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REVIEWS.

The Position of Woman in Primitive Society. A Study of the Matriarchy. By O. GASQUOINE HARTLEY (Mrs. Waltor

London: M. Gallichap).

Eveleigh

EL

Nash In this thoughtful book, as its writer contends, an attempt is made to establish the position of the mother in the family but it deals with what is known as the Woman's Movament as we see it today in somewhat violent form in England. Women, we are told, are reclaiming position that is theirs by natural right position which once they held. They are pressing for ward towards a recasting of the patriarchal vion of the relativo position and duties of the two sexes. It must be regarded as as extremely great and comprehensive move tient affecting the whole of life. From this wider standpoint, the fight for the parlin mentary suffrage is but as the vestibulo to progress the possession of the vote being no more than a necessary condition for attaining larger, and more fundamental enda." In other words, while disclaiming that this involves rule by wamer," she wants a recasting of the relationship between the sexes which is nothing less than revolu tionary, a change in the social system which may or may not be favourable to woman herself. So for as she goes to history and ethnography for material there is no need to deal with Mrs. Gallichan's book in detail. She has undoubtedly bestowed a considerable amount of thought to the subject, but it seems to that she is advocating a system which, in the long run, would be subversive of the interests of ber.

The Man of Genius. By HANN FORCE, FOOD PRICES IN HONGKONG"

Ph.D. Translated by the late Professor George J. Tamson, M.A., Ph.D., Lecturer in English at the University of Gottingen. London: Adam and Charles Black.

Since it was first published in 1893, this philosophical work has passed through 10 less than seven editions in Germany. Its value, therefore, may be taken as established beyond all cavi; but if proof of this were needed this is supplied by the long list of extracts from critical notices by eminont Continental scientists and philosophers in the leading newspapers and magazines of Germany. This is the first edition published in the English languagó. The translation is exceedingly well done; in fact, so well done that it might serve as a model for many English writers of their own languago. The contents can best he described in summary form from the publisher's note which accompanies it. From this book there emanates a subtle influence which will be felt by all mon of a deeper nature. It will opon men's souls to the wonder and beauty of the world and reveal the mysteri- ous ties that bind together all existing things. It shows mon their special place in the great universe and, by removing the trammels that obstruct the free action of their will, ondows them with new creative power. It is a book that teaches them to recognise the inner relationship between the great minds of the world, to recognise the profound thoughts and ideals of a Shakes peate in his Hamlet, of a Goethe in his Faust, of a Spinoza or Schopenhauer in his philosophy, of a Buddha and a Christ in their direct striving towards the eternal, an Alexander. a Cesar, a Napoleon in sex, if not of humanity at large. We their great words and their great deeds. besitate to say that she advocates promis. This book shows how man's high creative cuity, but she comes very near "frea love". in the following closing passages of her power has been gradually developed in co- book:The vital germinal spot of enthetion with his social instinct. It shows

that this creative power of genius is forward step in women's position must be thoroughly healthy thing, and not, thing that sought with the women who are the conscious Lombroso maintains,

It shows that what mothers of the race. The great women essentially morhil roformers are not those who would have leads to the hentitiful, the trac, and the women act just like non in all external,

great is selfless devoted love, and not a bat those who are conscious that all men

the modern

Stirner Antisophers are born of women. In this lies women's strength in the past and in this must be eitzsche teach, self-worship and hatred. This hook proves, moreover, that the deepest their strength in that glad future that is thoughts on the creative genins of map were to be... But goly if motherhood is regarded Jong ng expressed in Hesiod's Myth of as an intrinsic glory, and children are born Pandora and in the Bible story of the Fall

The

in freedom. Think what this means. birth of a child, in so for at its mother has not received the sanction of a man, is subject to the fire and brimstone of public scorn. And this scorn is the most pitiful result in all the patriarchal, recueil. A woman's antural right is her right to he a mothers And it is the most inglorious page in the history of woman that too often she has allowed herself to be deprived of that right Women have this lesson first to learn. We, And not men, must fix the standard in sex, for we have to play the chief part ju racial life. Let us, then, reacquire our proud instinctive consciousness, which

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PROCLAMATION.

No. 15.

[L.S.] FRANCIS HENDY MAT,

Governor.

Gudgeon Pak Kup Yu Herrings-To Pak Halibut Cheung Kwan Kup Labrus-Wong Fo Yu. Loach-Wu Yu Lobsters Lung As Mackeral-Chi Yu

By His Excellency Sir Francis Heary Monk Fish-Mong Yu May, Kaight Commander of the Most Mullet Chai Yu Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Oysters-Sung Ho Saint George, Governor and Commander-in-Parrot Fish-Kai Kung Yu Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and its Perch-Tau Loo ..... Dependensics and Vico-Admiral of the Pike-Pa Paw Fong

Plaice-Pan Va

Whereas by sub-Clause 10 of Clausa III.Pomfret, Black-Hak Chong of the Order of Her late Majesty Queen Pomfret, White-Pak Chong Victoria-in-Council made on the Zuta day Pravas-Ming Hu of October, 1806, which was precisinied in Ray-Poi Pa Sa. this Colony on the 6th day of August, 1914, Rock Fish-Sek Kau Kung it is enacted that the Governor may by Ronel Chun Yu proclamation prescribe the maximum price Salmon-Ma Yau for which any article of food may be sold Shark-Sn Yu

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retail and that any person who after such Skate-Fo-Yu proclamation and until it shall have been Shrimps-Ea revoked shall sell any article of food at a Supper-Lap Yu higher price than the prices so prescribed Soles-Tat Sa Yu shall be deemed guilty of an offence against Tench-Wan Yu the said Order and shall on conviction Turbet Cho How Yu thereof be liable to a fine not exceeding 50 Turtles, small, fresh water--KirkYu „: 64 dollars or to imprisonment for & torin not exceeding three months:

FACIT.

Now therefore, 1; Sir Francis Henry May, Almonds-Fang Yori Knight Commandor of the Most Distin-Apples (California)-Kau Sam

Ping Kho guished Order of Saint Michael and Saint. George, Governor and Commander-in-Chief Bananas (bride's), Macao Sao

Houng Chiu of the Colony of Hongkong and its Dépen- dencies and Vice-Admiral of the same, do Carambola-Yeung To

that herchy prescribe the respective Cocoanuts --Tah Tin maximum prices for which the following Lemens, Chins-Ning Moong..

America Kam articles of food may be sold by rotail shall be as follows:

Ning Moong...........

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Man and for the first time gives.a satisfactory explanation of the portentous meaning of mankind's most terrible evil, the Hope-Fear in Pandora's ominous casket. The book is built up on scientific founda tions. Nevertheless, its simple, clear and vivid style will enable every reader je ensure the heights and depths of human feeling, thought and aspiration.”

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fully justified in having, of being the mothers of humanity; and heving that con-

A personal investigation into the habits sciousness, once more we shall be invincible." There spolus to be some confusion of ideas

of persons who have suffered or died from in all this. We take it that what Mrs.

cancer during the last two years has been Gallican wishes to claim for women is that made by the medical officer of health for they, and nut men, must fix the standard Woolwich, Dr. S. Davies. He says that it of morality. Of course, if that is what has long heen known that the discase is Barf Sirloin and Prime Cut-Mei she means for she can never be deprived frequently a result of local irritation. of the right of motherhood-there will be Apart from the irritation caused by a only too many men ready to agree. the end, will the result be better that the pipe, smoking has been alleged to be the So also has alcoholic system that has arisen out of the graduale of cancer.

liquor.

directed vivilisation of humanity, sanctioned and Dr. Davies inquiries fostered by most forms of religion through out the world! She may hold the opinion that primitive methods were best, and many may subscribe to her contention, but is it

any more possible to discard our present-day civilisation than it is to transform man into the pre-historie forms from which scientists There may be room assure us he spring? for improvement in the relative positions of the sexes in the modern scheme of life, but any change must be gradual and natural; it cannot be forced violently by advanced

women.

A Lad of Kent. By HerBear Hugos, With Illustrations, London: Macmil

Jan & Co., Ltd.

upon the detection of habits of five to 10 years duration before death. The cases investigated numbered males and 49 females. As regards smoke and alcohol, it was possible in most cases to learn to Home extent the amount consumed, and an arbitrary standard was taken as to the limit of moderation consistent with health. In the ease of alcohol this was the daily consumption of 1 pints of beer, or its equivalent, an ounce of spirits being considered equivalent to a half-pint of beer. The standard for smoke was taken 48.2oz. of tobacco per week. Persons con suming more than these quantities have been classed as excessive drinkers or smokers. As regards tobacco, the amount consumed per adult male is 2.4uz. per week, as against 1.7oz. 10 years ago. the amount of tobacco per smoker has juoreased by at least as much.

Thus

Thirty-one of the patients were stated to be excessive users uf alcohol, 10 took the standard quantity, and 74 below the standard. There were thus 27 per cent, of excessive alcohol drinkers Forty-five smoked excessively, five consumed an average quantity, and 66 below the aver Age, giving 39 per cent of excessive These figures inay be compared smokers. with those obtained for 108 persons under similar circumstances who did not die of cancer. Of these 18 per cent were ex- cessive alcohol drinkers and 17 per cent. excessive smokers.

It is hard to believe that this is the maiden effort of a new writer of fiction. Yet the publishers assure us that it is, so we wie the opportunity of congratulating the author and at the some time of welcoming him into He the seleet. cirels of English novelists. has chosen that period of English bistory which lies between Trafalgar and Waterloo, and that portion of the coast which lies between Folkestone and Dover as the scene of his story. It is a most vivacious story. deling as it does with sheap-stealers, smugglers, press-gangs and the lika, and the author, as sailormen will find out for them selves, is quite familiar with the sea and the handling of sailing craft. Most of the characters are drawn with much ability. and the climax, hidden with a great skilful- ness, comes as a surprise to the reader. There is a touch of Stevensonian penny plain, twopence enioured" about some of

Of ruses, of cancer of other parts than the scanes depicted, and a suggestion of the

swashbuckler the mouth and throat, 20 per cent, took "three-up and one-down type amongst the characters, but there is alcohol excessively, and 23 per cent. It would appear, such a swing and such a humour in the story smoked excessively. that we welcome these reminiscent touches then, that both alcohol and smoking had as friends of our youth. At any rate, they some little general effect in promoting are a welcome change from the eternal cancer, but chiefly exerted their injurious triangle" of the prurient stuff that poisons influence locally. so match of our literature of the present day.

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Of 33 persons dying from cancer of the lips, tongue, jaw, &c., 14, or 45 per cent., took alcohol excessively; while 25, or 76 per cent., smoked excessively.

The Mystery of Park Hollow, By ANNA

KATHARINE GREEN.

London Eveleigh CLARKE'S Nash.

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PILLS. mystery at once arouses the attention of the reader and keeps him interested to the last page. It seeks to show how the sins of the father are visited upon the children. At a period prior to the opening of the story,

a murder has been committed and for it a man has been hanged. The daughter of the executed man is in love with the son of the judge why sentenced her father to death, Secking her daughter's happiness, the mother, convinced of her husband's innocence and believing that the judge also considered him innocent, sets. herself the task of clucidating the mystery. Her efforts set up the complication of involving the judge's son in the crime, and in the tangle that follows the mystery gets more and more involved till one begins to despair of the fate of the unhapppy lovers. However, all doubts and mysteries are cleared up in a mast logical way, and the story ends on the happy note of love triumphant over all difficulties.

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The prices of provisions imported from countries other than China (excepting those abave emmerated) may not be raised more thòn 15 per cant, ahove the retail prices prevailing in the Colony on the 25th July, 1974. NOTE. In consideration of the loss sustained by discount on subsidiary coinage, payment for all articles of food not exceeding $2 in value (on which maximum price has been fixech) shal if made in subsidiary coin; be subject to an additional charge of 7 per cent.

Given under my hand and the Public Seat of the Colony at Victoria, Hongkong; this

32 22nd day of August, 1914.

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Colonial Secretary.

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