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THE CHINA MAIL.
her opposition--and probably that of those who agree with her is that if women are granted the Suffrage they will be morely "raw material for the political purposes of men." It is not a flattering conclusion to arrive at regarding her sex, but still, in these days of keen political agitation, there' is no gainsaying the fact that the clever authoress of "Robert Elamere" may be quite right in the opinion she has expressed. It would be quite interesting to know what the lively ladies known as the "Militant | Suffragists" think (and eay) of Mrs.
suffrage question!
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Vissering, the Dutch Finsaqjer, has doclined the poet of Eñaucial adviser to the Chinese Government,'
The dead body of Chinese shop coolie has been found Seating in the water et Samshuipo. The man was reported mis. sing some time ago,
Mr J. Piercy has been elected president of the T.M.C.A. Chess Club, and Mr-T. Faller is undertaking the duties of hon. secretary and treasurer.
A sack of sand fell from the embank. one of the Posk tramway yesterday morning in front of the 10:15 s.m. tram,
the obstacis.
PRINTING LOTTERY TICKETS.
Heavy Penalties.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1913
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL VIGANGY,
Mr. Ele Nominated..
We understand that Mr. C.-Montague Before Mr. Hazeland at the Magis. Edo has been nominated for the vacandy! tracy this morning, six Chinese appeared on the Legislative Council which shortly in the dock on charges of printing and will be caused by the absence of the publishing lottery tickets, and with Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock, N.C., who is having lottery tickets, in their possession.going Home on learn. Mr. Ede, whoes Inspector Dymond said that the businame is the only one which has so far pess was heing carried on on a very large bou mentioned in connection with the gale, and he had reason to hellove that vacancy, has already served for a toza on the Council.. His propesor is the the men, wero doing a good business. There was no doubt that the men knew Hon. Mr. E. A Hewete, C.M.G., and that the thing was illegal in the Colony, his seconder Me G. T. Edkine. The for they had sated secretly. In a good appointment will be made at a meeting. many cases money had been paid to of Justices of the Peace at the City Hall
on the 31st inst. people to "keep quiet.**
The Magistrate, to Mr. Crowther Smith (soliciter for the frst defendant), seid
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THE PANAMA CANAL TOLLS Lim Chong Yung and Wei Wing Loko thought that many people considered The former is studying engeering and the
In view of the approaching Arbitra- tion between representatives of the United States and Great Britain with reference to tlie Panama Canal tolle, the statement of Senator Root, just telegraphed by Reuter, is of mach SUTTON. On the ad January, 1913, a* Streatham Hill, London, the wife of A. significance. From the beginning or LASLLE SUTTON, Manils, P., of a daugh-the controversy, Senator Root hus clearly and fearlessly expressed his opposition to the views of 9.13 p.m.-Performance of the Hughes majority of his colleagues and
his language is more emphatic than "The corner stone," he says "of American rights in the canal was that it should be open to the world on equal terms." And who, in fair
MEMO FOR TO-DAY.
Musical Comedy Co, at the Victoria Theatre. "
MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW,
Tenders for less of Old Supreme Court Bp.m.-Meeting of the Church of Eng
clone.
ever.
the
now
'atter medicine,"
The coxswain no board the steam launch Atlanta" has reported to the police that one of the crew, a man aged about 92, falloverboard, and was drowzed, The launch at the time was off Back cad's Point. The body was not recovered.
Mir Hazeland had before him at the Magistracy to-day a boy who was charged by Sergt. Gerrard with being in illegal posses. sign of a door mat which he said he hand found on the racecourse. The defendant, who had been twice convicted previously, was ordered to receive twelve strokee of the birch.
A branch of the Church of England Men's Society has been formed in con.
pection with St. John's Cathedral. The Rev. V. H. Copley Moyle is president and
cored the tickets from Swstow, and was going to send them back again. The definition of lottery in the Ordinance within or outside the Colony."
they could escape the Ordinance by saY- ing that the tickets were from Swatow. Ha would convict the whole of the defen- cants, but he did not proposes to idea! too harshly with the printers, as he did not suppose they could pay a fine at all. Inspector Dymond said he thought there was a new larder.
Mr. Hazeland said that this extensive lottery was quite a new thing. It did not exist when he went on leave twelve months ag
SPORTING.
SECOND EDITION
BY TELEGRAPH.
[Reuter's Servies to the China Mah.)
[COPYRIGHT.]
AMAZING REVELA- TIONS I
FRAUDS ON INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LONDON, Jan. 23.4
A telegram from Now Yock statée, that amazing revelations have resulted in the conviction of the incendiary Stain. These have led to a number of ........... arresta of minor iusurance officials sad others. It appears that Stein belonged to a gang which, with the connivance of venal insurance inspectors, fastred worthless property, and then set the premises alilaze. It is calculated that H.M8 Tamar-Turner; Eroourt. A thousand firen are traceable to this Tacker; McKay, Mees, Bannister: Frostgang. The devices used included sa Gloyees, Smith, Bury, Laigh. Referee, sage: filled with benzias instead of Mr Woods
Association Football.
ROYAL ENGINEERA V. H.M.S. Tasan." Teams-B.E.-Rogers; Cozoa, Morrish, Farrigan, Scott, Collyer; Lewis, Browo, Peran, Kelly, Sutherland.
This was the Bnal match in the First Division and was played on the Naval ground yesterday. Posson started for the soldiers who at once took up the attack, Pearson and Lewis running down but the three months' imprisonment for being in winger was offside when a goal seemed possession of the tickets, and the re-likely. Scott pulled up Smith smartly and mainder were fined $25 each, or cue month's imprisonment.
The first defendant was fined $250, or
THE POETUEAM MURDER.
just wide with a good effort. Several fouls put Rally in scoring position, but he was were checked by the Referee and a caution improved matters. The Tamar now did ace of the attacking, and from nice play by
ment.
AT: JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.
The Angral Meeting.
The Bishop of Victoria prosided at the arial meeting of sestholdem of and
in the City Hall yesterday. There were subscribers to St. John's Cathedral, held also present among others H. Sir Henry May. Sir Paul Chater, Hon. Mr. C. H. Ross, Hon. Mr. E. Osborne, • Colonel W. B. St. John, Dr. F. Clark,
Farther evidence was taken to-day at Cloynee, Frust was nearly through, Rogers Rev. V. Copley Moyle, Moura, W. I
saving finely. Ferrigan was prominent for
the soldiers, a nice pass from him allowed
and Men's Society at St. Paul'sness, can gainsay this in face of the the duties of hon. secretary have been case in which a Chinese stands charged Lewis a clear course to centre, and Pesten F. Browne, A. Beck, G. Piercey, M.-S.
College. 9pm.-Daner Lauriston.'
9.15 p.m.-Performance of the Hughes Music Comedy Co. At the Victoria Thestru.
General Memoranda. SATURDAY, January 25:-
gatia.
undertaken, pro tem, by Mr R, A. Sinca. terms of the Hay-Pauncelote Treaty The society meets to-morrow evening at As the Senator further points St. Pauls' College, at 6 p.m. The Rer.
W. H. Foster-Pegg will be the speaker. out, the canal zone is not American property except ou trust;"and, there fore, it is really a debatable point
P
At the Magistracy to-day before Mr Melbourne, three Chinese were charged with salting three sampar somen.
It
with the murder of the Indian Gulab, who was a foreman at the Pokfulam Dairy
Farm.
Mr P. M. Hodgson, Assistant Crown Solicitor, prosecuted, and Mr R. C. Faith- full defended.
obtaining, passed on to Kally who shet hard into the net notching the first point. Tamar responded gamely, Mees working hard in trying to put his forwards through but the soldiers défence kept them well in Chiragh Din, Jenedar of Police, said ho hand, Frest especially being well marked. knew the deceased, and identified his body With the soldiers returning to the attack
|„Macfarlino was present.
J. Stabb E. J. Gedge, T. F. Hough,
orthents and Dr. Saunders.
Dr. Clark, hon. treasurer, submitting his annual statement, said this was the first time for some years that the Cathe- dral, Saarees bad shows a credit balance. This amcanted to $1,746, although sé a matter of fret the actual difference be
whether the United States is acting was stated that the first defendant engaged in November, 1912, at the.mortuary. Dr Kally and Sutherland were making tracks. wween the income and expenditure was
Entries close for H.K. Yacht Club Re-nccording to international law in Entries close for Hongkong Race Moet-fortifying the Canal On the other
ing,
band, all will concur with the United Noon-Extraordinary General Meeting
of the Green Island Cement Co. States that she has a perfect right 2.30 p.m.--Inter-Club Yacht Raco: start
at Royal H.K. Yacht Chub.
to protect what has cost her so much! in men and money. The Canal, the
SUNDAY, January 28:---
the sampan to go to a stone boat, and the her two defendants accompanied him. On the way a quarrel took place over the fare and ons of the men drew a koife. A fine of 810 ech or 14'days' imprisonment was imposed.
We have received from Mesurs. W. G.
Dr Harold Macfarlane, Medical Officer for goal when Harcourt stepped in but in charge of the mortuary, deposed Pearson took the ball from Mees and to making a post mortem examination dribbling round Tucker put in a fine shot
There was
$1,450: the income for the year had $15.324. and the expenditure $14,074. That meant that the income
had been reduced by $1,500 and the expenditure by $8,000. The reduction is"
reduced by about 250; donations by $50 and collections by about $500,
of the deceased. The case of death was multiple injuries. The bead was which Turner put for a corner at the second savered from the body. Bap of skin at the back of the neck, as if attempt, At half-time the score was, Ragar | inconic was general. Few.renta were ',, more than one blow had been delivered. Engineers i; H.M.S. Tamar, 0.
Smith restarted for the sailors and It could have been done by the chopper detail the injuries to the head and body.
Inspector Dymond having given evidence the accased was committed for trial.
I a.m.-Volunteer Church Parade work of which is now rapidly drawing! Humphreys and Co., the local agenta fee Produced. The doctor then described in Bogera was early called upon to shre from making a total of $1,250. It had to be
St. John's Cathedral.
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MONDAY, January
11.30 .-H.. Land Ruslanation
Co.'s Bicoting. 11.45 a.m.-West Point Building Co.'s
Meeting.
Yoon--H. Land Investment & Agency
Co.'s Meeting.
TUESDAY, January 28
5 pmY.M.C.A. At Home.' THURSDAY, January 30:-
Non-Anaual General Meeting of Union
Waterboat Co.
FRIDAT, January 31:-
Noon-Distribution of Prizes at Queen's
Collega by H. E the Governor.
Geo. P. Lammert's Sales Rooms.
4 p.m.-Meeting of Justices of the Peace
in the City Hall.
MONDAY, February 3 --
5.15 pmH.K.
Gymkhran Club Meeting in Jockey Club mom, Hong
Club Annexe. THURSDAY, February 6-
Chinese New Year's Day. SATURDAY, February 8
Philharmonic Concert in Theatre Royal
City Hall.
TUESDAY, February 11-
Non-Mecting of the JI.K. Canton &
Macao Steamboat Co.
Messrs. Cadbury's well known cocoa and to à completion, is to-day, and is is chocolate, two substantial letter files hoped it will ever remain, a glorious advertising the specialities, of the great monument to American far-sighted Doumville firm. The file contains a useful calendar in Chinese characters.-The and broadminded enterprise, engineer-Eutero of Printing, Manils, has scut us a ing genius of, a high order and one of highly artistic wall calendar on which is a the greatest triumpbs over Nature fine lithograph reproduction of the Mont the world has ever known.
Albau Gorge, one of the beauty spots of While it is perhaps especially in the Philippino Islands. these utilitarian days natural that the United States, with the keen business aptitude that has made her,
NOTES FROM WUCHOW.
(From Our Oven Correspondent) a
Wecnow, Jan. 20.
A GREAT FINE.
A fire broke out in the carly heers of this morning which resulted in the The Li family cust, which has occu-destruction of a number of tea borses, pied the attention of the Full Court of For a time it was feared that the pre Appeal for foren days, concluded this mises of the Wesleyan Mission were in morning, their Lordships reserving judg. danger but fortunately the flames were
Gloynes and Leigh. Ferrigan and Soutt were the means of the soldiers assuming the aggressive and Pearsoo put out a lovely pass to Lewisand from the resultant centre, Kelly shot just wide with Turnar beaten. Pearson obtaining from Collyer drew the fence before putting Holly in possession who, running a few yards, drove the ballito the net, Turner just touching it in his at tempt to save. From the kick off the Tamar played their best during the game but failed to press their attacks home.
par by Mees, Leigh put in a long, shot which Rogers saved, and shots by Mees aud Bury proved no trouble to the soldiers no further score. The Engineers proved to be the superior team and emerged winners with the result
R., 2; H.M.S. Temar, 0.
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remembered that though there was this credit balance the reserve fund, which somin years ago was $7,000 or $8,000, hal len reduced to about $1,000. I was not necessary-inder, present condi tions to draw upon this fund, and he hoped that in the future they would be able to increase it in addition to starting other funds. It would be readily se that it was impossible to pay the stipends of two Chaplains in the present state, of the finaners.
Upon the motion of H.E. Sir Henry May the accounts were adopted.
The Bishop, on behalf of the meeting, heartily thanked the members of the Church Body for their good work during the past year, and this being the first annual meeting since the arrival of the Ber. Copley Moyle be extended harty, if somewhat belated welcome to him and assured him of their prayerful
It is said that the fire was the resuls of a quarrel and that it was done on purpose. Wo hear that several arrests have been made and no doubt the offen Hongkong Association Football operation in all his duties. Another short part ders will be severely dealt with." next Tuesday, heard ease intervenes. The bearing of this will be resumed to-morrow at 2.15, and the Summary Court will sit in the morning.
THE WCCHOW LEPERS.
League.
FINAL LEJIVE TABLE.
Goale
Upon the proposition of HE. Sir Hire May the members of the Church Boly were re-elected, with the exception A the Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock, who, as he is leaving the Colony, tendered his P. W. L. D. "A. Pesignation; the name of Mr. N. J. Stabb
5 0 3 16
B
1
7
12 being substituted. The members of the 8 Church body now sro Mr. Pattemden, Mr.
6 Bryce, Col St. John. Mr. Armstrong,
Dr. Clack and Mr. Stabb,
1
3 pm.-Leasehold Property Sale at with Great Britain, the foremost com- munt. The appeal entered by Mr. G. brought under control before they spraggono. There was
mezcial nation of the world, should K. Hal Brutton, solicitor, against a so far. The residents were for a time. desire to make the most of this vast judgment of the Chief Justies in a case however, full of anxiety.
ernerned with the rendering of certain and costly undertaking, still on the legal bills of costs will not come on for solemn pledge upon which the Canal bearing this session, as Sir Havilland de was taken over, she has moral obliga. Saumarez wishes to leave for Shanghai tions that bind, or should bind, closer
I understand that the officials here "than hoops of steel." Nations, like
were ordered to kill all the lepers in individuale, degenerate when orai
Wuchow. This order, I am glad to say, ¦ has not been carried out, nor is likely laxity is allowed to develop, for it is
H.E. Sir Henry May and some to be. Protests have been sent into the a cancer that spreads greater des- truction than war. Is is quite clear members of the Legislative Council, Provincial Government which we hope
anong whom
were the Hon. Mesers. will have duo induence and save these from Senator Root's statement that he Chatham, Thomson, Osborne, Hewott and unhappy people. is not in favour of the question being Wei. Yuk, met at Kowloon on Tuesday made the subject of nay kind of of the British section of the Kowloon- arbitration, and emphatically states Canton Railway, to Inspect various sug in effect that non-adherence to any gested sites for the new railway ter other course than that in accordancemarked out, but the general opinion was A space had already been
Parade at Head Quarters at 5,30 p.m. with the Treaty provisions is revolt that the area was inadequate and should on Friday 24th instant for Infantry dri.
"These teams mot on the Club ground
Thanks were plno duo to Sir Paul ing hypocrisy." As indicated, we be considerably enlarged. Several draft Until further Orders Fridays will be set
yesterday, the R. G.A. winning an interest | YESTERDAY we dealt with this intake a milder view, not that we are. Plans for the station buildings were c-apart for Infantry drill for this Section.
ing game by three goals to nil. Dexa Chater for having arranged for the col spected and in the one selected several teresting subject" fairly comprehen-less inclined to advocate firin adher alterations which tend to its improve Until further Orders Mondays will be kicked off for the Cornwalls before a large etion of over $12,000 for the Assistant crowd. In the first half Siddaway best Chaplain's Fund. It was possible nOW sively but the continued interest that cace to Treaty obligations, but we aremont were made. The building, which the drill day of this Section.
ENGINEER COMPANY.
Moore from Mosaicy's centre but the goal that they would get a full-tima Chaplain in the near future. (Applause.) The subscribers to the fund numbered 17- Richards put the ball across to Poole, who and they had given very liberafly. He running on centred, and the ball canon-strongly urged other members of the com log off Fife, Green nipped in and scared
The China Mail.
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1913.
→
VOTES FOR WOMEN,
afternoon with Mr. Winslow, manager
ninus.
VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
HOWITZER SECTION.
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4 0 23 14 4 II.K.F.C....... 8 2 4 9 7 13 REB H. 11. S. --Tamar."...... B 0 7 1 4 25
The Rev. V. H. Copley Moyle moved R.G.A.. THE CORNWALLS,
alearty vote of thanks to all the workers". Teams-R.G.A.-More; Colmer, Court, connecting with the Cathedral He Mulline, Berry, Richards; Puole, Clarke particularly nextioned the clergy whe Green, Burt, Dallman. The Cornwalls. had voluntarily taken services, Mr. Olley; Navman, Fife: List, Siddaway, Brger, Mr. Pattanden, Mr.Denma Linton; Moseley, Bazos, Dean, Dunsford, Fuller. Mr. Wood (the nuditer), the ladies who had provided flowers week bý Smith. ReferesSergt. Hare.
week, and the choir.
is being manifested in it suffices to of opinion that the great sacrifices will probably be of brick with granite
dressings will be erected on a piot near the The Engineer Company will parade at was disallowed for offside. Soon afterwards
GUARANTEED. explain why reference should again made by the United States with be made to it now. One point of regard to the Canal perhaps justifies peculiar interest seems to us the fact a revision of the Treaty. Surely, the that many prominent ladies at Home matter is at least worthy of considera are actively opposed to the Parliation, and we sincerely hope that the
(Sole Agents)·
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MISS STEPHANO (Classical Contralto Vocalist).
Police Wharf and the erection of a fart Belchers Fort on Monday, Tuesday, Wed. near hy is understood to be contemplated.nesday, Thursday and Friday next week. A new pier is to be built, as already Dinner and launch will be provided. alatul, for the use of the Star Ferry and the railway company.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr Andrew livor, a director of the British Malay Rubber Company, Limited, and of the Orienta!. Rubber Compray, Limited, left state valued at £14,020 gross, with net personalty £13,889."
KESIGNED.,
with effect from this date.
the opening goal for the gunners. The regation to give increased support to Cornwalls tried hard to squaline, Dean the fun through the medium of the Corpl. Raymond is permitted to resign had a good effort charged down by Colmeratories. There was much work in the and a centre by List left Dean with, which should angsgo a socond Chaplain's Colony, particularly among young men, open goal hat he hesitate and allowed Berry to stop in and clear: Halftime
The voles of thanks having been exx- arrived with the score-R.G..riod with acclamation, Dr. Clark pro Cornwalls 0. In the second half the posed the re-election of Mr. G. Wood guaners again umed the offensive, anditor this was acconded by Mr. Poole put in some, fins runs and 34 8. Northcota and carried.
COMPANY REPORT.
UNION WATERBOAT COMPANY, LIMITED.
attention.
their sex. They ought to know, best, the most favourable light, otherwise, it would seem, whether or not such in face of such condemnatory expres- extension of the franchise is likely to sions of opinion, as those of Benator be in the best interests of all and Root, together with the terus of the whether it would be appreciated by Treaty referred to, the caso against
was too fast for the opposing defence J The report of the General Manager, Burt secured near the ballway line, and women generally. Their attitude the United States will require a very
Messrs. Dodwell and Co., Ltd., for pre-outstripping the defence scored the second The Hughes Musical Comedy Co certainly gives point to the Prime considerable amount of "altered cit
sentation to this shareholders of this congeal with fine shot Returning to the last night gave a very funny entertain Minister's contention to the effect that cunstances" to make it presentable.
pany at the eighth ordinary meeting attack the R.G.A. forced order. Dallment entitled The Speculators be akes hor First Appearance in the East from the women of the country there
be held on Thursday, January 50, autos man plased the ball well, and Green pat in for a lorga audience. The Company has been, no general desire for the The officers of the Japanese squadrea Borio), and Mrs Domvils, of 23, Bullion that the net profits, for the year ended a terrifie, shot which rebounded, Clarke move about, with great, gusto and provide 81st December, 1912, offer allowing for securing and finding the cat with "fit plenty of amusements The songs AIS. wero entertained to dinner onward ham-hansions, Kensington, and grand consulting committee and auditor for attempts to reduce the lead Moseley and smart with calchy choruses and the suffrage. Of course, that is no suf. M. S. Tamar" yesterday evening daughter of Fh Howard Elphinstore, Fast amount to $58,577.48. The General Dunsford being prominent but Colmer and Chorus Ladies sing them with omsider Great Motor Race at Dippo. Gcjent reason why it should not be by the Ward Boom officers of His Majesty's Mrs and Mis Domvile will dail on Feb. 22. Managers recommend the payment of a and Court wara safe and the end came with ubla vigour. The Company really, pru The Blind Beggar's Daughter (Dracon). offered to those women who do ships at present in the port.
on SAT, 28th inst.
$0.15 F.M.
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Wigs, Wiles and A Widow.
Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.
wish it Mrs. Humphrey Ward, the hirteen mon were charged by Seryt
Latest beenes from the War
Mixa ADA HOWLEY
Mas DOLLY-SWIFT
15. Saw Soxo.
A marriage has been arranged between J. P J. Walen, of Singapore, and Evelyn Constance, daughter of the late Captain R. C. Dovile, 37th Lancer (Baloucli
WHOOPING COUGH.
timer's" The Cornwalla (mado "soveral
dividend of 10 par cent, which will the rosult G.-3, Cornwallx, 0..-- absorb #27,728.00, write off.925,007.15 from the value of the waterboat $400,00
vide a most amusing entertainment, and I donerve to do patronised.
well-known novelist, has, as all Gerrard before Mr Hezaland at the Magis BEN your child has whooping cough from the value of pipos, and staging, and BEST MEDICINE MADE.
¿TRUE TEST OF MERITS know, taken an active part. In the nty this morning with using a house in and expectoration onay, by giving Chamber new account Consulting Committee colds than Chamberlain's Cough Re
be careful to keep the cough loose carry forward a balance of $37,13 to the
THERE & no better meliaise made for 700. judge a man not by Anti-Women's Suffrage movement, Ful Hing lane as an opium alvan. The lain's Cough Remedy as may be required.
Is mises to do, but by whi (at whose head is no less distinguished first man, who was convicted of kasping This retoudy will also liquify the tough Since the last morting Mr. A. H. Skei medy. It acts on nature's plan, relieves That is the only true tes
the divan, was fined $250 or three months mucus and ranke i6axer to expectorate, ton has resigned; and Mr. Duncan Clark the lungs, opens the sonetion, sida: ex Cough Bemerly judged by this 25th lost-The Mysteries of Farisa statesman than Lord Curzon Mesimprisonment, and the remainder wereldemies and is wie and sure. For le The scouts under review
It has been used cemfally in any los joined the Committee. Andit pectoration and restores the systey to a no maperior. People)
healthy "conditiost," For sale by it in the have bean chamada vad som skaapten, 1 Humphrey Ward's chief reason for å fined #2 of 7 days' sách,
by all Chaunista and Aircükəsperm)
sudited by Mr. A. O'D. Gourdin