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WAR ON THE COMMUNITY. The dage for

"SLOWGEAR" MOVE CONDEMNED.

THE HONGKONG

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RECORD FIGURES REACHED IN SHANGHAI..

"Shanghai Juno 3-Nover has rica been so dear as during the |past three days, when the price has gone up to $11.20 a picul, says the Chinese Press,

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A number of rice merchant FROZEN SMOKED FISH

had a conferansa and decided to sell their present rice stocks as cheaply as possible. It is said that vary little rice compa from Wusich now, but there la A fair quantity being received from Teingpoo and other surrounding places. There is noti much rice left in the godawos because a quantity of the grain has been handed over to the City Magistrate for cheapsale amongst the poor. It is, therefore, hoped

that more rice will be received in Shanghai soon in order to sellere the market and bring down the prices.

One rich man is trying to "de j hia bit "by petitioning the Magis trate to sell cheaper rice in his village. He states that, if this is done, he will give 100 piculs from. his own stock to be distributed. All expenses in connexion with the transportation of rise to bis: village will be borne by the philanthropist.

There was a rush on Sunday at the cheap rice agencies at: Great East Garb and the South Gate when cheap rice was sold to the poor people. The agencies opened at Sa-m, and closed at 4 m. during which time some 30 piculs were disposed of As there were many who did not know of this cheap distribution.. it is expected there will be larger crowds today.

Looting has been reported in Pootung. A wheel-barrow coolie was pushing his barrow along when suddenly six or Seven hooligans held him up and rut open his bags of rice. He yelled! out and the robbers made off. The case was reported to the chief of police, who ordered a general starch in the huts of the Taupers. In several of the-huts they found some rice, bat noar of the inmates were present, so the rice has been confiscated.

Another case happened on Sun- day afternoon. Some 300 women and children, with baskets in their hands, made straight for a certain shop. The shopkeepers heard that they were coming and immediately put up their shutters. Other rice shops in the surround- ing district followed their example. When the chief of police heard secting of of the matter he sent officers workers unanimity must prevail. round to urge the shopkeepers 10 They must out have one section re-open their stops, saying that deciding to do one thing on their the police would guarantee their væn and another section deciding safety. upon something else. So far as! the union was concerned. thegi had no knowledge of the matter. except what they had read in the newspapers. They had made a) demand for £1 week increase. IF YOU CANNOT EXT, DIGESTION end that they intended to have. He did not believe the realization of their intention would do any good until they could break down that infernal ring which was in posing high prices on them.

APPETITE THE TEST.

IS FAULTY.

Mr. J. H. Thomas, addressing a large meeting of railwaymèn at Derby referred to attempts made by a certain section of the men to introduce a new economic

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He or "working

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appetite. If you are digesting lag that were either obsolete er

your food properly you are boond needed amending, but why not In certain circumstances he to be hungry when meal-time demand a revision of those rules was in favour of direct action. For comes round. The fra sign that! The public would at least be s'le | political enda, end was prepared now, healthy blood is being marte to recognize the honesty of the|is justify bis position. He reby D:. Williams' pink pills is that claim. The advocates of this garded the Government with you enjoy a bigger meal. That new policy did not put forward such feelings of detestation that rich, red blood makes you eat. any such claim. They bluntly he would take any course to what is more, it enables you to admitted that it was to enforce bring about its downfall. Fort-derive beacht from your food. the wage demand. The first toonately the stage was clearing The thin, drapeptic man who suffer by this policy would be the for straight fighting between tume away from his breakfast is workers themselves Good, swift Capital and Labour. and efficient transport moment was MOJE CASential than

at this

ever, Did those who advocated such a policy realize that it was the one certain method of further increasing the cost of living?

in the same miserable state as Dealing with laxation of the anemic gl Anemia, in cooperative societies, Mr. Cramp fast, affects men and youths just said they had asked for it. The as often as girls, only it is not

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$5000. Imperfect generated; they had become more digestion and lack of appetite are concerned about dividends than common signs of this anæmia.

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BRITISH AND GERMAN BAPTISTS.

It was nothing short of a war about cooperation. Let them and a tonic that is a specific far) was "

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to meet German Baptists?" he declared "Of course we are." (Hear, hear.) The war, he said.. was over" The British Prime

en the community and had all eliminate their dividends altoget-thin blood improves the digestion,

her and they would not get taxed. with the result that the improved MINISTERS" £350 MINIMUM. Minister at Spa was going to meet

the elements of poison gas. The

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the German Prime Minister, and

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digestion hastens the correction The annual assembly of the it would be a sad and sorry Baptist Union of Great Britain thin if British Baptists could A biz Labour audience at Man- Dr. Williams' pink pills' are other than deplore it. Once chester hooted and hissed Mr. J.THE tonic for the blood and and Ireland opened at Birming-not meet German Baptists.

ham recently. The retiring The report, was adopted. Mr. they ignored their public oblig. R. Clynes when he rose to speak. nerves. They begin at once to ation, they would speedily find The Chairman, Councillor J. R. strengthen the digestion and President, Mr. Herbert Marabam, Herbert Mambam was elected introduced his successor, the treasurer for the ensuing year that the community was always Daries, reminded the audience steadily build up the system Rer. D. J. Hiley, London, who and the Rev. J. H. Shakespeare greater and stronger than any that there were men on the plat-weakened by worry or overwork. took the chair. section of the people.

form of all political shades of The rich, red blood they make

The adoption of the report of The subject of national educa- Mr. Thomas added that if his opinion in the Labour Party, and son shows in cheeks and lips the council was moved by the tion was introduced by the Rev. advice were taken on the working asked for a fair hearing. Booes the step is quickened, the ayes to rule" policy, he trusted that again greeted Mr. Clydes, who brighten, and the good effect is Rev. W. Y. Fullerton, who urged J. C. Carlile, of Folkestone, who the claims of the United Fund submitted a resolution expressing before many weeks he would be began to deal with the Irish ques-felt throughout the body. able to say they bad established tion, saying he had oot changed

The great usefulness of this of £250,000, which it is proposed high appreciation of the great tonic treatment for indigestion to raise in conjunction with the services to education rended by their claim not by threats or towards Ireland. intimidation, but by an impartial A: his statement that people and anæmis has been proved in Baptist Missionary Society, and Mr. Fisher, but rejecting the and free investigation. Mr. were living in a fool's paradise if many thousands of cases the 100,000 of which is to be allocated principle that in all public Thomas was frequently cheered. they thought that by ordinary world over during the past thirty to a sustentation fund. In existing elementary schools religious ob sad not a dissentient voice was means they could remedy the years. What Dr. Williams pink conditions, it is held, no accredited servance and instruction should raised against his condemna extraordinary evils of the world pills for pale people bave doce married Baptist minister ought be differentiated so far as prac to be expected to live on a stipend❘ticable in relation to religious sion of the "working to rule" to-day, the audience broke into for others they will do for you which is less than £250 per an- tenets. Dr. Carlile said he could

"Tell me the old, old story," and Begin them now. Obtainable

not conceive of a Baptist Prime policy.

Dum. some minutes elapsed before Mr. from druggists everywhere, or,

The Rev. J. H. Rushbrooke, Minister, with such an educa- MR. CHAMP ON "GOING_SLOW."

Clynes continued. He criticized post free. $1.50 the bottle, $8 for Speaking at the May Day the Government's attitude to six, from Dr. Williams Medicine in supporting the motion, deali tional record as that of Mr. Lloyd demonstration at Ipswich, Mr.wards general unemployment, Co. 96 Szechuen Road, Shanghai. with the activities of Baptist George, being a party to the re- C. T. Cramp said they had read and said the Labour Party. Follow the suggestions in the World Alliance, remarking that opening of a bitter and sordid

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