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Bethmann-Holiwag.
Mr. George H. Wilkins, a mem her of the Stéfauston Arotio' Ex- -pedition, has reached" England |
Amsterdam, Nov. L-To-day's after more than three yours spent Verwarte contains an uticle by in the Arelic, mostly among the Harr Scheidemann, leader of the Lakimos of Victoria Islands, German Socialist majority, pran Banks Land, and the northermost tically amounting to a withdrawal coast of Canstis. la an interview of his party's support from the with Renter's representative Mr. Chanosilor and the Government. Wilkins, who in an Amntenlinn, and is now going to join the Navy, described some of his experiences. He joined the ex- pedition as photographer, but at one time or another he has commanded the three amall of the expedition, Ho... bas done many thous
The Socialist majority party, which is numerically the strongumi ». in the Reichstag, has hitherto been considered to be the main support of Bethany Hollweg'a policy. After the revelations is the Reichstag laat Saturday it is:
the working arrangement with the Chancellor, which was based on the promise of a new orientation of home polition.
"ands of miles of sledging, some. / oonsidered impossible to contima da
times scompanied by only a single Eskimo.
- Mɛ. Wilkine spent a consider- able time among the so-called Blond - Eskimos, whom Mr. Herr Bobaidmann nowolamours Stefansson discovered on 's pre-} for a strong min willing and able vious expedition. They are quits to lead the Government in a untouched by Western_oiviliza={democratic spirit. The Chan- tion, and their habita and custom wilor'a aiready precarious position are essentially primitive. They ; thus becomes more unstable. are not a longlived race, and 50
yours is perhaps the normal span. It is being said that far-reach- Human life in very little vafoeding coner quanoes are possible as amongst them, and what|a." rorult” of Herr Schnida- civiligd people clasd as mann's sensational announce- .muɛder is regarded as a more ment of his withdrawal from
or less harmless eccentricity, the fecit understanding with Vinitiog a camp where he had the Chancellor. Coming on made friends with an E-kimo a the top of revelations in the few months before and not find- Reichstag, the announcement may ing bim, Mr. Wilkins inquired be taken as tantamount to an after his health. "He was told that scknowledgment that the Pro- the man was dend, and the man- gremive left wing in German ner of his death was this. One politics has had enough of the day the Eskimo came across a Chancellor end his faze of a member of the tribe fashioning a “nsw orientation” în home affairu knife cat of the copper which is the lure by which IPLOY found in this region. He obaffed Democrats were drawn into the him, it appears, on his want of alliance. When Conservativos, skill.
|Liberals, and Catholics almost" *You don't know the first thing istion of the way in which the outdo Socialist speakerì in denan- about making a knife,” he said, in effect. The artifer said noth-German public has been dragoon ing until he had finished his sible for a Democratic leader with
ed it would obviously be impos work, when, remarking “I think it is a pretty good knife," he eye to the future of bie party plunged it into the breast of his to allow himself any longer to be critic. The E-kimos have a keen identified with a politician who sense of humour, and this in-ust at best be in the position
of a scapegoat. cident was much appreciated.
There is a versmony of marriage
Herr Scheidemann, with the 80 among these Eskimos, and ap- parently the number of a menotes of his rarty behind him, therefore again comes into the
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Wives is limited only by his capa political market; and what this city to support them. regular price for a wife is a rifle means no one knows better, than
Bethmann-Hollweg, who or 12 months' hard labour in the service of the prospective bride' ought to repair the defections of family. It is only rarely that aj
his party by his Democratic flir- εκείσεις. rifle can be obtained from the Indians to the south, and the
price paid for it, in skips, practi- of the serious import of Scheide
The Tageblatt zaros Bollwag cally represents a year's activity mann's words, and says he will be in bunting.
Some of the more opulent Eski-seriously mistaken if he under- mos poséses three: wires. Ons is |rates its significanos.
chon for her personal attrac
tions, another for her prowess as
In these circumstances's vital
a hunter and fiebar, while the question arises respecially vital third does the housework.
us regards the burning question
In the Bathurst Inlet, Mr. of the more, ruthless conduct of Wilking saya, enough copper has the war will the Chancellor be been found to make the expedi- able to maintain his already tion sa economic success. On difficult position?
the purely scientific nide eight|
tons of specimens, besides valu Parliamentary control this ques Under a system of genuine able photographic records, have been brought back to Ottawa, tion would be settled by the
Mr. Wilkins parted with Mr. defection of the numerically im Stefansson in April last, but he portant party. But the Kainu heard from him in May by lot and the Kaiser alone, palla dowa ter brought by the returning up. and rains up Chancellors, and dau port party. He was then travel- only point on which Bramann. fing on the northwest count of the Hollweg's politioni i fake “zmow new land which he discovered in somma to hang -is ...ons June 1915, which has already Kaiser's willingness to repisos been described. Es proposes to his trusty willing servast. explore this new land and to dis-
cover how far is extands. He will An asensation that the military not return until next spring, and suthorities in Germany are using no news of his adventure can reson civilisation until the sam- mer of 1917.-Exchange.
PUBLIC AUCTION. HUGHES & HOUGH. THE Undersigned has received
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"Bervice with the colours "being" turned into a kind panlabasant," said one apen and obvionaly, anās, people being kept in the nam
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HONGKONG SATURDAY, DECEMBER-49-1916,
VOLUNTEER RESERVE
ORDERS.
#K.V. R. Order No. 98 inyued to-day by M-j'Wikeman, Com- manding B. K under:==
SERATHER„NEPORT.
N. Japan; li has decreased slighty cut o the south coat of China and the Ploty pines ; osher changes are slight. inks close are shown to the vest of Tipan...... *Land over the lower Yangtus" Välley MA.
shallow depresion in oroaning 6. Man-
Monday, 4th December. The chara" insan messicky › desetino, z while following members of “A” by another depression in altunted to the spe will parade at Blake Pier ut: 3.30 | of thou myšis apparently moving soit p.m. for Musketry. Doing: Drill Strong common swill« pösvall over the order. Lźergt. W. J Crawfor, saat and wuth coast of China and ovar Corp. W. Hill, Piss TT: Arther; the north mrt of the China Bem.
Hongkong Rainfall for the Si'bours G.T.-M. Edkins, FCM. Earley, ing al-16 am to-day, 8.00 inc. RP: Thmenßuld. H. a. -Walter, | Total minor January Ink, 79.81 inchong: BL. Bridger, W.G, Warcaster, against an average of 22.06. inches," HAJ. Knight; W. H. Ford, J. 8, Dobie, & 0, Diss, K; W. White, F. A. Brown, J. D. Kinnaird, 4. D. Esigwin.
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St. John's Cathedral, fíongkong.-- Ist Bunday in Advent, 3rd December, 1916, Holy Com munion (7.50 a.m.) Short Matins (8.30 am). Matina - (11 a.m.) Responses: Ferial Venite: Russell. Psalms: 51 (Felton). Te Deum: Oatley in F. An them: "Sleepers wake”: Men- delssohn. Hymn: 47. God Save The King. N.B.-Psalm 51; Wind Diretion... ́ verses' 5. ́14, 18, in uniSD.
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H.I. Obomratory, Desember 2, 1018,
T. F. CLAXTOX, Diesset.
CLOTHES RATIONS.
St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon.—
Bunday 3rd, December 1916. What Germans Put up With. 23rd Sunday after Trinity Holy Communion 11 am &€ p.m.
For the benefit of thous nervons Morning Prayer. Response: persons who have been led to be Ferial. Venits: Reinagle.lieve that the Germans bare boem Psalms: As Set. Te Deum: soosimulating a lot of textile fap. St. Jude. Benedictus: Langdon.rics for the purpose of damping Hymns: 537, 47, 30% 178. | them on these shores after the Evening Prayer. Psalme: As war is over, it may be will to... Bek. Magnificat: W. A 398 call their attention to the Clothes Stainer Nunc Dimittis: Felton. Hymne: 174, 336, 159, 519.
National Anthem: Union Church, Kennedy Road,--| Sunday Servios, December 3, Morning 11, Hymne: 395, 571, 222, 423. Evening 6, Hymns: 22, 261, 07, 191 Preacher: Rev. J. Kirk Maconichie.
Rationing Order which has been în effect sinos last June in the Keiser's dominions, says the Nass Fork Times.
The avowed purpose of the order is to economise supplies of wool and cotton because of their Moarcity. Most articles of clothing
St. Peter's Church, West Point can only be bought on production
8 a.m. Holy Communion. 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and
Sermon: Prentber. Rt. Rev, the Bishop of Victoria.
of a permit from the compatent authorities, who must first be satisfied with the applicant's
National Mission. The opening claim. When an application service of the Mission will be for permit is made, the held this (Saturday) evening in minutest inquiry is had into the Bt. John's Cathedral commen- applicant's existing wardrobe. cing.at 6 p.m.
Young couples beginning house- Peak Church Evening service keeping are advised to postpons at 6.30 conducted by Rav. T. E. their furnishing. The result of Caren.
the rules has been that people are reduced to one-fifth of their usust supply of new clothes. This, too, in spite of the fact that paper yarns sad nettle fibre are being used in fabrics in place of wool and cotton:
The Gospel Hall (No. 10 and 12 Pedders Street). On the Lord's Day Believers meet for Worship at 5 pm, and the Lord's Supper; at 4 p.m. a Children's Meeking at 8 pm Preaching. Tuesday and Thurs day, at 8 pm. Exposition of Scripture, Saturday at 8 pm. Prayer Meeting Wesleyan Methodist Church, Wanchai. - Sinday Morning Service 10,15) am Sunday Evening Service 6:15 p.m.20 Soldiers” mad "· Sallors'
Arsenal Street,Sunday Even ing, Gospel Services (8 p.zn.''
Home
St. Joseph's Church, Garden
It takes weather vivid imagine. tion to mppons that persons living under inds a stresa see sile to make, ind fill warehouses with, clothes to damp in foreign coun triem, Still, the limit of endulity. has never bean fathomed,
· Civilians Preferred, Sergeant Major Brand, Army
Road.-Maas and Sermon stOrdnance Department, this morn
10 s.m. followed by the Beasing summoned ' ■'riokuba osólie - diction
on of the Blessed Sacra for refusing hire at Happy Valley, Thent
from the football ground. Com Roman Catholic Cathedral, Glon- plainst said he asked defendant enly,--Low Msanew' at 6, 7, and to take him, but he refuted, and, 3.30 am. High Maar at 8 am pointing over to the Gall Club 5.30 pm Benediction of the kid "No on." Complai Blessed Sacrament.
First Church of Christ Scientist, not bother, but turned to
MacDonnell Road, Sundays, other riekabės 11.15am. Wednesda 5.Sap.m. ofvilians followed"
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