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{BY EARL PERCY IN THE “DAILY MAIL"]
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 17TH, 1918.
the world. If we cannot increase this paltry contingent, at least let us ensure that it shall go by raising a force which
can secure these islands in its absence The only proposals yet put forward by Ministers are, first, to drill our boys: secondly, to enrol old men after war has The truth is unpleasant;
The world has been startled during the last few days by the sudden announcement broken out! of an enormous increase in the peace let us hide it. It involves some sacrifice; establishment of the German Army, which let us shirk it. And all Europe is wasch- The nation according to those reports is to be raised ing us with silent contempt.
onco bonsted' it had saved! from 600,000 to 865,000 men. The French that
betray- hove replied by voting an extraordinary Europe! The nation that is now expenditure of £23,100,000 and by proposing its allies, and which welcomes the ing to resume the three years period of heroism of the French people morely. hecause it provides an excuse for her own service abandoned in 1995.
On this side humbug, sham, These figures are meaningless unless we inaction. obtain a grasp of the military situation cakeshift, and subterfuge; on that, devo confronting these two Powers,
tion, duty, and love of country. odds are 65 to 40; soon they will be 70 to 10; then 2 to 1.
The total number of Germans who can be called up in the event of war is about
·0,800,000, of whier ulant 4,000,500 may be considered trained men. The French can muster about three million trained men.
CHIMANY'S: 2,400,000 SOLDIERA. In considering the numbers which will actually face one another on the frontier after mobilisation and concentration are completed we need only take into account organised field units. Now the German. Army possesses a peaco strength of 60 divisions, which is doubled automatically on mobilisation. This gives us 100 divi- siors. Taking a division as 20,000 men, we thus obtain a total of two million Besides these, however, it is estimate. dat about half a million men of the Landwehr will be used in the fighting line, and cadres necessary to incorporate At a moderate this number exist. estimate, therefore, this gives us a grand total of 2,400,000 men, These are all in the prime of life-under thirty-two years of age
It is truc, of course, that this vast strength cannot all be employed against France. There are two other require ments the defence of the Russian fron- tiar and const defence." The Russiang very unfavourable strategical occupy position, and the best Continental auth rities are of opinion that they can have very little effect on the situation for at The Germans maintain least a month.
ten or eleven divisions in peace time upon this frontier. If this strength were doubled on mobilisation it would be suff. cient, with the help of Austria, to ward off any danger in this quarter.
This will leave the Germans with about tavo million men.
There are in peace time five divisions stationed at points on the Baltic and North Sen. Supposing that these are all retained for coast defence and to guard sgainst any danger from Denmark, and that their strength is doubled on mobilisa tion, a very liberal estimate, this would still leave Germany with a force of 1.800.000 men to bring against France in the first few weeks of war.
FRANCE AT A DISADVANTAGE.“
Let us now turn to France. She nos sesas twenty army corps, exclusive of the colonial army, at home. Assuming that Leach of these corps takes the field with three divisions, this will give her sixty Including divisions, or 1,200,000 men,
the colonial army and her depot troops, it is computed that she could put into the field another 300,000 mobile trouŢis, which would bring her total to 1,500,00
How many of these could she put into ing against Germany?
Unfortunately, recent events tend to show that Italy would unquestionably throw in her lot, with the Triple Alliance, and probably in no half-hearted fashion: It is calculated that France. would have to leave at least 200,000 men on the Italian frontier. This would leave her with total of 1,300,000 against Germany. But this is a very favourable estimate. for it is dependent upon her being able to bring hack the two divisions quartered in Alperin and Tunis and which are the pick of her Army.
Thus at the best Germany, can put in the field against her at least half a mil lion more troops than she can muster.
Fut besides her numerical inferiority. France suffers from other disadvantages. In all countries except Great Britain it is recognised that the fewer reservists in the first line the better.
The average German battalion will contain only 120 reservists on mobilisation; the French shout 650. They will also be alder than Hthe German reservists. France is adopt-
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And the sands are running, out, and every day that passes makes it harder for a self-respecting Englishman to look Frenchman in the ince.
She will increase lier nence strength by about 200,000 men. and by this means greater officiency will be gained, but it makes no differenes to She has long ago ber total strength.
Per Prinzess Alice, for Europe, etc., Mr. and Mrs. D. Englebert, Mr. F. O. Creached, the limit of her numbers.
The German population outnumbers the Donelan, Mrs. W. F. Kemp, Mr. Allen,
This Mr. L. H. Bayly, Mr. and Mrs. French by twenty-five millions. Rotheram, Mr. H. Koch, Mr. Hodgson gives there practically limitless resources and baby, Mrs. Edhens and 2 childrea, is comparison with their neighbours. In Mr. and Mrs. Newall, Mr. Aron, Mr. Germany only about one-sixth of the num Robbins, Mr and Mrs. Potter and 2 her of young nien annually called up are children, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Denroche incorporated in the army, in France to Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Wynscheuk, Mr. W. less than seven-tenths. Schule, Lady Chater, Mr. F. Heldt, Mr. Ramsay, Mr. A. E. Lammer, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wiesenberger, Mr. and Mrs Griffith, Mr. I. Eratt, Mr. E. Hence,
WITH ENGLAND LIES TITE SOLUTION.” Every year renders her position more critical and as time goes it becomes in tereningly evident that the solution of the problem lies with Great Britain. An
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Similarly we are told that the presence of our fleet in the Mediterranean will prevent Italy taking the offensive in the Alps. To suppose that a nation possess- ing a field army with a war strength of 735.000 men and a militia nambering two and a half millions will remain inactiva owing to the threat of a fleet which by next October will be altogether out- matched by those of Austria and Italy is to indulge in a form of self-deception peculiar to the British character.
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Mr F. W. Kenney Mr A. KrusemRD Otter, torpedo-boat destroyer, 385 tons. 6 gun, Mr. T. Lloyd
6.300 Lh.p., Lieut. Comdr. Chambers,
Miry E, Ladel Hongkong.
Bibble, T.B.D., 590 tons, 7,500 fà, 6 gane, Lt. Comdr. EJ. 0. Mackinnon Canton.
Robin, river gunboat, 83 tour, 2 gune. E40 Lp, It-Camdr. J. Heetwood-Nash, Hongkong. Besario, depot ship for Bubmarinas, 980 tone, i.h.p. 1,400, £t.-Commr. N. E. Arokdale. Hongkong
Sandpiper, river ganhost, 85 tons, 2 guns, 240 Lp, Lieut-Condr. I. A. 8. H. Hutton, Hongtong.
Snipe, river ganboat, 85 tons, 2 gus, 240 k.p. "It-Comdr. Maurice B. Laelio, Yangiso. Taku, torpedo boat destroyer, 305 ten ih.
6,000, Gauner W, H. Ryder, Hongkong. Tomar, receiving chip, 4,650 ton. 6 gu: B Commodoro R. Anstruther, CM.G., Hong kong.
Teal, river gunboat, 180 tons, 2 guze, 200 i...
Luont-Domdr. Hou Gay Stoplard, Chang kiang.
Thistle, gunboat, 710 toms, 900 h... Ldeat, Com. H. R. N. Cottrell-Dormer, Hankow Usk, 1.B.D., 590 tons, 7,500 1.4, 6. guns, Lt..
Maxwell, Hongkong.
Virago, tordo-boat destroyer, 355 tons, gy,
6,300 i,h.p., Lieut.-Cande. Harold D. Adair Hall, Hongkong,
Mr II. E. Sinolair
Mr & Mis E. K. Smith Mr V Sorby
Mra L Spencer and
maid.
Mr 8. Spiro
Tt & Mrs C. E.
St.luer
Mr P. D. Sathorland Mr II. $. Swafeld Mr & Mra J. B
Tanner
Mr & Mrs Y. H
Tamron
Mr J. N. Tapp Mrs P. C. Thibonlt My A. M. Tinke Mr M. Tobias Mr F. H. Tyson Mr & Mrs A. Vandam Mr & Mrs A. Vivian Mr & Mrs J. C.
"Walkera
Mr H. Watkins. Mr & Mr. B. Wobb Mr & Mrs A. Weill and 4 ohüdren
Mr E. Wellman Mr& 38 Woynsohesk M: H. F. White
Mr G. L. Wilson Hr & Me F. Winklei Mr G. G. Wood Mr B. R Wyounley
GRAND HOTEL
Mr K. Ahuberg Mr P. Benohansen Mr D. Boggs Miss V. Bonetta Mr Bawana Mies Calvert Mr & Mrs Crow Mr. W. Elon Mr C. Frenek Mr G. Fridley Miss Graco Mr F. Haden
Mr J. Heldt
Mr Higginbotham Dr Keyt Mr Kahn Mr & Mrs Lowell Mrs P. Magen
Mr M Garti: Mr G. Grant Mr & Mr. Mayr Mr L. Merlin Mr N. Meyer Mr. Moun Mr J. Farshall Miss Ada Rowley Mr W. Sanborn. Mr Schmidt
Miss C. Stephano Mr & Mrs À. Thomas Mr G. Watkins Mr C, Weismann Mr P. Whitlick Mr E. Wills Mr Woodoook
PEAK HOTEL
Welland, T.B.D., 590 tons, 7,500 fd., 6 guns,
Comadr. Seymour, Hongkong. Whiting, torpedo-bost destroyer, 360 toon,
h.p., Tout.Comdr P. Neville, Widgeon, gunboat, 195 tona, 2 gaus, 800 h.p., Lient and Comdr. J.C. F. Borrett, Kinting.
Mr Aarón Wondeock, gunboat, 150 tons, 2 gaus, otu kupi,
Eleat-Comdr. M. B. R. Blackwood, Yangient Archer, H.A.M.C
Dr & Mrs Aubrey Mr & Mrs W. Arm.
strong
Woodlark, gunboat, 150 tons. 2 guns, 550 hp., Léout Camiz. Robin W. Lloyd, Hankow
Submarines e
No. 36, Godfrey Herbert, Lieut..Commr. No. 37, A. & L. Fenner, Leat-Commr, No 38, J., A. Colrington, Lt Commr. TB,035, L.-Com. Handley, Hongkong, TB, 035, fat-Com. Stiloman, Hongkong T.B. 057, Lt-Com. Nicol, West River T.B. 038, Lt-Com, Seymour, Hongkong.
Mr & Mrs F.
McHugh Mr & Mrs J. H, N
Mody
KING EDWARD HOTEL
Mrs B.. Almond. Mr.P.Area Mr T. Choe Mr J. Coulthart Mir f. W. Cox Mr W. Donalised Capt & Era T. Don
Aldson
Mr P. Drummond Mr G. 1. Duncan Mr O. Eligaas Mrs Fiucrott Ar A B. Frank Mr Geo, Grimble &r F. Heims Xr & Mrs Kraft Mr&Mrs. Lauzitzen Mr & Mr Lewire. Mt Mas Majer and
BOLL
Miss Massey
H.
Mr M. F Murray Mr A. P. Nobbs Capt & Mrs Paesmer Mis F. M. Peacock Bir & Mrs Peorma Mr F. L. Robbins Miss F. Saunders Mr & Mra Schenk Dr Sibrée
Mr M. Kissino Mr & Mrs Koblor Mr G. P. Lammert Lt-Col. & Mr A. L
Ian and child Capt & Mre MoMusn batejohildren & nurse
Mr McNulty. Mrs Mouser Mr & ME. N. Michelmore
Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Mr E. F. Aucott Mr L.M. Bayley Mr & Mrs W. Barraft
and obil Mr & Mrs
C. W. J. Boll
Et Monteith, 2. AM.C. Mr & Mrs M. Pattea-
don
Mrs Person and chil-
og dreng
Rev. Foster Pegg
Mr J. I. Plummer
Mr & Mrs Bayer Mr O. 8. Binbow Mejor Bowen AP.D. Mrs Bowdler' Hon Mr Huokaill Mr W. Cring
T. C. It-Col, Kaddiffe, LE Lat& Mra
Cunningham, B.A. Mr F. Felton
Mr & Mrs A. Ritchie Major Dary, E.. EMG. A. Dutton Eng Cord & Mrs.
Consul & Mrs Eilzen Hoome, R.N.
Mr A. Sinalsir Mr G. E. Flangan
Mr. C. Skott Mr & Mrs A. Gibson Mr&Mrs G.G. Garten Lol. Usher Smith Et-Col. & M. Gorden Mr A Findty Smith
Mr & Mrs S fiets Hall, B.C
Capt & Mrs Storicker Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale
maid and shild Mr G. E. Stewart Mr. R. D. Stewart Mr & Mrs J Suther
land Col. & Mrs Tason Mr C, Wagner, Maj. & Mr Venbora: Mr&Mrs. L H Fan Welden
Mr H A, Hazeland LB. Horo Mr. W. Hill Capt & Mrs Hodgins Mr & Mrs W. G.
Hosphreys Mr & Mrs W. M.
Humphreys
Mr H. S, Sparge Capt & Hra A. H
Stewart and chef. Hamply,t.1.6 dron Mr Walker Mr G. Q. Whitelaw Mr W. E. Wiedler
Mir Ies on Mr & Mrs P. Jooks
Mr H. U. Jeffries Eir A. Keith
Caps Whitefielű Mr David Wood