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THE DIARY.
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, May 26, 1915
BRITISH COMMERCIAL
PROPAGANDA.
DISCUSSING the building up and the expansion of British commerce, which we are all hoping will take
THE CHINA MAIL.
MAIL'S OVERLAND VIA MARSEILLES.
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LEGISLATIVE
COUN ONL
A mosting of the Council will be held
Financial Minuten.
The Hon. Mr. E. A. Hewett, Saper. | to-morrow, at which the following business intendent of the P. and Steam Navi will Le transacted:- gation Campany, inforia us that Brevived, Gelegenphic zdvice from the tompany's Managing Directors in Lon
Report of the Finance Committee, Third reading of the Bill intituled An Ordinance to muttarlau the Appropriation
WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1915.
GYMKHANA TRAINING
TIMES.
Entries close today for the Gymkhana
on Saturday weėk“ (June 3).
SPORTING.
NISBET GREEN TENNIS MATCH.
ether words, where a firm eaugot ufford a direct representative in a foreign city, we commend the practice of choosing their man preferably from their own staff, and by invitation to other firma desirous of doing work in the same country, of secnting cis operation to enable, the propagandist work to be effective without being tx costly. Another great need is financial assistance. Each country is its practice, and, in many, long credit is asked for, so that firms trading with them need to have kog purse or accommodation from the bank. The Germans gained their
Lucky fiom, kill, and Owsline Chief. Becoal reading of the Bill intitulod Anboy, 1 mile, 38, 1.10.4. 1,50, 927; lane. strong foothold partly through their kong nails of the 29th instant is due to Onlinance to provide for the lovy of Evence.
her malia will be forwarded tre Lavaly payable in respect of the estutos of
"Tinter, Boy, 11, 482. 12, deceased persoRA, overland.
(2.32.2, 3.03,3; Just 4 33.2.
1-, Tham gallops this morning what all sków, Owing to the weather this match is again the ging being very heavy sad none hit postponed said will be played on the firs the pics being waluty she speasibly date on which she ground
atte's shree-quarters in Lett.3, Inst. I
playable. Sestholders, and others aro
that the company's weekly" mudil steamers for India, thin nd Australia of a Supplementary Sum af Seven hundred and Rühri's mulla in 2.142, lush sequested do look out for notices and will boy reside esling both outwards and eighty-seven thousśnd two handed and as the best performances ou, paper, expresson which will be issued on the day. and hourwards at Marwillow where H.M.
Gifty-two Doll and twenty-six Conte, to defray the Charges of the Year 1914.
Second randing of the Bill intituled An 3 mend the Dentistry
will be teisel and siischargeth, Ceramoneing with the as. "Khyber “ on the 18th put the outward als willOrasaco kavo Murwiles about moon on Sundays. Ordinance, 1914.
The sys, " Mooltin 2 with the Hong-
arrive at Murwiles on the 20th Jans un! |
NEWS GF THE DAY.
LOCAL AND GENERAL...
Committee on the Bi intituled An Ordinance to amend and consolidate the law relating to "Chinese Passenger Shipe as defined by the Chinese Passengers Acts 1835, and concerning Asistic Emigrants generally.
industrial bänking system, and we are not without hope that firus when they have established new buses of trade with foreign countries will ad support from their own banks, if they | have seenrities and are willing to pledge them. The immediate neces sity is direct, expert, and active! propaganda everywhere by every Inrge manufacturer British merchants The Danish Governo it is refusing to THE WAY OF THE RED CROSS." must cast aside much of their old word ny kiters to mile many inscribed i conservative ways and endeavour ja | “tivul Puzi-h Ka giud "on the ground that utilise on all ocensions the measures Danish 1 ự probili « the sending of
letsaventining 1-by-phamous matter. are necessary to meet the exigencies of to-day,
that
PETTY THEFTS.
Sevimli minor theft, tik plaer during posforday, À Chine: a married wins 1.ving at 257, They. Vous Bead Central,
MI. Bisari, of Ba, Mãclond deaf,
plains to the Police that some person bus stolen from her chicken house 11 chicks and ale some clothing mui a sarpem fra the servants' quarters,
POLICE RESERVE ORDERS.
(Central Folice Station.)
PARADES,
...
without Aries, 5.0 p.m.
Thursday, May 27th-Chinese Company, Friday, May 28th-Chinese. Port gese and Tomis ompanies, „withat Äras, will take place on this pande.
4further issue of Truncheons
MUSKYTRY.
It No. 1 Platoon, Brit sh Company.
1. Grant Smith
H. A Tammert...
H. J. Sluar...
91.4
001.0
50.0
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Mr F. J. II. Stune. eklest of Mr. P. E. P. Stos, of Hongkong, is among the larist vertits from pas to cifer his services to his King and country. Mr Stone was in the urice of a Hoogkong firm about a year ago. Me H H. Cahasac and Mr.J. R. Brinkley have also volunteered, bringing the number of volaticers from Japan up to 39.
'Defendant
Times" If the seizure of the Ger
REVIEW.
& very interesting little volan on thu excellent work at present being performed by the British Red Cross Society has just been published for The Times" by Mesur Flodder and Staughton, the well known Lendes publishers. The Way of The Red Cross," which is the bock's title, sollaboration of E. Charles Vivian and J... the axle are to be devoted to that journal's E. Hodder Williams, and the profits from Fun! for the Sicle and
Wounded.
is earnestly applying itself at this juncture the work of mising suficient money to zip Convalescent Hemd for men from this cuantry engaged in the war, and this account of the Society's care for the men wounded, and broken, will bring home to all in this part of the world, its magnificent services of self sacrifico and devotion,
Queen Alexandra has written the follow.
The times taken wen-
quan Chic, Selgwick, 13, 17, 125, 14.02.2, -, 3,00.1.
Soldier, Boyd, I mile, 45, 1.9, 1.50,-
: lust 31.
Dako Dahlia, Geng, 1 mile, 40, 135, 2.25; last 323, 1.4, 2.39.4; lust 1 Bile
Corporation, Boyd, 1 mile, 362, 1-JOLA,
Maseru, boy, Tile, 38, 112.3. 1.40; last 1 32.2.
Association Footbali
Unirer Sentez-Lalore Ramony."
The report of flon. Secretary of the United Services Langue (V. Caldwel states, "Affor all the dificulties, oecasioned atu consideration, the season has been a by the outbreak of war, have been take success, I think you will all agres; unfort 1.57.unstey several matches Had to be cancelled At the end of the soasory owing to the hot weather setting in.
With ga
to the finance of the League tieru is a youall balance in hand, slightly las then that from last season it is truc, but on inspection of this season's balance sheet it will be found that entrance fees, plum the arms brought forward, have envered the expenditure, without asking for assistance from either the R.N. Canteca or the Sa'diers' Club, The Navy gained the championship with a temarkable total of point, and are to be congisthisted o their spindul goal averago.
38,
Welsh Chief, Sedgwick, I milo, 1,282, 1.47.3, 2.21.1. last 1 3
Jed, Boyd, I mile, 1.2, 1.19.3, 1.37 2.30.4; last 1 32.4.
Maghey, Knoll, 1 mile, 38, 1.Ft. 1,5 2122; Int32.
<
Lownan, Forbes. 1 mile, 4, 16, 10.2.227.2; last 1 34.
Kukri, boy, 1 mile, 37, 1.13 1.45.2, 2.18.2; last 1 33.
Shabrung. Kroli, 1 mile, 37, 1.36.2. 1,53,2, 2.28; last 1 343.
Radium, Forbes, mile, 375, 1.20.1: last 99.3.
Cartean, boy, 1 mile, 30.3, LAS, 1.34.1, 2.47.1; last 33
IN THE FATHERLAND'S
BYWAYS.
Impressions of a Traveller:
noticed
Fital ships, and military hospitals outside a any neutral visitor. This Swire,
efficiency,
back in a week to the trenches:
**Had a bad time?"
الله
・指定。
Teat
A BERLIN JOURNAL'S
OUTBURST.
ANATHEMA ON THOSE WHO DECEIVED OERMANY.
The Paria Matin reproduces the following article from the Berlin Tag, a conservativo- new paper, according to the "Eclaieue de Nice"
We have been deceived in all one. Elenlations,
"We expected that the whole of India
"Wa reckoned that England was de gonerate and incapable of being a serious factor in the war, and she shows hersel to be our most dangeroen enemy.
It was the same thing with France and Russia. We thought that France was corrupt, and that she had lost the sense of national solidarity, but we raw fearn that We thought that Russis could do believed that her people were
This book, tou, tells of the unconquer numbers are now to ho secu, soldiers the French are formidable adversarico... Tageblatt" be res'rained from printing i hespitals, the skill and care of the doctors connt of sickness, and the Landstart too peloundly discontented to ight in
be insisted upon, that the able spirit of the men, who find these who have bean sent home nothing wo
atrevelation ti splendid aion, guarding powder stores, railways,
and bridges, all adopt the same tone. favour of the Russian government we Thore is inarticuinte Ortharia for in- The German people is becoming more
conated on its rapid collapse is a great tance, with frost-bitten feet, but going and more convinced that Germany has military Power, but Russia bas mobilized nothing more to gain from the war, and her millions of men very rapidly and very that her situation is becoming daily worre, well. Her people are full of entham, while it is more and more frequently con and her force is crushing.
"Those who have led us into all these plained that the people are kept in tho dark as to the true state of affain, at faults, all these calculations, all these mis even that they are being directly lied to take about our neighbours and their afhirs, and deceived." Mistress of the Govern. as assumed a heavy burden of respon ment is increasing, and the present reign |sibility." of terror makes it worse still.
or publishing any funtlets, vaprusses or and nurac, pamphlets of a prop cative character in the English or Chinese languages. It is An affrent to the British community to uae their tongue for German propagands, and at is, to say the least, disquieting that which the Chiness have been led to crimes believe aro execrated by nil civilized States should be extolled and justified in their dya tongue.
I've known some wote 'ad wuas," **Foot hurt 7"
puts that he had 47 6 of cloth- Fig, valued at 8:35, stolen lema 'her ezz The Police are well on the track of Another married woman empying a tear the eletric bully thieves, Yesterday hef ten Bay View Station states that Inspector O'Sullivan alleged a thinew place at the close of the war, i had this foo her lost with sterling & bulb, the evidence suw pleasure to thank every individual nurse, from Germany, where he has been spending would result at the first wound of the guns
ing foreword: It
It gives me the greatest Į A Swise who has just returned to Berna writer in n Home paper to handle rings saved at $36 and 85 in shing that the defendant we caught after one and all who is nursing our brave some time in the country districts, remarks in Europe, but, le thousands and tena uf BATHING CAPS. has some interesting and useful Amery change of 102, 16. Voux Rotan veiting chase by rn Indian constabl wounded soldiers and sailors,” 1 and on the untrustworthiness of information thousands of Indians are now fighting with
observations to offer that should proventral, rejects that a "friend" auf me a watchman with the bull in his the whole nation owe them an undying and gained from German newspapers and the English against us.
Tang Loi obtained - $1%) from him by poster. He wwe seem to stand on an as efficacions to the British merchant.
unfailing debt of gratitude.
Garman pricate letters, all of which pass We expected that the British Empire ther man's burk and disconnect the bulb.tration divides the care of the wounded into thing really calculated to throw light cu colonies have unitel, as they have never As the authors explain, military adiniais through, s strict a censorship that any would crumble to pieces, but the Kritish meats of false representatio in the Far East as to his confrere at
vertencel 1.. three three definite parts, classified under the the state of the country is invariably done before, with the mother country home. Propagandism, he says, is
months imprisonment with hard labour beads of collecting cone, acxcuating zone, eliminated. Nor can a correct idea be
Wo expretod A victorious revole in necessary, but it must be aggressively
and distributing zone. The first is the area formed from visits to Berlin and British South Africs, and we see there only of conflict, the second is occupied by clear the other large German Butive and direct. Circulars and
Under the bearding of The Germansing bespitals and ambulance trains, and the will bo
cities. Ita faeco. that it is almost
We expected disturbances in Ireland, pamphlets are of comparatively little
in China", the "Peking and Tientsin third caneiss of stationary hospitals, always of Berlin that the Germans and Ireland sends against us some of her value. Personal contacts requisite.
general I hospitals, convalescent depots, hos speak, and always Berlin that they like to best contingents.
We thought the peace party all power. The representative, too, must have
nina Concuation (in Tictain) during the
theatre of war. In this third zone lies whose business took hira to areall towns ful in England, but it has disappeared war be regarded as a breach of China's practically all the work of the lady musse, practical experience. He must help
neutrality. It is incumbent upon the and it is in this zoro that the British Red has the country districts, remarks that in amid the general enthusiasm that the mr the client to formalate his demands,
Chinese Government to prevent that Con- Crow Society and St. Joha Ambulance now of the mass of the German people
opinion it is utterly misleading to speak against Germany has aroused. cussion from being employed as a base of Association have found their principal field being enthusiastic for the war. All the must guide him in his selection, and..
op ratinus for the Geimao prees campaign ) of
working classer, Rothstanding the unthought of de. the front, farmers, businesa
those rast perenade him that his principals
in North Chira o Englishman cares a
wish relatives at what the Tagchatt prints in Germands on the Regular Staff and other of the highly-educated classes, speak of the and most alone can satisfy them, and in doing
wan. They do not read it, and the number organisations, the Army has the best of was as of a vast misfortune, which they of Chines sequained with the Germsa nursing, the best means of transport and hope will end as speedily as possible. so conform to the practice or national
is so soll that its lucubrations the boat of surgeons and physicians. prejudices of the country. On the
cannos exercise much influence. It should
Even invalid soldiers, of whan other handy he must meet the client's
however, wishes, even if he regards them as Inter-Latora Tean. Shoot-f Aggregate faddish, or otherwise win him overcutives for laser (A. B. & C.)
of the best results in each Platoon in to snuer views, and he must be pre- pared to give the measure of financial accommodation canimon to the coun- try. This is a large order, and only a firm or company with extensive production and turnover can afford such representation in several coun- -22,30 p.mi, —“Star” Ferry Co's. Meeting,tries, but where this is possible the 4.50 p.m. — Auction of Household Farni- result is most effective. Our large producers of agricultural machinery won their strong foothold many years ngo in Russia by this means. They big-bo. 2 Patan, Beach Company, even had large stocks of acceptable
b- No. 3 Platoon, Chinese Company, manufacturer, and were prepared to 7th-No. 4 Platoon, Patoguese Co., take bills over long periods, in scie cases a year. Where the ideal condi24
Sh-No, Platoon, Portuguese Co., tion cannot be met there remain two Recruits Platoon, Chinese Co., 224.0.
No. 2 Pintouts, Chiatre Company, alternatives: one that business should be done through merchants baving representatives in the foreign coun- tries and the requisite Ginancial re- source; the other that several Gems completiéntary to each other, and ot competitors, should combine to send experienced representatives to thee foreign countries, and to win fuller credit from their bankers" The organisation of aneh combised agency should originate with a firm or firms, who should limit the num- her of culent ntary firms as much
MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW.
ture at Windsor Lodge, Austin Road,
Kowloor.
.15 p.m.-Extraordinary Meeting of
Hougkeng Club,
General Memorunda.
FRIDAY, May 28: ---
H.K. Stock Exch-ge Settlement Day ila.Auction of hold Furni tao at "Fushai, 15 Flantation Bond.
SATURDAY, May 231–1,
3.33 .m.--Full Moon.
SUNDAY, May tap :--
Decoration Day (U.S,A) Trinity Sunday.
CESDAY, Jutia 1:
1:-
feners. Hughes and Hough'a.
as the remuurees available permit
91.0
2nd No. 1 Pluteen. Chinose Compary.
James Woeg Owen Chan Wong Keorg The
70.0
Sieh, 40, D Ramjhn, 84 0, total 23.4.
Indian Pat on, Firéar Khan, 91.4.
4h-Nos. 2 and Platoons,, Port guest Company, (Ti), 2017
(Sgd.) F. C. JENKIN
A. S. P. (Buscare).
ALICE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL,
GUNS IN BEER BARRELS.
Dastardly German Plot Unmasked.
The Corriere Della Sera publishes sensations aftic's entitled, Germany Supplies Arma to the Tripoliteor,
The article anys: Yesterday morning by the Customs authorities. Two trucks sensational discovery was made at Venice den with sun-stocks were sent from Berlin on February 26th addressed to a ret agent at Tripoli. During the removal of the consignment from the maritime station to the boat aure employers thought they heard strange sounds in the bar. e'a. Adexamination was made and 32 barrels were found to contain metallic cylinders, in each of which was six French guns, of St. Etienne manufacture of 1899 model, with their monitions
**There gups were sent by the Germans to the Arabs for service against Italy. evidently with the intention to make one hellove that they were delivered by France The Germans could conceive nothing better to diatarb the harmonious relations bet ... 70ween Fianes and Italy.
This scandal has produced an eno mous Impression in Italy."
The Hou. Treasurer of the Aire Memerial and Affiliated Hospitals begs to nation to the funds of the Hospitals:- neknowledge with thanks the following do Bradley & Co. (Special) *.
G】RMAN SUBJECTS IN
·CALCUTTA. ♬
The Statesman" reports that despite
No, it don't, not
Pretty rough that trench business, "It ain't exactly a pantermine," They keep pegging away, however, and many are wounded time and again, often very badly, but they never complain.
The news of Mons worried an ex gunner. He made up his mind. To bis wife he asid: "Ab man go."
Happen I knew tha'd go," she exid quietly. So he want and fought. He was chloroformed and operated on, and in dolinium he filled the long corridor car with matches of his favourite song in that
men meng musical voice which is given to Yorkshire the many gifts of God. Tak o back to Yorishi e. tatn't do.'
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Eut of that he knew nothing
ony owd
And later on
maid you're in great pain," said the little purge.
Ab eura frn Sheffield," he replied. Denth claimed bim,
And if the men are splendid, so ars the gentle ministering women who havò en afton heard the last "Good rest 18K
that tho soldier will ever say. Wo see that the postcript states that the Red Cross work is costing £1 minute, and much more money will soon ba urgently needed, by those who are following the sfaing way of the Red Cross.
We have much pleasure in recommend ing the work, which can be obtained through any of the local bookseller.
MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S TRI-
The many friends of Captain of L.BUTE TO LORD ROTHSCHILD. pri mizent sportsman in India, well known IL, K. Hodgson, of the Royal Fusilers, a
good fel.
LOW WAGES FOR WONES,
This applics most especially to the FORMER HONGKONG-DOCTOR'S travel fourth class, who are poorer classes of the population-those who
crowded
toget-
•
SUICIDE.
A public ectertainment was get up at the
It will probably naver bo kuden hoir
her in cramped dwellings, and who are now being underpaid and underfed awing to the Dr. Bartram Barnett, who was the lowness of wages and the high prices of Assistant Medical Officer in Mbegkong nocesssties. The bread cations are mach about ten or twelve poses ago, and who too small, at any rate for this class recently obtained a captainey in the A.S.C. of people and for those with large families. 12th Divisional Train, committed suicidio The poorer people cannot afford meat, and in his tent by hanging himself, to the pale. often camer precare potatoes either, and Captain Bamett bad undergone an operation frequently have consumed their allotted for vicces veins and sometime later portion of bread in two thirds of the symptoms of the affliction appeared. time allowed for its consumption. Con- and he was told that a further operafin sequently for lays a poor family has often as impossible. The prospect of boing cou no bread. It is true that there is plenty of peiled to leave the service appeared to prey mest in Germany, especially owing to the upon his mind.
At the outbreak of war he was Medical; immense number of pigs which bare been compulsorily slaughtered of loto for want Officer of Health for Lly. He was 30 years. of sufficient fodder. Meat, therefore, it of age and unmarried. might have been thought, would not be dear, but, sa maiter of fact, it is from 20 to 30 per
crat dexter than before the and thas rarely appears on poor GERMANS IS ENTERTAINERS." people's tables. In many industries not only bar wages been reduced but also hours of work. The
Gezona "great a tota" have not failed to exploit Moulmein Club the obber day, says the the present situation. For instance, Penang Gaz tte, in aid of the Red Cross large Stuttgart textile firm, which has Society. That was distinctly creditable. been fully occupied working for the Army Among those who were allowed to take And Navy.
all the winter and mast have part in the entertainment were two alien cleared quite £25,000 profits, has been | (German) enemies. Apparently only the skilled workinen en paying its women workers marks weekly.
the vigilance of the authorities a large in Calcutre and one of the best, of
now command good wages, and owing to 2.30 p.m.--Aetion » Furniture é'e. at here, associations are formed by aumber of German subjects stili samain law, will be relieved to lean, saya a lor of the Exchequer to the memory of women, who freeaily repiner their men unready the Ferisian Ary was and under
The following tribute from the Chancel insist on baing well paid; but as for the the scarcity of such men they can always
those who are not experts, or have accounted for in Calcutt. On the out- I Calculte paper, that according to a private cae late Irrd Rothschild is published by folk serving in the Army, they aru pair what adverse conditions it has fought thu
break of the war they were estimated at slegra received in Calcutta, he has not not a full practical knowledge of lumbers of Germans and Austrians were month: The wire says that he walire, but it duty to the State, and although his inter- is a mistake for people returning fem conditions. The Serbian posant l'terally 300, and it will be remembered that large been killed, as was officially reported last "Lord-Bothschild had a high sense of carvations wages, and thus the rate of rent fight, writes Bir Alfred Stead from
Kish. It is certain that a country bever manufacturing, the tendency is for despatched to Ahmednagar in August, gives no farther details.
wages in
general in being lowered in engaged in war under mare unfavourablo energy to lack concentrated directness, parties of women and children being sub information, which com & frein a rehabis did not always enlacide with mine, when Berlin or Frankfort to say that the war is dropping their agriculberat implemente,
We trust this pretation of what was best for his country Reward is not direct and propor-Germana have managed to mcape arreste ferently set to Jalapetar since ther it J has Haytionate to the effort and its succes And Farber of police offices are t
the war foll spon he readily and not noticeable in Germans. There are mobilised, many without say ordern. FAW cheerfully forget all past diference
rencer and ancasters, and gave me the beseft of his my signs of it part from the large reached their proper depots and mon wide experience and knowledge of Sparco 2 present engaged in icquiring for them.
his building everywhere converted into fought for months without any proper.
military
hospitals and the number of in-equipment. Some, for instance, wore straw but he never confined help merely to good validod npc maimed soldiers. There is, hats, instead of the military, and the The German prisoners may have the advice. He was prepared to make sacri for itatance much less life at any rate in Austrians came to believe than to be merit of sameness in their clothes, but fees for what he genuinely believed in the smaller towns, and in at least one fairly special troops, and diesded the strohuneter. comfortless. The other day at St. Mene him to learn that he was one of those who age industrial town the trip are not the military authorities. It was inevitabla they are miserably tagged and apparently will therefore surprise, no one who knew
This lack of preparation is no reflection on running owi g to thero being so little hould, writes the forming Font's correspor-recommended the double inerme tax, with demand for them. In the fields it is almeer the circumstances. an agent has too many masters healing power in that household."
It is quite clear that Mrs. Fuck is the dentin. France, a German oficer at the heavier super-tax, for the war expendi- exclusively women and children who "band of a gang of prisoners, desirous of ture le was essentially publis spirited. their cases with personal enthusinem. Transcript sometimes fails in presenting all of recognised as
yes, indeed. Poor Feck isn't ever showing off before a group of French We used such men in this crisis, especially in contacts have been p
Abeiligerant, "-Boston |-odicors on the public squsza, ordered, his when they are men who have won demins by the Government entirely to-large firma Yuen-ching from the Kianansa Dock on
the big Army contracts have been given in largo centres of population and not to He plays too much on the principle
Arailer Brme, which in another of the Saturday afternoon (May 161 proved quite of averages: his income is sure. It is
reasons why the effects of the was and muela'success a large number of foreign and INnother case where energy should be
more noticeable in the smaller German Chinese guests were present. mud the slip
fouled on the need for the re-
towne than in Berlin and the other chief was lavishly decorated with flaga and bunt- cíties.
ing Admiral Lee Ting sing, who puriorm munerative ercentage, Again, with
ed the launching ceremony, by prars ng so electric butron, was accompanied by his luinimum number of firms in direct
"ALWAYS RECOMMEND IT.
staff and a detachment of blerjackets. The renrol untared the water gracefalls, sad to contact with son agent in foreign Enro 23,1 Med sines, de enuntries, instead of through as in
almost every community there is some the chocus of all present. Following the TAKE ito rule of your home to always menging with the palm of the band for Chamberlain's Oto, Cholen, and Dist refrelmente, and the success of the new mae whose life hot been saved by launching the guest were served with light keep un haud i bottle of Chamber fire.minator at anch application. Thes personal organisation, there are of portunities for mutual interchagan of views in I for n utual stimulus. In
THURSDAY, June :--
King's Birthday (1866).
SATERDAY, Jana Séam
Gemblon at Bisa Curse.
Valky
THE EDWARD DISPENSARY “KAMMING & Co, Lr. Ciemwis and Druggists
GREAT REDUCTIONS
PRICES.
FRESCAT TONA ALCU LA ELY
DISPENSE
Cupra Twang Hosa
diy 22, 1915,
When one firm is only a unit of great number, there is fimt on their
part a,complacence in the belief that
action has been decided upon; ita
futility
is discovered too late. When
BIS RATING.'
CROTY.
BUT I CLect.
of
"Reynold's,"
man to do the gnose step. It was both ing influence. His death before our troubles cruel and foolish on his part, for the resultare over is a said less to the nation. was ludicrous. The spectacle of these weary, ragged men attempting what in exclusively an exhibition of pomp and ceremony was simply ridiculous.
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A GOOD RULE FOR THE HOME.
ក្រម T15 dicas is to dangerous and mother of young children should be iro rapid fair darelopment that every pared for it." It is very risky to wait until for medicine sac let the child water until ibo attack efcroup appeara sud then send
FOR A LAME BACK..
WHEN you have plne ou mens" in the back bathe the parts with Chamberlain Pato Palm twice a day
The launching of the Chinese can' ont
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