COMMONWEALTH CABLES.
CHINA'S TROUBLES.
United Press Association
Sydney, February 11
Chinese files indicate that the eountry is in a" state of ferment against Yuan-Shih-Kai's'regime. They declare that ho wants to lie monarch, a'rrogSnty, arbitrary, and overbearing, and not what republicans appreciate. His opponents think the present is a favorable opportunity' feo dispossess Yuan-Shih-JKai, as lie has no hope of approaching the London money market rdimrjg the war. A revolution is predicted. -- - - ■ -
A DARLINGHURST TRAGEDY.
Svdnev, February H
A tragedy occurred at Darlingluirst. Joseph Clayton-fatally shot Mrs Suffi. van, a boardinghouse-keeper, and then shot himself critically in the head. The cause is unknown. No one was present: Clayton previously lodged with Mrs Sullivan, hut left some weeks ago after disagreements. A CALL TO SPORTSMEN. >. . Sydney, February 11. A meeting of representatives of all sporting organisations resolved that steps be taken to impress on sportsmen their duty in immediately responding to the Empire's call and enlisting into active training. A committee was formed, and public meetings will be arranged. '■■"—*:■: .-■« j*
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 35, 12 February 1915, Page 3
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