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THE LY BRODAm Dạlor Ổn lùi Giáng

The

Hongkong Telegraph.

THE WAR IN THE

FOUNDED

UTDRA

號八月九英港書,

MONDAY SEPTE

NORTH.

SUN'S MANIFESTO.

TRAGIC DEATHS.

TIMELY COUNTER-BLÁST.

DR. KOCH AGAIN ACTIVE.

Government Against Chekiang

CHANG TSO-LIN TAKES UP CHALLENGE.

The fighting in North China has now assumed the aspect of real civil war, for the Peking Government has definitely declared against Chokiang, doprived Marshal Lu Yung-belang of his rank, and ordered Marchal Chi Haleh-yuan, of Kiangsu, to send an ox pedition to compel the rebels to submit to the Central Government, This challenge has boon taken up by Marshal Chang Teo-lin, who has declared war against the Poking Government and Marshal Wu Poi-fu.

utterance of mino,”-Reuter.

Peking, Sept. 7, Jobject is to Kill the The Government has openly obief offenders, leaving all others come out against Chekiang by absolutely unmolested. Let tho Issuing a Mandato depriving Sun of Hoaven witness this Marshal Lu Yung-halang of bis official rank and ordering Marshal Chi Heih-yuan, Military Gover- nor of Kiangsu, to send an expedition to compol the róbels to submit to the Central Govern

ment

which

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DR. SUN'S EXPEDITION.

According to the Canton Gazette, Dr. Sun Yat-sen is to load the Southern Expedition against the North, and is to start on Wednesday for Shiukwan, on

the North River, whero be will

make his headquarters.

The Peking Mandate quotes telegram from Chi-Heusb-yuan of September 4th in mentioned that Lu Yung-halang on September 3rd issued a ciroular It is said that Mr. Hu Hon- telegram donouncing the Contral man, Chief Councillor, will be on- Government and opened fire on trusted with the affaire of the the Klangauites on the 4th. It Government and will not for Dr.. says President Taso Kun has Sun in Canton during the latter's received tolograms from Wabsence,

Foi-fu. Wang Chen-ping. Fong Reports are curront to tho Yu-hsiang. Hatao Yao-nan and effect that Dr. Sun is endeavour- Wanghus Ti-ching drawing attening to Induce the Morchant tion to the necessity to punish Volunteers in Canton to assist Lu Yung-balang. Lu's actione, him in his expedition against the as reported in these telograms, North. It is said that tho show that he is a robel and a Volunteors will be asked, in lieu disturber of the pasco. The Pre- of their going porsonally, to aup-

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QUESTION OF WAR GUILT.

GERMANY'S INTENDED REPUDIATION.

+

GRAVE_CONSEQUENCES FEARED,

Borlie, September 7,

Bintense hast" of -tha? Jäst ́fow. 'days, two_elderly European' ras A welcome counter-blast to Dr.aldents of the Colony paised

The French Ambassador, noting under M. Herriot's instructions cousing the British of a desire, der tragic circumstandes Sun Yat-sen's recent, manifesto! away during the 'work-end, uns

has informed Herr Maltzaho; the Foreign Under Beoretéty, that tha At to-morrow's meeting of the despatch of Germany's note disclaiming responsibility for the war to overthrow his Government in

The first death was that of move In the opinion of the therefore 10 would not be to Germany's interests to send it. Herr Sanitary Board, Dr. Koch will would at the present juncture oreste a bad impression in Frando, has been despatched to the Diplo past master of vogels on the crease of the population of the note, but felt bound by its pledge to the German Nationalists, who forthcoming in a telegram which Capt. W. Ross, for some yaats Board owing to the bready in- Maltsahn admitted that his Government was averse to sending the matio Corps in Peking by Mr. West River Chung Shing, the Speaker of the

rua, Ho

was Colony and the health problems had made the noto one of the opuditions of their support of the Kwangtung Provincial Assembly, advanced in years. On-Naturalty for co-ordinating all measures mann, who are on holiday, have been asked whether the note should

+ native of Bootland, and presented there is urgent necen- Dawes agreement. It is understood that Herren Marx and Strese expressing appreciation, on be- day afternoon, about four o'clock, connected with Public Health be sent to the Allies or not. Lord D'Abernon has not yet been in- at the Consular warning given to the G.PO, ohsorved Capt. Ross and this Board respectfully re-ador's-Reuter. half of the people of the Province. Mr. T. Hynes, Supt. of Malls at and the Prevention of Disease structed to make representations similar to the French Amban Dr. Sun against his proposed staggering along the Prays, being commends that the Government bombardment of the city. The supported by two Chinese, Mr. bo pleased to extend the Board's

Berlin, September 7.-- telegram reads as follows:-

Hynes want to the old man's as functions so as to enable it to Vorderte Geneva correspondent states that the news that the Ger In connection with the question of Germany's war guilt, the Dean, Diplomalic Corps, sistance, and took him into the deal with all such matters and man Government intended to send a note to the Allies repudiating Poking-Kindly request col- post office, where he was placed thus consitate it a General Board its guilt caused general stupefaction. Mr. MacDonald telegraphed leagues conveg to their re-in an armchair. He complained of Health." spective Home Government of the heat, and was given gines

warning the German Government against committing such an ack following: Tho people of of load water to drink." Mr. Hynes Kwangtung deeply appreciate telephoned for the dibulanco,

of folly. Mr. Branting and Dr. Nansen acted similarly.

A high British personage declared that if Germany did this, the action of the Consular and later, as Cap. Ross appeared

At the same meeting, Dr. then everything would be finished. Apparently the warnings have 366 Corps in Canton warning Dr. to be in a state of collapse, he Koch will ask the following not been without effect, for hitherto the German Government has Sun Yat-sen against his in telephoned for Dr. Strkban. questions :-

not sent its note, and is undecided whether it should be sent at all, tended bombardment of their When the doctor arived. he pro 1-Will the Head defenceless capital. Dr. Bannounced life extinct, and on the Sanitary Department lay on the

of the though the omission to send it will arouse wrath among the German

NationaUste.-Reuter, Yat-sen's Kuomintang Govern arrival of the ambulance the body table the Keport on Cholers in ment irregularly constituted was removed to the mortuary. the Tung Wab Hospital in 1902 has never been recognised | The late Capt. Ross is said to drawn up by Dr. Pearse ? at Home or abroad. Its recent have been writing a book on sea work of devastation and opife. He lost two sons in the 2-What official of the pression were akin to that of war, and was believed over to Sanitary Department is respon pirates and bandite in South have recovered from this grief. sible for the Inspection of" (a)|| China, against whom the The funeral is to take place animal food stuffe slaughtered in British and naval authorities, to-day.

the Colony; (b) animal food stuffs especially at the roquest of

MR. B. S. CORKE.

imported into the Colony ?" Consular representatives of the The other leath occurred some- Governments the interests of time early on Sunday morning. which were boing affected, have boing that of Mr. Benjamin boon justified in taking all Springbett Corko, who Decessary stopa. - HUN Gadmitted as a solicitor in Hong- UNUSUAL WEATHER. SHING, SPEAKER, KWANGTUNG kong as recently as last May. PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY.

Mr. Corke bad appeared in the Magistracy in a 0360 HAILSTONES AT FOOCHOW. CAUGHT. on Saturday morning, and the

same night attended a Chile Pays sma ese dioner, roturning to` bíð rooma in Yaumati about four o'clock on Sunday morning, when it's stated, that be com-

sident bas therefore decided to port the labour and farmore PICKPOCKET dismiss Lu Yung-hainng and Ho volunteers of the Bad Army, ono Fong-lin, who are deprived of to one. Should the lists of the their official ranks and ordern. uzited volunteer movement in

Chi Hauch-yuan is ordereḍ to Canton be 13,000, for instance,' Bond an expeditionary force the Canton merchant community against Lu, while all milltary will be asked to contribute a

CHANG TSO-LIN PECLARES

WAR.

Shanghai, September 8.

Chang Tso-lin has declared war

against the Peking Government and Marshal Wu Pei-fu-Reuter.

CHANG TSO-LIN'S

| América and Britain.

ROBS WETHAIWEI SERGEANT.

Was

(Our Own Correspondent)

Focohow, Aug..28th. plained of feeling unwell. Ho Kuliang has been vary full of A young Chinese appeared as was found dead in bed at eight visitors again this year and the Hamilton, at the

THE NEW ERA OF WORLD PEACE.

BRITISH PREMIER STRIKES OPTIMISTIO NOTE London, September 7. Mr Mac Donald has arrived. Interviewed by Reuter, he stated that the foundations of world peace had been well and truly laid. He was of opinion that the names Herriot and Geneva would be for over associated with the now world ora, M. Harriot had declaród for the first time that we sariously opvisagod· praotical messures to enforce and ensure pasos apart from the, commissioners" work of elaborating schemos. All the schools and universities must be taught. that our countriós sim át penco, and not war, Reutere

STOWAWAYS.

AIDING AND ABETTING. CHARGE.

two.

OUB VOLUNTEERS,

INTERESTING LECTURE.

On Friday, the first parade of

Field

A rather unusual charge of the recently-formed Field Seo- officers in that region are instruc- Northern Expedition War Fuad defendant, before Mr. E. Wo'clock, apparently from hoart houses have been taxed to thoir Biding and abetting two unem-tions of the Engineer Company, tod to co-operate with Chi for sufficient to support 13,000 men the restoration of peace and order. on the fold,

Kowloon failure. A post mortem was hold utmost capacity to take in all played Chinese to stow away on Hongkong Volunteer Defence and also for the protection_of

Magistracy, this morning, on a later in the day by Dr. Moore, who

wanted accommodation, board theas. Boston, was brought Corps, was held at Corp Head- foreign fings and proparts. The BRITISH PRESS OPINION. charge of picking the pockets of distriot M. O. for Kowloon. The The weather during July and the against So Cho, master of the quarters.

a Weihaiwoi Bergeant yesterday funeral will be this afternoon. Mandate says the President's chief

Lieut-Colonel RFA. Butter- frat weok in August was rather Kum Shing shop, of 258 Das afternoon. London, Sopt. 7.

O.M.G., D.8.0... the object is to maintain peace and

Mr. Corko was admitted to wet and cold, but the last thron Voux Road Central, and another worth, The facts, pacify the peopls.-Reuter

The Daily Telegraph's Dip

as outlined by practice bere by Mr. H. H. J. wooka it has been very favour- Chinose, before Mr E. W. Hamil- OR.E, China Command, de tomatic correspondent says the Inspector Blackman, were that Gomperts, than soting Chlef able, Tennis was greatly intor ton at the Kowloon Magistracy livered an interesting losture on movement in favour of the Powers the sergeant and his friend. Justice, on May 27th, last. fered with by the weather, and this morning.

the training programme for the pacifically intervening in China vonstable of the same section Moving bis admission, the Atter the usual tournament consequent Mr Haywood represented the ourront season, and on the is rapidly gaining ground bath in of the force, together with ney Gonerai, the Hon. Mr. J. Hly was spread over a considerable shop master and applied for a work to be expected from a

defendant, were all riding In Kemp, K. O. said that, Mr. Corke me. A now court has boon made short romand.

Company. He wound The Daily News says it is our bus which was crowded at was admitted to the Roll in but has not been ready for this The case was accordingly ad- up by reading an account

the journed until Thursday. duty to take our share with other the time. The sergeant, who England in 1806 and practised in year's play.

adventures of a European Powers in defence of Was drossed lo civilian various parts of. England until

The two stowaways, together Field Company during the gronk After a hot day on Tuesday the with attire was standing up. He had April, 1915, when he went to 26th inst., & thunderstorm cams Chinese were later brought up and a thrilling story of how this unit the foreign colony in Shanghai.

other unemployed retreat in Franos in March, 1918, The Times states that there 88 in his pockets. The constable France and joined the Red Cross, on in the late afternoon which wereenchsantenced toonemonth's constructed field work,, blow up has beep a demand in the London drow the sergeant's attention to with which he was associated for was remarkable in that it was bard labour for stowing away. The bridges with their rifles alongside market for special insurance pro-the suspicious charactor of the two years. In 1917, he joined accompanied with a heavy fall of two former defendants pleaded of the Infantry, and marched 30 Marshal Chang Tsa-lin has perty in Chius against risk of defendant and are the cum the French Army as a liaison hailstones, some of which were that they gave $200 to So Che miles all in the space of Ave days. issued a telegraphic Proclam- damage by war and civil com The sergeant then felt bis pockets Ypres. He was subsequently ofhers wore like lot discs of ice, who supposed to have bought D.5.0., rose to thank the lecturer. plainant if he had lost any money. officer in the Third Battle of as large as pigeon'a egga, bila defendant in another case, who Lieut-Colonel L. G. Bird. apito the fact that the people is mostly in warehouses of and discovered that all his money awarded the Croix de Guerre many being an inch and over in tickets for them. ation in which ho says that motion. The property covered of Chins are suffering from the

and to express the hope that the notably had been taken. After arrested, Demobilised in 1919, he went to diameter. When the storm had A good deal of the defendant offered the com- Ireland and practised in Dublia passed over there was a very the defendants admitted having long obtala sufficient recruits to military oppression and that Shanghai.

In answer to his Worship, all Engineer Company would befors nino homes out of ten. in Eze- business was done a few days plainant $2 to let him go.

for four yoara, The constable, continued the chuan, Hunan, Kwangsi and age on the basis of a three per

large double rainbow. The inner been found hiding in the coal bring its sections up to full bow also had its colours duplio- | bunkers.

* strength. Kwangtung have been picked cont. premium, but five per cent. Inspector, actually saw defendant

afod. baro, and, in addition, drought was quoted in some quarters, take the money and pass it to

Mr. Louw, of the J.C.J.L., Fifty mon are required ; recruita has affected more

ten Towards the end of the week the nothoi man, who Istor escaped.

agents for the vessel, told the should communicate with the After hearing the evidenco, his

Court that the ship was home- Adjutant, Hondquartam, Hong. Provinces, which are in a pitifal rate for the month remained at plight, President Tsao Kun and thirty-shillings per cont Rester, Worship imposed the sentence of

ward bound and the defendants, kong Volunteer Defence Corps, fx months' hard labour. Defond-

If-undiscovered here, would have Garden Road; or with 2/Llout. F. ant had no less than six previous

been found at Singapore and sent Syme Thomson, Dodwell & Cas convictions.

back to the Colony at the Ltd. Company expense.

INDICTMENT.

Shanghai, Sept. 8th.

thsu

loading cities,

*

Marshal Wu Pol-fu, with per- UNREST NEAR FOOCHOW. vorted minds, aro bont more than over upon showing their (Our Own Correspondent). ferocious fangs. Not only have they shown no sympathy towards

Focchow, Aug, 28. The political situation in Foo

TRIPLE COLLISION, RICKSHA, MOTOR CAR AND TRAM CAR.

their Ho swerved at the same time that

THE TYPHOON.

WARNING SIGNAL

CORRESPONDENCE

(To the Editor of the "Hongkang Talograph.") Postal Complaint.

Colony,

OBITUARY.

NORWEGIAN CAPTAIN'S

DEATH.

China Coast shipping', cirulos.

Iosrae with:

A collision in which a ricksha, ja motor car and a tram car were SHARE MARKET. the affected Provinces, but they chow has been very stralued, and

involved, occurrpd_" "yeaterday

LOWERED.- are afflicting hitherto unaffected thore has been à good deal of SHANGHAI QUOTATIONS. West.

afternoon at Des Voeux Road

regions with military calamities.

All three vehicles were pro-warning typhoon signal was Yesterday morning the No. 1 The wickedness of Teao Kun anxiety as to the meaning of the

Mosses. Ellie and Co. have coading along in the order given hoisted in Hongkong, and later in large movement of troops that] and Wu Pei-fu," he says, "has ac has been going on.

Kindly supplied us with the when the chauffeur déolded to the day the Observatory notified oumulated mountain-bigh__Thay There aro rumours current that following cable quotatious of spoed up and pass the rickoba. that the typhoon at 2 p.m. was have bribed Members of Parlia-fighting is imminent in or near Shanghai stooks from ment in order to steal their Toochow, and that soldiers are Shanghai offico :- present positions, have destroyed concentrating near the Upper Langkate (comb.)-Tia. 164. a collision betwn, the two tion being added that it might be this, in your valuable paper as of the death of

the coolfe did, and there resulted about fifty miles north-west of

Bir, I shall be very much Amoy, moving west, the informa-obliged if you will kindly insert will the solf-government system, and

vehiclos. The trampar, coming are trying to appropriate the re- Bridge, but no one seems to have buyers.

Bwas. Tis. 104, buyers up from behind, collided with the ling up. The signal was lowered regards the postal service of the Olsen, who for over 20 years mitted Boxer Indemnity to their The commandeering of boats for │any idea what is all rosily monní.

Shanghai Dooka.- Tls. 12, motor car la ito turn.

at 10.29 p.m.

has bien-ins, popular» member. own ends. Chang Tso-lin adds the conveyance of the troops has buyers.

The damage done was very To-day's report by the Observa- I pasted = latter on Wednesday, of the mercantile marine in thess that they have barn allowed been going on, and the impress New Engineerings-The 6%, alight. The motor car had one of tory says that the typhoon appears noon, at Wanchal Post Office to park Captain Olsen died at some respite only because of the ment of coolies has also been bayers, intensity of the distress of the taking place for several days.

the itam rear mudguards smashed, to be Biling up in about Lat. 25, Wanohal. It was not delivered French - Hospital Orientals.Tas 3. buyers while the riokali puller and bis Long, 115. This point is Inland, until Friday at 6 pm-two and from blood poiso people, which has made him refrain from osusing- further there has been fghting up the buyaju.

Reporte bave come down that Shanghai Cotton. 146; passouzdr("Wanather badly west of Amoy.

shaken up. devastation to China. Added river between, Suf Kau, and Chung Tro-lin addı:-"I feel Yenping Missionaries who are it ang bỏunden daty to lead at Kullang from up the river my Army and swear to stations have been advised by the the country of these Consul to wait until the situation traitors, thatsby, removing the clearer before returning to their Tobetadla 10 our Nations) · peace and reviving the vitalliy oraz work. We hear the Commu

||sioner of Finance and the 'Min

people. : Nobody will be disturbed son bilen khaven botherm Igned

Junweskin and aroun

TO-DAY.

Exobange 2a. 4/13/165 LOST WHI Lléhing Up-Time 6.33 pm,

LADYS RING.

BATHING.

a half days. O A Manilla warning issued at 10 Canton and Macsó taks only two Usually letters to and from p.m. yesterday gave the position days at the utmost W of the typhoon as lat. 2 35, Long, forer should local léttars |117, moving westwarila. Quindi half days ff. 14 Thë telegram quoted below was

rwollved from the Mailla