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ADMIRALTY,
LORD FFSHER'S RECORD.
MATY YEARS OF PROGRESS.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11TMя, 1915.
Sea Lord and Controller of the Navy. In this position he had full scope for his ideas on ship design, ship propulsion, and ship armament and protection. For over five years he filled this appointment. After a period of service afloat he returned to the Admiralty in 1902 as Second Sa Lord. Then came a short rendence at Portsmouth as Commander-in- Chief, while he new Naval College at borne, his cration was being completed, and October 1901, Lord Fisher once more entered the Admiralty, this time as First Sea
If the public has had any suspicion that hitherto the Adroimally, overburdened with the multifarious dutis associated with the Jard. command" of the world's seas ngainst an The events of those later years are familiar active enemy, has not given as much atten--the building of the Dreadnought and tion us might be dorted with advantage to the increased attention to gunnery, the suggestions bearing on the improvement of adoption of the turbine, the change from coal the instruments of varfare, that suspicion to oil, the development of the submarine, must now be banished. The Government and all the other evolutions in ship design has decided to establish an Inventions and equipment which have placed the British Hour. Its task will be "to assist the Ad-Navy in its premier position; not only miralty in co-ordinating and encouraging reason of its size but by reason of the efficient ients of the invitation to the require application to the needs of war of all the
Naval Service"
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Now, after a short time as chairman of the This muouncement, and the further state- ant that Admiral of the Fleet Lord Fisher Oil Fuel Commission and a further period
Lori Fisher is once more of Kilverstond is to set as chairman of the First Sea Lodi, new body, has given videspread satisfaction. placing his services at the disposal of the in the first place, the fresh departure enrries country in connection with the Inventions with it an assurance that every possible nee Board. His arcer and achievements will be made of the scientific resources of the get that the now sphere of activity will country, so far as they can assist our scaematite Lord Fisher once more to do youmat defence and, secondly, one of the most skil-servies in the cause of the nation. ful administrators, original minds, and ex periencal naval officers will bring his genius
to the lask of making increasingly sure the defeat-d the enemy a sca.
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War and courage have accomplished Mr & Mrs F. X. d greater things than love for one's fellow- Alemada e Castro inen Nidzsche's phrase, which has Misd Almada e Castro great influence on the thinkers of the faster d Almada e modern Gerquay, is to-day bring banded Castro
Mr G. E. Anderson down to the coming generation with a
Mr & Mr W. R. War Armstrong fresh and immediate significance. glorified, the one ultimate and vital air. H. of life--this is the lesson that millions of Mr. Mu German schoolboys are daily listening to; Mes A. 8. Balbache this is the text of lectures delivered from Mrs E. R. Balilion numberless platforms and pulpits. War MG. O Bouman is the grent educator." Without war Mr H. Bridcor
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In the schoolrooms throughout Mr W. A, Dowley
Moj. & Mn Dewar pupils. the Empire to-day the true meaning of the Miss M. E Dufy
Pupils are being Dr Fitzwilliams Great War a being interpretul according Mr B. C. Ehrenfels to this point of view, taught that this war had to cure soone Capt & Are E. M. or later, Germany, it is urgued, has de.
French and child veloped so rapidly during the past fifty Mr J. Gibb years through the might of German arms, Mr & Mrs J. Gould German industry, and German intelligence Mr C. L. Goodrich that she was destined to be surrounded by Mr & Has B. C. Haile a circle of enemies, jealous of her growing Copt T. P. Hall power. Cerronn children are being told M. & Ms W. A.
Hannibal That fifty years ago Germany began to assert herself by the conquest of Schleswig Mr & Man J. A. Hamil
ion and family Holstein (that o'd Gerntau Slate) in 1861.
Mr A. Hoire This beginning of the struggle for German unily was entinged in 1806 and the first Hon. Mr EA. Hewett, stage completed in 1870 by the creation of Mr W. J. Hodge the German Empire under the hegemony Dr Jack.on of Prussia. Even in these days England Mr B. ME. Josaph looked askance on the growing power of Mr H. Josph Gerninng With apostrophe, of contempt Me H.I'. Jensi it is pointed out that in 181 England Mr. F. A. Johnson. wished to save Paris from banbardment, Mr C. Kaight as Paris was primarily a centre of art Miss B A Kooodler and learning"; but we bombarded Paris, the present-day German teacher tells his class of attentive pupils. being instilled in the minds of young Ger many that the hatred of wighbouring States grew space with the increase of Germany did everything to kee: the peace of the world, but was attacked on all frontiers, and is now fighting a de fensive war for the outraged honour of the Fatherland.
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Though he is now if his 75th year, Lord Fisher is as young in mind and boily as many men of 60, and he preserves all his carly en- thusiasm for progressive ideas in reference to naval warfare He revealed half a entury
· TRAĢI-COMEDY OF WAR. ago when at the opening of his distinguished enreer the most upes mind to inventions of any naval officer in the Service, and he still An extraordinary story of a British maintains the livest interest, as his more soldier who was sentenced to death for recent administration has shown, in every sleeping at his post after being four days adaptation of science to naval equipment. and four nights under fire, of how the such a moment the nation urgently re- wan "elipped away" is the night and got quises that every pan of outstanding distineorded in fighting the Germans, of his tion should be working in its cause, and hence siny in hospital, his return to the front, the gratification with was expressed on all and the things that followed, is told by hands yesterday at Lord Fisher's return to Mr. H. F. Prevost Battersby in the official life.
Morning Pat:- The Chairman of the Inventions Boar!
Mr. Battenby tell the story in comme joined the Navy in 1854-sixty-one years tion with the short Act of Parliament ago. Mark what that implies The first which was passed some time ago dealing ironoladship, his Majesty's ship Warrior, had not then been thought of; she was not to be with military offences eommitted at the German naval military, and industrial? Men R. Almend
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laid down until seven years later. In the year in which In Fisher celebrated his Erst birthday the 30gun line of battleship Goliath was launchdat Chathasa Dockyard, Sir Nathaniel Barnsley, who died a fortnight or so since, being among the spectators. He Though the Act has not been long in has put it on record that he little thought qeration, is leniency has already ho that, instead of the three feet thickness of justified in quite a number of instans plank, and rib, azyl truss of solid onl," which In one case it was but two days after formed the sides of this stout ship, he would rxiving a sentence of fifteen years.
Mr F. F. Duckworth have to defend, in referenco to the later prisonment that the culprit not only
We do not have to study ancient history. Mr & Mr. G. A. Goliath, recently uple in the Dardanelles secured its remission, but was specially
Dotton operations, the use of an iron skiny mentioned for exceptional gullantry in to go back to Salamis or Marathon to find
The world's greatest Mr W. T. Bison tretched over skoleter ribs, not more than a carrying to a successful issue a boob heroic figures.
uni-Capt. Fotheringham fruction of an inch in thickness." Lond Fisher attack upona. German trench, after every heroes are dressed in field grey graduated in the oil Navy, some of the ships, member of the panty except himself had forms, and are this day fighting for your Mrs A. Foy and not a few of the officers, of which were fallen.
safety and for your heritage against a MiC. Frits Me J. Fyfe world of cowardly foes. Another man, Riso undera associated with the Battle of Trafalgar; he
ung
Mr & Mis Ges These words may well serve as has lived to watch revolution from battle-ntance, fret himself from its come
Mr B Grino ships resting about £80,000 to battleships quences by a cool indifference to death example of the opening remarks in a hist". M. Bregory involving an expenditure nearly thirty times is succouring the wounded under fire tory class in many a German school to Mes Hommes and as great; and to asist more than any one and half a dozen further instances could day. For the German schoolboy is being else nor alive in theinevitable transition. le given of the deeds which have won for taught by his elders that the people of all Me S. Hashimoto
the der not only rehabilitation as other nations not allied a cowardly Mr H. Hayman soldier but admiration as a 1080.
THE NAVAL REVOLUTION.
DEATH SENTENCE.
But the most curions instance of bench
the At demands a more extended idling, notnly for the quaintness of its
but tragicomed
The Fleet of the fifties still consisted of "wooden walls, with towering spreads of canvas, and guns litle different in method of construction from those which were used by Drake for the destruction of the Armada, It may be said, indeed, that from the ark in which Noah uude his home to the ships which were still being built in 1954. the distance measured by development of the British soldier.
liars and slanderers, and that Germany! alone stands for truth and righteousness and relies of the strength of German arms to vindicate German virtues and ideals. Everything foreign must go. Newbere
children
Mr Grooms
Mr & Mr. Montgom
Mr HL MexplyTM Mr. H. Näksi.
Me kis Newman Mrs W. C. Passmore Mr H. Pearmas
Mr C H. Boper
Mrs IL A. Ramsay
Mr Raymond
Mr & Mr Richardson
Mrs 8 Sylves ar
My H Tanso
Mr H.hornton Mrs EL. Tourtellot
Mr 8. Toda
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El C. Pustenan
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MiS. M. Wright
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for the almost has this anti-foreign" rage been inore nestible lumination which it sheds ou vieniently is evidence than in the class. Mr & Mre & Fem
A man had been room. The Verdeutschungsbewegung "Mr J. C. Anker sentenced to death. His offence, almost (Germanizing movement) has gone to such Mr Buir design was extremely short; in the past w gravest that war knows, was sleeping limits and many eminent German, peda B. Crem sixty years, on the other hand, every and at his pot in face of the enemy. For has changed-frow the shape of the hull the material of when it is constructed to all sich an office there are no extenuating us even declare that it is a sign of Mr E. Povarl arcumstantes, If there had been, he slavish weakness or the part of Germans Me A. vou Dyke the equipment of navigation.
He had to learn to speak foreign tongues, to act, In the wonderful transition which has might have claimed them all. taken place since 184 Lord Fisher lus tukenbech under fire in the treaches for four to think lik English or French men. a leading part. He was one of the first sights and lays, and the exhaustion that German must shave his head in order officers to recognise the value of the rifled follows upon prolonged exposure to den-remain a German when living abread, gurt, bo welcomed the automobile torpedo, ger seems eften as impossible to resist as rapidly doc he assimilate thecustoms and fie realised the vital importance of steam to the snow step to which men yield, though manners of other peoples," a well-knową a great world Empire, and in a variety of aware that certain death is the conse German remarked to me with much bitter nese. But the Germans will see to it, so ways brought the fluence of his mind to quenee.
they declar, that their children shall not TO BE SHOT AT DAWN. bear, on a revolution which was inevitable if
Thomas was sentenced to be shot at in the future be the slaves of any foreige we were to retain ommand of the sea.
A Government official said to Splendid kamen of the ad school dawn on the morron; during the night race. Masy fought inventions believing that they would be disappeared. What exactly happened me:
What is the use of teaching our young prove our ruin and rob us of the advantages to him ther has not yet come into the Howing from the miler-like qualities of the story. It is known to himself alone. All people to speak French or English perfect Mr R 8t Acery
Fisher, as his career shows, took a that is at present certain is that, by soney Why should we torture our Germas Mrs Anderson race. Lord F contrary view, and held that every develop means or her, he got into conflict with tongues to twist and curl like. French Ma Armst
English on? It will do foreigners gool Rev. & Mrs B.com ment of science would buttress our power and the energy and was wounded,
Now, it is not particularly difficult to to have their language maltreated per Mr. & Mr E catha give a firmer grip on the maritime.com
Mas W. H. Bell munications of the world by which-and-by get wounded out here; but it is not so haps they will then take the trouble t
Mrs Bandier which only the unity of the Empire could easy, when wounded apart from your learn ours.
Mrs W. H. Campbe! be preserved and the safety of our commerce proper init, to prevent your presence Nations unity, according to the Ger
and children man degns, can only be maintained by th My A. Cartwright ensured
UNIQUE ADESISTRATIVE RECORD.
However buy times come to hospital awakening of a feeling of national prid Mr & Mrs Carmichael Though the new Chairman of the Inventions Board, has seen much service at sez-finally staffs. when everything is subordinate to in the hearts of every young child. Ger Mr F. W. Czy commanding, in incession, the North Amer the saving of life and the alleviation of man schods have become schools of par Mrà MC. D.Casulli ean and Mediteranean stations he has in pain, and it would hardly occur to the riotism where duty to the State, abnego Mr G. Clare partidulur exercised bis influence in adminis most susprious to look askance at any tion and sacrifice of the individual will a Mr & Mrs A. Consland trative posts ashore. To his varied appoint one wearing that red seal to his valour, the need of the State are exalted above al CoL Darling RE.
The German youth is bi- Mr Dennan Fuller effort imagine him as guilty of an offence other virtues.
ing taught that the State's right and dus Miss Dona at ses and his cimeration-the Crimean anpas
is to control not merely the actions, but Mr & MA.A. Fulton
The Misa Fallon warlike
Besides, there was the man's name an even the thoughts of her subjects, the Chit war, the first Egyptian war. extent to which he has been concerned with number, and the battalion to which he individual shall cease to exist, and in his Mim Grifn the development (2, the anodern Navy is belonged. He made no attempt to conceal place is the mighty Germania," the Mr Gubley
short time after he product of a united peopl suggested by the series of positions which be anything, and so, a
exciting surprise, and perhaps challeng ing investigation.
ments be has bought the experience in obtaining it.
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Mr F. A Hmeland Mr & Mis D. A. Hais has filled since his name first became familiar should, legally, have ceased to breathe, he not on earth to be happy, bat to fulfil our
Mine Horari as the captain of the battleship Inflexible at was received at a collecting station, obligations Bismarck's words Major
Faichins Alexandria, and de inventor of the armoured tained first aid for his wound, and was
and child train, which so completely nonplussed and forwarded to the field hospital. His given a ew significance. The Germai frightened the enemy.
In 1886, in virtue of his scientific attain wound was serious, and in due time he was instructor is teaching his class's that the Capt & Mrs Hammond
sent down to the base and shipped scross Germans we fighting like heroes against He WT-Tiansen
Händler, as warriors against mercenaries, Mrs. W. Hidd sents as a gunnery officer, Lord Fisher was the Chanel to a London hospital.
Ordnance and There, as he began to recover, he say as a people in arms whom foreigners are Mrs Bogg ana children,Mr. Tisi I
Mrs Hovardag appinted Director of
Torpedoes at the Adsuiralty, He remained
hall given the time of his life by the kindly folk wont to all saves of a militarist regime, in iis oflies for four
Adho can still remember that we great against the slaves of Mammon (England). Mes Jenkins. Mr Lé JonUN years, and was then chosen as
He was driven in the Park, lake of empty love of prowess (France), and of Mrs T. J. H. Johns
Mr Kidcoria min Seperintendent of Portsmouth Dock War
Deetrines such as those impressed on yard. A story is told that on one occasion to gardes parties, treated to the theatre, the knout (Russia).
wet in this establishment a squad of roen carried of into the country, and admired
along is though performing soms by every one who could get within reach the mind of youth cannot fail to breed & pertant task. His inquiry as to their of speech of him. All of which was bestod i lice and hatred towards der Inision was met with the explanation that doubt exeptionally pleasing to
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Jamzy's any enemies of today, which will not only endure but will binder all they were clearing the way for a gang carry-
plans of permanent peace. In no country ang a ladder. Shortly afterwards the Super
His furlough ended, he was directed to has the Government more direct cont
In no intendent fell in with another group of raes solimply advancing in line aheat with their rejoin at the depot.
The Bergeant Major, when he saw him over education than in Germany. trns crooked asthough carrying something looked more amazed than it he has country, are academic influences so sub-BATES OF EXCHANGE AT BOMBAY Again an inquiry was mari debut they were his glints Well, of, all the jnferanservient to political programmes, Abe
reply it has explained that bearing a fielder. “But where's the lauder impudenss!" he managed, before words would appear to be the distinct aim of the came the question. "Well if we havent failed him. He thought that a man who German authorities to create a spirit of forgotten it," was the unexpected reply. The had bem sentenced to death might at blind uncompromising Chauvinism in the atory may be speryphal at any rate to dy least have had the decency not to put his hearts of the coming generation." there are no more hardworking servants of sentences in such a quandary. What was the country that those who are engaged in the Royal Dockyarde BOTALS. AB ERALED AND CONTROLLER
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in to be dean with a follow who could not take riously even his own death sentence! The man stood at attention with no words to say.
Lord Fisher al been at Portsmouth only nine months when be was recalled to White hall to join the Board of Admiralty as Thir
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CONSIGNEEB of Carpo from London in connection with above Beamer re berely informed that their Goods with the station of Oplom, Treasure and Vaishiessen louded and stored at their risks into the bring Bazidons andjor szyja haaardone. Gedowns of Kowloon,honoc delivery may be Co. Ltd.st thaking and. Kowloon Wharf and Godow Kai-btained immediatel etter landings
July-Saigon 26th July. Rice. But terfield & wire.
Sansi, British str., 1,225. E, S'mons, 3011: Optional Cargo will be forwarded on culom intimation is received from the Consignees perre Nook To-141 requesting it to be landed pere
Hills of Lading will be countersigned by the thudersigned, Goom remaining unclaimed after 117&ch Augud, Noor, will be subject to rent and landing charges.
before All Cisime must-he sens in to mA DA OF
9th August Shanghai liams, SINKANG; British str., 1,618. C. c. Wil Angust, General — Butterfeld Swire. T
str., 682, Odd Randers,
Skulse Norges Bangkok: 25th August,
Rice-Chinese. Bopo Mash, Janzure “gr., 1.350. T
Hashimoto, 29th July, Bangbok 20th
On July,¿Bice and General-Chinare. THING,British str. 1.350. G. Peum father, 7th Augat-Manik 4th Aug. General Butterfed & Bivire.
the 21th Arguet, or boy will not
groogused.
All damaged packages will be ammined on Mos185A 10 Armined on
No Pay Ibenraube has bien effected,
SSPATHOMAS, «·
ongkong. 10th August, 1915.