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HONGKONG AND CHINA,

To-day's Advertisements

ST. JOHN'S. CATHEDRAL

QEATHOLDERS and SUBSCRIBERS

are reminded of the SPECIAL MEETING to be held at St. Paul's

BIRTH

BURROWS-On February 23, at Shang hai to Mr. and Mrs. E BURROWS, a daughter.

DEATH.

THE CHINA MAN.

Shanghai Opium: Combine balones forwarded to Parliament forpern sal; and (2) that the Premier shall fixa date himself on which he will appear in the House in person to reply to questions on the subject. It is clear that the last has not yet been heard of the matter, and every effort is being made by the Anti-Opium Society to stir up an agitation throughout the country on the subject.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

LOCAL AND GENERAÍ

Mr.

Arthur Mooże

Bonnett Managing Director of the Anglo-Chinese Engineers Association, left Paking lan week for London via Siberia, oë buginess, Mr. Bennett expects to be away about three months

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

**OFF ** DAY,

Pari-Mutnol: Winner. $44,50. Places, 1st $10:20; 2nd $11.10.

Cash Sweeps: No. 528 $2,075.00% No. 249 $308.00; No. 310 $290,50%

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-$500. Second $300. Thind 9100.) For China Ponies, Subscription | Grithms of this Season 1016-1017| that have, run at the Meeting Entranca $3.

Once Round. Henry Humphreya" Field Kopse,

Though the bar weather of the past three days threatened to contince carly-Tux TYTAM HANDICAP-Winner this morning, the sun fortunately broke. through, and the "Of Day" of the Race Meeting was held in gloriously fco weather. Consequently there was a good crowd at the Race Course when the meeting opened at one o'clock, and during the afternoon the proportions of the crowd welled considerably. HE The Governor arrived shortly after tiffin Arard of eight races was pro vider and the contesta in many of them were very exciting.

The results are appended r

not wor

Mr.

Mr.

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SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1917

THE MAGISTRACY.

ners barrel Four ponies to start or Races becotnes void. Onco Round.

Mr. Heary Humphreys* Town Mouse

(Mr. Knull Mr. Elle Radoorie's Formos Chis!

(Mr. Ears) Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Roses Chief

(Mr. Barton) Time: Mave. Pari-Mutual: Winner, $33.30: Places, Ist, $11.10; 2nd. $0.30; Bel, $20.80.-

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Cash Sweeps: No. 489, 82.888.30; Wayfoong's Cloudlands, 1st 11st. 85..... (Mr. Knd!). I No. 822, $811.00; No. 1228, $405,30),

(Mr. Sedgwick) 2, Tun "FINALE STAKES.-Winner $250. Second $100. Third $50. For Subscription Griffins of this Season that have run at this Meet-

(Mr. H. Seth) "0

Mr. Fara's Trojan, 1. 13b.

(Mr. Ezra) 3 Mr. Barfield's Bridgnorth, 11st, Jib,

(Mr. Burton). 0; Ale. George Hasting's. Spalpeen, 1lat.

11h. TM. Haf- and Forg" STAKES.Me. Charles" Hush Hush, Itst. etb.

(Mr. Fisher) o

Winder $250. Second $10. Third 850 · For All Subscription Grins Wen by a length.. "that have run at this Meeting and

Tinemia. 0 3-sec. 9 Race. Weight for Pari-Mutuel Winner, $18.20. Theles as per scale. Jockeys who Places, Ist $0; 2nd $7.10; 3rd-982| The following departures for the wine had mar an two win- Cash Sweeps: No. 857 $2,881; front are announced in Shanghai:-Mihin:

king Tounts in Hongkong, Shang.No. 306. $6881. No. 581 $833. -- AB Craddock.. of the Public Works

hai or Tieritkin allowed 5lb. Un4B. THE TYTAM HANDICAP. Class Department, who is the fourteenth of

placed runners allowed h Four B.. the P.W.D. staff to go: Mr. W. W. Hawkings District Manager for Shang hai for Brunner, Mond and Co;' Mr. H. Moore, of Messes. Mustard and Co.; Mr. T. W. Salter, of the B.A.T. # Mr. F. Cumming, the well known Shanghai

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ing and not won is pier. Weight for inches us per seule. Jockeys who have not had more than two vinning mounts. in Hongkong. Shanghai or Tientsin allowed alb: Unplug runners at this Meeting allowed. Stb-day Winners. barred. Four ponies to start or Race becomes cold. Five Eur longs.

Mr. Dynasty's King Dick

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(Lient. Fisher) Messrs. Thomas and Sedgwick's Tom ponies to start or Race becomes Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin's Whipper

L'obleigh '....................... (Mr. Barton) void Half a mile.

In, 10st. stb... (ft. Knoll

Sir Paul's Dandy Dahlia ... (Mr. Seth) Mr. Dynasty's King Bick,: 13st.,, 4lb.

Timo: Im. 21svc. air. almère's Morry Mozarch, 10st.

(Mr. Sedgwick) 2

Pari-Mutual: Winner, $86.40; 1.b................, "(Mr. Eim) 9 Places, 1-5, $8.00; 2nd. $10.10; Sri, Mr. Adam's Amphion, 1st. #b..

50. (Mr. Adam) .0 Meskrs, Legan & Basto's Pearless

12.

Mr. Cottager's Playghediell. 10. MA. D. Lowe's Brown Bees. 11sty H. Seth

b... Sedgwick 2

.In, Dxt. 13b.

College on MONDAY, next, 5th instant' AYRD-On February 24, 1917, at brokef; Mr. A. M. Scott, of Messrs. Mr. H. 3. I.: Dowbiggie's Whipper

Shanghai the beloved son of MrJardine, Matheson and Co., Ltd. Mr. "and Mrs. A. J. Anxen, aged 3

Adara S G. Adams, District Manager for Mr. Billiards The Tigger, 10. Tib. years and 6 months

Tiên sin of Braner, Mond and more Mr. D. S. Little, District Manager for

at 5.15 P.M. to confirm the resolution passed at the Annual Meeting of Bentholders and Subscribers on 26th January, thut in future all seats be unreserved after five minutes before the service"

W. L. PATTENDES, Honorary Servetary. Hongkong March & 1917.

NOTICE.

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THE EXCHANGE BANKS beg to intimate to Shippers that, in view of the flelay of Mails to Europe and the Tessity for utilizing three routes, BILLS And; all relative documents sent in for negotiation must be drawn in

The China Mail.

HONGKONG, SATURDAY, March 3, 1917.

THE OPIUM QUESTION IN

CHINA.

...TRIPLICATE instead of in duplicate HERE has been a great deal of

as heretofore,

Hongkong, March 3, 1917,

FOTICE.

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the Estate of the late Ma. ALFRED

Lexcitement in Chinese political sircles during the past few weeks in nnection with the undertaking on behalf of the Chinese Government to | purchase the stocks of foreign opium in

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the same firm în North Manchuria,

YACHTING.

Barton "0 Messrs. Beith & Rows' Mo, 10. 9.

„Fisher 0¦ Mr. Horsford's Crosby, 10, 10lb..

Knoll C Mr. Dalmere's Merry Monarch, 113.

11b.

Ears 0..

Won by three quarter of a langth: ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB. a length and a half between second

Kand third.

The result of the Be-sail of the 3rd of the Series of Club Championship Races: for Chinese Rigged Cruiser is as follows.

Courses-Datum Rock (S) Torcas Rock Buoy (S) Channe! Rocks (S).

Start: Opposite Murray Fier. Finish: Club House North Point -

Yacht Hosp on Finishing Corrected

Course.

Tine.

Time"

IT M. DNS 564 33 58 95 6:05 46 DNS

Miranda...Scratch D N S Genone 8.90 6.00 13 II 12 40 6 11 15 Dorothy I Lady Godiva 44, 20 DYS Scotengden D 30 6 15 16

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ALL Terms having chains amunt Shanghai. According to Treaty the HERBERT HEWITT Are requested to opium traffic should cease at the end forward them to the Undersigned on or of the present month, but it is before the 10th instant."

Position Pts, for race Pts. JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER, explained on behalf of the Govern-

ment that owing to the Revolution, Dorothy II (1) Cenone. Solicitors for the Executors. Hongkong, March 3, 1917.

six of the provinces have not yet (3) Scotenden

- Miranda... been formally declared free of native-- Lady Godiva grown opium, and consequently the Vice-President last October repre-

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PUBLIC AUCTION. THE Undersigned have received in- stractions to sell by Puble Auction,

(FOR ADOBONT OF THE CONCERNED),

SATURDAY,

the 10th March, 1917, at

dite

seated to the Government that the THE YANGTSZEPOO COTTON MILL,

foreign opium merchants at Shangbai threatened that, there would be diplomatic trouble if the opiam in their possession were not purchased 10.30 am, at their Bales Roome, No. 8, as they would be involved in serious losses. There were ropresentations on other aspects of the subject and the end the Vice-President

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Des Vanix Road, Corner of

ICH HOUSE STERET,

MISCELLANEOUS STOCKĻ

Comprising:-

LIMITED.

The Report for presentation at the holders to be held at the Offices of the Second Ordinary Meeting of Share- General Managers in Shanghai next week is as follows:

The General Managers submit a Statement of Accounts to 31st Decem. A variety of Dres Material, including proposed, by way of compromise, that ber, 1916, shewing the result of twelve Serge and Alpaca, Hats and Millinery, the Government should purchase the months' working to that date. Counterpane, Blankets, Towels, Men's Opium Combine's entire stock. The

The Balance at credit of Profit and Canvas Shoes, Toilet Soup, Perfumery,

Los ia. Tis. 87,596.99. which it is pro do, &c...

Anti-Opiam Society take the view that the deal leaves no room for the posed to deal with as follows: A number of New Korosene Stoves..

-Cash.

HUGHES & ROUGH,

$140

· Həágkong, March 1, mut

Time: 1min. Asec.

There was exceptional"delay at the start, The Jigger refusing to go off and causing about a dozen falso starts. When the ponies did get away. The Jigger was left by many lengths..

Pari-Mutuel: Winner, $128.50. Places, 1st $14.20; 2nd, $9,60; Ard $34.80.

Cash SweepsNo. 140, $1,007.12; No. 147; $287.757 No. 230 $140.88

Punti, s. 10h. (Mr. Barton)

Cush Sweeps: No. 925. $8,801,50€ o No. 405, 8867,00; No. 310, 5433,30.

Won by a length. Two lengths

between second and third. Time: min. 2 4-5sec. Pari-Mutuel: Winner, $25.00. Places, 1st $8.00; 2nd $6.80.

Cash Sweeps: No. 420, $1,762.25. No. 570. $303.50: No. 406, $251.75..

5-THE HONDRONG

HANDICAP.-

Winner $500. Second $200. Third 9100. Open to all China. Ponies entered at this Meeting. Entrence $5. One Mile and a quarter. e. Henry Humphreys Northland, Mr. Knoll

Mat. Tib, 31r. Ellik Kaddie's Australian Chief, 11st. Olb... (Mr. Ear) Sir Faul's Windsor Dahlia, 11st. Olb.

(Mr. Sethy

Mesars. T. F. Ecogh & J. H, Scott w Golofing, 11s 1b. (Mr. Fisher).

Mesur H. P. White & N. J. Stably's

Capilano. Ist: Falby -

(Mr. Sedgwick)

Winner, $11.60.

THETICKY Seasts Winner

$250. Second $100. Third $50. Won by a short lend; a length and

a half between second and third.

Time: 2min. 47 4-öser. Fari-Mutuel: Places, 1x $3.70; 2nd $12.10...

Cast Sweeps: No. 206 $2,670.75; No. 483 $734.50; No. 352 $387,25.-

B. THE HONGKONG HANDICAP

Class B.

For all Grina, that have run at this Meeting and not been placed. Weight for inches, an. per scale.] Jockeys who have not ful more, than two winning mounts in Hongkong, Shanghai. or Tientsin allowed 5lb. Jockeys who have. never had a winning mount in Hongkong or China"allowed 7b - Cottager's Ploughed Field Off-day winner barred. Four

(Mr. Seth)

E. Seth

Sir Paul Choice Dahlia, 1016 22- Meuses. Beth & Kos" Ike, likt.. 126.

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LABOUR AFTER THE WAR

FORGETFULNESS" OR

DISHONESTY

A messenger employed by the Dairy Farm was given seven stamped latters to mail at the Post Office. Before leaving on his ermad he was instructed by the office clerk to post two of the letters in the foreign box and the remaining va in the local box. "

Several days later the letters with the postage stamps removed were returned to the othea of the Dairy Farm from the Kowloon Steam Laundry where they had been found in a pocket of the messenger's post.

Brought before Mr. Melbourne this morning, the messenger pleaded not guilty to the charge of stealing the stamps that had been attached to the letters.

whether or not the letters had been The defendant said he had forgotten

given to him to deliver, but if they had, he surely posted them

James Smith, assistant accountant of After hearing evidence given by Mr.

the Dairy Farm, and a Chinesa clerk employed by the, Dairy Face, His Worship acatorced the defendant to fourteen days' hayyi labour.

ALLEGED UNLAWFUL POSSES- SION OF RUBBER.

Two Chinese charged with the unlaw. ful possession of two 180 lb. bales of rubber, vained at 8300, were brought before M. J. R. Wood this morning.

Sergeant Wills said the defendants explaineri that they were carrying the rubber to a marine stores shop in Yaumati, where they were employed

MR. HODGE PROPEESTES A BOOM but could not idendify the owner of the rubber. who, they stated, had given them the hales to deliver:

IN TRADE.

ป

PLOYMENT.

Trade is certain to boom after the war, and I intend that bubone shall be ready to act as soon as peace is declared, said Mr John Hodge, the Minister of Laboar, to a "Daily Chronicle "represent ative recently.

"My great desire is that employers and workicen shall make such arrange Iments before peace comes as to be able 2 to go on without friction I have gred reason to believe, from the creferences I have had with great employers that there is every intention to treat labour fairly and adequately after the war. Already there are indicaticus that the nation as a whole will do well

"Employers have

ponies to start or Baçe, becomes. Mr. T. F. Hough's Cadow's Waif void Five Furlongs,

Ir. Ezra). 3 Mr. Ellis Kadoorio's Derby Chief"

(Mr. Sedgwick) Time: 2m 52 2/5 sec, Pari Mutuel Winner, #51.10; Pinces; { Iat, #8 ;:£nd; #5.70; 3rd 86.20,

Cash Sweeps: No. 382 32,501,62;No 343, 8714.75; No. 199, #357.38.

Sedgwick 2]

Mr. H. F. White's Mansur, 11. lib. Ezra

Tis,

$1,036.20

Mr. Staves Sinois, lost. 1.

Fisher 0 Mr. Earidy's Péter Dody, 10%. Alb

Barton OT

Kroll 0

country to hope for the complete To write of Plant and extirpation of the opium evil, and Machinery

To write off Reinforced Con To write off Brick Buildings. 3,451,53 Mesars. Logan & Basto's Glorious

Fear, 10st. Olb.

Auctioneers.

they are agitating for a cancellation

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crete Buildings..

To write off Furniture.

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THE DIARY.

MEMO. TOR TO-MORROW..

of the agreement. A Government Delegate, making a statement in

To write off Motor Car.. Parliament on the subject last week, To write off Foreshore Bund- said that the experience of other ing countries had shown that after the To Write off Demolished

Buildings prohibition of opium became effective, To carry forward to opium continued to be consumed medicinally. He instanced

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the

pm-Annual Procession of the experience of Japan, where he said Cross at B. C. Cathedral.

500 or 600 chests were consumed, and said that China, being a very much larger country, would require a relatively larger amount of opium

MEIOS. FOR MONDAY. 10.30 am.-Auction of Jewellery Watches etc. at Messrs. Hughes and Hough's..

515 pm -Meating of Members of

HE Gymkhana Club.

account

new

7,415.80 281.88

20.63*

-358.73

Time: 1min. 18‍1-user.

Won by four lengths. Two lengths between second and third.

Part Mutuel Winner, 527:40. 10,000.00 Places, 1st $8.30, 2nd $10.40; 8

$7.80% 6,020,18.

Tls. 87,595.99

In view of the poor showing, the General Managers have waived their commission amounting to Tla. 6,423,56.

CONSULTING COMMITTEE.

In accordance with Article XVIII,

AUDITORE

Messrs Lowe, Bingham and Matthews have audited the Company's Accounts

for medical use. He said the opium the Members of the Consulting Com purchased would be manufactured mittas retire, but all are eligible and into medicine pilla". The chief offer themselves for re-election. argoment for buying up the stock was that the end of the, opium traffic could be advanced by a year. The idea is to pay for the opium in lua m-Meeting at Government

Treasury Bonds payable in len, years, House of Ladies interested in War end it is calculated that the Govern Work

www.ment will be able to redeem these

General Memoranda.

WEDNESDAY, March 7 —

their re-election to the position re-

quires the confirmation of the Share- holders.

JARDINE MATHESON & COLLAY

General Managers.

3 pm-Auction of Race Ponies out Bonds out of proceeds of the sale.

aide City Hall,

of the opium for medicinal purposes. Shanghai, 16th February, 1917.

THURSDAY 9 & FRIDAY, March 9.

ILK. H. Society's Annual Flower and

Vegetable Show.

SATURDAY, March 10

1130 Lm Hongkong Lope

Meeting

Outside the Anti-Oplan Society, the leading critic of the deal is Mr.

is

to have resigned his office as Chief Secretary to the President for the express purpose of tackling the Government on the subject. Og his motion last weck the Beasts bas egratos from:

loermenta

VISITING CARDS demanded that all the

the Vice-President and agreements and othe Correspondsïoë bet ment the

FRINTED ÄTA China Mail Office,

CLOSING, VOTATIONS.

not

yers have complained to me

that hitherto the Government have shalt be heard: otherwise it will be consulted labour more than capital.

not pursue this policy. Both sides impossible for confidence to be retained. The fact that I have already done so xurs well for the success of the department.

The

It was later learned by the Polica that a large quantity of similar rubber

stored in the Kowloon Godowas from where it was being shipping to the United States. "

Evidence was taken and the defen- dadts remanded until Tuesday, bail being fixed at $100 each.

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BREAKING INTO A GODOWN."

Before Mr. Wood this morning four coolies were charged with bresking into the godown of Meurs Dodwell and Company, Fut., at 153 Prava East and atealing merchandise Co

valued at $665.

guilty to the charge but one pleaderī Three of the defendants pleaded not guilty and the case was ramamler A MISTAKE IN DELIVERY

preliminary conferences that have been held are but a prelude to A mandarin who arrived from Canton bigger conferences of the two sides. by the steamer: Pat Shan appeared in where there will be an opportunity of Mr. Mellourne's Court this morning da ings will take the form of craft. con complainant against a carrying coolle free discussion. Whether such gather- ferences or one big conference has not charged with the theft of baggage given yet been decided.

PLASH FOR THE FUTURE.

him by the complainant's servant at the Cantos Wharf to be delivered at No.

"I want first to get the reports of the Demobilisation Committee and the Re27 Connaught Road."," constiuction Committee. Already Thare ind the interim report of the Demo the defendant, he raade a mistake in the According to the story told by the 8 bilisation Committee, on which I

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acting. This gives me an opportunity address and delivered the baggage to

of

ready bub of Cns and generally getting No. 39 Cimilar Pathway

course I cannot complete anything till I receive the final report Sergeant Clark, however, stated that

which

time

I expect to have in a few weeks' Police investigations disclosed that the.

пез дом

His Worship sentenced the defendant to

three months hard labour and foug hours' atecka,

It has been estimated that 3000 house in Circular Pathway was the men will be demobilised every week defendant's residence and there he from the Army, but at present there are discovered the baggage broken into anɛl ALSO RAS STAKES.-Win-workers in this respect. They will be damaged.

no figures concerning the munition ner $250. Second $100. Third forthcoming in the report of the Recon

struction, Committee. $50. For Subscription Griffins of There can be no doubt about the this Season that have run at this coming boom in trade, and in many fact Meeting and not been placed stoppage need occur. Factories that are employed in war work Do Waight for inches, as per scale.making steel for war purposes mast he Jockeys who have not had more for industrial purposes. Industries are immediately directed to supplying steel than two winning mounts in Hong-new being starved for steel, and they will want all they can get. Shipbuilding kong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed will be pushed on as rapidly as possible. 5lb. Jockeys who have never had Therefore there will be full a winning thount in Hongkong or

cranes and machinery of all kinda are Chine allowed 715 Off-day Win-naw being worn out. The present is not ners barred. Four ponies to start the time to renew them that lies with

the feturn. Many that we are now. or Race becomes void. One Mile. making the best of in all departments of life will call for instant, renewal, and it Sir Paul's Hagio Dahlia

for engineers generally ment

and

will all menn more wark (Mr. H. Seth) 1"I do not really think that there will have to be very much dispiacement of

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Cask Sweeps No. 250 $1,540.87 No. 128 $440.25% No. 482 $220.18. THE "ALL OUT STAKES-Winner $250 Second $100. Third $50. For all China Ponies that have ran ut this Meeting and rot won a Race. Weight for inches as per M. Goehead's Moneybox (Mr. Ezra) Besle. Unplaced-Runners allowed Mr. Jom Teal's Drumclog 5lb... Griffins on date of enf

(Mr. Fisher) allowed 5lb. Subscription Griffins

Time: 2min. 19 2-sec. of this Season allowed 101b. Jockeys who have not had more than two winning mounts in Hong kong, Shanghai or Tientsin allow- Cash Sweeps: No. 864, 52,655.82;1 ed 5lb.Jockeys who have never No. 408, 8758.25; No. 600, $879.88: had a winning nouns in Hongkong

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Bour. I believe there will be a ksen demand for open-air work when the men come back. The land will attract many thousands In fact, for some trades, Park Mutuel Winner, $17.20 zach as the leather and building trades, Places, 1st. $8.20; 2nd $0.20; 3rd the difficulty will le to find the men to

| do the worki $12.40.

or Chinn allowed: 71b. Allowances The not accumulative. Off-day Wis ners tarred. Four ponier to start

or Race becomes void. One Mile. Me, Goshead & Matchbox, 10st, 8lb. «!), Step

Sedgwick 1 Mr. Heary Humphreys' Town Mouse,

Knoll 2 Mr. Hough's Cadzow's Wall, 10st. Bib.

Platinum, which has lately become fashionable for Jewellery, despite (or be cause of its greatly increased price, was LOITERERS STAKES. Win accidentally discovered about 300 years ner $200. Second $100. Thirdgn among the gold mines of Darien. From the dull white hue it was long $50. For all Griffins that have mistaken for an

kind of silver, Interior rur, ut this Meeting and not won and its present title is derived from a Spanish word meaning #little silver. a Race. Weight for inches as per But this valuable substance, really" in- scule Subscription Grifins that ispensable for the manufacture of scientifle instrumente, can indirectly haye run at this Meeting and been claim British origle, having been first placed second allowed Bib, those great physical Bir William Watson

declarai to be a separate metal by our

GERMANY'S WAR CASUALTIES.

THE FOUR BILLION. FIGURE. PASSED.

The casualties(exclusive of corrections reported in German official casualty' lists during the month of December 1918, are as folows su

Killed and died of wounds. Died of sickness "Prisoners...

Missing**** Bevérely wonded. Wounded.. Slightly wounded. Wounded remaining with units

25,169

$18,306

11,563

38,480

હવ

The above casualties added to those reported in previous months and includ ing the corrections reported in Deceraber 1916. bring the total reported in the German oficial liste since the beginning of the war to 1

Killed and died of wounds 909,565 Died of sickness... *

37,460. Frisoners

-229,741 Kissing Beverly wo Woorde

-284,115

aded

$30,001

Slightly wor Founded roma

(1,460, 200

|| 215,805)

4,010,700

v units

The Agures given above include

that have been placed third Nearly 90 per cent of the world's pro-all - German nationalities.

duction comes from the Ural Mountains Bavariang, Sezent, and Wi allowed Gib. - Unp

Mr-Ellin Madonnie's (Pinged Chief, y

F10L, BUSSTICIJA Barlad 10 Won by a shor

tion Keyn

Slianghat or

Hentai

Dou Del China

West For

THI

race the poni bare

Time Zimm

fisec. cuptionally fine! passing the p with

spare between' apy.

ced Subacrip-

more than ju

—————| They do not include naval

eastialties of Colonial troops. BUB IT IN good many people think houthatiould be noted that the stor

Agures... do not constitute an estima kong. A can buy be cured ithooting by the British authorities, but mond

Bruseous medicine, Chamberlain's Pain represent the casualties annismeed in allowed bibim massaged thoroughly into the skin German pillest lists It should also be

hair cured far more rheumatism: than noted that the casualties are thone Any internal remedy in edirtence and ported during the ponth of December gives relief quicker. For me by all not reported as having been intrEA