STOP PRESS TELEGRAMS.
THE DEFENCE OF PARIS,
Security of the Capital Never Endangered,
(Reuter'a Telegrame.]
DEATH OF THE SULTAN OF TURKEY,
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JULY 6. 1918.
London, Jaly 4. Beater's correspondent at Amsterdam says that it is reported from Constantinople, vis Berlin, that the Salten of Turkey is dead.
GERMAN SOCIALISTS TO OPPOSE BUDGET.
London, July 4
BRITISH AIRCRAFT
PROBLEMS.
Many Technical and Manufac
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bulk mazafastare of, to defecta | only developed after long trial in, iks sir new types of seroplanes. favourably reported on when firet tried sra found on longer experi- ence not to give complete satis-
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AT THE TELEPHONE.
The Scribbling and Sketching, Habit.
talking.
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FAULTY ENEMY PROPHECY.
DR. HENSON'S IDEAL.
to Do.
lasensate - Folly of Denomin
ational Divisions.""
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Benter's correspondent at Amsterdam says that in the Reich the expansion is likely to be in delivery rarely if ever proceed thought pleaded guilty of various {rsts, that is, 500,000 tona net par human history are the progeny of
atag Herr Scheidemann, intimated that the Socialists would refuse to vote for the Budget,
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THE WESTERN FRONT.
Successful French Attack.
London, June 4,
A French communique paye:-Between the Oise, and the Aisne, we, at 7.30 last night, attacked weet of Autreches 3 front of two" kilometree. We advanced, about eight hundred metres. A new attack was launched later in the same region between Autrech, a and Moulin Sɔustouvent, st a moment when the enemy was preparsing for a onapter-sitac This enabled as to gain still further ground and par total
advance extenda
kilometres
6th Sunday after Trinity, 7th July, 1918. Holy Communion (7.50 am) Matins (11 a.m.) Venite:
Responses: Ferial three
over 8 front of five sad to a depth of twelve hundred metres at some points. We took 1,088 owounded prisoners, including eighteen officers in these actions. A single French battalion took over three hundred Messines and Ypres has been extent to adjust the programme other, and also makes lines re/because of the probable increaes
What do you do when you What U-Boats Wern Expected His Excellsony the French Minister at Peking has just com
turing Difficulties Overcome. hation, and it is impossible, if telephone? The obvious soewer muniosted to the French Conlin Hongkong the following telegram
we are to keep ahead in the keen is, "Why talk, of course." Even
this is not wholly obvious; for The recent German rficial from M. Stephen Pichon, Minister of Foreign Affairs at Paria. This
struggle for serial superiority, to some of as do little bat lists, boastings about the submarine At the Bloomsbury Central telegram is a reply to a request for an explanation regarding a
A report to Parlisment by wait full experience before placing This is especially apt to be the campaign have a deeper meaning Church recently, the Bishop of cable from Renter's Agency, dated 22nd June, on the subject of the the British War Cabinet, covering orders.
csae when persone of opposite sex than appears on the surface. Hereford said that one reaBOTI mesanies taken for the detenes of Paris, which conveyed the im- the supply of aircraft for 1917, **Bieks must be run and new are neing the two ends of the line.
April was fixed upon by the why be was present was that be pression that the French rapital might eventually be evacuated: gives a striking picture of the types must be adopted at the ear. But most of us, we are assured by expert prophets sa the month in desired so make it clear that as "In the mind of the French Government and of the French difficulties met and overcome in liest moment consistent with the writer of an article in the which England would be brought Bishop he intended to rumus nation, the security of Paris bas never been and never will be keeping the British airmen reasonable asurance that they Transmitter (Baltimore, April), to her knees, and the prediction, those abjects which he had pur- endangered. If such a possibility has ever been considered, it is adequately supplied with Up will constitute & substantial im do something else; and with many, even the Germans can now res,ened in less renonsible positions, that to foreses and guard against even the most improbable events to-date airplanes. The report provement on what is already in whether talking or listening, this has not been folfilled.
"Was not a Bished & Pontifex, is the duty of a astion at war und of its leadera, a duty diotated by
Orders must be placed, something sames a sort of On Sept. 12 last year Captains bridge maker? (Annlauw) - Ai the most elementary prudence.
"In endeavouring to describe moreover, for considerable num primitive artistry, which in woo Kohiwatter (who is a member Bishop, I hope to build brijgen The patriotism of our nation, the science of our Military Oom the measures taken to meet the bars and for delivery over many capable, we are told, of a rational of the Naval Press Barsen) pub- across chasms. I bar some doubt mand, which has so well preserved our reserves intact, the energetic aircraft needs of the uary and months, as the large output parohological explanation. Welished a remarkable article in as to whether I represent the 00-operation of our Allies, daily strengthened by the sapport, army, the writer is at once con- required for our present flying read:
the Kainiache Zeitung, ip olergy, but I am absolutely con surpassing all expectatione, af American troops, are for as the sure fronted by the fact that the services can only be obtained by «The telephone and its use are which be cited the opinions and vinced that I represent the laity. guarantee of final victory, a fact which is no longer doubted even by information desired by the coun- balk ordere permitting a high a fruitful source for writers in calculations of "independent " "The war has disclosed for us our enemies and of which the recent speech in the Reichstag of try is precisely the information degree of sub-division of work.
|authoritinë newspapers and magazines, sud
on the submarine war, with the brilliant decisiveness of Kuelhmann contains a thinly-veiled admission.
desired by the enemy. What the The next step in the problem the enbjest bas many phases.howing bow "Science" regarded a "lightning fuah the insemente country wants to know is what is the balancing of the engine and One phase that seems to be its ultimate outcome in the light folly of denominational divisions. has been the expansion in our sit the aeroplane programme-Owing written up right often lately is of private iovatization. He We must not rest until we bare services; whether we have met to the much longer period required the inclination of telephone-asers singled out for praise "the rea ark- got rid of them and are meeting all the for the production of engines then to draw pictures or figures while ably exact calculations" of a Preaching to a congregation of demards of the navy and of of aeroplanes, orders for the
Profesor Keegbein, of Hamburg, Non-conformiste earlier in the day the army, both for replace former must be placed for rela ment of obeoleta machices by tively long periods ahead before officials (so the story goes) were the light of the present condition. said that both the monk and the "A group of lawyers and court which deserve reproduction in at Bloomebary Chapel, the Bishop the most modern types and for it is known what type of sero Baked the other day: What do
(a)" The defeat of Great worlding were wrong. "Neither," the increase of our fighting planes will be required when the you do besides talking when you
Britain is s.matter of tonnage he said, "is the type of "best strength in the air; what pre-engines become available.
ase the telephons ?" At first, specs,
citizen or makes the best use of portion of the national resources, "The problem is complicated several of them atated that they
(b) Should the decreases of his time on this aide of the grave. in men, material and factories is
"The greater achievements in being devoted to eviation; what by the fact that manufacture and did nothing, hat upon second tonnage continue at the same
in accordance with anticipation. artistic endeavours, from elaborate mouth, British home and foreign faith, not of sceptici-m. the future.
tonnage will reach a crisis at the "These are precisely the facts The output of a particular type sketchsa to arias-crome
"One lawyer said he writes of September, and will only) which we should like to know may be delayed for weeks or even
months owning to some technical names, sometimes his own, bat eoffice for the minimam require
CHURCH SERVICES. with regard to the German air dificulty of manufacture. More more frequently the use of some ments of import, which amount service, and for that reason it would be inadmissible for us to er, a replacement of losses and person he knows, who, strange to to 25-27 million tons per annum. () "Should England pasa supply Germany with correspond.expansion are proceeding simal-ssy, has nothing to do with the through that crisis, a collapse is St. John's Cathedral, Hongkong.— ing information about ourselves annaly in the flying services, conversation.
and the rate of wastage in differ "Another said he frequently not to be expected for the next by publishing & statement on the ent types of engines and of embellishes the figures of the three months, since the new bar subject.
aeroplanes varies considerably number he is calling, while eat will secure England's food eion of our air services is keeping impossible to forecast with acour indefinite
"It can be said that the expap according to circumstances; it is another admitted that he draws apply during these
and anfinished months pace generally with the growing say what engines will be avail- pyramids, and should the con (d) "For the period after needs of the navy and the army. able for the equipment of new versation be prolonged, he shaded September, though the sinkages
"The brilliant part played by
may remain the same, the net Royal Naval Air Service in the the Royal Flying Corps sad the of seroplanes after wastage these massea.
has been made good.
"One etated that he draws losses must be put at a lower "Nor is it possible to any great constructive squares, joining each figure (about 425,000 tons groas) battles of the Somme, Viwy,
in British and American ship described by the Commander in by modifying orders once placed sembling the floor-plan of a house; Chief, who bas also borne without disorganising supply. another favours squares and dis building activity, and, in ad frequent testimony to the inestim. The problem does not end here. monde, which he proceeds to dition, the enemy will be able able value of the work performed Whenever a new type is in embellish with circles and angles; to bear his losses by reason of the An Insurancë Agalast Food
daily and nightly by the two air troduced provision const be made while still another recalled that circumstances
for accumulating suficient 'head' ke drawe the letter H in block Clause (c.). Shortage.
(e) "In December nothing will "It is fair to say that not even
apare engines, Epare acroplanes formation, and if the conversation.
be left for the British to do but The Ministry of Food hae
the well-known superiority of our
and spare parts of innumerable drags, adds the letter 0. circulated a preliminary memor
to divert military transporte for Shom Obna-heun has circulated airmen over those of the enemy
"If there are pencil and kinde to keep the squadron to be andum for the guidance of locsijs telegram announcing hia
would have enabled the Com. equipped with that type in handy eight men out of ten-be 800nomic objete, that is, to
weaken their military strength. authorities sppointed to carry out acceptance of the Administrative mander in Chief's praise in so condition to make good the day- they lawyers, telephone men, or
() "At the end of March this the National Kitchens Order, in Directorship of the Union Military unstinted a massure unless they to-day wastage and carry out the just plain business men-will
disarmament will have reached which advice is offered as to the Government aa from the 4th inet. had been supplied with satisfac constant repairs required.
draw designs of some kind while 2,500,000, and at the end of getting up of the kitchens, and At a mass meeting, held at the tory machines and equipment
"Such being the nature of the talking on the telephone, the fact that they are to be regard Datch Folly on July 5, Dr. Wa from home.
problem, it is satisisatory to be especially if the conversation is April 3,000.000 tone gross, and Eugland will have lost almost ed so a business proposition and singstang, Bhum Chan-bean and
"It is rather the fashion to able to record that during the prolonged.
"It doesn't require any part
one-third of the shipping must not be conducted as a all the leaders of Canton were criticise the quality of our year 1917 not only was the number charity is emphasised.
present. The first question to machines. Most of the critice, of squadrons of aircraft on the icular talent, as a study of some requisitioned for military objects.
of the efforts found in telephone
Those were all "wonderfully Among advantages claimed for discuss дав to fad an however, are ignorant of the various fronts incressed in a the kitchens in addition to office for the Union Military technical and snufacturing potable degree, but there was a bootha and on the covers of exact calculations, duly pare economy in food, fuel, sad labour Government.
When a suitable difficulties which here to complete replacement of machines directories will show. It isn't graphed and unmbered in the scientific" Garman fashion, but are the supply of nutritious and office has been selected the Union be
overcome in order and engines of the older types. necessary that there be a booth-
they suffered oaly from the de- well-cooked food on a self-support-Military Goverment will
be keep
The very great increase in ontpat en ordinary desk-set, a stab of s
fect, vis., that they have not been ing but not a profit-masking basis, formally opened. The meeting increasing supply of the most up. which is being obtained has plac pencil, and the back of an envelope justified by the events. and the embstitution of skilfully also discussed the appointment of to ante maschinen. Not only are ed a considerable strain on the will do.
"Probably you're among the, prepared and properly cooked ministere for the Government, the technical difficulties and the workers in the sixoraft and aero- meals for makeshift meals.
artistic ones, auless you write The Food Controller desires Ting-fang to act as Minister of mental work formidable in them strain which is being me back to the last time you used the all prolonged. Really, it's a dual
and proposed to elect Dr. W resultant research and experi- engine factories of the country,
with your left hand." Think it myself if a contareation be at that the provision of the kitchens Foreign Affairs; Sham Obanaalvee, but the task of bailing up
the whole in a a satisfactory should be regarded se a matter of suo, Minister of Interior; Lam in war time, without seriously
telephone when there were operation of the mind. urgency and sa a form of insurance Po yik, Minister of Navy; Lak affecting the requiremente of
"The difficulties in connection pepoil and a scrap of paper handy. "When a man is waiting, for against soute food shortage. Wing-ting, Minister of War; other services, & new industry of with production are aggravated You just naturally picked up the instance, for a telephous number, Kitchen schemes both new Tong Kai-yiu, Minister of Generals most highly skilled character by the competing claims of many pencil and made the most fearful his conscious mind is directed once and those already in opers-Staff; and Tong Shiu-gi to sot as necessarily puts a beavy strain different types of sero angines, and wonderful designs on the attentively to waiting for the tion must be approved by the Minister of Finance,
Standardisation is the ideal, but paper, after which you rolled it answer at the other end. apon the organising sad manu Food Controller, and the following| The authorities have ordered facturing ability of the country. it is obviously difficult of attain-up into a little ball and threw it saboonsciona mind disengages provision for equipment has been the Be. Kwong Hing-Lee to be The growing realisation of the ment, having in view the import- under the deck.
itself, and if the pad and pencil Banctioned by the Treasury.
"We have several of these be there, turns to them. There confiscated, being captured by increasing importance of aviation ance of not losing time in prodao An cat and-out grant of one the gunboat Kwong Kam in the an ertificer of victory has tion and at the same time of artistic telephone-users among our is no dimination in the in- A second quarter which must military articles for Lung Choi concession of first priority to by the need for constant increase of little sketches of shrubbery and the figures or what-not apon the river at Kinng Chow, transporting recently been reflected by the keeping abreast with the very own officials. One of the traffic teatness of the conscious mind latest developments necessitated men, for instance, draws nice while the hand is bury tracing be repaid out of the financial Kwong's troops,
labour and materials required for results of the kitchen.
The Harbour Office of Canton aircraft production.
hores-power and higher perform trees and outdoors generally. A paper. It is just that the mind St. A similar Treasury grant in has notified that the typhoon The science of aeronautics ie ance. The Air Usuncil are most commercial official ve know per- is capable of doing two things at respect of approved schemes for signals code introduced in 1915 in a state of constant and rapid keenly impressed by the need for ere. Greek temples, and still once and gives a demonstration village canteena.
The balance of the cost is to be 1918 and a new typhoon signsi engines, seroplanes and their engines, and they have the whole dates. Probably they sil do it, in mind is not satisfied with making
will be cancelled on August 15, development; improvements in concentration on a few approved another commercial man con- of its ability.
fesses to writing numbers and "Evidently this subconscious. borne by the local authorities.. code enforced.
question of the redaction of stantly being worked out. Bat Aumbers of tree ander constant come forza, and it would be inter- pictures and scrawls, for it has esting to take a look through the been observed exercising itself in the interval between the discovery and careful consideration."
various waste-baskate some even jabbing holes in book-covers of an improvement and ita intro-
prisonere.
STATE KITCHENS.
quarter of the cost.
The need of adopting a scale of
charges on an economical but
self-supporting basis is pointed
CANTON NEWS. ^ Our Canton correspondent, writing nader date of July 6, Gaye..
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ing for incriminating evidenos. with the pen-point, digging into "The funny part of it is that the varnish of the desk, bending
Elves. Psalms: 35, Henley, To Deum: Uakeley in F. Jubilate: Goodson. Hymns: 260, 370. God Save the King. N.B.-Psalm 35, verses 1, 2, 9, 17, 18, 23, 24, in unison. Hymn 260, verses 1 4. in unison. Hymn 370, versez 1, 4. in unison. Holy Com munion (12 noon.) Evensong ' (6 p.m.) Responses: Forial Pssima: 37 Goss. Magnificat: Smart (14th evening). Nuno Dimittis: Wesley, Hymn 160, 16, 193. N.B.-Psalm 37, verses 5, 6, 13, 14, 25, 26, 4, in unison. Hymn 160, verses 1, 4, in un- isca. Hymn 16, verses 1, 3, in unison. Hymn 193, verse 3, in unison.
St. Andrew's Church, Kowlood.- Sixth Sunday after frinity, 7th July, 1918. Holy Communion atter Morning Prayer. Morn- ing Prayer 11a.m. Responses: Ferial Venite: Elvey, As set. Psalm: 16-Hopkins, Ist Morn- ing. Psalm 27-Bamby, Chant No. 218. N.B.-In uni- soa-Psalm 16, Verses 9 and 10. Psalm 27, Verses 1, 8, 16. Te Deum: Woodward, Smart and Turle. Benedictus: Boyce, 31st Morning, Hymn: 7. Bymn: 295. Hymn: 96. Hymn: 422 (A. & M. setting). God Save the King. Evening Prayer. 6 p.m. Res. ponses: Ferial. Psalma: Haver- gal N.B.-In unison-Psalm 37, Verses 1 & 2, 7 & 8, 39, 40 & 41. Magnificat: Barby in D.18th Moming. Nunc Dimittie: Wesley. Hymn: 385. Hymn: 410. Hymn: 419 (A. & M. Tunej, Hymn 21 (Second Tune). Vesper Hymn. God Save the King,
Union Church, Kennedy Road,
Sunday Services, July 7th, Morning 11. Hymns: 10, 155, 209, 14%. Bubject: Constant Consecration 12 noon. Com munion Evening 6. Hymns: -223, 271, 22, 147. Preacher: Rev. J; Kirk Maconashie.
Peter's Church, West Point. Sunday, June 16, 1918. 8 a.m. Holy Communion. 11 am. Morning Prayer and Bermon.
The Gospel Hall (No. 10 and 1 Pedder Street). Weekly Services: Sunday, Breaking of Bread, 11 am. Gospel Meet- ing. 8 p.m. Tuesday, Exposition... of Scripture, 8 pm. Thursday, Bible Class, 8 p.m. Friday, Bible Class for Ladies, 5.30 p.m. Saturday, Prayer Meeting, 8- p.m.**!
out, and it is suggested that re-estimates of the cost of equipment duction into the 681 vice is, owing presentatives of organised Labour, based upon the number of mesls to technical considerations, very Freight Space on Bombay Ships. the artist doesn't usually realise clips out of shape, and spilling of working women and of the co- to be supplied, sans, and in- much longer than is commonly Last month the Nippon Yasen what he is doing and ten minutes ink. All of which is the pro- operative movement, should be formation relative to economical supposed. included in the committees... cookery, methods of transport of
Kaisha only had the Bombay later can not tell what he bable regals of the desire to be Experience shows that, as a mera, on Bombay service, and drew or The Food Controller is willing cooked food, and the supply of rule, from the date of the concep- there was accordingly much anything. All the while he is
whether he drew doing something. to aid local authorities as regards eapervisors and working staff.
One telephone enthusiast, tion and design of su sero-engine pressure on freight space. This talking he is busy with his possessing a to the delivery of the first engine month the company has decided pictures, but the making of them saboonscious mind, has been doubly charged in series by the manufacturer, to operate the Teajin-mara, does not seem to interfere in the scensed of aging" his right hand more than a vest elapses; the Taian maru, and the Tema-mara, lasat with the convarastion." for gesturing while st the telep, corresponding period for an sero while the 0.8.E. vessels available Of course, the writer goes on, hone, and on at least one occasion, plane is about one-half as long will be the Sumatra-mara and the one must look to paychology for of setting down the receiver in Consequently, plans have to be Kasado-maru. It is hoped that the answer. An eminent paycho- order that he might do it with laid for a long period ahead, and these vessels will appreciably logist is quoted as, giving the both hands. A Franchman ob. these plans are liable to be upset relieve the congestion, but if it is following explanation of the doings served once that it must be a by many uncertain factors.
still impossible to clear socama- of the telephone artists 1"
source of regret to the American "The hopes based upon the lated shipment, it is reported that I firmly believe that nearly that he has not found some way THE SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO. OF CANADA,ing reelte given by the the steamship ompanies will every one who uses a telephone to utilise his feet while talking Blessed Bearumemf sho
first experimental engines of pisos more ships on the Bom is given to soribbling, writing, over the telephone. new design are frequently dis bay ran next month-Japan drawing, or figuring on a bit of What
What else do you appointed owing to difficulties of Chronicle,
paper if it is handy, I always do you telephone 10
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Arsenal Street. Sunday Even Soldiers and Sallors: Home
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