its soil
or a tittle of its ~ight
so an
insidi-
ous bloody (e,
and
when
the time
comes
let us be ready
a3
one
man
to
strik~
for
the protestant
faith,
liberty, King
and
country,
and
the land of
Uls.er
will
de-
liver such
a
buffet
to
our
enemies
that
these
people will carry
its
mark
to
the
scaffoidand
the grave’’.
-
:
:
New
York,
Fedb.
9th.—The
week
in
the stock market openel
with
a firm
un-
dertone
the
gains
outnunbering
the
losses,
the few exczeptions
being changes
confined
to fractions.
Several
of the ¢i's
and
spoacialties
advanced
from
one anl
a half poins,
with
mod:rate
react'ens
in
shipping,
motors
znd
equipments.
Rai's
as
a cluss
wus
steady,
probzbly
s a
re-
sult
of dzvelopm:nts
in
transportation
legislatior
over
the
week
end.
Foreign
exchanze
as
registered
by
rhe
London
rate,
also imnroved.
Zurich,
Fz2b.
9th.
—The
newspapars
oublish
this
evening
what
is an Hfficial
or
semi-official
note,
saying
the Govt.
would refus2
to
have
‘ha
Germans
ac-
cused
of war
crimes
by the
Allies
trie|
in Switzeriand.
in the
event
of this
be-
ing
proposed
by
Germany.
The
view
is held
here
that
rerminy
may
sugges:
this in her reply
to the ntente
note.
Paris,
Feb.
9th.—More
prominent
~
hames
oD the extradition list
were
pub-
lished
by
tie
newspzp2rs
yestorday.
Mos: of
the
11 adopta
pessimisiic
aiitude
regarding
tte
probability
of
Germany
giving the accused
persons
and
virtually
all the papers
dwell
upon
what
one
of
them
terms
'‘ the
harge
in
policy
of
Lloyd
Georze’”.
The
‘'Matin’’
says:
‘““Agking
ior
the
extradition:
of
the
Genera
issitad,
the
former
Chancel
lor
and
Admiral.
is
an
act
which
the
High
Allied
Commanc
wou.d
probably
not have sub-cribed
to, ualess
the
cdeliv-
ery of the
iormer
Kaise
"
s ellectec
fron
Hollanc.
Ven
Hindenburg,
Betlmann
Hollwee
and
Von Tirpitz
zan hide behind
his responsibility
end Germary
ean plead
her
inability
©o
arrest
the
culprits.
L’Homelibr2™’ says
that
tkis
is the
most
eritical
phzse
in
the
ex2cution
of
the
treaty
ith
t Lerman
resistan:e
1s assum
inz
an
intensity
here
ofore
unk sown.
L’Heure conaents
terse
y upoa
the
illied
Governinen.s
hesitating.y requiestii
g
ex-
tradition
and
Germanys
uniesita ingly
refusine
it.
It is certa.n,
says
the
Petit
Par
sien,
that
as long
as
the
officers and
diplomats
of the
former
regime
remain
all powerful
in Germany
we cannoi hope
for
sincere
adhesion
to
the
treaiy
of
Versailles.
_
Trinidad, . feby.
15th.—The
U. 8.
S.
“Utah’’, ‘'Fiorida’’,
and
‘'Delaware’’,
arrived from (aanianairo
at
1 p.
m.
yes-
terday.
‘frinidad,
F~b.
10th.——The
H.
M.
8.
““Constance’’
arrived
at
Poiato-a-Piere
Oil Depct
at
2 p.
m. yescerday.
ondon,
Fab.
10th.
-London
today
witnessed,
for
the
first time
since i914,
the
aneiant
c:remcny
of
<he state
-pen-
ing
of
Parliamment
with
all
tradiuonal
ET. Lol X AV 1S
pageantry.
The King
and
Quecen,
and
the
Prince
of Wales,
who accompanied
the
Royal
Coui¥e
for
the
first time
at
surh
a function,
proceeded
trom
Buck-
ingham
Palace
to
Westminster
in state
carriages,
escorted
by
mounted
life
guards.
7The Royal Party
was
received
by
the
members
of
the
twa Houses
of
Parliament,
and
in
the House
o” Lords,
where
the King
read
his
speech
from
the throne.
Serious
consideration
of the
econcmie
sitvation
throughout
the
coun-
try,
was urged in the
speec
1.
The King
councelled
patience
in
the
passage
ot
far-reaching
reform,
which
Hi- Majes-
ty said
was
necessary
to meet
the abnor-
mal
conditicns.
Better
educational
fa
cilities,
the sertl>ment
of the Irish
ques-
tion, the adjustment
of the
coal
mining
controversies
on pending
basis,
and
the
regulation
of the liguor traffic were asked
tor by the King,
wno also
advocated
the
passsge
ol measures
tor stimulaiing
the
growth of
more
foodstuffs
at home.
{.ondon,
Feb.
10th.—Mr.
Thon
as,
the
Railway workers'
lcader,
says
that the
state
of the
world
is
such,
that
unless
sornething
be
done
speedily.
the
erash
wi!l
come
when
nobody will suffer
more
that the
workers.
British werkmen,
he
says,
must work
one quarter
paraer
than
before
the
war, the
French
twice and
the
Germans
e:ght times
harder,
adding that
~
the
Labour Party’s
difficulties arose
not
\
because
of
other
parties
belng
clever,
~
but
ibrough
the damnavle
jealousies
in
|
its own rarking.
|
Washingion,
Feb.
10th —incications
|
that
Eng and’s
‘inability
to
purchase
|
American
¢ouvon
because
of the exchange
situation,
mzy
mean
the
viriuval
cutting
|
in haif of the
-United
Statez
expcrt
trade
in
cotton,
are
shown
lln statistes
issued
|
yesterday
by
the
Department
c¢f
Com-
|
merce,
as
raore
tnan fifty per
cert ot the
cotron
exporte.
by
the
Uritea
Srates
|
during
the five montns ending
with
De-
|
cember,
went
to Ensland.
|
-
lLondon,
feb.
Wih
Kgypt
is bursting
|
with
wealth
accumulated
from
colton,
|
says
the
correspondent
of
the
*'Daily
|
Express’
trom
Cairo.
llliterate
natives
'
living in mud
huts,
have
made
twenty
|
thousand
pounds
sterling
out
o1
cotton
i
deals
aud
som=
ten
thousard
pounds.
|
They
are baying
land
at inflatec
prices
'
and
paying
off
morigages
wlicnh
were
.
regarded
as
family herrlooms.
Gne
offi-
|
cial
says
the
country
has
made
at
lcast
|
¢ne
hundred
million pounds.
|
New
York, Feb.
10th.-
Plans
for
an
|
aerial
circuit
of the Atlantic Ozean
wei=
~
announced
tonight
by the Aevo Club
of
.
America.
Prizes
for the event
will reach
a
~
total of more
than
one hundred
thousand
;
dollars.
The
Aero Clubs
of
17
countries
will
compete.
Starting
at
New
York
-
City,
or at
Lime
Rock,
New Yor. City,
the competi:ors
will fly southward,
stop-
ping at the
prineinal
cities
on the
Atlan-
tie seaboard,
thence
to Cube,
Haiii, Por-
to Rico. and
Pernambuco,
and
acroass
the
Atlantic
to
Dakar
on
the
West
Coast
of
Africe,
and
north
along
the
Afri-
ean
Loart
to
Grea:
Britain,
vis
Poriugal
o1
Spain.
Steps
wiil be
made
in France.
as arranged
by the
aero
clubs
in France
in
Great
Britain,
as
selected
by the Royal Aero
Clab of Great
Britain
and in Scandinavia.
Stopping peints
will
be selected
by
the
aero
clubs
of
those
countries.
Competitors will cross
the At-
lantic
to
New
Foundland.
returning
to
their starting point via Halifax, Portland,
Maine, and Bosten.
The Atlantic may
be
croszed
either
by
airplane
or
dirigible.
Warsaw,
Feb.
10th.—The
Red
Cross
officials have
been
asked
by
the
Polish
Government
to rush doctors
into Southern
Galicia.
where
typheid {ever is raging
in
economic
form.
Since the epidemic began
it is stated
that
one
hundred
thousand
deaths have
occurred.
lLondo:, Feb.
10th.
It is officiallystat-
ed that there
is
no truth in the statement
attributed
to M.
Joffre.
the head
of
the
Soviet deiegation
which negotiated
peace
with
Esthonia,
that
peace
negotiations
are
proceeding
between
Great
DBritain
and
Soviet
Russia.
|
l.ondon
Feb.
10th.--Various
means
whereby
the value
ot
the
sovereign
can
be restored
in the United States
continue
to he
the subject
of lengthy
discussions
in the newspapers.
The decision
of cotton
|
imDOI‘I(— s
e
Suspond
pl])‘(’hages
of raw
.
materialin
the
United States
has
caused
'
as
much
surprise
here
as
it apparently
'
did
in
the
American
market.
‘lhe Lon-
don ‘"limes’’ Manchester
correspondent
says
that
now will begin
a salient
strug-
gle
to
determine
who
isß
in
the
.
stronger
position,
the American
sellevs
|
or
the
Lancashire
buyer
and
whoever
holds
out
the longer, wili oblige
the other
to bear
the
loss
on
a
fluctuating
rate
of
exchange.
The position here
agpears
to
|
be
strong.
_
Berlin, Feby.
9th.——The
Comniittee
on
Foreier
Affairs
of the
National
Assem-
bly will meet today
tc consider
the
ques-
tion of extradition.
Washington,
leb.
9th.--Recr
Admirsl
|
Robert
teary,
the
famous
Arctic
ex
.
plerer anc
discoverer
ot
the North Pole,
.
who
is a
patient
in
the_naval
hospiial
\.
here, suffering from
pernicious
anaemua,
|
yesterday
underwent
a successful
trans
|
fusion
of blood
and
was
said
today
to
be
much imvroved.
|
NEW
YORK. Feb.
9th
1920.
Flour, Blenced
Clear
St. Lawience
['rand
|
pr.
brl.
$11.956
Meal, Kilndried jel
160 tbs $8.75
.
New
Season’s
lork
per
brl. $46.00
.
Heavy
Mess
Pork perhbl.
$44.00
|
Bupar---{ Iystais
maxinum
jei
JLC
is
‘
$13.04.
|
Sugar---Crystals
minimun:
$12.79
.
Moiasses
sugar
(Confonea
by
krokers)
|
;
¢8 12--100 d.
|
Cotton, Middlirg Upland, at Liverpcci jer
L
ity
no glolalicn
|
Exchange,
Nevw
York
and
Lorndon,
€0
?
days’
sipht
$3.35