LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13906, 6 November 1919, Page 4

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[15 y Ni.kctiho rut.MoitArn— ( orvtuiaiT.l Pku Pniws Arsopiation B(|)LS11KVIlv TiII?FATS. (Au». and N.Z. Cal)h> '\ssd 'i Beceived Noveniber (i. at. p.m. NFW YOB K, Nnvenilier I. lutervi<"Weil at. Tula hv a convsiminl. out of the C'hicnjso N'ews, Trotst;>' said :- -"our interests are wholly Knni. point, hut if we are driven easlwimU we shall divert, our energies to .Ui n If the British persist in tin* present policy towards .Bussin, we way slum them we enn learn Hindu as easily European tongues. The pic>let,'iii:it dictatorship is only temporary, ami us soon as the conflict, is over the live dom of the press and other lilieitii", will lie re-eslahhshe.l,"

OERMAN VIEW or WOIU.I) XKMDS (Aus. and N.Z. Cabin AhriO Received November (i. at I.I.") p.m. ISERLIN, Xovonih.T I. Thi' rrankfnrter Zeituiij,' (tivbms Hint Erancc's financial si(11:1 fion and her credits abroad are decisively inlliicnccd iiy (iermauy's inability to uiivl her liiiancial obligations. The war enterprise lias been a failure lor all ilii> European Powers. Tile whole nl Kh. rope. says the paper, tnlist combine 1.1 bring the failure In an end. and 1 tic only moan* is a true League of XniiniK built on ail economic basis.

RIKLE SHOOTI.NY;. (Aus. nnd N.Z. Cable \y-n i Received November (i, at 1.5 p.m. LONDON, November 1. Tile National Rifle Association |i:k in-, vited Hie Admiralty, llie War OlliccJ and the Air Ministry, In eo-nponito in the selection of a United Kingdom team tn visit Australia in the ,'uitmmi of 1920. AUSTRALIAN .MEROANTII.K MARINE. (Air* anil N.Z. Cab'" W" t Received November ti, at 1.5 p.in. LONDON, November 4. The Times' Trade Supplement, stnb(lint the Australian C!nvormti<'iit' i i action in building up a State iiieirhani fleet is undoubtedly pari ly due in n tedin;; that under the present condition it is undesirable, if not dnncorous, l«r an island nation to lie completely d<>pendent on uncontrolled shipping arcutiiiwxlatinn. PLEA EOR SYRIAN SOLIDITY. (Ans. and N.Z. Cable A-fsri.) Received November (>, at I.l'i p.m. PARIS, Novetnbot I. Emir Feisul, in an interview, derlaml that it was impossible tor lbe Arab- t" consent to tile disnieinbcrmen i ol Syria. He has asked M. C.'leiiieiicean noi "> divide tile country. but lias mil iveewl a reply.

AMERICA AND TIIK TiM'.ATV. .(An*. »ml N.Z. Cn1.1.. Received November (i, al 1.1•"> I'.ni. WASHINGTON. .VovemW . The Semite .rejected l.n l-'ol/'tt l " amendment deleting I lie balmr lnent liy IT to .'II. RESERVATIONS DKSCI!IIIKD. (Aus. and N./i. CaMe .V'li.i Received November (i. 12..'11 l 1 1 .'o. WASHINGTON. r *► Senator Reed. <lisen-^-tnHi-' n">-r----vaiioii". said tliev were tlic l:i»i n'*"i' of cowards. A reservation iva- ■' in the fence through which :/ I'' 1111 "' doc 1 always tries to escape. hut :i till' (ijilits. and neitlier cniwlerintres. Some Senator--. li.nv.-v. r. Il: "' Sot their heads in the irarl:. aii'l utiahle to tight or nm aw ay. \ ;w-l nl- - Marshall called Krinitnr order lor iie-ttllmn; Jan^tta^' 1 .