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FARES FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES,

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7-ta Victoria, with two Bears.

Garter hour.

Half hours "

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MAN

One bour. ********

hbours,

10 cents

$0. 70.

Day (6 am to 6p.) $1.00

If the trip is extended beyond Victoria, half fare extra.

"Between the hours of 8.30 pax, and & am the ahora fares shall be increased by 50 per centum.

L.—Beyond Fictoria, with four Bantra.

Hour... list

free hours. commun

Six hours,

0.60 cents. 34.00 1.50

Day (6 am to 6.00

III-In the Hur District.

With 2 Baress With 5 Bearers.

Quarter bour$0.15

10.30

Half boar...... R20.

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-0.60

To bouts, ... th30

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Three hours.' . 4.78

1.00

tx hours

1,00

1.50

Day(6am to 6p.m.)1.50

200

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BICKSHAS.

L-In the Island of Hongkong, if engaged in Victoria.

Ten minutes. Carter hour,

Subsequent bour.

3 cents .10

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90

Every Subs

Note-If the ricksha be engaged within the City of Victoris. and be dis charged outside the Western part of the City of Victoria after 9 pm, or be dis- charged to the East of Bay View Police titation on the Eastern side of the City Victoris after 9 pran an extra half ce shall be chargeable.

II-In Korloom

Quarter hour,

Half hour, ENTSTANDENESTE MONTH

Every subsequent boot,

III-Taipo, Boad

3 cents

15

10

Twenty cents shall be added

for each extra hot or part

of an hour if the hirer causes the journey to take longer

than

single 15 cents....I 'bout. hours.

return..... $1.00

Beyond 4th to 8th mile-

single $1.20 hours

retura 1,50-£

Eyond 8th to 9th mile-

single...$1.75

FULLED... $2.00

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single...$200 vermeer.3

KITUITI $2.50-7

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The bares here set out to apply to one *cksha with three coolies from Tim Eba

Glover's

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THE GERMAN AT HOME.

A PASSING GLANCE.

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"MOTORING" THROUGH SILESIA,

Lient.-Colonel Repington writing from Prague, March 31 says

I have recently visited the occupied territory, old and new, have been to Berlin, thence to Breslau, and have motored many hundred, miles through Silesia and along the Polish frontier, speaking to many Germans of all classes, from princes and judges to kailway servants and old soldiers. The impressions derived from such a rapid tour is no doubt inadequate in many respects, but first impressions of a new state of things are usually vivid, and I will make no excuse for setting them down for what they are Worth.

I found scarcely any English in Germany except those engaged in official business, and I met not one in any train from west to east or from north to sooth except such people,

sofence, aggressiveness, and bombast, works as-"Betrachtungen einer Up- I thought the whole people very politischen" to understand the depressed, subdued, and sad. One reason. But all assume that before feels that from the dizzy heights of there is a change the present Govern- 1914 they not only fell, but crashde.ment will be left to exhaust such They seem very silent, very modraful, smäll popularity as remains to it by and private ses have no doubt meeting the Allied demands. The added to the public sorrows. One favourite candidates for the throne rarely sees a smile. Only irrepres are the ex-Crown Prince's son, who sible" youth, which has scarcely is being well brought up by his in known or understood the war in its telligent and popular mother; and, Rupprecht of larger sense, has any radiance at all secondly, Prince

In the upper classes the dejection Bavaria, who is said to have refused is beyond words, The German to become a candidate for the throne cistocracy bas never had any trade of Bavaria because he would not bat soldiering, and soldiering in the divide Germany. These are travel- old sense has gone. The bulk of the lers tales, perhaps, but no one can aristocracy can turn its band to doubt that, the Germans wish for a nothing else. Many have died of king; or, at all events, that the do, broken hearts, and many more have mass of the Right parties

Others have and committed suicide.

at other

the end of almost become doddering, and a scale there are the Communists, at seat many former officers and present engaged in a little sabotage officials are in a state of abject in Central Germany. No change is poverty. The war has really proved expected from another Putsch. The. too much for everybody. It is the Socialists are watching the potential exception now for a German to be Kapps closely, and will act at once if The question of a able to follow eat a consecutive chain they move. of thought or to state the points of his restoration of the monarchical form argyments ithout branching into of government is not quite independ- I have been asked how the Germansome side track by advertence. Even ent of affairs in Austria and Rungary. a workman will often begin a job the The States surrounding or adjacent behave to us. My experience has been that they are distant, but civil, way, and only gradually be to these countries have already taken

come aware of the fact. War neu- their precautions. as we are to them. They do not rasthenia has made great ravages in One has to go to Germany to dis- want to talk to us any more than, Germany, and the nerves of the older cover why the Germans are so per- we want to talk to them, except for people and of those who fought are fectly incorrigible about expressing journalistic purposes, but they display still on edge. The disastrous effects any sorrow for having caused the no symptom discourtesy, and in all of a lost war to a country whose was The reason is that they honest matters of official intercourse are might was its right are visible only-however unreasonably do not usually civil and obliging.

believe they did. A long course of 1914 The people are very gradually diligent propaganda, from returning to work, but not with the jawnwards, implanted this curious old zest. Wages have enormously supstition in their minds, and I mcreased, but the price of all materials doubt whether anything can now and of clothing and food is very root it out. It is hypocrisy to us high. If the miner's wage has gone but not to them. They think that up 600 per cent and coal sells at 200 England's encircling policy caused marks at the pit's mouth, the price the war, and continue to allege that of materials of all kinds is so high Russia mobilised first. Every rew that profits are not on the old scale, and damning fact disclosed is and often there are no dividends twisted to fit into this exculpatory. at all even from promising and thesis and they have told their parrot and apparently flourishing concerns story so often that they have come The wage bill-on-a-middle-sized to believe it firmly themselves. This agricultural estate has more than fact has much more than fugitive trebled, but everybody works shorter | importance, because it causes them hours and does less work and is more to regard the Versailles Treaty as or less discontented besides. A land sheer brutality. Their clever but strike is not at all an improbable con- coarse caricaturists represent poor, tingency.

every side.

THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1921.

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Ingredients (Fr the Cream The extant (esie, à,bove recipe. 11 oz sin NESTLES Pure Rich Cream, lf or cocca or 2) rz, bocolate, pins milk, & icares gelatine. 17 oz. mugar, throuring.

Method-ix erstard, milk, and even together. Diserro the gelatine in a little Water, iki rug Re. Whin the cream. stir in the custard 'ixture, add gelatine, cool, and

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All who knew Germany and the Germans before the war will find the county and the people greatly changed. The country still displays signs of being worn out. The long drought gives a shabby appearance to the land, which still appears shot of fertilising manures. spite of the losses, there is a great want of houses, and all the best hotels are crammed full. The permanent way of the railways in not too bad a state, and if trains run slowly and stop too often they with German punctuality and rarely much behind time. There are a tremendous let of men employed on the railways. Many old soldiers, as well as others who appear to be old officers, have found billets here. I 'have counted six or seven men in a train where we should have one guard. The railing stock is in poor condition, and the carriages are extremely dirty. The food on the trains is quite detestable: Co the other hand, while the country this appears true, but this is not a It is not quite the role or the dress in' LONG HING. & CO., Bodals and Kodak Pilms, ki. d.

generally has the aspect of a ball room the morning after a dance, and wears 蠶 shabby appear ance, the great industrial areas, such as the Rubr. Westphalia, and Upper Silesia, mining district, are at least busy, even if the old profits are for the time no

MOT-

THE PEOPLE.

4

We suppose, and it is frequently stated, that Germany is less taxed than we are. If one takes the ratio of money as 1 to 10 or 12 and ex presses it in English money values

fair comparison, for it is not a ques tion of gold warks, but of paper, and the paper mark buys much more în Germany than would appear from the exchange. Some rich Germans the tell me that they have paid 45 per cent. for a capital levy, and are also paying 50 per cent income tax. But where the money goes to they profess! not to know except that it goes into the hands of the men now governing Germany.

But the people interested me most. Gone are the old jovial, coarse bearti- ress, all the gold and the glitter and. the tinsel of militarism, all the state and pong, all the old unbearable in-

A RESTORATION?

Is the Reich going to last? Few people think so. We must read such

thin, pany Michel-the German peasan with his short jacket and wooden shoes and little cáp, 23 a sort of saint an innocent, harmless, unarmed creature exposed daily to the ragging of the Allied Powers.

which Michel appeared to us in 1914. (Continued on Page 3)

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Eaten up with Rheumatism But DeWitt's Cured him

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Do you suffer from thematic shoot-jof the bladder. You cannot have good vised to try De Witt's Kidory and ing pains in the limbs and stiff aching health and spirits while this poison is Riadder Fill 1. wis surprised and jokoa!

in your system." Bright's Disease is delighted at the zulief I obikained stier Faw people know the real ease of one of the deadlines of modern komthe first dess. I matimad with them, these troubles and how they lead up to plaints, and if you neglect any kind and got rapidly batter, and could soon. awini diposses that cause tueusands of of kidney or bladder weakness, you get about without crutches. I have deniks every ye

are running a serionn risk. Ikeja dan been able to walk and work in comfort

Those who are inclined to kidney gerons to delay. it is no longer nelere aines that time, and I feel I swe trouble should be on the lock-ent for cary to safer. Here is the story complete and wonderful care a De

prove to them of a man who was cured completely of Witt's Kidney and Bladóm Pala wymyloxom which wit whether their kidneys are wosk or sot, kidney trouble:

and these symptoma should nas de overs looked or disregarded, becar accions and inearable forms of kittney and bladder disorder stark with my alight Symptoms, and gradually cat WOO How are you to recognise ladney and Madder trouble? Just ask yourself the question, "Have I say of the following #ymphoma!" Havs La nasty taste in the mouth' first thing in the toorning, padiness under the eyes, general feeling at werknow and irritability, aches and país in various parts of the body! Fare I conmigation, cloudy arise, or sharp stabbing or sching pains pain "as” though my back will break"! "These azo the sure and certain symptoms of kidney trouble, and those who subber from backache, rhenmalim gost, acidica, gravel, stone, cystitis (indam juation of the bladder), or paing in the marias and“ joints, are all sering thone pains through weak or disesand kidney for these are positirely tas symptoms of kidney trouble

ladder

Then signs of kidney or krouble are caused by the pcnonote acid in the blood which the Kidneys should romors, but they do not, owing to their being in a weak state.

The Hidneys are the filter of the

body, and it is through, then that

the impurities from the blood pass out

De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills [go straight to the kidneys, instead of

merely regulating the bowls, an MOETS/

ciled-Kidney Fils" do. This inj the secres of their marvallons efficacy/ They are finely compounded the they pass from the stomach straig be into the kidneys and into the bladder: Thi is sitively proved to you = you see that blue-coloured wʻrize. bere einnot be any doubt-this avert fact alone proven that De Witta tills kaye" been sjrat" where you / Isquire. them to go, the kidneys and the

b! dder. You see it f. ryog/elle

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If your kidneys are Lealthy you make a air bid for general good health and spirits. Many people?a lives are made a birde ty those tiring, weakening. back ache pains,- those rheumatic twinges in the limbs.. thole burning bladd pains, and idiscomfort. and the Writability and depression that is always a sure sign, of idney nd bind der wenkrans. These ymptoms are f the forerunners af rheumatism rod, Jumbage, a d bladder infammation that make lie an incessant turtu, or the terrible Bright's devase the it causes so many death, every Jezz! A proper kidney.

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I was eilen og with rheumatism Within 24 bagfm they am shaoludaly

wrio acid, are held up in the body, My arms and legs awelled so badly guaranteed to relieve the pain, and Caming those rheumatic twing in the phat I had to bobble out on cratches blastings in the urine proves to you, joints and muscles and stabbing prim Sometime I had to crawl up and down for your ow's satisfaction; that the in the bad Other ways in which the stairs on hands and knees, the healing properties have" peased "right" kidney trouble shows self are hud, pain was so terribla. After I had through the kidneys and bladder. dectors and advertised They hardly; over fail to affech a par aches, servom debility,' awollen fart, kried many bed breath, constipation, and waskes remedier, without meczas, I was ad-manent un

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