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GENERAL JEWS.

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THE CAUSE OF

MILITANCY.

(Concluded From Friday), The Militants are so much

of the darely as the re-misunderstood because the Press Balt of a stavoment of the deity to mos people their only source chief Ashier of the Hink of a Infofuation regarding them langthat womenulo,kwanil typiste Ape the press only deals with a dogus ent equgh, which in One the facts of the net and wor with the facts of the spirit... Nothing bus now can be made more misleading

the quality their we

of the impugi ehalf of them an array of hard facts.

Liken a luncheons are her clathey go home to lightner Morever, the heavy

meal is net considere Faive to goud work..

Take a number of "fects and fit them or the adject ves and phrases either-hystorical wild looking and dishevelled; yelling and shricking; brandishing flags;| Canadian Boen.

mad with fury; or-enthusïne- Unconventionality, optimism, tie; bustled by the mob; en nd a broad cutlook were among deavouring to make themselves the dominating characteristics of heard; holding their flags aloit; the late Rev. Robert MacAlpine hot with indignation. What an difference it Thornton, who was one of the jextraordinary leading members of the Presby - | makre!

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terian Church of Epul-net. These The Milit nta are also looked qualities have been attributed, to upon as women who hate men some extent at least, to his Cena and the ery Pex antagonism dian birth and training. In the pulpit he was known for his gift

has been used against them But the charge should be all on of making arresting phrases, the other side. It ia curious that which, while at times raising a many men cannot realise that smile, none the less remained imantugoni-m ders not show itself pressed on his 'benters.

Geographical Knowledge. Few men living have done HO mach for the advancement of geographical knowledges Sir Clements Markham, who has just completedt bis 23-d year, i career includes encounters with pirates, partioiion in the Arts

Expedition of 1850 51 that want in sorch of S John Franklin, exploration in 'ora, on being present at the capture of M gdals, as Geographer to the Abyssinian' Expedition of 1848. Sir Clements occupied the presidency of the Royal Geographical Society for the record term of 12 years....

except here there is rivalry, Ir Hithers fore not enough for men to assert wormly how "aplondidly women care for babies or to declare with enthusiasm that women are absolutely indiv poneable an bearers of children, in order to clear themselves, from he charge of sex antagonism. So long as Wemap remained in the sphere of sex matters and the peculiar duties of the home she sex antagonism latent in the wae quite inaware of the depth inde of most men. The rovel ion has been a somewhat biter experience to her. Men

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1913.

Too well I know what now I

face again,

The fight, defent, the bursting,

eye and brain,

Revolt of outraged body, shame

intense,

And black depression weighing

on ench sense.

The shadows deepen and the

grows dim."

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aciated condition, and were not. Personal attention is given to expected to live. Nestle's Food the examination and the fitting | Company had them fed on their of lenses that will relieve all Infants and Invalide Milk Food, trouble. The only charge is for and since then they have dev-| the glasses,

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whole have jealously opposed every step of the way, women's England and Belgium:

entry into bigher education, inte The festivities of Antwerp in the higher professions, into fi to friends on Saturday, On commemoration of the filliath an- cial and public life, and into niversary of the abolition of the politics. I know they say that is account of the bad weather, it was found impossible to contest Scheldt tolls, recall a notable seris regard for woman bersoll and the four-a-side event but never- vice renderest by fireat Britain to for the race that has made the theless a plesenat afternoon was Belgium. fo 1839 the latter lot, but then bow is it that country sumed responsibility for they have never shown half the pent

During the afternoon the band' the Scheldt abipping tolla duo to zoal or enthusiasm in opposing of the 8th Rajputs (by kind the Dutch Government, but the woman's entry into the lowest

permission the Officers)

of payments were a severe drain on profession of all or into the us the Belgian Treasury. In 1863, derpaid and sweated industries played an excellent programme Tests will be held to-night at the

of music. owing to the support of Great which surely have the worst effect Mr. P. R. Wolf (Vice President V.R.C., commencing at 530 p.m. Britolo, Holland agrrod to forge upon the race? The women ate of the club; requested Mrs. As the public of Hongkong i all right to the tolls on payment marching with an end in view, Jeffries to present the prizes, and being asked for subscriptions to of about £1,500,000. Since then the political, social and personal Master Wood, on behalf of the defray the cost of sending a re- Antwerp has developed until it is freedom of women: An army club, handed' her a silver flower presentative Hongkong Swimm now one of the largest ports in the of men bare encamped in

ing Team to Shanghai the Com- holder and bouquet,

Two tiny baby girls were left world.

the rod to stop them and Mr. A O. Brawn (the Secretary) mittee fel that the public should

There is no economy in going at the door of the Italian Con- Science and Sociology. seeing the women coming they thanked Mrs. Jeffries for present be allowed an opportunity of

thope tests and to an optician of doubtful ability vent. Prince Kropotkin, who express-say. Look at these women ing the prizes, and Mr. Jeffries witnessing

to purchase glasses upon which They were received in an em- therefore the club will be open ed at the British Medical Conmarching against us. What a

responded on her behalf. ference his disbelief in the doter-stocking example of sex antagon-The following is a list of the on Monday evening to all who Ye eyesight needs rent effect of prison, hoe himself ism!" They do not see that if

prizes:- been imprisoned for political only they will get out of the way Offences. In 1874 he was confined the apparont sex antagonism will

Club Championship (presented in the military fortress of S. coase. But there is in the army of Peter and St. Paul, from which the suffragista and especially of by. Mr. Wong Kam Fak) won by he escaped, and nine years later the Militants a force which will S. E. Green. Championship Final he was sentenced to imprisonment successfully prevent the possi Round. 1st, Majir. Hunter; 2nd, at Lyons. He is perhaps the most bility of sex antagonism on their Lieut. Beattie,

"A" Class Singles Bundicep versatile social reformor of our side a force of which women times, being equally well-known have known little in the past let prize (pri sested by Mr. P. R. for his geographical discoveries, the disinterested, friendship of Wolf) won by S. E. Green; 2nd his criticiema of the Darwinian men. I say especially among prize won by E Abraham.

"B" Class Singles Handicap Lawn Bowls Champlonship." theory of evolution, and his in-the Militants because the men vestigations of methods for im-who have stond by thom have 1st prize presented by Mr G. H proving agriculture.

really suffered loss of reputition, May) won by G. Wolf; 2nd prize

The following are the results of the 5th Round: Simpson, J. loss of money, loss of professious won by K. Mas aakill. Labour and the Cabinet.

"O" Class Singles Handicap (Taikou) beat Farrel, P. (Taikoo), Although we can quite believe and in some cases lors of health that a grateful Government would in the fight, and the Militants do-let pri e (presented by Mr. E. 21 points to 16.

Dorrington, S. (Thikoo) beat A. Long) won by H. S, Rouse; willingly reward the Chairman not and will not forget it. of the Labour Farty with a sent It is extraordinary to me and 2nd prize won by A. Biermann. Harvey, D. (Kowloon, 21 points

Scratch Pairs-1st prize (pre- to 11. in the Cabinet, and, morever, that I think to all those who know the Mr. Ramsay Macdonald would Militants how the spirit of fine sented by Mrs. SE Green and Pile, A. G. (Civil Service) beat eagerly accept it, the iden that gentleness and humour has re- Mr. M.-J. Patell) won by Major Gourlay, D. (Police) 21 points such a step would have the ap-mained with them. They are, Hunter and Captain Clarke; 2nd to 8. proval of the Labour Party is of course only human and some prizes won by D. J. Mackenzie unthinkable, says a Home paper. at least have been made bitlend H. E. Stevens.

Doubles Tuilicap-1st prizes Already they are suspected from and reckless by their experiences, one end of the country to the but the majority of them have won by Abraham and H. E.

ther; the workera execrate them marvellously trium-ked 10 spirit. Stevena; 2nd prizes won by

vere anyanage of the Radical Perhaps the uret of it is that Curwen and W. Elson, Pitical suicide for theruld be for icet part these women are

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At the conclusion of the tests there will be a Water Fole match Hongkong Interport Polo Team v. The Rest, which should be well worth seeing.

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American "A" Class Singles- alled with others' wrongs to the lat and 2nd Prizes (presented by tence such an act as the incln-excision of their own. Capt. Henning) won by SE Latest sion of their Chairman in the In the paper "Votes for Green lat, and H. E. Stevens 2nd. Cabret.

Women "

of a few weeks ago American "B" Olasa Singles) Remarkable Election. here was a short poem which-1st Prize won by G. Wolf; Mr. Joseph Yardon, whose sums up the spirit and motive of 2nd Prize won by H. S. Rouse. deathie announced from Adelaide, the Militant. It is called "The American Double-let Prizes The Crystal Stoppar,

wed.

the hero of a mest remark Hungor Stetzer:-", able election. When he was in "Tis by me now, that which 1906 elected by the State to the I may not take;

Federal Parliament, the eletion Love's great sho

The food and water that, for

was, on petition declared void owing to irregularities in count ing the votes, and the State Parliament elected another Senator. But the High Court declared the seat to be vacant, and ordered a new election, which resulted in Mr. Vardon being returned by a majority of over 7000 Mr. Vardon fought for the maintenance of the rights of the people of the State to choose 1beir own Senators.

I must refuse, preferring pain

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The Second Sightor's daughter,

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Written on our Foreheads,

By E. Duff Fyfe,

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Cricket.

Rather than once the fight by the Club, won by K. Magas let XI-Bowling, Presented

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2nd XI-Bowling, prav What thoughts will bear me by D. J. Mackenzie, won by G.

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