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OUR LONDON LETTER.

[TROM OUR OWN. CORRESPONDENT}]

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, IVIN.

the

WAR NEWS.

DISTRESS IN MUNICH.

Indicative of the distress existing among the working classes of Munich is the fact that over 3,000 women applied

ductors, when only 200 were required. personally for positions ne tramway con- Besides these several hundreds sent writ- ten applications. Reuter.

FOUR TIMES DEAD.

HE REALLY IS ALIVE.

have the right of protest if arms and curse and a nuisance. Many a man with loga are not whistling about sufficiently a justifiable thirst, has adjourned to some deft-handed Hebes fast to be exciting. The fact is that shady dell where

The dispense their various vintages, but has appearances are often dooiving. British Army is engaged in warfare in been waylaid by several other equally

friends-with LONDON, September 29th. TIMES CHANGE," ETC.

Beveral parts of Africa, several parts of temperately-minded To the outside observer the situation Western Asia, in Gallipoli, in Serbia, in result that it has been "drinks cound," They have and the original arid interior of each in England at this moment cannot be France and in Flanders. altogether without a touch of humour.waited, against their grain, for long has been transformed into a none too It is only a short year or two since we weary months in the West, and now that comfortable marsh under the abnormal wero enquiring with apparent agony the signal has been given they have given rain. So very likely there will be no over the Budgets of the much-condemned fresh proof of their mottle. I venture great harm done when each man pays IER WHO BEGINS TO DOUBT WHETHER Mr. David Lloyd George: to-day we are to predict that from now on things will for his owa liquor and makes the de- positively patting Mr. Mekonna on the be singularly interesting for the goose-mand moderate. He will probably be be, and my one fear now is that I me step performers who follow the Kaiser. moved to that resolve from the additional be court-martialled for being alive in back when he puts twice the burden on

trary. First of all, the comrades who us! Indeed, we are plainly intimating England's volunteer army of over three reflection that every time he visits his defiance of official information to the con to him that while there is any jingling million men-whore we only contemplated tobacconist that distributor of weeds will were with me in the fighting at the Salt using at most a quarter of a million-ischarge another twopence on every pur-Lake on August 10th took back the news If that I had been one of the first to go of coin left within our pockets he can

He, on his part, regarded on the Continent as something chase that was formerly fivepence,

is any virtue in the theory that down. Then the War Office took up the come back for more.

of a miracle. All our Allies who have we can be legislated into abstinence ranning, and twice within three wecka promptly gives the assuranGS

seen our men in action are delighted from liquid and smoky indulgence, now my wife was advised by telegraph of my I had been killed in two different actions, may return very soon.

itself. with their dash, and dogged determinais the chance for that virtue to show death. It didn't matter in the least that For a day or two I had a rest in my officially-dug grave, and then I was resur rected, only to be put in again, having diet of wounds gutained in another. action.

that he Meanwhile the

halo of universal oulogy almost plays about the head of Lloyd-George. It must he admitted that the cause of the in- crease is different. There is no chanca

!

PRUSSIAN INTRIGUE.

cheery good tion, combined with EL humour that naught can disturb. Hats off to Tommy Atkins! Those of him who to-day of accusing the Chancellor of seek are still in training here in England are

simply yearning to be "up and ut 'em ing to squander money on Socialistic experiments. We have passed from those ephemeral problems to the bigger quca- tions of fundamental right and wrong, of national existence and the duty of repelling a crime-tainted horde com- manded by a blood-guilty monarch moved by the mania of egotism and imperial Just for power. So there is no criticism at all, and the Socialist and the Conser, vatives are found in the same lobby. voting supplies.

THE DESSEY.

there

THE ZEPPELIN RAID..

"I am still alive, I have no right to

BERLIN'S WANING BELIEF IN FINAL VICTORY,

(A ·TRÁVELDLE'S STORY,

The New York Herold (Paris edition says-We have received the following information from a traveller very well posted in German affairs, who has just returned from Berlin:

Do yourself A Good Curn

Yen.do yourself the best of all possible good turns by getting rid at once of the trouble which many be robbing your Ufs of health and happiness, 16 is sunsing how many people go on anffering day after day from all sorts of onmplaints when a little sf benevolence might quickly giro thema inating evlies. To suffer from ladigestion, liver troubina, head- aches, coustigation, and a train of similar disorders, when

By Caking

Bescham's Pille a speedy and permanent cure mar de stfented in auraty the hocht of falls. If you have last suur apposite or tin power to from billonsneri, Rasimliste food had become defective; if you flatulence or other derangements of the digestive DIEREN JOD will do yourself real good farn if you take

Beecham's Pills

Sold everywhere in bozes, price ŷid (36 päls) l/1{d (56 pills) & 2/9 (168 pllls).

EATHER REPORT,

On the hit 10.49 1.6. No returns from Indo-Cline.

Pressure has decreased slightly over North him not it created considerably over Japan; mederate ineressos are general cloowhere.

The anti-cyclone bas moved eastwarde and is ow central over the Koies; the vyphoon has filed up.

Strong monsoon will prevail over the north

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours endeg at part of the China Sea.

10 x.m. to-day, C.20 inchis,

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows:

DISTRICT

FORECAST (N.E.winds, fresh nongkong & Neighbourhood to strong; fair

Lio cloody.

Permosa ('brunei

¡NE. gale, mo

derating.

Bonth cons of Chins between The same as Benghong and Lamooks. { No. 1. Sonta cotal of China betweenƒThe maris sa

Henglong and Hainan...

CHINA COAST

No. 1.

$163.4

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr 4. H. Aitken Mr J. B. A bort Mr Ger. E. Anderson Mr & Mrs F. X. I

Almada e Castro Miend Almada Castro Master d Almada e

Castra

Mr J. B. Albert Mr & Mrs T. Baker

and chi'd

Mr J.. Baring Mr E. W. Backhau Mr &c. T. Jackor

and child

Mr B. Mariny I sin Mr W T. Beards'ey Mr R. E. Bellice Mra E. R. Belilier Mr&Mrs E. Fernham

and child

Mrs J. F. Broomsteld Mr B. 1 rodsky Mr J P. Browse Mr Boobor

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Mr W. H. Bartt Mr G, G. Carey Mr F. A. Cat on Mr E. D. Javin

MENEOBOLOGICAL Mad. Ce le

REGISTER.

The remarkable account published in the form of an interview with the Ger-

"In spite of all I am still alive and was commander of the Zeppelin that recently raided London confirms the declaration of the Home Becreary that now in hospital, but yim will easily wider the ideal condition for a city expecting stand that it makes me a bit uncertain of The Prussian is a persistent intriguer, air raids is to have an everness of effect myself to have all the official documents news. The German says he could see when I wake up 1. instinctively put out but he is a clumsy rascal all the time. rather than an effect of extreme dark-proving my four death, and every morn

my hand to feel if I am still alive.t

Royal Welsh Events in America have proyed it over London by the glow many miles away and over again. In China I doubt not and the Thames is a constant guide. He Sergeant Tom Jones.

added that he did not bother about the Fusiliers. they have be equally flat-footed and lighted spots-what he wanted were the ponderous, but their wiles ning not have dark patches. His theory was that what It is not too satisfying to the darkest. been detected with the same facility. We wanted to hide most would he made owing to the smaller degree of infornathose careful folk who have been shroud- tion among the people as to the meaning ing their abodes in Cimmerian. shade. under the belief that that would render -But as a of events. But their latest attempt to them immune from attack. capture Irish opinion has had a boom-matter of fact the aerial raiders were none too sure of their locality. I was But it is a scorching Budget for all rang effect. They spared no expense in the thick of the hurly-burly, and

It is absurd to say that the country is at the end of her resources. They know that, and it "gets as both going and They did it in style and with that fine several of the places he says he hit were gets. When he comes again, as I amp- coming," as the saying is. Perhaps the disregard for honesty which they have fully a mile away from his nearest tar- thing that gety it through so easily is elevated to a sort of dirty science and nose he will, he will find us ready to how to put themselves on ratioas, but Never shall it there is one thing that cannot be denied. ... They have had enough of it. They that it gives overy class a taste of ther which they have an undisguised greet him right lustily.

But all longer believe at all in their final turn heartiness for heartiness.

victory. It is all very well their news- claims thai will make cenony a nexus-pride. They simply went to work and be said that Gog and Magog cannot re- Bity and will break down some of the had thousands of envelopes printed with the same it is a pity that a warrior, even class barriers that now exist. It cannot the names of reputable firms up and down Hunnish warrior with fiendish missions papers indulging in flourishes of tran slay defenceless civilians, should pets and their organizations stirring up enthusiasm and feting German victories. the country. These they stuffed with to

slobber Bg this one does in crocodile grief The Germans are no longer eu cocksure be said with much justice by either

At first the thing for the butchered babes. Lurgid trash.”

as they were. For instance, their third aristocrat, plutocrat or plebian that the

iso-

They Joan has been a complete fiasco. treated

joke, other fellow is coping without pay-

wag was Along our traffic routes To-day there may say what they like. The subscrip

The paper mark ing his just dues. In the blond-toll oflated firms thinking some

speeding motor buses driven and tions were fictitiong the trenches and the crehull of the home taking a "rise" out of them by comman-onducted by men who have, served a goes through several house, but it is At the present time the subjects... uf life, all classes are contributing to Engdering a few envelopes from their office, whole year somewhere in France." They only one mark after all.

but when the widespread nature of the signed on for a year and now are back land's mighty share in this world was distribution, and the number of the firms again on the familiar routes. They have William II. are still elinging to the idea! great tales to tell, if the time permitted of an honourable peace, but it won't be Perhaps if the manual workers were not concerned, became known, it was clear that them to tell them. If the old time leisure-long before they are clamouring for peace. Vladrosios 7,

Nemuro making such good money nowadays there

The great subject of astonishment is the Hakodate another German conspiracy was afootliness of the London busmen. were per- and nothing else. would be more outery over the taxes on

to rouse Ireland to rebellion. In a sense missible in these motor-driven days, many

a stirring story of regiments rushed to resistance of the Russiaus: for the last fokip tea, sugar, coffee and coron, but the fact it did rouse Ireland. To-day Ireland in the Bring line could be told by these four months they have been told that Kec. Many of Russia is done for, that the German Nagasaki .............. drivers home from the front. is that there is more money going into fighting mad-for these clownish praterstone have been discharged after being armies will block bey, and the ning & Di back street at this time than I can

of the "freedom of the seas" were actual seriously wounded Others have come million men on the French, but they have ever remember, and incidentally I may

ly trying to decrive a mightly intelligent to refresh their souls with a change in not got so many millions

land of comparative prace for a while, about like that. add that the restrictions lately imposed nation who had seen with their own tent that they have done their bit A soldier goes from one front to Bonin Ta and also contemplated-on the sale of eyes, upon their own shores, the hideous for a year and willing to let some others another, but he is only one soldier after Chef

Weihaiwe drink will probably result in the vast harvest of German kultur, in the shape take their place abroad for a while. One all. They have not yet been able to carry majority of working class familles being of the slaughtered innocents from the never knowe nowadays if the conductor out the famous offensive against the Hankow...

moves a shade slowly whether that man Serbians that they had promised the lobang better off then they used to be, even | Lusitania, It is not nice to be taken we are disposed to berate is not the Turks. They have not even been able to Kisklang before such taxes were imposed on the for a German spy in any part of these hero of some critical moment of Mons or help the Austrians contending with the Changtha Soissons and is even now suffering from Italian troops. The Bulgarian expedient Shanghai necessary items of the breakfast table islands to-day--but if I were of that a bullet wound in the leg or some such will have the sole result of bringing new

One has to be careful, or ww Why, I heard of a working man in soiled unholy persuasion I would expect more injury.

enemies into the field against them. They Sharp Peak...

w corduroys in the East End going to than an Iron Cross from the "Of All War who are still at home can easily find know that in Germany and you may be mo Jamrach's animal shop a week or two ago Lords, the Highest" before I undertow ourselves abusing men who have proved sure they will know all about the recent SWALOW asian

not successes of the Allies in Artois and Taibok theniselves of the stuff that could

Taloka hold back when the hugle, blew Fall Champagne, too. fin!"

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"THE NEW FRANCE."

can be taxed and yet there be a surplus! in our hands for charity. In spite of

THE OUTLOOK FOR GERMANY.

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and calmly paying over nine golden sovereigns for a talking parrot-" a

NO. TREATING " AT THE BAR: blinkin' good talker I want, mister," said

After today, if you call upon me on he-without turning the proverbial hair. On the other hand, the men with £5,000 your visit to London, please bear in tuind

Wuchew that I can't stand you a drink-or you,the outlay. on the war and the enforced | LECTURE BY M. PAUL SABATIER, Macso a year will part with nearly a thousand likewise myself, and the publican, and economy under which we are all living.

The reawakening in France of all the Hoihow ........................... pounds of it in income tax and super- the assistant behind the bar, will be fined every few weeks a fresh street collection old ardour, of patriotism, and love of Pathol... tax, and will also pay on all the added

is made for some one of our Allies, and to an extent that will make our little the nimble, pennies mount until every country and the new spirit of faith and Paulien ......... expenses of his household, as well og on

eaurtesy look like extravagance. One un citizen is decorated with a flag or other high endeavour were the subject-matter Tuaraze... his motor car running expenses. If he is suspecting and hospitable son of man did emblem. Serbia was the latest recipient of a lecture (the first of a series) Capo St. James

at the Bedford a manufacturer, he will have his add-that in a northern area the other day, of the rewards of the activity of ten delivered by M. Paul Sabatier last month Aparri ........

thousand London ladica, who lit the on The New France tional war profits of the war time also and no sooner had ho tilted the convivial streets with colour, for many wore the College for Women.

M. Sabatier said that in France they levied upon. It is the professional man

kans. I have no doubt, they collected felt that they were entering a house in say, the architect or the accountant who born in token of hospitable intent than dresses beloved of the women of the Bal

a constable tapped him on the shoulder with fine effect. And meanwhile the which a new civilization was coming to is being pinched all the time. The war it elf pretty nearly settled many such, and away he and all the others were normal charities are being maintained the birth, and the mystery and grandeur Surigao.......

Ia Shakespeare to describe what passed in even more than their, anal income. while at every new imposition of taxation haled to the police court. They left £14,I hear than some of them are receiving of it hushed their voices. It would need living becomes increasingly hard for mong them, in the hands of the Court think this is worthy of note, since dur the conscience of the French people at him. The upper classes and the lower as the price of two little heers! That ing the last twelve months there has been the end of July and during the first days contributed in the islands voluntarily of August last year. There were in oach classes may be contributing most in blood comes expensive, especially in these hard no less a sum than twenty-five millions French heart deaths of joy and of sorrow which poetry or music might one day

could sound, but which words and fighting fores, but the professional times. You can't even stand your wife sterling for special charities.

penetrate. middle class 'iɛ certainly feeling the presa drink, unless she will be content with

When the spectre of war appeared on But if you A traveller now visiting the Swiss sure of life more than any of the others, something non-alcoholic. The outery against the abolition of the order with it two pennyworth of biscuits towns near the German frontier has been the horizon there was a cataclysm in the

with representative Germans he has met peace was a religion. The mobilization Fahrenheit. halfpenny postage has probably surand call it a meal, apparently sho can giving the result of his conversations mind of the French people, for whom prised Mr. McKenna. Maybe he never tipple at your expense. For the drink there. He asked a German business man of the French conscience preceded the French realised, from his lofty pligie of detach- is to be allowed at a bond-fide meal and from the Rhine, district how the German mobilization of the French Armies, and midity of six saturated with molatore being Fu.

business men viewed the situation. The was even more spontaneous.

i Badly. You see, many idealists passed through a moment of

L STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, o detached ment, the part played by the nimble it has yet to be inde perfectly clear man replied,

gaming, o ayerast, passing showers, w postcard in our modern life. To scores what a hung-file weal is. Altogether, we of the German houses and commercial agony, in which all the fights that hind

inters which were so quickly estah-shone before on their path wore extinguish.load, d drizzling rain, f. fog, g gloomy, h hai,)

r cain, kanow, t thandez, ▼ visibility, w dow (wol) of trades besides the firng printing and are trying to balance things rather finely,ished in Russia and Italy and Switzer-ed, and all the horrors in which they had

7 Bars in inahes, & tauths and hundredths, selling picture postcards the doubling of First, the tax on beer sent the public off land and the Far East were to a large refused to believe turned in a moment But the Frencli ideal had not disap- the postcard rate will fall as the last to cheap spirits. The Chancellor was extent institutions and instruments of into urgent realities,

militarism. Commercially it was

It was rather the French idea straw of hardship, Therefore, it may urged to get more cut of the liquor trade, to justify them, and some of them were peared. well be that ere this is read by you the but though he looked longingly in that run at a loss. But those in high political of Germany, of Germs intellectual

circle urged that the flag should be worth, that collapsed overnight.

France as one in her devotion to the decision will have been taken to retain direction, he was compelled to conclude kept flying. They promised that the war the halfpenny postage, and the million that the goose that laid the golden excise indemnity would settle everything, and ideal of patriotic sacrifice and of victory, sterling the change was estimated to eggs could not be driven any further that the great outburst of German trade but she was no more militarist then before following a successful war would make the war. He quoted the words of a nea- produce will have been looked for else without danger of killing her and spoil up for the losses of the past. So business sant whom he met in the Cevennes "What The persuasion ing the supply of erge altogether. But men banked on the assurance of a quick is the good of knowing what happens; he slaps a tax on sugar, which affects and overwhelming victory. That victory our duty is so clear!

most of all. has not come. The Government cannot that sacrifice and suffering were inevit- What on earth is the British Army teetotallers and children

honour its promissory notes. So the out-able and necessary and that news might "Do you think they will only bring the certainty of more sacrifice doing? We know what the Navy has They are trying to put the half-Nelson look is bad."

was on August 5th tidings esme that England Temperature

Humidity....... done, but what has happens ou the on the drinkers also by cutting down the go into the winter campaign with

the reply. "Not with good heart had joined France in the war,

"Never," said M. Sabatier, "have I Wind Direction

FOTOS questions the restless pessimists have been he may sprinkle the malted rain on the but with teeth clenched. For the use of rattling about-and they have been dusty highway of their parched anate-their trenches in Russia and the Weteen joy so intense, There were no shouts

they have ordered hundreds of thousands nor processions, but simply, in the words Weather

we breathed again and of stores here in Switzerland. All the of an old man, echoed by that restless nation on the mies. These are hard days, my masters.

Of course nobody is moved really to women in Gerraany are busy making found a new reason for life. I doubt other side of the Atlantic who seem to

winter clothing for the soldiers. So I whether when peace is signed: even if it regard the war as come sort of show putahed bitter tears over the stoppage of think they intend seeing the winter can be the peace we desire, joy will be eb fuli

and go deep." on for their edification, on which they, treating. It has long been detected as a paign well through."

where,

THE RESTLESSNESS OF THE PESSIMISTS.

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Mr G. V. R, Linch

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Mr H. H. Taylor Mrs O. Leeuwissen Air & Bre P. W.

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