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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1925.

YOUNG CHINA.

HAS IT CONSTRUCTIVE

TDEAS?

HANKOW BISHOP'S VIEW.

NOISE OF ROME.

ETERNAL CLATTER OF HORNS AND BELLS.

amall armies.

THE

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HONGKONG HOTEL

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Eat Augatino Mr ▲ 8. Abbott Mrs E. B. Ballios

Mr B. J. Birbeck

V. Boojszin Mr E. A Beaumont Mr E 8 BODE Mrs M. & Orow Hr D. it. Dappleca Mr B E Chifford Mr JB Cook Mr H. A. Cohen Mr & Mrs RE

Chambers and infant

Mr Pilleer

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Mr J. R. JonoS Mr V. Johannsson Mr & Mrs N. B

Karanjia Mr M. Lavena Mér Mid Mis

Lacon

Laariteen Mr and Mrs B.J.

Mian H. Lillio Mr S. B. Lyster Mr Mindini 'Me A. F; Martin

MTO. M. MoDonald Mr L. G. Model Mr A. G. Mendes. Mrs I. P. Mijavee- Mine D. Metraif Mr. J. E Cherton

Mr W. D. Owen

to the aides of the rond. They | VISITORS AT HOTELS. make Rome resound like a menagerie of wild bulls, and liona. The motor-horn is to thêm a be- loved musical instrument and they delight in its strains as others Even during the Holy Year, it delight in the strains of the is not the pilgrims who are the saxophone. How happy they are Mr andfiler &. de Mrs J. Johnstone It is unfortunate that in a sitoa most conspicuous figures in the when they get into that long. goes under the Roman streets (says Robert Lynd, tunnel that tom such as that which prevails at writing from Rome to the London Quirinal. They begin hooting the present time in Chine the "Dally News"). Pilgrims, in-joyfully as they enter its mouth, egative, rather than the positive, deed, look very much like every- and every taxi in the processions see of taxis that are rushing in both exports should wrive test pro- body vine, except when you

them invading the churches in directions through the tunnel does minent attention, :: :: thel

its best by continuous bellowing It "Christian Science Mongar.

In the streets the police are fur to turn the tunnel into a cave of Even the may be that die sloggaus elviser by more noticeable than the pilgrinaa thousand echoes.

in the lontership This is probably due to their youthful foot passengers in the those who are among the Chinese are badly word delightfal uniforms. It is charm-tunnel occasionally join in, and, ed. At any me, the impressioning to see one of the great cities by whistling, screeching whistles Mr J. Dickie has become rather widespread that of the world policed by men wear-like the whistles of ruilway trains, Mr O. Dake the purposes actuating the youngering three-cornered hats, swallow- and yelling ordinary human yells. Mes V. W. Darlos Chite a chilly destructive in tailed coats with silver buttons, help to bring pandemendum down dr J. F. Donnelly. their nature. It has routined for white gloves, blue trousers with or up to earth. Nor do the . L. Dorez

experienced an interpreter of red braid running down the legs, little yellow-and-red single-decked Mr W, A. Dowley things Chinese the Rt. Rev. a sword hanging on the left side, trams that crawl on their round- Mr and Mrs Eagle

Mr EL. Bilia Igo 11. Houps, Protestant and a revolver bulging in the belt about way through the streets. J. W. Free Episcopul Bishop of Hakes, to on the right. Everywhere you go fail to play a part in the Roman Capt. L E. Fannin point out that beneath these m in the middle of the city, you see orchestra. Here, too, the driver Mr R... Farrell face appearances the present move two of these picturesque figures has a bell, and he plays it with Mr Geo. Av Fafait snout is fundamentally constructive standing at a corner or slowly as much enthusiasm as if it were If there is a and hopeful

promenading. Even an opposi-n Orange drum. In a recent address Bistiop Roots fon newspaper speaks of the block in the traffic he does not indiented that four negative slogans Carabinieri as "the finest police wait quietly till the block is at sver the wate-hawords oľ the force in Europe," and they seemn

an end, but beats his bell at the students; Anti-imperialism, anti- to be universally popular. Their rate of 60 times at minute, as the capitalism, ...untilforeignism, anti-duties are not exactly the same as

drivers behind him and the religion. These slegis, in street those of the London police, and drivers before him are also doing. corner belties, out the pages of there is a different set of civil The motto of every Roman driver, multitude of anwspapers that have potice to direct the traffic, as well I fancy, is "Clear the way." and sprang suddenly to life in placards as a body of plain-clothes men to with bells and horns he expresses and posters. have been blazoned hunt down criminals.

this in music. neros China" froin Shanghai un Peking to Chongta, 1,500 miles inhand in the heart of Szechuand

THE BYWAYS,

TELL-TALE SCARLET. The Fascisti, too, catch the eye Even during the small hours, Province. It is not strunge, there in the central streets of Rome, the horns of motors and taxis fore, that liese sine watchwords though their grey uniform, their keep up such a monstrous and in have very frequenity served in the deep black shirts, and their black cessant din that, lying in bed, you West as the basis upon which judg-caps are less picturesque than the would think that the entire popu- ment has been pread of the entire uniforms of the Carabinieri. Sollation of Rome wa riding nationalist movement,

djers, too. I think, are more in through the streets all night long. These slegs, however much evidence in the streets of Rome; There is, it must be admitted, They have served to rally the youth than in the streets of London. some excuse for these "clear-the- of China, M merely a negative Certainly officers are, many of way" noises. Few great cities expression of

more fundamental them in the prettiest pale blue have such narrow streets as the Convictions, develing to Bishop capes slung gracefully round central parts of Rome. Roman Boots. Thus, anti-imperialism is their shoulders. But, perhaps, of trafic problems, indeed, would be dazt the negative expression of all the costumes that bring colour insoluble if it were not for the widespread and intense devotion to into the streets of Rome, the prize fact that the city has a network The ideals of demoney, Yong must be given to the long scarlet of suill narrower streets which are him. in particular, appears in cassocks of the students at the not streets at all. but lanes and have turned its face resolutely from German college for the priest, dark passages, which, in spite of torney, and in the movement bood. Clerical students each the dim electric light, have the that is how under way, boisterous college with its distinctive dress air, as you drive through them at and mistakenly led though it may—are constantly to be seen pass- night. of the byways of a sometimes there is founding through the traffic in little medieval town. There are no » holesome, deferrainntion, to build

awarms, but the Germans are the footpaths in them, and the pedes a new China according to de-only ones that visitors turn their trian has at times to squeeze him- metic beliefs. Thus, o, anti- capitation is a negative expression have nick-named them "boiled to take great care not to expand heads to look after. The Romans self tight up against a wall, and of a new-found consideration for lobsters," but they are much more his chest or his stomach, in order the working classes of the country, beautiful than bolled lobsters, A to avoid getting mixed up with particularly for that increasing number of Chinese, who are en priest told me that the origin of the wheels of a passing taxi.

not due to gaged in industrial labour. It was the costume was ympathy for labourers that led the simple love for bright colours, Stadionts in their first demonstri- however, but that when the Ger-- tions in the procent uprising, and man college was first founded- the fart at Bose young leaders are endeavouring to build a sympathetic understanding with those who toil is an altogether hopeful portent.

Again the

of anti foreignis represents, in a mega- tive way, the newly developing patriotism of Chin The growth

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Florence, October 5-Beccio- or, at least, in the good old lini, the murderer of the Fascist: days-the students, coming from leader Sig. Luporini has died a beer-loving country, were much from his injuries, also a man given to frequenting taverns, and named Console who was seriously that, in order that they might not injured in the fracas. Complete | be able to do so by stealth those order and tranquillity now prevail in authority dressed them in as a result of police measures. brilliant and annunciatory scarlet. Rever,

THE SUPREMACY OF THE HORSE,

Another thing that strikes the

mense

"COST LITTLE BUT ACHIEVE MUCH."

A Teacher's Tribute lo BABY'S OWN TABLETS. They Cured His Little Son. "An excellent medicine that costa. little but achieves touch." Thus Mr. Mohamed Hashim, a teacher at Baling, South Kedah, concisely describes Baby's Own Tablets.

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Fong MrG.G. M. Godley Mr & Mrs J. Gould Dr. D. B. Gawler Mr & Mr. H,

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Hannibal

Mr B. Henderson Mr.V. B. Hani h Misses A, and F.

Hamilton

Mr C. E. Holmes Mr A. Hofmeister Mr. Hansen

Mr

P. Hodrann

comb

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Mr and Mrs W. A.

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Taylor

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WOODEDET Mr&Mr Wilson and children Mr C. W. L. Win

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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

of a national consciousneks in China has been marked ever since the

Cape Town, October 5.-The Lt. Col. F.G. Fit Boxer prising of 1900. The estab Fishment of the Republic in 1911 eye in the streets of Rome is the departure of the s. "Sophocles". D. Good.

Australia leaves the 3.8. follow gave-farther impetus to the move survival of the horse the supre- to went which is so apparent in the macy of the horse, indeed, over "Ballarat" the only steamer held Miss M. B. Ha

Mr J. B. Hawker present situation. To understand the machine. Hilly as are the up at Cape Town. There are still G. M. Homs. #mt anti-foreignism is less an ex streets of Rome, and hard under- two vessels tied up at East Lon- pression of hostility toward in-font with their square stones, don but Durban is the only South W. Bensen dividual foreigners than a hostility nearly everybody who drives at all African port where a considerable L-Comdr. G. F.

Bole drives in a By. These odd lithic number of ships are strike-bound. townrd those things which appear | to hinder the development of the carriages are very cheap, for the Renter. Nation is to appreciate more fully fare begins at fourpence. They the meaning of present events.

are bound in time to disappear, Finally, according to Bishop for horses were never meant to Roots, anti-religion is, funds-pound up the square selts of such mentally, not a hostility toward hills as the weary Roman animals religion itself, bat a hostility toward have to climb. Still, if it were ertain aspects of it, and, on the not for the hills, these carriages positive side, a demand for "reality would be the ideal vehicle from in religion." **Fundamentally, which to see the world on a sunny Bishop Besta declares, “anti- Į day. And, on wet days, when Yeligion is 1. denaud that the some of the drivers sit under im church he really Christian."

bookmakers' umbrellas,

For 4.0... Pra, Jackson" on It is of great importance that you have, at least, the pleasure of The reason for this eulogy is explain- | Ost. 4;-MI" V. Blick, Mrs M 8 Crớn, These underlying constructive pur-sitting behind a piece of antiquityed by Mr. Hashim's experience: "My Mr and Mrs G. M. Dorwart, Master G. poses in the Ching movement be that will soon be no more. The little boy, 24 years of age, was troubled Darwark, Mrs. A. W. Dugger, Wie B. ndied. The high tide of any chief objection to riding in taxis with worms for some time," he writes. Danger Li Tao fong, Mrs AW mochal development in history has at Rome is that some of the of worms remained and I began to feel is Mr and Mrs. R. Hondelok. Mis

"I tried various medlclres

Bibron, Master B. Gibna. Miam always been marked by surface ten-streets have so pitted a surface, anxious when, I found the child losing 5. Hondalla, Hester H. Hondelink, Mrs dencies which only superficially in that in the taxi bumps over the his oppotite and looking vory sallow, Harding, W. Hansen, Mr. 8. Boh dicated the forces that were ast holes you are flung about in the tried them, administering them accord Miss 3 Bag. Mes Y. Liang, Mr M. Having read of Baby's Own Tablets I Mr. Lee Bhang wel, Mis B.-Y. Llang, beneath. For this reason it is cab as if you were being rattled in ing to the directions, and it was sur almost impossible to give sound a dice-box.

Lotz, Miss L Ankby Mamre LR The taxi-drivers în priving to sea how soon all signs of | Awuinaldo, A. G. Bella. Dr. and Mrs 1. judgment of so important & move-Bome, as in France, seem to me to worms disappeared and how quickly the R. Baldridan M ». B. Deal, Mys 7. D. ment contemporaneously with it. be extraordinarily skilful, and, in on now always koop, a supply. Bollend. Mrs M. Huson, Weser Eding

chEd regained his appetite, and com Dillet, Mr Ning Ching gee, Kim H Since, however, many of the pro deed, to have acquired a new of Baby's Own Tablets in the house." blems that such development.

Chin ip, Wm. Met hajos Mart M. Lin, sense which enables them to 'As u specific for "Infantile indigestion... - Magt, Liễu, Wing M. Llard (1) lors create must be dealt with at the juggle in and out through the vomiting, constipation, colle, diarrhoea okar Me Las Bhan-pam ir bis time, it is of the atmost value to most crowded and impatient. Own Tablets, the Canadian childhoog pri. Frand Pre 350 Hobi sot, feverishness, there is nothing to equa, F. Novokenosbanor Me Oban analyze, in so far as is possible, the traffic and to avoid collisions as dren's remedy. They quickly allay Main 21 Ai Borgio, Le Tan man, Al Wa deeper and more significant factors skilfully as do starlings in their teething pains, check croup and colde involved. Certainly no other

Stubbe Mrs Dhanur Bam, Mr Leo Bhee, expel worms, quiet the nerves, bring Mrs Ah Ubay, Kr 3-show hon, Dr 8. policy in regard to Chius than that neuvres through the air.

Bound health-giving sleep in a perfectly. Try Me 1. B. Wypp: M m Abang, which turns from surface" diatur-

gd natural way. Are guaranteed absolutely Mr An: Shang-ya, Kiri Ani Mohshs, hance to s consideration of the

They owe their security, noue, and perfectly harmless ever to the ester Acgmcanile, Mr and Mrs H. W. source from which these distar docht, partly to the fact that they four chemist sells them, or post freebeter

youngest infant in arms

Abi Poe, Mr Bins Crist Mr and Mrs E. J. bances spring can lead to permake such a role and make it 60 cents the vial from Dr. Willams

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