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Jarmer

The Wine Merchant of the Cast

INAPIER

JOHNSTONE'S

"SQUARE BOTTLE”

WHISKY. ONVARIED FOR OVER

150 YEARS.

THE SAME TO-DAY AS IN

1745.

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS:

SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG

LANE CRAWFORD & CO.

and from ALL WINE MERCHANTS.

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DON'T WAIT

until you are worse before starting a campaign against disease: No matter how slight may be your indisposition your duty to yourself demands that immediate steps be taken to dispersó it. Of course, you expect to get better and not Worse, but where health is in question you are never justified in leaving anything to chance, and, as is well known, indis- position.insteadof disappearing of its own sweet will, frequently develops serious disorders if neglected. Your salest course is to

TAKE BEECHAM'S PILLS

which are the World's finest household remedy for the cor- rection of derangements of the stomach, liver, or kidneys. Slight headacties, loss of appe

lec, nasty taste in the mouth and other little symptoms of that sort are indications of digestive disorder, and may be regarded as Nature's warning of worse troubles to follow it the cause of the present all- ment be not speedily removed.

- Don't wait until to-morrow but

take Beecham's Pills

Sold in boxin, Bid. VEL & 2/9.

CHAPOTEAUTS

NOW

MORRHUOL

163+1

FOOD PRICES IN HONGKONG.

(As and by Prosamation dated March 18th, 1914.)

SCHEDULE OF MAXIMUM ERTAIL PRICES.

-per-bag-of 65lbe misao. 4.00

per ib. N (0)-Third Grade.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 714, 1910.

kad mani, each 10 QUE Lal Kon-Lichere," dried1b14

Bong T-Persimmons large

Chin Lọ Lak Yau- Fumelo, Slam 20 US San Hop Tr-Walnuts, Freeh lb 16

Tatai-Gisper

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 6th a 11.75 am-The anti-eyelone remains central over Japan, and has increased in intensity. Slight to moderate ingressos ¡of

TESTING THE GERMAN LINES.

"MORAL OF CHAMPAGNE OPERATIONS.

GENERAL JOFFRE'S REVIEW..

pressure have occurred throughout the area (issuED BY THE PRESS BUREAU ON AFFIL IND)

-Thushichal Aksu For the 24 hours unding at 10.m. to-day, 0.00 Inches.

THE PRIDE OF WAR. Perhaps the most noticeable feature of al was the air of cheerfulness, almost of gaioty that characterized the bearing of the troops The obvious koonnees of the men, especially when the command "Quvroz les rangs" and the bugle call, followed by a few bars of the comrades were to receive the Legion of Marseillaiso," proclaimed that samo of their

Honour or the

of the ofert stary Med-the salutes than would be approved in one Army-ever more individual and expansive

following article is from a British Observer with the French forces in the field, The Forest for the 24 hours ending at noon who has the permission of General Joffre to the Divisional General, who roarched his send baute defe cult, the

descriptions of the work, etc., of the French Army which will be of interest

to-day is as rolows

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Phuire,

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15:

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BGD

per bag of 50 ha. per lb.

84 KO cimento 0.10

Shang Hoang Tsin-Bonsmar

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Ye Tez- Ning Nong-Lemons, Chinese sachto

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0.07

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per llb. tin

0.35

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par l'b. tin

YZÓRTAI LEN, &C..

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[V.E. winds, ! freeb.

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0.25

(d.)

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Ng Tadi-Beans, Sprout

0.25

1 Tau Kok Lon

0.95

0.33

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0.20

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&TE HAY, A.M.

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Soft, No. 1 quality, por ib. Soft, No. 1 quality, por ib.....

No. 2 4-Frozen Meat:-

The Dairy Farm.prises of frozen food and other stores as printed in the

list Dairy Farmprise

and amended in red ink dated the 6th day of February, 1916, signed by the Chairmas and Secretary of the Food Committee, are the maximum retail prices of the articles enumerated in the said li Approved copies can bo seen either at the Treasury or, où the premises of the Dairy Farm Company, Limited, in Wyndham Stresta

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gau Tok Po-Reel Freak

Hung 1'ci Tau-ketticoteach

Targ Re-Brinjal Grec... 0

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CHINA

COAST METEOROLOGICAL

time giving

to the British reader.

undertaken.

corpe or

Spanish March, a sort of dance in time to the music-those little things showed a pride It is now six weeks since the French offen of war, a certain chivalry, which not all the modern machinery of explosives and tele- Bangkong & Neighbourhood dorato to fresh sive operations in Northern Champage phones can stamp out

begun. During the last fortnight the on-

In ponce time they musiques have had less to say about the might have been regarded with indifference, Sighting in this area; and it may be of even with a smile, but in the circumstances other was something very admirable in them. interest to compare the results achiever with And we must not forget that those regi- object with which the operations were ments have had to be brought to strength, the

མ The aim, as stated in a short account of the sometimes almost reorganized, after each bout of attacks, of which they have carried fighting which appeared a fortnight ago (out several during the last 30 nya. What Friday, March 19), was to keep a constant pressure on the enemy's first line of defence, we are really looking at is the French system of reinforcements; and a system which keepe to affect his use of the railway from Bazancourt to Challrange, and to wear down his reserves to corps not only up to strength, but up to the full standard of fighting efficiency, la of men and ammunition.

As regards the first object, the pressure was plainly one which is answering well

A MISTAKEN IDEA continued for 31 days, with the result that the enemy has lost a fortified area which he has till recently quite general in the British There is an idea in many eirelos-it was boon holding and continually strengthening Army--that France has a number of any for five months. His use of the Challerange- Bazancourt line is not materially affected; for backgrouni, rasely to be thrown into the divisions somewhere in the alhough at certain points it is within range of fight when the great day of victory is the French guns, Lo can without difficulty at hand. This idea should be dismissed; continue to run the trains required for the the army corps of France are all fighting maintenance of the corps on that part of the and her reserves will enable them to tmnt, and the junction at Challerange is keep fighting, and fighting hurd, for so long

The using up of his reserves has been achieved in a very marked mariner. At the war e stinges. He laughs best who the beginning of t

laughs last; as it will be found that as the tho

operation there were French Arny zome-18 regiments in that part of the line at so it will be the last to stop.

the first to begin fighting,- the conclusion 33, had been identified. The

And so we return, by the great Châlons 15 that had been called up to withstand the Paris rond, past Chinniaubert, Vauchampa French offensive were drawn from many and Montiniral. The first time I travelled parts of the German line, which indicate this road was six months ago: the sides were that the enemy has no contral reserves that littered with dead and dying horses, piles of he can call up in case of emergency.

unused shella, gun emplacements and hastily made trenches, testifying to the hurried nature of the German retreat.

Now Overy tiring has disappeared, the plough is working over the places where emplacements and tronches were, and the only signs of war except for an occasional hattered house and grave or two, are the monuments raised to commemorate Napoleon's victories at thong very spots a hundred years ago.

Station.

Hour.

Barometer

at Bas Lavel.

*maime

Wind

Rumidity.

Direction

Force

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Nemuro

Hakodate

Koobi

6.3 38B

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326

30.81

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30.19

Kagoshima

502

Oshima vina72

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Cooking Balt, 2 cents per lb. The prices of provisione imported from Countries other than China (excepting those #bora obummersted) may not be raised more then 16% above the reinil prices prevailing Paulien Pakhoi in the Colony on the 25th July, 1914,

Tourade Note: In consideration of the loas sustained

Cape St. James by discount on subsidiary coinaga, parment for all articles of feed not exceeding $2

Aparel value (exopting the articles enumerated Manli

Dagupas in Clause 5 shall if made in subsidia Legaspi coin be subject to an additional pharge of Tacloban 15%.

SAP AND COUNTER-SAP.

The following Official Nols was issued by the Press Bureau in Paris last month:→→

29.79 7796

29.78 21 87

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29.78 79 29.75 79

1.78 75 94

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secure.

As regards ammunition, the German attil lery practised an econoniy which was-up- asual with them; on many days they made no effort to keep down the fire of the French guns, although this meant heavier losses for their infantry in the tronches. This showed clearly that their supply of ammunition was obq not all that they could have wished; and the extra expenditure entailed may well have made itself felt in the amount available on all parts of the German front.

C. W. Jerrnies, Division 1 BABOMLTER, reduced in 32, degreen Fabrezben in the loyal at the sem to inches, tenta a

dndredthe

THEPRATURE, in the shade, in degres

wastanhalt.

8 HUMIDITY, bs percentage of saturatico, th smidity of air asturated with moisture bang 100, -4 Dinsotion or Why», to two points.

Boach on Wind, sacording to Basafort Beals.

For some days past the sappers have bet working near Bolanto at a subter- ranoan gallery. A sap was made righb under a German listening" gallery, and the noise made by the look-out man could be distinctly heard. At the same time the "listener" could hear the S STATE OF WRATHA, b blue sky, a detached enemy's engineers at work. They were 36

evad, à delszling rain, fog, a gloomy, b kai, also making a sap towards our positions, overcast, y passing showers, & aqua) The

galleries

vir, mow, t thunder, v viability, w dew (we) close to each other that we'

7 Bar in incken, t tenths and hundredthr. prepared charge our clamber. The ground immediately fell in at the extremity of our sap, and a Germsa engineer, who was at the head of the work, finding himself face to face with our sappar "listenor," hurriedly fed.

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Recommanded at the Paris Aca demy of Medicine, for loss of appetite and flesh, to patients with consumptive tendencies:

Sold in bottles of 100 Capsules. Sold by'ati Chemisti.

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MEETINGS

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL for the Bession 1914.

"KEYWED BY TAS MINELES,

FRICE

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HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

Hongkong Observatory, May 6th.

Before the alarm could be given on the German side an order was given by the chief watcher to block the gallery with sandbags and to charge a chambor rapid- ly. The Germans could be heard return- ing in large numbers placing explosive substances in the sap, but the priming on our side was already finished and we had someter evacuated the gallery, set a light to our

Lemperature roine, and surprised the German Bumidity engineers at work. Their chamber ex- Wind Direction ploded at the same time as ours. The

Foros workers and soldiers at the "listening"

Westher tasks post could be seen hurled into the air,

Kaju

A WAR AGAINST WAR, AMERICAN SYMPATHY WITH THE ALLIES.

Ta a patriotic address delivered- Toronto Sir George. Fester said that Canadians no longer used the protioun "they" in referring to the people of the Motherland, but emphasized the pronoun "our" in all references to the war. He dded that when Great Britain and her Allies won this war there would be n power for peace in the world that had bever existed before, and that would go far towards solving universal problems of international relationships.

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SWO VALUABLE LESSONS.

Two valuable lessons have erefore been learnt from these operations. The first is that the German front can be pierced. There were moments, both in Champagne and at Neuve Chapelle, when the way was open, when nothing more formidable than the weak resistance of sorely-tried troops faced the attackers and it does not follow, because the hole closed before advantage could be taken of it, that this will be the case every time. The consciousness of the power to get

through has been of the utmost value to the moral of the Allied forces.

CINW

RUSSIAN NAVAL POWER. "SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS IN THE BALTIC.

A review of events in the Baltic sinos the beginning of the Wir was semi- officially published in Petrograd last month. It says:

During the first month of the war the

This

The second lesson learnt is that a serious German Fleet confined its activity exeu- attack on uno point has an effect on the -sively to reconnoitring our fleet. enginy's plans and fighting power at every gave us time to put the occupied distri other point. The British attack at Neave into a state of defence and to advance Chapelle mine the enemy's chance of the line of defence. a big success at St. attacks at Perthes helped

Const.

the French the

British

Subsequently certain sections of eur both these fort began operations near the premy's On September 6th considerable naval forces of the enemy made their Grst appearance in the North Baltio, where they destroyed Skare and Bogher, while German light cruisers, entering the Gulf of Bothnia, destroyed the steamer

leaborgs

have assisted the Bussigns to withstand the German offensive in the Eastern theatre. It is just the principle of mutual support, as necessary between armies as between con- patrics, and no less necessary between the Army of a country and those who are working at home to enable that Army to live and fight-And-mutual support entails-buutual. sacrifice; this should be borne in mind when the casualty lists appear, and the question "Was it worth it?" is whispered around,

SHELLED THEIR OWN BOATS.

The German squadron, having Train that our forces had left barbour, mado night attack on its own torpedo-boats, which it bombarded, mistaking them for Russian vessels, and damaging eight of

them.

Bofore we leave the subject let us look at some of the Froosh troops which have beca through the whole of the fighting. On March 24 General Jollie inspected the infantry of several divisions which were enjoying a well-curned rest of a few days after their At the beginning of Beptember the Ger- efforts. It was, I think, the biggest inspection min Fleet began to make demonstrations has held and he permitted the officers near the southern littoral. On the 24th Serbian, and Japanese Armies to accompany with a squadron which included trans attached from the Russian, British, Belgian, the Germans approached Abndau (1) hit. The troops were drawn up in brigades or ports. divisions in the neighbourhood of their billot In view, however, of the aivity of ing areas. In some cases the General passed our fleet in the Southern Baltic the along the front of the battalions, nudi gave decorations, in others this was followed by a ed his chief efforts on arresting our acti- enery modified his plan and concentrat march past, which gave one an excelfont opportunity of judging the strength of the vity by means of submarinos, units and appearance of the troops, and of bearing doinils of the part played by the different regiments in the month's fighting. Thus the first brigade inspected included the regiment that had captured three lines of trenches on fill 196, one of the most suécessful pieces of work done................

SUBMARINE FAILURE,

In two months there were nineteen submarine attacks, in which in nine cases the torpedoes fired failed to reseh their mark. In nine other cases the sub- marines-were unable to fire any torpo- dots, and in only one attack did the In another there was a little group of five enemy achieve any result Moreover, his men guarding the regimental colour Beir submarines suffered considerably. One company was on parade, seasoned troops, was destroyed by the fire of the articured nearly tip to fall strength, obviously ready

A BAND MARCH PAST.

to begin another period of attacks and cruiser Bayan, while another of a new counter-attacks but the five an are all 3 was put to flight by the torpedo- that remain of the 200 who former that com bout Letuleku. A th ́d was sunk on In the afternoon the October 11th by striking one of our pany a month ago. 4

formations were larger; first can brigades mines, which probably have also destroy- together, then a brigade which had been ed two other steamers. relieved frota holding the trunghe - The night before; but they had imaged out their

Highest open air Tem paraluxe un úth pie 75 Lowest open air Temperature on 6th....... 70-

Sir George who recently visited the United States, auid that seven-eighths of f the American people were strongly in favour of the British Empire and its Satar, Allies. At a meeting in Boston, at which

he was the only person present who was dan. not a neutral, a man in the audience sout

hin a 50-dollar bill (£10) with the Men. stipulation that it should be spent on shells made either in Canady or in Eng- 26 land and used odly against the Germans.

The Wertern University of London, Ontario, will equip in full hospital unit for service oversed with the Canadian troops, thus following 'the example of other Canadian duiversities," pret

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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 7th to.33th May,

HIGH WATER

LOW WATER.

H'kong. Mean

H'kong

Mean

Time

b. m

ft, in

7 3 6 0 4. 4m 9.9

R 38 & 5 0: 8m 6.194 7

It is

4 4 11 15 16 1239 5:10 5 0 11 58 al 1 8 9.641 5 1 mm 02 3. 3

626 a 5 7.45 5 0 35

21 7.-25 в 5 5 1.152, 6. 11775-18

10 m

B. 175 1 ..::1 58 21 127 80 6238

9.74 8. -238 1 138.1366 m2 621

9. a 4 by 3:1701

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RUSSIANS ON THE ATTACK, A

Following upon this check to the sub-

as those that had been testing for some days,, marine operations of the eveny, the The last body of troopsto be inspectel was Russiane developed intense activity along a complete division, with its two brigades of the enemy's ecast. Details of these. Fintatry (each compris two that operations on the enemy's 1 r1 can- tulion regiments), its nine batteries of enot, however, yet be published, bet never- artillery, a regiment of valey, and i thelega

it CAD be said that the puties of engineers.

emy has suffered heavy loss in fight-- The pace at which the mare past was ng units, and has been seriously imped carried out was verdarkables It was ver

arable, ground, seems in freshly ploughed in his operations along bis own coasts Bonetimes under seeds, and one knew, wie by the loss of a number of transports the "going" was like fram having walked with munitions along the front of euch battalion. Yet they

went by n well over three is an hour NEW SHE ADDED. without effort, without struggling, with the The Russian coast places gained addi- outer flanks well up; and the maintenue of tional strength from the presence of the the pace was shown by the rapidity with Russian Fleet, which, moreover, has ac- which the mass of bayonets passed crest dit quired fighting Expericuce, while the crest, as they moved brick to their bills That itself has been reinforced by the round a little village six months ago, a addition of modern fighting units.

Wiw German General vas entrad

Cathe Another point that character writteran,

one was

on the fees of the uk and l Tanatul army on expects to ricet as many different tries nemesis ine strent at peace-time

; yet, amuigile 2,000 or 3,000 faces that que passed within a few yards of These were extrudinmitt did not show resolution and self-mastery Wrether, this is due to what the neem-thongli

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The PMstr Manchuria strived at San Francisco un 3rd instant.

The str. Korea sailed from Yokohama on

or to the fist that spicits ridden in the 5th, inst, Manila, for Hongkong, The Army, zone. I do not keys, but iis impos-mails have been transferred, the str. sible, after seeing thes to feel that war Nerd of the Messagerie Maritimes Com is an unmixed en forain that sepepty pany, which is scheduled to artim, as it as the French lavó ílóné,”

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