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“MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1919.

CORRESPONDENCE.

A PRETTY IDEA.

[To the Editor of" the China Mfui,}

Per S--Scanning your puper the other ning it gave me pien sure to see you had the interests of ** Trey ** að heurt.

The fact has led me to forward cau & little poe which I composed last night and which I think this prove, receptable to your paper, mash althigh the renow have no "refer ence in the first lines of this letter, get. kind regard their as a tokom of graktusiv

SERMON ON THE OLD TESTAMENT AT ST.

PETER'S CHURCH BY. REV, E. MARTIN..

**The Truth shall make you free," “Swence, in other VII, 82.

wounds, knowledge, is not the enemy religion; for it so, then religion would meth investee. “

Darvan WaxDell Holmes,

THE "BRIBERY” CASE.

APPLICATION FOR RE-HEARING.

SUBORDINATE SERVICE

AFFECTED BY DECISION.

THE CHINA MAIL.

CHINESE TELEGRAMS. -

[Translated for The China Mail from the Wak Te Yat Po.]

PEACE CONFERENCE RESUMED

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NEXT MONTH.

PEKING, Aug. 15. The president has instructed Wong Yap Tong, the chief delegate, to go. At the magistracy, this morning.south and resume the peace negoti Mr. G.. H. Wakeman, Crownations on the 1st of September. Wong Solicitor appeared before MYap Tong has also been instructed N. L. Smith and applied for a to go to Nan King to make the No. 1 coolie of the F.W.D. was reopening of the peace conference re-hearing of the case in which the necessary. arrangements. for the charged with receiving a bribe of with the Tuchun there. $5 from a boatman at Shamsuipo on

Braisin Scholars bure never agrécá geich Gergaan citient views on the Robe More than fifty years ago we I have been away since October Bown Milom, in the 3 cliticar

of his Poone Hastery of the Jews, the understanding that he would THE EIGHT DEMANDS OF THE 1014 and gill yn the Atreus."

evenbating Germ therics and expedite the issue of a permit for

Your, et

J. W. GRIFFIN.

Supper, B. E.

-AMalknyte –Barness-Aug-14–1229.

ledi,

COMING TOME.

Before thy dear. Ive heart WIN

bed.

Aud war dinane stören jour men's

Finglan hud to go

were his

SOUTHWEST.

PEKING, Aug. 16.

(2) Luk Wing Ting, be elected vice-president.

(3) Tuan Chi-jui be appointed

(4) Tong Chi-yao be appointed inspector

general of Szechuen, Yunnan, Kweichow.

(5) Admit four members belonging to the Southwest to the Cabinet.

a resently while the Genanta piece of land. When the case evitics have most ornamorily diseas! | originally came, up before the court led Puitlu aiteather, British thạo- | Mr. J. Mackay, Land Bailiff, in the It is stated that the Northern has had found both humility course of his evidence. stated that delegates have received another and sincere ich in desus Christ. the reason why he was pressing the eight demands from the Southwest The following ideas were largely case was because the

peasants for the settlement of the present Rugland! where I was born and beeded from so steh tichokes, Drs. believed he received the money situation. They are as follows When sweet thy ways my feet hethemet and MeNeil, Regius Pro and that his coolies

(1) Recognise Chu. Sai-chong as Lessons of Theology" at Caenbridge tools. Mr. Lo contended that president immel Paistian Univerestes respectively. as defendant was merely a coolie be (and ages now artzmonly taught in all had no power which could be

our Universities.

influenced by the receipt of a bribe England. I'm ergning haun

The question sometimes askel even if the allegation were premier.

Mr. Smith upbeld the Bagland before the rireidening for by theme of little with, “What ad- true.

and discharged

the Spoke of thy doen, but you sidvantage avenues to the results of contention

No!

Eterary temennyie en the Old Teste man on the ground that there could ment?" In the fast place we reply not be any question of influencing Finch Trwih should be vur asin cethe defendant's conduct as he had no jetiva even if it means changing our power.

Mr. Wakeman, this morning, urged t berished onvictions shout the Serpent, the Aungs in the Ark and that the reason why he applied for a the Eower of fifcibe!. Agus it is Ukere hearing was that the Magistrate's En new Revelation to have or thoughts decision was wrong in law, and that (7) Restore the old parliament of Enrise fra sikh parabolic stories to the decision was so important as to the Sixth year of the Republic for the inner Truths of the personality affect practically the whole of the the purpose of drafting the Constitu and unity and gondews of God, the subordinate service in the Colony,tion. fut of a First Cause, and the fall of that defendant had certain powers, Szechuan Hunan and Shensi pro Mr. Wakeman went on to prove (8) The Civil governors of the the first nou (whoever he was und [To the Editor of the China Mail]whenever he was first evolved) and and had received the $550 38 to vinces to be nominated by the South-

influence these powers. The out- west. Der Sin-We wish you to go, the need of Divine grace and salva-

come of the Magistrate's decision was our heartfelt thanks to Per Star, Funsdentifie and out-of-date, but they of

The od ve are not only that no other person but the Heads For Termam tinugis your paper Find on us a hmler which wether

Departinent could commit taking up the incident rual recurmoil

our fathers nor we were able to bear. in Polder Street on the oth The Clergy ave sot preached the being given $1 to look after a

dugi, thinking we were grown. by Scented and being able to take. Ï views of Sulalats with much definite-house,

ne

England she weary stmas Jime, Four Pence bere, the Virtoy won And we may gh.u, cavea mother's son, England - we're coming hyge.

. W. G..

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HOTEL INCIDENT.

the matter in towing wear- ing the King's unifor. We have to griti end hear a be but we do think

tion.

atrained.

bribery.

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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.

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WEEDWAY LIENEL SI 2

Partner in our Ärm.

A. & S. HANCOCK. Hongkong, August 16, 1819.

G..

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IN THE MATTER of the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1914 to 1919.

Hongkong, has for sale by Private THE Custodian of Enemy Property, Tender the following number of shares. in the undertaking of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company Limited, namely, 190 (Two hundred and ninety). Ordinary shares in respect of the capital of the ssid Company se existing prior to its increase in 1915 and 57 (Filty seven) Ordinary shares (being the rights in respect of the said 290 shares) in reapest of the capital of the said Cam pany as incressed in 1915.

Tenders for the above will be received up to and including the 10th day of September, 1919.

Partialar Forms of Tender and (6) Li Kun-yuen, the Chief Com-Conditions may be obtained from the, mander of the Yunnan troops at Custodian of Enemy Property, Hong Canton, be appointed Civil Governor kong, at the Treasury. Hiengkong, or of Canton or of Seechnen.

from Masara. Deacon, Looker, Descon and Barton, Solicitors, 1 Des Vœux Road Central, Hongkong.

THE MILITARISTS AND THE PEACE CONFENENCE.

This

Mr. Smith referred to a policeman

PEKING, August 17. According to information from 2 telegram reliable sources, anderstandings have en between Schohas hail been to deliver a telegram to a person as Militarists of the North and South. preferring to wait until agaveboy being given aixpence already been made between the that the main results of Old Testa that that would not be bribery, what Shanghai peace Conference.

But it is a question, now soon as he received it and stated concerning the proceedings at the tilet was too strong for us. Wenny

ment research have been geuemily was the dishonest act that defendant makes the outlook hopeful. also mention til meget in the ampted, do not the Clergy fear to had committed? party slunteers bar the War oftend the feelings of the older mem we are not thekfull the railybers of their flocks. we receividi on August 15 to bedder

Is this honest, especially in men Street. The old saying one in our who have had the privilege of study minds He who sits high inth for to full," but for the jade bag the conflict that previously muged riding as the offender would have road the New Testament and rejnic Thanks in its preplete vindication under had a hot tiran.

euch hadeż na Lightfoot nåd West Mare-Ber-Termop once again I FF.

fcott and Hurt?

Str

ONE OF THE VICTIMS. Houging, Aeget 18, 1910.

THE ATREUS

Mr. Wakeman replied that under General Orders no Government ser- vant could receive money for doing a thing. They had to act with integrity and honesty. was

Defendant

paid $15 3 month to perform a certain job, and was not expected to take any other money for performing his labours.

Dew

From the day when men wonder. Mr. Smith replied that he had read el, if the books of Moses were wit- the letter of the law and he must ten by him how he could write the adhere to it. He would give leave, account of his own death, Christian. However, to state a case. people have felt more and more the Mr. Lo drew the Magistrate's atten- increasing impossibility of the views tion to an act of injustice in that of verbal inspiration. The new cws his client, who had been discharged ARRANGEMENTS. (which are not very recent; they by the Magistrate, had been detained will be found in Dean Milman by the C.S.P., without a warrant be- Everybly is interested in the History of the Jews of 1829) come ing taken against him on a Argus these days. The Governs the breaking of a yoke, the bring charge. cent has takes her over fren. Holter in of a reasonable Faith satisfy For this trip, and she is now moored ag to both mind and conscience, a

A full report of the case will ap Faith which British Scholus hold) by the Musal Yard wrt.

Those going houe un her will be with all humility, remembering that pear in cur to-morrow's issue.

alt revealed Truths but a soul 1,000 ton and 13 officers. Of these respectively 200 and are initury, silvery streamlet compared with the 706 and 7 masl

Ueen Innuity of God's Wisdom and Love.

The yarn is that Comir. Finlay. KY, R.N., CE inspecting the **Atrets" suggested Liuzt the

bridge deck should be reserved for DISTINGUISHED the officers.

Thut. Love I the best deck. without saying It also happens to represent about one-third of the total deck space,

Part of the remaining deck space will be reserved for warrant officet of the Army, ritief petty officers, et

What's left for the thousand men after that they are welcome to, but they must be careful not to dumage it, or get in the way of tube.

We trust the 13 officer "will get their fair share of the books, garnes, etc., being donated by the public. They'll need something all by them selvis on the bilge deck.

A KOWLOON FAREWELL,

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Mr. Smith replied that the matter did not come within his jurisdiction.

SHIPS IN HARBOUR,

VISITOR.

"List morning. British-

of

Among those who arrived in the Colony this morning, on the" Atsuta Atreus Maru." from Europe, via Cokunbo Shantung. and Singapore, was H.E. Murquis Yingchow Saionji, one of Japan's leading re- Teresias presentatives at the Paris Confer-Suiyang evice. His Excellency was accom-Suisang

vessels in port

Japanese

THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

...

SHANGHAI Aug. 17, Wong Yap Tong, the chief delegate, has assured the members

the On Fook Club that he will do

his best for them.

LUNG'S TROOPS DISBANDED,

Lung Chi Kwang, has reported to the Central government that the disbandment of his new troops has been completed.

STEALING RICE.

AN EXCITING CHASE.

boat containing rice, in Kennedy Three Chinese boarded a cargo

Town and stole a bag of rice. The crew of the junk blew Police whistles and Sergeant Clark, who was in the vicinity, got into a police launch and went to the scene. The thieves jumped into a sampan and attempted to escape. Finding themselves re lentlessly pursued the three men this jumped overboard and two of them made their escape by swimming off. The third, who could not swim, was arrested and at the Magistracy, this morning, he was sentenced to six weeks' hard labour and four hours'

Kashima Maru Africa Maru Chiyoda Maru 2 stocks. Ujo Maru

Kaiju Maru Taiwan Maru Masayoshu Maru

Chinese-

led to Paris by Viscount and Lienshing Lady Sajonji, Drs Mirre and Katsu Talsang nuno, Ú: A. Fukui, Director of the Haitan Mitsui Bussen Kaisha, Vice-Admiral Cheongshing" Takeshita, General Nara, Mr. S. Brisbane Saburi, Mr. T. Tokol, Major Fujioka Cyclops and sevarul other gentlemen, all of Empress of Japan Chik Shang when are also returning to Japan Chusan on board the ** Atsuta Marı."

Halyang

Soon after the boat anchored, the British Isles Marquis, his son and daughter-in-Tyndareus law, and one or two others of the Hinsang

PRESENTATIONS TO MRS. GEORGE party were welcomed on board by Chekiang

• DUNCAN.

· Mrs. George Duncan

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Home on Tuesday on the "Teresa.

Mr. S. Yesuds, the manager of the Pheumpenh Sippon Yusen Kaisha, and conduct-Volute

ed to his residence on Bowen Road, Huntball **** Geneal Nam, Mr. Fukui, Vice Hupeh

Some idea of the popular respect Admiral Takeeluita and the remain- Wuhu and esteem she has earned was conder of the party were the guests of Hong Wan I veyed on Sunday night at the Kow- the incal roumagen of the Mitsu Cardium lom Cricket Club, when a goodly Bussan Kaisha.

on His American -- number of members and ladies at- Marquis Salon called tended to make a farewell presenta Excellency the Governor shortly

after 10 azn. The Japanese Consul, Eldridge

tion.

Nanking

Tancerville

Mr. J. P. Robinson on behalf of Mr. B. Suzuki, and the Vice-Coned, the K.C.C. heuded Mns. Duncan Mr. T. Inouye, were present at an diamond necklace. In doing so he informal luncheon at Mr. Yasuda's

The members of theçim spoke of the good work she had done residence. for the children-especially for their Japanese Teommunity are entertain: ungual sports-und for beguiners út ing the Marquis to ten to-day at 4 temu. There was no need to say at the Hongkong Eckel, and much. Everybody knew Mrs. Duaufter this function the party will go can, and what 3 brick she was aboard the "Ataute Muru, which (Applause.)

is due to leave port at 6 p.m.

Alu. Duncan's reply was brief und witty. She had done nothing, whe hadn't enjoyed doing, and as for the

K.C.C., she had always found that SUPPLIED BY ALL CHEMISTS: itplayed cricket" in more wLYS than one. w je

ods made to Audiber presentation' was Afra. Duncan at private dinner at the Hongkong Botel, pran by the staff of the Kowloon Docke. Or that ocession Mrs. Duncan was given gold "wrist watch, with gold chain .band

DHYSICIANS prescribe lium erlain's EteColic and Dian hœs, Pamely, be cause it relieves crampe je stomach and jalastinal pas muri hin any procuration they cute he bought from any el will keep for yours, and berne is ohn plete without it Hey Kohemists and Stueker za

Winghang Kwai Wah

Shun Shing

Kwanglee Kwangtah

THE ATREUS HOMERS.

The fund for providing amuse ments for: the men going home oa the ss. Atreus" has had the follow. ing increments:

A & F Mivyngjurm

By Order,

· C. MOL. MESSER, Custodian of Enemy Property, Hongkong

Hongkong, August 15, 1939.

G.

F

PUBLIO AUCTION

DARTICULARS and Conditions of the

Letting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on MONDAY, the 25th day of Aague, 1919, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government, of One Lot of CROWN LAND at Tokwewan in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, with the opties of recoval at a Crown Bat to be dred by the Surveyor of His Majesty

the

King, for one further tar of 75 years.

No.of Hala-

list | Reclairy No.

201

Particulars of the Dot.

Boundary

MeasuremenIČAR,

£

樓

良 +

per male plan

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PUBLIC AUCTION.

PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on MONDAY, the 25th day of Augu 1910, at 3.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of Eis Excellency the Officer Administer ing the Government, of One Lot of GROWN LAND at North Point in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 70 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fired by the Surveyor of His Majesty the Ko, for me further term of 75 yeaTS.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Boundary Messermountai

*

H.A...ALJA ME

$ 10.00

25.00

* A AL R

Mr. H. Hancock,

10.00-

Dr. Marriott, ...

10.001

Hsin Tab

Anonymous, (International

"Aš-¦ per "sala për 112,100

Moh Hon

Bank)....ry

10.00

Mr. A.FL. Compton, ............

10.00

Dutch

Mrs. A.G. Gordon,-

10.00

Mr. F.C. Hall, ........

10.00

Already acknowledged,

388,00

483.00

Tjimanoek. Tjiliwong Trigonia

Portuguese

Nam Wan

French

Jade

BANVARD COMPANY.

Owing to unforeseen circumstances "there will be no performance this

evening at the Theatre Royal

TYPHOON WARNING,

CHEAP AT THAT.

DOLLAR ACADEMY, ECOTLAND.

FOUNDED IS 1618

HARLES DOUGAL, M. A Ap (formerly Eglinton Fellow, Glasgo

A Chinese woman, found to be in University), Headmaster, which HE unlawful possession of one ton of OPENS on 1st Beptember next, provides coal, informed the Magistrate that at a moderate cost, a complete HIGH an unknown Chinese, sympathisingents from 10 years of age upwards. BCHOOL EDUCATION in all Depart- with her hard-life, gave her the coal

as a presentiA BA

Mr Lindsell did not believe her and fined her $25.

HOUSING,

The civiñan occupants, of A erd

B blocks, Queen's Road, will not be

disturbed yet awhile, but notices to

flestrated Prospectusan may be bad ca. application to the HEAD MASTER or- THO3. J. YOUNG, F.C.1.5. Secratary.

ARE YOU GOING ON A JOURNEY?

has Remedy should be packed in

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in other military quarters. About Journey, Change of water, diet and The telegram quoted below was 2Egropean forses are affected. temperature all tend to produce bowel received at the US Consulate from Naval yard employees are included, srouble and this medicine cannot be the Manila, Observatory at 1:10 pm, and they have appealed to the Com-secured on board the train or steamship. botile August 18, ang tentat bmodore to find them quartera He18 máy cave much suffering, and Incon

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