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Plason" is of FNESTIMABLE VALUE as a food all classes of workers." Dr. Virchow, Berlin.

GERMANY CAN PAY:

PLENTY EXCEPT FOR REPARATION,

Mr. H. A. Vinda Lindo writes to the

| Tünce : ***

Bir-I am venturing to write you on this, subjcut feeling that the real facts of the case should be placed before the British public. Germany has stated that

will not be able to meet the next pay. manta duo to the Allies, she has declared berwolf insolvent in spite of all her wealth, simply because she has volup tarily deprecated her money,

In spite

of this declared insolvency, however she has paid her war indemnity to Norway to the extent of 78,000,000 kronen.

She has enormous funds in Italy, Spain and Americo

and even today has £5,000,000 sterling, or $75,000,000 francs in the Swim bank

She can afford to purchase the

Buch

largest industrial undertakings, and

as the Alpine Montan various others, and, at the present mo mont has ordered from the Danes soven large steamers. In short she can find money for every purpoes except for the reparation of her wrongdoings. It is quite easy to understand her attitude.

The Allied Powers have allowed her to violate all the clauses of the Treaty of Versailles relating to the punishment of the guilty, imposing" proper taxation or her people, paying indemnities, and even on the question of disarmament, Ger- many remains unpunished and apparent. regards the Treaty na of no account!. It is obvious that this non-ebservança of the Treaty cannot be allowed to con tinue. The clauses giving the Allied Powers privilege of control over the riches of the State, as well as those of private individuals, must be applied. instead of the continued belief in Ger many's good faith and in the promises, results of which nover materialize.

FINANCES MUST BE CONTROLLED, First her finances must be controlled; in the past this has always been done in the case of indebted nations. She has to make her budget balance by increas ing her rates and taxeş mast

tha stopping issue of bank notes, which actually have reached the amount of five milliards a month. This is the only way to bring down the rate of exchange, and gradual- ly to establish the equilibriura of cost prices in the international markets.

BABY TORTURED WITH ITCHING

Breaking Out All Over Face. Cuticura Healed.

"My baby boy had breaking out all over his facă. It came, like "lizzia

watery bends, and they tryped to a Sestory bu- mor. We badno sleep Swith him, and he was tortured with the terrible kching. We bad to pat "gloven on him to stop Kien frean touring his fans. "I saw a Coricua Soap and Olse-1 |ment adversisement and I thought I would use then, and after three weeks' treatment he was bealed!“ (Signed) Mrs. 1. Chapenkn, B., Marriott Rd, New Town, Dantford, Kent, England.|||

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INSURE WITH THE

OCEAN

CCIDENT EN GUARANTIE -CORPORATION -ʼLIMI

99, Szechuen Road, AGENTS for Hongkong

Secondly, all long dated loans should| SHANGHAI OFFICE— be cancelled and replaced, by foreign loans, guaranteed by natural products, such as coal," eta, add by Castoms duties. These should be arranged in such a way that they should evidenco of the desire for peace. The railways of the Rhine should be made international" and "all purely strategical liner from east to west should be controlled or destroyed being but pistols pointed at the very heart of Brance

The largest factories for making war materials and chemicals, such as Krupp, Gruson, Hoechest, Badische Anilin, Bayer, etc., should be requisitioned and their capital doubled through the issue of 100 per cent shares, which would be transferred to the Allies The Allies would thus receive half of the enormous forthcoming profits, and at the same time they would be able to exercise control over Germany and 20 binder ber from preparing for a future war. The necessity of such & control is"

the Occurrence at Oppau and thored by

appar-

ant unwillingness of the Germans to dis- arm. In short the same measures ought to apply to every other factory that is

unable to give proof that it is not work | ing for military purposes.

•

NVADING THE TREATY.

These facts cannot be repeated toa often. The Allies have believed up to the present that they were strictly bound by the terms of the Treaty of Versailles whilst Germany has thought of nothing else but breaking them or evading ite cläusca. The Allies must cease being. duped. Every past or future infringe ment must be followed by a penalty in proportion to its importance and they mast not be inluenced by the incompre hensible reluctance to enforce this Treaty which has been shown throughout. Ame rica apparently has very little further interest in this matter but if England with her enormous interests everywhere refuses to work in harmony with the French she cannot reproach the French for pursuing a lone policy for the re- covery of debts due to her and for de- manding guarantees indispensable to European peace even if she has to take stops with regard to the railways of the Rhie and in the valley of the Rubr.

I have received this morning. Bome statistics from M. Jean Maitre, the Com sail-General de Belfort which bear out the views contained in this letter, and show better than words the true position of conquered Germany and triumphant France. They show the amount, in gold of the respective debta of Germany and France, the mark counted approximately at the rate of Of 10 in notes, or of 05 gold by

Germany. France. Exterior debt about 3m.

milliards plus indemni

(gold)

tiea.

#435

Interior debt 16 (320 notes) 100 (220 notes) plus reparation.

Taxes 3 (80 notes) Railway fares

compared to

100% as before!

40%

for damages.

250%

the war Price of oosl 201, gold 501. gold. Population 85 millions 40,millions.

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A writer in the Over-Seas Daily Mail ENGLISH ANDERSE.

of December 31st says:-The prospect of London becoming a city, of skyscrapers, Those signatures to the historical docu- which I alluded recently, does BOS. ment which binds together in bonds of rate if the Royal Institute of British seem likely to be realised-not at any unity two sister nations record Architecte has its way. linguistic triumph for our country, says that body he just placed upon record its The council of & London contemporary. The Gaelic matured opinion that any general in- form of the Irish signatures is to English crease in the height of buildings would eyes as threatening to larynx, jaw and be detrimental to the amenities of Lon- vocal cords as three Galician menstro-don. The principle of increasing housing sities beginning with Prz with which the War made us familiar.

How much softer and easier of utter ance is Griffith than the Gaelic Griobtes Think, too, of the stupendous effort re quired to pronounce the fearsome com- bination of consonants in Dhubrthigh, while the simple English from Duffy pre sonte no difficulties. It is not to be wondered at that so fow Irishmen speak Linh

accommodation by means of high build- ings is considered to be a reactionary one and undesirable from the point of view of family life. Furthermore, it is held that the open spaces and wide streets of London are of great value free circulation of air, and that their Bcturing the usefulness in this respect should not be impaired by permitting the erection of high buildings adjoining them. Bo that is that, as they say.

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED

SHANDWAI

SAILINGS, SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

HAIPHONG vs HOIHOW

BANGKOK

SANDAKAN..

STRAITS & CALCUTTA ..... MANILA

YOKOHAMA & KONE CALOLITA AINE

This

*WAISHING.' ...Tuon, TAKSANG" "OHUNBANG Tues *MA UBANG”

Tua

FOOKBANG...Thes "YUENSANG-Tes

KWAISANG

14th Feb, 10 AM.

With Feb, D'light.

14th Feb, 10 A.M.

th Feb Noon.

14th Feb., S P., 14th Feb., 3P.M. 14h Feb,

Les aulas malungs to Calonize, Penang ane Singapore; returning from Calcutta steamers proceed via Baralsa and Hongkong to Japan, cecardenally calling at Shanghai. All steamers have excellent pamanger accommodation, are fitted with Electric Light and Pans and carry a fully-qualified Surgeon

SHANGHAI LINE:-Sing sometimes calling at Swabow. Through tickets an

#pproximately every three days cotween Canton und

MANILA

HAIPHONG

BÚRNEO

be obtained and through Bill of Lading are lessed to Northern and Yangtam Ports via Shangkal LINE-A weekly service le maintained with Manills by vessels with good

passenger accommodation, sailings from both ports every Friday.

approximately weekly for passengers and caree

at tinihow when induosment offers

sailings to and from Sandakan by two 1,000 'kons STORMEZI LA “HINSANG” and az. ** MAUSANG" both steamere naving excellent passenger accommodation." Dargo taken on sbrough Bill of Lading for Kudat, Jesselton, Labuan - Tawno and Irabad Data.

TLENTSEN, LINE --A regular service is ran from March to November between

Hongkong And Tientsin, calling at Weihalwei and Chelso. BANGKOK LINE:-A wookly service, is provided between Hongkong and Bangkok

vis Swałów, by five steamers itied with in-bo-date damingis socommodation { ·

CALOUTTA

LINE:

2.8 · *FOOKSANG" will be despatched on or about Tuesday, 14th Feb., at 3 p.m., for SINGAPORE, PENAN¤ & CALCUTTA

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Through Bills of Lading issued to RANGOON, PÒRT SWED TENHAM, MADRAS and DUTCH EAST INDIES.

For Freight, or Passago apply to—

Carrara No 215.

Jardive. Matheson & Co. Ltd,

GLEN

ORNERAL MANAGERS.

AND

SHIRE

Joint Service of Steamers.

U.K.-STRAITS. CHINA & JAPAN SERVICE.

Vol

MY. "GEENTARA

MV. "GLENAVY" MV. GLENLUCE” 8.6. * GLENSHANE”

OUTWARDS.

Dae Hongkong

18th Feb.

HOMEWARDS, Leaves Hongkong

Discharges 11th Feb GasOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, & HAMRUKE. 22nd Feb. LONDON, ROTTERDAM, ANTWZEF & HAXBURU 23rd Feb. Garus, MARSEILLES, Loyaos & Hamnung

Moramania are subject to change withowi nailon.

For freight or farther particulars please apply to

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. The Glen Line, Ltd.,

Telephone No. 215 sub-ax. 23 and 8895

Cable Address

*** Kawaidisen, Kobe.

Bentley's A.B.C. 5th Ma

and Becki's Dodes.

KAWASAKI KISEN

T.

Telephone BazıMİŞ

5844) 1958,

(KAWASAKI · STEAMSHIP CO)

CAPITAL PAID-UF! •

KAISHA

• 20.000.000

President Mr. Y. KaĦalaki. Vice-President: Mr. K. MaxxuxatA. Mazaging Director: Mr. Maiara AJK!

on Compexy kas on land a Laiga Number of

NEW CARGO STEAMERS

ALWAYS READY FOR

CHARTERS of all descriptions.

The following are comprised in the Company's Float

Eleven steamers of 9,100 tons each deadweight.

And under the Company's Kamogement --- Twenty steamers of about 8,100 tona deadweight sach. Two steamers of about 8,400 tons deadweight cách. (Belonging to the Kawwaki Dockyard, 60, LALY

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