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THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1918.

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KWANGTUNG NEWS.

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(From Our Own Correspondent.)

DISCUSSION ON HELIGION,

We see that some of the Cantonese" papera are discussing publicly religious questions, and notably the religion that shall be sanctioned by the Confucius is the Representative of the Great Spirit" to whom worship must be paid, and worship too that seems to izdienta that beis equal to Hoaron itself. No notice seems to be taken of Badihisar, Tauism; Mohammedanism ar Christianity. At least we have not seen any roference. It is affirmed bluntly ibat, in the past, gods have been worshipped which are now understood to be no gods st all, and in so far na this has been done, China has wandered from the ideal. The writers soom to have boun. touched by the pirit of the ago. They talk of the tan- dokey to pans from the simple to the ouutused; but now the time as come when it is possible to see more or less clearly, that follies have been committed which must be carrooted, and once this in sean there is no eption but to sweep away the unreal. In the other hand, it is amumed and amaintained that it is impossible to carry on a state withouta religion, and "as there is no other religion worthy of acceptance the Chinese azcept Confucianism, there- ro, he must be exhalted to his true 'poa'tion, and regarded as really being what he has proved himself to be the Re- presentative of the Great Spirit"in China. As far as we have been there has been no attempt made to show wherein Confacius has proved himself to be worthy of this great honour. It is well known wall students of the Classics that he never dreamt for himself this anique position,

though at times there are hints that he

elieved him elf to be the favourite of

lauren, and, therefore, would be spared to complete the work which he had under takan, namely, teach his people morals and good government. What will be the re- ult of these discussions it is impossible yot to say. What with the recaissance of Buddhism, and the growing power of} Christianity, there is likely to be more heard on this important question in the near futuro.

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to likely t to give

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Mr J. D. F. Mulder number to fall into temptation is likely to Mr & Mrs Clayton Mr V. d'Oettingen

Be opportunity be true wickedness

On the other hand that such

AC o frequently Mrs F. C. wen unblushing reported is very general we are unable to Mr J. W. Cranet.ca believe, for if this were so, certainly, the Miss Crocker new freedom is anything but a hlossing Mr & Mrs F. Cropper and might be truthfully regarded is à great curse.

*

RECKLESS DESTRUCTION OF LIFE.

We have recently reported that a batch of about forty prisoners wade their escape from the district prison of the Hoi Fung district. The magistrate has been in A

Mr James Dalby

Mr F. Danth

Mr C. H. Davis

M: F. Deane

Mr

Miss G. O'Leary

Mr and Mra G. J.

O'Neil

Mr J. Ormiston

Mr C. Palmerston

Mr E. E ParSODA

Mr H. A. Patiman Mr and Mrs Petrie Mr C. W. Pettigrew

& Min Dericano fr& Mra I Peltigrow And 2 children

W. A.

Dowley

Wr G. Duclos

Mr E Ray -Miss-F.

Reay

Mrl E. Renjcz

Mr W. V. Robinaru

Mr&Mrs Mitchell

J. mora and child

Capt. Mitchell

ING EDWARD HOFIL,

M: G. E. AlleD Mrs R Almcod

M: F. Aron Mr A. Biermann M: T. Cheo

Mr J. Conithart

M

F. W. Cor

M:

W. A. Donaldson Oupt. and Ms T.

Dunaldson

Mr P. Drummond

Mr and Mrs G. L.

Dureza

Mr O. Elgass

Mrs Flachoth Mr L. R. Frank

Lt. Monteith R.AM.C.Me Geo. Grimble

Mr & Mrs M. Patten

den

Majan Bowen, à.P.D.Mr J. Plummer Attorney-General J. Lt-Col. J.J. Radcliffes

A. Buckbill.

R.E

Mr Cobb

Mr Belton

Lt. and Mrs T. C. Mr & Mrs A-Richie

Cunningham, R.A. Miss Robertoa

Major Davy, F.E.

Mr G. A. Dalton Consul & Mrs Eitzea

Mr G. W. R. Roger Eug Comdr. & Mrs

Roome, RN.

Mr & Mrs Flanngir Mr Beabrow Bowe

Mr and Mr G. G.Dr S hneller

Mr A. Sinclair. Gordon- "

Mr and Mrs B3 A Mr C. Skott

Halo

Mr & Mrs A. Gibson

Col. and Mrs Gordon

Hall, R.A.M C.

great frenzy since this unfortunate event, Air H. C. Mr and Mrs 1 C. Mr Greig

In

E. Edwards and, with his troops, has been scvaring his district trying to

find some clue as to the Mrx and

Ehrenfels wheres bouts of some of the escaped

Fannin Dr L. E.

T. Figueras Yais. On the other hand he is reported to have been singularly unfortunate in his

hia Mra C.

Dr & Mr O. Fischer доб somehow, research, inasmuch **

Mr H. G. Fisher bo has been explained, very clearly unfortunate enough to shoot Bovotal Mr F. A. S. Fowler

*** | Mrs I. Geare who were civilians,

not guilty of any crima. One very old man, named Ning

prisoners bat hitherto he has sought Finlayson

Mr A. W Gibb

Rowland

Mr. H. A. Hazalend Mr & Mrs Schneider | T. W. Hill

Mr E. H. Sharp Mr J. C. Siblev

Mrs G. V. Sidford

and child

Lt. Col. W. H. Usher

Smith, A.O.D.

Mr & Mrs P. Belliet Capt. & Mrs Stericker child & nuria, 2nd D.O.L.L

Mr F, Helms Dr and Mrs Kerr and

child

Mr and Mrs Kraft

Mr & Mrs O. Légrit

ser

Mr and Mr Lemaire

and child

Miss Masay

Mr and Mrs F. E.

McHugh

Dr Micheel Miss Mine

Mr Miyagawa

Mr and Mrs J. B. S.

Mody

Mr M. F. Murray Mr A. P. Nobb Capt. & Men W. C

Passmore

Mr F. M. Peacock Mr H. Paran Mrs Perman Mr F. L. Robbing `. Miss F. Saunders Mr & Mrs Schent Dr Sibree

Mr. S. Sparge Capt. & Mrs A. B.

children

&

Mr Toyomane

Mr D. Walker Mr W. E Weidler

Mr and Mrs Majer Mr G. C. Whitelaw

and rott

AUTOR HOUSE.

My E. J. Allen Mr J, B. Arnold MzE. W, Austin

Browa

Mr L. Birot Mr J. C. Brown Mr E. C. T H. J.

J. Brown Mr S. Campbell Mr F. A. Chopard My P. M. Davis Mrs H.

Thadeogloo Fisker Mr A. Mrs George

Mr G. Langone M: V.Lugeb Mr W. Mahall Mr A. C. Millar Mr F. F. Miller Mr & Mrs Morean Mrs K. de Mumm

Mr & Mrs Jacquo;

Gracias

Mr J. W. Hall

Mr R. Stewart Capt & Hodgias Mr S. M. Stewart Major Humphrey. Mr & Mrs Sutherland

R.ES.

Lt. Col. & Mrs Tason Mr. and Mr W. G. 2nd D.C.1.7.

Humphrey's Mr O. Wagner.

Major&Mrs Weniorer

R.ES.

Mei B. Sinclair

Mr and Mrs E. E..

Smith

Me V. Sorby

Mr Hunter,"

Σ.

I A.

Mr. S. Spiro

A Chan, more than ninety yests of Mr. T. Gillespie 485, asahot, and in the same village also Mr J. J. Gleason

・弱ません Mig

Goldsmith

two boys aged eight and oins rosoldiers Mr A. G. Gordon

At aouther place the magistrate's were fring their wasiking todiscriminately,

Mrs L. Spenter arid Mr and Mrs Hum.

phreys. nunid

Mine Square

L and Mrs C. F

Staircr

Mr S. Strafe " O. Von Griso- Mr H. E. Swaffeld

Mr and Mrs H. H.

Tanner

Tanser

and shot an old boatman and his wife, who Mr V. Goulbourn were together on the same little boat. Mr Joseph Goald

Mr P.0. Theso accidents," are rousing the people Mr. Gourgey

The Goon to a great pitch of exasperation.

T. P. Hall' first. The escape of the people from the prisoners

uors had not increased the respect Mr H.

Mr J. G. Hanna with which the more intelligent of the Mr W, T. Barbord Mr J. R. Tapp

regarded Aun. These

Mrs P. C. Thitusalt. - Mr Den. Barrison trages following upon bu

the other evidence

Mr & Mrs P. Jacks Mr H. U. Jeffries

Capt. Whitfeld &.O.D. Mr Darid Wood

BRAND CAMLION HOTEL, Mr & Mrs F. Alles Mr G. Harper Mr and Mie B. A Mr W, Jackson

Mr A, R. W..Libbley Balantine

magistrate was in no good odour with the Capt Bupilton Mr and Ms J. SMr & Mrs W. BishopMr S. Nichols

people

of ineptoess for his position, have made Mr.0.A. Henderson Mr and Ms KP. the people almost unmanageable in regard

in their attitude towards him. Meanwhile,

Mr H. A Trusley Herst

C.M.G. Mr M. Tobias

· L. Haymann

be is moving to and fro sooking for some My M. Timke

traces of his vanished prisonem, who seem

Mr B Hunter,

to `bave vanished from his prasetics a effectively as if they had been transported MN. G. Hact suddenly to the moƠN.

A NERIOUS HITCH IS BUSINESS

Capt. E. Jones

Mia Nettie Tom Mr H. Johns

NDÅ Mes

T.

Mr F. 11. Trion

Mr & Mrs Vandam

Mr & Mrs A. Vivian Mr and Mrs J. C.

Wilker

Mr H Walkin

Mr & Mrs B. Wahh C. Mr. & Mrs A. Will

This time of the year busiùloss is banned and 4 children

June

MrE. Wellmann :-/

very brisk in, the silkworth industry. Bage quantities of mulberry leaves 120 athered, and innumerable quantities of Mrs A. N-X. Judah Mr E. P. Walte

VrF. W. Kent sy MrG. L. Wilson worms are reared. There is therefore, great activity between tire different sec MrA. Kruseman Mr. & Mre F. Winkler tions of people who are Interested in the Miss Emuy Ladi Mr G. G. Wood Industry. The recent order of the Viceroy Mr W. H. Lambert Mr 8. K. Wychulay prohibiting the sport of twenty ont Mr HA.Japan pisces-from Canton into the country, Ea

foros into the attempts of the officials to foros

circulatin the depreciated notes have led Consul General A Lieut. & Mrs B to a lot of trouble. Those who have leaves a demon area o LubbockMA

to sell will not receive the notes stany Mr and Mrs. J. B. Me H. C. Morgan

Backhouse Mr K. 8 Morrison sost. Those who want the lowres for the

thefr

worms have not silver Dr and Mrs B. W. Mr and Mrs 8. G support of

Brow which to bay. En things som to be

with

in muddia. It is reported in Saturday's Mrid Mm. A E Prut C. Oher paper that business is at a standstill, and Carleton

ubis is very serious, for unless the mul-

berry leaves are plucked they will soop

lose their tenderpak

worms get their food

this is the danger.

faber this" gesat

promptly baodina wegk

yet has buen done, exospe the

wala

pa

YSTEES; Prosh, Fried cr Etowode

Findus Hadrinoka, Kippers,

ALEXANDRAS CATE

Miss D. Filkies

MW. H. Fond

and unless the Mr W.B. Hind

Nawal

Mr

Mr & Mrs J, Robert

son

Mrs G. Bachse

Mr. C. Shinda

thayi Major & His F.V. Capt. O. YV8 Skrim.

sed child

Mr S. G. Bolden

Miss S. W. Nichola Mr S. Paul

Mrs 8. Morton Miss H. Mosesco Mr F. Mumo Mr Wilton Newton Mr & Mr. H. Tink Mr D.

D. C. de Quirre

Mrs E, &. R berts Mr J. Ronautboi

E. Hamilton Mr N. Sanders

C. H. A. Hance Mr L. H. Schwartz Mr and Mrs J. H.Mr F. O. Sarith

Harper

Mire Stirling Mr. H. Harrison Mr and Ms C. M.

F. Hickman Whipp'e

.

M: A. C. Holmer Mr. E. Hoyt Ms. M. Hude n Mr W. A. Johnson Mr W, Juster

MrD. B. Wickeratone Mr Gilbert R. Willson Mr H. C. Win too Mr A, G Zələli

GRAND HOTEL. Mr.K. Almberg: Mir 0, Banmann Mr BaumASI- Mr P. Beushausen

Mr D. Boggs. Miss V. Bonetts Dr Briell

Mr Bumann Mire Caltert Mr and Mrs Crew Mr Kon

Opt and Mrs Brags Mr C. W. Randall Mr and Mrs Bonthen Mr&Mrs H. Pestonj

F. Banedios MF. Braga Mr A

Mr A. Biggs Mies L. Braga M 3. Braga Mr and Mrs Arth:

Mr 0. Yank Lleus I. E. E. Brons Rogerson

Mr AE Rolins Mr ridley Min Grace fsundozson Grawford Ms O

Ms G. Grant

MJ.

fer

Lieut. Gen. W. Orom Mr G. W. Sewell

bis, E.Et Madam Fault Me and Mrs.

Everett

Mr T. G. Flynn Mr. Geo. Frank: Mr. J. Gandy

Mrs T. Tobina Bir R. H. Stephenson Mr F. Hades

My Higginbotham F.Mc& Mr. B. Tobias MrJ. Helds

bir G. Kaddell Mr. E. J. Trégola Mr B. S. Vergelt Dr Keyt Mr Edgar J. hn Wille

WINDHAM HOTEL

Mr E3 Abbotson MM, 8. Hoy Mrs E. 1. Abbotson Mr & Mrs Usorge

and child

Mr and Mrs AO. Mr W

Bowar

Mr W. Dobbe Mr James Ewing

Mr Trolles

Mu Hayward”. Miss E. Fayward,

Mayer

R Ocker Mr Parker H MrF. W. Parkunder Mr Aurrth Stephens. Mr and Mrs Joha

Stewart Mr A. Usher

MrQ B G.J

MEH

DrC Fitzpadelai

Mr F. Lorria Mr and Mrs Lowell Mr and Mrs. Mayr Mr Le Merlin Mr Molles

Me J. Moonán Mr J. Parshall Mr W, Sanborn" Mr H. T. Sharp. MrJ. Saħmaun Miss Stephano Mr.P. Stolt

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