London, Nov. 14.
'A wonderful reception was given to General- Bramwell Booth by large gathering of Salvation Army workers at the Royal Albert Ial to-day to celebrate the General's Jubilee of officership.
General Booth, in reminiscent mood, referred to the days when the Army was not only little known, Dut was disliked and when fondest dreams could not have embraced the hope that the Army flag would fly in 70 or 80 countries as it did to-day.
The many speakers from overseas included Adjutant Beckett, who alluded to the marvellous work of the Army in China, and Lieut.-Col-oriel Pereira, from India—Reuter. nartial opened to-day of the four persons arrested in connexion with the frontier disturbances at Vera last week, Ace cording to a semi-official " report they all asserted that they had been given to understand that their arrival would coincide with n revolution in Spain, They mentioned the names of- prominent Spanish politicians who are alleged to be involy= ed in-the movement. The prosecutor asked that the death sentence should be imposed on three of the accused, while the fouth should be sentenced to six years! imprisonment—Rerter,
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