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FRUITS,
Hang Almonds............ 1b, 85 Beth Ham Shan Fing Ka-Apple
Califorius
Shang Heung Talu-Bananas
brides,
i 15
Yeung 1-arambulato To Tox-Copoamutesch 19 Easy Ning Mong-Lemons, Chinese QOU* Kem Sao Lingmox-Lemon,
American rumusantes ezab 10. di <fiKon Lichess, dried b 14 Orange (Canton)lmen (ite 28
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Fa Shang-Peanutan ( Hung Persimmons large
10
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"HOW LONG ?”:
THE ONLY ROAD TO VICTORY.
A FRENCH VIEW OF THE ALLIANCE.
(ISBUED BY THE "PRESS BUREAU-"]..........
The following communication is from 6 British officer whose work throws him much into contact with the French troops:
the Rustinns Now the question is:
How many British soldiers are there i Franco 1 Franco is giving all she hug all her men, all her national energie towards maintaining her army in th field. Dehind her and the British ro sources.
If you tell a Frenchman that a million or more men havo been recruited in Enga land since the beginning of the war, he is greatly impressed, astonished even, that voluntury efforts should have produced such a foroc. But if you tell him that the proces of putting this army into the Gold must be slow, owing to the difficulty of producing rifles, guns, explosives, and Hig other necessaries, he is incredulous. Great Britain is unbounded. If a mil belief in the manufacturing power of lion men are ready to give their lives, are not the remaining million pre pared to give their labour, for a pittanca if need be, to attain the end desired!
In a letter I sent last week I tried to give a rough idea of what is going on in
week I to say something of the war as it appears to the French nation. For although one does not see much of those who are not part of tho fighting mohimery, the mere fact of living with Frenchmen puts one. to some extent into their attitude of mind. And if I can convey this impres sion to those who may read this it will have been worth doing; for there is The requirements of the Allied Aemics nothing more important, whether from are enormous, and Britain inust bo, to the point of view of our co-operation a large extent, the manufactory, the gen during the war or from that of our rela-eral store, for the whole. If we tro tal tions with them when the struggle is attempt to keep pace with the require
ments, our powers of production must be organized first and foremost, with a view to providing what our forces, and those of our Allies, require to enable thein tā beat the cnomy.
donos
over.
ORGANIZED EFFORT.
Ca y est 1" This was the expression which greeted the appearance of the notices of general mobilization on the afternoon of August 1st last, I realized its meaning a few weeks ago; we were
In France a certain number of soldiers in a motor running down a lone hill have been sent home to work under their all ice-skidding from side to side, with ordinary employers in producing things While thus em tecessary for the Army. no chance of using the brakes, of doing loved they are practically lont by the anything except try to avoid another tato to the employer. It should be pos car coming towards us and trust in Pro-gible for us to inculcate and adopt this vidence. The nearest English equivalent is one pometimes used in military circles "We're for itin for tomething very big with no possibility of avoiding Fit.
In France there was no illusion as to what those mobilization notice meant; every man of military age and passably sound constitution was certain to have to take his place in the line, and the whole national life was to change its course and be poured into one channel, this maintenance of the military machine.. This change of conditions has now lasted six months. The harvest was got in by the women and children all Factories which could be utilized for pro- duding things necessary for the Army A. have been organized for that purpose, and work night and day, as also do many of the sugar-making factories. As to the rest of Franch trade and manufacture, all one cameny is that it still exists. Every effort is made to execute, orders and to avoid loss of customers, especially in neutral countries. But the difficulties are very great, not only, owing to lack of labour, but from delays of transport.
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and family Me F, W. White Mr G. G. Wood Mr & M J. E.
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EFFECT ON NATIONAL CHARAUFEN:-
principle.
It needs self-sacrifice; above all, it needs imagination; but it is just na much a part of our voluntary system að is meeting the call for recruits.. Every cmployer, every employee, should satisfy himself that by his inbour he is doing something to help the cause and so hosted the conclusion of the time of stress.
From time to time one reads of labour troubles threatened strikes, and so fertli Troubles of this kind in a French factory are as unlikely as a mutiny in u French or British regiment; and the degree of possibility of their occurring in England 18 the measure of our failure to realiza our responsibilities at a time when every And, lastly, let us have done with the oft wun's onergies are acuded every day. repeated discussion as to how long we can on fighting. The question is not how long we can go on with it, but how soon we can get done with it. Unless we can stretch our inagination sufficiently to identify ourselves with our Allies, to realize that it is our territory which the Germans are occupying in France, Bol- gium, and Poland, our trade which, is languishing, and our future wich de mands a speedy termination to the war, we shall be unable to make the necespry effort, unable at the end of the war, how have done that which was our duty over triumphant, to say as a dation, (AVe to "do".
THE RETREAT FROM EAST
PRUSSIA.
The official statement published Petrograd on February 22nd, says The Times, is useful as showing the true ex tent of the Russian reverse, and us enabl ing us to verify the estimate of the posi tion on the East Prussian border,
In adopting the new conditions of life the French character seems to have undergone a change. They have becomie people of few words, fust content to give the information required or get the The prices of provisions imported from
answer to some question asked, and then countries other than China (excepting those
go on with their work. Nothing shows above enumerated) rasy not be raised mora j than 15% above the retail prices prevalling. Almond
their determination and unanimity so Mr & Mrs Lacombe in the Colony on the 25th July, 1914.,
muoli as this. But let it not be imagined HOW THE RUSSIANS EXTRICATED: & Mrs W. H. Mr & Mrs C. Lamet.that the strain is not being hardly falt, Note,-In consideration of the loss sustained Bettison
The French mation is wondering how by discount on subsidiary coinage, payment
much of tho trade lost during the war for all articles of feed not exceeding 32 in value(excepting the articles enumerated
it will be possible to regain afterwards; in Clause 5) shall if made in subsidiary
they know that the longer, this semi coin be subject to an additional charge of
paralysis continues the more difficult 15%
will the recovery be; and the thought "How long is ever present, although unexpressed. There was a world of feel. From the course of ovente, as given; by, ing behind the joke which recently Headquarters, it appeare that four corps appeared in one of the illustrated news-composing the 10th Army, were entrenched papers--two French soldiers muffled up along the Angerap and the Masuriatz to the eyes sitting in a muddy track, and Lakes, while from preceding offein) dis- saying, If only they will hang on "atches we know that a separate detach ment had been operating north of Tilsit **Who?"
How long? The answer is simple, The Against this force the Germans about war with Germany will last until either February 10th deployed two armics, her armies are beaten or her nation having earlier noticed the enemy's con
aggregating eight corne The Russians, starved. Germany is short of wheat centration, had decided to withdraw on „dow, and has taken drastic measures to
the Niemen and the Bobr The great prevent the supply entirely failing before difficulty of bringing up reinforcerunts tho next harvest comes in. If these by rail and over roads deep in snow neces measures, have been taken in good time, sitated this precaution. Our men had which we must astume to be the case, repulsed the enemy on the Bzura and tha in deference to the admirable foresight Rawka when the odds were far greater, which has marked all her preparations but there we could casily and quickly ---Germany can reckon on being able to move up supports. Moreover, here, WE continue the war until the middle of would place the enemy at great disadvan
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, April 4th,
Previous On Date On Date
Day
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ir & Mr G. Fitzger Dr. B. A Elder
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Mr & Mrs Harrington
Jackson
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Mr A. A. Fyfe
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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 6th to 11th April, 1916, HIGH WATHE
LOW WATER.
26
Mr A. Duarich
H'kong
H'kong.
Mean Time
Mean
Time
b.
Sn Te'ci-Salpot
Ka-heasant
Um Ch'an-Quail ou u
A Cha Ku-Partilage
To Teal-HATE
Musk Door
26
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Mun T-Codisl
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BB Mak YU-Cuttle Fish
Morth
H
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6 m 3 36 46 m 5:36 38
0.59 & 6 6
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Mr D. Dyer?
Mr G. W. E.
Mr A. W ̧D; Gibbs
Mr. J. Grant
Mr B. James
PEAK
9 361 3 Mr & Mrs W. Arm
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FISH
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19
Mon
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26 Thurs
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Hot Man Eele, Cougar
QA Tem Shai Yu-Hele, Fresh
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HD Teo Pak Yi-Herrings
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Mong Yu-Mong Tish
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the opinions of two men, a Frenchman and an Englishman, and their position the one in the world of commerce, the other in that of finance, is a guarantee that their views are based on the Beat information obtainable. Each said that the economic condition of Germany is not so bad as is generally imagined; cach held that from the economic point of view she could go on fighting for another year the one added that at the end of that time her supplies will be entirely ex Ghausted, and the other said that whereas now the hardship of a shortage of food does not pres: seriously, the internal conditions would be very much more critical if her army in the field were defeated.
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The enemy's extreme left apparently Tisit within the curve hero described by the course of the Nicmim, and threatening to turn the whole of the Russian position, Meanwhile the whole of the German foren advancing along the front from Tilsit to Lyck hurled itself against the Russians. The fighting assumed the sanguinary character already noted on the Bzura and the Barka, the enemy coming on in close formations and being mown down whole tale. The Russian wing corps holding the section between Gumbinnen and Tilsit under the threat of a Hanking movement from the north could evade it only by onticipating the enemy. Hence ensued the very hurried retreat in the direc REQUISITES FOR VICTORYtion of Kovno Thereupon the enemy, Can we, then, defeat her army while ed in uverwhelming numbers the dank of
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the Darkchmen corps, which was already and before the text harvest is gathered? hard pressed from the west. One divi To this question there can be but one son of this corps had to fight against reply that we can do it if we have five times its number, and its accessin enough men and enough explosives, No withdrawal to the positions it had been line of defence is impregnable; if it can ordered to occupy is regarded as one of be sufficiently battered first its capture is the most creditable exploits of the
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the men, to hold it against counter But it was against tho remaining two attacks, and to broaden out the amount corps that the enny's greatest efforts of front won, And since the lines of were exerted. From the official report defence are successive, it means that ait is evident that large columns of the continuous and sustained effort must be enemy appeared on their flanks, threaten- made, until the enemy has had enough. ing to surround them from the direction Both corps Thus the question reduces itself to the of Suwalk and Grajewo number of days that the resources will towo. Here in the forest fastness, amid succeeded in retreating through Augus- last out. A general may say "I have enough mea to attack on a front of five miles for 10 days I have enough explo days to keep these attacks, going for six
It is these reserves of men and explo [In the course of a full revier, of the ro sives that France requires from us. It is trent from East Prussia the Russian Staff for us to ensure by a timely supply of frankly admitted the loss of practically the these reserves, that the enemy is defeated whole of one of the four Array Corps form- and driven back while the German nation tag the 10th Army This statement, shaaid is still hungry. When I travelled through be closely compared with the official German the country in the autumn months, the two reports, which, after constantly iperensing questions always asked me, no matter of the number of prisomre stated to have been what class or sex the person us were captured said that the 10th fusion Army the same *** How is it going!"-" And was completely annihilated:}