RESPONSIBILITIES OF JOTTINGS BY THE WAY.
CITIZENSHIP.
(Continued from Page 4.) blood which flowed would be red blood, which would bring a bles ing to the nation to which it had been given. All citizen were important in the eyes of the nation and of the world, and if they were going to be true to the privileges and responsibilities of democracy then they must be, first and above all else, men, (Land Applause)..
What with the boom in Indes and the War Lottery drawing, it's been a regular week of "ife.
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Bat we haven't heard of any young Hongkong blooda threaten- 10g to jump into the harbour by
ason of their being “ruined.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
CORRESPONDENCE.
The opinions sxpressed by, cortex- pondents are not necessarily those of the * Hongkong Talegraph.”} .
"TIPPERARY.**
[To the Editor of the "Hongaon
Telegraph."I
Sir, Your yesterday's issue Somebody lost a key on the elle ne that a Miss Jay, of Murray Parade Gro and, scoarding America, has been sing the to no advertisement. We know reputed composer of "Tipperary" some other people who realized for appropriating her inne com- His Excellency the Governor that they had lost a few five-dollar posed in 1908. Quite likely in thanking Bisbop Brent for his notes, to say nothing of their "right there" at any rate is indeed lecture stated that the Bishop lempere, when the Lattery figarca a long way from Erio, or Lendon WAR ROOD going to France in came out,
either." connection with the T.M.C.A.,
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Bat whats bout Eileen Alanne," composed before either the lady or her rival was born, and con- taiping all that is worth anything i the lils?
which bad just been recognized How to Win the War." saye by the Government of Americs a newspaper heading. Now, if as the body to look after she had only been a few tips me to spiritual and moral interests of how to win that Lottery, we her soldiers. The Bishop would might have been tempted to read
It was too bad to turn it into a doubtless" see something of the the article.
bcoating song," just as it was British Indand be (His Excel-
too bed to change the haputing| Jency) wished he could give the Bi-
Anderson, shop some better word of enoour-stuff which Renter sent through Comes Marching Home." These
pathos of "John my Ja" into the jig of "Johnnie, agement to take to them from this to Bongkong concerning Mrensical (ave the mark!) adepta- far outpost of the Empire than Besant's tribulations, somebody tione, conscious or onconscious, be felt suthorised to give." But Dust be under the impression are vary interesting, but ticklish the splendid words they bad that Hongkong is in lodis. heard that night would, he
subjecia for ccarte of law..
"Judging from the columns of
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thought, make them try to do s If one of our compe, had had done. In conclusion His Excel. bis way, the British Food Con-
little more then they had hitherto
Yours etc.
J. K. M.
Jeney wished Bishop Brent God-roller wou'd have been describ Hongkong, Oct. 23, 1917. speed.
ed as the "Fool Contröller," Still,
our war know-all.
In reply Bishop Brent said beered a gentleman with such Was tremendously proud of his title to keep an eye on some of British blood. He was half Eng lisb, half Scotch and the rest of him wae Irish. (Laughter and Applause),
CRIMINAL SESSIONS.
At the Criminal Sessions vester day afternoon. before the Pazins Judge (Mr. Justice Gompertz), three cases were disposed of.
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"Insurance Bill Up in House." says an American heading.. WA abould like to see Kaiser Bill Down in the Dungeon.
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TOO LITTLE.
European Who Wanted Cheap Ride.
"What shall be done with Rheims Cathedral is the barning question in France," says anotber Leighton Hill Road, charged a Mr. William McGrann, of 17, American paper. barnt out roon, if the Germans Wood, at the Police Court thie But it'll be rickahs coolie before Mr. J. B don't stop their shelling. Kidnapping Charge Proved.
morning, with demanding more The first was that in which
than the legal fare, and also with Lam Ying, was charged with
From an American advertise-being abusive. kidnapping four-year old childet:The new pianon we are
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THE FIFTH GYMKHANA THE Company's Steamship
MEETING OFTHE SEA-| Inspector Sim stated that it SON will be held it HAPPY
"KAGA MARU," VALLEY on SATURDAY, the} engaged the rickehs at Ice House
e mnencing at having arrived, Consignees of apposite the Craigengower Club, be $1.00 for others than Members landed and placed at their Street and rode to his residence,
3.15 P.M.
Cargo are hereby informed The Charge of Admission will that their Goods are being paying ten cents as the fare. The of the Hongkong Jockey Club or risk in defendant refused to accept it Gymkhana Club. and followed the complainant, complainant handed the men over
Soldiers and Sailors in uniform aboeing him. Eventasily the Free. to a lokong.
at Tai Kok Teni on July 14, with selling bave won by years and appeared that the complainant 27th instant, kidnapping an eight year-old trials a reputation of dietinet child from the same place on July new pianos are not always new, value to their purobasera." So 18 and slio with atesling & quantity of clothing and other
after all." articles on July 20. He pleaded not guilty..
Congratulations to Mr. Dyer The following composed the about the anepension of the Bell on bis not knowing anything jary-Mesars. P. Knight, Gambling Ordinacer. Such sweet B. M. C. da Cunha. F. W. Gittior, ignorance in wasted in a place. W. 3. Glendinning, H. Jsmer, like Hongkong.
A. C. V. Ribeiro and J. M. Visira.)
After the evidence had been
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The coolie pleaded not guilty and stated that the complainant wanted him to go very fast and he did so. He asked for wome-
The
Committee invite the Laties of Hongkong to be present Hongkong, 24th October, 1917,
WANTED.
VANTED.-A JUNIOR Chi- Rese Clerk. Apply to AB co "Hongkong Tele-
We saw an article the other day taken, the jury found the men headed: "The Theory of Zigzag thing for bie extra work. The guilty and his "Lordship passed sentence of five years' hard labour night is the anal time for the be seked for more.
ging. We believe Saturday complainant struck him when on the first and second charges practice of it. and one year's hard labour on the
Mr. McGrann went into the graph." third charge, the geniences to
witnes box and sisted the f. c'e, run consecutively.
We notice that some of Hong-adding that he bed frequently kong's bhoye are beceraing more made the same journey and had the influence of the forthcoming "doggy" than ever. Perhaps it's alwaye paid ten cents, Dog Show
Cola Making Dies.
A Chinese, named Kwok Wing chong, was charged with having in his possession, on August 31, at Sham Shai Po," three dier,
being similar to those ased by the raiding Zeppelins was hit Renter informe us that one of the Netherlands Government for the making of half guilders. The scmewhere in the Provinces." It head and reverse side of the coinminde us of the gentlemen who were found on the dies.
was "kicked on the staircase,'
TJ
The charge was disputed, bat
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"Ladies Must Live" is the title
the Jury foand prisoner guilty of a new novel je published. and his Lordebip sentenced the man to five years with bard from what tome Hongkong bab- Yes, we suppore iney must, but, Returning from Banishment. bies tell as, they make it a pretty |
labour:
To Po-tai, who had been expensive business, banished from the Colony for
His Worship stated that be was of the opinion that the com- pleiosat should have paid at least defendent would be discharged. fifteen cents for the journey. The
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENT,
PUBLIC AUCTION. :
ARROW
IS not the name
the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Com- pany's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be. sorted out mark by mark and de- livery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.
Optional Goods will be carried on unless instructions are given to the contrary before NOON TO-DAY..
Goods not cleared by the st October, 1917, will be subject to rent.
Damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignee's and the Co.'s representatives at an appointed hour on Tuesday & Friday. All claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival bere, after which date they cannot be recognised. No claims will be admitted after
of one particu- the goods have left the Godowns. lar kind of shirt. It is the name of
a shirt system that
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
Agents. Hongkong, 24th October, 1917.
produces shirts of SAKURA BEER
every material, for
THE Undersigned has received every purpose of instructions to sell by Pub- dress, all equally MONDAY, the 29th October, good.
1917,
twenty years on daly 15, and who The writer of a ladies' page in was arrested again on September an American paper, comenting lic Auction on 11, was charged with disobedi. on the joy of mothers singing to ence of the order. Be admitted their babies while bathing them, the facts, and war patered toys I know two grown men five years' hard labour.
who always eing as they dress in the mornings." This ake at- íributes to the fact that their mothers sang to them. From A Quantity of Valuable House-
BILLIARDS.
The Garrison Challenge Cup.
This competition was continued, at the Soldiers' Club last night, when the last of the ties between the 83rd Co. R. G. A. and the Middlesex Regiment was played! off, Gr. Parrott just beating Loe, Opl. Sowell by 200 to 167, The
what we've heard of Bathroom Skylarks, their mothere, poor old dears, mast have been
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Gunners thus won with a grond as clean sa it should be in the total of 1,566 "@gainst their morning? If not let opponents' 1,322.
Afterwärde, the first of the games between the R.A.MC, and the 88th Co., B.G.A: took place, the scoren registered being:--
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