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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1914.

Hughes and Hough

"AUCTIONSSE to vas tioYHONOREE,

AND ADMIN KATY,

General Auctioneers

AND

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PROPRIETORS "TO-KWA-WAN '

COAL STORAGE,

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A.B C. 4 & 5TH EDITION)?

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Telegraphia Address MERION BONGKONG.

PUBLIO AUCTION,

THE Endersigned have received instrue.

tions to sell by Public Auction, (10% ACCOUNT OF THE CONCEas«>},

FRIDAY,"

the 18th October, 1914, at 2.30 p.m.

at their Sales Rooms, No. 8,

Dos Voeux Road, Corner'il

Ice House Street,-

ABOLT 160 Pims

TADY'S BOOTS AND SHOES

in Bleak Tan and Canysa

The Signature.

To distinguish the original and genuine Worcestershire Sauce from the many imitations, see that the signature of Lea & Perrins appears in White across the Red label on every bottle.

No other sauce has such an exquisitely delicate favour, or such a reputation among discriminating people in every part of the world.

ka Norrin

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CONDITIONS IN GER-

MANY.

A SOMBRE PICTURE OF THE

COUNTRY.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

many is almost tenuded, at men, young

and old

Trains are running much as usual en most lincs, but there are no sleeping

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BRITISH TROOPS IN INDIA.

The reason that the British military establishment in India, is always of in | terass ́to military met, is because it is (always on a wise basis, saya Capt. B. C. Langdon, U.S.A., in the Journal of the Infantry Association of the United States. Now that the British Army is so vital

+"of a part of the gesa), armlus now struggling to hold Germany in check, this sticla of Cupt-Langulon's is timely.

ha British military catablishment

in India," says Cape Langdon, "is un the qui vive to protect: India against am- mies within and without. There is wear cely a time when some portion of its forces is not natively engaged in Bold operations of a mora de losa mariquam ma- ture. In organization presenta a con venient and workable combination of tha most modern schamos, with” tha' aldur lorme of territorial command and res possibility.

**It can be regarded. today sa a ment efficient military machine. But it be rouched this stags only in the last few years and only after couturion at most vexing controversy between the civil and military branches of the British Govern-

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THE FOYE AND THE WAR.

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The new Popo, who, as the Marabou delia Chiesa, is himself a member of the nobility, is a strict upholder af dis tinctions of raak.

As regards the clergy and the our rents of opinion at presans provalent in Its present stata cannot be regard the Church, Pope Benedict XV. repro ed as the work of anyone man. Gradual uutta the moderate tendency. He is improvements in the details of the setsb-neither an intransigent nor a modernist, lishment have been worked out by a

bus fully understands the necessity of scmmanders of mles, which has inquirements of modern proETESA.

opcosion of commanders in chief and adapting the Church to meet the re-

cluded most od England's greatest sol- diers.

The Popa is essentially a diplomaties. He will almost certainly resume relationa with France and enter into closer touch with the Balkan States. He will show himself actively in favour of the auto- nomy of Poland.

Dao of his Erst sots will be a very

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pan Port Atlantique....................... Messageries Maritimes Cat. 19.

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Osaka Shos Kalshapes. 18, at 1 Ounics Shosen Kaish-Oct. 25; az 10 am. Onakes Shoes Kalshs)

But to Lard Kitchener more than curs and no dining cars. Trade depo: any other man must be given the mon is very general. Hundreds

facredit for the present splendid state of torice have comsel operations and shou-feiency. When ho (Korrespondence of the London Stansands of shops are closed. Those which duties of Commander in Chief India in took. over the nel by a Dane who has just made a tour remain open are not doing one-tenth of 1902 he found the army throttled by aecprehensive diplomatic stop. With of Germany.)

their normal business. The number of dual system of administration that prac-out actually intervening in the European Copenhagen, Sept. I have just runemployed is rapidly growing in a tically deprived his office of the function cadict, the Fope will find some means turned from trip through Berlin, commercial and industrial centres. There of command, and made oves the rendi- of emphasizing the attitude of the Head Lipnic, Dresden Ennover, Hamburg and is shortage of food, and drastic ociation of advice a complicated matter." other largo German cities Inspite mossures have been taken in some dia.

of the Church in this question..

Stow, Amoy &Tarsu ijin Maru.. to, Amoy & Tamon Daigi Märs But the strength of Kitchenier's per- dificulties of transportation and the austricts to husband the supplies. Apart sonality combined with his undeniable Tribuna" relates that he was with

The Bologna respondent of the tow, Amcy & Fohow Kaijo Mara picious reception of foreigners. I was able from the gloom cast over Germany by prostige us a soldier, Snally won in the Cardinal della Chies when the asanasinapors, tenang Cti Kuma

Jardine M'-on Co Ldet, 14, at 9pm. S'pore, Pang & Calta/Kutsang.......

Jardine M'son&Co, et 54 at 3p. elovely to observe the condition of the the loss of her sons, the specters of country and the state of the people.

famous controversy with Lord Curzon tion of the Archduke Ferdinand, the S'pore, Pang R'gonnanuki MaruNippon Fuson Keisha 0 t. 21. famino and of completa economie disas in 1905. After the diferities of his heir to the Austro-Hungarian throze, waspor. Mauricius

tippen Yosen Exiabet. 25. at Noon.

T50 Bank Lize, Ld....ctobe 25 At the outset, during the period e com up before the people. Thou position had bean Saally removed by the announced. The Cardinal, who had be syduey, Malboume AcHiebi Mart Nippon Yuson Kanha Nov 18. at Voon.

Sydney.Malbourne & general mobilization, the whole counwands upon thousands of German mer action of the home Government, he cera personally acquainted with the Victoria Tma & Japa: Casela Maru Oaks Shoes Kaish: ct. 16. st.4 p.) by resemble armed camp. Soldiers chants are ruined and will have to start menced a series of important reforms Archduke during his diplomatic career, 1080 were everywhere; ordinary railway trade again penulless after the war.

V tori Tima & Japan Tacoma Maru Oaks Shosan Esisha Mt. 29, at 4 p.m. fe was suspended to allow their trains

the need of which was apparent to evers did not appour greatly moved, and mars. Vancouver (B.O.) &c. Empress of India...... Canadian to R. Co The official classes, the wealthy, the Professional soldier of broad serpericare.ly expreased soma ordinary"words of re- Tris B.C., Seattle & Axi Maru?

Fris H.O. Seattle &c. Tambs. Mars...ppon Pune Haisha Oct, 2004 pm. Nippon Yusen Kaisha Nov. 3, at Noon. When he first took command, the activity, and unbounded optimism pre professors, and other groups doveded question of establishing and maintaining ret. On the other hand, he freely shed yuver Sitio & Tacoma Cardiganshire ....................¡Jardine, M'son Cuz. Led.!

of English and French Manufacture,.

And

- MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. Tzka-As usual,

HOGUES & ROUGE,

Auctioneers, Hoogkong. Oulober 19, 1914.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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FRIDAY,

the 16th October, 1914. at 3 pm.

at thoir Sales Rooms, No. 8,

Don Vreuz "Road, Corner of

Ier Hou STREET,

A CONTENT OF

INDIAN CARPETS, AND RUGS

various sizes and colours, (Slightly damaged)

To be sold without reserve. Tarım :--da necal.

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers. Hongteng. October 12, 1914.

to pass; there was much bustle and

PUBLIC AUCTION. THE Dadoraigned have received instruc-is

tions to Sell" by Public Auction,

on

MOURNING SEEN EVERYWHERE...

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ADORESSIVE CLASSES CONFIDENT.

our divisions for field service was being seriously discussed, and many were the difficulties that confronted the plan Today the existence of the mobilizable divisions a un secomplished fact.

Cardinal Rampolls. tears on being informed of the death of

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VISITOR ST HOTELS

HONGKONG HOTEL.

I. in the Cathedral of Bologas, attir At the Zuneral serive for Pope Pius

the authorities had left, General Nava, who was appointed to the command of Mr E. S. Abraham Betero Kitchener was given larger an army corpe and is considered on Mr H., Allen powers, the forces of India were scattered the best Italian gerorals, remained a Mr M. Alport over bor whole domain. Today we find long time in conversation with the Car. the bulk of forces located within reach dial. of the northwest frontier, where the greatest danger of invasion lies.

Mr & Mrs Athol In Anderson & maid MIE. R. Fate Mes M. R. Belilies MD. J. Bell

Mr A. Langston Mr J. Lenox Mr G. T. Lloyd

Dr O. Marriott.

31 RT. Mather

Afisa Mt. Matheon Mi E. P. Mcakey. Mz J. Mereck!

Mr. Lobel Mr B. F. yle Mr J. Macdonald Pope Benedict XV, has a brother in

Mr J. R. Macdonald Mr. & Mrs N. M the Italian zavy, who was placed on the We must not forget, however, that retired list in 1008 with the rank of rear-

Mr G. A Bann Intyre and child these things could not have been brought admiral.

M. H. C. Bar

Miss E. Mantal about except with the aided civil nd-

Mr and Mrs A. B. Mrs IL. P. Mann sad Cardinal O'Connell, thinking he could ministrators capable of carrying out theve time, set out from Naples fer Bome Mr W. M. Blick

Bishop nancial schemes that such changes made an zutomobile. But the road was in Mr E Borsi Decessary. These points have been set such a bad condition that the autorio Miss M-C. Bowly These classes were misled by the ut forth with a view of showing why bila broke down several times on the Mr G. H. Bredboff

Misses Bradley terances of the Kaiser sad by the officially study of the forces in India is well worth way, and the Cardinal did not arrive in inspired press, and now they are begin- the while of a professional soldier. ning to realizo something of the truth.

One great fact stands out in the one till four o'clock and was unable

to go to the Vatican till after six.. When they know all this war will teach minds of those who have studied ever them. I predict that they will be in the in cursory way the armies in India.

FIRST PAPAL BULI CONDEMNS GERMAN forefront of the revolutionary forces that It is, that the Englishman, clinging an

OUTRAGES. will surely menace the imperial auto much to habit and to past traditions as cracy after peaca is restored.

the Chiasman, has brought his armies up to date by ballling with his own

Mfr. 1. Brister Mr CH. Bronke

Mr E. O. Brownlow Mr W. H. Bortt Kapt.

Mr G. S. Middleton Me W. J. Morrison

Mutt .D. Col. T.. Mr Mueno Dr. H. T. Bury

Newton Mr. Dina Mr. J. Cambridge J. G. Niepag It is confirmed that after his official Mr W. E. Clayton M: W. Oudenboven enthronement, the new Pope issued, his Dr. A. L. E. F. Cole Mr H. Hadley.Pag first decree, dealing with the German Mr. L. Condon

Mr and Mn Fe atrocities in Belgium and directed against Me Arthur Course

treath the sovereign and princes responsible for Di G. G. Davis.. those crimes against God.-Iliberto,

Mr G. M. Powell Mr W. A. Dowley Mr D. 5. B. Doughs Mr A. M. Preston--- Mr F. T..Duckworth Mr &, B. Partia

Mr B. H. Bay Hire M. E. Uy

THE Undersigned bave received instructail. The troops went singing to the by the pan-Germanic idea are

tions to sell by Public Auctice,

front. No thought but of speedy vie-sively confident. They forstall the tory entered the minds of the great mans ultimate triumph of Germany against (FOR ACCOUNT OF TAX CONCERTED),

of the German middle class,

all her fiws and the establishment of a greater German empire, which shall Now Germany is a land of universal include France, Belgium. Holland, the mourning black is the predominant greater part of Austris, and the whole colour. I walked down the Friedrict.of the British empire, These Germans, strasse in Berlin and counted in one among whom are most of the

upper section 16 women wearing deep mourn. profesional classes, are especially bitter The applbst England. The lesser commer- ing eut of 10 whom I saw there. train which conveyed me from the cial classes are beginning to feel the capital to Hamburg was full of weeping pinch, and their zeal for the war wears women in binck, The women of Ger.in. proportion.

The economic conse many are either desolate or rasked by quencos are just becoming plain to the the torture of suspense. Each kooes and their feelings are vastly different at the frots door causes panic in every from their optimism of four weeks ago. household for it may be a dreadful 1035 official message announcing the death or

mutilation of husband, son or brother.

Germany has called out her last line of reserves, and every household, most, directly concerned in the war. some families all the male members are The losses have been at the front. colossal, and the suppression of the general death lists by the authorities bas pot concealed the extcat of the toll ia

The Scoialism workingmen-what of human lives which Germany has been them? Their newspapers reveal a strong Of army life in India, Capt. Langdon forged to pay for the Kaiser's policy; undercurrent of oritismu mid apparently ways that the British officers and men for the local liste aro still published, and patriotic protestations. The Socialist

to apparently contented with their lot, bad news travels fast, so that & daily journalists of Germany are export in s pods, national characteristics

Austria-Hungary is closely plagiariz accurate, though probably still incom implying sedition in cloverly-written have more to do with this than the oiring the masters of Berlin, says the Mr and Ms H, O. Min F. Rony plete, idea of the number of casualties articles which nevertheles kop within cumstances of their services and enviren. Figaro." Germany having treated the Ehrenfola

the limits of law. In the last four ments. As is well known the world Ambassadors of Franes and of Great Bri- Mie Farnsworth weeks many of them have been writingover. Britishers can stand long periode tain with gross discourtesy, the Gay Ca

Mr S-Founder anti-militarist articlos under the guise of exile and still retain their love of

patristic appeals. Their comments home and the habits of their nations are methods with one of the high dig Mr P.D. G. Galu reveal a differentiation, between Ger

ernment as Vienas has employed the Capt. B. Flashman

Mr. H. Forbes ality."

aitarica of the Roman Catholic Church, Mr J. Gibb many's war against Russia and . Ger.

Cardinal Mercier, Archbishop of Ma Mr Gould

Mr W. Grabar Emperor Francis Joseph's Ministers Mr P. O. de Griso decided to take a petty revenge apon Mr E. FL. Gromma Cardinal Mercier because the latter hds Mr E, Hall mado certain truthful statements as to W. A. Hannibal

Capt. T. F. Hall the conduct of the Germans in Belgium.

Mr G.

Mr E. J. T. Warren Harper The Cardinal was consequently warned Me R. D. Harvey Dr. H. O. Water onse that he would not be allowed to cron. Mr Fi A. Mr G. E. Wattion Austro-Hungarian territory unless he

Hewett C.M.G. withdzow these statements. As they Miss A. A. 8. Holm

Dr F. G. Hobson

TUESDAY,

the 20th ctober, "1814, commanding at 5.30 p.m., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8,

Des Voeux Road, Corner

of Iza Houma Street.~~

A QUANTITY OF

czints,

KRAVT CASUALTIES KNOWN.

I

I believe that I on well within the mark in saying that more than 100,000 German soldiers have already been killed

METTERING OF SOCIALISM HEARD,

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Drawing Room Suites, Dining Room Furniture, &c., Arm-chairs and Sofas, Carpeta sod Ruga, Naw Brass And Brass mounted Bedsteade, Toilet Tables, Wardrobes, in the various battles on the eastern many www.against Belgium, France and .. fidebanda, Dionar Waggons, frontier, the western frontier, Eel England. Their adries to the working Extension Dining Tables and Chaira, etc., gium, and in France. The heaviest ofman to defend his country zealously vte., Dioner And Dessert Services, all have been the casualties in the con-against the Russian rings true; bus Crockery, Gines and E.-P. Ward, Cooking intors tighting between the Moza-Cher their opposition to stacks on the western. Stoves (Now), Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, leroi line and the present position of the countries is evident.

forses beforo Paria Alao

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Catalogues will be lasted. Terms: As usual;

HUGHES & HUUGI,

Auctioneers. Flongkong. Det. 19, 1914.

When the German soldiers return

I have passed through Berlin, Leipsic, home and tell the story of the war and {' Dresden, Hanover, Hamburg and Colo-compare netes with their Socialist com gne, and everywhere I have been proaden there will be a terrific upheaval foundly impressed by the absence of the against the theory of Kanonenfutter," usual noise of great cities. Sometimes (food for powder, which is really it seemed to me like the stillees of the foundation of the whole military rast cometery. There is little traftsystem of the country. The experts of the streets. Horses and motor cars have the German General Staff regard the been commandeered for military service commen soldier sa fodder for the ene the front; the cabmen and drivecomics' cannon," the phrase goes. are with their regiments; there are far This has been clear enough in all battles 1000 fewer goods to deliver, for trade in many of this campaign, and the German troops branches is at a standstill. Tramways themselves must fully realize it by this and omnibuses continue to run roded time. I predict that the survivors will services in all the German towns, but he bloodthirsty revolutionists when they the great majority..of conductors are reach home again; and many of us who wumica. Women taxicab driver, foo know the latest strength of the German have made their appearance in Bedin Socialist movement will not be surprised and in other towns. The railway ticket

if the Kaiser and his principal advÁKAZN agents, signal men, grade-crossing watch are hanged on the lamp posts of Unter men, guards and ticket collectors have den Linden af the end of the carópaign. ad been replaced by women.

It is only during the last few days that Garmany has understood anything The postoffices are conducted simot the peril of her position Proviossly exclusively by women, for the mem; if the German official communications are THE CHINA MAIL OFFICE. too old to go to the front, so engaged the only source of news of the war, and

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in the Colony of Hongkong, for

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the King, for one farther term of 75 that no sofo-conduct would be granted

yourd

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