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VIEWS OF AUSTRALIAN

PRIME MINISTER..

(Reuter's Service.)

There are many even in these. fatter days who stigmatise.Chris tianity as a religion of spirow.

Sydney, November 7. They tell us that, like a bitter wind, it withers the flowers, that it

The Rt. Hon. Stanley Melbourne says of laughter, "It is mad" and Bruce, Prime Minister of Australia, of mirth What doeth it." They in a speech, said he was confident contrast it, still ignorantly, with that the new British Government the gay and careless humanism of would proceed at the curliest pas the ancient world. They dare 10 sible moment with the construc

tion of the Singapore base and give Thou hast-conquered, Opale effect to the decision of the In- Gallican; the world has grown perial Conference.' He added that

he had received from the Conserva grey from Thy breath.

We have drunken of things tives during the past two months Lethean, and fed on the fullness of an intimation that they agreed to death."

carry out the proposals for an Em- pire defence scheine and to make provision to encourage inter- Imperial trade..

say.

But this is not Christianity after the mind of the Apostle Paul. Re jolce in hope he say to the Christians. It would be difficult to find a more decided expression of optimism. The cheery tone is never absent from St Paul's speech. The buoyant and springy movement of his life, is never changed. The light never dies out of his sky. Even the grey firmament reveals more hopeful tints, and becomes significant of evolving glory, The Apostle is an optimist, rejoicing in hope, child of light, wearing the armour of light, walking in the light, even as Christ is in the light.

Nor was this Apostolic optimism a thin and fleeting sentiment be goiten, of a

cloudless summer day..

not born 0: sluggish thinking or of idle and

. It

WIS

FRENCH POLITICS.

REPUBLICAN LBÄOUS-18

FORMED,

(Reuter's Service.)

among

Paris, November 7- Ex-President Millerand-and M.M. Maginot, Letrocquer, Reibel and Francis Marshal are the founders of the so-called! National Republican League which, by the issue of a munifesta signalisesiniltaneously

M.

TU-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED.

WANTED good all round experi

Architectural enced

and Appli Engineering Draughtsman cap's should are age, experience and salary required. Applications Testimonials should be addressed to the Officer in Charge of Warke, H. M Dockyard, Hongkong.

accompanied by copies of recent

HONGKONG ST. ANDREW'S

SOCIETY.

NOTICE.

PRACTICE DANCES:

EMBERS are reminded that the Practice Dances will take place

at the City Hall on THURSDAY 18th, TUESDAY 18th and TUESDAY 25th Instant.

Admission only by alios attached to the Ball Invitation Cards.

Byrder,

A. RITCHIE, Hon. Secretary.

Hongkong, 8th November, 1924.

EX-ACTIVE SERVICEMEN'S ASSOCIATION (1914-1918).

ANNUAL DINNER.

shallow observation, The first manifesto uppeals to Frenchmen to TUESDAY, 11th, inst, at 8 p.m.

dark and

Millerand's re-entry into politics, THE ANNUAL DINNER is being held at the Roof and this inauguration of a strentious

right party compaign.

The Garden, Hongkong Hotel, on support the League's fight against demagogy, revolution and atiarchy whither, il asserts, the radical socialist alliance is leading the The Press regards the development as being of serious importance.

country.

chapter of the Epistle to the Romans contains as searching an indictment of our nature as the mind of man has ever drawn. With. fearless severity, the Apostle leads us through the black realms of midnight and eclipse- recording all the terrible sins which were rampant in the heathen world of pleasure of his day. And yet in the subsequent reaches of his great argument, of which these dark regions form the preface, there emerges the clear, calm,steady light of the text "rejoicing in

(Reuter's Service.) hope." What was the cause of this courageous and energetic St. Paul-looked at

London, November 7. optimism?

First-he The "Times" in a leader savs it things.

three great

"BRITAIN AND CHINA.

GREATER ALERTNESS NEEDED BY LONDON,

Tickets can be obtained from the Hon. Secretary, 17, Queen's Road Central.

PARADE AT THE CENOTAPH.

requested to Members are assemble at the Club Rooms, 17, Queen's Road Central, at 10.30 a.m., on Tuesday, 11th, inst., in order to present at the Memorial” Ceremony at the Cenotaph.

be

A full attendance is requested,

T. N. MACREYNOLDS, Hon. Secretary.

Hongkong, November 7, 1924.

fixed his eyes on the redemption is high time British policy in China THE QUEEN'S

of Christ. Secondly-on the great-hould display greater alertness ness and reality of the Christian's and resource thun has been shown resources, Thirdly he fixed his thoughts on the wonder of the glory to come.

for many years.

With a change of Government Nov. 11, 12, 13 & 14

more

the opportunity has now come for What can we do to imitate it? Britain to display much Well, we can choose what we will active, interest in the difficult look at. We can choose our Chinche problem. Co-operation be maintained but the in- atmosphere, like the people of must Italy who in frosty weather will be action or misdirected action of seen sitting in the market-place others should not be allowed to by their stalls with a dish of exame British inaction. embers, which they grasp in their Greater individualism is neces- hands, and so make themselves

warm on the bitterast day. THE EPISTLE, EPHESIANS 6. 10. is the grand conclusion of the Epistle to the Ephesians. It is

(a) A vivid description of the struggle of Christian life agalest "the wiles of the devil"-against the "principalities and powers" of his evil angela-against spiritua! principles of wickedness in heavenly places.

(b) Next follows exhortation to put on the whole armour of God here worked out in detailed ference to the armour of the Roman soldier who kept the imprisoned Apostle-the girdle of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the sandals of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit.

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US. ELECTIONS.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN

HOUSE.

(Reuter's American Service.)

Washington, November 7. The wave of Republican support for President. Coolidge has swept a safe Republican majority into the House of Representatives where the Republican strength has been increased by twenty-one and is now the number twenty-eight over necessary for a majority. In the Senate, however, the Republicans have only increased their repro-1 entation from a bare forty-nine to Aa La Follette has at fifty-two.

(c) Lastly it is implied that this is to be put on by the power of prayer, for themselves and for all saints: and (as St. Paul adds) least three of his supporters in- especially for himself that in his cluded in this number, they have to imprisonment he may still be the win one of the two outstanding ambassador of Christ, and have contests in Minnesota and New boldness and utterance to speak Mexico and to fill the vacancy in out the mystery of the Gospel, Connecticut in a special election The whole passage is a striking next month, arising from the death specimen of the union of medita of Senator Brandegee, in order to tive and half poetic beauty with secure a working majority. impassioned earnestness, which is so characteristic of this Epistle.

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Hope is comfort in distress" Hope is in misfortune bliss Hope in sorrow is delight Hope is day in darkest night

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