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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15TH, 1910,

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THE

*** TYPHOON."

མ་ས་ལ——

THE BENSATION OF THE BERLIN STAGE.

BY TH BERLIN CORRESPONDENT OF THE

'EVENING STANDARD."

A

Typhoon" has just been performed here for the 200th time, and it is still drawing fall houses night by night. It has been the dramatio sensation of the year in Berlin. The copyright for Great Britain has been purchased, and it is intonded to produce the play in London, though probably with some modifestions. "Typhoon portrays in the most vivid colours the Yellow Peril, and there may be political as well as moral objections to its production in an qusdulterated form in England.

Having perpetrated the murder, Dr. Take rame hastly summons by telephone all his Ja- panese comrades, and explains the situation to them. Their one thought is to shield him in order that be may full the great mission en- trusted to him by the Japanese Government, and each one of them offers to accept the responal- bility for the crime. Yoshikare, the lawyer Omayl, the physiolan Kitamaru, and the others, one by one urge their respective claims to figure as the murderer in order to shield their leader.

A THRILLING, SCENE. Then, in a esons of thrilling interest, the youthful Hironari, still in his toens, ploads that unlike his comrades, he has no partlonlar work to do, and that, therefore he, se the least valuable member of the band, should be chosen for this honourable morifice. On his kagis he panda with his elders to be allowed to take the blame for Tokaramo's crime upon his shoulders, Ditimately they consent, and he is arrested as the murderer.

The hero of the play is Dr. Tokeramo, a Japanese scholar, who has been sent to Europe

The third not brings the trial and condem. by the Japanese Government on a special mys. terious mission. His accomplices in this mis nation of Hirenari as the murderer of Holene. sion urs the agol Kobayashi, the elderly Yoshi. It is intermingled with many exciting incidents kava, the extremely youthful Hironeri, the and is full of dramatic situations. The last not lhwyor Omayi, the physician Kitamara, and two reveals Dr. Tokovano, saved from the conze- others who take a minor part in the play Thoquences of his crime by the sacrifico of his neeme of the play is laid in Paris, and all theas youthful comrade, but broken down under the Japanese are chosen delegates sent over to fearful burden of remorse which he is too weak Europe to worm' ont all sorts of secrets and to

to bear. On the night on which be fluishes record them for the benefit of their Far East the last line of his records and hands the volume to Toshikara to be sent to Japan, he, quietly Fatherland.

expires, and the curtain falls while Yoshikava delivers a striking epilogue on the Japanese' view of life and death.

Within a few years they hope to collect and mentally digest the products of the ancient oivilisation of Europe, in order that Japan may reap the advantages of their knowledge, Their respective investigations are communi- cated to Dr. Tokoramo, who registors them in days and nights of laborious labour in volume after volume of records.

A PARISIAN "ENCHANTRESS,”

In the first act all these Japanese cmissarios are sean in Dr. Tokeramo's apartment in Paris, whore, after sending off his servante, they doff civilised attire and don their national costumes, sent upon the door, and tell one another tales of the glories of Nippon, at the same time dis- cussing with cas another the different aspects of their mission in Europe. Suddenly they are

DIRECTORY Interrupted by the arrival of a Parisian cocotte,

AND

CHRONICLE 1911.

FOR CHINA, JAPAN, COREA, INDO-CHINA. SÍAM, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, MALAY STATES, NETHERLANDS INDIA, PHILIPPINES, BORNEO, Ero.

Information for inclusida in the 1911-Directory should be forwarded at once to the -HONGKONG DAILY PRESS OFFICE,"

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The Book in printed from New Type specially reserved for the firpe, und uniformity in overy | arrangement greatly facilitates reference.

A feature in the 1911 Edition are the CLASSIFIED LISTS of TRADES and PROFESSIONS at the larger Commercial Centres,

The

The CHRONICLE covers the notable events of the fast half century in the Far East together with the Texts of all the most important Treati concluded with the countries of Eastern Asia, the various Castoms Tarif, Trado Regulations, Chambers of Commercs Seales of Commissions, Densalat and· Court Fes, Hangbang. Stamp Dudes Fouct Guide, Signal Codes, Chinos Festivals, Tables of Money, Weights and Mesimies and other-Commercial Information including-

TREATIES WITH CHINA Great Britain-Nanking, 1849; Tientsin, 1858; Furill Agreement and Rules, 1850; Convention, 1880, Hulor for Joint. Investign tion of Customs Seizures, 1809; Chefoo, 1876, with Additional Article; Opium Con- vention, 1888; Chungking Convention, 1891; Tibet Bikkim Convention, 1890; Burmah Convention, 1897; Kowloon Extension, 1808; Weihninei, 1898; Convention, Commachal, Shanghai, 1002, Emignition Convention, 1904 France-Tientsin, 1858; Convention, 1860; Tientain, 1835; Conventions, 1988, 1887 and 1895; Frunier Trade Regulations United Stuer-Tientin, 1858; Additional, Teking, 1889 Immigration, 1804; Commercial, 1:01.

1601: Peking, 1980; Kinchan Convention, 1998; Railway and Mining Concession, 1898. Japan:Shimoneki, 1805; Linotung. Con- vention, 1885; Commercial, 1806; New Port 1896; Supplementary Commercial, 1908. Bussian-St Petersburg, 1891; Bhasin Lond

Trade, 1881.

1868

Germany-Tientsin,

Portugal, 18-8; Commercial Treaty, 1004.-

FINAL PRUECOL unde between China and

Eleven Powers, 1900.

TREATIES WITH JAPAN Great Britain, 1891; Duties Convention, 1885; Russi, Agreements or to Corea; United States, Extrudition Tresty, 1888; Great Britain (Alliance) 1905; Bussin (Peace Treaty) 1905.

TREATIES WITH COREA Japan, 1876; Japan Supplementary, 1976; Japan, 1964 and 1903. United States, 1852; Great Britain, 1895.

TREATIES WITH SIAM Great Pritain, 1850, 1899 and 1909, France,

1998 and 1904; Japan, 1893; Išmasin, 1899, Great Brimia and France, Siamese Frontier. Great Britain and Buxia, Bailway Convention,

1899,

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ALPHABETICAL LIST of RESIDENTSį taius every year more pages. contains the numes of over

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COLORED PLATE OF FLAGS OF FOREIGN HONGS MAP OF THE Far East PLAN OF YOKOHAMA PLAN OF KUHNE AND HROGU PLAN OF FOREIGN SETTLEMENTS, THENIN

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Helens, for whom Dr. Tokersmo has conceived a warm affection. The other Japanese depart, leaving her alone with their chief.

Helene is consumed with quriosity over the meaning of the strange gathering which she sur- prised by bursting into the room while the Japs, were squatting ou the floor in their national costume, and who does her utmost to entice Dr. Tokeramo into a betrayal of the secret under. of himself and countrymen lying the prosenco

Dr. Tokerame, very much in lovo ia Paris, Dr. with his enchantress, is on the verga of hotray. ing his

his secret when he remembers his sacred mission, abruptly changes his tone; and rejects all Helene's advanco

When the curtain rises at the beginning of the second set Dr. Tokeraue is soon ut his desk thesa wonderful records which are working

to reveal to

to Japan all the wonders of European visilipation and culture. He is interrupted by his elderly comrade Yoshikava, who warns hin that Ho'ene hus been betraying some part of his secret informalion to a ne'er-do-well French writer, M. Road Brinski.

TREACHERY DISCOVERED.

To test the extent of her treachery thoy sond for Bauprd Brinski, with whom they are super feially acquainted, on some trifling preferi and having lured him to Dr. Tokoramo's apartments, ply him with strong drink, and extract from him the information that Holene has purloined some of her lover's weret iu onments and gives them to him to peruse. De The Estounded and alarmed by

When, a few minutes later, she appears, repulses her, and after wavering between lure and duty, finally bids bar bogonofororer, Then Helene, full of jealous fury, turns upon him and reviles him, declaring that she had only loved" lim for the money he gave her, and that she had always abhorred him as a yellow, unclean {thing." De. Tokeramo, thrown into a paroxyem of rage by her taunts, turns upon her and strangles her."

The author of this play in a young Han- garian, Melchior Lengyel

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June

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Том

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.11,000

18.000

27,000

+ CHIYO MARU

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27,000

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