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THE HONGKONG DAILY FRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTIMBER 2011, 1016.

FORTHCOMING EVENTS.

TO-DAY

12,30 p.m. Luzoft Sugar Refining Co., Ltd, General Meeting at the Office of the Liquidator, New Government Building,

WTOMORROW 1a.m.-Auction of 198 Cases Wines and Provisions at Sales Rooms, by Mr. Geo. P. Lammert.

Saturday, 23rd Sept.–

3.30 p.m.-Hongkong Lawn Bowle League Championship Match on Police Groom Happy Valley,

ing of Shareholders.

Saturday, 30th Sept.

11 am-Hongkong Club, Thirtieth and Fingi Hait Yearly Drawing of 113 Deben-

tures;

Ltd Meeting of Shareholders.

NO APPETITE THIS WEATHER? Then you need the aid of

DECISIVE VICTORY THE PRICE OF PEACE.

those who would have helit them from us, AN ENEMY THAT APPLAUDS (Applause)

IMPERIALISM.

ATROCITY

AND WE MUST SHOOT IT THE WILD BEAST IS AT LARGE

WAR NEWS.

MUNITIONS OUTPUT IN FRANCEN

The output of the amament factories of France, in relation to that of 1914, is greater; 75 mm, quickuring gune, 27 times greater rifles, 300 times greater. The now as follows:-Machine-guns, 188 times

daily shell output has increased 28 times," and that of powder 16-Wireless Press.

RUHLEBEN REST AND LIFE.

FILMING THE PUSH.

an pers

THE CONTRAST BETWEEN BRITISH It is not a figure of speech," con tinued Mr. Hughes," when we say that AND GERMAN IMPERIALISM.

liberty involved in this struggle. It MR. HUGHES ROUSING SPEECH TO him, cold statement of fact. I told

AND MR. BONAR LAW AUSTRALIANS the people of South Africa that they were STIRLING SPEECHES BY MR. ASQUITH

called upon to choose not whether they The Rt. Hon. W. M. Hughes, Prime would fight for Imperialism or against it,

There was great mecting as the Queen's Minister of Australia, received but between two Imperialisms that of remarkably warm welcome on his Britain or that of Germany. The ideals Hall to mark the opening of the third. return

to the Commonwealth. At of Germany rest on force, and manifest year of the war. Roy Scouts and Red a big demonstration in the Town themselves through force. They have em Cross nurses moved among the thrông Hall Sydney, the Lord Mayor de blazoned force upon their hanners and selling programmes, and for a full bona: scribed him as not only the most colossalaried it into the forefront of battle. before the speech-making began the band Of all the misnomers this war has re- personality that the public life of Austra The Imperialists of Germany crushes out of the Grenador Guards, picturesquely vouled, there is none more tragically In I has produced, but one of the greatest every national gapiration Ach the grouped under a festoon of the Allied appropriate than the name of that Gor 3.45 pm-Fourth Gymkhana Meeting at men in the British Empire. (Applause.) people of Alsace-Lorraine to give their flags, played inspiring, music, They be man camp, a very home of horrors, where the Race Course, Happy Valley, AL Australians were justly proad of the 40 years experience of German Imperialgon with a patriotic march, For the British civilians are interned under con transcendent ability of their Prime Minis-is. Ask the people throughout the world Front, into which were introduced the ditions which Mr. Gerard, the American Monday, 25th Sept.:-

and as intolerable. Ruhlsbon, as this dread 4.30 p.m.Hongkong St. Andrew's Society, ter, and proud of his indomitable courwho have borne German rule what Ger Allies National Antheros they playel Ambassador in Berlin, has just denounced.

Annual General Meeting, in the City Hall, age and undoubted patriotism. (Ap men imperialisin means Look how they Tschaikovsky, Edward Germiu,

plause.) He had come back from an his make war The British officer says to his Elgar, and finished up with a swing-tul prison is called, seems likely to live Tuesday, 28th Sept

Noon-Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd, Meet- toric mission with great honours thick men, Come un; the German officer says, ing bit of sea music composed by the in history with the Black Hole of Onl upon him. Like the prophet of ald, with Co, or I will shoot you. (Applause) bandmastor (Lieutenant A Williams) ontta, but is compounded of two German fre upon his lips, he had stirred the Bri. The Imperialism of Britain rests upon and dedicated to Admiral Jellicoe words, Rube and Labon, signifying re- This was fitting introduction to the spectively rest and life, The German for tish people to the heart's enro in a man freedom; it emblazons right upon its ban ner for which there was no parallel inners. It gives to everyone a common lib-appearance of Mr Asquith, Lord Derby Paradise would not be a more ludicrous

erty Take the crise of South Africa. our time. (Applause.) Fifteen cars ago we were locked with the chairman), and Mr. Bonar La misdescription.

ally boarty welcome was given to M. Pain- In the course of his acknowledgment, the Dutch al South Africa in a bloody who were cheered vociferously. A speci- 11.30 am-Hongkong Steel Foundry Co, Mr. Hughes said: At this juncture we struggle. To-day these our quondam levé, the brilliant Frenchman who now of this Empire ure indeed one united enemies-enjoy the full privileges that

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To get these pictures required a strong people. I have addressed audiences even we in Australia, and those in Great Brills the role in Paris of " Minister of greater than this in South Africa, in Britain, enjoy There is no distinction be: George Foster, the Canadian Minister of tain, and Canada, and but for the mere tween the Dutob and the English-all Trade and Commerce, and the Hon. W. nerve and not a little canning. The les acident of location they are as your beneath the Lag have the same opportuni- p. Schreiner were also heartily welcomed. sons of the past had been learned The Mr. Asquith-first called attention to camera was no longer exposed to enemy The tripod fixed in the trenches, selves. (Applause.) There must be, and ties for developing their national aspira there is, something which accounts for tions. It leaves each of the self-governing the manner in which the British race has dominions full liberty. It sets, no limits the unbroken unity of the Allies (cheers) the next thing was so to place the camera rison animously for no other word to one power. There is nothing that we France, Russia, Italy and ourselves. describes it to this great crisis It want to do in Australia that we cannot They must individually regard some of that the lens had a clear view. In one în- faces us one man, it is moved by one do. If we liked, we could sever the the problems if not from very divergent stance this was done by putting two ex- sentiment. Come what may, it is resolved threads that hold us to the Empire. But angles, at least in a different perspectra sandbags on the parapet, with tho tó prest on to the one goal. (Applause) what holds us? Not price; not law. The tire. But nothing has been inore remark lens of the camera pointing through the And as I have passed through this great instinct of the race centuries of common able during the last year than the success opening between the bags, a sack being take. On another occasion wire was Empire I have, as it were, be able traditions, comtnofi ideals, and coinmon with which the Allies have developed and suspended over camera and sandbags so Britain and Canada and South Africa plan, (Cheers.) That has been due, per- to understand, as I never did before, purposes Wo stand side by side with pursued a common policy and a united as to cover any movements during the what this thing is Not the bonds of and New Zealand, because we, in things haps, to soup extent to the simplification stretched over the camera, and on the law, not force, not those slender constita of fundamental importance, think and in our machinery, but I think it has top a sack was placed la both instances Of all chemists, 60 cents the phial, or tional ties which bind us one to the feel alike. Our safety is irrevocably been still more largely due to the direct German snipers saw the movement in the post free from Dr. Williams' Medicine other, and eaca to the mother country bound up with theirs. Some of us boast and habitual personal intercourse be British french and opened fire. Unable Co., 98, Szechuen Road, Shanghai.

not these are responsible for the ringing of what Australia has done and we may tween the statesmen and the soldiers of response troughout the Empire to the legitimately boast of it. Birt let us not the Allied Powers. (Cheers.) For all call of Empire. A common danger has deceive ourselves. We stand here to-day the purposes of the war there is complete threatened us The spirit of our race has a Free men and women because we are called us, and it has not called in vain. part and parcel of the British Empire concert between us (applause) and you YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF. We are the children of the one mother, We stand or fall together. (Applause) could not have a better practical illustra If you know any one who suffers, if you and in our hearts are the same ideals; But for that great navy under whose out tion of that undoubted fact than the con- we are pressing on to the same goal stretched wings we have been sheltered current ffensivo, which is being now for two years this great city would have pushed ith such vigour and success on suffer yourself in the relentless grip of rheumatism, if your joints are stiff or THE COMMON IDEAL.

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to hit the spot, the Huns brought up a machine-gun, and just as they were about to riddle the camera, the mine went up. and with it machine gun, Huns, and scores of bombs, which exploded in the ait. But the operator got his picture.

"This is not the time for faint-hearted- Dess, for petty criticisms--{"" hear, car for the rather contemptible pasting of scapegoat-hunting; certainly not for even the semblance of divided: counsels or a broken or wavering front (Cheers.) (Cheers.) All that our cause needs is concentration and purpose.

"Here in Australia we have our ideals. We press on to our destiny. In Africa and Canada the same. We have each of us a great heritage and a great destiny But apart from the destiny that is ours, ur separate individual nationslitics in tais great-Empire partnership, there is

Mr. Gladstore in 1870 had said: Bometo ng which we all have in combo

The greatest triumph of our timo It is the foundation stone upon which WAY TO VICTORY our heritage rests. Dur ideals are in One more word, and I have set out Then followed a glowing tribute to Lord would be the enthronement of the idea, essence use same. We all love liberty. We all I propose to say. This last few weeks Kitchener It was Lord Kitchener, more of public right as the governing idea of all hate militarism and despotism. We the tude of victory has rolled our way, than any other man in this Empire, ab European politics By the victory of 4woke belated to the danger in which wo For two years the heavens for us were called tuia marvellous force into being the Allies the enthronement of public stand, and although every thinking pan darkened with black clouds through welded it into a compact and discip right in Europe would pass from the Hales as he looks into the pit into which which we could not see the faintest sign lived mass, and imbued it with his own domain of ideals into achieved realities. we so nearly fell, all are determined, come of victory; but to day there is u promise spirit, of unboasting but unconquerable (Cheers.) The public right! I will what may, that this liberty will not pass of the dawn of a new day. Let no man confidence. In losing him we sustain tell you what I understand it to meal from us while there is one man left cap think for a moment that Germany is to ed a greater blow than any that the Ger- An equal level of opportunity and of able of bearing arms to preserve it. (Probe hurled back without a deadily price mans have inflicted or will inflict upon independener as between small States. being paid. She is a great nation. Her us, and it is a consolation to those and great States-(chcera)-Ra between longed applause)

often think that men in this shelter valour, her tenacity of purpose, make myself, who mourn and miss him, to know the weak and the strong-(cheers)-safe led land, safely nestled nder the broad ber believe that she is the greatest nation that he lived to see his handiwork all but guards resting upon the common will of in the world, and that her destiny is to completed. Those new armies, which Europe, and I hope, not of Europe wing of the British navy, are too pron rule over all others. Her perfect organi during to last month have won for them alone, against aggression, bad faith; to forget the awful struggle now raging sation makes her a foe the life of which elves, officers and men alike, immortal gainst wanton recourse in case of dis we have never known, I say to every honour in the blood-stained villages of pute to the use of force and the disturb Here all is peaceful and calm. I have

en France, and for 220 miles passed man and women, Be not deceived the Picardy are the best memorial to Lordance of peace and Anally, as the result along the battle front. That smiling way to victory is long and difcan use

of it all, a great partnership of nations, land, for which hundreds of thousands of is no alternative hit victory (Applause) Mr. Asquith then turned, with a smile, confederated together in the joint pur to the Navy. Since their "glorious Vicant of a freer and a fuller life to Frenchmen have died during the last two For us there is no half way house. years, is at once an arsenal, camp, and must press on, and ever on

tory(much laughter) on May 31st the countless millions who, by their efforts hospital. In the prosecution of the var;

German High Seas Fleet, or what reand by their sacrifices generation after in the and task of burying its dead, and Our part in this war is perfectly mained of it, had not ventured to emerge generation, maintain the progress and the not less gad task of fending its clear. No man can mistake it, unless he from its ports. They shrank, apparently enrich the inheritance of humanity." thegled ones, France is solely occupied wilfully shuts his eyes to plain facts. We from repeating their triumphant experi- (Cheers.)

are part and parcel to-day

AUSTRALIA'S PART

We

Kitchener

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THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY, helves. We fight not merely for material couple more of much victorics there would Mr. Bonar Law said there had been The whole forces of the civilised things, but for liberty, and without be nothing, or very litte left of the cruelties in other wars almost as great world," Mr. Hughes declared, are in liberty material things are sa drum. Our German Fleet He mentioned "cons the crueltics of the Germans in this volved in this great struggle: Some neu-duty is to do our part in this struggle s'onal losses from submarine activity con-war But in other wars the excuses had actions while in this war they had coma. tral nations still stund aloof but they as becomes free men (Cheers.) Dar ducted with a total disregard of all the come from below from men in heat of stand aloof at the'r peril. (Applause) business is to consider those men who laws and the usages of war.

deliberately by instruction from above, ENEMY ON DEFENSIVE. For the fate of the world bungs on this have gone out to do on our behalf,

to terrorise the civil population and And finally a word about the enemy, war. We are ghting to-day, not only who have died for us, who are dying for

*** And there is this further," sai Mr. for ourselves, not alone for the Allies, us every day. They die that we may live everywhere on the defensive. In nobela litate the triumph of their arms.⠀⠀⠀ but for the world. (Applause) The issues to be free. Are we to leave those who of the theatres of war does he attempt to at stake go to the root of our lives. What have died unavenged: Taces who live retain the initiative, and there are signs Bonar Law, speaking with restrained "Excesses m uther wars have is the future of democracy to be if the without help. (Cries of No, and loud which can hardly be deceptive of material passion. foundation on which it rests crumbles be cheering.) The part of Australia in this weakening and exhaustion, and been committed sometimes by barbarians, There is one feature which seems to but these excesses are all the more ap- neath it-What boots it to plan the top war 19 to press on, not relaxing its most story of a glorious edifce when the efforts; to continue along that path blazed indicate a sense of desperation-the re- palling because behind them is not only foundations are threatened by a deadly for us by those men who have immor crudescence of deliberate and calculated brutal force but all the resources of in peril, whic, unless we divert it, will talised the name of Australia on the harbarity. The Belgian eivil population vention, of science, and of intellect. bring the structure toppling about our peninsula of Gallipoli and covered them who refuse to work to maintain and They have all had the same purpose. This selves with fresh glory at Pozivres They improve the military position of their in- latest outrage, the murder of Captain Fears? Some men speak of this struggle have raised Australia upon a pedestal vaders and oppressors are being treated Fryatt, has made men and women here as if it did not concern them, as if and all the nations gather around andke slaves. The horrors of the recent de-at home of calm judgment sce red, if affected only those who have wealth, only say,This is indeed a nation of men portations of large numbers of civilians one may say so, and hunt for some mode a section of the community. They speak (Applause. They have set us a high Lille and other towns of Northern of immediate vengeance. (Cheers.) WEDNESDAY, 4th Oct., 1916. as if it did not matter whether Germany standard-1 hope we shall not disgrace France, the midnight raids upon private That outrage meats two things : It ruled or we did. To these men free got it. I hope we shall not abandon those dwellings, the wholesale abduction of means that they are counting, and not ernment means nothing; liberty nothing who have gone; forget those who have They do not value it because they in fallen, or those who have come back women and of girls, make a story which, without reason, upon this that the berited it; rcaping what others had cruelly mairned and scarred by wars when it comes to be fully written, will British people will never willingly com sown. When we look back through the cruel fangs. I hope and believe that blacken even the beshirched annals of mit any atrocities of that kind upon the history of our race we see that the wherever the light leads us every free the German Army. (Choers

victims in their hands. But they are struggle for liberty runs like a steel rod citizens of Australia will follow it, no" Nor can we forget the latest infamy counting on something else. They think through it. And this liberty that some matter what comes or goes. (Applause.) directed against ourselves the judicial that this example will prevent other value so lightly has been won after cen OUR PLAIN DUTY. murder of Captain Fryatt, which has British seamen from trying to save the turies of fierce struggle. Our Fathers Our plain duty is not to relax our stirred the indignation and outraged the Ives (cries of Never of those who have torn the liberties we enjoy from effort until decisive victory crowns the conscienco of the whole civilised world are in their ships. How little German nemies of the Allies (Applause,) We In concert with our Allies we are con- nature understands of human nature! must, when this war is over, have no more sidering what are the most appropriate (Cheers.) They will learn that that out wars, if by any means at all civilisation and effective methods of dealing with rage will stimulite to further effort. can prevent them War is a condem these atrocities (loud and prolonged (Renewed cheera) nation of civilisation and Christianity. cheers)-and their authors (renewed But we are free of bloodguilt.We have cheers) and a nation which condones and been summoned into this bloody arena by not only condones but applauds them. anation which for years gathered up all ("Hear, hear, and cheers) But remem her energies and perfected all her plans her, it is a condition of any action, to this foul end. We, a peaceful people, whether taken now or hereafter, that if have been rudely snatched from our it is to be really effective we must win avocations and sent tp de battle for our the war. (Cheers.)

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livca Common-sense. patriotism, And It is the united opinion of the Allied duty alike, point to us what we have to General Staffs that our prospects of vic do. Now we are in the arena we must tory have never been so bright. We have never emerge until we hare destroyed seen the brilliant Russian cases Germany, so that the stall never more (cheers) the complete failure of the Aus. Decisive victory is the only

Wherever the German troops have gone their steps have been marked by blood, and they have left behind them memories which cry aloud for victory and for vengeance. But there is nothing to be gained by talking of the atrocities

"The wild beast is at large. There is no good reason ng with it there is no god appealing to the civilised world about it; there is one thing only to be done, and we shall do it. That is Shoot it" (Cheers.)

Sir George Foster, Minister for Trado of the new edifice, the gateway of the new tirement in Armenia (Cheere) We have these last months of the war German era, the uries of, piece. Whatever the seen the check, and I hope I may say frightfulens would unfold more and price we must pay for victory, I feel that the failure, of the attack upon Verdun more. the people of Australia will pay (lond cheers) and we have seen the magni- Mr. W. P. Schreiner, High Commis (Loud and prolonged applause.)

Esent concerted advance of the Allies on sinner for South Africa, spoke, and the

meeting closed with the the Somme. (Loud cheers.)

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