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STOP PRESS TELEGRAMS,

THE IRISH DEPORTEES,

London, June 29.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JUNE

1918

COTTON CONVENTION:

BRIGADE

A BRAVE LITLI NATION.

ROYAL SILVER WEDDING.

In the Hoom of Commons, the Irish Secretary, replying to Mr. Outhwaite mid :-There is sufficient evidence lo enable the pro- soution of Irish deportsen, but it was not considered necessary or desirable to prosecute.

ON THE WESTERN FRONT.

Germans Admit Allied Attacks.

London, June 20.

A German wireless official messge states Enemy partial attacks north of Albert, south-west of Noyon, and north-west of Obsteau-Thierry, failed høsvily,

British Line Advanced.

Another German Report.

London, June 20.

Post-War Possibilities Discussed at New York.

are that would afeguard Amari ST. JOHN AMBULANCE | can labour, capital and enterprise in the marketi of the worlda - Ba continued sa

Orders issued by Mr. E. Ealphs | Georgia at War with Turkey

No. 2.V. A. D.

Thursday, June 27th-8 p. Squad and Stretcher Drill.

No. 3 V. A. D....

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Last List of

Lady May muda as she follow M. Ghambaaldse, the Secretary list of contributors to the Royal of the Baseo-British Chamber of Silver Wedding Fund Commerce in London and a well-ra. Ho Fook (Rad donation), known Georgian, writes in the Mrs. Litt, Min. Eran Jones, Mrs. Tuesday, June 25th-1.15 Daily Chronica au follows. Anger, Mrs Minahald,” Mrs. To many readers, the little Moon, Mrs. Digby, M. Goodban, p. Bandaging Class

Wednesday, June 26th-2.30 country of Georgia in the Cau- Mrs. G. P. Curry, Mrs. Stabbings

caeus, in posrosly Sven known, in Miss Bileen Stabbingu – p. Band Praetios.

Thursday, June 27th.-L.15 m an independent. Christiazı

spits of its 2,000 years existence | Morris. p.m. Recruit Drill.

kingdom, until it was incorporst- Saturday, Jane 29th ed in the Russian Empire at the p... Squad and Stretcher Drill; beginning of the nineteenth cen

P.5. Band Practice 2.30.

Tuesday, June 25th-120p.m. First Aid Class.

Thursday, June 27th-120 p.m. Bandaging Practice.

Friday, June 28th. 4.20 p.m. Squad and Stretcher Drill.

No. 4 V.A. D.

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jury. She songhs alliance with Rasis for protection from the and Paris in defence of har inde | certary-long struggle with Turkey

pendence and Christianity.

Previous lieta Th list

$5.798.50

430.34

36,928 84

The list is now closed,

Advocate „for the relief of Amerinon expettrade, the Webbe Pomerene sel bidn fair to socomp- stata rim lish not only this purpose, but Amerion's place in world trade also a number of others, that was discussed at a session of the together transosad any national, joint convention of the National material, and industrial advant- Association of Cotton Manufac-age, and, in sed, comprise the tarers and the Americen Oution higbest humanitarian aims for Männfeosurora”. Amocistion, at which the United Sates entered the Hotel Bilimore, New York upon the great world war. For, recently. Problems confronting in the providence of events, this manufacturers and xporters sot seems likely to prove one of now, and those which will the spleet mesns that American London, June 20, present themselves after the war, sistesmanship could possibly Field Marshal Sir Douglas Hairs reports The French carried were diseased by Government have devised for promptly re out two euocereful raids on the night of June 19 in the neighbour and trade experts. The cotton habilitating devasted Europe, for hood of Loore and took several prisoners, The British took few manufacturers, who are doing a perpetuating the commersial and prisonere north-east of Matern. We advanced our line slightly in large export trade, as well so the financial tisa, now binding the the morning north-west of Merrie and took a few prisoners. Wagrestent domestic basines in the United States to its allice, and beat off two counter-attacks on new positions Hortile gas shelling history of the industry, are greatly for bringing together that Isague was active daring the day in the vicinity of Ayette.

interested in developing foreign, of nations by which alone lasting | markets for siter-war commerce..pesce can be secured after the

As the papers have officially Among the speakersst the asily war.

sunounced, this little country, ession were Dr. Frank W. Taas With all proper · safeguards

together with armenia, is at war to 400,000, and the Georgisne with Turkey. Fires fighting is have about 5,000 officers and ig, chairman of the United against aluse, the Webb Pomes Baten Tariff Commission, Arthur ans sal permite, in foreign

guing as already. H. Weed, of Boston; John Bar-į marketa, a degree of free notion

The reason for it is an impud. Kesarale many among them being distinguished military Tory ent Cemand on the part of Turkey leaders with effigient so satific rett, director of the Pan-American to which the American export Union; George A. O'Reilly, of trade herasofore has been a

to cede the districts of Batoum sining, the Irving National Bank; Dr. stranger.

Friday, June 28th.-3.30 p.m. ¿quare mile and, what is more very favourable

and Ardahan-territory of 4,000 The mountainous ground is Edward E. Pratt, former chief of Vader conditions, and with Nursing Practice. the Baresa of Foreign and Do- formalities that are not stoessive

tragis, the question of ceding this warfare, which, of course, could for guerille meetic Commerce; Frederick A. considering the rigor of our

territory has been arranged by te maintained for a considers ble Haleey, commissioner American national policy toward combias-

Tarkey with the Bolsheviks, who time. St. John's Cathedral, Hongkong. Institute of Weights and tions and single concerns" of

certainly had no authority, either The length of the Georgian and 4th Sunday after Trinity, 23rd Measures; Gilbert H. Montague, dominant sis, and considering United States and other astions from the Georgians or the Arme Armenian front against Turkey. June, 1918. Holy Communion and Ernst B, Filinger, of the the partiality of our national should all stand upon the same nians, to deal with their fate. (7.50 am.) Matins (11. a.m.)

is about 200 miles, and it Responsos: Ferial.

It is strange that the Turkish beolately certain that Turkey Lawrence Company. A paper attitude toward competition and footing in economic and finsacial Maofarren. Psalms: 110, 111, prepared by Arno 8. Pearse, independent concerns of small competition. We believe that all Government, after heavy military will not be in a position to under Ouseley. Te Deum: Woodward, secretary of the International aise the Webb-Pamerene 01 Begotiation should be simple and disasters in Mesopotamis, Arabia, tak any serious operations and Smart, Turle. Benedictus: Cotton Federation, of Manches permite sny American Exporter to straight-forward, and that the and Palestine, should select this will have to resort to her populaz Troutbeck. Hymns: 4, 290 ter, England, was also read at the set in combination with any other outcome should be the establish- little epot for compensation. method of arranging maneres. God Save the King. N.B. mesting, which was presided over American exporter, and with as mens of the same terms for every History repeats itself. It was It must sise be remembered that Psalm 110, verses 1, 5, in un- by D, Y. Cooper, former president many, or sa few, as he desires, one. We wish a fair field, an that part of Georgia which Turkey the Georgian and Armenian ison. Psalm 111, verses 1, 2, 7 of the American Cotton Manufzoander any arrangement that he honourable rivalry. It is our invaded constantly for many troops will have behind them s 8, in unison, Hymn 4, verses 1 tarera' Association. 4 in unison. Hymn 290, verses

they may agree upon, for any pride that in the Orient we have centuries, and she has tried the the purpose whatever that relates to nothing to conceal, nothing to same experiment now.

▲ wireless German official message states:-Loemy aotivity incrested on the evening of June 19 on almost the whole of Prince Rupprecht's front. Strong infantry advances in numerous motors were repaleed. Wa panstrated deeply into Ameriosa positions between Mann and Mõeel.

CANTON NEWS.

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Our Canton correspondent writes under date of June 21, BA follows: Reliable reports from Peking s'ats that the Northern leaders have decided at a confer ence held in Tiestain, to carry out the original military policy towards Kwongtong, and fight- ing will still to be continued. The original military policy in to send troops to attack Kwongtang in three directions General Chang Wai chi, the chief commander of the Ex- peditionary Army for attacking "Kwoogtang, will sttank' Kwong- tang from Kiangri with the Shantung sud Kisogei troope.j From the East General Lå Hou ki;;, Tuohan of Fation, will lead troops towards Chinchop and Swalow. The third direction will be directed by Geleral Lung Chi kwong who will launch his attack upon Ko-ohow from the South, It is reported that Lang Chi kwong, aflerste uiting in the North, ie returning Kwonging with funde and ammunitions supplied from the Central Government, Big recruits will be brought south when time is available.

Owing to the critical position of the Southern troops in Busan, many troope now being used forattacking Luog Obi kwong's troops, have been ordered back to Canton to be reformed Bod deepatched to Hanao. It is reported that Chan Ping-kwan, Taohun of Kwangsi, has also continuously ordered the Kwangai troops to go to Kwailin and the important places of the narth border of Kwangui fcr protection.

The food in the North River is: again ruing many telegrama bave been received from the variɔne districts along the river asking for refist.

Kallan Output,

The total output of the Kailan Mining Administration't

mines for the week ending June 8

amounted to 63,048 tone and the sales during the period, to 47,717

Colony's Health.

tama.

Daring yesterday there were notified three cams of plague,

two of spotted fever and one of enterio fever. All were fatal and all the sufferers Chinese,

Death of Perak Towkay, Ipoh, Jass 7-The deain his

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CHURCH SERVICES.

in unison.

Venite;

No. 5 V. A, D. Friday, Jane 28th.—5.15 p.m. Squad and Stretcher Drill,

Victoria Nursing Division.

They

very well organised Lleny 1, 3, 6, in unison. Holy Com«; Mr. OR illy spoke on

systern. munion (12 noon.) Evensong necessity of providing credit American export trade, or to trade explain, nothing to apologizi lor. Georgia is an autonomoas The present position of Georgia (6 p.m.) Responses: Ferial facilities for foreign trade, and in say foreign market, so long as Our policy in the Occident should and .composent part of

and Armenis can be compared Psalms: 114 T. P., 155 Wickes pointed out the neede of such arrangement does not effect, be no less the cause for a cat the Trans Caucasian Republic with that pravating in the Bal Middle Voluntary: Berceuse G. nationally scooptad banking trade within the United States or pride.

That Republic has been kau war, when Bulgaria, diberis, Delbruck. Magnificat: Crotch system. Success in providing facil-does not include anfsir methods An invitation to American formed, since the Bolshevik (30th morning). Nunc Dimittis: ities for foreign trade and im of competition

cotton growers and manufactur- desperadoes made their appearated themselves, in order to fres Montenegro, Groups and AlbaniS against some Wesley: Hymns: 229, 221, 19. proved business conditions after outside American competitor who ers to filiate with the later-ance in Petrograd, and, being sheir historical territory from N.B.-Psalm 114, verses 1, 2, 5, the war, he said, would be meas is also engaged in the American national Cotton Federation was absolutely abandoned and isolated 6, G.P., in unison. Psalm 115, ared by our ability to do three export trade.

extended by Mr. Pearse in a sinos the sigastate of peace with indicted upon Turkey a ameaning

Turkish domination. verses 1. 9. 12, 16, 18, in unison. things: to recognise fundamentals Freedom, instead of govern- paper read at the meeting.

the Bolsheviks, Ukraine had to dafunt, chiefly because on their Hymn 221, verses 1, 3, 5, in

Mr. Pearse asserted that views sign the armistice with Tarkey.mide suere was jüskind and their unison. Hymn 19, verses 3. 5. when we mat them; to eliminate mental interference and restraints of American cotton men were not Pesca negotiations with Turkey national spirit was ladumitable.

fictions and see things as they must be the world's guiding really were; and to visualise principle in the future. For only considered abroad, because they were expected, when about March The Georgians and Algzebiane St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon business conditions or be correct in this way as be perpetuated were not represented in the 15 the Turkish Government sent will fight with the same spirit

4th Sunday after frinity, 23rd in a reasonably large percentage those moral and material ties on international body which was Note informing the Trans- June, 1918. Holy Communion of the guesses which must be which depeat America's political formed more than fourteen years Caucasian Government that it wounds, and she will regres is Tarkey bus cnosenja opaz old at 8.15 am. Morning Prayer 11

sad commercial fatate, and that go as a result of the Bally was quite willing to enter into very bitterly. One would have B.. Responses; Ferial.

After the war we shall be the league of nations by which alone leaders in the industry from Batoum, Ardahan, and Kars Mesopotamia, Arabia and På er corner," and was, cota posed of pesos negotiations providing believed that alter the loss of Venite: Macfarren. Psalms:: As set. N.B-In

Unison creditor nation," said M. O'Reil- may be assured a leating peace England, Russia, France, Italy, districts were immediately code1.tine abe had learned a lesson and Psalm 111, Verses 1, 2, 9 and ly, "The Foreigner will be the after the war, 10. Te Deum: Lawes, Cooke debtor. In this situation he can- Dr. Taussig in discussing

Denmark, India, and Japan. This impudent demand We would have been willing, to com- and Hopkins. Benedictus: not afford to do otherwise than foreign trade after the Germany and Austria have been promptly refused, bas Turkey fine herself to her proper saEILIJKY, Bennett, 23xd Evening. Hymns: help. He will be agreeable and declared against

commercial excluded since the war,

began to gradually re-occupy the Bas she seems to us tudorigible 567, "571 (First Tune), 315 and disposed to meet as half-way treaties or reciprocity agreements.

"Cotton will be extremely distriote of Trebizond and

and looks for new troubise, «is sa 123 (last verse in unison): God Our field of operations will be the with foreign countries on the scarce for many years after the E serum, and with her troops perfectly ridiosions for Turkey to Save the King. Evening Prayer world-his, because of war bais of searing to American War," stated Mr. Pearse," and its reached the old-war frontier of 6 p.m. Responses: Feriak:

seek further sunerations when Psalms: As

Hymn. God Save the King.

Maconachia..

msde.

the principle of nationality wil be at least established, not only for big astions, but for small

se sa well

The Caucaens is very far

set. N.B-In wounds may be confined within commodities, when they reached growth should be encouraged.” -| Trans-Caucasia where she hsited. Ithe Turks are's minority in their, unison-Psalm 144. Verses 1 mach narrower limits. We should the foreign custom house, lower Mr. Filsinger, who spoke wi Seeing that Tarker was Pir own country and wheo and 2, 7 and 8. Psalm 115, not now tie cumselves too definite rates of duty than were exsoted our trade in Latin America, paring to invade the Georgian serntory is so poorly populated Verses 1 and 2, 17 and 18. ly to any theory based exclusively on the same commodities when advocated co-operation between territory-namely, the Bstoam

It is sincerely to të haped that, Magnificat: Boyce, Slet Morn- upon the experience of former imported from third countries. business men and the Govern district-the Georgian Supreme in shu just straggle, the sympathy ing. Nuno Dimittis: Foster. years. After the war conditinus He spoke in part as follows:

ment in selecting field agente National Council immediately of all trends of email nationalities 8th evening. Hymas: 34 (last will require adjustments. New Special favours in Brasil may whose expense might be shared mobilised the entire male wist be on the side of the Geor verse in unison). Hymn: 592 measures of value must be enable us to sell our exports to between various industries and population of Georgia. Hymn 279 (first and last verses applied, & new range of vinica Brazil; but they do not cause as the Bureau of Foreign and At this time the Turks entered gans and Armeniane, and that in unison.) Hymn: 139. Vesper must be established, and a far to be really effective in serving Domestic Commerce. He said into an agreement with the broader margin of esfety in cal either the Brazilian or ourselves. that such agente could keep the drunken sailors of the Black Sea Union Church, Kennedy Road,culations must be allowed. If our exporters csunot do the sahifactacere directly in touch fleet, who protees to be Bolsheviks, Sunday Services, Juns 23rd, "When confronted by the business without the discriminat with the developments in their but who, up all now, have done

It a crail to look upon this Morning 11. Psalm 103. Hymns: problem of financing the vast ing rates if they cannot sell in distriota, put forth the general nothing but butcher their owa world shaggle from the point of 12, 556. Anthem Evening foreign trade possibilities we Brasil without each aid the advantages of trading with the best officers and bombarded the view of coogoMIO TUNOBZOJNË 6. Hymns: 373, 13, 14, 364. naturally feel a need for more the exporters of other countries United States, and act as trade Georgian town of Senkeum, on Preacher: Rev. J. Kirk efficient machinery than we now are obviously more effective in scouts in general. He also the Black Sea coast. The Georgia the usuman beings living in them certain territory and in diragad posages. Business men, bankers, cerving them. Our exporters advocated the appointment of a High Military Command than St. Peter's Church, West Point and chools are meeting it by then are bolstered up, not indeed representative committee of bust captured about ten warships be territories with century-dong | developing new facilities; com- at the expense of our domestic as men, to sit in Washington, longing to the Black Sea Rees, and fights of independence and the Sunday, June 16, 1913. 8 amercial agences, export commis customers or of our own treasury, and to advise the Bureau of stationed them around Batoum, in oras struggle for them. Holy Communion. Moming Prayer and Bermon. sion houses, and especially the as in the case of export bounties Foreign and Domestic Commerce. order to peerent further bombard removed from the centre of the

foreign departments of the large or of special transportation rates, Mr Halsey spoke strongly ments. The Georgian National The Gospel Hall No. 10 and seaport banks should and are but at the expense of the Brasilian against the adoption of the mettia Council also came to an anderes world struggle, and there 12 Pedder Street). Weekly fading solutions for the problems. consumers. Their lack of real system in the export trade. He atanding with the Armenian Na are very low people who know Services: Sunday, Breaking Banks are responding with a fine effectiveness is made ng by the said that he had made a study of tional Council for Georgian and This is all the more reseon, why snything about flus connury. of Bread, 11 &.m. Gospel Meet enthusiasm. They have establish exclusion of the more effective this subject, and had found that Armenian troops to operate to ing, 8p.m. Tuesday, Expositioned foreigu trade departments, competitors..

low American exporters ever had gether.

the struggle of sheen two smal of Boriptúre, 8 p.m. Thursday,

nations desertas sympathy and Bible Class, 8 p.m. Friday,

have increased, exchange facil Let me not be misunderstood, occasion to use the metric system. So far as the Georgiana are

Bs ande. Bible Class for Ladies, 5.30 pm ities, and are atilising foreign Ties of friendship and of friendly He pointed to the confusion concerned, they did not intend to Saturday, Prayer Meeting, banking connections more effer political affilation may lead to caused by the introduction of the enter into a campaign of ambiti-

sively than formerly. We need, special reciprocity rates or to metric setem in Chili, and, ous conguests, but their intention; bowever, a nationally accepted special trade agreements, regard. predicted that the adoption of the is to defend, at any price, the Church, banking system; we must learn leas of direct material bensit to matria system in this country asored wail of their territory, every Wanchal, Sunday Morning to utilian more fully the facilitice one party or the other. Of this would be a hundredfold more inch of which, for the last thou Service 10,15 am. Sunday Evening Service 6 pm,

of the Federal Reserve system, and our relations with Cabe give a difficult than in Chili because of sand years, has been soaked with our commercial credit situation striking example. But the govern the development of "manu- | the blood of their ancestors ; and ! Boldlers". Kad Sallors' Home

ing conditions of trade in the facture."

the Tarks will find it a very Arsenal Street. Sunday Even- must be improved." ing, Gospel Services 8

“To attempt to change the difficult task, to achieve thair. Mr. Montague pointed out the world at large are not of this sors. sdvantages that would soorus to Trade in the main has been and weights and measures used by dastardly aima. St. Joseph's Church, Garden business organisations doing will be a matter of material our industries - would be one of The position is, of course, very 8. E. GRÉEN Y. NO SZ KWorg,

Road.-Mass and Sermon at basinses in foreign countries advantage. Our international the most hopeless tanka ever serions for both the Georgians 10a.m. followed by the Bene under the Webb Pomerens ant policy should be frank and open, undertaken by human hands," and Armenians, as the Georgiant AN endeavour will bade to diction of the Blessed Baora He said this act, to permit co- and in commercial matters that continued Mr. Halsey, fuam bare 150 miles cost on the re-play this hon

operation in the Ameriosa export of the open door. The open door sorry for the man who thinks it Ben which they will have 10 MONDAY, 24th inst, 433 Roman Catholic Cathedral, Glen- trade, was tassed by Congress policy, is need hardly be said, can be done. You may ask, then, defend from an eventasi attack Stand ticket-holders hold enly.-Low Masses at 6, 7, and because the President, the Soc means that we wish no specist why do we fight it? Because, by the dranken and criminal change their tickets at MOUT 9.80 a.us. High Mass at 8 am retary of State, the Secretary of favours for ourselves, and oppoes while you cannot change our allors of the Black Sea fleet, and RIE'S, LTD. 5.30 pm. Benediction of the Commeres, the Federal Trade special favours to other. We weights and measures, you can do from the esstera side there is the Any flokets not

Commission, and almost every have adopted it and followed is a much worse thing you can Tartar population, who are in be sold on the First Church of Christ Scientist. trade and commercial organisation anflaggingly and without quali partially change them, and bring sympathy with the Tarks.

MacDonnell Road, Sundays, in the country had united in fication in the far Kask. There about precisely the condition that 11.15 am, Wednesdays, 5,30 p.m. | demanding some workable mane- we are maintained that the obtine in Okuli..

P.L.

taken place," with startling sad-Wesleyan Methodist dennews, of Chow Kai, be millionaire mine owner, le President of the Perak Chinma Chamber of Commerce,

All Men Should be Brothers."

I do not go in despair, but in disgust of the world, where all zen should be brothers...1 losrs you to judge if there are anylguilty people who are respon sible for this dark dood. This message was left by Jan Josef Gillet, a Belgian soldier, who shot himself on the Victoris Em bankment on the night that he abindid have left for France. The coner at the inquent said that Servir leet cuntence possibly referred

the Germans,

ment

Blessed Sacrament”

The combined forces of Gece- Frisos and Armenians will amount

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