JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
(Continued from Extra).
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
SECOND EXTRA
9.-The Champion Stakes.-- Winner $2,000, Second 8000. Third $400. For China Ponies, Winners at this Meeting only. Weight for inches as per soule. One Mile and a quarter.
Sir Paul's Perfection Dab- lia, 11st 111b (Mr. Burkill) Mr. John P. l'a President,
1
11st tb (Mr. Heard) 2 Mr. John Peel'e Ampfield,
10st 12lb (Mr. Johnstone). 3 Sir Paul's Triumphant Dahlia,
10 t 12lb (Mr. Vida) O
"Mr. Ellis Kadporie's Austra
1
lian Chief, 11at1lb
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HONGKONG, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1915.
TO-DAY'S
LATEST WAR TELEGRAMS.
HOSTILE AIRCRAFT ON FAST COAST,
(Mr. Moller) O SUBMARINE ATTEMPT ON FOLKESTONE- BOULOGNE
Off at 4.30 p.m. From a good stort Triamphan: Dahlia took the lead, followed by President and Australian Chief, with Par- faction Dahlia and Ampfeld together last. Paning the stand..for the first time, the order was Triumphant Dahlia, President, Australian Chief, Pat- fection Diblia and Ampfield. Ati the football wtand Heard closed up with Vida, Moller still lying third, two lengths in front of Ampfield. Up the hill to the rock the same order was maintained. Australian Chief now closed up with the hunch on the outside, having Ampfield as his nearest neighbour. Rounding the village: bend Triumphant Dahlia still| showed the way to the field, followed by Australian Chief, President and Ampfield, with
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BOAT.
FRENCH SINK "GERMAN SUBMARINE.
[Reuter's Service to The "Telegraph."
British Treasury Bills Subscription.
Feb. 23, 9.20 p.m.
Submarine Attempt on Falkestone-Boulogne Boat.
Feb. 24,
THE GERMAN VIEW.
TEACHING CHILDREN TO
40 WITHOUT.
Bread and Butter Economy,
By Charles Tower (lately co respondent of The Daily New in Berlin).
clusively at heme. We at the front do our duty, and respect the 'enemy, who does the same,
Theodore Wolff observas justly; Every che of these words writ» ten on the battle field is infinitaly In ara valuable, then the whole stylistic experiments of the little literati with their lack of modesty, who yesterday unravelled some triding art problem and to-day with andden strength of spirit reveal” to na the unused heroism of their sonia.
against foreign and partly against. The observation, directed partly
German writers; in intended to bear a wide application.
Jan. 4 Professor Ludwig Stain
In the Vosaische Zeitung of.
The campaign for frugality throughout the German Press in taking curious forms. It is being abricusly rather over-written in response to official hinte, and the (who migrated from Switzerland newspapers, particularly of the to Berlin to found or re-fonad a Rhine-land, where the official kind of international magazine called Nord und Sud) takes úp: sumptuary laws have been most stringent, coatinge to publish the cudgels with those who have wondrous "advice" from various accused Germany of following the sources. The principal organ of gospel of Nietzsche and the Rbenish Catholics, the Koel precepte of Bernhardi. nische Volkszeitu g, publishes regard to Nietzsche, he declares ia ita isang of Bunday last a schoolmaster's letter, pointing out how the school children can be
drawn into the national service.
Perfection Dahlia last. In- Applications for twenty-million pounds sterling Britiabat ten o'clock,or at least to content to the straight Vida still Treasury Billa totalled £60,750,000, with an average rate for six had command, being followed montha bills of one and five-eighths per cent. and twelve months' immediately by Ampfield and bills at two and seven eighths per cent. President. Australian Obiel was benten. President then came away on his own, but was at once challenged by. Perfection Dahlia, who wrested the lead from him thirty yarde from home and won comfortably by two lengths. Halfa lengthaway, Ampfield was third, Time 2.3 min 35 secs-four fifths of a Βecond outside τραστά. Dividend
The Admiralty states that the Folkestone-Boulogne mailbon was attacked by a submarine, abortly after leaving Boulogne har bour yesterday evening. torpedo passed thirty yards ahead of the ship. The ninety-two, passengers consisted of civiliane and included neutral subjects."
that he is
Barnbardi la Britain.-
With
just about the very last thinker who has comprehended the innermost essence of the Ger man Being. Is is not the Superi Male and female teachers in man who represents that essence, town and country should be called The German Empire swears not bat Kant's categorical Imperative. to assist. It should be their duty by Nietzsche's word, but by constantly to appeal to the con- Kant's the starry heaven above science of the rohool-children, me, and within me the moral law." who, as a body, are the chief on sumers of bread, and to bring the voluntary goodwill of the children into the service of the Fatherland, Experience shows that it is really not difficult to persuade healthy With ragard to Berahardi and boys and girla to give up of their bis works, Professor Swiɑ aayat. own accord their wheaten brend Beralardism has become the bogey of the mentral nations, themselves with a slice of rye thanks to the sabterranean work bread. Unfortunately there are inga from London, which is the many enperficial or too toader central seat of the political as of parents, especially mothere, who the ecclesiastical missionaries. either do not think, or cannot per-Political pamphlets, with dis- suade themselves to think, of figured or jumbled extracts from suggesting to their children ang the work of Treitschke and frugality, quantitative or qualita Bernhardi, are thrown upon the tive, in their onsumption of markets of the English-speaking bread."
"world, thus public feeling against the supposedSuperatate," Ger The children, the teacher adde, many, is systematically poisoned. The steamer Branksome Chine has been mined or torpedoed "ahculd be áred by the frequent Only thus can we explain why, twenty miles from Beachy Head. Eighteen of the crew have been repetition of warm-hearted appeals in overseas countries whose public landed at Newhaven. The captain and mate are standing by in the to their self-sacrifice to regard the opinion is inspired from the hope of benching the steamer, which is badly damaged. Lifeboate frugal use of bread as a matter London Central, no wuddenly are assisting a larger steamer in distress near the same spot.
stumble upon enemies where hitherto we supposed ourselves t Aeroplanes Reported off Colchester, 705 2nd. 3,032.60 It is reported from Ualebester that seven enemy aeroplanes Apparently the frugality cam have friends. In peace times wa were sighted flying over Mapplin Sande, north-westwards, on Tues-paign has at last begun to make bave cong nothing to inform this 3rd. 1,516.30 day afternoon. 494.
republic opinion, whereas Eogland 100.00
newspaper renders nervous Bombardment of Dardanelles Forts Interrupted." 1,281
"100.00
garding available supplies, which, has done everything to mislead Fab. 23, 4.45 p.m. Commission 1,307.00
of course, was the object, The it. We only mobilised army and The Admiralty announces that unfavourable weather and the Magdeburger Zeilung (the navy, but England also mobilised: low visibility das to a gale has interrupted, operations in the leading National-Liberal organ), printera ink and wood pulpaper. Total $17,070,00 Dardanelles. The Outer forts were seriously damaged however, informs them that If the worthy Professor were a 10 The Coasolation Stakes. by the bombardment of February 19.. -A Sweepstakes of $5 each with It also announoss the restriction of navigation in the Irish things are nearly as bad in Eng-little b t'er informed he would know that an excellent Boglich $400 added for Winner. Second Channel and the North Channel.
translatan Bernhardi's book, $200. Third $100: For China
“The British Government," it" Wacul Today," was zasię Ponies that have ran sad not won
declares in a message dated from in Len len by Karl von Donatho Copenhagen, has given the member of its German Military newspapera instuctions to write Club in London. If, therefor articles against expenditure on the "throwing upon the market luxuries, since the cost to Eng of that trauslu ion was a "poison- and of the war rises enormously ing of public opinion" the Fra from day to day owing to the fee or should lay the blame on pension list,"
the right Girman shoulder f
Winner $58.00 Places $80.40, 20.50.
Cash Sweep:- Ticket No. 784
038
11
1st. 10,614.10
Abother British Steamer Mined or Torpedoed.
Feb. 24, 4.25 p.m.
German Submarine Sunk by French.
Fab. 24, 4.35 a.m.
at this Meeting. Weight for in- A Paria official theasage says that a vessel belonging to the ohes as per soale. Jockeye who second Frepob flotilla, 61 7.30 on Tuesday morning, discovered and have never had a winning mount shelled a German submaring on the surface, eight miles south-west of in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tien- Capt Albrech, near Boulogne. Several shatis stract, the submarias before she dived. Oil was Been floating where she disappeared,
tain allowed 5lb. One Mile. Mr. John Peel's Annam, 11et
4lb (Mr. Johnstone) 1 Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Saxón Chief, 11st 1lb (Mr. Heard) Sir Paul's Sunstar Dahlia 11
1lb (Mr. Vida)
2)
3.
Mr. Gilpin's Sir Calidore,
11st 1lb (Mr. Seth) 0 Mr. Gilpin's Sir Galahad, 10st
121b (Mr. Knoll) 0
Sir Paul' Dreadnought Dahlia
11st 4lb (Mr. Burkill) 0
maintained the
same
order,
Dividend :-
Winner $10'80.
Places $7.10, $0.40. Cash Sweep:-
Chief, 10at 9lb (Mr. Ezia) 0} Mr. Ellis Kadooria's Gwalior
Chief; 102 121b (Mr. Pope) 0 Mr. Lapreborn's Erin, 10et
(Mr. Forbes) 0 404.40 | Mr. Shellim's Lucky Gero, 232.20 10 121b (Mr. Kaoli) 258.00 Mr. Wayloong's Blushottle, 10st 9lb (Mr. Johnstone) Total $2,580.00 Off at 5.32. Bluebottle took
Tioket No. 507 1st $1,625.40 71b
132 2nd 60 3rd Commission
honour,
land.
#.
of
Profit from Spirits.
Navel Blusters
Meantine certain protest The German Press not uupator: begin to make themselves heardsly taken advantage of the lose portionlarly against the of to Fum'dabi, t) o uliane, its "Schnapps baronen, "the landow process of trying to con ince Got“- nera, who derive a not inconsider min readerd tatto British able profit from the conversion o Navy longer commands the
O at 5 o'clock, Passing the 11-The Nil Desperandum the lead from the fall of the flag cereals into spirits. A "Cosatry. He sich itple the editor stand Saron Chief led with Stakes.A Sweepstakes of $6 and led to the straight. Rodder," writing to the Koeinischen Tagliche Rundschau, Sunstar Dablia second, Sir each with $400 added for Winner. Then Vida came along and Volkszeitung, points out thes in the is not Malay Galabad third and Sir Oslidore/Second $200. Third $100. For Whiteboy, and the race resolved impossibility of persuading cɔan. Even if the material loss can be last. Up the bill the lenders China Fonies; Subscription Gril- itself into a tussle between try folk that there can be en borne by the arg English fing of this Season 1914-1915 that the three placed ponies. The need for retrenchment in the ute Fleet, move the ess with the For- Dreadnought Dahlia and bave ran and not won at this winner won by three lengths, a of cereals, when day by day inilable inks ano.her bit of Annem being laat. Round Meeting. Weight for izohes as length separating second and front of their cottages as the the self-issume English mastery by the village bend Johnstone Per scale. Jockeys who have third. Time 1 min. 17. 1-5 8030, puffs of white steam from a dit-of the seas, thich it has Tatterly. got to work and tried to get up ever had a winning mount in Dividend :-
tillery of corn spirit. De be -mplieised “għira ruthlessly with the leader. Into the Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin Winner $17.70
In the Tageblatt of Monday autol atly ngint noutrals. straight the ponies came together, allowed 5 lb. Five Farlonge. Places $8.00, $13.70, $28.40 morning Thaadora Wolff, the The Cuxhaven rai lis described. and Johnstone's mount, coming Sir Paul's Ideal" Dablin, 11st Cash Sweep:
editor, prints the text of a post-aluseam as a failure, whilst along strongly, on the outside, Ilb (Mr. Vida)
Ticket No. 276 1st $1,890.00 card received by him from tippler claim tha
259 2ad 640.00 cavalry captain serving in ee new protected cruiser Are- took premier place and won com Mr. Tierce's Whiteboy, 10t
the Our appelin scored hits on fortably by three lengths from the
Olb (Mr. Heard) 2
270,00 West. The message rane: Chief, Bunstar Dabilis, a length Mr. Apoar' Topaz, 10at 12lb
300.00 It is a remarkable phenomenon thus, which withdrow barning. and a half away, being third.
(Mr. H. Soth): 3
that, except at the outbreak of the Tue second craisTM, Undenated, Time 2mis. 7, 2-5 secs.
Mr. Ellis Kadvorie's Jaipur
$3,000.00 war, hatred and contempt are not too, was probably bit, and two to be found at the front, but ex- destroyoga were seriously injured,
:
426 3rd Commission 7
Total