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SONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28TH, 1918,
ELECTRICITY IN CHINA.
VIEWS OF ME. T. H. U. ALDRIDGE.
In Casier's Engineering Monthly for December, Mr. T. H. U, Aldridge, writing on electricity questions in China, says
of
THE ENEMY IN WAR TIME,
ANXIETY AS TO THE LENGTH OF:
THE WAR.
(BY A NEUTRAL FRIEND OF THE ENTINTE]
war broke out with Germany the bulk of the Socialists would merge into mill The Socialists are now at last slowly re tarism, I was regarded with amazement, forming, and in some of the large and small Gorman or Austrian towns I heard of them as becoming somewhat hostile to the great struggle. They wore duped into the belief that theirs is a war of self- defence.
NEUTRALS VISIT FIRING- LINE.
FOUND EVERYONE SURE OF
FINAL VICTORY.
A distinguished party of Swedish politi immediate effect of their blockade on Londen recently. They came entirely in an The English, perhaps, over-estimate the clans, journalists, and statesmen visited people like the Germane, and I think also unofficial, capacity to enquire into the state that they under-estimate the desperate of public feeling in the country and to the endeavours by smuggling and scientific efforts being made both as regards men and order to procure the essentials of tife. research that the Germans will make in munitions: But the Germans genuinely and increas- ingly fear the blockade.
now open
There were·
No neutral visitor who has seen Franco
While on the subject of urban electricity supply, it may not be cut of How long will the war laat is a qua place to offer a little advice regarding the tion which is asked much more frequently development of this kind of work in in Germany than in England. If one Chinego cities. I know there are many German or Austrian puts this inquiry to difficulties, not only in orosting schemos another, the reply is usually, Two or for lighting Chinese towns, but in obtain three months ing the best advice relative to the schemes quotes more, and the authority themselves and the technical details in the frout." Only four times during my an officer home from volved. I am afraid an enormous amount journey, which embraced a considerable
France, where they received a very cordial The party had just spent over ton lays in of money has already boon wasted in many number of large and small towns, did I Chinese electrical undertakings simply ever hear a variant, for the thought be
welcome from Parliamentary Committees because there ang been no guiding hand to tokens the wish.
Are the Germang discontented with and others, and wore greatly impressed by point out which schemes may be suitable
the various searcities? I have been asked the strength of France in a military sense, and which may not. As things are, it is with a German who had resided 11 years and increasingly go. Almost every town
The Brst was in course of conversation since I got back to England. Certainly ad a the resolute spirit of the pole. usual for those getting up or forming in England and has none of the cock has had its food agitation, but in every Swedish Parliament Baron Ad svard, The party included four members of the a scheme for electricity supply in Gureness assumed at the moment among case that I was able to investigate the late Minister of Finance, of the Second Chinese town to ask for tenders from his countrymen. He had been employed local military authorities, in conjunction Chamber; Baron Palmstiorno, another various foreign manufacturing represen- in a capacity which made him intimately with the municipal authorities, dealt with member of the Second Chamber and an ex- tatives,
Very often a scheme is asked for which and then he is able to procuro an Eng preased, at any rate, for the motient. What Commander of the Swedish Navy; Prolesson-
acquainted with Great Britain. Now the matter and the grambling was sup will provide so many thousand lamps, alish newspaper. He told me that the con- you on soup kitchen are term in itsolf extremely vague.
Backstrom, member of the First Liambor, This sorship conceals much internal discon-aguin in Berlin, though not on a great and Mr. M. Holberg, who, besides being being done, the next precedure is for the tent, both in Germany and Austria, as to scalo and in a small university town editor of the Karlstads Tidningen, is also manufacturers' representative to obtain food and the war. He spoke of great which I visited I found that various de member of the First Chamber. The fore information upon which to base a complete trouble in Berlin early in November, thods of alleviating distress had been going belong to the committee of the Inter- soheme, I think I am right in very often these schemos are submitted out of earshot of passers by be confided to numerous in Germany who have been dag. There were threo representative saying that During a pleasant country walk and while adopted. Proprietors of pensions-so Parliamentary group of the Swedish Rik without first band or even reliable second me his impressica that, successful as the badly hit by the war were provided with of the Swedish Press in the party-Mr. Alk Mr & Mrs E. V. D. hand knowledge of the conditions obtain Central Powers are at the present time, soldier or convalescent guests. Inexpan man, editor of the Goteborgs Posten, Mr.
ing they are, furthermore, not infre they were oaculating without the British sive, but not free, meals were supplied Rahim, and Mr. von Kosh Mr&Mrs. T. Pitcher quently handled by foreigners possessing Navy and British stolidity of character. by some ticket system for those who could five representatives of the Swedish Army, Mt E. H. Found Mr. de area.culations whatever for the part He believes, the blockade will cause such prove that they were tout abon to afford namely Major Liljehok, Captain von Ar-
Punaines
From the somewhat scanty information nces. Like half the people one meets ditions vary in every part of Germany Wacktmeister Professor Sjogren, of the trouble as to bring the Germans to their to be independent. The economie con- din, Dr. Erhardt, Dr. Hill, and cunt available the schemes are submitted to the in Germany and Austria, he shared the and Austria. manufacturers at home, who, in turn, belief that the great issue of the war will
Swedish State Museum was also among the work out estimates and forward tenders take place in Egypt.
The third perso
person who expressed tho
visitors. view that the war would last a long time to China for the particular scheme in In some circles in Berlin I encountered was a retired mercantile commander who question. Most of those manufacturers the view that coincidently with the battle had been all over the world. He knew in this hour of her test and triumph has are fully qualified and competent to ela for the Suez Canal will take place another about Australia, New Zealand, Canada,failed to be moved by her heroic fortitudo Mr & Mrs J. R. Shortions under which they are called upon to of further activity against the English admiration for English seamanship. He politicians and publicists that paid a visit borate excellent schemes, but the condi-thrust at Calais, and there were signs South Africa, and India, and had great and endurance, and this party of Swedish tender make it almost impossible for the and French in the West. The Calais did not not believe in the frightening".
to the French and British frouts was no best results to be obtained. A particular part of the German exploits is not one theory. Though a very patriotic German, exception to the rule. manufacturer may have
an excellent they care to dwell upon. Buch as discuss he told me that he was always regarded scheme to propose, but knows perfectly it either pretend that the capture of Calais a pre-English. The English will never well that it may be far more costly in was never seriously undertaken or that occase until they get rid of the Germans tially than that of his competitors, and the position is now such that if Calais is from Antwerp," he told his friends the unanimous spirit of decision and resolu although he would be able to convince wanted they can take it it any time. those qualified to understand the sound-
The sea is everything to the English,"tion we found everywhere," said Mr. Holl CRITICISM OF GENERALS. ness and advantages of his proposala, et
be said to them, and they will concenberg, a distinguished member of the party. he has no such opportunity, because 10
Others evince a critical attitude towards trate their efforts on getting the Gormans From the leaders of tho French nation most cases there is no such person or body the German generals on the Western front. out of the coast line.""
to the least French soldier," he continued, A fourth person was a Prussian gover- to whom the scheme can be submitted Now, while there is much muttered cri
"we found the same spirit. We must go aess who had lived long with English through with it, through to the end,' was anertiore, he puts in a tender which will ticism in Germany of the Government as give more or less satisfactory results, but regards food mis-management, every Gor families and was almost outspokenly pro the phrase we most commonly heard a M& Ma S. B. Waller probably one which he knows is not the man, having been a soldier, thinks he English. Wait until the English get everybody's lips. And General Foch, whom
best This is only natural, and no one in position publicly to criticis Couscription," she told some peoplo can blame the manufacturer for so doing: generalship, and German criticisms of at a pension at Prague. What is the the fault lies with those calling for their commanders lack nothing in foron use of conscription when the war is tenders, that is, those who are responsible Undoubtedly the average German-and over We the reply of disgruntled for originating the scheme. They them especially the Prussian has & much fuller wounded Hungarian officer. solves arely know even in a very vague comprehension of military affairs than way what they want, it is only the rain any other people in the world. Ineffi- ed engineer, conversant with the planning ciency he will not tolerate. The number and laying out of electric supply under of German generals who have been takings, who can really draw up a com-degommé, as they say in France, or prehensive schome.
stellenbosched, as you said at the time of I know of some instance whore lighting the Boer War, would make a small Army stations have been built in wrong parts List in itself. As a rule, very little isshall show shortly, is not favourable to of the town, away from water which is said, but the offender is broken. required for condensing purposes, and in France and Flanders have been the grave convenient for the easy transport of coal, of many German military reputations, where obviously wrong aystems have been Any suggestion of mine that the war adopted. In one case in particular I will result in anything but a complete call to mind where
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IMPRESSIONS OF FRAME.
"We were overwhelmingly impressed by
we had the honour to reset, gave us the ex- planation, to begin it all ever ngnin, ho told us, and
"We do not want our children to hap
we could understand. Everybody Is quietly sure of the ultimate victory. The French seemed to us to be like a people newly awakened and free after a long night, mare of oppression."
"It was wonderful to us," Mr. Helberg said, "to see how men and women could however terrible." In another district, ke accommodate themselves to any situation, related, coal miners were quietly engaged at their normal tasks within a mile of the Bring line.
war is not over,” she said, "nor is it likely to be so long as we Germans make onraalves disliked all over the world and Privately she told me of the suppression unite our enemies under the English. of all sorts of food and of anti-war mob. The atmosphere of Prague, as I were dangerously close One day, half an The party got a good glimpse of the riotings in Berlin, with shooting of the actual firing-line. On several occasions they hour before they arrived at a place for often speak English openly in the streets and one side of their dining room, And Prussianism, for in Bohemia one can very dinner, a shell wrecked half the building
THREE MONTHS MORE.'
in the course of the meal another shell came, should not blind ore
The four excepticas I have indicated shattered the dishes on the table, and killed to the fact that one and wounded another of the soldiers built a long way from the river and on a with laughter or contempt, except by the German unity of opinion is still absolute who accompanied them. hill, the very worst place imaginatie four wise folk I encountered. The laugh on the two or three months' basis of the The reason given for this was that if the ter was often forced, I thought length of the war. Many of the people of the amazing contrasts that have become Another day they had a vivid impression station were built a long way from the The second of these four was 4 pro
want an early peace beyond doubt, but river coal would have to be transported fessor at Munich. He said, "After all, have said, I have not found people dising among the desolation of devastated the Army rnken." Here in England, ne I commonplaces in France. They were stand- so require a large it is England that we have to fight. number of coolies to handle it, therefore These Englanders are not so different cussing the length of the war very much. Arras, when suddenly they heard the low somebody would be able to make a lot of from us. They have long heads and long, Tas attitude in England seems to me to sounds of piano and they were inexpres money over the coal transportation. Owlong purses, and are I have no doubt, be one of more energetic preparation than sibly surprised to hear the voice of a young ing to the station being away from the already doing much that we know nothing I noticed even in October As I told girl raised in song, river it would be impossible to run tho about. We are feeling the pinch, what every German I met, I have ever ob- plant as coonomically as if it were built ever the Government may pretend. Werved any discontent in England. Cri close to it, and bore again the element of de vant peace. His impression was that English are the freest, most independent, ticism of the Government-os; for the paraonal greed came in because it meant the war would last until either England and self-critical people in the world the ouditions under which the plant for Germany was exbausted. He admitted would have to operate would be such that that he was not popular among his fel-Grumbling at the higher price of food 25 per cent, more coal would be required lows for saying this, but he had the The small portions and higher prices. than otherwise; thus, the man supplying courage, rare in Germany, to make his the coal would make large prouts while remarks before a number of people who German restaurants are a daily reminder the undertaking itself would be more or disagreed with him.
of the war to the middle-class Germans, RAILWAY EXTENSION IN CHINA. less crippled from the outset.
Just as in England you are a little in. But then the Gorman has always been I think what is badly needed is the clined to exaggerate the immediate econo-ocustomed to measure his money out of employment of consulting or advisory mic dificulties of the Germans, so the his purse by pfennige, whereas the gene- the request eubmitted by the Chamber of The Chinese Government has granted engiucers to advise the different Chinese Germans altogether misunderstand your rous Englishman with his genial extra-
Commerce in Chefoo for the joint constru authorities on the question of electricity attitude towards Zeppeline and sub bag fond of thrite, no speciali, oration of the fine connecting Chatod and Wel supply in their cities. These engineers marinos. Because I had been present in been fond thrift, and especially that haien by the Government and merchants. should have no interest in any manufac London on the occasion of the Zeppelin kind of thrift which borders on personal taring firms they should be men of high raid of September 8th I was always reteanness, Wealthy Germans are now en-
says the Peking Daily News. This line will integrity and men who would command ceived with interest and curiosity by during all sorts of discomfort for the sake be semil-official in nature and its total cost implicit trust. They must not be figure those who knew of the fact Ten years of saving a little money. Ard the Ger- has been estimated nt: $10,000,000. It has heads and their advice shout he followed, of exaggerated optimism with regard to man population in general is undoubt been decided that 81,000,000 of the sum If the drawing up of the schemes were Zeppelins have so convinced the Germans edly used to a far lower scale of diet will be borne by Chefoo and another placed in the hands of such engineers, not of the frightening effect of these ma than the English. A minor official re81,000,000 by the six hsiens along the pro oaly would the Chinese stand to benefit chines that a large number of educated marked to mielest is not a daily posed line, $2,000,000 by the province, of by having suitable schemes drawn up for Germana olive at it the long run article of diet in a house like mine. We Shantung, and the remainder will be them, but the manufacturers would also attacks on London will end the war. I have maat generally only on Sundays. financed by other provinces and the Central ba in a position to quote for better machi-ridiculed the notion, but with not much Be the two meatless days a week do not Government nery than they do uador the existing con- result, for when a German is face to face ditions because they all would haves with a dat contradiction of that which definite plan to tender to and know that he believes he grows angry, the lowest tender would not necessarily be
that though, owing to their obstinacy, the THIN PEOPLE CAN INCREASE accepted, but the one which all things As to this aspect of their character, the English were not popular in the camp,
WEIGET, Mr&Mrs Findlay considered, would be essentially the best whole nation--not only the Frussians they received exactly the same food as
Smith
and give the best results in operation, have the power of self-deception develop German soldiers. I cannot prove this, Thin men and women who would like- Mr & Mrs A S
There is Sorenson
expellent material in Chinsed to a degree unknown to any other too, but I was not allowed to go to the to increase their weight with 10 to work upon and my experience shows people. It is that which makes them camp, but I was assured by a kind-hearted pounds of healthy
or 15. Mr G. E. Stewart that under proper direction, the Chinese so easy to rule. A long system of woman who had taken some interest in the should try eating a little Sargol with their Mr&Mrs David Wood can be trained to perform responsible education in Prussianian, beginning in camp that the food was of a nature that meals for a while and note resulte, Hare work, and I believe there is a very great the infant schools and continued in the the Russians regard as luxurious. They is a good test worth trying. First weigh future industrially and in the engineering churches and universities, System appear to be omnivorous," said my in yourself and measure yourself. Then field for China; but the country mus; re driven home in the army and navy and formant, for they always eat up what take Sargol two tablets with every meal cognize that this result cannot be obtained pumped into the people morning, noon, the other prisoners leave as well
The
for two weeks. Then weigh and mea- without a long apprenticeship being ser-and night through the newspapers, has French, I was told, were somewhat dis- sure again. It isn't a question of how ved and that for a long time help mustade a naturally obtuse race even more satisfied with the food, and the English you look or feel or what your friends say who has an 380, come from the foreigner obtuse as to other people's characteristics. Boys Brumbled his minuto indirect measure the sales and the tape
has generation of training
In England I have noticed that hearsay but I made will tell their own story, and him. Other
On this point I would most any thin man or woman can easily from inflies have also benefited opinions are divided up into individuali. inquiries.
foreign blood, and Ities and classes. On my arrival in this remark that the treatment of prisoners add from five to eight pounds in the first cannot but think that if China would less country in 1908 I joined a debating club, probably varies in each of the 800 camps fourteen days by following this simple grudgingly open out the country and which I attended regularly every winter in which they are confined. At no placa direction. And best of all, the new fesh allow the foreigner to help to build up There I learned of the individuality of did I ses English soldiers working in the stays puts now Bes the industries and open up the mineral English people, and of their great good fields. That seemed to be reserved for the Bargol does not of itself make fat, but wealth, the great Chinese nation would temper in argument, and that they were Russians, while the French and English, mixing with your food, it turns the fats, forge ahead to an extent comparable with tolerant, yet stubborn withal.
I was informed, are working in the fac sugars and starches of what you have other progressive countries.
There also I learned, however, and Itories,
caten, into zich, ripe fat producing regret this fact always, that the English: As I have already hinted, the usual nourishment for the tissues and people totally misunderstand the Prus German version of wax is something like prepares it in an easily assimilated form sian. They do not realize the mixture this: Belgium ia ours for all time, the which the blood can readily accept All of bumptiousness, cringing to authority French cannot drive us out of France, this nourishment now passea from your The Enemy Words Committes of the cunning, brutality and intense industry Russia is believed to be without arms and body as waste.. Berlin Folice Presidency, which has been that go to form that human pach derm. ammunition (and will be very leniently waste and does it quickly and makes the But Bargol stops the at work for more than a year on a scheme This international misunderstanding of treated in the matter of peace), the fat producing contents of the very samDO-- for purging commercial nomenclature of character will have a great bearing on Italians cannot advance, Serbia is-nish meals you are eating now develop pounds hateful foreign idioms, has now completed the length of the war. The Germans are ed, the road to Constantinople is open, and pounds of healthy flesh between your its labours,
allowed to believe that the English, whom and now only remains the cutting of the skin and bones. Sargol is safe, pleasan It has decided that such enemy terms as they regard as the prime enemy, will main artery of the British Empire, the efficient and inexpensive. hotel, corset, confection (garment), cigar, eventually be frightened out of the Sea Canal, and a good peace will be A. 8. WATSON & Co., Lrp., and a few others must be retained, because war. The English, on the other hand, ensured.
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