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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH – THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1918.

The Raids on London,

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"DAY BY DAY.

UNION CHURCH.

THE RACES.

TO-DAY'S MISCELLANY.

We have just received new stocks of

DEWAR'S

SCOTCH

WHISKY

IMPERIAL INSTITUTE

AND

EXTRA SPECIAL.

'SOLE AGENTS:

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Once again London has been made the object of German cruel- ty and spits. On Monday night batch of serial raiders visited the Metropolis sad kept up an inter- mittsat series of bombing for five hours on end, while a message which comes through this morn- ing tells of yet a further raid од the following right.

LEARNING HATH GAINED MOST Annual Meeting of Seatholders. BY THOSE BOOKS BY WHICH THE

PRINTERS HAVE LIST.—-3, Fuller, 1-

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"To-morrow's Anniversary,

To-morrow is the the third saniversary of the Battle of Le

Basee.

Estries for the 1918 Meeting.

A correspondant to the Daily N'aus says he has received many requests for Light op the various

The preliminary programmes

There was a large attendance at the annual mesting of seat for the Racen in February have parties and movements bolders of Union Church last now been issued, giving details distracting Russia. Well, bere-- evening, Mr. James Walker being of the entries for the various he says, are some definitions toʻ got · along with. ⠀ Ondets are The report for the past year It is revealed that there are 52 Konstitutional Democrata, K.Da. stated, inter alia:-The Treatables this year, se compared where their name. They are We surer's statement enows a deficit with 43 Just your and 39 the year

The Dollar. The opening rate of the dollar | Moodsy's - affair .. appears to 00 demand to day

have been a terrible 2. 11.7/84. The closing rate will

basi- be found on Page 1. Inese; for in addition to the lose al} life through the actual dropping

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alected to the obair,

Orenta.

of $2,144.34 which is an increase before. The decrease is mainly more or less Imperialist Liberals, of $542.16 Daring the year soconated for by the amsigama-and are the farthest right of the several generona donations hare tion of several stables, a notable parties etill articulate. Marimslist been repeived which have greatly case being the new stable of is an incorrect translation of tomba many other casualties ▲ beggar was charged before nesisted in the rednotion of "Adameric", this being a com Balsharik. Bolabarik → méana were caused by over-orowding Mr. A. Deer Ball, at the Police the debit balance. It should bination of Mr. Adema and Mr.

men,

"Same " Defence:"

of

in the shelters and the collapse Court this morning, with solicit be noted that, though the Erica', or Mr. Soares and Mr. "member of the bolshiestro," or of a building wherein.

ing alma. The man was said to be income from seat reats and Moller. The ponies of this large majority. The reference is to a s gres pest and Europeine bad weekly cfferings is higher than stable are either "Cata" or Scollint conferenos held ame women and children were seeking complained of him. Defendant any preceding year, heavy ex- "Lighta". M. de Journel is racing years ago in Switzerland. They refage. Once more we have to said he was in employment and penditure for repairs and re- ander the name of "Mr. Lex' are extremists in comparison with - bemoan the sacrifice of the was stretobing out his hands to decorating required to be provid. and Mr. Satterle, who races in the Mensheviks, or minority

A. S. WATSON & Co., Ltd., liver several innen, women light his pipe. The case was ed for. The possibility of similar Shanghai se "Mr. Elretine", in party, represented at the same

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and children, some of the latter dying in their mothers' arms.

adjourned.

Football Match.

a fresh determination to wipe out Pasoo, Gerrard, HoTavish sad the system which initiated the Morrison. Beserves:-Railton

will

murder of helpless civilians. The and Wood. blood of Britishers will to-day

Sparious Bangles.

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boil with just rage over this lateat

display of Hounish devilty, which

expenses for repaire recurring, rasing under the style of "Hr. conference, Manshevik is some- and the increased amount required George Sand". The other race time incorrectly translated Mini- for the Pastor's stipend, call for names assumed are'well-known.malist

The Committee for the Salva

The Re-

This is the manner in which Gar. The following players have an increase in the revenus of the The ponies this year total 107, many makes war. Bat if the been chosen to represent the Oburch. The Committee, having comparing with 110 year ago enemy imagines for a moment Hongkong Olab in their League carefully considered the financial and 104 in 1916. This number

·Sorrespondents are requested to observe the rule

which that he can scare the British people game with the R.G.4. on Satar-regirements of the Church, has is composed of 27 griffins, 32 old Squires them to forward their names and addresses" with

by these fool meane, he is sadly day, the 3:d proz, at 4 p.m. on decided to recommend that the ponies and 48 subscriptions. tion of the Revolution was made munications addressed. to the Editor, not necessarily

out in his reckoning. Incidents the Clab Ground: Goldenberg; fees for the major portion of the There were originally 50 "saba," up of parties opposed to the #lisation, but as an evidence of their bons fides.

like these only se: Ye to steel car Cave and McCobbin; Ralston, sittings be advanced to 815 per brought down, but one, owned by Bolsheviks during the present Derree and to eet ourselves with Stewart and Rodger; Goldenberg, annum, leaving a small number Mr. Sa88005, bas since died and row in Petrograd.

at $10 per annum... It is also smother, owned by Sir Paul volutionary Committee” is the intended to revive the Pastorate Ohater, has been discarded, Bolshevik organisation during the Reserve Fand, to be used only in leaving 48 to figure in the race same row though, of esuras. cocnection with the payment of programme.

scores of committees have used passage fees and other expense8"} In the matter of entries, the that name.) Not a single one of Tas raten per quarter and per mensem, proportional. Subscriptions

the sall these parties is in favour of e- consequent or the Pastor's furnumber is well ap to for any period leg than one month will be charged as for can only be answered in one way. Police Court this morning, If this fond, by gradual secam being 940 entries for the thirty are more definitely in favour of Before Mr. A. Der Ball, at the fough or a change of pastorate. standard of previous years, there separate peace. The Bolsheviku That way lies in the direction The daily issue ie delivered free when the addresses is accessible to of sharp retaliation. Every time Chinese was charged with attemp malation, is made Buccess, races on the first three days. In jolase warfare than the other carries out there ting to exchange spurious bangles the necessity for special appeal the classic race of the Meeting Socialist parties, and are is more messenger. Peak subscribers can have their cupies delivered at the enemy their residences without any extra charge. U copies esat by diabolics! raids he must be paid Dee 0V iz Load Central. As the Church's agreement with against 30 last year and 23 two because they want to get on with for real gold sta shop in at such times would be avoided. there are 27 entries, this being of burry for a general peace, post an additional $1.80 per quarter is charged for postage. back in fall. And we hope that it

will not be many daysere we hear man was charged with siding the Pastor expires in March, 1818, years ago. The actual entries for the social revolution which they that the cowardly Hune bare been and abetting. The defendante a sestholders' meeting was held in the Darby are sa follows:- consider more important then the given a most copious draught of were represented by Mr. J. M. Jane last, when the Rav, J. Krik Mr. Adamerica

Hall, of Messrs. Wiltinson and Maconsobie was unanimously in 11 st. 4 lb.

Wild Cat, war. Grist, The case was adjourned.vited to continue in the Pastorate Mr. Adameric's Gentle ¡Cat,

This invitation was duly acce, tod. 11 st. 1-lb. The organ, which has been the Mr. Adamerica Siamere Cat, Mr. Adamerica Persian Cat,

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their own bitter medicine.

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Unhappy Germany.

Possession of Hoops.

Bat while the Germans see fit) A Chinese was charged before hope of many years, is now com. 10 st. 12 it. to indulge in these excursions far Mr. J. R. Wood, at the Folies plete and is considered to be a from home, a much more serions Court this morning, with being fine instrument and cost $13,031, 11 st. 1 1. mentre confronts them in their an unlawful possession of a nom- and it is extremely satisfactory to own land. From the nature of ber of hoopa." It was stated that know that whole of this sam bas st, 12 lb to-day's messages it is clear that detective found him on the been raised, and that there is a Mr. Dryasdast's Andrew 10 st. ARMSTRONG-O 3th January. To. Mr. and Mrs. W. the strikes in the Fatherland are Star Ferry Wharf and on wear-balance in hand for any improve-12 16. Armstong, a daughter.

of a

most serious character. ching a basket found the hoops.ments which may be deemed

Mr. Dryaduate Salamander, So an ath may be judged The defendant had a licence. His desirable in the fatura.

11 st. 1 lb. from the fact that there are Worship inflicted a fine of $10, In proto-ing the adoption of Mr. Drysadnat's Maybe, 10 st. 100,000 strikers in Berlin alone, and warned him that if he was the report and accounts, the 12 lb. while men are also refasing brought up again he would be Chairman said the acceptazos by to work in torpedo and dockyard-sent-to-prison-without-the-option their pastor of-the-invitation to establishments. We are told also of a fine. that the morement is spreading from district to distrist. The qae8 tion now naturally suggests.itself

The Hongkong Telegraph.

HONGKONG, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1918.

BRITISH AND GERMAN COLONIAL POLICY,

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A Juvenile Pick Pocket.

Mr. Benry Hamphreys' Grey House, 10 st. 12 lb.-

Mr. Henry Humphreys' Ularch Manse, 10 st. 12 lb.

The death of Mr. Neil Primrose is a heavy loss to British polîtionl life, in which he was a popolar and promising figure. Hr. As- quith, Lord Ladsdowne, and Lard Rosebery bare all now lost mana in the war. The fact that he fell in Palestine within à few days of Mr. Balfour's letter to Lord Roths child adds a touch of gaits romantic tragedy to Mr. Frim- rose's death. His mother was, of course, Rothschild, and it was: rumoured that be was to be-an- officer in the new Jewish regiment, in which he took a very great interest. His undoubted ability. was rather hidden to the essun? under s singularly boyish exterior. When he went Sistinto America on the "peses trip" four years ago the combination pussled the reportera very much." They could not get him to talk. "Ask 'me," he said, "how Dalmeny gets a fast balf-volley to the leg boundary and I'll tell you, but if it's peace you want mak Perris or Weardals. They know all about it." Yet the next day be made one of the wisset and happiest orations of the whole tcur at the Waldorf Astoris pance laach.

8 Ellis Kadoorie's Tytam Chief; 11st. Ilb.

Sir Ellis Kadoorie's Fanling observer Chief, 10st. 12 b.

Br Ellie Kadoorie's Chief, 10st. 12lb.

Messrs. L & B.'s Lusitanian

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remain with them was a great comfort to Union Church. He Oplum Discoveries. would my no more than that the Three Obinree appeared before invitation and acceptance were no With characteristic Incidity, General Smuts, in his address on East Africs to the Royal Geographical Society, effectively con- to where this spirit of revolt Mr. J. E. Wood, at the Police whole-hearted that it seemed as trasted Germsa and British colonial methode. Our distinguished will end. We have before referred Court this morning charged with if they were made for each other. South African visitor, who has played so brilliant & part during the to the effect which the food being in unlawful possession of a (Applause). The organ fand Revenue was started some yeste ago when War and has now been in London for some time giving the War restrictions are having on the Ger- gaantity of opium.

that Mr. Mackenzie was secretary, Council the benefit of bia wide knowledge and in furthering the men masses, and now we gather Offider Lennigan ́eteted cause of the Empire, whose interests he has a deeply a heart, doubt that one of the factors in these when the men were making a bot in 1914 Mr. Chapman, the Pearl, 10. 121b. les found the subj at upon which he was lecturing peculiarly sait-latest strikes is the calling up of search even taels of opium were organist, saw that it was impos Mr. Nemasse's Karand, 11st. able, as it is not so long since, full of bonour, that he passed over to more men for the Army. In view found in a sun helmet, two-and-sible to go on with the organ in llb.. General van Deventer the proud tsek of giving the cup de grace to of the sacrifices already made, it is half taele was found on the person the state it was then and not the

Mr. Namaze's Nevand, 11st, Germsay's hopes in East Africa, General Smuts did well to reiterate not surprising that the German of one of the men, and three lbe, example by contributing to the 416. a feat that bee often been commented upon and which has formed a people should reseat the demands were discovered in the soles of a fund. He also obtained contribu

Sir Paul's Conquest Dablis, santraet strikingly in favour of the British.

for more "cannon fodder." They number of shoes they were in tions from others and suficient 10, 121b. The speaker said that Germany sought colonies not after the must, in spite of official assurances charge of. The first defendant money for the rebuilding wa

Bir Paal's Unique Dablis, 11. English fashion. We have sought them as no other civilised nation to the contrary, know fall well we fined $50, the second $250, raised. He was sure they llb. Bought them, with a view to peaceful settlement and for the purpose that farther fighting will only the third $20, and the opium would be thankful to Mr. Chap- Sir Paul's Bantam Dablis,

man for the trouble he had taken 10 st. 9 lb. of the upliftment of the natives. Toat we and has always been mean a continuation cf useless WB9 confiscated.

in connection with the intra- the aim of Britain's colonial policy. Germany's object was not bloodshed. And they are wise and

Bir Paul's Modesty Dahlia, ment. The soconuts for the past 10. at121b. in the interests direc ly of her own people and even less in the far-seeing in setting their faces interests of the natives. Owing to her abortage of agricultural against the fatile sacrificing of A small boy was charged before year were satisfactory. In 1915 Mr. John Peel's Domino, 11 st. labour, Germany cannot afford to encourage emigration, and there is bnman lives. Internal troubles of Mr. J. R Wood, at the Police the deficit was $2,316, which

A correspondent has been 1 lb. abundant evidence to prove that Germany had little use for the ns. this kind are Bound to have a Court this morning, with stealing was reduced in the following year

Mr. John Peel's Xmas Day, amusing himself with working out fire African except to drill him-which she has, with little succees, great effect on the war, and the $10 in small money from the to $1,082 by a special collection. 10 st. 12 lb.

the percentages on" a population. attempted to do--for the purpose of establishing a Central African more they spread throughout person of a man. Complaiasat This year the expenses exceeded Mr. John Peel's, New Year, basis of the lighting forces of the various countries as given by the Empire. For military power and for military power alone-Ger enemy lande the more quickly neid he was going to buy soms the income by 8542 16, the 10 st. 9 lb. many attempted to found a Colonial Empire. With an arrogance may pease be brought about. dried nute from stall in the defioit being secounted for by re- Mr. George Band's Bocksand, U. S War Department, The that could be found only in the Teaton, the Germans schemed to

street when be felt defendant jake pairs rendered necessary by the 11 st. 1 15.

rosnitats rather surprising, abisin, sa part of their war conquests, not only the British African America's Man-Power,

the money ont of his pocket. Be ravages of white auta.

Mr. George Sand's Luckysand, Austria is easily fmt. Ten per possessions, but also three of the French, the Belgians and the Por

then ran away, base was given beams in the Chaich were"re 11 st. 1 lb

cent. of the whole population tuguess south of the Eshers and Lake Chad and north of the Zam- That the United States are sad he was caught, the defendent paired, but this expense was Mr. George Sand's Daintysand, must be under arms, 11 these. besi. It was a pretty little scheme, whiob, however, failed to mature, quietly and effectually preparing throwing the roll of madey into borne by an anonymous donor, to 10 st. 12 ib.

figures are consok. Then comes thanks largely to the splendid leadership of General Baths and to lend farther aid to the Allied a side channel. Defendant, said whom he was sure they would be

Mr. George Band's Dragonsand, Germany with 8.7 per cent. General Smuts. Today Germany's dream of a great Central forces in France and, probably, he did not know anyone was very grateful for saving the 11 at: 1 lb.

bearing arms, and Italy and African Empire is xa a bubble evaporated.

also in Italy, is evident in many picking pockets. He had nothing Church the expense. Seat rente

Montenegro tying for third place The views expressed by General Smuts as to the disposal of the ways. Thoroughness is what our to do with it. His Worship seat amounted to $2,736, which was

with 8 per cent. But the point that surprises me in this. Irolad- German colonies should meet with the approval of all sensible people. American cousins aim at, for defendant to prison for six weeks' $120 higher than those of

the previous rear and $35 in Herers, D McDonald, J. Walker, ing Colonice, our Armice, on * Aalong," says he, “as there is no real change of heart in Germany, they clearly realise the gigantio hard labour. no irrevocable break with militariam, the law of self-preservation nature of the business in hand and

excess of 1907, which was a J. Rodger, J. Wattie, Shaw, C. this basis, are -7,5 and should be considered paramount." Sincerely is it to be hoped that the necessity for thus patting for

record. The weekly offerings O. Hickling, J. L. McPherson, E. French 7.0 per cent. of the these wise words will be kept in mind and, better still, sated upon ward their beat effort. They have The Ex-Tsar's Domestic Affairs for 1918 amounted to $3,030, R. Darey. J. Mitobell, A. Mas population. Remember, the

which included special collec- kenzie, W. Brown, J. Anderson figures do not include at tus proper time. In this matter the Imperial Parliament partion- already done much and that they

forces. We have been so larly owes a debt to the brave and patriotic men who mustered so will do much more admits of dot

The Osaka Mainichi's special tions of 8604. The total for 1917 and Dr. B. M. Gibson. readily in our South African Colony and who, naturally, greatly the slightest shadow of a doubt. correspondent at Harbin tle was higher, amounting to $3,014. Ladies Committee: Mesdames told that our O desite that the traits of their efforts shall remain a permanent part The statemens just issued by Mr. graphs that the ex-Tear having the offerings were maintained HcKenzie, J. Walker, O.O. Hicksorifice is not to be compared of the British Empire. General Santa did well to emphasise that Baker, the United States Secre obtained permission from the and if the seat rental was inuene. ling, J.M. MoCabbie Maconschis, with that of Francs thst many might have consequences reaching far beyond Africa," point in thie matter. Wo will the former Cairiss, will shortly the overdraft at the hack and also Baswell and J. Handergr

premature or unwise restoration of German East Afrios to Ger- tary for War, is very mack to the Maximalist Government to divorced from $10 to $15 they would J. Mitchell, G. M. Shaw, Temple- people will be astonis

be able in two years to wipe off ton, D. Wood, J. Haodonsid, W, redul£. Of course, Knowing what the Pan-German dream was and, given the opport- have," he says, "half a milion marry Mind Km, a famous seizoON

| Indika population unity, what is might be again, knowing also the diabolic ingenuity men in France shortly a large and a dancer. The original have a surplus for repairs which Mr. Consland priposed that windows v of the moders Buns, or there be any dombt as to the meaning proportion of this number are message does not give the name were constantly occurring in this the sent rent he raider from underlying General Staats warning? Unquestionably "No" already there) and during 1818. of the Indy, merely saying "Ming climate What we have won we must hold, if for no other reason than to further million and a half will be "The Osaker Mainisha adda Mr. A. 8. D. Cousland second thwart fature German machinations, to let Germany know that what able to go there. And all the that while the report about the ed the motion, which was carried. we had the power to win, we have the power and the will to hold. world knows what will happen ez Tear marrying again cannot be The election of oficere resalted Besides, we owe a debt to those who fought and died; to those who when such aid is at the disposal readily credited, there is nothing

ss follows: Hecretary, andared and won and brought to an end Germany's scheme of an of the Allies on the Western improbable about his gelling a

Banfield Unber Trea African Empire.

Front!

LA. 8. D. Cotiaand↑ Commitise: divorce from his consort.

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to $15. Mr. Mickénkie esconded sad the motion was carri

The Rev. J. Kirk Mao propped a vote of thanks to th offorts and committes: "This s Mr. wounded by Mr. McGabbia and