1918-08-06 — Page 5

WAB ANNIVERSARY,

"(Continued from page 4.)

The last charge, the saddest of all, is this:" My people love to have it so." We can imagine God * in Jermomiab's day esying sation this of the German

whole. To-morrow there may be a terrible awakening, but for to-day at any rate they are fast saleon, dreaming a beautiful Cream. They are in love with it, and they do not want to wake up We know they are being terribly desired they imagine them selves riding on in triamph to the goal of pan-Germanism and world power, but in reality they are in grave danger of being ridden to death by the twin spretres of militarism and onbelief. How can

we make an exception of the com- on pecole, when we ses plainly that the Kaiser, the military party and the people being all bound to gelber mustatand or fall togethe:7 Anyone with personal experience of Germany joat before the wat broke out knows that the spirit of militarism was writ large over the land and the people. Their whole life was permeated with it, and for most of them the swag. gering Frassien officer seemed to be the ideal of manhood. Many people love to have it so.

In conclusion, there is the sad refrain:What will you do in the ad thereof? What will Germany do? Whither in this madness landing ber? For apostate Israel the prophet saw that punishment: was inevitable. So must it be with our enemy. Before anything else, there must be complete military defent. Mankind must see that the arm of flesh is not enough; the Lord God Jehovah must be vindicated. For that unhappy land most we not pray that when tras penitence has come she may perchance be saved by a remnant? And England what will she do in she and thereof? May God grant that our beloved land and empire my come out of this farnace of afiction parified and anobled. And last of all, what will ye do

CORRESPONDENCE.

1The opinions expressed by cOFTHE- pondents are not neomemrily thoas of the "Hongkong Telegraph.") "MADE IN GERMANY." To the Editor of the "Hongkong Telegraph.]

Sir, I should be very maoh obliged if you would publish the following for the benefit of the British community in Canton.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, AUGUST

**HOLD FAST!"

Mr. Lloyd George's Message.

The following message from Mr. Lloyd George has been re- ceived by H. E the Governor, by whose request we publish it:

*The message whicbl and to the people of the British Empira I attended Divine Service in on the fourth anniversary of their the Church of England Church entry into thelwar is "Hold fast!" on Shameen in response to H. M. We are in this war for no selfish the King's request to all British ends. We are in it to recover freedom for the nations which subjica.

was to be so have been brutally stucked and Intercession Service on the entry despoiled and to prove that no of Gast Britain into the fourth Fear of the war. There were in the congregation naval men, aleo civilian, who had done their bit, and a fair community of British subjects.

The Service

people, however powerful, can surrender itself to the lawlers ambitions of Militariem without meeting retribution, swift, ver tsin, and disastrous, at the hands

of the free nations of the world.' The sermon touched on the To stop short of victory for this anniversary of the war, and a cause would be to compromise the collection was taken in aid of the future of mankind.. Isay 'Hold Prisoners of War Fund. There fast because our prospects of were alipe of paper for this victory have never been so bright purpose, but to crown all the as they are to-day. Six months prayers etc. made in the case of ago the rulers of Germany de Great Britain and her Allies, liberately rejected the just and was astonishad to find in front of resconsble rettlement proposed by

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DAIRY FARM NEWS.

JUNKET

Cannot be excelled with tinned or fresh stewed fruit."

COULOMMIER CHEESE. COTTAGE CHEESE

NOURISHING & IDEAL FOOD.

DEVONSHIRE CREAM

CAN ALWAYS BE

HAD.

WE SUPPLY JUNKET TABLET ON APPLICATION.

SHANGHAI SHARE

MARKET.

Talk of "Shorts" In Cotton Shares.

»

Messre. A. L. Anderson & Co.,

mes pencil, to use to subacribe the Allies. Throwing aside the to this foud, on which was print laat maak of moderation they ed "Made in Natnberg, Ger-partitioned Russia and epalaved many." Surely there is a mistake Roumanis and attempted to seize in their weekly ebare circular, somewhere, and I should fancy sa preme power by overwhelming dated Shanghai, 27th July, state;

BD occasion the Allies in a final desperate

that

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ench

I am enclosing the pencil for verification of my sistement and can call witbessen if acceABBIY.

Yours etc.

BRITISHER.

Canton, Aug. 5, 1918.

Most of the business done

DON'T BE OUT-OF-DATE BUT ADVERTISE IN

THE DOLLAR DIRECTORY.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

great Investment shares have their BEST

BEST BRANDY.

valass well maintained.

s this, the leset that could have attack. Thanks to the invincible during the past week was for been done would be to supply bravery of all the Allied armies September and December delivery. British-made goods to use.

it is now evident to all that this and this mainly in the Cottons dream of universal corquess, for market where there is much talk the sake of which they wantonly of many shorts. A small reaction prolonged the war, oan never be took place in Docks to 1371 and falfilled. Bat the battle in

B subsequent recovery to 140. WOD. The not yet

Praisia autocracy of still endeavour by violence and guile to avoid defeat and so give militarism a new lease of life. We cannot seek to escape the horTOIS of war for ourselves by laying them up for our children. Having set our hands to the task we must Mre. Albert Nie, St. Brieux, see it through till a jast and sat Saskatchewan, writes:-"I have ing settlement is achieved. Io no been neing Baby's Own Tablets other way can we ensure a world for the past seven years and they set free from war. Hold Fasil'—

MY FOUR LITTLE ONES

USED BABY'S OWN

TABLETS

ALCOHOL IN CHINA,

To-day's opening rate for T/F

rate being 71.9375. on Landon was 4/9; the Dollar!

DO

in Dabentures.-Thers change in this market calling for

remark.

Banks. Hongkong and Shang. transactions bai: No official

without inducing business. were recorded, $570 being ‹ffered

Marine Insurancee.-Far Esat-

asveral linse being marketed at 26 and 27, at which latter price there are sellers, Yangtees are wanted at $197 and Unions at $765. North Ohines were dis. posed of st 1274.

You and I and our children, upon have done my four little ones a D. Lloyd George, August 4iberna came in for most attention, whom the fature of the world great deal of good." Baby's Own 1918. will depend, when once this Tablets, the Canadian children's nightmare has gone. We hear remedy, always do good-they Bo much to-day of reconstruction. cannot possibly do harm-being A government Shall we not begin with the re- guaranteed by constructors, else our thinking analyst to be absolutely free from and planning will be in vain ?injurious droge. They are sold For as it remains to build a new by medicine dealers or by mail at and fair edifice upon the rains 60 cents a vial from The Dr. of the old. I often think of Williams' Medicine Co., 96 Sz-Reports, Oneal General Geo. that building as being something chaen Road, Shanghai. like a pyramid. The bus mast be personal righteonenees, the Christian character that comes

one third of the

the Indian Army,|

It proud. one foundation, true Christian, farther pointed out that it character.

behoved those who had not

the opportunity Let us then strive and pray that had

of

all life's mystery and the goal of

all human endeavour.

brethren.

Is its Consumption Decreasing? In the American Consular

two yeara Or 80,

and

Retail or wholesale per bottles or case.

Maison fondée en

REMY MARTIN Brandy

LDE IN FRANCE

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EREN MARTH

SOLE ACENTS:-

THORESEN & CO.

'Phone 450. Liquor Department.

Shipping, Shanghei Tage: An interim dividend of 7, on the "Ordinary" and 33% the "Preference" has been declared Anderson, Hongkong, writes: payable on 7th proxime, Despite the fact that Chinese

Docks and Engineering. trade figures for 1915 and 1916 Shanghais: As mentioned above an important factor in the ladian do not support the statement, have somewhat recovered from slone from walking bambly with Army and that they had won no macet Bathorities on the subject their recent emall set-back. The agree that there has been a large meeting was held yesterday, the God. The sides of that pyramid less than may be almost anything else you total Army decorations hitherto decrease in the counmption of Chairman stating, inter alia, that various foreign alcoholic be an option had been given on like, social, educational, and awarded to political reforms, and what not, for which the local Sikhs were erages in Chine in the peet certain unused property belang. ing to the Company. New Ea. bat ever there must be the justifiably

that the decline is becoming more ginesting: Somewhat quieter, a and more marked as the war few rales at 27 closing with buyers proceeds. The situation is more

at 221.

Cotton Müle,-No usefal par men may see clearly the eimple undertaking military service manifest, in some respects, in the zd ultimate issue involved in the to show sympathy by offering a great reduction in the amount of

wine and spirita consemed at poee is any longer served by Ba enquiry into the earninge and world struggle to-day "Christ helping hand, according to their

more or less publh functions, į prospects of these, since we have or chaos." That is the issue, and limited mesne, to their wounded It is the castom in these was now got to the stage where absres there cannot be any other. He

times to serve lees wine and tower above their value because and He alone is the solution of

Although the loos! Sikh com

thin apírita

formerly, and Tom, Dick, or Harry is, or at least manity, mall in number, is not, it also is quite plain that is reported to be, so many thone- from a fiascoial point of view, even where the anal beverages ands short. Properly insisted on, well off and, owing to heavy are served freely lamis consumed. gach statements efford an inex raine, the congregation was not There are many reason advanced peneive method of booming large, a sum of $293.50, inclad for this change, most of them has priose, and provide sa oppori- The local Sikbe held their ing a cheque of $100 very kindly ing to do with the war. The cost anity of going short-forward at Epecial meeting to celebrate the contributed by His Excellency of all such beverages bae greatly high raten. fourth anniversary of the world the Governor and $20 by the sppreciated. High coate bave been Industrials. Langketa' have mar, at the Sikh Temple, The Hon. soting C & P. (Mr. P. P.J. das not only to high prices in improved to 18 and Samstras service commenced at 2 p.m. on Wodehouse), was raised for the

producing centres, sad to high show a rise to 671 eoldiers from freights on all such cargo, but Rabbers. Would-ba buyers Sandsy, the 4th inst. Speeches Sikh wounded were delivered by Messrs. Mohan among those present, a complete also to export restrictions because have slightly improved on their ing arrived, Consignees of cargo

the Fabscribers to Singh, Mohinder Singh and list of

of the war, the shortage of offers from last week bat holders are hereby notified to send in will ba publiebed Bishen Eingb on loyalty to the which

freight space at practically any -Empire and they impressed upon 'in the local papers in due course.price, and to the greater costare shy sad relactant to sell.

the congregation the causes that The list is being left opes, a of bottling and handling the compelled the British Government much more is expected from

gooda. Ia Hongkong the increase participsla in the war the remaining Sikhs and against the Central Powers, contribution towards this defery.ja liquor daties has sleo materi- especially Germany, and the deads ing facd from the interested ally advanced the price of alcoholic products locally. There wrought by the small army of public which may be sent to the has been some effort on the part Belgiana in resisting the advance Hon. Secretary, Sikh Temple, will of importera to secure goods else. of overwhelming numbers of the be gratefully acknowledged. where than formerly particalsr. WANTED APARTMENT wanted by single, man, German Army. The speakers aleo At the close of the meeting ly in the United States instead

Private family preferred. Apply 5,P.M. emphasised theescrifices that each solemn praver was offered to of Europe-but in s general way Box 1417 c/o Hongkong Tele- and every part of the Empire had Almighty God to grant success the trade has declined, sa the

graph." made and is making, especially to the Allied arms, eo that pesce demand and those made by the flower of the may soon prevail in the disturbed declined. Sikh Army in France at the world.

to

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The Sikh Temple.

beginning of the war and in the

Gallipoli osmpaign, where almost

the whole of the 14:h Sikhs were

wiped out in preserving the lines

Jewish Service.

eapply

Lady as Town Clerk.

have

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED,

- TOYO KISEN KAISHA..

8.6. "SHINTO MARU."

From SAN FRANCISCO VIA HONOLULU, JAPAN PORTS,

AND SHANGHAL.,

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The above named Steamer hav-

their Bills of Lading for counter- signature, and to take immediate delivery of from alongside.

Cargo remaining undelivered on 9th August, 1918, at 5 PM.. will be landed at Consignees" risk and expense, and delivery. must then be taken from the Company's Godown.

Storage charges will be asseSN- ed on all cargo remaining un-

delivered on 12th August, 1918, at No Fire Insurance whatever will be effected.

1918,

SOFT

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Price per doz. Quarts.

$12.00

do.

Pis.

6,00

#

No Claim will be recognised after the Goods has left the Steamer or Godown

do.

Bottle Qt.

do. Pts.

A MEETING of the General

1.100 .60

NOTICE.

All chafed and damaged cargo War will be landed into the Com On the occasion of the fourth At a recent meeting the duties Charities will be held in the pany's Godown, where they will

Committee of the

on FRIDAY 1918, at 10 AM.

do..

SOLE AGENTS:

of communication; the work anniversary of the war, a Specist of town clerk of Goole Urban Dis- Board Room of Messrs. Jardine: be examined on 15th August, GANDE, PRICE & CO., now being done by the Sikh Army Service was held at the Jewish trict Council were diecharged by Matheson & Co in Mesopotamia; and msay Synagogue on Sunday, the 4th a lady in the absence, through August 9th at 5.30 F M.

Buglazes #laoidents of bravery in the field, instant, and a collection was illness, of the chief offpisi. The

Consideration of arrangements It was pointed out that the Sikhede resulting in the sam of whole of the male members of the in these crises, apholding their $550 being sent to the Hon. Town Clerk's department have for OUR DAY 1918." THURS-

been released for military servios. DAY October 24th. traditional gallantry, had proved Secretary of War Obarities:

LTD.

No Claim will be recognised if

Wine

Merchants,

TEL. NO. 135.

6, Queen's Road, Central, Hongkong."

fled after the 22nd August, 1918.

T. DAIGO, Manager. Hongkong, 6th August, 1918.

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