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Per as St. Aliams, from Japan on February 2nd:-Mr. D. S. Harrison, Mr. J. W. Fowles, Mrs. J. W. Cartlidge, and Mrs. A. M. Fuitan

NAVY AND FISHERMEN. ¿

ADMIRAL TYRWHITT'S WARM *TRIBUTE.

nots.

"We in the Navy have a very firm regard for the fishermen, for we have not forgot ten what they did for us in the war," said Bear Admiral Sir Reginald Tyrwhite, presiding at a recent annual meeting of the Scottish Coast Mission in the Gould: Per ss, Talamin, on February 2nd -Hall, Edinburgh.. He recalled how iD Miss Birley, Mrs. and Miss Ward, Mr. the early days of the war it was found and Mrs. Small, Mr. H. Smith, Mr. necessary to protect a great many bar- Taang Vin Soon, Capt. and Mrs. Perritt, hours with wire

The fishermen. Mrs.

Mathews, Mr. Scholfield. Mr. did that for the Navy. They in the Molsa, Mr. Cave, Mr. Garratt, Miss D. Navy did not know how to make nets Campbell, Mrs and Miss Kaz, Mr. W to keep out the German submarines.

va Bales, Mr. C. Winther, Mrs. Pang Tung The fishermen not only showed the Navy Shi, Mr. Pang Choon Lt. Col. Boyd, how to make the nets, but also to put Mr. and Mrs. Serras and two infants, them into position. Miss Grant, Chan Is Tane, Chun Cheun Hing. Mr. Chow Lan Kee, Mr. Young Lee Chai, Mr. and Mrs. Tanquerry, Mr. Preistier, Haji Mohamed Rosa, and Kuli Khan..

The nets were

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BANGKOK via SWATOW STRAITS & CALCUTTA "TIENTSIN

"KWONGSANG"

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"BUISANG"

"KINGUING"

Tuesday

Thursday, Tharalar Friday, ...Saturday,

3rd Feb, 2 pm.

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7th Feb, 2pm.

8th Feb. 7

Sunday,

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9th Feb Noon.

HANGSANG

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9th Feb., " HOD.

NAMBANG"

Monday,

9th Feb. 3 p.

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Tuesday,

10th Fab.,

7.

MINUSANG"

REGULAR SAILINGS ARE MAINTAINED AS FOLLOWS ----

big, cumbersome, and heavy, 250 yards CALCUTTA HONGKONG JAPAN LINE

In SHANGHAI HONGKONG LINE long and 10 to 30 feet in depth. some cases these protective nets were HONGKONG MANILA IMINE between four and five miles long, ench HONGKONG-HAIPHONG LINE 250 yards section being "laced together. BONGEONG BORNEO LINE a work which was done by the fishermen HONGKONG BANGKOK LINE

HONGKONG-TIENISIN LINE

Per Dollar 5. ·President Hayes, on

Other Fishermeo, he continued, carried February 2nd-Mr. H. B. Dickson, Hra out their fishing in the ordinary way J. J. Frankie, Mr. H. H. Harris, Hiss in the face of the dangers of war. Others F. Hughes, Mr. C. Y. Huang, Miss E. P.

went to watch these protective neta,, and Johnson, fr. L. D. MeNichol, Mr. Wm.

they

were equipped. with apparatus Newtan, Mr. E. W Norwood, Mr.whereby they were able to detect Loo Tuah Noro. Mr. B. Rickard, a German submarine was entangled in Mr.. F. A. Lkney, Mr. John L. Ohlsen, the nets, and it was their duty to ad- Mr. K. Tribe, Mr. A. H. Atkins, Mr. minister the cap de gruer. Then there and Mrs. H. Barnes, Mrs. L E. Garling were others who went to sea apparently ton, Mr. G. G. Leontieff, Mr. J. E.

to Esh, but, who simply drifted about Gardner, Miss U. Anderson, Miss Edong nothing-waiting to be attacked. Bletzner, Mrs. M. Carek Miss T. There was fothing more nerve-racking Clumeek, Comdr. and Mrs, C. J. Lang, than to hang about and wait until you Mr. and Mrs. RR. Lewis, Mr. J. C. are attacked. These boats had many Massey, Dr. C. P. Miller, Mrs. M.. B. gallant actions with the etely sub- Miller, Mr. W. Nagle, Mr. C. Ubehaan, marines. They were armed with only Miss M, Pettyjohn, Mrs. D. Partridge, one small gun, very refully Very Rev. J. Rogers. Rev. M. Hyan. Miss F D. Smith, Mr. D. Willard: Miss A. Ambruster, Mr. G. Castle, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hasselberger, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Horner, Mr. W. R. Russ, Mr. H. Manholm, Miss S. Walten, Mr. 4. F. Cooke, Miss M. M. Cooke, Mrs. 11 Feavel, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kotzen, Hr. and Mrs. Lohmans, Mrs. W. M. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. A F. Porter. Mr. R. Kay, Mrs May. Miss H. Alexander, Miss M. C. Huzard. Mr. and Mrs. Corey, 3ns A. M. Nixon, Miss M. Crawford, and Mr. E. Breus.

chof.

DEPARTURES.

Concealed He appreciated the work of the

They

road very good shermen. work, and were responsible for sinsing

a large sumber of Gormat submarines

of

4s the biost

The war record of the fishermen would be handed down to posterity, and be had no hesitation in saying that the deeds they were responsible for were just Brilliant deeds performed in the course as deserving praise

In conclusion, Sir Reginald the war. said the Scottish Coast Mission deserving of all the help and sympathy they could bestow upon it.

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SAFER AIR TRAVEL.

FRENCH GOVERNMENT TESTING

INVENTIONS,

Per Admiral Oriental liner "President | Jackson, on February 2nd:-Mrs. L M. Blakeney, Mr. C. & Borry, Dr. C. T. Diver, Mr. C. E. Goodhue Mrs. M. B. "Kelley, Mrs. J. Mann, Master P. A. Maan. Mr. J. E. Wanderlich, Mr. and

The aviation section of the French Mra Chow Kwo Esten, Master Thos. Minister of War is experimenting with Chow, Miss Nancy Chow, Master Phillip inventions to reduce the dangers of dying, Chow, Mr. J. T. Maxwell Miss M. Max-The first device is a brake to stop a well, Mrs. N. Murray, Mr R. Salling plane

But how can one stop a plane that is Springer, Master H. Springer, Mr. E. Walker, Rev. W. M. Turner, Miss W. M.put of control and falling through the Turner, Mise Turner. Dr. H. J. Howard, air with nothing for the brake to act Dr. Iva Miller, Dr. J. C. Lowney, Dr. upon? This appareatly insuperable dif- B. K. S. Lim, Mr. J. P. Webster, Mr. hculty has been adroitly met by the in- 1. K. Wang, Mr. and Mrs. J. Parsons, ventor, Captain Lepinte, who has devised D.F. Vierling, Dr A, C. Rowswell De apparatus which consists of two-fuses J. C. McCracken, Dr. E. E. Dilley, Dconnecting with cylinders filled with a T. P. Greene. Mr. Wong Yan Taun, Ariccially prepared chemical The im He Man Sheung, Mr. F. G., Earris, Mr. periled aviator operates a switch, fres M. Dangoor, Mr. and Mrs S. Avramov, the fuses and transforms the chemical Mr. 8. Wong, Mr. Lee Sin Wah, Mr. S. into an extremely high-pressure gas. The C. Tye, Mr. Y. Fung, Mr. E. W. Miller, explosion of the gas sends the falling ma Father Fitzgerald, Mr. J. K. Huang chine upward again, and the force of Mr. Lui Kwai, Mr. Mui Dat, Mr. Jeng the fall is broken. No suggestion is Bark Hing. Mr. Haw Coon. Mr. Leung offered as to what happens to the unlucky Yin, Mr. Ng Bing Mt. Ng Fo Foou, people below. Mr. Wong Jik, Miss E. M. Newton, Miss 7. May, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Baden- Powell, and Mr. de la Faille.

Per Dollar liner President Hager, on February 3rd--Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moeller, Master H. Moeller, Mr. H. J. Eddo, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lang, Mr. G. P. Bradford, Mr. P. M. Davis, Mr.

H. A. Smith, 17. E. F. Carpenter, Mr. 1. J. Bung, Mr. Norwood, r, A. H. Atkins, Mr and Mrs. H. Barnes, Mrs. H. Garlington, Mr. G. G. Leontieff, Mr. J. E. Gardner, Skins C. Anderson, Mrs E. Blettner, Mrs. M. Chumeck, Miss T. Clumeck, Comdr. and Mrs. C. J. Lang, Mr. R. R. Lewis, Miss L. E. Lewis, Mr. J. Massey, Dr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. W. Nagle, Mrs. H. Ubenhaun, Miss I Pettyjohn, Mrs. D. Partridge, Very Rev. John Rogers, Rev. M. Tyan, Miss F. D. Smith, Mr. D. Willard, Mias A. Amoruster, Mr. G. Castle, Mrs. J. Freer, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hasselberger, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Horner, Mr. W. R. Russ, Mr. H. Manheim, Miss S. Walton, Mr. A. F. Cooke, Miss S. M. Cooke, Mrs. Ida II. Feavel, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kotzen, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lohmann, Mr. W. E. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. K. Kay, Mrs. 1. Ousley, Miss. H. Alexander, Miss M. C. Hazard, Mr. and Mrs. A. Carey, Mite A. 1 Nixon, Miss M. Crawford, and Miss R. Preuschoff.

LION TRAINER ATTACKED.

DR. IVANOFF HAS SENSATIONAL EXPERIENCE.

BOCLOGNE, December 10th.

A large crowd of spectators present at

a show at the Kurscil in the Hue Victor

Hugo, Boulogne, yesterday, witnessed a thrilling duel between a lioness, and ber trainer Dr. Ivanoff.

The trainer had been in the lions' den some minutes, and midway through the performance sat on the floor of the cage- with the beasts on either side of him He was about to rise when a Honess struck him a violent blow on his shoulder and face with her paw.

Ivanoff, jumping cicar, was able to use

his whip and sent the lioness cowering

to the opposite :corner

to flow freely from Blood began

the trainer's facial

wound, and at the sight of this the

gerond on with her in a

made for bita...!

1vanoff

similar man-

ner, and though suffering considerable pain, refuse to leave the den until he

was satisfied that all three bensta were absolutely under control. Ho was loudly cheered when he came out,

The other device is an adaptation of the familiar parachute. When a pilot finds himself out of "control, as a greas height, and is unable to right himself be- cause either his motor or his controls have failed, be releases a parachute large pas- enough to bring himself and his sengers safely to the ground. As soon as the parachute is brought into opera- tion, the motor and wings of the ma chin are automatically detached and the airplane descends at a rate nol exceeding two or three yards a second.

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