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SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG
LANE CRAWFORD & CD.
and from ALL WINE MERUHANTS,
BURNING RASH ON
HANDS AND FEET
Itched Fearfully. Between Fingers and Joints, Came Out on Little Girl Too. Then Little Boy Got It.. Used Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment. All Well.
Kluafco, Thigh B. Crediton, Devou Eng. My complaint came out to a rod rash with little blisters of water and it used to itch and burn fearfully. My hands were so bad I could not do anything for mysdi or the children. The cezema was all in Lo twoen the fingers and jointe. Sy hands when i and feel were hot, would itch more went to bed. Then my little girl came out all over in a rod rash on her hands and face. head a watery was like pimples with a which used to itch and burn fearfully. I from scratching had to de her to keep her berant. I tried oatmeats but she got were instead of better. Then my to boy got it. The rash developed into sorca as the children would scratch usif it would bleed. They were home, from school for, nestly the months.
"Becire
the Cuticura advertisement I went for & exple of Chaticura Soap and Bent for kampio
found it very soothing and it stopped the Itching so we were able to sleep
1 bought more Cuticura Soap un at night. Olotment and by the time I used two boxes of Cuticura Ointment and these cakes of Cuticura Soap we were all well. It is now six months stuco we were ciured and no sigu of the rolu" (Signesh) Mrs. Hammet, Jan 20, 1914.
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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 187, 1918.
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 30th at 11.10 s.m.-The northern dopression has weakened and is contral over the Bea of Japan. A quick decrence of pressure hay has coourred over the north part of Japan and
moderate increase in the south,
over Chins and App:
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10a.m. to-day, 0.64 Inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noo to-day is as follows:--
DISTRICT,
Говисает
8.& 8.W. winds, Donghong & Neighbourhood-moderate; okends,
Esquslis, Fair.
The samo
Formosa Channel
No. 1.
South coast of China between ƒThe same as Hongkong and Lamocks, No. 1. South coat of China boiween (The same as
Hongkong and Hainan...
CHINA
No. 1.
METEOROLOGICAL
COAST
REGISTER
WAR NEWS
SPIRIT OF THE NEW.
- ZEALANDERS.
The New Zealanders in the Dardanelles havo born fighting like heroes."
One of them told me," says the Times
As the boat grounded the chess player pocketed his board and was into the water among the first. Ito came safely through the fight. So did an Australian who fell from top to bottom of a cliff over 100ft. high, apparently bumped half-way, and was picked up with mild hornin, but
otherwise none the worse..
The spirit of these men may be judged from the remark made by ons who came shiding down a stone shoot. trying at first vainly to stop himself with one hand while with the other he hugged a precious range finder Look out they called, there's a mine below you. Catch no when come up. came the ready anRANEŠĖ. **
PROHIBITIVE FOOD PRICES IN GERMANY
SERBIA'S ORDEAL.
FIGHT AGAINST DISEASE.
DEVOTED BRITISH AID.
BRITISH NIGHT ATTACK" AND THE LACK OF HIGH EXPLOSIVE SHELLS.
BY COLONEL, E. N. MAUDE, C.B. The following account of rolief work done The great attack carried out/ in Serbia is compiled from official and troops during the night of Ma
the War Office:
The consequences will work what as follows: Since the d be made at any moment w slightest warning of a prelim bardment, which, fasting onl will yet afford the premy tim got all his troops under a occupy his positions in Boce will now be necessary either an observing force in the fr. to retire at the Arst alarm, then the garrison of these considerably in order to defend them successfully surprise.
are slight; a defert from normal is still general with shrapnel as the launches towed them disposal of the Press, with the consent of the German Staff out of all pr "Other ohnogen of pressure and distribution | correspondent, how they were swept semi-official reports, and is placed at the will exercise an influence on the n
in to support the Australians, and all the
The great rally by which the gallant to the mere depth and extent of time a chess enthusiast in the boat worked
army of little Serbia drovo the that we have won,, for while mir out the last move of a problem on a pocket board till his comrades began to vador from its country has excited assaults are constant incidents the admiration of all the world warfare, attacks on a front of criticise this inhuman detachment from
except its enemies, but less is known and more require such perfect St current events.
of the price which WAS that victory, For weeks afterwards troops charged with their execu paid for and so high a degree of traini Serbia lay under the shadow of death few leaders can be found to Happily, she was not left alone in her responsibility of undertaking extremity, and thanks to her own courage and endurance, and the aid which was forthcoming from her Allies, she is emerg ing from her ordeal with her spirit un broken and her strength renewed.
Early in February the Sorbian Belief Fund was already hard at work. It had at its disposal two hospital units-Lady Paget's and Lady Wimborne's each with about fifty doctors, nurses, and orderlies, as well as smaller contingents under Ir Moon and Mrs. Hardy, 1 There were, further, two Serbian muits, provided by the Joint Committee of the Red Cross Serbian Relief Fund, under Colonel Barrie and Captain Bonnet respectively, the latter proceeding in Sir Thomas to abandoning the trenche
Now, the first alternativo Vorwärts is the only Germans newspaper Wounded Allies Relief Hospital and inevitable, and the second lit
Lipton's yacht Erin. There was slag. since their capture at the courageous enough to discuss the food Scottish Women's Hospital. All these situation, having consistently refused, to
become the first, while a were working at the highest pressure. beat the food-enough-for-years-tom-tom.
would have to be formed behi A recent number states that food prices hondurable Two of the Scottish nurses The service was dangerous as well as
LINE OF RESERVE East Prussia are alanlutely prohibitive for died of typhus, and Lady Paget was for Whore, as in Russia, ti wide circles of the population owing long dangerously ill of the same malig handled on military conside mainly to transport difficulties and beavy
[nant fever. Many devoted men and and the armies can retiro purchases for the Army. Many neces women laboured day and night to relieve couple of hundred miles w sitities are no longer sold at all. Others. sold elsewhere in the Empire, are not sent be stricken people. One English lady inconvenienery such system to the east, because people there enoof Burgical hospital of about 500 general course of the campuil Mrs. Hardy, took charge single-handed ployed without much detri pay the exorbitant prices demanded Maximum prices fixed by the Government patients with the of in the base of Germany) Aro frequently unheeded by tradesinen, who woman, a Serbian lady dector, turned it siderations prevail and impe into a marvel of good order and clean eribe the maintenance of say that the public in its anricly to secure less without any other assistance. The food will pay anything.
positions, such a policy as in the first alternative woul and, inorcover, it is absolute the fundamental princip defence of positions that we fter the experiences of defence of the line of Ad advance of Belfort is the cla which prescribe the concentr on the first line only, while altogether the attempt to pr lines of defences to fall bac first line is piorced.
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to walk.
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THE VITAL FACTOR IN THE WAR.
Scottish Hospital, in charge of two lady doctors, Dr. Sulian and Dr. Holloway, was a picture of cleanliness, order, and
37,000 SICK.
On Feb. 17 the British Army Medical Service sent out a sanitary department under Colonel Hunter and Lieutenant
They found that the Colonel Stammers. reports which had come through to London were in no wise exaprerated. Apart from the wounded, there were 37,000 gick in the
Women travel from place to place look. ing for provisions purchasable within It was recently stated in the Insterburg Town Council that the comfort. bread ration does not suffice for working people, who cannot make up for the lack of brend by eating meat, because meat prices for the average inhabitant of East Prussia are simply beyond one's power."
Food has risen 100 per cent, in numerous cases. The greedy agrarians ENE 6 and are described as heartless usurers. One
Of course, supports and r of them recently boasted of making Army, including 16,000 cases of fever, of profit of £75 on the sale of twenty-two whom more than 8.000 were suffering from be held in readiness to meet typlus. There were also nearly 8,000 gency as the driving back of cases of relapsing fever, and nearly 1,500 and in practice no principle cars of enteric. The Serbians had beaten to its fogical conclusion, the Austrians, but the latter had taken a course of the campaign s grim revenge. For the infection of idea of reserves is still d typhus and relapsing fover could be every success against a
When the invariably drawn upon us clearly traced to Valyevo. Serbians retired from that place they left counter-attacks, which att it free of disease; when they returned they maintained until officers. found 3,000 Austrian wounded and sick,
beon too weary to respond many of them suffering from typhus and
demands on them. relapsing for to a building auita a new school, 150 dead Austrians were involves whole chain of found in the collars, and men and cattle but the greatest, and the were buried indiscriminately in the court space to develop in this co yards adjacent, many of them barely trenches have to be made
In a few parapets higher, thus af covered by a foot of earth. weeks the country had become a seething mark for the enemy
every shell that gets home] mass of misery and pestilence,
The conditions were appalling. In the number of defenders to pi Nish hospital the patients were lying three Hence, if, as the corre and four in one bed, with one covering for in asserting and, I belie the whole, while others lay on the cor,ness-we have been serious and ever under the beds. At one time the shortage of high expl there were 700 patients to 200 beds, with night attack has been the only two doctors. There were ao sanitary we could have employed arrangements, no bath-rooms, and the
utmost. sewage from typhoid patients was dis sequences of this st charging into an open ditch fast outside the ward. And all the time the infection was being, carried about by soldiers re turning from the army, by peasants wandering at large, and, above all, by the travellers on the railways.
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Mr. John Buchan, the correspondent The Times it the British Headquarters, writing on the 27th ult, said:
All the strategy and lactics of the war depend to-day upon one burning fact. The enemy has got an amazingly powerful maobing, and unless we can provide our- Belves with a machine of equal power ho will nullify the superior fighting quality of our men. That machine consists in a great number of heavy guns and machine guns, and an apparently unlimited supply of high explosives. Whoever started the story that the Germans were tunning short of shells did a cruel disservice to the Allies cause, The French the other day in Artois made a great artillery con contration, and the result was that the French infantry advanced without any trouble for four miles. High explosives in sufficient quantities will annihilate the hostile trenches, parapets, and entangle ments. With the help of good aerial recon- nissand, such as wo possess, they will silence his own heavy howitzers. If the artillery preparation is sufficient, as a high authority has put it, you can take several miles of country with a walking stick It is no time for scolding and criticism We are all to blame all of u except the soldiers in the field. Our busi ness now is to redeem our miscalculations and get the counter-machine without
delay
FIGHT IN A CELLAR.
GRIM EPISODE OF FRENCH VICTORY AT CARENCY.
STRUGGLE AND TRIUMPH.
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ANTICIPATING THE Ɑ Meanwhile the net resu
week's fighting, from the sa Nieuport to Arras, in the to anticipate the great Ger appears to have been plann and to compel the enemy
Colonel Hunter put himself at once into forces in a series of relative communication with the Parliamentary which have cost him enorme Sanitary Commission at Nish, discussed have convinced his Staff the whole problem with them, and his combination between the sanitary colleague, Lient-Colonel Stamperfect that any similar atta mers drew up a series of recommen. a great decision on the dations, all of which were accepted by the Germans will be met in the Berbian authoritica Clearly, the first namely, by compelling them need was to break the lines of infection their efforts, the one strate between the troops and the rest of the they know to be most fatal. As against these results A grim account of a desperate fight is a country. Quarantine stations were estab cellar between Fronch and German lished behind the lines. Notice was given check administered to the soldiers is given by the Telegraph corros that all railway communication would be Western Galicia is a very p
All leave for the enemy, and can only pondent in a mussage from Boulogne de suspended for fifteen daya. scribing the capture of Carency. "Our from the army was stopped, and all reduce what little confidem-
were immediately retain in the military tale troops were forced to take house by soldiers on house," a wounded officer told the corres recalled, so that there might be no danger most High Commander: for, h pondent. "House by house," he said; of reinfecting the railway after the dis- that his policy in attaching
it was brick by brick.""We entered infection, which was to be carried out dur- be a sound one from his ex point, the German Staff of the village, and advanced on four groups ing the stoppage.
The next three weeks were given up to West are but human, and ca of houses containing in the cellars a num- ber of Germans. After a short fusillado disinfecting and cleansing. The sanitary expected to appreciate the snc we formed a party of soldiers to go and staff went from place to place in a train and material this concentration enter the place. I took command. Very specially fitted up with all nessary ap the Feet has enforced on theng carefully we approached. Our reception pliances. They were gratefully welcomed Standard. was none too cordial, but we managed to by the stricken people, who were only to descend into the cellars where the Ger willing to follow any instructions. Eng mans were waiting, undoubtedly prepared lishmen, knowing no word of Serbian, for our coming. When we did pass into struggled manfully to convey their mean ing in broken Geriam to such citizens us the cellar we got a disagreeable surprise, now a few words of that language. Hap. for some twenty Prussians were standing pily, they were fortified with pamphlets in the middle of May thet Geria with fixed bayonets at one end of the room. and leaflets in Serbian, Among preven lost 17 submarines sing: Februa Between these men and ourselves, how-tive measures incculation was largely ever, were stacked up piles of German dead. The atmosphere was stifling; one felt faint to be there. No time to think or to wonder, for the Greens charged over their own comrades' b:dies rigut into us. You cannot imagine what then happened. In the small cellar thes. twenty Prussians and curselves we were thirty-two-rolled together in a fight for fifo over the dd b.dies of termen leady there before we came. The men fought 1ke Gends. The Prusvias were foresaw when it came into the country. up to every trick. A man would pretend things were bound to be worse. Number
were infected with diseases which had not to fill dead and, then suddenly spring up
Then the tid and drawing a little knife that they all yet: declared themselves. seem to carry, stab you. One oficer who turned and went back with a rapidity was with the enemy in that cellar seemed which surpassed expectation. On Apr to turn mad, for suddenly he threw his 5th. there were 8,198 cases of typhus i hospital, on April 18 only 948, while relap. revolver down, and, tearing off his tunic, ging fever had declined from 7,693 ehibited on biz breast three brány lett commenced to use it as a whip, lashing to 4,861, and enteric from 1,443 to 1,126. ort with it on all sides. When we left the
7 collar, after having been in there forty minutes, not a German was living. We had killed them all.' Car number had been reduced to twenty-eight, and we had Jull been wounded more or less. The affair had Iven so terrible that I imaginert the very stones of the place oozing blood!"
WAR +REVITIES
It was reported in German nara
Down to the middle of Mrg at w
resorted to, especially faculation against cholera. Whenever possible hacteriological 170.000 persona (one-rixth of hea laboratories were set up, and industrious tion) had signed total a stinences researchers set to work bunting down the for the duration of the war. innumerable microbes and examining their characteristics and qualities.
In these and other ways doctors and nurses hos itals and sa storia on tour worked indefatigably at all hours to stay For some weeks it was the plague.
As the British mission work by faith.
Mr. Lacey, a German naturalised Hull, has handed to the Mayor of that city £200, to be p1 to the master and crew of any Yorkshire vessel sinking a German submarine.
Tho Austrians Isst month made w levy at Trieste upon all in betwhe ages of 17 yard end. 60 years whe idea of removing everybody lika v fast Italy. Over 50 000 m m in the vict of Pela wero fore'd to love their homadsa were sent into concentration camp Croatia.
It is related in the May number of
Sunday at Home that a gentlemen w work has carried him into the war of Northern Frangs happened to in view a French dirnitory who prov
R.F.A." that had belonged to an High Gurper,
Bomewhat amused, gentleman onnaired whether he underst the full ignifica f the letter, am The French: *as indignant Fl bien, monsieur, Royal Field Artillery. Evoulez voust C'est l'Evento Cándid
Rusie, France, Anoleterre l