1915-10-20 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1915.

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TE THE GOVERNMENT?

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers -

Share, Coal, and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS **TO-KWA-WAN "

18

COAL STORAGE.

Codes used

A.B.Q & A Editions,

Al. TELEGRAPsic Code,

Telegraphis Address MEIRION HONGKONG.

THORINA MAIL.

NOTICE"

ENTERTAINMENT.

THE CHINA MAIL.

VICTORIA THEATRE

WEDNESDAY, 20th OCTOBER, 1915.

GRAND RED

CROSS NIGHT.

Under the Distinguished. Patronage of Admiral R. H. Ataracquen, Q.M.O.,

GREAT NAVAL PROGRAMME.

By kind permission of the Tramway Co. & I ate Car to Quarry Bay, The Performance will Commence Sharp 9 p.m.

FOR SALE

12

RIFLE FOR SALE. CHEAP.

NE La-Sovet Match Ritle, 303 bore British Arms Aremanirion) Accuracy

Communications relating to nowe should ashranteed. Specht band freight. be addressed to T MOTOR.

Correspondents must forward their named and addresses with any commanies Mon addressed to the Editor, nut noussarily fer publication but as evidence of "good faith,

All matter for publication should be written on one side of the paper only.

Letters relating, boɑbasiness should be addressed to TID MASAJKB,

Bata of subscription to "China Mail" is $30 per annum; per quarter and per mun. sem pro rata'.

TheChina Mail' is delivered free to subscribers in Hongkong sad Koricom.

Postago is Charged at the rata of fifty' cents per month.

יי

Orders for extra copion of the China MAIL should bo zaat na svež se possible as the supply is limited. Cash 10 cts, Credit 2 eta., per copy.

Rate of subscription to the "Overland "Chinn Mall" is 1 por annum : postage 1 par annum oxtam. Bingle copies twenty cents.cach.

Alterations and additivos to Advertise menta on "Paqes 2, 3, 6, and 7 should Le sent to the Office, No. 5, Wyndham Street, not inter in 11.30 8.m.

Alterations and additions to Advertise Manta 'ba pagse I, 4, 5 and,, 8 should be sent as not later than i p.m....

For Advertisement should be sent in before 2 p.m.

Advertisomerta and Subscriptions which are not ordered fura fized period will be continued until countermanded.

Telegraphis address Man Hoogadeg. Code: B.Q. 5th Edition.

Telephone No. 22.

THE CHINA MAH, Chann

JAPANESE MAKERS

"Every kind of Footwear.

MADE

ΤΟ

ORDER

CHERRY & 00,

PEDDER STREET,

Opposito Hongkong Hotel ~ Talsphóns” No. 491,

Hongkong, March 20, 1914.

PATELL & CO. Exporters

Importers

General Merchants

tand

IF THE NATION HESITATES ***

MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S APPEAL

AND WARNING.

Bights tested Match Competitions.

Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton inst Regulation Magazine, Cut off and Safety month published under the heading caton. Pistol grip, Nitra proved barrel InThrough Terror to Triumph" a collection baize hed teak-wood case.

of, the speeches and pronouncemeats of 3. Linyd George since the beginning of

Apply

**SHOT":

c/o CRINA blatt Hongkong, Sept.”24, 1913.

Ksay

Office.

KEATINGS LOZENGES

cure the worst Cough

MARTIN'S

APIOL & STEEL

SALPILIS

1 French Rancady for

Meters Pittsb

Kamaly dasa may be stata tabend. Van vie

sas Keto understand. Manna, kazna shule

MARTIN'S --- APIOL STERL

FELDPILLS;

the war. To this volume, issued at the 832 price of is the Minister of Mephions has

written a preface.

WHO'S WHO IN JAPAN

LOITED AND PUBLIEZZU *Y KUZITA-

The Arat (1913) edition is already moed, TOGRAPHIES of 'cres 5,000 panula

society in of

several hundred foraigners associated with Japan appear to thủ book. Quito new materiala and accurate akichez, both being atterly free from prejudicia

Many portraits are inserted. The book contains over 1,400 pages.

The price is yen 6 (12/-) or 33 per copy, Orders for the bock, should be accompanied by payment.

Subscribers for the scene anenal edition of 'Who's Who is Japan' will be allowed a reduction of one Feb.

Mr. Lloyd Georgo says: >* twelve months of war my con

After viction in

in stronger than ever that this country could not have kept out of it with- ous imperilling a security and impairing its honour. We could not have looket.on cynically with folded arts whilst the coun- try we had given our world to protect was being ravaged and trodden by ous of our owa co-trustees. If British women and children were being brutally destroyed on the ligh sess by German submarines, this nakin would have insisted on calling the infanticide Empire to stara reckoning

Everything that has happened fires the declaration of war has demonstrated clearly that a military system so regardle » al good faith, of honourable obligations, sad of the elementur impulses of humanity constituted a menace to civilisation of the most sinister character; and despite the terrible cost of Huppressing it, the well being of humanity domands that such The fact that asents have a'so-shown that yston should be challenged and destroyed the misht of this military clique has excepiled the gnomiest prognostications provides additional argument the its destruction. The greater the might, the darker the menace.

1377

VICTORY IN STRENGTH.

|

Fot ther A astrina forumu: In it verlined, that Rusis han for the time being made har contribution and what's herulooon! tribution in in-tä the struggle for European freedom, and thaw canob for many monika"da coma, expect--the-same activo halp From the Russian armies that we have hitherto received Who la to take the Russian placa in the fight whilst thoas armies ara re equipping? Who is to bear the weighö which has hitherto fallon on Rosa shoulders France cannot be expected to sustain much heavier bardana thần those which she now bears with a quiet scarago that has astonished and moved the world.

y la patting har strengil into the Agba What could she do moral. There is only Belain left Is Britain prepared to fill up the gap that will be crossed when Russia has retired to rear Is she Fully

pre- pared to cope with all the possibilities of the next few months in the West, without forgetting the Exat? Upon the answer which Government employers, workmda, financiers, young men who can, baaz aŠTOM, women who can work in factories......in fict the whole people of this great land-give to this question will depend the liberties of Europe for many a generation.

..

* IF THE NATION HESITATE,"

Sanaphos LOCAL SHOPPING.

puts into

you what

Brains

Weariness

takes out.

Not a drug-Not a false simulantJust rest sad-It con direct to the nervsõna- buildy və Krength its Savone la plasman,--01 all Cheatin.-See how it will help YOU.

TRENCH WARFARE-

THE GERMIN DEFENCES.

Dodges and Davisa.

The formidable nature of the Garmon tranches and dug-outs in Flanders and Sothea France is dowribed in an inter- eating despatch which the special corres. ponders of the Aurting, Pust sends from Paris,

-A shrewd and magacions observer told me the other day that in his judgment the coursa paraned by the country during the next three mor the would decide the fate of this war. It was are not allowed to equip our factories and workshops with adequate labour to supply our arm becaure we must not trangrass tegulations applicable to normal conditions; if practices are maintained which restrich the output of essential war material; it, the nation hesitates when the seed is c'en to take the necessary steps to call forth its man hood to defend honour at taxistance; it vital decisions are postponed until too late; 25 to 30lt. below the ground. They The dar cuts, bo writem, are as much sa it, in fact wa give ground for the secusation contain beds for the men, tables, and seats, that we are alouching along the ordinary paths of peace without an enemy in sight so that they are very comfortable,

thec

while Can, ses no boge; but if we immuna & depth renders them quite | sacrifice all we own and all we ke for our

from shell fre... native land if our preparations are characterized by grip, relation, and a victory is assured. prompt rendisers in every sphere, then

RACING IN 1915.

Frobabis Effects of the War Upan: 'the Statistic.

their

!..

the fighting sides, apped off with sandbags The trench itself has a high parapet on

for

in which are set the narrow wooden framer or loopholes every couple of yards. These are reached by the men standing up on the S platform. In many cases the parapet is further strengthened by iron plates. Every bore and there is the machine gun reddoubt, The whale is roofed over by strong wood stakes covered with sandbega

The trenchies do not run in long regular lines, though lines" is what the three rows are coiled. The whole organization le more like a inaz, with crown passages, side trenches out to listening posts. ammunition stores or other ofces" kept reached when one is in a position to fema

A period of the racing season has been apart from the fighting trench.

Thoso aro the Hort of "formidable fairly elena estimate of the probable effecta constructions than the Germans have shewo of the war upon the statistics for 1015. us to be neccesary for this form of mode n During the thirty-three years ending with warfare and so, uatumly, we have t the t-tracing season of 1914 the amount shout making as marry and as steng ones won in stakes under Jockey Clul Rules they, with improvements 80. For exceeded sixteen millions sterling, be realised that the Allied lines in Franco

Lefonsive

parpeson thorofa o, it en readily season of 1918 farnished ther of £673.437-12, 48, set cat in Raffs infinitely stronger than they were Guide." The total amount of prize money

last antumu. exceeded ball a seventeen years, but this reason, with only I half a million ýmsly for the last pineteen days' iscing remaining to complete cat content to sit domir in their strong Our Allies, the correspondent addy, Bru the fat-racing programme, the ER is deloces and feel any. They-keep-c2a- unlikely to very much exceed sue fourth of the overage for the period referred to: daanging his wire entanglements wheterer stantly toring about barasing the enemy. dismal result, indeed, as the programo exceptionally successful sexser. for the current fear promis de no

recred figures

SUCCHISEB or P-3XW*.

The first five months of the Jockey Club season, says the Sportsman, yielded BACA app oximately 2116,088 in value,

7

WEAPONS OF DESTRUCTION.

possible, inventing and using all bians of bombs and bomb throwing devices, from eatapult and erose bowa to mounta nguns on special caries, the last-asmed barling great mines 200lb. m wei bt.

for an attack high explosive shell is of To clear the ground before the trenches course, used or the place is mined and blown up, hut our engineers have other auch bigh personal cours,

whods, too, only possible with troops of

These mines are big metal cylinders set on a narrow stem that tits into the gun. of which £53,131 have, toen won by and is propelled, the cylinder being mech Nawmarket etables and the balance by too bulky to fit into a gun. It is impos Nor are the untoward incidents of representatives of provinci 1 training, sible to enumerate all the different kinds o the war weakened my faith in ultimate establishments. The 175 races which have bombe, aerial torpedoes, and hand grenades

* OF victory-always provide that the Allied been decided at Newmarket since and German dug-out mast be are enough oaticas put forth the whole of their strength including June 15 have been won is simest against shell fire. Eat it is a pretty thorough ers it is too late. Anything less must lead to equal proportion between

"home" defest. The Allied countries have an over-visiting stables. If a small majority of the down into it.

and death-trap if a hand grenade cau be hurell whelming preponderance in theraw materis! principal races so far decided have boen that goes to the making and equipment captured by provincials the success of of armies, whether in men, mo ey or Pommern in the Two Thousand Guineas accatable metals and machinery. Bat and the New Derby, which aggregatal this material

has to be mobilised and £9,500, plies the Newmarket stables in utiliaed. It would be idle to pretend favourable position at present from the that the Erat twelve months of the war-money standpoint, bas seen this task accomplished intia factorily. Had the Allien renfleed in time the full stengri- of their redoubtable and resourcefal focsay, what is more, had they realised their са strength and rese resources and taken prompt action to oracle-them, th-day wa ubould have wi nessed the triumphant spectacle of their which would have deluged the German by chili en were read at the British gune pouring out a str m of shot and shall The following passages from war assaye

leghts back across their own frontiers: trenches with fire and scorched the German Amocistion yesterday

HOW THE WAR BEGAN.

What is the actual position? It is was this. When the German Emperor was Giri, aged 11: The origin of the war thoroughly well known to the Germs at Windsor be involtad Queen Victoria, and inyong in any land, ball gerent or and so King Edward macked him round peatral, who reads intelliently the military the face. The German Emperor said, 'I'il news, mast by now havo comprehension be avenged. Hence the war." of it. With the resources of Great Britain. Franco. Rarsia-yea, of the whole indas The registered postage is 18 een, to or it is obvious that the Central Powers hare trial world at the disposal of the Allies. and Chiza tu sell and to Europe & Aeries

Upon or 35 cents.

IT 18 Goon ADVERTISING MEDICAL

Many influential papers of the world noticed this work in the highest terme. For example. The Daily Mail anys;— Yat another Who's Who I and this

war 14 that men have learned to knit."

Boy, aged 12: The advantage of the

vantage of the war is that girls must ra Aanther boy wrote: The malu disad stilkan overwhelming superiority in all the wain old maids because there will not material and rquipment of war. The result any men left."

of this deplorable fact is ex ctly what might have been foreseen. The iron heel

of Germany has suck deoper than ever into Franch and Belgian soil. Poland is nicely German Lithuania is rapidly Russian fortresso", Coomed

time from Japan! The reader inept at ble, are falling like and castles

According to the "Vossische Zeitung

first to regard it as a curiosity, as algo before the resistloss tide of Teutonic In the German impresionist painter, MA practically almost to the last detail. But bestemd soothe the outbreak of war, and was for time Who's Who In Japans far more than Allies are supplied with abundance of war taken prisoner by the Japanese, has s

curiosity; it is very pound and useful material. referencs book. It is printed in English and contains brief biographies, on the sccepted model al prominent mea in Japan. Mr Kurits is a skilful editor and has dous his work well WHO'S WHO IN JAYAT PUBLARING OFFICE,

No 6, 1-chome, Uchiwaiwaicho. Kojimacni-Toky..

NOTICE

HIGH CLASS PRINTING

BOOK BINDING.

ceeded in returning to Germany and volun NO TAE, ALISKING FACTS."

toering for military service. Having been released on a pledge that he would not fight. pleasant facts, because I wish to stir my York, and got a passage thenes as one of That is why I am recalling these un-against Japan ho made his way to New oquntrymen to put forth their strangth to the crow of a Dutch stemer from Naw York amend the situation. To dwell on such to Rotterd in by way of Falmouth" and events is the most disagreeable task that Dover. It is said that sight other GormRES csa fall to the lot of a public tuan. For all were taken from the ship and interned in that, the public man who either shirks England, but Fechstein, who had a Sale those facis himself or does not do ble bent passport in the name of Jean-Schmid, to force others to face them until they are escaped. redro sed is guilty of high treason to the

State which he has sworn to serve

There has been a great awakening in all the Allied couetrias, and prodigious storia sy being put forth to equip the armies in the field I know wha dolag; our axertions are undoubtedly im mense. But can we do more either in cien er material. Nothing but our best and atmosh can put us through. Are we now straining every neres to make up for lo time Are wa getting all the men ve shill TER-CHINA-MAIL OFFICE to put into the fighting lime nezr Zear to seadis us even to hold our own l Does every man who can help, whether by fighting or by providing material trader BOOKS & PAMPHLETS A SPECIALT) and clearly that rain awaita remissiers

How many people in this codetry fally: apprehend the full siguifeace of the Enginn retreat re

step

Commission Agents, |******

HONGKONG, CANTON,

SHANGHAI AND

EINKOW

To happen ca: belate your man w

Cube » Cestebarnly and Prosptly Farved

Prospectuses, Trade Circulars, Programmes, Monus, etc., etc,

Artistically Arranged-| 1224/

#Carefully Printed,

Un Proctsu and prompt ver

Pat the Same an Only aề tho ALESAS: Í guaranteed. DRA CAFLAR

-"VOL" SETð na” the copy we do the res

THE TEOTH BOUT, AUSKA For over 12 months Rusia har, fn spite of deficiencies in equipment, orbed the energias of half the German and luceffthe

FOR good solid member la cartë of Le Table d'Ebtw with Wlasa de Zaquand of the born ALEXANDRA CATE

The Man Who

Gets There

le the man who has blood

1 real sieb red blood and plenty of his body

WATERBURY'S METABOLIZED COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND

nour shing,

OF ALL CHEMISTS

PUCT8136 and 2225

PLEASURE HAUNT, TRAGEDY.

Kaw Bardens talking to his brother when, A Kaw young man named Herbert Littleton was standing under a tree in

with ut. warning, a highianch

fractured the akut na died in the Rich It bit Herbert Littlet: a on the head and mood Hospital...

* Sir Conyngham Greane, the British Ambassador to Tokio, gure a dinner at tho Embassy on the 2nd instant in hour ur of Lieut-General Kamis, commander of the Japanese, and forces at the seigs af Tsingtao, and Vice Admiral Badakichi Kata, who commanded the naval force, Ang the other guests were Count Baron Kato, ex-Foreign Minister, Lieat.- General Oka, Minister of War, Admiral Okuma, Premier and Foreign Minister,

Yukio Omaki, and Count Teraflos.

MOUTRIE'S

Sole Agents FOR.

THE ORCHESTRELLE

CO.

NEW MODEL PIANOS & PIANOLA-PIANOS

JUST RECEIVET. INSPECTION INVITED

S. MOUTRIE & CO., LTD.

Hip! Hip!! HIRANO

REYNELL'S HIRANO

"Yes, I'm a mermaid Who are you?" "Oh I'm one of the buoys"

REYNELL'S HIRANO

SOLE AGENTS in Hongkong and South China. DONNELL

and

WHYTE.

Wm. Powell Ltd.

Specialists in

Gentlemen's Wear.

NEW SUITINGS, NEW FLANNELS, NEW HOMESPUNS FOR SPORT COATS.

Exclusive in Cut, Make,

Fit,

Moderate in Price.

DJ.Collis Browne's

Chlorodyne

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

-The Bad- Ramnedy known for

COUGHS, COLDS,

ARY ASTHMA,

BRONCHITIS.

The Most valuable Remedy ever discovered.. Effectually cuis short aft attacks of SPABILE.

© Checks and arrests those fog, often fatal dispusega.

FEVER, CROUP, AQUELA only: Panties t

EXE NEURALGIA, GOUT" DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, and CHOLERA I RHEUMATISM, TOOTHACHE. Chlorodyne is a liquid take in drops, graduated, according to the malady. It invariably

relieves pain of whatever kfcd creates a calm refreshing sleep; allaga iritation -

of the nervous system where all other remedies fail') leaves no bad Teens;

and can be faked when no other medicice in be tolerated CONVINGING MEDICAL TESTIMONY: WITH EACH BOTTLE,

tist Name Gomaine sihom the sordi Do | Cola @youn's Chlemdyna un the Stamper G Bald by all Chole

ST. DAYENFORT, LUA Landon, S.E

Pideos In Englan