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THE DYSENTERY EPIDEMIC.

HOW TO AVOID IT, AND HOW TO FORTIFY THE BYSTEM IF ATTACKED.

The gravity of dysentery, which is often so rapidly fatal, cannot be exaggerated. Hence this article, which is published in the best interests of the commanity.

While at the first onset of diarrhea everyone should consult his doctor, that the disease may be nipped in the bud, he should remember that the same treatment which will build up his strength to over come the disense will also prevent hi getting it.

A WIFE'S INCOME TAX.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 10TH, 1018.

M189 LENA ABOWELL'S WITTY PROTEST.

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THE GUELPH RENUNCIATION,

STATEMENT DY PRINCE ERNEST.

The North-Germen Gazette published a speech which the Chancellor last month "statement which Prince described as witty, entertaining, and Ernest Augustos, with the consent of bis instructive, Miss Lenn Ashwell, the father, made in a letter to the Imperial

Chancellor." The letter, which was dated: actress, put before Mr. Lloyd Georgo the front Gmunden on April 20, informs the injustice to married women the Imperial Chancellor of the resolution of income-tax law, Miss Ashwell, who was the Duke of Cumberland, in the exper- of a deputation of the Women's Taxation of the repeal of the Federal Council's decisions of 1885 and 1907," to -Resistance League, said that for fifteen hand over to Prine: Ernest his rights to Dysentery is eminently a question of years she had gladly paid income tax the givernment in the Duchy of Bruns nutrition. Hence, a food which is easily nasimilated and entirely absorbed from her earnings as an actress and situation, in fact and in law, which was wick. Prince Ernest added that the the stomach is the first requisite. Of such the little money she had invested. tim basis of those resolutions which had foods, Bone can compare with Sanatogen, But this year, instead of the tax hitherto stood in the way of a member of of which The British Medical Journal paper being sent in to me, the paper was the House of Cumberland's assuming the ftates: Sanstogen is the best of artifi-sent to Dr. H. J. F. Simaori (married to government in Brunswick had been t cial foods, casily retained and easily Mig Asawell in 1903) at the Kingsway altered by went events, in particular by assimilated."

Theatre, with the words for wife in his betrothal to the Princess Victoria Some sixteen thousand doctors have brackets. The Kingsway Theatre and all Louise. With the consent of his father endorsed Sanategen l the greatest

that it represents are an entirely unknown he had requested a post in the Prussian revitalising and reinvigorating preparworld to my husband, He has never been Army and taken the oath of loyalty and tion for fortifying the system against

an actor, or has he any aspirations in bed to the Emperor. Therein, infection.

"If, however, draraters has been con the direction. And he has no desire to says, its the promise that he will not tracted, the statement of Mr. Arthur R.study the workings of a profession intake or support any stops aiming at the Thorburn (The Mission Touse, Singapore which I had already made suus on which shows the best chance of speedy recovery, paid a considerable amount of income Mr. Thorburn writes: My wife has tax before I was aware of his existence, for the last sixteen weeks been suffering though he assured me he was aware of neutely from dysentery, caught on one of mine.

He would be quite incapable of giving ur local steamers coming down the Mala Peninsula. From the very first she has just retren to the Government of my inken Sanatogen, with this happy result, work or of the money I have made by it. that, instead of being, as many are, after His ignorance of the theatre makes him these many weeks of uncensing dysentery, quite the last man I should ask to give a

helpless invalid, she is bright, and correct statement of cheerful, and her strength has been large-insincas,

She has had no other ly maintained.

I would ask you, sir, how you or any food for some time-simply Banatogen."

ofer Walton Heath golf champion would can be chiained of a like to find you had no name, but must Sanatogen

All who take it eventually referred to in hushed brackets when Chemists. enjoy better health than they have prob-

you were parting with your hard-earned [111-509 ably ever done before.

sovereigns for the nation's good? Surely, anything that is a parenthesis should not be on the list those who support the expenses of a great nation."

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STEAMERS.

ANHUI, British str. 1,354, J. K.

7th July-Shanghai Brd July, Gen

eral--Butterfield & Swire. ATAGOSAN MARU, Japanese str., 2,523, K Kawamura, 7th July-Miike 2n July, Coal-Mitsui Bussun Kaisha. BENCLEUCH, British str., G. McMillan, 30th June-Moji 24th June, Coal Gibb, Livingalon & Co. CHITANING, British str., 1,199. T. M. Meyrick 5th July-Tintain 27th June, General, Jardine, Matheson & Co. EMPRESS OF RUSSIA, British str., 16,810

any theatrical

The Chaneller, in his reply, agreed that the present form of the law rather Harris,eated married women as though they had no legal existence, and he accepted the statement that it was legal humilia- tion against which they were certainly entitled to protest. There were practical difficulties, In the case of a married couple with a joint income of £700 a year, the hashand was entitled to a deduction of £70 because very often the middle elasers who were earning anything between £200 and £700 a year had a very much harder struggle than the working man with 22 or 3 & week. But if the wife bnd £700 a year as well as the husband, 799, E. Beetham, B..., 8th July and if she were treated as a separate Vancouver 10th June, General-entity, the couple would be entitled to a deduction of £140, whereas the usehold Canadian Pacific Railway Co. FARSANG, British str., 1.410, S. Malkin, with only £700 would get only a £79 deduction. That would be obviously 3rd July-Moji 27h June. Coal.- "Jardine, Matheson & Co.- FOOKSANG, British str., 1,957, T. A. Mit

chell, 7th July-Moji 1st July, Gen- ernl.-Jardine, Matheson & Co. HALDIS, Norwegian str., 1,005, Jurgenson,

2nd July-Amoy 1st July, General.- Java-China-Japan Lijn. HONGKONO, French str., 74%, Marquerite, 5th July--Haiphong 2nd July, Gen Gral.-A. R. Marty. JAPAN, British str., 3,806, C. P. Siddon, 7th July-Calentta 21st June, Cen- eral--David Sassoon & Co.

LAISANG, British str., 2,995, E. J. Tadd.

unfair.

RUBBER DIVIDENDS.

EAST JAVA RUBBER COMPANY.-Dividend at the rate of & per cent.. less tax, for the

1912, payable on July 3.

CASTLEFIELD (KLANG) RUBBER ESTATE-.. Second interim dividend of 10 per cent. actual on account of the year ending June 30, payable on June 27.

was announced.

A year ago au

Hits.

alteration of Prussian territorial posses He expressed the conviction that these reminees, together with his father's reciation to be communi- cated to the Imperial Chancellor at the roner time of his claim to the Throne of Brunswick, would justify the repeal of the Federal Council's decision.

The Berlin correspondent of the Tians

SAYS -

WEATHER REPORT

On the 9th at 1210 am-Pressure has in- eroased moderately in the north-east of Japan and slightly along the oorst of China and over Fortcom.

The depression which was central near Naha yesterday has not developed. A shallot depression now covers E. China and the

Lincelinos.

No returns from Judo-China,

Light or variable winds are indicated along the cast coast of Caine and over the N. Ubina Sen.

-

10 am, to-day, 0.00 ushes.

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours sadips st

to-day in as follows;

The forozat for the 24 hours, onding at Bong

Hagkong & Neighbourhood Formosa Chanoi

ƒThe same na

No. 1.

South coast of China botwoor The same as Hongkong and Lamooke ( No. 1

No. 1.

South coast of Chinn between (The same sa

Hongkong and Heinon.. {

• Light or variable winds, fino.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station,

REQISTER.

J Franci

9TH JULY, 1913,-&.K.

Wind.

Hour.

Barometer

Temperature.

Humidity.

at Bes Lave

Dircotion.

Force

Forge.

211

Although the North-German. Gazette alluded vaguely to this document some weeks ago, the Imperial Government has hitherto refrained from replying to certain Guelph insinuations to the effect that there had been no definite renuncia Lion."

There were, however; certain YPostook..... 7.29.95 53 Ciuelph manifestations at the time of the Nemuro Royal wedding, and the Duke of Cumber. Hakodate land expressed his gratitude for the oko... loyalty of the Hanoverians. There has in Koch!

Vagasaki consequence been a good deal of pressure upon the Government to clear up the Kagoshimo... situation. It remains to be seen whether the present publication will effect this. purpose.

THE STATUE OF KING EDWARD IN PARIS.

The British Ambassador and Lady Feodorówna Bertie last month inspected the equestrian statue of King. Edward VII. in the studio of the sculptor. M. Paul Landlewski. The static will be erected in the newly-built Place Edouard Vil which will then formally be opened to the public. The Place Edouard VII, is in the new street of that name which pens of the Boulevard des Capucines, and turns off at right angles to the Rue Caumartin. The buildings in the street and in the place are colonnaded, and the now thoroughfare is expected to become a fashionable shopping centre.

:

SUICIDE OF A GIRAFFE,

DRAMATIC SCENE IN PARIS - MESEUM.

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T. F. CLAXTON, Director.

SEMBILAN ESTATES COMPAxv. luterirs dividend of 3 per cent. on the Preferred The magnificent giraffe in the Museum, and Ordinary shares.

which had been melancholy for several KWANGSt, British str., 1,750, C. J. Spink,interim dividend of 6 per cent, les; tas,inys, was observed the day before rester

7th July-Newehwang 29th June.

for the six months ended January 31st day to begin to sway its long neck from Genevel.--Butterfield & Swire.

sido to side, at first with a slow movement. SELANGOR RUBBER COMPANY. First in Then, in an attack of frenzy, its move- 7th JulyShimonoseki 2nd July,terim dividend on account of the currrutments became quicker, until at last the Coal and General--Jardine, Mathe financial year of d. per share or 37 per unhappy animal approached & wall Яon & Co.

cent.. less tax. At the corresponding against which it deliberately smashed its Manew, German str., 998, Zollner, sthneriod of the past two years the dividend akull,"

July-Bangkok 28th July, Rice and declared was 1s. 3d. per share. General Butterfield & Swire. MEXICAN PRINCE, British str., 1,953, J. ( Young, 9th July-Singapore 1st July Oil.-Asiatic Petroleum Co. PHMEN, British str., 1,065, J. H. Scott, 6th July-Saigon 2nd July. Rice,Chinese.

PROTESILACH. British str., 6,118, Jas Milhruch, 8th July-Kobe 1st July, General.-Butterfield & Swire. QUARTA, German sir., 1,140, H. Madseo, 7th July-Saigon 3rd July, General

-Siemssen & Cur

The

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVED.

Per Haig, from Swatow, Mr. J. A. Pearson.

PAYE RUBBER AND COCONUT PLANTATIONS. -The report for the year ended March 31 states that the area under rubber has made steady progress during the year und is very healthy. The number of trees in tapping at April 1, 1912, was 18,712. During the year 32,950 trees were added to the tanning round, making a total hai, Mr. W. H. Russell; from Keelung, Per Sunda, for Hongkong, from Shang- number of 49,072 trees in suping, result of the year's work shove a net

Mr. H. Hastings and Mr. R. L. Hecht, profit of £3.681. aud, in order to peoride. Per Torek, for Hongkong, from. Ham- for the payment of a 5 per cent. dividend burg, etc., Mrs. J. F. Mulder, Mr. less rax, on the issued capital, it will J A. Schmid, Dr. and Mrs. only be necessary to further draw for the Liesegang, Mr. M. Schumacher, Dr. K. 40 of £300 upon the fund of £6,700. Oppenheim, Dr. Hars Rasar, Dr. Veubert, deposited by the vendors for this purpose. Dr. Bulach, Mr. P. Mathies, Mr. H. A year ago the fund was drawn upon for Wiegel, Sister Rottmuller and parts, 108. In order to repay the loan which Bister Edith Bubuke, Miss K. Erdmann, was obtained from the company's bankers Mr. K. Bergling, Miss De Geest, Mr. and to provide funds for bringing the Bochner and Dr. L. E. Flamin. SEIUN, Norwegian syr, so, Hor. Crendet, wates to maturity without interfering 6th July-Bangkok 29th July. Rice faith the payments of dividends. it's and Ploug,-Chinese,

proposed to erenté an issue of 220,000 Suas, British str., 1,922, C. B, Simons, seven per cent. Convertile Debenture 3rd July-Newchwang 271 Ja, stock, which will be issued at once this General.-Butterfield & Swire. Debenture stock will be offered to the SHINYO MARU, Japanese str., 7,926, shareholders. To provide for the conver- W. C..T. S. Filmer. 3rd July-Sansion of such Debenture stock it's neons- Francisco 4th June, General. Toyo Ary to increase the capital. Kisen Kaisha.

SEATTIA MARU, Japanese str., 4,539, T. Saitow, 1st July-Manila 28th June. Flour and General. Osaka Shosen

Kaisho.

SIBERIA, American str., 17,284, A. Zeeder, Sth July-San Francisco 12th June, Mails and--General.—Pacific Mail; 8.8. Co.

TJBODAS, Dutch str.. 3.001, Kroes, 8th -July-Swatow 7th July, General-

Java-China-Japan Lijn.

VADALA, British str. 161, Mande, 8th

July-Singapore 2nd July, General. Jardine, Matheson & Co. Varo, Norwegian str., $74, J. Joksen, Gik

July-Bangkok 29th June, Rice Chinese. YOKOHAMA MARU, Japanese str., 6,169, S. Wado, ath July-Seattle 3rd June, Flour and General.-Nippon Yusen Kaisha. YOROK, German str., 5,116, H. Formes, 8th July--Hamburg 20th May, Gen eral-Melchers Co. YUENSANO, British str., 1,128, Rolfe, stb July Manila 5th July, General.- Jardine, Matheson & Co.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The cargo of Raw Silk shipped on board the M.M. str. Polynesien, which left this port on the 20th May, was delivered at New York on the 5th July.

The Silk shipment ex 0.9.E. str. Canada Maru, which sailed hence on the 29th May, was delivered in New York on the 4th July, ..

DRESS ANT) MORALS.

LA AGAINST SLASHED SKIRTS AND

GACZE STOCKINĖS,"

Amusing accounts are furnished in the American newspapers of the embarrass. ment caused policemen in the town of Rochester by an ordinance enacted last

onth authorising the Morals' Efficiency Committee to prohibit from the streets all lasted skirts, gauze hosiery, and “pren menia blouses,

Several women were stopped by officers of the law, who addressed them in the stereotyped phrase, “I am very sorry, madam, but I am compelled by the Morals' Efficiency Committee to place you under arrest unless you will agree to return to your hopes and change your mede- of dress"

Several women, after checking a ten- dency to faint, asked indignantly, What have I done?" You are not properly dressed, was the policeman's invariable reply. They all, says a telegram to the New World, eventually went home, thongwerful persuasion was needed i in one or two cases.

The committee, according to the World, are now engaged in classifying wearing apparel for women under the headings,

Permissible and "Undesirable."

TO DEPART.

Per Sando, for London, Staff-Surgeon 1). Rutherford, Mrs. S. Mayer, 2 children and 2 infants, Miss E. Mayer, Mr. M. Mayer, Mr. W. F. Armstrong, Miss E. Leslie. Melville; for Colombo, R. Leslie-Melville; for Singapore Mr. J. Wood,

Mr.

SHIPPING REPORTS.

The British sti: Haiyang reports: Fine weather and light S.W winds.

The British str. Namsang reports: Light variable winds and fine weather.

PASSED THE CANÁL.

1 BAROMETES, reduced to 32 deproce Fahrenheit, on the love of the us in inches, tonths and bandredths.

alado, in lagre

TEMPERATURE, is the

Fahrenheit.

3 HyMIDITY, in percentage of saturation, thi bux ility of air saturated with moisture being 100,

4 DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points,

STRAITS: BATTLEMENÁŠ

Singapore, Pozang, Malaces, Prov. Wellsalsy

Perak

Negri Sembilan Johore Kelantan

Batavis

Buitenzorg

British

French

East Coast of Stimefra NAVAL SQUADRONS

German

Гарден United States

Biamete

Officers of COAST AND RIVER SIZSKAS, The Book Is printed from New Type special y reserved for the purpose, and uniformity in arrangement greatly facilitates referevon.

E

Besides the usual Alphabetical List of Firms the Directory gives the CLASSIFIED LISTS of TRADES erd PROFESIONS at the larger Commerein: Centrer

The

5 FORCE OF WIND, according to Beaufort Scale. 6 STATE OF WEATHER, b bine sky, o datashe d elad, d drizzling rain, fog, gloomy, ha 1, ALPHABETICAL LIST lightning, overcast, P passing showers, a squall, contains the names of over rrain, snow, t thander, v visibility, w dow wat

Ray nizobes tenth and hundredtha

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, July 9th

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Force Rain......... Weather

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COLVUSED PLATKOF FLAGE OF FORMOSKAse MAP OF THE FAR EAST PLAN OF YOROHANA

PLAN OF ROCK AND HYDDO

PIAN OF FORER SETLERSTE TIE**: PLAN OF TRINOTAT (KIACHAU)

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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 19th to 16th July 1913.

HIGH WATER

Week.

Daza

H'kong

MLesn

Time

Height

LOW WATER

Height,

May 30th-Antilochus, Nore. Juns oth-Ernest Simone, Glenroy, Thu, 10 m 259 450202 Terrir, Tyllens, Den of Glamis

June 10th-Bokemia, Nippon. June 13th-Calchas, Indram, Namur, Nite, Peracus

F'kong.

Mean

Time

ft. in.

$ 9

June 17th-Bengloe, Dunbar, Lennox, Kans, Loudt.

που

11 3 28

4 9 340 8 5 1 datur. 12 m 4 18 5 16 tou. 13 m 57

-6 50 al 14 m 5 51-6 8 12.4 15 m -6 40 6 7

21 1 0 923 a 4 0 16m 725 7 1m 041 3 6 10 21 39 3 0 a 0 7

4 2 3.1 9 42 2 5 17 2 7

1 5 11 58 a 3.5

June thyouki Maru, Ningchow, Verwacrts, Cotswold Range, Yangtze, Amazone, O. J. D. Ahern,

June 24th-Ghatec, Liberia, Meinam. June 27th-Lothian, Stentor, Nankin, July 1st-Benvenue, Palawan, Peking, Princess Alice Afulan Prince Arabia, Tranqueyar, Gleifarg

July 4th-Belgravia Kumigen Luise Kamo Mara, Kitone Maru, Oanja, Peleus, Polynesien.

July 8th Ambria, Goeben. Japan, Theseus, Baron Ogúrý, Nelzus.

ARRIVALS AT HOME. July 8th-Jason, Demodocus, Kouang Si, Magcilar.

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Wed.

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