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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

MISS ROYDEN'S ADDRESS.

SETTING THE WORLD IN ORDER.

After it was all over, the states- men of the various countries met

✡ WIS

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1928.

MILK IN BULK.

EATING-HOUSE REFUSED

A DAIRY LICENCE.

DEATH OF MR. WILLIAM MEYERINK.

A FORMER WELL KNOWN RACING MAN.

Regarding an application for the

The death is reported in Shang- registration of No. 53 Woosung Street as a dairy, discussion on tai of Mr. William Meyerink, in which had been adjourned from the Inst meating. The Chairman his 82nd year. Since retiring from of the Sanitary Board (Mr. G. R. Shanghai, he had lived in a suburb Sayer) at a meeting of the Board of Hamburg. He had been very yesterday said that it was for the ill for several months past and his sale of milk in bulk in a place death occurred on September 30.

Mr. Meyerink arrived in Shang- which was being used as an eating-

fused.

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so much better in the morning.

Chemists everywhere sell Pin-

"Can we set the world in order ?" This was the subject of Miss Maude Royden's address to a large gathering in the Theatre Royal lust evening. Since the war, the almost universal reply, she said, was "No." A tremendous effort was made in the West to set the world in order during the war, an effort that cost milliona of lives, em house, and for which a licence had hal in the late sixties and "How Is Your Tongue?” poverished both victors and van been already issued as such. In established his own firm. Later quished and resulted in a sweep-view of the danger of the risk of he was joined by Mr. Max Tiefen. If your tongue is yellow and are constipated. ing victory to the one side and a milk contamination, he recom-bacher, and from August, 1873, furred, if you complete breakdown to the other.mended that the application be re-they traded as Meyerink & Co., liverish, bilious, have sick head-

building up a very successful

aches, flatulence, ill-schelling Mr. Wong Kwong-tin; Sir, Ibusiness. Outside his office, Mr.

a little dose of Pinkettes' tonight;"you'll, feel ever. to rebuild the world, to set it in eg to propose an amendment to Meyerink had but one hobby breath, try

that application, and in support pouy racing-and he was order, and gave a superb axhiul of that amendment I may be allow-keen on this that, even as late as tion of helplessness. She supposed to point out that you have just 1912, he could be seen in flannels ed no one could really blame them stated regarding these premises and heavy sweaters, holding on to for that. The problem

being licensed as an eating-house, the rear of his dogcart and running tremendous one.

which I presume under the Publie along the outside roads in order to Health Ordinanco, is under the reduce his weight and keep in fit control of this Board. You, Sir condition for racing. He was are of the view that milk in sealed clever and very successful trainer bottles is allowed to be sold, and and jockey and invariably rode his it is being sold in that form in hotels, restaurante, enfes and own ponies, but he seldom would got up in anyone else's colours, boarding-house. Therefore, I

CONCUBINE'S CLAIM TO propose that these premises should or would be atart any of his

SOME CLOTHING.' be registered as a dairy, subject penies on an off-day. He also to milk being sold in scaled botties imposed a rigid ban on photo- graphers, holding that bad luck

Cross-charges of Inrceny were there.

como quickly to any brought by

a Chinese couple Mr. Wong Kwong-tin was in- invariably formed, in reply to a question pony whose photograph was taken against one another before Mr. R. At regular intervals he would E. Lindsell at the Central Police which followed the proposed amendment, that the applicant take over a mob of 40 or 50 raw Court, yesterday afternoon.

The couple, according to a police himself had not sent in any appli.griffins, who would be hitched to éation giving an undertaking that the verandah rail outside his bed-statement, had been together a room for his inspection. Then he year, the woman being the man's would try the whole lot, select concubine. With the reappear- those which most appealed to him and put the rest up to auction.

Look at China, for instance, with its 400.000,000 people, break ing up or broken up. What could they do with 400,000,000 in such a Vast area? Sometimes the indivi- dual fell back on the effort to do something for himself, and Miss Royden thought that it was be cause the nations and the states men did the same thing, not be cause they would not do well if they could, that they were now in- clined to look upon the problem of pulting the world in order as im- possible.

he was prepared to sell milk in

sealed bottles.

The matter was put to the vote, and Mr. Wong Kwong-tin's amend ment was defeated.

ketten, the dainty little laxative liver regulatora, also post free, 60 cents the vial, from Williams' Medicine Co., 60 Klangso Road, Shanghai.

A DOMESTIC RIFT.

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Dr.

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Ago, of Amlability. Misa Royden thought that our descendants, looking back at this age of ours, would decide that in politica, in International affairs, in economics, in Industry, in social life, it was an era of much amiabi- lity but not a great deal of pow- er, but yet there was one depart mont of human thought of which all this was untrue and the exact opposite was the truth. All the helplessness which paralised the politician and the social reformer and even the Divine, disappeared when they got into touch with acience. The thing that had atruck her more than anything else was the way in which the people were facing the problems which confronted them at the present time. She referred to the pro- blems of drought, typhoons, earth quakes, all those things for which we were not responsible. Man- kind as a whole was facing these things in a spirit of faith. It was not so much the broadensting of our views over the world, or flying in the air or diving into the sea, of nature. If we tried to use the still rode and secured several larceny were hearvi in connexion

places.

with these respective claims... to minish that inspired her with admiration, victory

Mr. Meyerink was for a time pre-

His Worship found that there 'Lo extort from them as the attitude not only of scion- and

sident of the German Club, Mrs was no criminal intent, and dis- of repara-

Hle Wor- tists but of the people towards the the last farthing

ferred.

ance on the scene of the principal wife, from the country, a rift It was natural that one with such occurred in the lute, and the opportunities should meet with couple separated, the concubine tent, as you are confident that considerable success on the race returning to Yaumati, where she whatever misfortune befalls you, courac. His first classic win was was formerly an inmate of a

on Voltigeur in the Maidens of public-house. you will ultimately conquer it?" ·

Then it was that both complain- How strange it was that this 1876. He won the Derby only

once, with Amphion in 1900, and ed of an unfair division of pro- world for which we were not re-the Leger twice, with Damaskus in perty. The man took away a sponsible, this world of nature which we did not make, this little 1899 and Amphion the following valise while the woman rock which was all there was of year. In 1894 (autumn), he rode away all the furniture to her new

Mr. Morriss's Champions winner, place in Yaumati longkong, which none of us made, Blackberry, the late. Frank Dalins

It happened that the furniture should be so subject to our power? won the big race for him twice had not been paid for, at least it

In économie, industrial, national and International affairs we some with Invader in 1896 (autumn) and was only hired from the shop, and

(autumn) himself in 1899 times regarded the laws of God 1896 (spring), and he won it for the furniture dealer had a say in on In the case which came up and sometimes disregarded them.

Damaskus, for the Duplex stable No victory in the world, however on The Dealer in 1001 (spring); husband applied for the return of before Mr. Lindsell yesterday, the complete, enabled politicians to for himself on Amphion in 1902 the furniture, while the concu- break the laws of God. If any (spring), and he was placed on bine claimed a few pieces of cloth- one had said that because we won various other occasions. He woning which belonged to her, and the war we could make water run his last race, a two mile event, on which happened to be left inside uphill and fire nof burn, we should Capello, in May, 1911, but up to the the valise when it was taken away think them demented. "No victory could enable us to break the lawa date of his retirement in 1912 he by the man.

enemies

the matter.

Cross-charges of

problems to which she had re-tion and suffering and be peace-Meyerink and two daughters sur-missed both charges.

vive him.

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return of the clothing to the were just na demented as if we The attitude of the hunian race

woman, and of the furniture to the in the last hundred years towards were trying to break the inwa of these things was one of the great nature. We could not have some together; to substitute power for man, who would then settle the est things that had ever happened, nations suffering and the others weakness and wisdom for super-matter with the furniture dealer stition, was the right task for in accordance with the arrange The modern man no longer adopt prosperous. It was impossible.

When Mr. Lloyd George went to this generation, and no generation ment between them.

Mr. F. X. D'Almada e Castro. ed himself to the world, which he had done successfully for a mil-Paris and returned and failed to in the world's history was so well lion years, but was now adapting bring prosperity, all thought it equipped for the task as the pre- Jnr., appeared for the husband, the world to himself. That was was Mr. Lloyd George's fault and sent if all would only take courage and Mr. A; E. Hall for the wom No. 813, Top Floor, Wyndham St

Misa Royden answered a num- ing was presided over by the Dean decided to try another Prime and go forward. (Applause). Minister. It did not matter what her of questions at the conclu- (ti Very Rev. A, Swann), who Prime Minister they tried, i they asked him

breaksion of her address. The follow was supported on the platform by the spiritual laws he would fail. ing sentences are typical of others representatives of the Churches in Hongkong as an Example. If in despair we ceased to sock in her replies:

the Kingdom of God because the Was it not a staggering con- tank seemed so gigantic, and con- trast to the attitude of the poli- tented ourselves with accking the ticing, and the economic reformer good of our own country, first, in the face of problems like war, foremost and all the time, God poverty, industrial strife and un- would not prevent us we were employment! "You here in Hong-free to do it, but what we could kong." Miss Royden said," have A not do was to make ourselves perfect example of the sort of happy and prosperous. thing I am trying to describe. Not

science.

to

Task of This Generation. a hundred years ago. Hongkong

Miss Royden urged that we was a barren rock, infested with disease, and you have made of it should command spiritual energies something so beautiful that I can with which to put the world in hardly read or write or think for order. There was need for haste just staring at it. These naked because science was armed with hills clothed with beautiful vege- such powers as might destroy us tation, this harbour from which unless our spiritual energy and you have reclaimed great arene of our spiritual powers exceeded land, the crumbling rocks you them. It was possible to destroy have shored up with walls, this the human race and all the wealth prosperous city-are you as con- und beauty it had created as in fident. of solving the human pro- the past it was not possible, and blems of Hongkong, its unem- therefore to substitute a reign of ployment, its poverty,, its discon- law and liberty-the two went

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Suppose the world to be full of spiritual energy, which it is, there is enough love and heroism in the world to make the Garden of Eden next week.

No scientist has invented any new force; all he has done is to learn the laws by which he can control that force..

Every form of disorder, every kind of suffering, is due to our disregard of the laws of God.

People try to acquire Christian graces before they have the or- dinary pagan virtues.

Most of our prayers are far too clamorous, and do not sufficiently rest on the thought of the kind of God to whom we are addressing ourselves.

the Colony. The Dean described Misa Royden as a woman who had n real message for the present day. Ho referred to her self- sacrificing services among the poor of England, to her work towards the fulfiment of women's enfran- chisement and the development of women's life and work, and to her Christian teaching at the Guild House, where she ministers to a publie of all sorts of people.

At the conclusion of the meet. ing, the Dean thanked Miss Roy-- den for her address, expressing the gratitude of those present to her for smashing so many false Ideas and giving them so much of interest in auch a short time. He also expressed thanks to the City Hall authorities for the use of the theatre free of charge. A Woman With a Message.

To-night Miss Royden will speak Miss Royden's address was lis-on "Patriotism and International- tened to sympathetically and wasism" frequently applauded. The meet-

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