SYDNEY SUN CABLES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14821, 21 October 1920, Page 4

SYDNEY SUN CABLES.

AMERICA AND THE IRISH, LONDON, Octobers. In connection with the, Irish-Aim. can campaign in the United! Stated against England on the question of Ireland, and their inaccurate acconlj and grossly exaggerated coiifaiiutb of reprisals, the Morning Post tclfc ly reproduces a, proclamation bv ||» Federal General Paine, eonimandinoi Kentucky during the course of \i Civil War. The extract may be found in "Atiul of Our Times" under date August M 1864.

Geneva! Paine- vigorously data that rebels shall reap the traitor'sn ward, and emphasises that they k not any rights, tho loyal citizen Is the. only person who got rights in time of rebellion.

The proclamation confiscates i moneys of rebels, prohibits their tnl and orders that they shall quit Ik homes. It concludes: "I'll shoot ro guerilla taken, and if you retaliate shooting a Federal soldier I'll wall' five of your rich bankers, brokers,) cottonnien and make you knool 4 and shoot you." THE .JEWISH TYPE. LONDON, October *. Sir Matthew Nathan, Governor-di of Queensland, was farewelled li night by the Maccabean Club. I predicted that in the fulness of lil the Jews would resemble each otl less but Englishmen, Frenchmen,! Germans more. JAPS AND AUSTRALIA. TOKIO, October 11. A Foreign Office statement ays: "A recent Melbourne- despatch sW that a number of Japanese are yeij entering Australian territory illcpn causing uneasiness in Northern Art lia- by their increased .participate the pearling industry. "There is" apparently some mis* standing in the newspapers. Japan* crews for Northern Australia, «« last year, were hired at Singapore i Hongkong by Australians of their« accord. Since then the scarcity crews has forced Australian tompu to apply tor permission to hire cm in Japan. "The request." the statement« tinues, "was granted, provided that! companies complied with certain » sa,rv conditions. The result bus » that Japanese subjects thus tared p Thursday Island, sine© there is no«' to resort to clandestine means to a Australian territory."

FJENDISH TORTURE. LONDON. October | The fiendish torture to which Ji tenegrin women are su'ijM'tiKi l! ousJv related in a Moiitcmgriii.® report, whieli asserts that & cru ' tliers sewed the skirts of ty« round their (Vet. thus 'tiak'ng ■ of sfick. In this ilu'.v wrn'iil t» which, in t.*eir frantic cntieavo out of their prison. awl '"J"."' J the soldiers, tore and l»t thoi ed victims. AUSTRALIA FOR SETTLERS i/S= oc # ( The Times, in :i leading ing with immigration, says- ' in Australia must ho P rt 'P l 1 'iij a life of init ij.J difficulty, buj* words oi are to increase its ' iWe . fine] money—as much■ • s defence, and espeeialh dflincp