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WEDNESDLY, OCTOBER 21, 1914.

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years pass is declaruit in con essay, which Includes amazing stories of Belgian atrocities, of German women being dragged naked through the Antwerp atreels, while in another "Lies about: Gorary "a topla which half 65a overy German joursal thas reaches England

day) to ** machinationa" of Eng land mix France to put Germany in the wrong aru urposed" in a fashion now

few well known,

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Humanity's Blezsing."*

One thing only is absent from this From first to pangblet-jasa bálunce, lost it is one long severation of the many's moral retitude. It fails, in ane ur two places, to bring forward any dehaite facts in support of its claim, and nierely aserts its statements to be true and the Gernun point of view to ca the only possible cho. That it will deceive the American people no uno is dolg, to believe who has read it.

WOUNDED ARRIVE IN

LONDON,

STIRRING WELCOME.

·Source at Waterion.

Tibutes of admiration were paid to Kowloon-

wounded once and men who arrived Hung H

Two specs trains reached Waterloo within half an hour, and caen had large

RAILWAY.

KOWLOON-CANTON

Time Table From Ist. October 1914.

6.50

4.30

8.54

OUT 7.499.40 11.5 2.00 3.00 5.15. 7,30

3.44 11.20 2.01

IN

Canton

9,00 13.36 2.00 -

6.99 7.37

7.15

8.50- 9.25

·Sham Chan - 8.05 10.08 31.33 2.55 4.30 9.15 4.99 Shequr Shui- &12

8.45

4.59

·

7.10

10.02 11.48 2.00

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Ling 3.18

1.93

10.99 19:02 2.33

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5.48 8.01

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110

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TAT

10.7 19.06 2.37

-5.30-

1201 3.28 4,37

7.36

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3.58 8.14

Sha Tin

8.44

1.14 38 5.10

133

- 8.01 8.18

Ya MA-IT

8.86

1227 3:49:5

7.H

Hang Hu

Kowloon.

10.37 12:19 2.48 10.40 12:50 6.30 10.43 12.40 2.54 3.45 6,08 824

0.05

8.33 - 11.20 *Will stop at Shoung Saul on notice being given to the guard at Kowloon, Geifers Train. Sondaja and Public Holidays, Kowloon 8.45. 1.12.

Tai t'o

Sa

846

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19:31 9.53

9.08 10.43 12,54 3.68 7,90 1.65 7.18 BASS

Tai Po 9.15 Sheung Shui 9.50 Sha Tau Kok Branıb.

OUT

Sha Tau Kok Braroh.

IN

Fan Ling Dap 4.06 8.20 Sha Tau Kok Art. 7,00

9.15

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5.20

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7.10 9.95 1.45

B.13

Fan Ling Arr.

8.10 10.25 2.45

6.10

cross displayed on the windows of the improvised warda. Admirsbio urrun- gements had been made by the military and railway authorities. In the st place, the others able to wake waze. assisted to slight: Some had their hous

veloped in bandages, others wars stings, wors of all grides, artillery, cavalry, in-executive which was to be presented do, and many limped along with their arms fantry, and even two of the Royal Aruye party congress of Wurzuurg in dep round the meeks of the RA.M.Q, mon Mistical Corps. The arrangements for kamber of the present year, sappiec`no -

sewer than 1,080,136 izangial menibarR them to the wasting the transport through. Lendon were scripted who vehicles. Whatever their pain, they dis carried out by Calonal Robinson and to the party, and 1,488,243 porissant Colonel Skinner, of the Royal Army Me-subscribers to the press. They were re used it by smiler,

tino walked with the aid of a crutch, dical Corps, and Mr. Herbert J. Pastor presented in the heienstag by ill mem- aggregate of another had been wounds on the racuson, the operating surgoon of the Officers who had poiled an

of all votes cast in the alectar-and by lospital. They were brought to London 4,950,--that is, more than one-third

On several, resoch cucusions we have the extraordinary drawn attention to efforts that are being aade in Berlin

a tratorios Station yesterday (Aug 13 YT- maks the Americans ho fast friend of

in hospital trainer Southampton. the Ti Lamous crowds and gulbered, and the Tai Po Germany, says the "Daily Telegraph."

welorna was "sa string, and whole thi Pg MarketTM- But the examples quoted from the Gor man Prove are as nothing compared with

Everything in the essay on the com.nearted that it seemed as if some of the Fan Ling- pamphlet issued by the Amarikanercial relations between Germany and jured men forget their pain and disheang Shai

For more than an | Cantan Institut in Borlin for American consumpthe Laited States of America is resets center withey cheered and waved their thum Chan

froan the one point of view, and the final acknowledgments. This pamphler, printed in guner chapter, “Who is to be Victorious?**

acut the by sormin rang, with the 33 the conveyances pasmexi ally unimpesehabis nglish. is entitled ends thus: To know that we have caring *** Truth abous, tiurmany: Facts about the American friendship in this struggle will tarcuga fines of the public masod be War" The honorary committee and mear a great moral support for us in the hind barricades. haurd of editors as entirely Garman in werning trying days, for we know that the: constitution. The first-named body com- country of theorga Washington and Abe peises such names as thew of Herr Ballin, aan Lingein" places itsell only on the the president of the diretorate of the sida vi u just cause and one worthy of Hamburg-Amoriks Line; Pricca von hinality's blessing." Enlow, Fisid-Marshal Freiherr von der dolta, the Cernad Military Governor of Belgium; Ir. n Harnack, the Court Chaplain: Dr. Dryunder, Siegfried Wagner, and the Baroness Speck von Sternburg; while among the editors are Pe Dehn, the author, Count zu Reveat kow, Herr Holdermann, another director of the Hamburg-Amerika Line, and Dr. the Amerika Druciler, diretor of

stitut in erlin.

A kiad of pastor accompanying the no was smoking a pipe with great This pamphlet consists of a series of

relish. Here and thero tunics were tort, via Rouen. Let us receiva every ewayk, of which the st, entitled pamphlet says:

Listen, all yo people!" opens with muzican who seeks protection or advice some enses they had been ripped open" Hes santrinent that cly a few weeks with friendliness. If momentary basi. down the arms or on the shoulders,

of surgeons attending to the taga, ali vi i were peserfully followingness difficulties arise, such as are in allow

veral vocationa.... Not one evitable in war time, it shall be ours to wounds.

Que soldier who had lost his puttes haning being amongst us dreunt of war. relieve them. In places where there

and his cup ware thick knitted stockings We are nation that wishes to lead

aru many Americans, committoon Bre spite and industrins lite, This revi theru to help by advice or deeds. Every and a short cout, and looked like a foot American shall know and fed that even valler, an impression increased by the in war time he is no unprotected stranger dusty appearance of his brown boots some of there whose cups had disap in our unidst but a good friend'! **

peured had improvised headgear by twist

g shawl turban Jashion. With remarkable despatch the scurs whose injuries were 2ct severe found ccaufortably ensconced in A further evidence of the extraordinary hemacises

xicab, potor.on, and private oczni -efforts that am being made by Germany to put her ides of her case before theses, and as vehicle altor vehicle left Las tads cheered with enthusiasm, Universe is the remarkabla cireular issueÌ

vuren waving handkerchiefs, and men by the Verein für das Deutschtum im

ifting their sticks and hats and shouting Ansland.

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you, Americans.

Yon of all thers know the temper of the German who lives within your gates

I deeply distresses.us to sto to highly civililled nations, England and France, joining the carlaught of auto- ratio Russia. That this could happen will remain one of the inomalies of his. pang

England's Responsibilty.

Theu thure is an explanation of "How a war ein about." Who is ge-

The "Truth."

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Fortunately, there are no very serious anses amongst them, most of the wounds being slight ones from shraquel, ani aiter treatment the majority were to moved to houses in the neighbourhood which have been transferred into tem porary hospitals. All are in magnificent spirits, and longing to be back at the front aguia. Most of them stated that their worst experience was in the fighting of load Sunday week around Mons, which

In addition the free or Social Demo- was, they say, a veritable inferno. They

ld that the Germans have a large pro-cratio trade unious of Germany, organised portion of our wounded, as it was impos- in Atty largo associations under one ceo- sible to get all away from the various tral body, counted over 21 million mem-i hospitals which our forces were compel bars. This was a formidable movement led to abandon during the week. One of whese moral and intellectual influence these hospitals was fired on by the derover the masses outside must have been mans, who appeared to concentrate all enormous. That this big mass, the. their efforts and 300,000 mon on smash- roughly imbued with hatred of the ing the British fore." The Daily Tale. Kaiserdom and its policy, should be utterly carried away by a war laver is roph."

mcat probable.

Let us hear what Bebel aald en an-

members on the various diets and at mambers ca vous municipautics Thoy controlled in 1913 no fewer than 1 daily papers, heid in the course at the year 12,517 public meetings, and dis trouted gratia asion,ood leunois, pumph- lets, and other publications. They man. Jable darasa tained a vast number of educational and sinillar institutions, and the income of the contral treasury of the party exceeded

90,000,

Among all nations, it says, "whe are not numbered among the enemies d

ray, the herd is imperative that Then, the stretcher brigades turned the truth be promulgaux! as to the origin their attention to the officers who ro GERMANY'S SOCIALISTS.

iluf

The

WILL THEY TURN ON JUNKERDOM

The Menace Within the Aany --

a

posible Ar the war? Not Germany

•Two Pangls ewlition, One | Eugland's policy for shifting of res. Large Musical Box inzina com 200,ponsibility and promoting the struggle; of the war. To spread this truth un-sized in the "wards" of the train. Electric Reading Lamp eta I did while one possessing power to avert taled by indehold is absolutely notes Pillows and blackets were placed on the Clock, Iron Safo, les Chests, Typewriter, Lace Curtains (new, Bras Certain Poles," The statement is made that Gir

ary. The setting of all connection with tretchers, and a procession went up the ht

wany was convinced to the last of the

the oversea lands, however, rendors this platform and entered the train. sincerity of Britain's love of peace, and

almost impossible. Meanwhile the war rst officer brought cut was reading that Sir Edward Grey and ir. AsquithTopondents of our enemies will pour newspaper and smoking a cigarette. The

There is disappointment, wrpte hul repeatedly asserted that England qut the most hideous falsehoods on text was sching; his injury was to the

**Manchester the Correspondent to wished to prowtve friendly relations: the blame for the war. Even the Gov- A third had his knees drawn up.

Guardian," it many minds that the big 1007 and it repeats that Germany offered to

were looking cheery. leave free the northern coast of Franes,aments of hostile States do not refrain All except onc

Ambulance wagons and buses were wait. Socialist battalions of Germany hava not from announcing untruths in order

An up and would indemnify Belgium after the war, Sr. In spite of this, Great Rmi: place Germany before the world as theng, and one by one the wounded were perceded in preventing war.

placed on beds and driven to the hospital, rising of the masses in Germany might, peace-destroyer. hain dochured war on Germany, and sidus

The Royal Army Medical Corps and by sweeping away the "Junker caste, ĺ to-day with these Continental Power's

he Ambulance Corps were still engaged have solved the very problem which the that have united for our destruction is

tending to the injured officers when war may succeed in solving at az énce- onder that Mosturite carbarism tay rule Europe. (This sentence is printed in And so it goes on, all coloured in brightest German enlours. Elaborate le.criptions of the muxlislike accuracy of the German mohuatich are given, Dether with an gecount of the army

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der million German men in the field" -and navy, and in an essay on "Neu- trality by the grace cẻ England," we are described Janus-like. Janus. pro hac Tenkwood S dead. Ten Chest." Over-

vice being the personitention of neutra mantel. Wardrobe, (velled Miernity, needing to English ideas."

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Chith and Cushions in good condition. On view from Wednesday, 21st instant.

Wethersfcrà turn to the love of truth, to the sense of justice, and the independence of political judgment of the great and noble American nation. We the second, train, covered with red mous penditure of blood and troseurs. send you the official documents (describes, rain at the adjoining platform. We know that the Socialists, of Germany ed above), the contents of which afford Jrders were given, and a detachment

a busts of facié from which one may hurried away with stretchers and quickly one's own opinion. We ask you. Fenore the soldiers from tas train.

through your Press."!

One man loy on the stretcher, which

were bitter opponents of the semi-ab- solutist and militarist regime and gave vigous expression to their abhorrence

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other occasion in the same place and In the same year, 1911.

A.B.J. Gode.ith Ed. Finngkong, September 1, 1908

KING EDWARD HOTEL

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"Our rulers think," he is reported to have said, "that the same anthu- sinem will reveal itself in a future war as in 1970 (4 Voice: likely.'')

They I should think so. have made their calculation withous the host, and the host. are wel And we are growing mightier every day. like tas uncient ChristianS.

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a Socialist Cresar, bus that we are get- do not believe that we shall over` get ting more and more Socialist soldiers is known to all the sparrows on the road. The gentlemen above us may find this unpleasant, but this is so. We have whole regiments," whole brigades from the big towns-they are all Socialists. Inquire among the engineers among | the artillery, go wherever intelligence" is needed, and you will find—all Socialista"

When I once, in 1906, referred Princo Bulow to theas tests, and de- clared "Behind every war of the future there lurks a revolution," he frankly admitted it and sald That

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is precisely the reason why we do not). Company's 'Ilog, ALALÁNO. Berories.

Dee Yared Seatral. mako it!!

But in a fateful moment Germacy

dear sis, to note these documents, and Chow in the first group walking to the war right to the very eve of its "out- personally to introduce them in your ars urstly wore slings. One man lifted break. It is not surprising to hear some atherland and to help to spread them as cap as the cheers, which scarcely ring at the German Socialists and

over stopped, greeted the new arrivals. urmises that the have been carried This is a fact which no one can disputa. away by the general sentiments of pe Now that the Reserves have been called The obviously inspired Continental Tho soldier, were ja the host of spirits. Timer, a paper published in Berlin for The box seat was eagerly sought after.triotism and loyalty. But we know that up, the Socialist element in the German American consumption, is as clearly pro. Euch man, however, in taking his seat the Gerinan Secialists have always com Army must be estimated at no less than terrina as the Berliner Tageblatt-o frethowed the greatest consideration for the batal the idea that a war can be frus-40 per cent and even higher.

Again, describing the terrible candi that will explain its existence at the

njuries of the others, and did nothing trated at its actual outbreak-that is, aneseat moment!

that might cutio a trings to his neigh-during the mobilisation period-by any tions, the ruin, the hunger, into which the mussos of the people would be hurled general. xur. The drivers whipped up the revolutionary action or by horses, and the onlookers chewed and strike. The idea was a French one, and by a war, Bebel said: An Insterburg Proclamation.

rad. Leuning vat of the back win.it speaks volumes for the correctness of The Mayor of Insterburg, Dr. Kirch love or standing on the box seat, the the German conception that it is precisely hof, immediately alxr an order from luters responded by cheering and the chief authors of this French ides, the general in command of the military waving. They thoroughly enjoyed the M. Herve and 3. Vallant, who on the welcome. Some of the wounded, alas, present occasion have the first proclaimed here, dated Aug. 22, mado poblia the

were too ill to take much notice of the the, duty of every Socialist to shoulder following announcement: "At the r

the ride in defence of the country. In- we popular demonstration. quest of the garrisco commander

terent attaches also to is secret "crder hereby make it known that Iasterburg lies in no immediate danger, so that there was allowed to rest pa the ground for issued a few years ago by cno of the

ame time while a doctor examined him copy is no cause for alarm. It appears to us wise to stata in the interests of those sad felt his pulse. Others, too weak to which found its way into the editorial owning houses and shops that these move much, were lifted from stretchers room of the Socialist Vorwarts," and into vans, where they were made com which, according to that paper, revealed should not be closed, otherwise they are liable to be demolished. Further, with ortable on mattresses and blankets, with the dispositions which the Government, in the next few days wo may expect a soft white pillows for their hende. Bugs protected by martial law, would make vast increase of military to be billeted very wrapped around them, and so they in time of a war. They were clear and lament, all secretaries of Bocialist or here, caused by the imminence of the made the journey to hospital with a brief. All the Socialist members of Par.

mizimuza of inconvenience.. recently announced danger,"

gatisations, all editors of the Socialist pross, in short the entire general stad of the Socialist army in Germany, was immediately to be arrested and placed under lock and key." An opaque lain has been drawn along all the Gre man troqpion, and even if this plan of campaign against the domestic enemy was carried out we have no means of THE knowing t

Mejor General Mittelstadt, the general in command, in his order (Aug. 22) said: "In the event of Prussian troops being removed from here and later (which is not possible before a week is 1103 panned) Insterburg becomes infested by Russians, it were well if the inhabitants

HUGHES & HOUGE, -Auctioneers. Hongkong, Oct. 17, 1914.

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th-rein contained. Including Large Copying Prem and Milnara Safo. (Full Particulars from Catalogue.) Terma-Auzini.

Along the streets the people were na demonstrative in their welcome as at the atelion.

Disabled Qficers.

Some seventy at the officers who rumained indoors and treated the Rusrived at Waterloo were received into the King Edward the Seventh Hospital sians with friendly hospitality."

for Officers at Grosvenor Gardens. They

Special Prayer Forbidden.

The Dresden journals have been off- cially informed that while it is still por missible to hold Divine Serrico in the English Church there, no prayers sure to bo anid for the success of the British pras. The services are attended officially by police who understand English

Dr. van Sandh, the civil governor, al that part of Belgium occupied by the Germans, je to tako up his abode in Licze, whither ho is to proceed at once with a staff of 100 officials

A Frezich prisoner travelling penz Nuremberg under guarda seized his op portunity when the quard was leaning out of the railway curdage window to 1110 push him through. Th

promptly shot.

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commanders, General Bisaing.

2.

The lato Augush Bobal spoke in March, 1911, on this very subject bedore his Bamburg constituents, and referring to General Bising's plan said som

has decided upon a war, and we hear! what well might have been expected, that the troops in Belgium, though driven to slaughter by discipline. are obvious reluctance. fighting" with

Given a series of reverses or one big disaster, and with both the civil popu-! lation and the army permeated by the Socialist spirit, this reluctance may yet take on form uglier for Junker- 200,"

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