MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2279, 13 October 1914, Page 6

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

■•;'■.-■■. Bordeaux,' October 11.' •' Five hundred' German prisoners have b.en sent, to Morocco. ■':'■ " I V.-tfEW. GERMAN STAMPS. London, October 10. ."::. The Berlin authorities .are issuing . JGerman stamps surcharged "Belgium." >-( "Times" and Sydney "Sun" Ser- . isyjoes.)'.'' ■'"■■..'•■■" , . '■\ - :'A DISLOYAL TEACHER." ; .', :■ ■'';.■ ;'., Melbourne, October 12.' : ' A- State school teacher, an A'ustra-lian-bom German, has, been suspended :,' for alleged disloyalty. Parents of 'scholars declare that he read the press accounts of the war to the children,. commenting in favour of the Germans .-, <nnd adverse to. the Allies. ■'■'- ' UNAWARE OF .THE-WAR. '■■.-'-'■■ _,■"' "'■'* Sydney, October 12. ".'■•; The, Russian barque Garnet Hill has arrived,.after being 120 days out from -Hudrksvall.. She did not speak any ;ryessel, and was not aware of the war. ■'.: ' EXCHANGES OP INTERNED •.: ; ".„''::-.; .'. .ALIENS/: . % "■'-..■'j ".;., (Rec. Ootober 12, 5.50 p.m.) ■: ti'-i '• London, October 11. ■:■■ • Britain: and -Austria have agreed to Exchange jvbinen arid children, and men :fwho are outside: the military age, and. ~ those .unfit for service.—("Times" and IjSydney "Sun" Service;) •■' ' - ( •THE KAISER AND AMERICA. ■','.-..(S<o..'.',bctober'l2 J .'s".so pirn.) ', '?:'-'■'■ '.'■' London, October 11. : ;-■' .The . "Berliner ■.'■. Tageblatt" [!■ explains that' the • Kaiser's cable to '-.', President .Wilson of the United States: was not intended to influence the judgment .of ' 'America, but only to enlighten public opinion in the 'United States.—. {"Times" and Sydney "Sun" Service.)