
ecificized
i
the pact.
'
¢
9aris, Shpt.
2nd—The Aegean
seaport,
~
access
to which
the Allies
have
decided
to give Bulgaria, under
the Peace
T'reaty,
|
in Dedeagateh,
together
with
the
rail-
"~
way leading to
that
port.
;
|
Londor.
Sept.
2nd.—The
ricllowing
|
"
diplomatic
apnointments
are
anrounced.
Ambassador
to
[taly,
Sir
Gecrge
W.'
|
.
Buchanan®
Ambassador
to
Spcin,
Sir
" Esme
W. Howard.
Mininister
to ‘he ter-
ritory of the Serbs,
Croats
and Slovenes,
|
Sir.
Chas.
A. “¥-ung.
Minister
to
the
Netherlands,
Sir
Rornald
W.
Graham.
'
Minister
to
Poland,
Sir
Horace
G.
M.
'
"
Rumbold.
Minister
to Switzerland,
Mr.
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5: (Chapters
7-8.)
EPISCDE
6: (Chapters
9--10.)
LOOK
QUT
FCR
ERRORS
IN PRG.
O THE RING.
In
last
Mopday
’
exhibition
was
3 errvors;
one
of them
was
corr ctly pointed
out
by
Mr.
WILFRED
BENJAMIN.
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The
greatest
number
of errors
pointed
out
by
a
single person
takes
Ist
prize,
.
_the
‘next
greafést
number
takes
2nd
prize,
and
the
third
greatest
number
tak~s
3rd
prize
Let
the¢
yes
be
the
guide Train
them
to
observe.
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~ents.
Theoplilus Russell.
Minister
to Sweden,
A}TA‘.-‘C_‘\)!»E]L: Adrian
de
Rune
Barelay.
Minister of Finlani,
Lord
Acton.
Min-
ister
tu the
Czecho-Slavak
Republic
Sir
George
R.
Clerk.
Minister to Cuba,
Wil-
liam A.
F. KErskine.
|
Liondon,
Sept.
2nd.—Associated
Press.
The
Morning
Post
says
it
is
probable
that the
{ rs¢
Dominion
to
appoint
a resi-
dent Minister under
the Imperial
Confer-
enc2
propo.al,
will
be Canada.
Although
~
no decisici:
pas
been
definitely made,
the
~
paper
adds,
it is possibl2
the office of the
|
H§gll
Co. missioner
would
be
coupled
with the resident
Minister
and
the busi-
ness
part
of
They, High Commissioners
Office
vested
in
the
Canadian
Trade
Mission.
:
London,
Sept.
2nd.—-The
destroyer
Victoria was¢ rpedoed
and
sunk
in
the
Baltic Sea
on Saturday
Aug.
30th.
The
.
Admiralt;
announced
today.
Eight of
.
her comp'ement
are
missing.
,
‘
Rio de Jjaneiro,
Sept.
2nd.—The
Brit-
.
ish cableship
Colonia
arrived
here
on
.
Sunday
after having
completed
the lay-
.
ing of a rew eabie
from England byway
.
of Ascension,
St.
Vincent and Fayal.
‘,
Washirgton,
Sept.
2nd.—
< cotton
erop
.
oof 11,230 000
bales
this
year
was fore-
.
casted
today by the U. S. Dept.
of Agri-
~culture
which
based
its estimate
on the
-~
condition
of the
erop
on
August
25th.,
t
which it announced
as 61.4% of a normal
Lerop.