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WEATHER REPORT,
On the 26th at 11.45 a.m.-Pramura has increased slightly along the China Coast and at Vladivostock, but has givan way lightly over the Philippines and Cochin Chiús.
The anti-oyalone now covers China and S. Manchuria.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2710, 1b12.
INTIMATION
SHIPPING IN PORT.
HOW LIFE CAN BE MADE.
ETERNAL PROBLEMS SOLVED IN THE LABORATORY.
DUNDEE, September 4th. Is it possible for man to make life by artificial means! This was the amazing question asked and answered in the
The typhoon to the East of the Vinyalirmative by Professor E. A. Schäfer, appears to be moving slowly in a west-north- wanterly direction.
Prash to moderate monsoon is indicato l along the E. coast of China, and over the N. Chirin Son,
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending, a 10a.m. to-day, 0.10 inches,
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at nova to-day is as follows:
DISTRICT
* Hongkong & Neighbourhood
Formosa Channel
FORECAST.
}N.E. galos.
South coast of China between 'The same
Hongkong and Lamocks, 1 No. 1.
Both coast of Chins between The same 1ngkong and Hainan No. 1. N. winds, froah te moderate; fine.
KS
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL.
Station.
LEGISTER
263 SEPTEMBER, A.M.
Hour.
Barometer,
Wind.
Temperature.
Humidity.
Direction.
Weather,
Force.
Vl'ostock Nomur
Hakodate
Takio....
Kochi
Nagasaki Kagnshus......
Ithi'jma
Bonin Is
Chotoe .....
Weibniwei Hankow Kielisog
Shanghai
7a. 30.27: 49; 92
30.24 63
Fak... 7a. 301
Guisia
Skatow
Tatehu
Taikoka
Koshion Pescadores Hongkong Viot, Peak Gay Book
Santon
WRODOW Hoikow
Pakboi
30 24 56 89
630.21
30.10
5.
30.12
3001
22.98 19.99
30.01
30.13
6.30.06
39.88
9.a.30.
Panlion
6.50,06
Tourans
29.91
O, St James
Aparri
29.84
Manila
Legaspi
Bacolod
Ilatio
Cebu... Labuan
29.82
29.80
29.93 81
29,04 67
129 89 79.
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T. F. CLAXTOs, Director.
Hongkong, Obseratory, September 26th, 1912. 1 BABOOST rethaned to degrees Fenre best on the inval of the sea in Inches, tonths andi hundredths.
TEMPERATURE, in the shade, in dogros,
Fahrenheit.
3 HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturation, the humidity of air maturated with moisture being 100.
* DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points,
5 FORCE OF WIND, according to Beaufort Scale. 6 STATE OF WEATHBA, b Bize sky, o detanhed loud, d drizzling rain, I for, s gloomy, h hall, lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, q aquatij, r raiz, snow, t thunder, v visibility, Wdow (wet).
RAIN In innbas, tazths and hundredtha.
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
president of the British Association, in his inaugural address to-day.
Briefly summarised bis main conten- tions were as follow:
That the line between living and dead things is less sharp than has hitherto been regarded.
That the formation of life by chemical meane is possible, and that in this manufacture of living organisme (in the laboratory it is even possible to determine the sex.
The chemical constituents of life are:--
Carbon, Hydrogen,
Oxygen, Nitrogen,
Phosphorus,
Water,
A number of salts, That having solved the problem of the manufacture of life, chemists will be able to form character, to kill disease, and to solve the problem of heredity. That, though it may be possible to make life, it is not possible to resist death. Dr. Schäfer showed that, in matter to which one would not think of attributing fife," one found the process of feeding and giving food.
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WHY OUR MOUTHS WATER." An eno- tion of one kind-such as the anticipa- the mouth to water'; whereas an emo- tion of food-will cause aliva to flow-- tion of another kind such as fear or anxiety--will stop the secretion, causing The line between inorganic and the 'tongue to cleave unto the roof of the mouth, and rendering speech difficult which up organic chemistry," he said, to the middle of last century appeared
or impossible. sharp, subsequently became misty, and has now disappeared.'
LINE THAT DISAPPEARED
"Such arrest of the salivary secretion also makes the swallowing of dry food Even the phenomena of sex, the presi. difficult: advantage of this fact is taken in the ordeal by rice which used to be dent declared, can be reproduced, in the sen-urchin, for instance, by purely chemi-employed in the East for the detection of
criminals."
cal means.
Amazing as was Dr. Schäfer's linking up of that which we call living and that which we call dead, it was surpassed by his next statement. Even the scientists assembled to hear him seemed. for & moment, amazed by the thought to which his words gave rise.
He quoted Miescher and Kossel for the fact that a body so important for the nutritive and reproductive functions of the cell as the nucleus-which may be said, indeed, to represent the quintes sence of all life-possesses a chemical constitution of no very great complexity; so that we may even hope some day to Bec the material which composes it pre- pared synthetically..
The elements composing living sub stance are few in number. Those which are constantly present are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. With these, both in nuclear matter and also, but to a less degree, in the more diffuse living material which we know as pro- toplasm, phosphorus is always associ ated.
Moreover, a large proportion, rare- ly less than 70 per cent., of water appears essential for any manifestation of life. The presence of certain in- organie salts is no less essential, chief among them being chloride of sodium and salts Putassium, and iron.
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troxe, Prinzess Alice, Funran,
September 3rd-Calchas, Mon
7th Armand Behic, Dunbar, Indramayo, Nyanza, Pera, Atreus. 10th-Benledi, Flintshire, Indrawadi, Koeber, Kana 13th-Aki Maru, Bohemin, Derglinger, gawa Maru, Laertes, Perseus Sithonia, THE P. & O. S. N. Co.'s Steamor Indien, Lutzow, Patroclus, Pembroke Glentrae, Hyson, Helene Rickmers, Iyo shire, Wroy Castle. 17th-Dunblane, Mary, Nippon, Muncaster Castle, of calcium, inagnesium, Nyanze, Scandia, Fydeus, Furst Bulow, The combination of these elements Queen Alexandra. 20th-Cyclops, Glen- into a colloidal compound represents the roy, Nore, Socotra, Demodocus, Kansas. chemical basis of life; and when the 24th-Andalusia, Atholl, Benderan, Bet chernist succeeds in building up this comvorlich, Candia, Peleus, P. E. Priedrich, pound it will without doubt be found to Prometheus. exhibit the phenomena which we are in the habit of associating with the term ! life.'
Having declared that we may one day be able, by chemistry, to make life, Pro- fessor Schifer went further, and hailed. the day when we should be able by chemistry to make character, and even to kill disease.
DESTROYING DEATH.
He touched on the question whether death itself might not be one day de- stroyed, but refused to believe that this tioned a scientist who did. would ever be possible, though he 'men-
"Heredity also," he said, "is que of the questions the eventual solution of which we must look to the chemist to provide.
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*Are the phenomena of senescence and death a natural and necessary sequence a.m. to the existence of life To most of my audience it will appear that the subject is not open to debate. But some physio. logists-Metchnikoff, for example-hold that the condition of senescence is itself abnormal that old age is a form of dis- ease or is due to disease, and, theoreti- Previous On Dato On Pacally at least, is capable of being
eliminated.
Hongkong Observatory, September 26th
Barometer
Day
st
at 2 p... 6 10.
30.06
2 pm.
30.01
75 79
East
30.03
Temperature
01
Humidity......
60
67
58
Wind Direction Fast
ENE
Force
3
Weather Rain
C
b
0.10
Highest open air Temperature on 25th...82 Lowest open air Temperature on 25th ..74
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 27th September to 3rd Ontaber, 1912,
HIGH WATHE.
Days of:
Week.
Days of
H'kong.
LOW WATER
Height,
H'kong.
Mean
Mean
Time.
Timo
h, m. t. in.
1. m.
ft. in.
PEL.
27 m 9 42
7 0m 3 21
52
9 44 6. 3
3
2 7
29
3 57 2 4
4 17 2 6 2m 4 34
Batur. 28 10 21
10 5 6 6 Bra. 29 επί 11 1 10 30 Mon. 30 11 46
4 040 3
2 2
5 6 m 5 152 1
5 0 a 3 5 5069277
5 16 3 I'm 7 16
Ont.
Tues.
1
10 597 0 45
11 32 7 3
"But even if the ravages of disease could be altogether eliminated, it is cer- tain that at any rate the fixed cells of our body must eventually grow old and ultimately cease to function; when this happens to cells which are essential to the life of the organism, general death must result.
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