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THE CHINA MAIL.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Tiontain has withdrawn she qan tine regulations imposed on arrivals from Hoogkong.on account of plague,

BAGS FOR BELGIANS.

The mika talked of Saosball Bazz has come and gono. Judging by appos ances it must have been an unqualifiest success from as any rate, a pancial point of view and that after all was the

coject. People worn in generous fratae of mind anĩ sa the ar *rangements were all of the most simple The Colonial Auxiliary Forcas Ouers and prinsitive the deductions for expenses decoration has been granted to Major Dust have been practically nor existent. MacDonald and Captain G... Lammert of

When qas talked over the possibilīniem ci the Hongkong Volunteer Corps,

bag bazaar the opportunities for origin ality in design and workmanship soemad must confess slightly disappointing.

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understand, proñted by 3630 by the recent The Belgian Relief Fund, has twa polo match at Causeway Bay, Liant, wyndham. Quin having handed thatamount to the Belgian Consul.

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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1915.

BY TELEGRAPH.

THE PROGRESS OF

THE WAR.

almost, bujundions and the results werGREAT BRITISH VICTORY IN

glowing paragraph and way that every

I might of course write a short and

thing was perfect, but yaar, eticial ac-

the expressed opinions of the purchasers, while I just record my opinion and reßees - counts will supply the unqualified praise

aha urges examination of the facts,"" since the facts in this case are the bodies of American men, women, and chiklrou," and the indictment against her is for deliberate, calculated, bloody-minded murder." "The ond fact horribly patent is that the tax pedoing of the Luxitanus was not war. bat murder," and this "relegates all the other facts to the category of the negligible," says the Boston Transcrips, which shares with many other the opinion that Germany is playing for time and seeking to be cloud the issues. The alleged facts to which Germany calls our Govern ment's attention, remarks the New The total utpat of the Kailas Mining York Herald, can not be sub Administration'a mines for the wosk ending stantiated and would have no real Jane 16 amounted to 53,534, tous and the bearing on the issue if they were sub-sales during the period to 51,731 tons. stantiated. The Lasitania slaughter," says the New York World, can be compared only to the action of a general occupying a hostile town who murdered in cold blood all the in- habitants, male and female, neutral and non-combatant, because he regarded their existence. DS an obstacle to the accomplishment of his military ends. A number of papers point out that tire nearest approach to a direct answer to the President's demand that German submarires shall cense to violute the established rights nt neutrals, is in the statement that because English mercliunt vessels now carry guns and ram submarines "the German commanders are no longer in a position to observe the rules of

udvkatage. I had fancied lines of pretty capture otherwise usual, and with!

enloured bags of all shapes and 'mizes Soren Kauser rifles, 2,750 rounds of hanging over stalls-under trees and a which they invariably complied before munition, 40 tus's of opiam dros and state of bewilderment in making a choice, this." But the American demand is 8 the of lame opium ware found at 15 in fact so vivid had been my fancy, that HARRIR--On July 3, at the Nursing virtually that they either observe these Chiness Strost this moroing by a search I nearly sat down and wrote a descrip Home, Shanghai, to" Mr and Mrs H. J

rules or abandon their submarine party ander, Revenue Offer Wildia. A HARRIS, HOTL

warfare against merchant ships. Suys! Chicess womia at the house was arrested, DEATH.

The World: BA-Died at on, on June 25, bariki

"The President stated the whale

The death occurred recently at the

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be struck off.

bright, it was a most delightful after- Every one WBA good. humoured and

noom. There was a cool breeza blowing over the lawn and under the lovely Punjabis provided as with music. There spreading trees and the Band of 74th were many dainty maslin' toks and a

SOUTH WEST AFRICA.

GERMANS SURRENDER

W

UNCONDITIONALLY.

number of fresh looking girls. The stalls GENERAL BOTHA SUBMITS AN ULTIMATUM.

were ranged round the lawns; there was no attempt at artistic arrangements. Honolulu via the the Pacific is interrupted the weather, this act of course detractand The direct cable rout to America and doubtless because of the uncertainty of and telegram wie being sont vis Europa considerably from the wual prettiness of and the Atlantic at the higher rates abona bazair and placed the goods at a dis on the Cable Compania" Tariff cards,

in for you before going to the Lazar, so as to enable ynt to have it in your yesterday lasue. I am now duly grateful to the powers that be that I did not do

LORD KITCHENER CALLS FOR MORE RECRUITS.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail./

BRITISH ARMS TRIUMPHANT IN SOUTH WEST AFRICA.

at Wei bai voi, Jane 26, LESLIE H. Rcase in a single sentance when he said Hague of Mr. C. W. K; von Stryen, whoss or the organizers might have though GERMANS SURRENDER UNCONDITIONALLY TO GENERAL BOTHA, BARR. H.E.I. Vice-Consul in China, that the United States takes it for well kuda bere as chief engineer of I was getting at them.". The goods denly beloved son of the late. H. Banniete granted that at least within the the J.C.J.L. steamer Tjimanoek: The ware piled on to the tables and I should

possibilities of every euch case the commandera even of submarines were decoacd, who was 51 yarra of age, hrought have pittied a shopkeeper: trying to sell al Sir Lanis Botha has accepted the surrender of the entira German force in

Bar, E., Andover, Hants.

FloseKORG, FATURDAY, July 10, 1913.

WHY "AMERICA REJECTS "GERMANY'S ARGUMENT.

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expected to do nothing that would the new steamer of the Company Tjilem. under similar circumstances.. However juvolve the lives or the afety of bang, to the Fast, but was taken ill ineply were ont to spend and so bags neutral ships, even at the cost of Batavis and bad to return to the Hague. were tossed about sad ribbons and laces failing in their intention. The Ger mad' cuatention is that commanders

of sabmarines may do anything rather than fail of their object.

The American Consulate notifies as

that America manufacturers are seeking Hoogkoog connections for the sale of ores, "This is a conflict of principles that metals and alloys, tractors and motor cara, can not be reconciled. One of the Oregon pine, lasting powder, perforated parties to the dispute must yield, and metals, paints and oils, porcelain enamelled the United States, as the most power-sanitary ware boilers and fleecy woollen ful and influential of rentral nations, fabrics, and for the import into the United THE "Literary Digest" (New York) [accept the doctrine that, in time of products.

ein not yield. To do that is to States of camphor, rhubarb and similar to hand prints some interesting com- was, neutmix and mom-combatants ments from the American Press, af hve no rights that heiligerents are

of sailing.

were all jumbled together till it was more dieult then ever

to pick, ant choose, sad in sorize cuses people were

LONDON, July 9.

A telegram from Pretoria states that it is officially announced that Gene

South Africa,

GENERAL BOTHA'S ULTIMATUM.

LATEL

stranded with pretty bad bargains and hid to console themselves with the fact that is was all in the cause of charity.which expired "at teafime" yesterday, Charity is supposed to cover a multitude of sins and some of the fair workers had undoubtedly taken advantage of the well

A Capetowa telegram states that the Germans surrendered abse lutely unconditionally.

General Botha had presented an ultimatum to the Commander.

worn muxim. But somehow it did not

· HOSTILITIES HAVE NOW CEASED.

LORD KITCHENER ON THE NEED

FOR MORE RECRUITS.

LONDON, July 9. Sunshine favoured Lord Kitebener's visit to the Guildhall. The scenes

em to be quite playing the came to how ceased and practically the whole of the citizen army will return to A telegram from Pretoria says that hostilities in the south-west have use pinpricked ribbon

no matter how the Union as quickly as transport will pernit pretty, to make up into, bags and sell for of which severely denounce Ger-band to respect. If we have ranch in the Government Onette that British pin prieks were well deßned by zust It is notised for general informa in quite a good price, aspecially when the many's murderous policy in attacking that stage, the world is back to Allied or Neutral passengers may be called marks: also one could not help noticing defenceless people a merchant vesharbarian, and the whole inbric of upon to produce either a passport on an that quite a number of the bags were sels. Much more, it is also stated, than international law that has been erected.official form and hearing an official stamppude of faded silks and ribbons. This the Lusitania tragedy is involved in throughost twenty centuries lies (this is essential in the case of passengers being the case it is no surprising that the correspondence now going on crambled in ruin." between" Washington and Berlin

to Europe); or a certificate of nationality at the end of the afterpon bags were Nothing new is brought out in

in the streets, filled with enthusiastic cheering crowds were remarkable even FOLDING CARRIAGES. facts. Germany has introduced in Republican, which could possibly same of slip by which travelling and date found who were glad to take the goods

That is why principles are pat before he tierman note," says the Springfield signed by a Consal or other proper authority, being practicaly given away.

stating name of passenger, destination,

I think, weing that purchasers were many members of the Cabinet.

for London. The distinguished company which filled the historic hall included new style of marine warfare, sacri- modify the criticism of the entire ficing neutral ships and neutral lives,ural world or could change in the

at greatly indoord prices it would be ed more men and still more men, but the position as regarded recruiting was Lord Kitchener affirmed, with greater emphasis than ever, that he want und, says the New York Herald, kast the attitude of the President of

quite a good idea to have a jumble stall nevertheless immeasurably better than it was ten months ago. He emphasised de United States stands to-day the the United States." We can not abate AFFAIRS AT HOME.

for damaged pools and then there would the fact, however, that the general position was as excions now, as then champion" of nentral rights and non-u jot of our original demands, says

not be any case for complaint cubituut nanity,"

His Lordship paid a glowing tribute to the brillinacy shown by the Aus In fact, in the Chicago. Herald, which u zes

There were a great many very pretty trallons in assisting in the carrying out of the Dardanelles eparations to a kdin stronger terms in the case of Germany to "get back to the main

bugs and on, the winner of the prize victorious conclusion. He also enlogiemi the South African force, observing, Germany 8. Civilization, the United point and stop trying to muddy the letter received from Home by the last materias and made one wish that more has now offered as large forces to pagage the enemy in the main theatre of The following is a extrast from a for usefulness, was fitted up with sewing "Not content with bringing an arduous campaign to a muccessful close, they States holds a briet for Civilization waters." The Clerman note "ignores | msit :- and will to the end." Smaller nations the whole fabric of international Law

of that sort had been provided. There was have been too timid to resent effee and the rights under it of American all anxious regarding the Zeppelin raids? and silver sad some valpable lace and I wonder if you people Eave been ature some chaining chain lags of gold toally the attacks on their shipping citizens on the high seas," declares These beautiful nights are favourable for embroidery night dress cases, beautifully and their citizens, so that all neutral the St. Louis Republic, which udds, their visits but if the vice imagice worked and charmingly designed. But rights seem to hang on the point of "The people of the United States they are doing themselves any good they it is differt to choose out any particular President Wilson's pen. What our stand behind the President. In the five again put their money or the wrony ones for description und on the whole the Pres and people demand "wich impressive newspaper jury, which horse. On the contrary they are doing there was very little originally or inaa virtual unanimity, declares the New finds Germany's reply disingenuous as a world of god for it has, together sination in the designs. York Times, is that our people be and unsatisfactory we note leading with the torpeduing of the "Lusitania," Nona.-Chamber of Commerce Extraor-they are in the city streets, or anr-Atlantic to Pacific and from the interament of all enemy,aliens and the any case a worthy object was fulded. protected in the ocean highways as papers in cities ranging from the intensifed public feeling resulting in thealing and bugs to go together and in I suppose is abord to expect ima where else where they are going Canadian border to the Gulf among alienating of whatover neutral sympathies It will be interesting to hear the wial about their lawful concerns." point was clearly stated in Pre-Washington, St. Louis, Omaha, brisk and, without conscription, out army alone must have amounted to a tidy. sum This them New York, Roston, Philadelphia, they may have had. Recruiting is still amount of the takingy, the gate money sident Wilson's first note, when The Portland, Fresno, Sacramento, Det today is as big na France's, We are how "nd I should think the bazaar wilt re Haid the American Government" con-oit, Minneapolis, Louisville, Atlanta, are very short of munitions and equip quite a nice little chequs for "the"" fidently expects" the German Govern Charleston, Memphis, and Galveston.ment and material for the large army ment to take immediate steps to The St. Louis Tunes, - which was now in existence, but the event recon splendidly run was the tea, and retre THE ARMING OF BRITIS T ́MERCHANTMEN.

Belgians.

One of the departments whiel was room. For 10 cunts, one hud exi

THE DIARY.

MEMO. FOR MONDAY.

Princo Joe's birthday (1905).

dinary Meetiny.

General Memoranda.

Wabeunday, July 14, -

Taking of Bastille (1783),

at North Point.

Tauradan July 10

St Swithin's Day.

prevent the recurrence of anything srecently erroneously represcated as strictions in the Cabinet will soon get ubviously subversive of the principles defending the sinking of the this right. Lloyd George has sewa dy

of warfare for which the Imperial usitania, declares that it has no very well and has the completo, confcellent provisions, delightfully served in

IN HONOUR OF LORD KITCHENER.

LONDON, July 9

The meeting to be addressed at the Guildhall to-day by Lord Kitchener at

inauguration of a three weeks' rearniting effort in the City, promises to be great demonstration in honour of Lord Kitchener. The Territorials will lies

An overflow meeting in the Guildball Yard has also been arranged.

THE BRITISH WAR LOAN.

the street through which he will drive, de

THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK'S CONTRIBUTION.

LONDON, July 9,

The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation has applied for £1,250,000 in the War Loan

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LONDON, July 9,

2.30 p.m.-Auctions of Antique Chinese German Government has in the past sympathy for the kind of warfare that dance of the people from what I cau spacious room, so different to the uml In the House of Commons, Commander Carlyn Bellairs, M.P.. seked

Porcelains, Bronzes, Brasses, etc., ⚫st Memes, Hughes and Boagh's.

so wisely and so firmly contended." sinks lips loaded with women and rather. He deurs the right man for the hazane serable, when refreshments are whether, in view of the German elticks on unarmed merchantmez, the Govern In its tentative reply asking for the children."," facts in the Lusitania case, the Ger- ↑ p.m.-Band Night and Sea Bathing man Government averred that the which Germany invites the attention but Juve now again solustered for Sunt display by the Wall Cobs of the use of a belligerent power were entitled by established and uninterrupted usage. new post. I had intended returning in anything but reffexiting homme of the ment would ask neutrals to allow merchantmen to tested for the purposes Taking up the alleged facts to June having falled to pass for the Armyruggle to get them of defence only, with a gun asters, and trade to their ports despite carrying the German commundera" are no longer of the United States Government, the special duties. I can undertake. Brak and Hongkong, Those keenness into carry and use armament in self-defence. Sevenemiseutral Government bas

There were no side shows excepting a

gith.

Lord Robert Cecil, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said that merchant- able to observe the customary regula- New York Tribune says: "The nice suknowledgment of the offer from drill and camp partie was a pretty sight. been communicated with at the outbreak of the war, and several more had bem? tions of the prize-law, which before Lusitania, according to our domestic the Prime Minister's private Futur Inforistately this displity did not attrut approached sizes as circumstances suggested. The principle of merchant they always followed. This is the regulations, was not an armed ship and am now waiting to hear what they a very big, as people lid it we carrying arms in self-defence had heen generally recognised, and British ships core of the whole slispute, the New She did not carry explosives, will put me to. I feel pretty certain p.m.-Victorin Recreation Club's York World sees it, and "Inasmuch that term has been defined by the they won't resors to conscription. This to grasp the test, that the call of the so armed had been trading regularly to variona countries since so early stage

as the customary regulations of the Solicitorul the Department of showings of the voluntary system have Fromm was a call to u pazide and the frias, ware prize-law are the rules which have Commerce and Labour She been too successful. You remember thes hitherto defined the rights of nestra is did not carry armed forces of any in my first letter I said I was sure they

children were behind an enchmure ou s and non-combatants on, the high sens belligerent Power, and whether she had fully recruited their 8000.x mon hear that there is an idea of repeat

side lawn..

AMERICA WAITING FOR FORMAL, SUBMISSION OF GERMANY'S NOTE. in time of war, Germany tears up the had contraband of war in her cargo Ariemer of Pertuinent told a gbe time with a different articles. I would to answer Mr. Gerard's (U.S. Ambassador at Berlin) request for instruc whole code of international law or not did not affect hier status as a meeting the other day they had resuited like to suggest that the next snowball to as concerning the tentative, dmft of the German Government's reply

ing the snowball bazaar at intervals, each

Losnow, July 9/ affecting these rights. The Imperial merchant vessel entitled to the benefit this number aime the war begant And

A Washington message anys that President Wilson has decided not Government thereby refuses to re of the usages of civilized warfare at the men recruited are of good physique,raight be of dollars. If the organisers Totice a law except its own sea. These are all mere diversions, the indical testa being steps to wanted to have a social meeting on the Lusitonin disaster which ins been, submitted to him. lawlesser Indeed, continues this whose parent Ean help in no way to The old establishment was nearly 900, wils them and could hpy tes and res. Note has been formally submitted. paper indignantly BA THE ZUWARUMUSPENSAH KAMEELGETMEDY & LINwer is the answer. question in which are bound up the men that the British army today is pretty reception instead of a basar. I shooke MORE FOR THE DUTCH LANDSTURM."

4 determination of the one big, clear it you in the two together you will freshments and have a snowbail dollar fach person could bring their dollar along

sident Wilson is of opinion that he cannot enter any discussion until o

Formidable. It han apperectis of beca like to wage that the fund would be ar

Annual 31eating.

WEDNESDAY, July 21:

King of Greece's birthday (1888),

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of an outlaw who assumes no oblic-issues of peace and war tions toward society, bat expects

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LONDON, July 9.

& telegram from The Hague states that in deference to the wishes of the

pasanduses, the age limit 30 instead of 40^6

The Great Northern Telegraph Col

MONTENEGRO AND AUSTRIAN AGENTS

LONDON

society to recognize obligations toward Mr J. H. de Reis (therlands Consul come forward but the sled working cess of buying collecting, making and people the Government has altered the Bat extending the Landatrum, making the fighting man that has heen slow to effectively incronord sa by the long pro- him. There can be no diplomatic General) returned from the Coast Forte has, bus thus has not been due to re pegotiations on such terms. The day by the q German note is not final, but on this

Hsiebing

luctance on the part of the working man selling of an ordignity charity sale GREAT REDUCTIONE IN be fiol. The United States can not Governor to the cok of Suzyon Major inahgible for active military rice. Issue President Wilson's reply should H.K.V.O has brea promoted by H. the scale apparently The ordinary man, Surgeon Captain G, W. R. Black,

but the wast of organisation on a larger bartez, as with bandita, for the MRA C Serther be profated 18 wanting to do his bit has so far been. of its citizens."

Assistant Superintendent of Folics. TRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY Few of the papers pretend to regard

in the words of the old song, in the posf it as satisfactory while utany agree of Bir. Charles E. Browne, Chitist Hosts setive aring there are some hundreds tion of dunno where 'e .**Beelden o in characterising it as impudently M.S.E., Professor of Natural Saduce, Births, solar

with the Philadelphia North American pital, Horsham, of Prat Cooper, of thousands of home defence" mlun trifling in spirit and flagrantly dis Prol Cooper was the second son of the

John's University, Shanghai, on QUEEN'A FLOAT, ¡UONOFONO marks this Philadelphia papers of age. The fanneal took place or lapal

honest in matter. Germany - Clement Cooper, of Chiswick, and was 750

treads upon quaking ground when th Jano a: Itabindald Church Squ

Horsham

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oficially organised or allitary age, who who might por

tice that, the comps, cable route Austrian agents his are subject of Albania. They have expelled the Conf It is stated that Montenegrins are arresting and interning Brontenegro-

the art ng stok from Seungri,

interrupted, trail

THE LESSON TO SEE.

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