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MODERN SCIENCE 18 BUILDING BRAINS.

PARIS LETTER.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8TH, 1912.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, ]'

PARIS, September 8th, MODERNIZING THE CAPITAL."

Although it is still as true as it over. was that man cannot, by taking thought add a clit to his stature, yet modern

No capital has probably altered so Bried making enormone strides in fimproving bis development, both physi¬much in appearance of inte-yeara as cally and mentally.

Paris; it is everlastingly undergoing This is as much a

Properly graduated exercises develop transformations. is body and improve his digestion, theroby increasing his power of trans forming food into vigorous healthy

tissue.

For this, proper food is essential; food which-nourishes the body and feeds the nervous system, thus enabling it to bear the strain which this increased growth involves..

Similarly, the brain is being developed both by educating the organs it controls -witness the new movement for making. the left hand equal to the right and so developing the other side of the brain and by food essentially suited to the inourishment of its cells.

matter for regret as pleasure. While feeling very grateful to the Municipality for converting the metropolis into so up- to-date a city, and for rendering it so attractive and beautiful, Parisians fecl Hurry, heartily sorry, indeed, at the dis- appearance of so many favourite old landmarks.

Few old landmarks will be missed more by Parisians and visitors as the quay-side bibliothèques or librarians and old curiosity mural stails (not shops) about to be done away with because considered of a too-antiquated appear Pre-eminent among food for this brain-ance, and not in leping with the times. building purpose is Banatogen, which

xercises so potent an influence over its How many thousands of people both old nutrition that it is used even in diseases and young have spent delightful hours of the brain,

rummaging through all sorts of books,

As the author of "Successful Thera-pamphlets and prints, to say nothing of peutics in Diseases of the Nervous the thousand and one curios offered for System" writes: "Disease of the nervous

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system is associated with loss of phos sale along the banks of the river situated PYJAMAS,

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phorus. It follows, therefore, that in that part of Paris known as La Cité restoration to health must depend or Old Paris! greatly on giving D Bubstance from which phosphorus may be absorbed and retained, thus re-establishing the normal conditions of the nervous system. 1t may be asserted, with confidence, that ne preparation offers such opportunity for phosphorus ausimilation as Sanat

ogen

It is no wonder. therefore, that Sanatogen, which eau be obtained t

quarter par excellence, or the classic part of the French capital, so dear to millions of cosmopolitan visitors. One almost feels tempted to shed a tear at the thought of this quaint old landmark disappearing from Our gaze for over The tastes of the rising goneration are

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all Chemists, is being widely prescribed not the same as those of their forefathers, arrival; he cannot, however, Horget that.

by doctors for those who need a brain

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Food.

NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES

"MOGUL” LINE OF STEAMERS. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. "The Steamship "MONTROSE," FROM GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND

be subject to rent.

STRAITS.

If he

and they cannot well be, expected to he is African born, and longs to return sharn bur sentiments in this respect. acerer home. Tangiers is his ambition, Scientists have yet to solve the difficult though it is not exactly the place where the French Government would like to sec problem of putting old heads on young him settle down. He has already had all shoulders. There is no telling what his belongings packed up in readiness to Science may not accomplish in the near leave hospitable France; the journey to future, and the creation of artificial Marseilles must necessarily occupy a life is but one of the many wonders un long time in his case, as he is terribly frightened of tunnels, and quick travel which savants are engaged. Withouting he is not accustomed to. exception all lovers of Paris and of insists on going to Tangiers, the French literature will regret this inglorious will not refuse the favour, though it will necessitato a closer watch.being kept on removal. The popular bookstalls on the bis movements than if he could be pert "Rive Gauche or left side of the Seine suaded to settle down in the Sonth YONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed

of France. Once Multi-Had reaches that all Goods are being landed at their have an honoured history of over Tangiers France's anxieties will increase, risk into the Godowns of Holt's Wharf at centuries. Everything appertaining to be will be so near his old bome that Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves the past is doomed in this City Paris there is no telling what influence his delivery may be obtained.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods must at all cost be modernised, declare presence there may do in aggravating have left the Godowns, and all Goods the Municipal Council, and certainly or rendering the Morrocan situation more perilous than what it already is remaining undelivered after the 8th furt. will they are doing this with a vengeance. General Lyautey has ordered Colonel All Claims against the Steamer must be pre-The decay of the old type of amateur, Mangin to march on Marrakesh, which sented to the Undersigned on or before the 1st the hibliophile, and perhaps the modern place was recently abandoned by the prox., or they will not be recognised.

appearance of the French troops outside craze for speed, has caused to vanish the French. We shall soon see whether the occupation of these inoffensive ambulathe town bring about a massacre of the tory-book-purveyorsa character in nine Frenchmen who were fecently themselves so beloved, among others, by arrested, or whether the Pretender El Anatole France Horse-omnibuses, whose Hiba, fearing results, will give up the hostages Colonel Mangin would have imperiales or tops afforded such. an marched to the relief of his countrymen unrivalled opportunity of seeing the before only for the fact that his troops City of Light, have gone; haggling in the were not sufficiently strong in point of numbers. Reinforcements having at last. Halles or Central Markets has also be arrived the Governor General seized the come prohibitive, the price of "garden earliest opportunity Provide Colonel truck" is henceforth to be marked in Mangin with several more troops and ordered him to advance, and, if necessary, plain figures: These autocratic changes to engage the forces of El Hiba without hardly harmonise with the motto of further delay. The French fear to think the Third Republic "Liberté, Egalité, what has happened to their nine country- Fraternité." It is a dangerous thing to men; we shall soon know their fate, and in what way Colonel Mangin has punish- tread on the corns of the people, and woed El Hiba if he has been the cause of need not peep into history books to be their death, reminded that smaller causes have ere now led to the overthrow of a French Government....

All broken, chafed; and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be ermined on the 8th Imt, at 2.30 PM

No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

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Hongkong, 2nd October, 1912.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

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**DERFFLINGER," baring arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are being Landed and stered at their risk into the hard aus and/or extra bazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Lid, Kowloca, and West Point Godowns, whence delivery may be obtained.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received from the Consignees before Noon TO-DAT requesting it to be landed here,

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all goods remaining undelivered after the 9th Oct. will be subject .to rent.

All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be eramined on the 9th Oct., at 9:30 A

All Claims must reach us before the 16th October; or they will not be recognized. No Fire Insurance will be effected.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned,

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Beter late than nover, the French. journalistic and literary worlds are de lighted at the French Government's of Mme Juliette It is the growing belief here that belated recognition President Taft will not make any amend Adom, who has just received the French The lady in for his blunder in spite of the world's military raedal of 1871!

France's clevérest condomination either before or after the question ranks as Presidential Election-if he is returned. lady-journalists. and for many years. One of the most remarkable indictments entirely conducted La Revue. Her sabon of the Panama Toll Act by the Paris was always the rende: of the dite of the Press is published by Information, cosmopolitan literary, artistic and scien

Everyone was welcome a semi-official organ, which attacks the tific worlds. "spread-angleism of the American provided they were men and women of people, the dishonesty of the Senate, and brains like herself. Forty-two years is the casuistry of Mr. Taft "Since the long time to wait before being honour- days that the American Government took ed; everyone who knew anything of the up the construction of the Canal," the distinguished lady was aware that she Information says, "its foreign policy richly deserved Government recognition. has been dominated by a desire to obtain Mme Juliette Adam was one of the most unassailable supremacy in the utilisation prominent figures of the Siege of Paris, of the Canal." Mr. Taft's memorandum and was especially notable for her success. a pitiable expedient in ambulance work, proving herself a is described an which reveals the President in the most veritable heroine in raising a corps which unfavourable light. The writer of the did excellent service on the field of indictment in the Information adds battle. - that "this wretched episode" sheds Jurid light on the inconveniences of a situation which permits the Chief of the State to ignore the highest duties. of his HE above-mentioned Vessel having arrived, office to serve his personal ends. Whether

Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified the rumour that President Taft intends dica at bis family residence at Chantilly, to sond in their Hill of Lading for counter-to refuse to submit the Panama Canal where he had been lying ill-for some signature and take immediate delivery of Cargo dispute to arbitration is correct or not, time, was the son of a former Minister from alongside Cargo impeding discharge will there is no reason why a rival Canal for Foreign Affairs. The third Duc be landed st. Consigas risk and expense should not be built. The remarkable Decazes created by King Louis- born in 1864, and Cargo remaining on board after. FEIDAY; report whose origin cannot be traced-Phillippe, was 4th inst., at 5 PM., will be landed at Consignees that negotiations are progress in married Miss Isabel Singer, who died in CONSUMPTION

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A SOCIETY LOSS. French Society has sustained a great loss by the death of the Due Decazce, so has the French Automobile Club, whose Deceased, who Vice President he was

London for the formation of a Spadicate 1800. Deceased also held the Danish title Cargo remaining undelivered FRIDAY, 11th of Anglo-French financiers, with a view of Duke of Glücksberg. He leaves two of counteracting the Panama Canal diffisens and a daughter, the latter married culty by the construction of a second to Prince Jean de Broglie. Canal, which would be run through

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No Claims will be entertained for outage or damage unless packages have been examined Nicaragua, has created a momentary stir

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All Claims must be filled on or before 4th Nov,, otherwise they will not be recognized.

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Hongkong, 4th October. 1912

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in authoritative aircles.

to

THE EX-BULTAN OF MOROCCO.

THE FRENCH MANŒUVRES, The great French army maneuvres,

prior to delivery and list of exceptions furnished in the shipping world. Otherwise, little which begin next Sunday, will be the the report most important over carried out in Considerable French history; not only will 150,000 men curiosity exists as to the manner in be engaged in there, but 130 aeroplanes No such use of which the report. originated. England will also be employed. and France combined can raise sufficient flying machines has ever before heen money to build a rival Canal if they so made. The 130 fying machines will be desire. If not, why not?

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Hafid, is beginning to feel home-sick. housing, supplying of petrol, and repair- France is a delightful place to visiting of damaged machines will all be while its capital is enchanting, yet carried out faultlessly us in time of war Western are not Eastern methods. The They will move with the army, instead ex-Sultan did make a bold attempt to af, as heretofore, returning each night to dress dla Parisienne, but soon found it a central aerodrome. An effort is to be inferior as regarde comfort to the native made to distinguish between aeroplanes that the Costume. He likes Versailles immensely of the opposing armies, so and feels exceedingly grateful for all the umpires may be able to calculate the delicate attention shown to him since his exact value of their co-operation.

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