BRITISH CASUALTIES.
Butler,
FURTHER LISTS. FROM INDIAN PAPERE.]
September 18th.
THE HONCHONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17mm, 1914.
prophet Tolstoy. We shall not a ourselves, which is of the chosen race before wo ask which so right, nor shall ask whether the Germans are. Toutons before we nak whether they keep their N faith.-The Times.
SMALLER NEWSPAPERS. The London Daily Mail says that since the war began nearly alty papers devoted to interests of trades and sports have suspended publication. In most cases the
resulted in considerable loss of employ-
Some of the journals will be revived on
Lient. J. Fraser, Lieut. L. Aveling, Durham Light Infantry; Lieut. Goddie, Connaught Rangers; Lieut, C. J. Balfour, South Lancashires; Lieut. W. Godal, 2nd Lieut. Houldsworth, 2ad Lient, G. Durhams Lieut. Grey-Wilson; 2nd Licut Monckton, Scots Guards 2nd Lieut. 00. Guinness, Worcesters Lieut-CoL A. Dunlop, Tuniskillings Fusiliers; Captain R. Hasted, Wiltshires; 2nd Lieut. G. H. Howitt, Healing, West Ridings; Liout. GC Hill, South Lancs; Lieut. V. Inglefeld, East Wiltshires; Lient, A. V. Newton, Somerset Yorks; Captain Kyrkek-Smith, Liverpools; Light Infantry; 2nd Light. M. J. O'Donovan, - Riding-master and Hon. Lieut. T. Lawrence, The Press Bureau announces the follow-Irish Fusiliers; Lient. J. Honeyman, Scottish V.C., 18th Hussars; Lieut. N. Lethbridge, Borderers; Captain Prisl, Rifle Corps; Yorks and Lanes; Lieut. Lilburn, Highland ing casualties among officers-
itedCol. Sir E. Bradford, Col. L.. TeLint. W. E. Terrs, Oxfordshire and Bucks light Infantry, lieut H. S. Love afari cent, Capt. G. Spriafold, and Capt. B. Infantry; Jient. J. Vance, Estes; 2nd Lieut. Worcesters; Captain'. Bithmer, Sherwoods; Stewart. The last named was connected. C. Westmorland, Hampshires; Captain 2nd Lieut. I. Macboan, Sherwoods; Captain with the famous espionage case. Among the Fuller Maitland, Captain F. Harry, 2nd F. Maruhali, Liverpools; Captain P. circulation was not extensive, but täkers wounded are Col J. Geddes and Major I.. Lient. Sir R. Corbett, Lieut. A, Trulter, 2ad Maxwell, East Yorks: Lient, T. Meauty, in the aggregate, tho suspensions have Lieut. Britten, 2nd Lieut, C. Jackson, Lieut. West Yorks; Lient. G. Norman, Royal Irish Capt. Lord Hamilton of the Irish Guards, H. C. Lloyd. Captain the Lau. C. Monck Rifles Captain C. C. Parkinson, Sherwoods; ment
Coldstreams; Lieut. E. S. D. Martin, 2nd Captain Rt. Pepys, Worcesters, Liout. H. deputy master of the Kang's household, has Lieut. A. M. Hill, 2nd Lieut. J. H. Nettle Pickering, West Yorks; Lieut. C. Pilter, 18th the return of better times, but in the case The following officers kann been killed in foll, 5th Dragoons; Captain Hartland-Mahon, Hussies; Captain R. S. P. Opham, Sher- of others they have, it is feared, been put attinn-Lieut. Bond, Capt. Cathcart, Major Aeraton, Litt. S Arlined, Frowds, Captain. C. E. Parten, Worcestors; bed for the late, it i
The proprietors of the London half- Foljambo, 2nd Lieuts Forster and Thompson, Artillery; 2nd Liont. Innes Crass, Irish Lieut. B. Ratcliffe, West Yorks; 2nd Lieut. Langers; Linut. J. S. Matheson, Yorks: 2nd Lieut. T. M. Bulloch, Warwicks. Lieut. Henriques, West Surrey Regiments; th
Missing-Captain E. J. P. Edwards,
to six pages and probably to four later on. Lieut. Denroche-Smith, 18th Hussars; Major Cameron Highlanders; Lieut. M. D. Scott, J. H. Johnstone, R.F.A. Lent. Colonel Royal Scots Major B. G. Parker, Captain Lieut. B. Hutchinson, and 2nd Lieut. Meller, The chief Paris papers are now reduced Montresor and Lieut. Hon. J. Pelham, Conper, 2nd Lieut. Statter, Royal East Yorks; Lieut. 1. A. Davies, Captain P to a single sheet.
Ib Rotterdam, Holland, no newspapers Sussex Regiment; Lieut. Seabrook, IntelliLineaster: Lient. R. Wynter, Captain L, C. Frye, Captain K. Grant-Dalton, Captain H
Harrington, Lieut. K. S. Henderson, 2nd are published. gence Corps.
Lieut. Langran. Captain F. Lowe nad Lient. The following officers have been wounded: Col, NJ: Cameron, Cameron Highlanders:
0. Thompson, West Yorks; Lient. 1. Lient. Col. Pensonby, Coldstream Guards;
Horton, verpuols; Lient. A. W. Hudson, Major Jelf, Riffles; Lient-Col Lowther, Scots Guards; Colonel Maclachlan, Cameron Highlanders; Major Mathon-Lannowe aalCorps. Major Pilleau, West Surrey Regiment; Major G. H. Nicholson, R.F.S.; Majors Stewart and Murray, Black Watch.
been killed in action.
BANKS
`EDERBANDSCH-INDISCH HANDELSBANE, (Nethereanda Indra Commmmont Blan.)
BOTA27.18KED 1868. AuthorisedCapital F1. 30,000,000 (£2,500,000) Paid-up Capite FT: 17,407,000 (£1,460,580) Reserve Fund.... Fl. 6,518,000 (£51,188)
HEAD OFFICK: AMSTERDAM. HEAD AGENCY: BATAVIA.
LONDON BANKERS: TEE WILLIAMS DEACONS BANK. SWISS BANKVERKIN.
of the Rifles, Capt. Jrukinson, Rifle Brigade: life: Lieut. Moedorigoll, Captain Maddock, H. Rosebere, Wiltshires; Lieut. S. Asse, East penny papors have agreed to come down money on Current Account and on Fixed
September 19th. We extract the following telegrams from Rangoon papers:-
Dorman, Worcestershires.
Missing:-2nd Lieut. V Lontaigne, Connaught Rangers; Lieut. M. C. Cameron, Cameron Highlanders; Lieut. Frost, Che shives; Major C. R. Speeding, Irish Rifles.
Prisoners -- Lieut. V. S.. Lindop, Flying
It is unofficially reported that Lient.-Col. C. M. Stephenson, Scottish Borderers, is wounded and a prisoner, and that Captain A. S. Wiliams and Captain H. S. Parry, Army Mefirul Corps, are prisoners.
M.
Carr
Worcestere.
September 29th.
Killed-Captain W. Frend, Sherwoods. Died of wounds:-Lieut. A. W. Campbell, Coldstreams: 2nd Lieut. W. G. Houldsworth Oficers Training Corps; Captain A. K Kyrke Smith, Liverpools; Lieut. T. Meantys, West Yorks.
September 25th.
Died: Captain C. Boone, Essex Regiment. Lieut-Colonel Grant Duff has been
Killed in East Afrien : —Livut.-E-Thorný-- Brigadier General Haking croft. King's African Rifles. Officers killed-Limit. Sir A. C. Gibson killed and
Beaufort. Craig and Lietit. Puwell, Highland Light wounded:--
Wonideu: -2nd Lieut. Y. Infantry; Capt. Lord Guernsey and Capt." The following list of officers hitted iDevonshires; Lient. G. E. Bowen, Field
todayCaptain Borners Fish Guards; Lieute Binghais, published
Artillery Captain D. Carden, Sonforths; Wyndham. Coldstreams; Wereesters, 2nd Lieut. P. Girardot, Oxford Lieut. F. Denton: West Surreys; Lient. W Lockwood Bud Licuts. Des Vieux and Pickersgill-Cunliffe, and Bucks Light Infantry: Lieut. Nagger: Fleming, Devonshires; Lieut. C. I. Gordon, Grenadier Guards; Capt. 6. W. Bathway RAM.C.; Lent. D. Kupton, Warwicks; Coldstreams: Lieut. 4. I. Griffith, Field so Linuts.-3. F. 1. Charke and Wissman 2nd Lieut. J. Mead, Royal Fusiliers; Lieut. Artillery; Lieut. Halls, Hampshires; Quarter- R. Capt Fitzgerald, 4th Dragoons Mackler-Ferryman, Oxford and Bucks Light mater and Hon. Lieut. H. Hickie, Irish Capt. Forrest, R.A.M.C. Capt. R. Infantry, 2nd Lieut. F. Smythe, Worcesters: Guards: Lieut. Mapplebeck, Flying Corps Grenfell, attached 9th Lancers; Lieut. G. Lient. R. Worthington. Oxford and Bucks Captain 0. T. Martin, Highland Light Miller, R.E.; Lieut. Pering, Berkshires. Light Infantry; Major J. Barstow, Infantry; Captain Mathias, Sherwoods; 2nd
Died of rounds: Col. F. R. F. Boileau,
Engineers.
Lieut. W. Owen. Welsh Regiment: Licut Dier! in hospital: Ligt, Hadfield, South
G. E. Prior, Devonshires; Captain Rochfort Lanenshires.
Boyd. Field Artillery; Captain D. Sherlock. R.; Lient. Tidbury, Middlesex Regiment Lieut. S. Ven, Devonshires.
Killed in East Africs: Jemadar Sher Buz, 20th Punjabis.
Wounded: Majar Gillison, R. H.A.; Majer Markett, 4th: Hussars; Capt. Sir W. He Barttelat, Coldstreams: Cal. Dalton, Army Medical Service.
Alissing: Major Cookson, Royal Sussex; Major Bayley, R.F.A.
September 20th. - The following casualties among officers are aunuunced tonight:
Killed:-Captain A. M. Byng, Royal Fusiliers; Major Carpenter-Garnier and 2nd Lieut. Compton-Thornhill, Scots Guards;
Died of woundaliout. G. A. Hutton, Engineers
Wounded and. mjasing :-Captain A. Attwood, Royal Fusiliers, Captain Dawson, Lincolns; 2nd Lieut. F. M. Hobby, Royal Fusiliers; Lieut. AT. Wyatt, Lincolnshires.
Wounded-Captain L. Ashburner, Royal Fusiliers; Captain, W. Bowden-Smith, Royal Fusiliers, Captain J. Helehurst. Cold- streams; Lieut. L. Browning, R.FA Quartermaster and Hon. Lieut. T. Bunting, Irish Fusiliers, Lient, A. W. Campbell, Cold- streams: Lieut. M. Dease, Royal Fusiliers; Captain A. G. Egerton, Coldstreams; Captain R. Evelegb, 'Oxford nnd Bucks, L.I.; Captain H. Forster, Royal Fusiliers; Captain C. G. Higgins, Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry;
Previously reported wounded aos missing Lient. H. McMaster, R.F.A.; Lieut. Naylor Captain C. Hopden, Army Medicals; Lieut. Leyland, Royal Borso Guards; Major H. de Honte, Hampshires; 2nd Lieut. B. Packart, B.A.; Lieut. F. Rochs, Army Ratcliffe, West Yorks Veterinary Corps: Lieut. E. Smith and
Previously reported missing most wounded Lieut. F. Steele, Royal Fusiliers; 2nd Lieut.
MissingLient. C. H. Bushell. 2nd Dragoon Guards; 2nd Lieut. J. d. Dunlop, Dublin Fusiliers.
|
The Bank transsete every description of Banking and Exchange business, receives Deposit at rates which may be ascertained, on application.
G. VERMEY, Manager, No. 8, Des Voeux Red Central. Hongrong, 3rd October, 19 3-
French newspapers of long standing, such as Le Matin and Le Journal of Paris, are now published with two pages
single sheet. The economy in paper THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED. doo not extend to headlines, some of which span the sheet.
THE MISERY OF MEAL TIMES.
DAINTY MORSELS FAILED. TO CREATE A DESIRE TO EAT.
"Can you enjoy your food?" On the answer to this simple question a whole life's happiness may bang. Some people at meal times approach the table as if they were leaving the condemned coll for execution. There's always a skeleton at their feasts-an ever present sense that good digestion will not wait on appetite, nor health on both. They never allow themselves to forget they have a stomach or a liver. They could not if they would, for the torments that follow from an impaired digestive system are M perpetual nightmare to thei
Ta tell sufferers from dyspepsin that the malady in one form or another has afflicted all ranks of society, in all ages, from the cradle to the grave, is poor consolation. They would prefer to be out of the fashion, as the saying is. **Lat King Eo and So, Lord. This and That, and Mr. Multi-Millionaire koop their indigestion," they would growl if you said they were in the same class of sufferers; "What I want is to be on good Can you tell me terms with my food. how?
For the past 40 years the
We can. remedy for stomach, liver and bowel
ПНЕ
(ÎNCORPORATED BY Special IMPERIAL GHARTER).
Capital Subscribed Capital Paid-up Reserve Funds
HONGKONG
BANKS
AND
·BANKING CORPORATION.
Paid-up Capital
SHANGHAL-
$15,000,000
Resoryo Funds
Sterling
£1,500,000-at 2/--$15,000,000
Silver...
$18,000,000
$33,000,000
Reserve Liability of Proprietors $16,000,000
Cover of DisnCTORS.
Hon. Mr. D. LANDALE➡Chairman, W L. PATTENDEN, Eaq-Deputy Chairman" ;
8. H. Dedwell, Esq.
.T. M. Edkins, sq. C. B. Gul bay, Esq.
F. H. Holyoak, Esq. J. A. Finmhor, Bag, hog, Mr. 2, Duellim
CHIEF MANAGER V Hongkong-N. J. STARE,
ACTING MANMIER: Shanghai J. D. SMARY.
LONDON BANKERS:
LONDON COUNTY AND WESTMINSTER BANK, LIMITED,
HONGKONG-INTEREST ALLOWED,
On Current Account at the rate of Awe por cent. per annum on the Daily Balanes, On. Fixed DepoBIKS.
Ten 10,000,000 87750,003 3,790,000
For For
HEAD OFFIC: Tarpin, FonsiODA,
Canton
3 months, 21 per cent, per Änpunt, months, 31 per cent, per Annum,
For 12 months, 4 per cent per Annum,
AG. STEPHEN, VAA
Acting Chief Manager,
HEANORES AND AGENCIES,
Amoy
Klukiang
Shanghai
Batavia Kobe
Bingspors
Hongkong, 24th August, 1914,
(15
Bombay
London
Swatow
Caloutta
Manila
Thiobu
Moji
Tainan
TBE MERCANTILE
BANK
OF
Dairan Foochow
Nagasaki
Takor
Newchwang
Tameni
Tokyo
72
Authorised Capital ... ...£1,500,000 Subscribed
1,125,000
·Ogaka
Yokohama
Faid-ap Reserve Fand
-562,500
-466,000
Hongkong New York Kagi Kedong
San Francisco Etc.
HONGKONG OFFICE. 3. Das Vœux ROAD, Interest allowed on Current Accounts. Deposita received on terms which may be had on application.
K. TSUDZURABARA, Manager. Hongkong, 10th October, 1014. [048
HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.
INDIA, LIMITED.
BANKERSY BANK OF ENGLANDĄ). and
Lorpen Joint Srook Başa, Lınıram,
Every description of Exchange business. transacted.
INTEREST allowed on Current Account at 2 per cent per annum on Daily Balanow and on Fixed Deposits at rates which may be ascertained on application.
A. B. LINTON,
Manager,
Hongkong, 10th July, 1914..
Busine of the above Bank is con Tduced by the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. Rules may be obtained on application. Minimum Montay Balances at 9 per cent.T
INTEREST on deposita is allowed on the
per annum
troubles, which has won popularity as Depositor may transfer at their option Lient. G. G. Fitzpatrick, Welsh Regiment; A. Tylden Patterson, Oxford and Bnck Light and not missing :--Lient. R. E. Anstruther, wide as the world, has been Mother balances of $100 or more to the HONGKONG
Captain R. Gordon, Northamptonshire Infantry; 2nd Lieut. 1. C. Wells, R.E: Regiment, Lieut. H. R. Jones, Scots Guard;
Enofficially reported died of wounds: Major-JKerrich, Welsh Regiment Captain Lieut. L. W. White, 1st Dragoons.
H Matthew Northumberland Tusiliers (poficially reported prigner ficut 2nd Lieut. N. M. Owen: RTA 2nd Lieut... dirhwa na Liant. E. Hills, B.A.M.C. G. Polson, Black Watch: Lieut. R. F.
News of the safety of Lord Willingdon's Simson, R.P.A
Lienst.
son, Lieut. the Hon. G. F. Freeman-Thomas, Glumcestershire Regiment: Captain Coldstream Guards, has been received. He Wright, R.E.; Lient. M. Yeatman, South Wales Borderers Captain H Toppin, as wounded in the log. Northumberland Fusiliers; Major H. T. Wynter, R.F.A.
Swanwick,
September 3rd.
The following casualties are announced: Filed:--Lient. F. D. Alfrey, Bth Lancers; Majus M. Cookson, Royal Sussex Regiment; Lieut. Dawn, Royal Sussex Regiment; 2nd Licht. S. Davison, King's Royal Itifle Corp Captain E. R. Jones, Cheshire Reigment; 2nd Lieut. S. McGuire, Roya! Dublin Fusiliers; 2nd Lieut. Mageais, Royal Irish Rifles Lieut, W. R. Murray, Gordon Highländer; Captain R. Oliver, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry; 2nd Lieut. J. Paulson, Lanenshire Fusiliers; 2nd Lieut. J. Pepys. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry : Captain L. Slater,
Royal Sussex Regiment; 2nd Lieut. Stuart, Lancashier Fusiliers; 2nd Lieut. A. J. N Williamson, Senforth Highlander; Lieut. H. H. Wilson. Black Watch.
September 20th. The following casualties are announced to-day-.
chesters.
Black Watch; Captain A. Foord, Man-Seigel's Syrup.
testimony: Frufficially reportel prisoner:---Major J. Brani, Medicals.—-
TEUTON AND SLAV.
Read this convincing AND SHANGHAI BANK to be placed on FIXED
Mrs. Roge Collins, of 13, Ravenscraig DEPOSIT at 4 per cent, per annum.
For the HONGKONG, AND. SHANGHAI Road, Woodstock, near Cape Town,
BANKING CORPORATION, 2nd, 1914-About writes on January began to suffer very
AG STEPHEN, **** three years ago,
Born Oblet Manager. much from indigestion. I developed
Hongkong, 14th May, 1914, symptoms such as pains in the chest, side, between the shoulder blades, and severe headaches.
"Even the most dainty morsels of food failed to create a desire to eat. I became
NTERNATIONAL BANKING
CORPORATION,
[18
HEAD OFFICE: Wall Street, New York. LONDON OFFICE: Bishopsgate, E.C..
BRANCHES.
Bombay.
Caleutta.
Canton.
Cebu.
Colon. Empire, C.Z. Hankow. Hongkong.
Kobe.
London. Manila.
Mexico City. Panama:
Peking,...
San Francisco.
Shanghai
Singapore. Yokohama,
149
HE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.
INCORPORATED by Royal Chantes, 1858. HEAD OFFICE-LONDON,
Paid-up Capitel...
£1,200.000 Reserve Fund....
£1,800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor £1,200,000-
++) ***
4
FOREIGN EXCHANGE and Gemoral Banking business transacted.
OURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED DEPOSITS receivŏd for 1 year" "on" shorter periods st rates which will be quoted. on. application.
Wx. DICKSON,
Manager.
Hongkong, 8th June, 1914
[HBE
NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES
8.8. "OBILI," COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIER
MARITIMES.
NOTICE;
NONSIGNEES of Cargo from London K., "Medoc," Ba Bosphore,"
and sad from Bavio "Beisque," in connection with above Steamer ara hereby informed that thoir Goods with the exception of Opium, Tressure and Valuables are (Go4y $7,250,000 being lauded and stored at their risks into the
ING BUSINESS. transacted.
4,000,000
DEPOSITS received at rates to be CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED
ascertained on application.
N. S. MARSHALL, Manager.
Hongkong, 9th October, 1914.
9. Queen's Road,
THE
BANK OF
[959
the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown obtained immediately after landing, Co., Ltd, at Kowloon, whence delivery may be Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless istimation is received from the Consignee osfera Noor To-DAY requesting it to be landed here.
Bill of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned. Goods remaining undlaimed aftar the 17th inst, at Noox, will be subject to rent and landing charges.
We published in ∙this month's Educational Supplement a letter fron Professor Stanley Roberts upoa the
so weak and run down that I soon became German philosophy of history, EL Died of wonds: -Captain M. Haggard,
philosophy which has allured or 'over incapable of managing my household Welsh Regiment.
The affairs. I was induced to try Mother Died of wounds-Lieut. O Carsin, Duke awed some English historians.. Wounded:-Major Deshon, R.F.A. ; Majer of Cornwall's L.I.; Lieut. A. George, essouce of that pailosophy is that the Seigel's Syrup. A few doses gave me F. Duncan. Royal Scots: Major W. Mad Dorsetshires; Lieut. 8. K. Jones, Army Teutons are a chosen race to whom God. great relief, invigorated my appetite, docks, R.F.A.; Lieut.-Colonel W. E. Smith, Veterinary Corps: Major Pillean, West or the latest substitute for God, bas and by the time I had finished three Lincolnshire Regiment; Major A. H. Mait-Surreys; 2nd Lieut. Relton, East Surreys; committed the future of civilization and bottles I had thoroughly recovered. I land and Major A. D. Nicholson, Cameron 2nd Lieut. E. Tindall, Rifle Corps.
that other races have but one duty have since been in the best of health."
Perhaps in the stress of modern life Highinders.
Wounded: Lieut. L.. Buller aril 2nd namely, hot to interfere with the Teuton Lieut. Cave-Orme, Lincolnshires; Quarter-mission. Now deep in this theory is the there is a tendency to treat lightly the master and Honorary Lieut. T Clayton, old barbaric belief in predestination. If first little derengement of the stomach, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders; Lieut. you are born a Celt or a Slav there is liver, or bowels until dyspepsia has us It does not matter in its grip, when loss of appetite, Cockburn Mereer, Inniskilling Fusiliers; no hope for you: Lient. C. C. Holmes, Lincolnshires: Captain what you do, what great men or great irritability, sick headaches, constipation, G. W. Hunt, Northamptonshires; Captain achievements may seem to glorify your and other distressing symptoms weigh
Don't make this error. Get in a CAPITAL PAID-UP (U.S., Gold): $3,250,000 C. Rose and Lieut. E. L. Welchman, race; the fact remains that you are not heavily upon us.
a Teuton and the future is not with you.
and, indeed, get your Jincolnshires.
Wander Bind missing-Captain R. So, if you are a Touton, it does not counter
An occasional dose of RESERVE FUND blow in fust Stevens. Irish Rifles; 2nd Lieut. Wingate matter how you or your nobene Syrup you will find will provided you strive for Teuton predomia- Gray, R.F.A.
ance, you are striving for, the future as keep the digestive organs up to concert Missing:Captain S. Field, Captain Mardained by God, or the latest substitute pitch; and a few doses will relieve you Leahy, Captain G. H. Stevenson and Lieut.
for Him, Hence the Germans now are of the first signs of indigestion. To All kinds of FOREIGN & LOCAL BANK-hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of F. Talloch, R.A.M.C.
Caufficially reported woundhi and prísun telling us that we are traitors to our banish it, if you have been a victim to Syrup in the Captain J. A. Davenport, Lanenshire eutonie destiny; the baser part of sit for a long time, take a regular course Fusiliers, and Major Rt. 4. Gray. Tish the Celts or Latins, or what not, have of Mother Beigel's
prevailed and we shall all be punished prescribed dose after meals. for our treachery. Not so long ago we With the experience of others to go by, Fusiliers.
Gurselves were bitten with this theory and you may look forward to quick relief, September 27th. Died of rounds-Captain A. Roe, Dorset.
used to talk about the decadence of the and ultimate restoration to health. You The King and Queen and Earl Kitchener Latin races. Then we discovered that there may be offered something else when you Hand it shires: 2nd Lieut. Chittenden, Manchester Regiment; 2nd Lieut. J. L.M. Smith, have telegraphed condolences to Mrs. Robb is no such thing as a Latin race, but only ask for Mother Seigel's Syrup. Manchester Regiment: Captain A. Winn, on the death at the front of Major A. K.
certain nations who speak a tongue back, and get what you want; don't have Imitation Suffolks, 2nd Lieut. WK. Ames, West Rabb, Derbam Light Infantry.
pays to The following list of casualties has been derived from Latin. We ourselves, too, a substitute foisted on you. Kents.
are ball a Latin race, and that may he is the homage sheddinessTM
F106 Wounties: Major G. J. Griffon, Lanca-issued ;----.
one reason why the destruction of Louvain.excellence. shire Fusiliers; Major C. Onslow, Bedford- Kled:Lieut. R. Benison, Connaughts; does not justify itself to us as a stroke shires.
Lieut. E. Boyd, Northumberland Fusiliers; for the future of civilization. We have Missing-Major Anutt and Major W. R.2nd Lieut. E. Cruickshank, Berkshires; 2nd seme northern sentimentality, but not are not free of Lloyd, Loyal North Lancashires; Major St. Lient, R. do. Stacpoule, Connaughts) Lieut. enough for that; we Jeger, Royal Irish.
W. Elliot, West Yorks; Captais H. Gnational vanity, but it could not persuade Elliott, Devonshires, Lieut. G. R. Fenton, us that God had chosen us to do the September 24th. Connaughts; 2nd Lieut. J. A. Ferguson; Devil's work.
Highland Light Infantry; Captain M. Tere was some excuse for this theory The following list of casualties among Fier, West Yorks; Captan D. Gikison, of races when men worshipped a tribal officers is published to-day:
Scottish Rides; Lient, H.. G. Gilmour, god, for then their god stood or fell with Killed 2nd Lieut. G. Amos, Quarter Worcesters; Captain H. 0. Hare Durham the tribe, and they fought for him when But the master and Hon. Captain A. Murray, King's Light Infantry; 2nd Lieut. C. C. Harrison, they fought for themselves, Own Scottish Borderers; 2nd Lieut. Sir G, Worcesters; Licut. R. M. Henderson, Kaiser himself cannot believe that there a Götterdämmerung if the Baillie, 2nd Dragons; 2nd Lieut. W. De Connaughts; Major A. F. Henderson, 27th will be Winton, Coldstream Guards: Lient. F.Light Cavalry; Lieut. C. Heary, Worcesters; Germans are beaten; for the German Fisher, Lieut. Vicat. Royal West Kents: Lieut. H. L. Hopkins, Army Medicals; Major intellectuals God has disappeared, and Lient. A. K. Foster, Hampshires; Captain A.4. Ingles, West Yorks: 2nd Lieut. O. L. the Teutonic race has taken His place. Horse, Laut R. F. Johnstone, Major the Mackenzio, Highland Light Infantry; Major No Divine revelation has told them that; Hon, A. H. Maitland, Queen's Own Cameron D. A. Mander, Durhams; Lieut. P. they know it only because they are Highlanders: Captain R. B. Parker, Captain Murray, Sherwoods; Lieut. F. O'Connell, Teutons and because their idea of civiliza- J. Savage, Northamptons Captain R. Army Medicals; Captain H. F. Reynolds, tion is the Teuton idea, which includes Partride, 5th Dragoon Guards: Captain Wiltshires; 2nd Lieut. Stanuell, Durhams; the present conduct of the German Army. C. W. Price, Royal Scots; 2nd Lieut. A. B.Lieut. M. Sweet-Escort. Liverpuls; 2nd This war at least ought to teach us, if one lesson namely, that Rend, Somerset Light Infantry; Captain Lieut. D. S. Wallace and 2nd Lieut. E. Got them,
civilization is not the property, of any Shatchard, R.A.M.C., 2nd Lieut. R. Sprechty, Watson, Officers Training Corps; R. Evelegh, one race or nation, but something after DEVON AND Connaught Rags; Lient to. D. Warren, Oxford and Bucks
which all nations and racee must strive.
CORNWALL Died of wounds: 2nd Lieut. A. Barring Its laws are not made by Teutons, but by Captain C. E. Wilson, Royal West Surreys; Captain J. Norwood, VC, 2nd County of ton-Kennett, Oxford and Bucks; and Major God; and they are laws which we can only Visitors to Brighton, Eastbourne, Hastings London Yeonianry and Reserve Captain, 5th A. K. Robb, Durham Light Infantry.
learn as we try to obey them. If wo Bournemouth, Wye Valley, Severn Valley Dragoon Guards; 2nd Lieut. H. Swaine,
Wounded: -2nd Lieut. B. Allen, Sher think that we are the law-makers we Bath, Weston-super-mare, Malvern, Hereford Royal Irish Rifles.
woods; Capt. D. F. Anderson, East Yorks; barbarize ourselves, whether wo are Worcester. Glonester, Llandrinod Wells, Died of wounds-Lient. V. Gordon Ives, 2nd Lieut. C. Waitaker, Durbams; Captain Teutons or Tartare; and if we barbarize Llangollen,
Towyn, Barmouth, Coldstreams; 2nd Lieut. C. G. Gordon, C. Becher, Irish Bifes; Lieut.-Col. . E.
Pwllell Northamptonshires; Captain C, Furse, Field Benson, East Yorks; Lieut.-Co. W. D. Bird, ourselves our own past will avail us Dolgelly,
nothing Therefore, let us have no Llandudno Rhyl, Bettws-y-coed Isle of Artillery: Captain G. Les, Worcestershires. Irish Rites; Captain G. Blewitt, Oxford and misgivings when we are told that we are Wight and Channel Islande should send for WoundedLieut. Colonel D. G. M. Camp-Bucks; Captain A. O. Boyd, F.A. Major fighting for the Slav, against the Teuton; DARLINGTON'S HANDBOOKS 1s. each bell, 9th Lancers;- kient-Colonel H. MW. E. Campion, East Yorks; 2nd Lieut. we are not fighting for or against either 1. THE HOTELS OF THE WORLD. Biddulph, Rifle Brigades Major L. Dobbin, Crellin, Sherwoods, Lieut. 6. Dillon, Irish We are fighting for the future, and. A Handbook to the leading Hotels throughous 2nd Lieut. Burton, Lieut. G. M. Fraser, Hifles; Captain B Evans, South Lancs; because of that, the past does not bind the World. Northamptons; Major H. Hutchinson, Major Finch Halton, East Kents; Lieut. R.us. An the Poet Laureate says, the LZVKGOLLEN: DARLINGTON & Co., 2nd Lieut. G. Allen, Captain A. O'Sullivan, Fisher, Army Medicals; 2ad Lieut. Gales, 'German apostle is Nietzsche, the Russian
LONDON: SIMPKIN & CO.
DARLINGTON'S HANDBOOK.
"Sir Henry Ponsonby is com mended by the Quem to thank Mr. Darlington for a copy of his Handbook."
"Nothing better could be wished for.”-----
Far superior to ordinary guides. Visitors to London should use
AND
British Weekly. Daily Chronicle.
DARLINGTON'S
#1
A brilliant book."The Timer - LONDON Partienlarly good."Academy, BY E. C. Coor and Enlarged Edition. E. T. Cock, M.A. Ka;
24 Mape sud Plans ENVIRONS.
60 Illustrations, NORTH WALES. 60nstrations,
10 Maps Bu.
80.Ilustrations.
Harl
19 Maps; 5s.
All Claims runst be sent in to me on or before the 20th inst., or they will not be recognized.
All damaged packages will be examined om. CHINA. the 17th inst., at 10 A.M.
No Fire Insurance has been erotéd.
2. THOMAS,
Agent Boagkong. 10th October, 1914,
AMERICAN AND MANCHURIAN LINE.
GOVERNMENT BANK.
(SPECIALLY AUTHORISED BY PRESIDENTIAL MANDATE OF 15TH APRIL 1918,)
Authorised Capital
Paid-up Capital .....
800,000,000. $10,000,000.
HEAD OFFICE: PERKING..
BRANCHES AND SUB-BRANCHES:
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM NEW TORK AND SINGAPORE.
THE Steamship
SHANGHAI AND NANKING: Chinking, Yang-T
chow, Wusich, Wuhn, Anching, Tatang,
*CITY OF BRISTOL," Tsinkiangpo, Boochow HANKOW: Captain A. Henderson, having arrived from. Shashi, Ichang, Nanchang. TIENTSIN: the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo az Paoting, Tangshan, Luanhsien, Tsang- hereby informed that their Goods are being hsien, Ilsingtai HANGCHOW: Wenchow, landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Shaohsin, Chiahsin, Lanchi, Hochow, Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Ningpo. KAIFONG: Changteh, Sinyaas, Consignees risk and expanse.
Company, Limited, Kowloon, and stored at. Loho, Chowkeu. TSINAN: Chowtsun, Tuahsien, Liuchi, Lintsing, Tsinios, Yiktuh. Haiming, Chefoo, Tsingtao. TAIYUAN: Yuncheng FoocHow. : CHANO- CHUN: Kirin, Mookden, Newchwang, Dairen, Harbin, Tsitsikar Tieling Chinchow, Anting Canton, Kubiyang. PESING: Kueihun, Suyuancheong, etc., eto.
Optional Goods wêl be carried on unless
instructions are given to tecntiary be ore
2PM to∙INBITEW=
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be oramined on WEDNESDAY, the 21st inst., at 10 AM.
All Claims must be presented within Firtsu DAYS of the Steamer's arrivai here, after
which date they cannot be recognized.
·CANTON · BRANCHES ::
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining Interests allowed on current accounts and undelivered after the 21st inst will be subject Fixed Deposits. Terms on application. to rent, Every description of Banking business trans- No Fire Insurance has been effected. acted; loans granted an approved securities,
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by.
SHEWAN, TOMES & Co.
Agents Hongkong, 34th October, 1914. 11249
Special facilities for Hoine exchange,
Hongkong, 19th October, 1914.
[1243