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TEUTONIC MENTALISM

A DANISH VIEW. Professor Bang of Denmark, aut

THE SHREWD AMIR. WHAT HAPPENED TO A GERMAN MISSION.

CINEMA AND MORALS. COMMISSION OF INQUIRY.

a book entled "Hurrah and Hallel A pretty story of German intrigue in representing the Cinematograph Exhibi-

attitude of the Germans.

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the East which has gone astray was un- Ireland (Limited), the Incorporated February, 1917. For rent and other particulars

H. M.H. NEMAZEE, of that interesting work in Englis folded by Mr. Austen Chamberlain in Association of Kinematograph Manu-spply to fundamental thesis. He would, dif

facturers (Limited), and the kinemato-

1 Des Voonk Road. the House of Commons recently.

graph Renters' Bociety of Great Britain

[108 and expose the root of the matter,

In the spring of 1916, he said, the and Ireland (Limited), having anani- is what must have appeared to alGerman Government decided to send a mously petitioned the National Council intelligent Allies, and most intell mission to Afghanistan. They selected of Public Morals to institute an inde- the physical, neutrals, the utterly incomprehenumber of Indian Anarchists in Berlin pendent inquiry into

and a young landowner from Oudh who social, educational, and moral influences the posed to them as a ruling caici sud as of the cinema, with specin! reference to the foot of the matter is the pecull such was received in audience by the young people, the National Council has, concentrated, and fiercely held nat German

belief. This has been Emperor. The mission was composed of after careful consideration, decided to sedulously fostered during the last these men, of Turks, and of German so, and has invited the following, years, has been so Lending

Teut Lientenant von Hentig) was the bearer Mentalism, and has seemed to find cut a letter from the German Chancellor President, the Lord Bishop of Birming- where confirmation in the mates the Amir asking his advice as to the development of the Empire and best way in which India might be reSir Edward W. Brahrosk, C.B., chair. deference accorded in all other count lieved from British tyranny. to its intellectual achievements, tha The mission broke up in Persis and is no wonder it has become literall succeeded in making its way in small part of the national being. It would parties into Afghanistan. They were as impossible, for the present at any Harrested -(+21 arrival (laughter) and to eradicate this faith from any eventually conveyed to Kabal towards German and leave him still a German he and of the year. There was reason to it would be to excise his heart and le him alive.

believe that the Amir and his people In briefly indicating some of it, he quickly appraised these Germans, and the Ings on the psychological and in Indian adventurers by whom they wore lexinal aspects of the war, as well accompanied, at their true value. upon the concrete side, the mode of The intervention of Turkey placed the inception and conduct, it is not easy Amir is difficult position, but at the avoid touching upon what many of 4 outbreak of war the Amir gave to the informed readers must think threadba Viceroy of India solemn assurances of stuff, and treading ways already tri utrality, and be had loyally kept his It cannot be denied that when the word (Cheers) The Amir had firmly Sir John Kirk, J.P., director of the comes, the German meataliam, which reused inducements held out to him to Mr. in the beginning responsible for, and throughout underlain, the monen forsake his Ally and had used his in- aspects of the great war will be a En Buence to prevent disturbances on the of first importance to be reckoned frontier (Cheers.) The Amir dismissed before any hope of an enduring pen the mission in May last. can be entertained and its foundatio securely laid. naked, and so trace and understand emissaries, but some of them have the It would not be in the public interest, It is well then to see to state what has become of these various inevitable application in the practic captured by the Russians and the sphere. Much which has so far seem British," inexplicable, or sheer unadulterat amid the general laughter of members. wickedness, will be better understood as states of the Indian landowner had referable to a perfectly logical extension sequestrated. in all directions of what we at least mu condemn as a thoroughly unsound pri miss. Throughout the course of huma

enler in the West, trareable in all gre culture streams, it makes its appearance and its consequences are always much tl same in kind, though varying greatly degree.

THE MAJOR PREMISS.

No one has over argued better than the trained Mediaval schoolmen. But the often reached the most ridiculou, conclu aiona.

Fanatics all the world over ar loath to discuss the major premiss. And

of vital importance. There never yet hat been an instance of pure fanaticism or the grand national scais to compare with that of the Central Powers. Certainly there has never been a case of a great people so thorough Contoaguly and

Kally insane open

tion.

concluded Mr. Chamberlain

all; therefore nothing that Germany docs can possibly be evil.

It can only be thought to be so temporarily, owing to ignorance of imaginary the deplorable on to their darkness has methods, they will see, and rejoice in the been sufficiently enlightened by German Truth

in karrin hora, ta

ITS RELIGIOUS INFLUENCE.

Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P. CW. Crook, B.A., B.Sc., president of the National Union of Teachers. Sir W. F. Barrett, F.R.S. Principal Alfred Garvic, M.A., D.D., New College, University of London." The Babbi Prof. H. Gollancz, M.A., D.Lit, representing the Jewish Com manity.

Let us see how this works in one important domain, that of Religion. Here, it can hardly be denied, that it is a source of strength to the German clergy, and tides them over much that causes heart searching among orthodox Christians in other countries.

Dr. C. W. Kimmins, M.A., his Majesty's Mr. W. Gavazzi King, secretary, Cine-

Chief Inspector of Schools.

matograph Exhibitors' Association. Ragged School Union. Sidney Lamert, director and general manager, the London Film Company (Ltd).

Bev. F. B. Meyer, B.A., D.D., represent

ing the National Free Church Council. Mr. A. E. Newbould, chairman, Cine

matograph Exhibitors' Association; director, Provincial Cinematograph Theatres (Ltd.).

O. W. Saleeby, M.D., F.R.S., Ediv. Mary Scharlieb, M.S., M.D.

Rev. Carey Bonner, secretary of the

Sunday School Union. Mrs. Burgwin.

Rev. James Marchant, F.R.S., Edin.

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2. To investigate the nature and extent of the complaints which have been made! Germans have for centuries been against cinematograph, exhibitions, and honoured as leaders of criticism. But to consider conditions of Bunday open- there is

one thing no German can ing, etc. it is usually the major premiss which criticise. He cannot criticise Germanism. 3. To publish the evidence taken, to That is partly due doubtless to aogether with its findings and recommenda inherent lack of national humour. The tions. German is sensibly deficient in the finer humour. Where that is absent, there is sure to be a corresponding want in the confusing thought. Bat do not let us the fundamental pivot of all the forget, pursuing this analysis, that in national thought, and as a result, in the one point the German mind has through. possible limits of its practical applica-out been irreproachable.. It has never From the outbreak of the war flinched at the logical application of its German apologetics have been the wonder great credo. Neither intellect nor ethic, of the rest of the world and, persisted nor Religion has been able to erect any in as they are, with a vehemence of con- fence over which it could not leap with viction apparently blind to every staring out hesitation or doubt, fact, have induced something very like mental stupor in those who study them. We have been insistently denouncing the German campaign of lies, and judged by all ordinary canons of proof, they curdy. are lies. Contemporaneously the cum bined intelleet of Germany; not a negligible force, has been demoticing England as the arch liar, and the. specially favoured child of the Devil, the father of all lies. We believe that we entered into, and have since boer waging this war, upon very definite and honour- uble principles. And if we are follows necessarily that the principles of the Central Powers must be the exact reverse. So far from this being conceded in Germany, no German really believes Every German, man, woman and child, is as sure as he is of his existence that England was the aggreajor. that Germany has from the first been fighting a desperate fight for national existence against the malign parpose of England, which does not stop short of crushing her out of national existence. We have charged Germany with unimaginable atrocities. The Germans not only deny the facts, but retort the same charges against the Allies, and of course more particularly against England. But, as will presently appear, this issue, from decided upon mere proof of facts. Bacts the derman point of view, is not to be which we describe as inhuman and atrocious, even were they proved, would have quite different qualities weighed in the German scale, and referred to the single great Truth which has now become the basis and primary article of all· German faith. Merely setting one asser tion against another, charge and counter charge, helps but little to throw light upon this appalling welter of confused thought. What is needed is some glue to the labyrinth, if we are to regain our confidence in any general standards of morality and correct thinking. As things stand, we are all very much in the position of mathematicians wrangling over the summation of extremely com plicated figures, to which each side attaches totally different values.

One of the bitterest complaints, audible from a hundred German pulpits, has heen that a nominally Christian people Will parade at Queen's Statue, Chater. like the English have Allied themselves Road, at 5.15 p.m. sharp on Tuesday, unscrupulously, in order to overthrow January 9th. Uniform, caps, rifle.

The Band will attend. Jenny, with the idolators of India. The O.C. Company will take charge.

Germany, yellow heather like the and have even gone iar as to invite

(Sgd.) F. C. JENKIN, the peoples of India to offer up prayers

D.S.P. (R.). to heathen gods in heathen temples for the success of the Allied arms.

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all very well before Germany in turn ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE Allied herself with Turkey. But the ingenious ethnologists and Christologists of Germany were not daunted. They set their busy brains to work, and almost Company Drill. Tuesday and Thursday, as fast as printing presses could work, they flooded the country with convincing proof that the Turks were to all intents and purposes, always had been, good Christians. We find the German clergy unanimous, not only in acclaiming tho war as from the German standpoint most righteous and Christian, but in the nain, conclusion in the reasoning by which this comforting 18 reached: The English Church can never lose sight of the great injunction to love your enemies. churchtsen of the Allies have never been does not trouble the German clergy. The

able whole-heartedly to appropriate and monopolize the Christian God. Naturally this would from the very nature of the case have been difficult. English, French and Russians and Italians, or so many of them as are professing Christians, can draw no distinctions between the God of

That

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Kan; Privates Kwok Kwai Fong, Fung Tung Chan Sin Chor and Poon Sai So, Tuesday, 7.30-0.30 p.m. Sergeant So Siu On; Privates Hung Wan Sang. Wednesday, 7.30-9.30 p.m. Sergeant Ho Poon Yi Wai, and Leung Wing Chor. Leison; Privates Chan Wang, Poon Yun Sang, and Ng Ping Nam. They are the chosen people 1:30-9.30 p.m: Privates. Lo once more, just as in old Testament history the Jews were the chosen and

Fi, Cheng Yiu and Au Hon Kwong protected people of Jahveh. Being as Friday, 7.30-9.20 p.m. L. Corporal Seto We have said the only embodiment of the Nationally Good, it follows inevitably

Chung; Privates Ho Ho Leung, Mak Siu Ting and Mak Pai Chi, The German dogmatic proposition is the only Good God, and that any one

that they are identified nationally with Saturday, 7.30-9.30 p.m. Sergeant So this. In virtue of her clear and indis-who resists or makes war upon them is

Biu On; Privates Ho Tso Siu, Tsang putable (if not undisputed) cultural an emissary of the Devil Now Christian

Kon Sang, and Chiu Fu Sang. superiority (and under the convenient theology does not forbid on to hate the

(Sgd). E. Ralens. word cultural" is included all moral,

Devil and all his works.

(Officer in Charge of District.) Chief among intellectual and material pre-eminence) the manifest works of the Devil to-day

Hongkong, January 4th, 1917. Germany has the right, wherever and according to the best accredited German. whenever she chooses to exercise it, to theology, is the English people. There rule the rest of the world. If any other fore, they ought to be hated. And from

COSTLY ZEPPELIN RAIDS. nation should resist the imposition of the German will,

one end of Germany to the other the Mr. H. Patrick Devitte, the Daily enforced at all costs, and by any means embraced with a fiery enthusiasm,

it must be rigorously gospel of hate has been preached and Express correspondent Geneva, in the ultimate interests of so stupid and which no parallet can be found among the Lake Constance, that the destruction of to writes:-"I learn from Romanshorn, on misguided a nation. This

2 Allies. cxaggeration. This simple formula will bleatings of many

compare the mild two more Zeppelins, making a total of cover every case, just as do the formal divines, professors, and pacificists, with tion in Southern Germany, especially ab

of our eminent four in November, hay chusi consterna of Christian science, once we consent to Lissauer's Hymn of Hate, we may dimly Friedrichshafen, whence the majority of let the terms pass unchallenged. Let us sense the enormous difference which has the experts in the crews are drawn. The the dainty little gentle-as-nature laxa- ut it syllogistically from the German existed from the entrance of England opinion is growing that Zeppelins are tires, are obtainable from chemists, or, Rian Ingint. Speaking nationally Ger into the war between the driving rower msay is good, purely good; Germany is at the back of the German, and of the

meless as an offensive force.".

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