, 1920-09-18
ST. CROIX STA ION.

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mittee, The reports recommend that
Africa be frs linked up with England
through radio stations, then India.
S~ebastopol Sept. 18th. The battle
for the ppsSessIon OF Taurida ended in
the total Qafaas Of the Boishayiki. OBJ
servers sd. chat a ne Y element has been
introduced in Russian warfare by Gen
eral Wrangel namely Strategy carried
cut by disciplined troops, They say
also that WrangeI'8 front is expected
10 be now stationary unless the BoIshe-
wiki bring up endorsements from
remnants Of then armies on the Polish
front.
Toxic, Sept. 18th. Fifteen thousand
cholera cases have been reported ofcialy
from Korea with SIX thousand deaths
in the present epidemic,
London. Sept. 18th. Mr.. MacSWeeney
was in . state Of collapse and exhaustion
this morning The eleven hanger strik-
ers in the Cork jail we're stiIt alive Today
but all Of them were materially weaker.
Two Of tn striking prisoners Burke and
Kenny collapsed twic4 during the night.
Slmla India, Sep. 18th. 1t is an
nouncad that three Eur0paen and seven
Indian regiments will embark in a few
DAYS for MesoDotamia 10 reinforce the
bII lSu lE3ppS IlJH lItlE.
L0ndOn, Sept. 18th. London is threat
ened with a general strike mex. Satur-
dav of all the electrical engineers which
would mean the complete Tie up Of all
the tramways and underground rail
ways and industries dependent on cleo
rrical power. Twenty five thousand men
are involved. The Electrical Union yes
rerday handed in a seven days strike
notice 10 sympathy with the employees
of an electrical machinery works, who
are out owing 10 . strike in a Sheffield
factory. The strike is in protest of the
continuation Of the firms employment Of
a man, who upo his promotion to fore
man resigned from the union.
AK Les Baines. Sept. 13Ch.-The
French and italian Premiers hetd their
long awaited conference here yesterday
They met ir the morning and discussed
international questions for several hours.
The most important decision reached
by the PremierS IS reporled 10 have
been the pOstp0nement or definite aban-
donment Of the Geneva conference. At
the conclusion of he first session
the French Premier said 10 the cor
respondents ~ Our interviews have
been most cordial and confident. Ma
turaIly we have agreed thai an &C
cord between Italy, Great Britain and
France is indispensable, not only in the
interest OF the three allied powers, but
for the maintenance of world peace. The
treaty Of Versailles must be enforced as
well as that of St. German as we'll as
others because they constitute an entity
and one of them cannon fail. | am abso-
lutely in accord with that spoint upon the
formula accepted at Lucerne. The
treaties must be applied with moderation
by victors and with loyalty by %vanquish-
ed. We also diseased questions of the
Soviets. Evidently each Govt. c~onsults
it's international policy before adopting
a precise attitude. You know what the
French policy is. The policy of our
allies does not appear to be different in
principle from others. The settlement
of the Adriatic question occupied some
of our time, our position is unequivocal,
treat Britain and France at San Reno
andnmyself before and after San Reno
have stated that neither Britain nor
France has the right to interfere between
TWO parties when the questions concern