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DRAMATIC SCENE IN THE
KING'S, BENCH,
LADY, NOVELIST TAKES P0180N.,
A highly dramatic scene in the King's |Bench. Division marked the close of an action by Miss Annesley Kenealy, the au- theresa, against Mesara Smith & Son for alleged stander.
In this action," said Miss Konealy in cloving her address to the jury, “' you ere practically trying a woman for her life.” Mr. Justin Coleridge-I am not con- scious of that.
Miss Keneely-I am very serious about it. My pen is the caly defence between me and starvation, I have absolutely no re sources whatever but the income from my
pen
costaj
A lady friend, sitting near by, put her arm round Miss Kenealy and loosened the far round her neck Attendante huriied towards her,
THE ONLY POSSIBLE PEACE TERMS.
A PEACE TO PROTECT THE
GENERATIONS OF THE
·FUTURE:”
[BY THE RT, HON, C. F. G. MASTERMAN. ]
Sorbia will be restored with a heavy indemnity from Austria and Hungary to repair the vast damage done. She will re- ceive Bosnia and Herzegovina, full, ade auste access to the Adriatic, and all of Ausiris that is Sorb; and her lamentation to-day will to-morrow be turned into re- jojcing,
children. The German colonies. worthless in themselves, must remain as trophies for the nations who have conquer- ed theth-South Africa, India, Australia, New Zealand, France and Japan.
On some such basis European peass might be accured. The torms may seem un. duly favourable to Germany; but no Gor: man would be left ruled by or subjected to another race; and no other race would be ruled by a German Nationality would be vindicated, and only by nationality be ing vindicated is there hope of peace,
A unitod Rumania, a united Groene is possible if these nations can rise to the height of their opportunity. Italy pro cured unity out of a geographical ex A friend of mine was recently in charge pression" because she thought Italian of a small hospital for wounded Belgians unity worth fighting for in 1930, in '49, in '69, in 60 If Greece or Rumania con- The men were disconsolate and depressed sider that Greece irredente or Transyl all the day-timo, but in the evening would vonio are not worth fighting for they will and some cheerfulness in gathering round ever receive them in the end. For a Goy- the fire and inventing new tortures for the ernment and nation which will not risk ita Kaiser. The officor, solitary, in the day-lifo for its enslaved brethren is a Govern time was fairly content. It was in the ment and nation unit by such cowardico evening that the misery of his country and to be given the privilege of ruling over Miss Kenealy then resumed her seat,
his own condition ato into his soul, Ona thom, oven if liberated by other hands,
The German Brot should be surrendered, Mr. Justice Coleridge said-I rule that such evening my friend was sitting with there is no evidence to go to the jury, and him in the heart of a fierce autumn temand either sunk or divided up amongst All Zeppelin or Zop I give judgment for the defendants with pest, which continually banged the door the Allies,
They open, letting in a tempest of rain and pelin hangars should be burnt. Miss Kenonly rose at the solicitors' table wind, After rising to close it several times, have proved useless in warfare, and mere- in the well of the court, and quickly raised "Ah, cetto. porte!" he exclaimed "inly machines for killing unarmed women to her lips a small white glasa phial. The anger; but a little later, with a sad smile and act was almost unnoticed
ans of apology, "Enfin j'aurais tort de m'en Throughout the case she had frequently plaindre, La Paix pourrait bien entrer un used smelling salts Standing with the jour par-ja {} | phial in her hand she exclaimed to the "Pecco one day may enter through that, judgo: "I told your lordship you word door." It is the longing of half Europe, trying a woman for her life, I have taken careless by what wild tempest Ponce may onough poison to kill five people. You be borne into the humble homes of the
people. You have ruined my life 1
poor. This longing for peace extends as She collapsed. She dropped back on to much among our enemies as ourselves. All her seat, her arms outspread on the table; letters and travellers from Germany bring her head sank on to her arms. She sobbed the same cry: "O that Pence would for a moment and then passed Into ap come!" "We have a great wish for peace," parent unconsciousness,
"We cannot enduro much longer the suf- There are some who would doaire to in- ferings of this terrible war. The sarcity terfere with Germany's internal organisa- cf food, the fear of future consequences, tion, depose the Kaiser insist on a Con- the unassusgeable loss of the dead, the un-stitutional monarch or a Republic. History appoasable anxiety for the living these denies the utility of a such previcus aro characteristic of the “cammon people efforts. The Treaty of Vienna, which was of all the nations now engaged in the de to bring universal Peace to the world, struction of Europe. Yet this longing for forced an undesited Government pences is entirely compatible with a deter France. But the ghost of Napoleon roam- mination on both sides that neither willed for more than a generation through an yield until each has gained its end "Chat uneasy Europe, placed Napoleon the Little ter about pence," based on internationalism, on his uncle's tazone, and created eighteen or the horrors of war, or useless attempts years of almost continuous wars. It would to reconcile the irreconcilable, are futile be batter to hope that, in bitterness at and vain, Nau by such doors will Pesco what they have suffered, German again enter the world.
Socialism and what remains of German The case which terminated thus was one
THE PRIME MINISTER'S PLEDGE.
Liberalism will of its own free will send in which Messrs, W, H. Smith & Son, pub
packing all the Kaisors, Princelets, Arch- lishers and circulating librarians, were No Government to-day is likely to offer dukes, and the rest of a predatory unclean alleged by Miss Kenealy, who as an autorms of peace which would be tolerated brood; and that in five years or ten, or per- theresa sought damages, to have made alan by its enemies. The combat will continue haps twenty a disillusioned Germany, derous statements to other circulating until attrition or economic exhaustion has freed from power to do mischief, meurn- librarians concerning her last published compolled our enemies as it compelleding the gigantic number of its dead and novel, "A Waterfly's Wooing." They placed France in 1871, to sue for pance, her book on their restricted list and im would any advantage be gained (as some again the comity of the nations of Europe, Nor its hopeless financial collapses may enter plied, she alleged, that it was too in persons of intelligence seem to think) by moral for general circulation." This pro us at this time putting forth terms which coeding and their attitude towards her our enemies might use as a basis of bar previous publications had deprived her gaining For the very promulgation of she said, of all means of livelihood during these terms migh in themselves defeat the war. Messrs. Smith & Son in their their own objects, and he interpreted as a pleaded defences said that the words com sign of weakness to neutrals who to-day plained of were incapable of a defamatory worship not Hight, but Strength. Yet un Pressure has des essed moders'sly along the meaning and that they took precautionary official suggestions of at least the possibi ́ ́est coast. of Chins and over Japan. It is mesзuro. because they thought the book 1by of an end fill the magazines: from the better than a wilderness, peopled by old
contained ground for a possible libel action one side which is content with the evacua- nearly stationary in souttern čístriota.
ir a passage dealing with an imaginary tion of Belgium, to the other which de- The monsoon will remain strong along the Russian dressmaking establishment in mands the crucifixion of the Kaiser. A enst coast of China, but will moderate over the Mount-street, where the story said bacaaner method would be an attempt to inter cerat and bridge playing were carried on. pret the Prime Minister's deliberate N. China Sos.-
The plaintiff replied that she named the dressmaker Madame Senin broue definition, in terms of territories; finance and protection against the recurrence of "the greatest calamity Europe has ever seen;"
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WEATHER REPORT,
(702-2
On the 6th at 11.30 am.-The anti-cyclone is moy ng eastward. It is now central ove. Kores
Hongkong rusfall for the 24 ko us ending at
10 am to-day, 2.83 loches,
The forecast for the 24 hours ending soos to-day is as folio wn in.
DISTRICA.
Bougkong & Neighbourhood
FORECAST ¡N; to N.E. windu. fresh to modex wha; overcast' XAJAL,
Formoss Channel ... N.E. gate.
South Coast of Okina between The same
Hongkong and Immocks. Į No. 1. South coast of China butwein ƒ N.E. winds;
Hongkong and Hainan...) moderate,
HONGKONG HETEOBOLO DUAL
REGISTRE.
Hongborg Observatory, January 6th..
Previon On Date On Da
Day at
jat 3 puz. 6 MES
30.16 3110
2pm
Barome Tempersimre Hundity....
30 10
to
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4
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Highest spen air Temperature en 5th
67
Lowert open air Temperature on Sta... 57
HONG KONG TIDE TABLE
HOOR WATER
From 7th to 13th January, 1916
LOW WATER.
F'kong
Mean
Time
Days of
Month
Нека
Time
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Holght
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09
44m 5 13
3·803
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The judge asked if a doctor was în court Apparently there was none. A lady hur ried from the back of the court and gave assistance, and the usher and severe other persons close by carried Miss Kenealy from the court to an adjacent room. Meanwhile doctor had been found in another court Dr. E. Koith, of the R.A.M.C. Under his direction Miss Kenesly was removed on an ambulance to Charing Cross Hospital, where after treatment she recovered.
that was a common name in Russia and was not used in London, as she was careful to ascortain that, the London Directory con tained no dressmaker of that namo,
POSITION IN THE BALKANS,
FLIGHT OF SCANTY REMNANTS."
on
A PROTECTIVE PEACE. And this moderate peace would be a pro- totive peace also: a peace to protect, the Serations of the future. Lugubrious indefinite confict followed by revolution pujsimists in the House of Lords describo and anarchy, after which great portions of the Continent of Europe will be little
men, women, and children."
Well, in some awful moment in which heaven has
joined great insues good or bad for human kind," the men and women of a day have
that nightmare-for the welfare of the always been ready to face the chance of men nod women of to-morrow and all future time, Lord Milner, in one of his mischievous speeches, has denounced the We shall never shoathe the sword, delusion of optimism from which he thinks which we have not lightly drawn, until great parts of this country are suffering- Belgium recovers in full measure all, and There are no delusions of optimis more than all, that she has sacrificed, until this country. There is a kind of creeping France is adequately secured against the paralysis of pessimism which weakens the menace of aggression, until the rights of the hand to strike and unnerves the wil and smaller nationalities of Europe are placed resolution to continue. This, at the moment, upon an unassailable foundation, and un-is the greatest danger to this nation. It til the military domination of Prussin is spreads quietly, like a miasms or poison With the flight of the scanty remnants wholly and finally destroyed. That is a ous gas, although the end is recognised by of the Serbian Army into the Albanian great task worthy of a great nation. all sane men to be inevitable and that mountains our great operations against And the minimum of interpretation of 5 end, necessary. Granted certain conclu- the same are brought to a close." This inspiring and righteous an ideal has been signs: that we can maintain our export remarkable sentence from the unusually interpreted non-officially to me by some trade and industries in order to finance long and pompous announcement which such scheme as follows:
aly the Allies (for a far more possible dan- the German Headquarters bave issued would seem to imply that its authors hayo Belgium will be restored to complete in-ger than defeat is the field is bankruptcy); no taste for a winter campaign among the lependence with an indemnity paid by that during next year several millions of fastnesses to which the main body of our Germany adequate to the rebuilding of Russians can be equipped and armed; Serbian Allies are slowly retiring A her ruined cities and villages, the revival that the Allies will maintain their resolu decision not to fallow them into the hills of her destroyed industries, and full con- lion not to make a separate peace; the the nion Bacres continues unimpaired at may be well advised, for, hard as life and pensation for her disabled and her dead.
home; and, above all, that the British movement in this wilderness are at tois
France will receive Alsace and Lorraine, Fleer remains unconquered and unconquer- bitter season to the Borbian mountaineers, they would be many times harder to the an indemnity for all damage done in the able; victory is as certain as tomorrow's best equipped of regular armies. The presert conquered provinces. But also a sunrise, even if Germany get to Constanti. Headquarters explain it by declaring natural and defensive boundary. It is sople and Bagdad and Peking, and annex that their objects have been accomplished only," as M. Briand declared last weeked the whole of Asia to their territories. 1 when we have made it impossible for However much the blood spilt and the They have established, they say, munications with Bulgaria and with the Germany to attack the independence of treasure destroyed, "la Paix pourrait len Turkish Empire. That is undeniable, other nations that we can talk about entrer un jour parla.” It is quite true
be Peace." though the communications may not
The natural boundary which hat if one man could apprehend personal- altogether so secure as the Germans would would render their attack for ever unrely sl; the suffering slike of combatants and desire. The rest of the report is devoted peatable, alike upon Belgium and upon non-combatanis Belgium, Armenia, Po- to magnifying the greatness of the feat France, is the boundary of the Rhine. And land, the trenches he would go mad. Bab which the three Powers have achieved, it would seem that either Belgium or it is also true that if one man could ap and to a statement of the dates when they France or some neutralised internationally prebend personally all the sufferings of the got their armies in motion. "Im guaranteed buffer State should make it world during any day of peace he would penetrable" mountains and impass for ever impossible for the German go mad also. At least we shall insure such able roads confronted them, but they hordes to flood over westward, killing terms that a tragedy such as the present penetrated the one and passed along the burning, and outraging, as they did fif shall never vocur again, that the night. cther. The Serbians, they acknowledge teen months ago. Let Germany remain mare in which Europe bag been living for with magnanimous condescension, fought. bravely, but the Germans and their allies therefore, behind the Rhine, which is its forty years shall come to an end. Look more than 100,000 of them prisoners, natural western boundary. while their own loses have been "extreme- ̈ Denmark shall receive Schleswig, which ly moderate. Everything went smooth is purely Danish. German Austrian, and ly and successfully from the first, and Russian Poland, shall be united under the all and sundry whom it may concert Tsar, or King appointed by him; and particularly those in the Balkan Peninsula thus the revival of a martyr nation (like of his "Rebel ** ------ —are given to understand what a terrible Ireland in the west) would reveal to the and resistless weapon is "my destructive
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THE FUTURE OF THE TURA
SAFEGUARDING THE FUTURE,
And if you ask for a reason for this gigantic sacrifice you can find it in Mr. Belloc's justification of the wild warfare All these I mean to do,
For fear perhaps my little son Should brave his hands as I have done,
Or, in simpler fashion, in the story fold by M. Albert Thomas to the Labour mem- bers in London, of a soldier-on-leave-in-
sword
The enumeration of the armies world, that ideals are more powerful than employed to crush the poor little Balkan material things, for ideals of nations may people whom Austria-Hungary thought sleep, but never die. herself competent to chastise sing handed until a cruel experience taught her better, comewhat detracts from the Italy would receive Treatine and the France who rose from the back of a hall glory of the operation, however calculated whole of Italy Irredents The Turkish at meeting to which he had come with it may be to intimidate other Balkan Empire would be torn to fragments, and his twelve-year-old boy, where the speakers States. It took a combination of von Armenia, Syria, Palestine, Mesopotamia, were voicing discontent:"Comrades, I Mackenson's group, von Koevess Aus and Thrace divided amongst those who am suprised to hear what is now being trian army reinforced by German would develop and revive these once fair 13 d. We who have been with the loure von Galliwitz's army, and two Bulgarian places-now-desolated under alion rule. The know all about fatigue, the suffering and armies on the flank to drive the Serbians Turks would generally be poaned up in demoralisation of trench warfare; bus we to the mountains into which it is OP Central Anatolia, where they would be aro to day in the same mind as we were at 29 18 8 7 23 15 10 0.29
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