ENEMY SUBJECTS IN HAMBURG.

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2315, 24 November 1914, Page 5

ENEMY SUBJECTS IN HAMBURG.

Amsterdam, November 22. - r All subjects of hostile countries have' been prdered to leave tlie State of Hamburg by November 29. l'hey may reside iu another; large district, subject/to restrictions.

M.P.'S AT THE FRONT.London, November 20. The House of Commons passed tha third reading of tho Commission's Bill which was introduced to regularise tha action of .certain members of tho Government iD taking offices for. profit by accepting commissions in the Army and.,.,.. Navy. ..... . AMERICAN OPINION ON-THE ■ ... WAR. . New York, November 19. Mr. Jerome K. Jerome, tho author* is touring'the United States with a" view_ to collecting American opinion re- . . garding the war. Ho stated in au interview that it was quito evident thatl the President did not approve* of Giirmany's declaration of war, and regret•tcd how Germany had allowed herself to be permeated by the teachings of Treitschke,_ the noted German historian and publicist, who died in 1890. PRINOE RANJITSINHJI GOING TO THE FRONT. ' . Delhi, November 19. Prince Ranjitsinhji, Jam of Nawan&*[ < ! '■ gar, is proceeding to Europe on act-iTa service. NORTH SEA* MINES. " London, November,2o.. ~ .v. The Admiralty announces that owing to the etsension of the mine defences pilotage is compulsory'at several ports,""' including the Humber, Tyne, Firth ot Forth, Moray Firth, and Scapa Flow.- • • TB:E .VODKA BAN IN RUSSIA. Petrograd, November 18. -, i Following upon the prohibition to tha.l -,~. .peasants of the use of vodka, a wider V " regulation has been made, prohibiting ( wines to the ofScers and wealthy.