NOW IN PREPARATION.
THE
DIRECTORY
ALYA DE 1217 21
AND CHRONICLE
1916.
FOR CHINA, JAPAN, COREA, INIJO.
OHINA, SIAM, STRAITS SETTLE-
MENTS, MALAY STATES, NETHERLANDS INDIA, PHILIP. FINES, BORNEO, ETO.
FIFTY-FOURTH ANNUAL ISSUE.
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CHINA
Peking.
Soochow. Canton.
Wientsin.: Chinklang. Whampos,
Péitalho. Nanking. Kowloon
Chiawangtao. Wubu.
Fako.
Antung.
Manchurian
Lapps
Kowklang. Samshut
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Yochow.
Nanning.
Wachowfa
Trado C'tres. Shansi. Newchwang. Ichang Kwangokauwan- Dairan. Chungking. Pakhol.
Chafoo.
Weihaiwei.
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Ningpo. Lungchow. Wanchow. Méngtze. Santu. Hokow Foochow Szemso. Amoy. Tengyush.
Txinanfa.
Kunden.
Shanghai.
Swatow.
JAPAN AND
Tokyo,
Tokohama.
Kobe.
FORMORE, Osaka. Keelung,
- Tainanfu. Moji. Nagasaki. Takow Hakodate Auping.
Shimonovakt. Tämrui.
BASTIAN SIBIRIA.
Vladivostock.
Seoul.
Chemulpo.
Konsan.
Nicolojevak
CHOREN, Wonsan. Mokpo..
Fussa.
Pingong
Chinnampo. Bongchin.
HOND LONG AND 198 Dafindancies, Macao,
Hanoi.
Haiphong.
Tonkin Provinces. Quinhon.
FRENCH INDO-CHINA.
Annam. fourane. Hué.
Baigon. Cambodge.
PHILIPPINES,
Manils.
Iloilo.
Cebu.
BORNEO.
Sarawak. Franci.
Labuan.
Parak.
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Negri Sembilan. Johore. Kelantan.
Kedah, Trongganu. Perlis.
Bingapore, Penang, Malacca, Prov. Wellesley,
Batavia. Buitenzorg.
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.
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Samarang. Padang. Sourabaya. Macassar.
East Coast of Sumatra.
NAVAL SQUADROND.
Гарапова, Siamese.
United States. Italian.
British French.
OFFICERS OF Coast and RIVER STEAMERS,
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The
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THE BLOCKADE OF BRITAIN.
CANDID ADMISSIONS BY THE
ENEMY
DISAPPOINTING. RESULTS.
The German publio se evidently thowing annoyance at the unsatisfacto results of the submarine war. Cour Revention, in the end of July, consolect his readers with the statement that of the results of the blockade had lately' been uncommonly small, it must be remembered that the reports were of English origin and that "the British Government hides everything it as able to hide," Captain Pernus now makes veiled admission of its failure, which is in marked contrast to the blustering articles published by the German Press before and at the time when the "blockade" was dectured. 24 is only
fair to add that Captain Terstas hus repeatedly warned the Germans not to expect ton much from the submarisc.
AMSTERDAM, August 11th,
·FORSAKEN – CITY.
EMPTY SHELL FOR THE GERMANS.
TRAINS PACKED WITH FUGITIVES.
[FROM
TEM TEMA CORRESPONDENT.]
NEW YORK, August ist. A thrilling description of the scenes in Warsaw during the great flight of hua:
ferried across the Vistula daily, all-strea ing eastward and unable to buy bread in Warsaw. Paper money was almost with iut value in the city, and most shops wats shut,
Pro-German Foles and said to have pre pared a list of pro-Russian Poles to give to the Germans when the latter enter the city, the German military authorities, në cording to the story generally circulated, having aigaified their intention of hanging the leading anti-German Polas.The res sult was that the well-to-do Russian Poles fled from the city. The police shot five pro- Germans whom they found brandishing dreds of thousands of inhabitants from the loose rope and jerring outside the house city has been scha to the Chicago Daily notion was taken because the Courts of Russian sympathizer. This summary News by Mr. Basport Rigby, its correspon-Justies no longer exist in the city. dont with the Russian Army. graphed from Stockholm as follows:-
fle tel Miss Kennedy, the only British subjec
lalt in Warsaw, is in hospital suffering from pleurisy.
on
Mosouw from Warsaw, carrying the Bri- A week ago to-day a train arrived in Lish, French, Belgian, and Serbian Can suls and, the Consular archives. This American Consul remained in Warsaw. A TRAITOR IN THE CAMP. with the intention of sticking to his post. the most painful items of nows that has having a big stook of provisions
An Australian paper says:-"Que of On the train wore also the British Angli- can obaplain and the last remnant of the come back to us concerning our troops in A remarkably candid appreciation of British colony, some riding in cattle the Dardanelles was embodied in the six months of German submarine war trucks. The refugees included most of despatch of Reuter's Cairo correspondent METEOROLOGICAL fare since February appears in the the high officials of the Law Courts, with published recently. We refer to the Berliner Tageblatt from the pen of Cup their archives and about £3,000,000 forces, who had earned a reputation as a account of a member of the Australian tain Persius. After quoting the words of Court funds. the German proclamation declaring the to Moscow occupied three days, as it was ing Australian officers. The man, we are The journey from Warsaw saiper, and was eventually caught shoot waters round Great Britain and Ireland around by way of Bialystok and Vilan, told-bis rank has not been published- a war zone, he recalls the interview grant-because the direct route via Brest-Litowsk was Australian-born, but of Gerinat ed by von Tirpitz in November to a repre was choked with troop trains. contative of the United Press of America.
parentage. This story may not be literal Yon Tirpitz on that occasion said-
Ou Thursday evening, July 15th, the ly true; but there is no reason to doubt "Great Britain wants to starve us.
Russian authorities announced that theit, for Router's Cairo service may almost We car play the same game and torpedo official evacuations of the city would begbe regarded as semi-official, and, further, every British or Allied ship that on the following Sunday. As a matter the item would hardly have passed the approaches English or Scottish parts and of fact it began immediately Police censorship had it been known to be fals thereby cut off the greater part of Great visited every house, and one American was it proves to be really accurate, then it Britain's imports of foodstuffs." Cap told to try to induce the inhabitants in should very effectually sweep away the tain Persius then proceeds to make a his building to leave at once for Russia, so list doubts in the minds of those who series of statements and admissions about distinct from Poland. Empty freight-cars have hesitated to believe previous stories the results of submarine warfare, which were quietly accumulated
of German perfidy. It is difficult to sidings are virtually a condemnation of the until thousands were availablo.
imagine a worse case of sold-blooded and extravagant expectations of von Tirpitz
calculating treachery than this. Here we While 350,000 citizens, including nearly have a man. joining the colours side by He writes:-
half of Warsaw's Ghetto, thus departed side with men amongst whom he was bore, It will be remembered that at the begin eastward, poorly another 350,000 of pos- spending month, after month with them. ning of February high hopes were placed sants came trooping into the Polish metro in training, breaking break with them. in Germany on submarine warfare, andpolis from the neighbouring districts. Trac-day after day, and sharing their plea many believed that as the British Fleottically the entire population of the districta sures in camp and on leave all the time. had cut us off from overseas imports, it north and south-west came in a ceaselesa harbouring the dastardly intention to would not be difficult now for our sub procession day and night-tired, dust turn his rifle against these men who? marines to do the same to Great Britain whitened peasant families with their catto counted him a comrade as soon as he goff: Part of our Press must unfortunately be and portable goods, thronging, the roads the opportunity. And the way he made held responsible for the extravagant converging on the city. In Warsaw itself that opportunity, using his skill as a expectations which many of the public literally tens of thousands of homes was rifle shot to gain him the position of connected with submarine war against
I know of four cases, sniper-a man who must, of necessity, not In this paper it has often broken up instantly. been emphasized that from alt expert month who are now nearly penniless.
of men worth more than £200,000 lost alone and without supervision!
With this sort of thing going on within our own, estimate of the efficacy of the submarine and in view of the number of our sub
ranks there is small wonder that the marines, the success and the effect of the
Turks were being credited with such ro new naval warfare could appear only
Simultaneously with the evacuation, als markable skill in picking off our officers! after a considerable time. Again and property likely to be useful to the enemy despatch that this man was by no means. It is clear from the above mentioned again we have counselled patience. How especially metal machinery, was remove the only traiter who sailed from Austra necessary this was is evident from aer destroyed..
Factories were feverishly with the troops,
A number of the simple fact, the concealment of which stripped, and owners of plants were grant spies have been weeded out; but the story to-day would seem dishonest, that the ed free transport to the eastward for what of the manner in which the Turkish artil results of the activity of our submarines they could save. Day and night one heard ery was able to search out the hidden; in their war on commerce are viewed in the periodica roar of dynamited factory position of the British headquarters, and many circles as-shall we say very plant that was embedded in concrete or to follow the surreptitious removal of modest ???
was too cumbersome to dismantle and trans them, definitely shows that the Turks are port. Every fragment of this dynamited being kept well instructed by someone metal was taken eastward on the railway within our lines. The authorities must Warsaw newspapers made their last ap be in poession of full details of the pearance with issues announcing the evi sniper-traitor case, and we can name cuation, rooted up and carted away.
Their lustype machines were that henceforth German parentage will be Police and an absolute bar to a man's enlistment, soldiers visited every printing establisk let him proclaim himself an Australia mont and every bowspaper offico, taking never so earnestly. There may be quite e founts of type and dismantling presses, number of men of such parentage born Hardly & ton of copper fittings was left in Australia who honestly desire to fight in the city,
for the land of their birth, and who Warsaw know no stoppage of work in would perhaps prove admirable soldiers. that week. In post offices, banks, tele-but it were far better to lose the sere vice of a score of these men than lot pas graph offices, law courts, and the various
one such dastard as the German-Austra municipal departments men were busy disian indicated above. mantling. Through the streets endless Gurmans within our gates cannot com Incidentally, the olumns of laden carts and lorries con plain if this episode tends to make both verged on the Praga and Alexandroreski the authorities and the public, regard" bridges across the Vistula. Only a group them with an even greater suspicion than of soldiers with legs dangling over the side hitherto." distinguished from the wagons containing peasants with a few sacks of potatoes, those containing the banks millions of roubles in paper money, or the irreplace able records of the Law Courts,
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C. W. JEFFRIES, Dirostor,
I BAROMETER, reduced to 52 degrees Fahresin on the level of the mos zu inches, teniks `ne' aundredths
in degree
3 TEMPIATTER, Jaurenbelt,
the
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S HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturatio. Kumidity, of air saturated with moisture ksing: 100.
• Dibration of WIND, to two poinCH) (—)-
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Bax, in inches, & tenths and hundredthi.
HONGKONG
METEOROLOGICAL
974
REGISTER.
GRIMAULT'S
SYRUP
OF
HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME
FOR
STUBBORN COUGHS
BRONCHITIS
WEAK LUNGS
CATARRH
Hongkong Observatory, September 13th.
Previous On Date On Date
Day **
Barometer Temperature Humidity...... Wind Direction..
Force Weather
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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE
Fram 14th to 2 th September.
HION WATER
LOW WATER.
H'Long,
H'kong.
Mean
Mean
Time
Time
1. m ft.in.
FQ= $
Days.or
Days of
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TO
Height
6 28.3
Height.
commerce.
The curve of our submarines' successes has been greatly varied. There have been weeks when hardly one hostile ship has ker torpedoed, while in other wecks more than a dozen ships have been destroyed. Thus for the week ending August 4th it was announced that six English merchant chips and nine fishing steamers fol victims to the boats.
It was added that departures and arrivals of ships from and at United Kingdom ports were 1,435. This figure may be considered too high, but there can be no doubt that in any case at least 1,000 ships within one week have traded with English ports. When we consider the result of our sub marine activity hitherto to be that 10 of these thousand ships were destroyed, it can be understood thay many persons will declare themselves not satisfied, these being of course the persons who without technical knowledge cherished expectat tions which were not shared by those who in some degree considered the conditions.
DIFFICULTIES OF CONSTRUCTION.
FACTORIES STRIPPED OF MACHINERY.
REMOVING ALL COPPER...
FORTHCOMING EVENTS.
Friday, 17th Sept.:-
Noon-Donghs Steamship Co., Ltd., Mosting,
of Shareholders. Saturday, 18 Sept.
Promenade Conent by Hongkongs Police Reserve in the Botanical Gardens.
11
ongkong Club, Twenty-Eighth.
Half Yearly Drawing of 65 of Debentures.
THIN MEN AND WOMEN. HERE'S A SAFE EASY WAY TO GAIN 10 TO 30 LBS. OF SOLID, HEALTHY, PERMANENT
FLESE.
No small number of submarines is, re- quired to attack the 1,500 ships, more or loss, which within one week onter British porte. According to Nauticue, in May,
Day and night gangs of soldiers wors 1914, We possessed: 28 completed sub briskly stripping league after league marines. There is no reason not to accept copper telegraph wires from the poles. the figures of this book, which are derived Church doors were flung open and the edi-Monday, 20th Septikalne paliquya from official sources,
Now many people fices were crowded with wooping and pray assume that submarines being so small caning Poles and Russians, among whom pasq.- be produced in a very short time. The ed ministering priests in their georgeous modern high seas boat, however, is by robes, while aloft in the towers hugo no teane small. It displaces up to a brouze bells were unsiung lest they became thousand and more tone and is, therefore, food for Krapp cannon later on,
All considerably larger than a torpedo boat, church bells, archives, treasure, gem It presents a combination of the most studded ritualistic implements, screens, minute and complicated paraphernalia, vestments, and ikons were carried over the everything on board has to be set up with Vistula and away to Russia. It is report- the utmost precision in the smallest spaced that the vault of the Church of the and it is therefore olar that the period Holy Cross in Kravoski-street was opened for the construction of a boat cannot by chopping, and that the sacred heart pr be quite so short as one would wish. There exists no more complicated fighting severed there was removed to Moscow. instrument than the U boat, which means
All crops around Warsaw were destroyed that the task of commanding and manag-whew no troops could be spared to garner ing it is not simple or easily learnt and them. Villages were razed to the ground that considerable time must elapse before and the city's suburbs were surrounded the commander and crew are familiar with trenches. Suburban residents were with the boat. "
ordered to retire into the city to avoid in "At the beginning of the war our subjury in the pending rearguard action marines ank a series of warships and planned to take place while the last now one hears of almost nothing of the dynamitings are carried out. Three Via sort." This is the way some "armchair tula bridges, including the new Praga sailors talk. There is no better school Bridge more than a mile fong and costing tham war. It is pity, however, that it £1,250,000, are lined with sandbags an is not only we who learn in it. Only wires are, set in readiness to explode lan where they may reach the starved, shru child would accuse the British of being mines at the last mount before the Ger- bad stamen. They know how to defend aan onter Warsaw. themselves, so they devised many kinds
Thin, nervous, undeveloped men and women everywhere are heard to say, I can't understand why I do not get fat. cat plenty of good, nourishing food." The reason is just this: You cannot get fat, no matter how much you eat, unless your digestive organs assimilate the fat making elements of your food instead of passing them out through the body as
waste.
What is needed is a means of gently stomach and intestines to absorb the oils urging the assimilative functions of the and fate and hand them over to the blood,
The thin person's body is like a dry ken, run-down tissues and build them up!
sponge, cager and hungry for the fatty of protective measures, It becomes more allowed to journey.
Beyond Brest Litowsk no civilian is materials of which it is being deprived The evacuation of by the failure of the alimentary canal to and more difficult for boats to get near the towns between Warsaw and Brost take them from the food. The best way hoslile ships and launch a torpedo. Almost fabulous skill is required to avoid Litowsk is beginring, and hardly 200,000 to overcome this sinful waste of flesh all the pitfalls, etc, get away from tor-persons remain. Food costa ten times building elements and to stop the leakage
moro than it did last month. There is of futs is to use Sargol, the recently dis no public water supply machinery, the covered regenerative force that is recom operating pumps having been transported meaded so highly by physicians here and abroad. Take two little. Sergol tablets Russin, and a typhoid epidemic is ex
More than 5.000 wounded soldiers with every nical and notice how quickly pected.
your cheeks fill out and rolls of firm, remain in the hospitals.
healthy flesh are deposited body, covering each bony angle and pro- jecting point..
A. S. WATSON & Co., La.,
pedo destroyers, and nevertheless make Buccrsful attack. Service aboard sub- marinas demands the greatest tension of all the mental and physical forces. Apart from the quantity and quality of our first-class material there is the ques- tion of quality of personnel. That should be remembered when calculations ars in sub-
b. m. ft. in. 14
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2 37 a Thurs. 16m 0 270m 9162 0
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marine war against commeres, 1 0 No infer high or low water
By way of consolation, Captain Persius concludes by dwelling on the increasing 195 187 1 1 0a 1 4
number of submarines and trained crewa, 11.59 A 4 4 10m 6 287 21384 "Everyong," he says, "who is not guided
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by the optimism of inexperience, thinks with estisfaction of the achievements of
Jun.
CONSUMPTION
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German U beats"-Reuter.
VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
THE PHARMACY,
over
your
1,000-MILE DRIVE. Since Wednesday, July 21st, every wheeled vehicle has been taken across the Vistuls, with nearly all the horses,-2,000. hackney carriages being driven by their owners across Russia for a distance of near- 1.000 miles to Moscow. A number of the and other first class Chemists of Hong- city's British fire engLoes were also out kong have Sargol.. jaway, Thousands of poor people were
:
QUEEN'S DISPENSARY,
THE EDWARD DISPENSARY,
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