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NUWEATHER REPORT. HOTELS. PROZOKO!
HONGKONG Horar
-Mr J. S. C. Alam
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Fielding
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On the 12th at 1205 p.m.-Pressure is, mereased; considerably, 'over Tormées and mo derately over the China Coast, Annam and the Philippines. The depression has advanced to the vicinity of Tolio; a weak anti-oyolone de covers Chios reperimura to get
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GERMAN "MAP-MAKING,
Mr. James O'Donnell Bennett, the American Press Correspondent with the German Army on the Russian front, writ ing from Lowiciz (Russia) on March 28th, saya nak
to tho Make your wildest guess as number of maps, the Gorman Government has issued to the atmy since the war Making it liberal, perhaps you will Sax 600,000.
"Making it lavish, perhaps you will
began:
say 1,300,000.
BRITISH BEHAVIOUR IN FRANCE.
AN ARMY OF GENTLEMEN, He was sentenced to death, but before the sentence was confirmed his regimentai officer reported that the man had beam suffering from a liver complaint, and may not have been quite himself when the lapse occurred. While the case was under The following interesting article was consideration the delinquent committed written by G. Valentine Williams, a
certainly have been recommended for special correspondent of the Daily Mail an act of bravery, for which he would in France.
special distinction. All the facts ware There is perhaps no lie moro glaringly laid before Sir John French, wh, great and palpably fales in the great amour beader as he is, knows when merey may of mendacity from which the Germans temper justice. For his gallant conduct have been equipping themselves in this the man was reinstated and the whole sad war than that which represents the North case wiped off his record. Doubtless the That has been my experience with of France as groaning beneath the op British Army has thereby won another everybody of whom I have asked the pressive yoke of the brutal British hero. question in the last few days.
But, going as high as you dare to, you soldiery. We who know that the British answer for credit the answer when it is given.
It is---36,000,000. That was all kinds of maps, large and mall, of cities, towns, villages, roads. provinces, and departments in the parte of the enemy's country: now occupied by German, troops, the parts of Germany lesiding into the enemy's country, and the parts of Germany now occupied by the These last are not considerable
Dr & Mrs O:Marriot | Hong kong & Neighbourhood derate; cloudy, probably won't come within miles of the soldier is a gentleman first and last necd-
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Mr A. J. Pitcher
Formoes Channel
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South sonst of China between ƒ The mame 18
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d no assurances as to his behaviour to wards the civil population of France. Singo the Army went to Franco we have received the unbidden testimony of French people of all classes speaking in terms of unbounded admiration of onr troops wherever they have shown tho selves in the course of their long voyag ings through France from Mans to the Marne, than to the Aisne, and from the Aisno to the Yeer.
GERMAN VIEW OF LORD
KITCHENER.
"NO PSYCHOLOGICAL SENSE"
The Cologne Gazette recently printed a short article on Lord Kitchener in which the journal remarks that the man who is commanding the British armies against Germany deserves all the more attention because nothing much is known It will be understood that it is by about his personality. British generals, means an easy thing for an army which, the journed says, are not in the habit of The mapping of Lowicz illustrates the despite the most ample commissariat erenlightening the world with all sorts of This: Russian town, containing less than vice, is obliged to some extent to five on details about themselves.
the country to make war in a foreign land and keep on the best possible terms tinues, is laciturn oven for an English "Kitchener," the Cologne Gazette. con
Moreover, he does not pay over-
LOWICZ MAPPING INSTANCE
IRAN.
system and the extent of it, 15,000 population, and distant more than ten hours from Berlin, has soon charteil and diagramed down to the last detail with the civil population and, what is essential to the guidance of a Prussian more; the civil authorities. Yet this is frequent visite to the British troops in major to whom its twists and turns are what our army in the field is doing. The France, but prefers to remain in "White" utterly unknown fifteen minutes before relations between the British military hall at the War Office, whence ho control the enormous war-machine which he is Fifteen minutes later he knows it as lent the relations between the soldiers hurling against us from all corners of and the local inhabitants are delightfully the globe and which he has in the first friendly.
place to piece together.
his arrival there.! wall so he mons. Rotsciare. Clearly in dicated to him on a contenien abest of glazed paper 4 x 6 inches in size, are the river the railway lines, the streets, the squares, the two railway stations, the military bureaux, the hospitals, the chur shee, and the prisons of Lowicz. On the little map of Lowier before me I count twelve sharply indicated points.
Captain von Holleben, League, stated that the proclamation of the submaring war against England and France could only be prosicimed after months of preparation. Another ad mission that it was part of Germany's original programme and not occasioned by the so-called
policy of starving civilians charged against Great Britain.
and French civil authorities aro, excel.
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Cologne section of the dressing the day as a "contradictory creature"? The shal Horatio. Herbert Kitchener is the c
Navy
WEE, WEE" The French or Belgian pensant is prob ably profoundly puzzled by the pay shology of the British soldier. That is not surprising. Did not a high military authority describe him to mo the other
peasant doubtless regards our goldjor as a curious animal, who washes a great deal, eats a great deal, smiles a great deal, and is for ever drinking tea But just as the silences of Moltke were a eloquent as a fifteen-minute speceli in the Reichstag, so is the dumb intercourse between our soldiers and the French and Belgian peasantry as cordial as mothers' meeting.
He i
It is the historic experienes ingat British wars that their organisation never ready at the beginning of th operations and that the real preparation have always to be begun after the on break of hostilities.
Field-Mar bodiment of British will power, British toughness, and British concentration We do not know whether he lias accep the task of fighting the German na in arms with pleasure. no way equal to the undertaking beca he lacks the first quality of the g general, namely, the paychological se
Kitchenor does not possess the slip ost understanding, of the souls off people he is fighting or controlling. is the personification of the sou British imperial machine which w war by means of bargains and intrigu It is for that very reason that his Without patriots believe in him.
Kitchener is said to have one passion-the collecting of old china this ceramic love is perhaps the only bond
Personel
which connects him
humanity ?
BLINDED IN THE WAF
SOLDIERS · LEARNING BRAD
AND TYPEWRITING
The post pathetic gathering attended. was observation Bishop of London are an hour
I was in a tobacconist's the other after noon and a soldier came in. He put INDIA AND THE WAR.
down a ten-entine piece on the counter Sir H. Mortimer Durand, lecturing and said, as though he might be in at the Empire Club on India and the Hoxton or Burnley or Bolton, Penn'orth War," said that a great many people in of cigarettes, please!" England seemed to think that the Indian thement's, hesitation the ancient dame Army was made up of Sikhs and Gurk behind the counter, who before August, has; bat those races comprised only one- 1014. in all probability, had never heard fiftieth of the Indian population, and a word of English spoken in her life, the Army was recruited from other races produced a box of Caporal cigarettes, which produced quite as good soldiers, extracted four, and dropped the soldier's Another popular misconception, not only coin in the tilt.Ca va bien toujours?" among our own people but among for she said, as the man lit a cigarette. We, nign nations, was that India was held by we he replied, with the ais, of one who the sword.
The fact was that the King-speaks the language, and addingy, Good- Emperor ruled India by virtue of the day, mum," walked calmly out of the loyalty of its raty races, who had shop, willingly accepted the rule of England. In all the villages where the troops are and were to-day content to continue toquartered hordes of diminutive, children live under it. Behind the Throne there surround the billets. All the small boys was the power of the award, because it wear pudore and all the little girls regi. was inevitable that in a population of mental badges. Officially the army is the Blisded Boldless and. 300,000,000 there would be a porcentage living on the country, but, in point of Hostel, Bayswater, with a don of malcontents; but the extraordinary fact, the country appears to subsist on fighting man who have come home disparity between that population and the army, if the empty tire of bully heef...the front sightless.
But the soldiers themselves and the British military force in India was jam and butter seen in ti backyards of evidence of the fact that the country was housed innocent of troops are any evi brave and smiling face to the dark governed with the consent of the govern dence. The officers of the Indian Army for the lustel, started about six cd. The people of India were innately Corps tell me that even the Indians con- Ago through the energies of Mr. C loyal to the govorning power, and when trive to make themselves understood by thur Pearson, president of the Nat in 1885 there was a prospect of war wie stalwart Sikh in quest of eggs has to give street, W., is a most cheery abode. E Instituto-for the Blind, Great Port the peasantry, although occasionally a Russia the ruling Princes and the people of India showed just the same loyalty to an imitation of a hen to make his desire evening friends provide an improm concert, and very few days pay the Throne as England that they hadntelligible,
some public man does not drop in shown in this war. He would go so far
spend an hour in conversation.
A BOLDIER'S LAPSE.
That department of the Adjutant- as to say that in this or in any future war England would not be relying upon General's office which attends to the dis- the 00,000,000 of the white race in the cipline of the Army fully bears out all British Empire but might safely rely we have heard touching the admirable upon the arms and resources of the three behaviour of our men in France and (Cheers) Belgium. Having read of the drastic hundred millions in India: Ho did not mean to say that all the measure which Wellington was often people of India were of the fighting races, compelled to take-hangings, shootings, but an enormous proportion were, and floggings, and the like with his army in India could put into the field scores of the Peninsula and Belgiam, I must admit millions of fighting men, behind whom was prepared to find, seeing the extent there would be the resources of the other of our army-many times larger than any scores of millions..
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Braille and typewriting are taught, that the patients may be able to r and communicate as a first step towar being taught a useful vocation, have been wonderfully encouraged by discovery of what their blind instructo have been able to achieve in spite of t loss of sight, and the cheerfulness of t whole of the little company is a splend tribute to the benie atmosphere of t
bastel,
that there would be a high peremtage of WAR TRAINING FOR BOY casts of molestation of the peasantry. I am happy to be able to state that my
A movement?has deen started by D fears were groundless,
Walter Long, MP to further a scher The military authorities fully bear out of military training for youths below
ان
There are about 60,000 boys throug
THE PEACE PROBLEM. Recent Hungarian papers show how absorbed the people are in the idea of all we have heard from the French sage of 18. The value of such trainit One paper says: Now it is the conduct of our men in the field. To is claimed, has been clearly shop about time to speak of peace, and as take one particular class of offence with both before and since the outbreak of t people want peser those in power ought which the history of armies in the field war, for whereas it takes six months to recognise at once the wishes of the has made us familiar: I am told that turn a recruit into a soldier, the recru people. Another paper says "Some there has been only onecase who have been members of cadet cor thing has happened, not on the battle of the molestation of ጊ wobian become efficient in half that time field, but in the souls of our people. The|by| one
our soldiers. . The people want peace, and want it very sentence in this case was commuted out the country who are members badly. This longing for peace, which by the Commander-in-Chief, who is officially recognised " cadet has come on us so suddenly like the blind- man of the world as well as a soldier, as The names of units and of officers appe ness which drove us into the war. is the offender had a good record,
in a miniature army list issued by t quite general everywhere after the gloom There is but on way to do as War Offe The corps are affiliated and exhaustion which has spread over did to have a hand of iron, said the local Territorial forces, and recogn Пs. The German attitude seems very Wellington on the subject of military tion carries with it, a small grant fro different, for the Cologne Gazette discipline. Offences such as cowardice in the War Office, which also providea equi says:In Germany to everybody in all face of the enemy or desertion can be ment for a fortnight in camp. classes it is perfectly clear that we are still condoned. As the judge said to the The existing unite form an excelle very far from the peace which the Kaiser sheep-stealer. "I sentenes you not for nucleus for an extended. scheme, whi has set up as the goal, and which we stealing the sheep, but that sheep may could easily include hundreds of tho need-the peace which in future will se not be stolen." The man who flinches.sands of boys. There is no lack of re cure us from attacks like that of 1914, bouwver humanly excusable his offence ness where units exist. The boys a may be, must pay the extreme penalty, as kien as mustard," said Mr. Lo because his defection endangers the lives speaking of the youths of one Wiltsh of his fellows. Yet in the British Army village. the man who has rendered himself guilty Among those who have been associat Probably there is no bed capable of of this offaros is not sentenced blindly; with the training of cade corps for holding so many as seventeen in this coun- Not only is the sentence of the divisional past few years it is felt that fuller try. But such bod is to be found in the court-martial cant from instance to ordination by the War Office is necessa Mount Tot hut (10,000 ft. above the sea), instance rigat up to the Judge Advocate, one of the Swiss mountain cabins belong- and thence to the Commander-in-Chief, ing to the Alping Club. The bed is really before it is confirmed, but every condon- constructed to hold only fourteen, but ing circumstance is taken into account,
The Democratic candidat for the day on which a party visited the hut and the man's record and character mayoralty of Chicago, claiming dir was so exceptionally clear, and the coadi- examined, on the basis of a report made German descent and relying on it tions for climbing were so favourable, by his commanding offiet.
German-American vote, has ben hen The military authorities are loach to by over 50 per cent. that twenty-one members and friends,
The Daily T besides the guides accompanying them, proced to extreme measures in these graph's New York, correspondent turned up at the cabin to stay the night cases, surely intelligible enough if this as a reply to the Kaiser's boast t The guides took possession of the kitchen Wed. 19 No infer high nur low water and twenty-one sorted themselves out as reflects on the awful character of modern he could away the American
on the bait warfare, unless the offence is unpardon- ! Chicago was regarded as a stronghold follows seventeen "elept three on the floor, and the remaining ong able. In one case a man of unblemished Germankultur, and the previous
record failed unaccountebly in action. was a Democrat.
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