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WATSON'S

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, , WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

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"Tommy's" War Songs.

DAY BY DAY.

7, 1914,

NOTES ON THE CRISIS.

THE PATH OF ORROW, AND THAT PATH ALONE

LEADS TO THE LAND WHERE SORROW ISUNKAOWN.-Cowper.

The British soldier does not march to war singing some time- honoured nationalsong. So much is revealed by news from the front appearing in Home papera. He seems to take war as a matter of course, and go to it singing the sngs of the barrack room and the music ball. According to the correspondents, oar "Tommies" poured through Boulogne einging "It's a lng, long way to Tipper fine. ary." This is a music hall ditty which has a fise marching ewing.

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The Weather, Lower level S x.m. Temp. 70; fice.

At the Peak 6. Temp. 71;

The Mailsi

It is one of the most "whistled" Siberian Meitus per as. tunes of recent years. The words

Namur to-wonɔW.

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are simple enough, but they have Siberian Mail.-Cees to-morrow A permanent, speedy and painlers CURE for corns and bunions. helped our men along the road

WATSON'S SHAVING

STICKS.

on the way to battle. Thoughts of Home.

at 3 p.m.

Count the Guruns.

The rate

'MORE ABOUT THE SIEGE

OF TSINGTAU.

The Russians and their Doings.

TRADING WITH THE ENEMY.

New Proclamation issued

Yesterday..

The following proclamation was issued by Gazette Extraordinary

UNEMPLOYED.

No Money, but **.

of Friends."

Plenty

At the Police Court, this morning, before Mr. C. D. Melbourne, Willian kamiey was Yesterday we remarked that no yesterday

It is hereby notified that than a Chinese, was without charged that be, being other news had come through from Teingtou, and hardly wore the proclamation was issued by in either employment or visible words printed when we received Majesty the King on the Oth day means of subsistence, in the

wire which was enbsequently of September, 1014, revoking the Colony.

In answer to the magistrate,

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the Press by the Japanese Coneal with the Enemy issued on the the defendant said that he ha confirmed by a statement Rent to proclamation relating to Trading in Hongkong saying that 350 5th day of August, 1914 (publish- nothing to do at present, but he of the besieged had made a nighted in the Hongkong Government had written letters to a later of The words of the ohcrus

Yesterday the Telegraph pub. attack on the Japanese. The Gazette Extraordinary of the 6th his who was well-to-do at home? lished 37 columes of solid report shows this attack to have day of August, 1914), and also, At present he was living with may be given. They" reveal seum, crudely expressed reading matter. To-day there been raiserably futils. Evidently paragraph No. 2 of the proclama-friends

the Japanese were not to be sion issued on the 12th day of

His Worship-Have you any The cheapest and best in the market. They give a free and hast though it is, which shows that will be 37 published.

caught capping, and all the August, 1914, which applied the

money I have no money, but ing lather, and impart a southing fooling to the skin. For delicate"Tommy" always bas thoughts

The Dollar,

change that the Germans got out proclamation of the 5th day of I have plenty of friends in the and sensitive skins they are unequalled.

of Hume, even when he is about

of the dollar oa of the transaction was that forty. Angnet, 1914, in the case of to meet the foe. The words are:→→

Colony. It's a long way to Tipperary, demand to-day is is: 17-188. seven of their men were killed Austria-Hungary, and substitut

Inspector MacDonald, who was and nine others taken prisoners ng the following provisions in charge of the case, said that

therefor a seriousnumerical loss to a small

the defendant had been stopping. to go to work with extreme garrison. The Japaness continue

1-Tae expression enemy at the Matilde Hospital.

country in this proclam.

The defendant admitted that" caution, as is shown by their

ation means the territories that was so, sad said that he had of the German Empire asked the secretary small losses in this encounter and

of the and the territories of the Benevolent Society to cable to their preparedness for it. Two

Dual Monarchy of Austria- his sister asking for fifty pounds. daya later they convinced the Germans that they were still alive

Hungary, together with by firing on the Iltis and hitting her four times.

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It's a long way to go go. "It's a long way to Tipperary, To the sweatest girl I know. Good-bye Piccadilly, fare-

well Leicester Square. It's a long, long way to

Tipperary.

But my heart's right there. These are the words which our

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soldiere have been singing in atrange land, and no doubt they will be singing them just as heartily-those of them who are left-when the transporta come home again and their task is done. THE SHOOTING AFFRAY

ACCUSED BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE:

Charge of Malicious Wounding.

The Old Story,

Street, reported voterday that on A ahopkeeper, 14, Pottinger

divers past data a foki collected cums amounting 330.70 and

then absconded'.

The Foki and the Pearls.

A shopkeeper, of 253, Das Yoonx Road Central, reports that be entrusted a foki with

Russia's Share. pearls valued $100 and that after. We were selling them the latter absconded. Augustovo battle yesterday. Since speaking of the

Football.

Yesterday afternoon the Police plyed the Men of Kent at foot ball on Stonecutters, winning of three goals to The goale were acored by Clark, Reed and Altchurch.

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Ernest Magnus Almberg was charged that he did, on October 5, unlawfully and maliciously wound and cause grievous bodily

then we learn that the Germans lost no less than seventy then- sand men during that little mest fog and that their adversaries ord moving an Allenstein from two directions, Meanwhile the Ger mans are endeavouring frantically to which they have been driven to hold on to the fortified positionë

bick, They have tried hard enough to put up a fight in the eastern district, but the result was aat far from being a foregone con-

clusión...

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HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1914.

TRADE WITH THE ENEMY.

As was to be expected, there was a full drees debate in the Legislative Council Chamber yesterday on the Bill entitled "a Ordinance for the more effectual preventing and further punishment of the offence of trading with the enemy." The Government, for reasons of expediency, desired to take the course of passing the measure through all its stages at one sitting, and though the weight of the Official vote rosulted in this line being puraned, the end was not attained without a protei! frora the Unafficial members agninet the procedure, as well as against the principle of the Bill. The opposition spoke out its mind clearly and to the point, in terms quite free from ambiguity, and oradit certainly must be given the Unofficial spokesman for hiring very definite convictions on the subject under discussion and for not hesitating to give voice to

hose convictions in plain language.

There was also a further charge of having in his possession a re- volver and ten rounds of revolver ammunition without the licence of the Captain Superintendent of Police.

Bre

The Inspector said he had been, all the Colonies and de-long in the Colony doing nothing. pendencies thereof. ' 2-The expression enemy in

here before? Many many times. His Worship: Has he been up

His Worship:-I think I re- member him, Have you any idea of how many convictions?

this proclamation means any person or bodies of persona of whatever nationality resident or carrying on business in gir.

The Dafendant: Only twoj

the enemy country, bat ·An order waa'made for the de does not include persona offendant to be sent to the Hase enemy nationality who are of Detention.

neither resident nor carry- ing on business in the enemy country. Ia the 08803 'Of incorporated bodies, enemy character attaches only to those incorporated in an enemy country.

3. The expression outbreak of

war in this proclamation manns 11 p.m., on the 4th August, 1914, in relation to the German Empire, its colonies and dependencies, and midnight on the 12th August, 1014. in relation to Austria-Hungary it colonies and dependencias. 4-from and after the date of

this proclamation the fol lowing probibitions shall have effect (save so far as Ecances may be issued a hereinafter provided), and we do hereby accordingly wara all persons resident, carrying on business or be. ing in our dominions :- (i.)-Nst to pay any sums of

The Great Battle. Stolen, Brass. A marine

The authorities are becoming banker, charged

a,tiny bit more communicative with stealing a city of brase from the Kwang Sue Sang Ento what is going on in the interminable butils in France. gneering Carr any st Yausti, Thres wires have come through, was sent to prison for six weeks, each one telling us a little more Wood at the Pulice Court this and whatever apprehensions morning.

or disappointments may be Part of Crew Missing.

occasioned by the first Captain Gomis, of the peedily dispelled by the second Shipcot, reparts to the police that four of his crew, three fire-and third. "We have been obliged, Inspector Mortimer O'Sullivan was in charge of the case for the men and a seam are absent. at some points, to give ground, Police, and Mr. D. J. Lewis, 130; P. O'Leary, aged 27; Ring to those who are disposed to Their names are . Hunter, aged a certainly not comfortable read- Messrs Johnson, Stokes and

he over sanguine; but the whist- Master, appeared for the defence Neilson, aged 25; and W. Ham-

player who

hold expects to mock, aged 25. Mr. Lewis intimated that bie

thirteen tramps in every band is client would plead not guilty.

Street, reporta that in the early day and by night have been The Chinese clark, of 31, Square a fool. Later messages bring the consolatory news that attacks by bours of this morning, some per- son entered his house by the repulsed by our troops and, better verandab und stole three leather still, that a small foroa of the travelling truuks valued $12, Allies has brought about what is clothing valued $51, and some described with some hemcur as "a sudden cessation of activity," by cutting off the enemy's com(iii)-Not to act on behalf of an munication rearwards, thereby 1: causing a shortage of necessary supplies,

His Worship: When will you be ready to go on?

The Inspector produced 8 certificate from the doctor which was handed to Mc. Lewis for bis perusal without the

contents being divulged.

Mr. Lewis asked for a bimal remand for a week.

Mc. Lois-Is your Worship disposed to consider the question

bail at this date? Hie Worship

What bill has

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the police allowed ?

The Inspector-No bail at present; the man is not out of donger yet.

Mr. Lewis-Will you give me leave to apply?

It was obvious from the bagianing that agreement between the Official and Useficial elements" was impossible. "The former were required to act on a certain specified principle laid down by the Secretary of Stals. That principle was embodied in the Bill, which at any time, and if you have a Hia Worship:You can apply gave a limited and restricted permission to enemy traders to carry dector's certificate to say he is on business in the Colony, and the Official members kad perforce to out of danger, I will give you bail support the Bill, whether they approved of its provisions or not, Io the opposite amp were the Hon. Mr. Hewett and the Hon. Mr. at once. Pollcek, who took the view that Germau and Austrian firmas is our police custody until Wednesday The prisoner was remanded in midat should be prohibited from doing further business except for the purpose of completing transactions entered into before, the commencement of the war. With the issues so sharply divided, it was hopeless to look for an adjustment of view-point, and we agree with His Excellencoy that if consideration of the Bill were adjourned even for a month, the result would be precisely the

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American Minister to China Visits San Francisco.

A Clerk's Loss,

medicine valued $75.

boat.

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very

Cargo Boat Sinks. The master of cargo boat, 2118 reports that whilst on his way to Ynumati his bat was stamped and wank. He was being towed by a launch and the rope broke.

In East Africa, The Secretary of State, has an There were no lives lost, but money and clothing to the value announcement to make as to what of $100 went down with the is going on in East Africa. Altor desperate efforts to raid British have territory, the

enemy Returned. Banishee. A Chinese who has been twice been repulsed. If anyone wanted charged this morning, before efficiency of the Volunteer force banished freza the Colony was proof of the readiness and general Mr. J. R. Wood, at the Pulice ia that quarter, there it is. "It Court, by Inepretar Gerrard, with does not look as though there returning fra banishment. He would be much doing in the way months with hard labour and was tent to prison for twelve of German successes just there

The Height Standard, four hours stocks.

And talking of volunteering. Society of St. Vincent de Paul..there seeme to be no diminution An extraordizmy zeneral meet-in that direction at Home. It ing of the Council General (and might have been thought that, ister to China and formerly pro- St. Vincent de Paul will be held standard of height for recruits, Dr. Paul Samuel Roinsch, min-its branches) of the Society of when the War Office raised the fessor of political science in the in the Conference Ell, Gle- the numbers would fail off; but When we come to look at the merits of the matter, we think it University of Wisconsin at nealy" on Thursday st.6.15 pa.. apparently there are still plenty will be sunceded that the attitude taken up by the Unofficial mem- Madison, Wis, registered at the for the purpose of discussing of tall men left. But height or bera is one which reflects the general concensus of opinion among St. Francis recently on his way argent matters relating to the no height, Goliath or Zicchens, Britishers in Hongkong. The opposito view that taken by the to Peking, having taken this Society. Home Government may be in-line with British tradition, but is it

All the boaorary and we need not fear that there will be not a fact that Britain in the past has been over-gonerons in her roue back to bis post after trying active members are invited to any serious dearth of offers while

vainly to fo to the Orient from attend. treatment of the enemy and has a fered considerably in cop Switzerland via the Baez canal.

Britishers are Britishers. Even sequence? His Excellency, in commenting on the instructions le Dr. Reinech is repated to have

the very schoolboys are keen to The new Catholic Church at go to the Front. bed received from the Secretary of State, remarked that the done more for American diplo Shankiwan is to be blessed by British Government intend to stick to free trade and fair trade,"

in the Far Eat than any Bishop Pozzoni on Sunday next. But what is fair trade? Moet Hongkong Britishers' conception of other representative of the United The altar an the role of the the term sharply differs from that of the Home Government, a at Stales in years, Ila han boena sagotuary have been taken from present revealed. The fet remains that German and Austrian life-long student of Americs he Rosary Church; Kowloons by

Desqof Säcred College Hurt Traders may still do business in this Colony. And the conditionslations with foreign countries kind permission of the generona

Home September 20 - Tre wonder which they do it are worth noticing. Most British-tradere,

in this time of stress and tarmoil, are keeping their staffe at full nations, Ee represents the who replaced them with new ones phin Vannutelli, the dean of

inare particularly South American decor, Chevalier Dr. A. S. Cromes, Tribuna.ssy that Cardinal: Se strength. This patriotic policy costs them much. On the other United States in the Pan of beautiful marble. The frame the sacred college, who is almost hand, German traders in our midst have cut their staffe down to a American conference of 1900 and work of the windows is of hard blind, fell to-day and injared his minimum and are thus able to underell the British business man again in 1910. He slab was a wood and is plan the gift of Dr. leg. The Cardinal fainted from in his own market. Is this fair competition? And is it necessary delegate to the Pan-American Gomes. Several poor Chinese the pain, but soon revived and to ask whether like facilities to those granted to Germans and Scientific Congress of Santiago families of Shaukiwa ofered the was taken to his cell in the con Austrians in British territory are allowed to British traders in

clave. He is 80 years old. Germany and Austria ?

Hame.

macy

in 1900

New Catholic Church.

Bastion of the Croan,:

money to or for the benefit of an enemy;

for, or by way of transmission. to or from an enemy country or an enemy, nor directly, or indirectly to trade in or carry any goods, warea or mer- chandise destined for or coming from an enemy country or an enemy;"

(vii.)-Not to permit any

British ships to leave for any port or place in an enemy country; (ix)-Not to enter into any com-

mercial, financial or other contract or obligation with or for the benefit of an enemy; (Not to enter into any trans-

actions with an enemy if and when they are prohibited by an Order-in Council' ́made and published on the recom- mendation of a Secretary of State, even though they would otherwise be permitt ed by law or by this or any other proclamation.

All persons that whoever in

security for the payment of (.)-Not to compromise or give And we do hereby farther warn

apy debt or other sam of money with or for the benefit of an enemy;

enemy in drawing, accept ing, paying, presenting for acceptance or payment negotiating, or otherwise dealing with any negotiable: instrument;

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(iv)-Not to accept, pay, or

otherwise dent with any. negotiable instrument which is held by or on behalf of on enemy, provided that thie prohibition shall not be deemed to be infringed by any faraon who had no rea Aonableg ounds for believing that the instrument ie held by or on behalf of an enemy;

Not to enter into any new transaction, or complete any transaction already entered into, with an enemy in any stocks, shares, or other (vi.)-Nt to make or enter into

securities;

apy new marine, life, fire,

Pontzavention of the low shall commit, aid or abat any of the aforesaid dots, is guilty of a crime and will be liable, to punishment and penalties. accordingly,

5-Provided always that where an enemy has a brauch locally situated in British," allied, or neutral territory. not being neutral territory in Europe, transactions by or with such branch shall not be treated as transsc-. tions by or with an enemy,

6.-Nothing in this prcolama- tion shall be deemed to prohibit payments by or on account of enemies to persons resident, ojrrying on business or being in our dominions, if such paymente. arisa out of transactions entered into bofors the outbresk of war For otherwise permitted.

7-Nothing in this proclama

tion shall be taken to rohibit anything which shall be expressly permitted by our licence, or by the licence giver on our behalf by a Secretary of State, or the Board or Trade, whether such licences, be espreally granted to in- dividasie or by announced as applying toolsssss of

8This prcclamation'shall be called "The Trading with the Enemy, Proclamation. No, 2

CLAUDYSEVEAN, EN

Colonial Secretary

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or other policy or contrace of insurance with or for the benefit of an enemy; nor to accapt, or give effect to any insurance of, any risk arising under any policy or contract of insurance (including re- insurance) made or entered iato with or for the benefit of an enemy, before the outbreak of war; (vil),→Nül difestly or indirectly to supply to or for the use or bonellt of, or obtain from, an enemy country, or an enemy, any goods, wares or mor- chandise, nor directly or indirectly to supply to or for the use of benefit of, or obtain from any person any goods, wares or merchandise, 6th October, 1914

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