FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1917.
SHIPPING
P. & O. S. N. CO.
ROYAL MAIL SERVICE
UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTES GOVERNMENTY
TO
"
THE CHINA MAIL.
GERMANY'S DWINDLING
MAN-POWER
FOUR MILLIONS DEFINITELY LOST.
By O. H. Fortia
The Daily Chronicle pacial Corresp
dent
There is thus a fall in the average age of #yoses Empaths in course bổ the ware Undoubtedly, this means a great decline. of physical values And the procesa lisa
GM HONGKONG HOTELL
not reached its end. The greater part Me G. E. Anderson Miss G. de Journal of the 1919 class (lads averaging 18 years Miss A. G. Anderson Miss N. de Journel
Leiris
Mr G. Little
Mr Longfield
of age) has been incorporated. The 1920 | Mr Geo. & ArchbuthD; F. T. Kont case, called up during the frat Pals H. Murray Bain Lauritzen.
boys of 124 years, will Mr FWBseseen. Me and Mrs. C. have to be mantha of next
After that, ther year.
J. H. Baring Mr 6. Guidon only meadh left to the German command Miss de Basagoiti Larsileo nast year of
making good its losses will Mr and Mrs H. A. Mr and Mrs JJ, be to call up the 1991. class gradually, as
Baxter the boys marked down for sacrifice Capt. J. Baxter
reach the age of 17 years
Master Baxter The French Front, Sept. 11. Aftar the Iệ millions of men mobilie. | Mrs. E. R. Balilice
ed, there is a mixed block chiefly | Me C. “D, J. Bell According to German official Egures the total of inen of mobilisable age in the continued either on moote exemption is Mr. J. Birbeck medical of D. Birrall Sorause they are essential to the work-e 8-Bitting empire at the beginning and accruing in because they are essen Due
and local administrations, or other occupas. |M=
ons necessary to the life of the Boun
MARSEILLES AND LONDON,
TARIO PASSENGERS and Cargo to
STRAITS, COLOMBO, INDIA, AUSTRALASIA, EGYPT, 86
Steamers
Ledra
to
Hongkong
Connecting Mail Steamer fram
Colombo
Noon.
Caloinbo.
Dus Marseilles 1917,
London 1917.
Whoa, Passengers change Steamers at COLOMBO „ccommodation in the connecting Steamer from OOLOMBO is definitely rested
Hongkong at the time of Booking.
On the Australian Route Tickets Interchangeable with Orient Line,
SAILINGS; DIRECT TO
SHANGHAI, MOJL, KOBE AND
YOKOHAMA
&&
Leave Hongkong About
Passengers muy travel by Railway in Japan between Porth of Call tree of charge. Return Tickets are available by Homagerie Maritime Company...
(Non-
INTERMEDIATE STEAMERS Transhipment) IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MAIL STEAMERS, WILL LEAVE DIRECT FOR
MARSEILLES AND LONDON,
Capt. H. P. Longland
Mr G. Ladin
Major D. Macdonald "and" Mrs F Boswell Dr and Mr
Maitland
Mäfricti
course of the war, up to the end offing of war industries, the central and Mr E. E, Haslitz
August 1911, was 14,000,000, la course of the first year the law was altered, and since then large numbers of men have been submitted to new examination and pressed into some part of the armed ser rices. These are referred to below as "recuperated.". Of the total mobilis- able, about three millions had been axempted, and of these, as will be seen balow, beatly a million have been re cuperated for service under pressure of necosity. Almost the whole of the remainder consists of men regularly mobilised, yet to be mobilised, or left in the war industries and other necessary occupations.
+
The war began with the mobilisation of all men who have gone through military training (including the existing active army of 870,000 men and its reserves), making a total of 4,500,000 men. From
this point onward,' the scretions are shown in the following table, the yield of combatants of each new cinas (ie, not including garrison services and labour Batalions) being taken at450,000 men: 1914 August
From Aug.Ersatz Reserve
Class 1014 recruits May-July Clasa 1918
Best of Landsturm Sept.-Nev. Class 1916 Oct-Dec..."
4,500,000
|
tion
Definitely exempted... Left in War Industries, etc., Abroad...
MH. Boy
ME
Me A. McEachran
100,000 Capt.& Mrs Branch Capt Malenner. 580,000 MW. G. Browell Mr H. van Memes
Mr J. Marschi MLA. Calderon $280,000
Mr Mes Carpmachie s Mrs J. W
A. Chandoni --Marvitt 1,800,000
**** | H@C. F. Clifford Me A. B. Mouklor Finally, we have seen, there is the Miss E. MOHfford Mr JS. Nicolom remaining part of the 19-9 clams, and Mr DX C. G. Clifford Me OBrita there will be next year the 1950 class of Mrs. Plunkett-Cola Capt and Mrs L. together something less than 700,000 MJJD. Courtney Mr D. van Onderwyser recruits, yet to be mobilised, making Connell D'Olivera
I men, of rather boys, to fill up the gaps Capt. P. H. Cowan Mr and Mrs E. J made meanwhile.
Mr and Mrs W. Parker.
Mr and Mrs. E.. O Mr and Mrs Br
Daurelle
Feck Mr W. B.Davenport Miss E Percilla Mrs J. J. Eaglesham My PC. Potta Mr and Mrs P. C. Mr E E, Ray
Fiche
We thus get the following summaryCrowle Total mobilisable.
1914-17
14,000,000
Mobilised, 1914-17 10,500,000 Painitely ex
empted at
To be mobilised
1917-18
www
2,800,000.
POUR MILLIONS LOST.
T. M. Forbes Mr G.
Kiss
Mrs
Me P.-D. G. Gain
Can Gain
14,000,000 Mr M. Ganjoin
We have now to ask what has become
-DI
Mr V. Goulbourg
Mr & Mrs J. Gould.
apt. I. P..
Hannibal
Capt A
Robinson
Mrs M. S. da Rochs
Mr and Mrs W. C.
Shiner and child
SHIPPING
PACIFIC MAIL S.S. CO.
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ECUADOR,”
14.
VENEZUELA and COLOMBIA."}
14,000 Tons each.js HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO,
wis SHANGHAI, KORE, TOKOHAMA and HONOLULU, The Sunshine Belt
The most
natalla Romis to America and Europe.
Ballings, from Hongking at Noon.
AS. “VENEZUELA
8.8 EQUADOR
48 "OOLOMRIA” “
WEDNESDAY, Nov.
Dec. 4th
***** FESUAT
These Steamers have the most modern equipment theluding ores
electric fans and electric lighting ALL LOWER BERTHS wo large. comfortable Staterooms (All single and two berths only).
The Balety and Confort of Fassengers is our Arst consideration. Spesial care is given to the episine, and the attendance on
devi polmengers cannot be surpsmed. Tickets are interchangeable with the Toyo Kisen Kalalas, and the Canadian Pacific Ocean Services Ide
For Further information; rates, literature, schedules etc., apply to-
COMPANY'S OFFICE in Alerancira: Buildings!.
Chater Bot
TALKFHONE H4
BANKS
Mrs M. Skirrets HONGKONG & SHANGHAI
A.
Mrs M. Stade
Mr E R. Smith
MFE. D. Smith
พ่
Me J.
Mr AWP Spier
Stalker
Mr. W. van der
Star
Calling at SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM, PENANG, COLOM 1926.Landsturm L Ban 1,100,000 estimates have been based upon publiabed MrW.E-Hoogewerf Mrs Thunder
AND PORT SAID.
„CARRYING lựt and 2nd SALOON PASSENGERS AT REDUCED RATES.
STEAMERS.
450,000
450,000 | 20
BANKING CORPORATION,
| PAID-UP CAPITAL................... ..$15,000,000.
Resy Lure
Sterling
£1,500,000/$15,000,000
+++
18,500,000
BVE LEASIMIT OF
PROPKINSON
$15,0
of the 12 millions of men mobilier and Mrs W. in some part of the Mr G Earper They are either Arimed losses-doad, prisoners, or severaly Mr D. S. Herrist
I services, or they are definitive Me D. Haskell wounded the sick and wounded 800,000 covered to the armed services up to this Mrs A. E. Hodgins 450,000 summer having been counted above Mr and Mrs Pant
Hodason Hitherto our
Silver Mr CP Templeton Among the mobilised,
Mr E. Hoffnun
Mr. G. Thompson 150,000 we have no such trustworthy public Mr L. Hope
German figures. In this second inquiry. MA Shelton Hooper Me G. Vacher
Mr H Westers...);" 300,000 ure Un the other hand, we haves
great deal of evidence the nature and Copt and His R. Mr P.W. Weymouth, 200,000
Innes. sources of which it is inadviable to dis-
Mr and Mrs E. J. Landstorm II Ban
cuss lent it should be cut off, lending
Miss E. Jacobsen non-trained in 450,000 Mar-Nov. Class 1917 *******
with practical certitude to
Ms J. W. Mr G. G. Wood conclusions 450,000 which I may summarise as follows ——
ston
Mrs H. Woods Recuperated" -300,000-
Mr. W: Jonkhoff Miss A Woods From Nov. Class 1018........
$50,000 Of 10,500.00
10,500,000 men moblised,
Mr.E. M. Joseph The deficite
Miss D. Woods 1917. Recuperated".... 150,000
((dead, Up to Aug. Of 1919 Class,
gravely
pri. 300,000
10,500,000
PROPOSE
KAILINGS:
1910
LOSTO
'ONG abact
Leave STOCK
boat
Doe at M'BRILLER U-calling. aboot
Dae LONDON
bout
THE INTERMEDIATE SERVICE IS TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED.
·WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERS.
All Cabine are fitted with Electric Funs free of charge and each Berth Furnished with an Electric Reading Lamp.
Round the World Tickets and Through Tickets to New York in connection with the Principal Mail Lines.
Return Tickets at fare and a half available to Europe for Two Years; or to Intermediate Ports for Six Months.
Owing to the War in Europe Steamers and Sailing dates are liable to be canceled or altered without notice.
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES, Consignees are reminded of the necessity to apply to the Company's Agents regarding arrival of consignments expected of which they have received documenta or advice.
Any damaged packages must be left in the Godowas for examination by the Consignees and the Company's Surveyors, Messrs Goddard sad Douglas, at 10 ar en Mondays and Thursdays. All claims must be presented within ten days of the stener's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognised. No Claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Godowns.
For Further information, Passage Fares, Fraights, Handbooks, Dates of Sailings, atc., apply ta.
E. V. D. PARR
Superintendent.
CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS,
2
S. S. CHINA
WILL SAIL FROM HONGKONG FOR
SAN FRANCISCO
VIA SHANGHAL JAPAN PORTS & HONOLULU,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16th-SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th.
AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLARS PASSENGER
SERVICE AT INTERMEDIATE RATES.
O. H. RITTER,
Prince's Buildings,
Freight and Passenger Agunt,
Ice House Birsel.
INDIAN AFRICAN LINE.
Cargo carried on through Bills of Lading from HONGKONG to BEIRA, DELAGOA BAY, DURDAN (Natal; EAST LONDON, FORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN with transhipment at COLOMBO to Steamers of the INDIAN
AFRICAN LINE, M
FROM HorizYG:
PROPOSED BAILING. Connecting will
FADE UNLOCK
BLOKLIKET-ADUGEMODATION YOu lan and his ULAR PASSIVELS.
ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE.
Berular Direct Service from JAPAN, CHINA and STRAITS to BEIRA, DELAGOA BAY, DURBAN, CAST, LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and OAPÉ, TOWN, calling ab MAURITIUS route and affording the Quickest Freight Transport from the ORIENT to SOUTH AFRICA.
For dates of departure, Bates of Freight, apply to
THE BANKLARE LIMITED
Managing inira.
ELLERMAN" LINE (Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co. Ltd.)
JAPAN CHINA AND STRAITS
UNITED KINGDOM & CONTINENT
FOR PARTICULARS OF BARINGS REQUESTED TO
PROACH THE ONDE
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about
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BOYS TO FILL THE GAPS.. The most important fact shows above is the ever more accentuated anticipation of the normal dates for calling out now lowering of the ages of recruits. The classes, in other words, the constant
Arst class (1914) consisted of young men months of age. In the last class yet from 19 years 9 months to 20 years 8 called, the recruits range from 17 to 18 years of age only. The average age at incorporation is shown in the following table-
AUT
CLASE. CALLED. AVERAGE
1814 1914 20 years 2 months 1916 1015 тя
י
6
1916
19
1917
· 1916 18
8
1918
18
1919
1917 18
0
LOSING WEIGHT BY THE POUND
"Under Weight," a condition of ill-health, shows your assis lative powers are "decreasing,
WATERCURY'S' METABOLIZED COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND
Supplies the blood with the wanted nourishing and healthy flesh building materials Very palatable.
OF ALL CHEMISTS
PRICES: $1.25 and $2.25
6,500,000
soners amount to about 4,000,000 There remain so effectives on the front, os lines of communication, and in the interior And of divisions in forma
tion in the interior and the total being made up of wounded
effectives in depots........
counted either as "exempted" or "re always under treatment, and not yet experated.
300,000
"
figures for the period of the war
The latest German official casualty lists, to July 31, 1917, give the following.
Dead
Wounded....... Disappeared
1,188,601 "} 2,892,330 710,454
4,791,375
Like other lists, these are behind- hand; they may be taken to reach to within six weeks of the period of publi- cation. The rate of loss at this time (average of May, June, std July lists) being 207,951, according to the official figures, for a period of six weeks, we may take a round, total of 5,000,000 losses in the three years of the war as admit, ted.
Me and Mrs M. R
de Journel
FEAK HOTEL.
Mr T. Adams, Capt. & Mrs E M Mr And Mrs O. T. RAMC.C Kr D. K. Blair Cameron Macaulay
Mr and Mrs H. A de Mathos
Breakspear
Capt. & Mrs Vierie
#Cartwright.
Mr and Mrs G. F.
Mr & Mrs F. W. Cary Nightingale Mr and Mrs F. B. L.Mr T. L. Perkins"
Dowbiggin
Mrs Perrin Me and Mrs
Elmoro
Mr. F. W. Evans Mr 3. Evans
Denman Fuller Mrs Garlick
J. Comdr. Eced
COURT OF DIRECTORS, Hon Mr. & H. Dodwell, Chairman, Hon. Ma
P. H. Holyoak-Deputy Chairman.“ Hon Mr.
G.T.M. Fdkins, Esq PCR. Anton, Gabbay, Esq. FC Butcher, Esq.
A. F. Compton, Eq. ESV, D. Parr, Esq. W. L. Pattanden, Esq.
TŰNTÉN MANASKË. "Hongkong-87. STABB, Esq.
MANAGER:
Shanghai-A. G. STEPHEN,
Esq
Loxbow BASEERA-LONDON GÖvier AND Westminster Baxx, Lausen."
HONGEIRO -Lreezer Azkówyn, í On Current Account at the rate of Two per cent. per annum on the daily balance
OR FICED DIrosits:— Sa
Mr and Mrs WE For 3 months se per cent. per annum Roberta
Miss Skionier Mr&Mrs A. Findlay
Smith...
Mr and Mrs B. A.
Hale Mr. and Mrs H B Mr SB, Smith Harling & child Mrs Vallant
Mr & Mrs V, Findisy
Smithyd
Mr and Mrs J. C. K.Major-Gen. Ventris
Harley! Miza Ventris
N. J. STABB
Chag Manager Hongkong, Jaly 13, 1917.
HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK
BANKS
ANDSCHE
M
(NETHERLANDS Trading Sacres?
AUTHOREID]
CAFEAN £75,000,000 (£6,250,000
PARD-L
CAFTRAL
REERVI
60,000,000 (£5,000,000
BUND $1,806,401 (£16.98
HEAD OFVICE—AN
The Hague Ros
HEAD AGENCY — Batavia. Branches ab
BANDONG, CHIELLON,
DUEKBER DJOKIAKARTA
KOTA BADJA
STDAN PADANS, PAGEMBANG PREAMONGAN,
PONTIANAKS
RANGOON, SAMAZEIG
SHATTEAL
BITO AFORK,
Sommarata.
SOKRAKARTA (Solo) L'ANGEL
Tao Test Del.: TELOK Barond TITLARJAZY WELLSVEIDOK
Correspondents at Bombay Colerain. Madras, Pondicherry, Calcutta, Bangkok, Sign Haiphong, Hanoi, Amoy, Yam bama, Kobe Melbouras, Sydney, New: Tork, San Francisco, doo, da nire
LONDON BANKERS: Umos London and Smiths Bank Limited.
The Bank bays and solix and ÉVIS for collection Bills of Kelange ove letters of credit on its Branches and Correspondents in the East, on the Continans in Greet Britain," "A serion, and Animalis, and transecta, banking: banines of avary description.
J. P. VAN FRES
Agents Hongkong, Sept. 29, 1917.
The authors of the war have done Mr F. B. Johnson Mr A. C. Vennanten conducted by the BONGKONG STRE business of the above Bank is their best and worst, extorting from a Mr & Mrs Jonckheer L Col. John. Ward AND SHANGHAI BANKING COR servile people ecrifices such as no other ar and Mrs A. Mr and Mrs G. E.PORATION, Bulee may be obtained on THE modern nation has ever been called upon to bear. They have failed, and the day of reckoning is at hand.
"THE" ORIENTAL HABIT.
A University Examinar says that just now most of the students who come before bira are wearing luck charms Both sexes are partial to the Oriental habit of trusting to the fetish in a time of crisis." He thinks that the Scottish
mind is still strongly impregnated with
ancient modes of thoughtinherited from Celtic ancestors. Bat isn't the Examiner taking the matter too seriously: it's the fashion merely & fashion They may wear the charms, but they pat more trust in the "stewing"
"For the Blood is the Life." YOUR BLOOD WANTS
PURIFYING.
IF YOU are troubled with Econ. If and paina of Bad - Lega
Blotches, Spots, Picaples,
Bails, Borse or Eruptions of any kind ontinually barsting through the
IF YOU have that constant boning
and inflammation of Pilo
YOU are suffering the chee &beonssen, (Serofalana and Ulcerated Bares, Glandular Swellings, Blood Poison, ato. Take
IF YOU are in the grip of Rhed-
math, Sciatics, Lingo:
All these are sare signs of agging blood impurity, milling for immmaliste treatment through this blood, don't waste your time and money on useless Intious al my oistumta, which cannot get bold the fade of the skide What you want and what is bare is a medicins that will get right to the root of y sus trouble, medicine that wilt thoughly free the blood of the poison- ous matter which alone is the cras dedes of sil your suffering: Clarke's Blond Mixture isjov, nach's a line compel of lagredient which quickly Azzick overore, expal from the blood all impurities (from habarir esuso stizag) and by rendering to plein af pale, ein be relsed on so nice liedag once. The True Value ni CLARKUS BLOOD MIXTURI (it certified by a mint zemyrkobla" sal- Lection of unsolicited l'estim plats from prsteful patienta f'all'olumn-patiente who have been oured afs-2. doctors and, hospitals have given that appar ably-pazioa mawhy hivi bien enred awor trying many other Eryacente
the
Clarke's Blood Mixture
Lembele!.
Mra W. G. Litter
Wetton & children application. Col. Young, R.E.
KING EDWARD HOTEL Mr. B. Almond Mr. & M. McAͬsh Mr JR. F. Flynn Mrs McGee
Anderson Mr E. Moran Dr and Mrs Asger Mr W. Morley
and son
Mr J. Newberg Mr G. Bannerman Mrs W. O. Passmore
Mr and Mrs T. S. Mc., and Mrs G. E
Cheng
Richardson Mrs Christiansen & Mr H, M., Sherwin
child
Mr and Ms Siefort MTB.Culhane and family Mro. Frits Mr Finlayson Me E. M. Bleigh
Mrs Stewart Mr and Mrs Gregory "children Mr and Mrs Hamines Wr ́Streater
W. Badge. Mr J. F. Read
INTEREST on deposita is allowed on the mínimam monthly balances at 3) PER CENT. per aumum. Depositors may transfer at their option balances of $100 or more to the HONGKONG AND SHANGKAI BANK to be placed on FIXED DEPOSIT at 4 PER CENT,
per annum.
For the Hongkong and Shangija. Banking Corporation.
J. STABB Chief Manager. Rongkong May 14, 1918,
57
THE MERCANTILE BANK OF
INDIA, LIMITED
Authorised Capital
Reserve
Fund
BANKERS.
and children Mes Stubbings and | Paid Mr. and Mrs Wm. idanghter
Jackson
HAAL Todi
Mr B. Jamed
Mr. Joseph
Me and Mirn Under- good g
Me 0. D. Kincard zur F. Wach Mrs Liabinam'
CHINA MAIL"
YOKOHAMA SPEDIE
BANK LTD.
HATAKUTHED 1880,
AUTHORISED CAPITAL. „Ten 43,000,000.00 PAID UP CAPITAL BESZETE FORD
-0
56,000,000,06 22,100,000.00
EXID OFFICE-YOKOHAMA
BORSAT
CALCUTTA
#CHANGE-
DAZBEN (VALRY
21,500,000 Fores(Mu
·1,125,000
582,600 600,000
HAYZOW
HOBOLULU
BARES
TALO-TANO
LOYDON Jon Brook Barzą Lucrat.
LONDON
Los SGAERE
Every description of Exchange barians | IZORS) 300- areacted.
INTEREST allowed-ons
1
Current
Annanats at 2 per cent per-KELETO
on, Daily Balance and on Fixed Deposit
PUBLICATIONS, which may be ascertained, on
PAINABLE At the OxiA, MAILY
Ofice, Wyndham Street, Hons.
FEISTORY OF USION CHURCHL
application. Mun Tying
(0) CHLAMPEREN A
Acting Manager. No. 7 Queen's Road Uentra
Hongkong, Oet & 1917.
INCORP
AREDER BANK GE AUSTRALIA & CHINA
PAL CHARTER
NAGARAKT
Interest allowed on Cur
Depods received for fized perio
rates to be obtained on
Hongkong, Sept. 1
NOTION
HIGH OLARS
AND
STING
BOOK BINDING
1300,000
BOOKS
OFTEA MAIL OFFIOR
BABPECIALTY
THE BANK LINE LAD
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