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WAR AND POPULATION,

VIEWS FROM CHINA AND JAPAN

*

Referring to the recent telegrain from London telling of the invention of an invisible ray which, it is claimed, is able

WEATHER REPORT

May 20th at 17.40-Pressure bas increased slightly at the majority of reporting stations, Tbs centro, of the depression, appears to have moved north eastwards and to be situated about 100 miles eastwant of the Pratas. It does not. appear to be of great int unity and will probably, till up.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hour, ending 19 hours. May th, 0 inch. Total suc to disable motors and that, when develyan 5.79 taches, sins was eage ed, will be capable of stopping and des- | ol 26,31 inches, troying aemplanes or of exploding à now

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der magazine from a distance, or of des- roying anything on which it may be turned, correspondent, who sigris him self Militarist," writes to the Joy Hongkong to Gap Rock Chronicle as follows? -

No doubt there will be some who, on learning of this invention. thought to themselves that it might be a means of preventing futaice wars. On the assump tion that if you make warfare" a: suff ciently unpleasant form of diversion no one will wish to go to war, then perhaps

( this "Intest "method of slaughter may prose

to be the antidote for those suffering

N.E.or variaa

winds, moderater

fair.

do..

South coast of China between Hongkong and mocks

South coast of Chins between

Hongkong an Hainan

from war fever; but he who thinks thus VISITORS AT HOTELS

must be a very cheery optimist and liable

be disillusioned. There were those

HONGLONG HA

who, at the time that the machine gun Mr R. T.D. Aitken was invented, hated it as a weapon which Dr. J. W. Anderson would, by it very deadliness, cause Mr H. C. Andersou nations to ponder deeply before plunging Miss H. Asch theinselves into a ware No doubt much Miss C.M. Bailey a pondering was done, but more than one Mr & Mr. Baker little difference of opinion has been Mr W. M. Barber settled since then by the final arbiter in spite of the opinions of the aforemention- ed cheers, optimists. And so it will always he, no matter how ghast Me L. T. Blackburn

Mr. B...

Birley fare may be made by the application of W, 11. Bourus scientific research ns practised and Me fostered by the ever-increasing civilisa tion this world of ours,

In first thoughts it may appears to be very distressing to think that, in view of human nature being what it is, it is unlikely that any antidote against the war bug will ever be found; but is not war, after pil, merely one of nature's ways for restricting the over-population of the earth's surface? There seem to he but two other alternatives, mely discase or starvation. Some people might suggest birth control as a remedy, but am dealing here with nature's ways apart from artificial means.

DT AND DISEASE,

A somewhat cynical friend of mine living in Chita once remarked to mo that although the birth rate in that country. was enormous, the one saving grace was that dirt and disease helped to keep the population from increasing to the point at which there would be insufficient food

Behrend

Bigazzi

3r Baron A Braun Mr R. C. Bunlu MFC, V. Carver Mr & Mr T. Hallin

and child Mrs D. R. Davies Mrs P. Y. Dayis Mr&Mrs 1. Desenus Mr W. Downie

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Lt. J. Mandlit

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H. Mc.Birde

Mr W. Hi

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Mix Middlehurst

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Mr R, S. Moore

Dr. J. Morrison

Mrs J. D. F. Snider

Mr G. Misitsno

Nallebokm

IF YOU CANNOT FEED

BABY YOURSELF-

Give hinr Claxo. He will

to grow up strong and well. because Gluxo contains just, the same bine making, brain-building, muscle, producing materials as healthy breast milk.

To make Glaxo Just add the required quantity of hot water (that, has been boiled) and you have ready for Baby a perfect food

Remember too Glaxo has no disease: germs in it Your Baby cannot be troubled with the dangers that come with ordinary. cow's milk.

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Mina M, Palermo

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to keep the whole nation from starving, D. HOW Mr & Mitts

Mt W.

Me J. E. Joseph Dr. M. & Miss King. Me H. Kimonoh S. Koenig

fr & Mrs. H.

War and starvation do, of course, ac count for many thousands of deaths in the Middle Kingdoin, even as it is, but if it were not for the myriads killed by dirt and disease the population would soon be brought within limits once more by means of starvation: What is true in regard to China also holds good for Capt. de C. Lariag the rest of the world and the whole question resolves itself into the fact that;

if you do away with wars. Nature will:

Langston

MrJ. Weillake Mr A. E. Willsher MEG. Woolger. Mr. F.S. Wood Mr. F. Wright, Mr W. Wyllie MM. T., Mr & Miss

REFUL BAY Hotz

have to right matters by means of dis- ease and/or starvation. That war is un pleasant no one will deny, but it has at Mr. Ballinger least certain virtuce, which is more than Mr J. G. S. Barrow can be said of disease and starvation in Mr & Mrs P. H. H.

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Barrow certain of its aspects war brings out the & Mr M. Bayer worst side of human nature, but the best in mankind is also clearly exhibited. H. D. Browns Moreover, history shows that a nation is anglay

Mr&Mrs Bitzer Miss

or people surfeited with peace tend, in Min Geare due course, to deteriorate in fact a cerrara I. Hare tain amount of "nilitarish" appears to

be as essential for virility as is the rod which Solomon, in all his glory and wis. dom, maintained was of such benefit to a.child.

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· Mrs P, IN, Hèrb „. Mr P. M. Hodgson MrG.H. Lynott

Mr Tablock" Mr N. Parker

-Mr & Mr Rodgers

andchildren At CB. Shank MrTylk MEM WIDE

PALACE HOTEL.

Allision

Some three or four years ago, when Mr& Mis# Ạ. J. relations between Japan and America Mr & Mr W. Austin were bomewhat strained, a Japanese W. Bernett friend of mine said he advocated war befant T. L. Brown tween the two countries. His reason for FM. S. Cuit this attitude, tie explained, was that if H. Hanson Japan won she would be able to seizer J. Jack the Philippines or other such territory Mr J. N. McDougall and thereby obtain an outlet for lier aur Mr L. McLaren plus population. If, on the other hand. Japan was defeated, it would only be after the loss of so many of her soldiers that there would remain no ̈question of surplus population to solve. "This seem. ed at the time to be a somewhat novel W. Armstrong

Mr & Mr. A line of argument but, when boiled down,

Mr B. J. de H. Moors Mr.A. Mossin Mr J. Ronn Mr W. Roun Ma, J. Smith

L.A. Smithe Capt Mrs C. Stinger. M: W. A. Stopani Mr Tullock

Mell. Wann

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Arthur

it is seen to be based on the theory sets. R. Tuiler forth above, namely that for the disposal | £t-Col. & Mrs |. of a surplus population, whether it be

Balshus that of a single nation or of the world fr H. K. Barnett

11. E. O. Bird,

MrT. W. Homly 3119 0, 0, Jenkins Bir W., W. Jordan Miam E. Kennedy Mr M. F. Kry

Mr & Mrs E. F. Kill MrL. i. King

Mr K. Larss

in general, nature has eventually to re Capt. 1. Benett Mr & Mrs A Lane sort either to discase, to starvation, or to war at least that is how it appears to the present writer. If you, tr, any of your readers, can completely refute this argument, no one will be grateful than Yours, etc.,

** MILITARIST."

THE POPE'S WALK.

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OLD VATICAN BOUNDARY PASSED.

A Rome correspondent wrote. Inat month:

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Mr T. S. Bustard C. E. Clark Mr H. R. Cleland Mr J. B. Callia Mrs I. H. Cormack Miss G. A. Cotton Mr & Mrs T. Dallin Mr & Mrs OW. Darch Capt. & Mrs Dickens The Pope to-day walked a few yards Lt. Col. H. A. Dobbin farther than any of his predecessors Mr & Mrs J during the inst 4 years froin the Apos Miss. Uyur

Mr W/ Dye tolic Palace, when he went to inaugurater & Mm W. A. a new playing field belonging to the Catholic association, the Knights of Mr A. Forbes Columbus. A controversy has arisen an LA M. C. Froderick to whether this constitutes an infringe Mr & Mrs J. 8. ment of Pope Pius IX's decision that GE Capt. & Mr Skinner the Pontiffs should not leave the Vati-||Mr F. J.

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