THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31gr, 1917,
THE NEW THORN IN OURSIDE. GREEK KING'S TREACHERY, PRESIDENT WILSON'S PEACE
ZEEBRUGGE
[DY SICHAND THIRKELL
For nearly two years the little Belgian port of Zeebrugge has ranked as one of the greatest of the minor phenomena of at
the wor
sweep
It fell into German hands in the great to Calais, and although the enemy has made no further progress on that road since October, 1814, it still remains in German eyes an augury for the future, so often pictured by Herr Ballin, whon the Empire of the Holon but also ports that border the English Channel itself,
THOROUGH PLOT,
FROM M. N. JEFFRIES," DAILY MAIL"
:CORRESPONDENT, SYRA-KIRA
NOTE.
"OBJECTS THE SAME ON BOTH
SIDES
The
HUNS!
DRASTIC CHANGES IN GERMAN ORGANISATION.
HINDENBURG'S CONCERN,
Discussing the German effort to raise
men and munitions the military corre epondent of The Times says:
zollerns shall embrace not only Antwerp with the A6 SILENTORY suggested in the most friendly spirit hitherto regarded as indispensable for
Zeebrugge is something of an enigma, even to those who are anxious to discover any and every possible reason or excuse for the proceedings of the Admiralty. It stands in the unique position to day of being the only enemy port from which hostile warships, other than submarines, operate continually, and with complete impuls German naval bace, ofta do the impunity, to our detriment; and it is
web triangle
Inst-was
THE PARSWORD,
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The creation of a new Kriegsamt, or War Bureau, in Germany and the pre- sentation of an Auxiliary Servico Bill to the Raichstag are mutters which require our mest earnest attention,
In order to find more men for her armick and for munition work, Germany ts compelled to send into the field men
work in civil occupations, and to replace them by a call upon the male population; sixty. The age of liability for service between the ages of seventeen and in the army is not as present to be raised ahoye forty-five, already higher than in England, at the call of the rest of the male population to the munition works is a present to he voluntary
biggest thing of the war and whether
WEATHER REPORT
Ou the 30th 1210-No return from Japanese Stations Precure has increased slightly over NE. China and the Philippines. It has decreased slightly at Vladivostok, and slong the coast froux Shanghai to Haiphong.
The atoyolona over China bas spread Borthward.
THE
PENINSULAR "AND
ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION 00.
ETEAM FOR STRAITS, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, BOMBAY, EGYPT NEDITERRANEAN PORTS AND LONDON, TANCA THROUGH BILLS OF AEING ISSUED FOR BATAVIA, AMERICAN, CONTINENTAL, CESAND ROU
SOUTH AFRICA FORTS.
Fresh moDsJon is indicated along the malo set of Chine and over the China Sea.
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at 10 am to-day, 0.00 moh. Total sincs fef Janusy, 0.34 inch, against an average of 1:36 Laubes,
The forecast for the 24 hours unding at noon today is as follows
AN DISTRICT HungPong to Gap Bock TOEKO
Forms Channel
FOR ART E. winds, fresh
winds strong
thCast of China between The same de
kangkong and Lamookal No. 1
South Coast of China botwcon, The so de Hongkong and Hainan. 1. No, 1|
I have come here temporarily, as I can
following is the text of telegraph to you from this island free President Wilson's Peaco Noto as com from the Greek censorship, terror which followed on it in Athensador on December 30th, 1916-
The Royalist military action and the municated by the United States Ambas were most thoroughly organised. One thing that stands out clearly is that if The Progitant of the United States has the execution of the plane was ontrusted Instructed to to suggest to the Govern, mainly to the Reservists, their inception inent of his Britannic Majesty a coured was due to higher-plated personalities of action with regard to the present, iras and the preparations for them were made which he hopes that his Majesty's Gov
full aid and connivanco of..
ernment will take under consideration State
I have already telegraphed you
and as coming not only from a friend, on this point ovidence is
de rugarda Athens itself. Equally
is how begin
but also as coming from the representa ning to arrive from the provinces. The have been most seriously affected by the tive of a neutral action, whose interests whole of Thessaly during the days preces war, and whose concern for its early
Frida
Alled with Govern- ment wagons going along the roads filled conclusion arises out of a manifest neces with arais, ammunition, shells even; gensity to determine how best to safeguard crally with merely a blanket thrown over those interests if the way is to continue, their contraband loud. On the road from The suggestion which I am instructed who fled, ammunition was being taken up in mind to oifer. He is somewhat on Volo inland, according to the Venizelists to make the President has long had it. We are very likely in presonen af the was the chief centre for the distribution barrassed to offer it at this matchate to the mountain villages freely. Larissa particular
being sent from Athens specially to this the Central Powers. of arms, a commission, I have heard, been prompted by the recent overtures of elcet
It is in fact in no was associated with them in its The reasons which have compolled origin, and the President would have many to make these drastic changes had been answered but for the fact that be severe and, as all the armies of the delayed offering it until those overtures in her war organisation are tolerably well known German losses continue to
Great Powers allied against Germany may best be considered in connection are not dily intact, but constantly in- with other proposals which have the anime oreasing in numbers and armament, it end in view. The President can only beg, that his suggestion he come entirely on its own merits and as if it had been made in other circumstances
The President suggests that an early occasion be sought to call out from all In oto sea coast town to the nations now at war such an avowal alienak zadustries, a levee en masse lins of their respective views as to the terms rival of a British cruiser happily stopped upon which the war might be concluded the preparations, the telegram was Kreiv and the arrangements which would be ed wy the judge of the local tribunal, who deemed mtisfactory as guarantee KINDENBURG'S LETTER,
opening
hurried Canarist (anti-Venelissried to the against its renewal or the kindling of On this subject of the war-workers Tahi ima cried,"
would make it possible frankly to com-two characteristic letters to the Chan- Pare them. He is indifferent as to the cellor. He declares that tremendous Hankow would be happy himself to serve, or even a successful result of the war is to be Biukiang means taken to Recomplish this. He tasks face German munition industries if Tchang to take the initiative in its accomplish attained. The decisive Factor, ho thinks, Changeha ment, in any way that might prove is the solution of the labour problem, acceptable, but he has no desire to not only as regards numbera but espe determine the method or the instru-cially as regards their rationing, so that mentality. One way will be as accept workers may put forth their best efforts. able to him as another, if only the great. The marshal considers that the Seatown. object he has in mind be attained.
Taiboka duty of agriculture is to increase produc-
the result comes up to Gorman expocta CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL tions or not we must certainly asuma that it will, in order that we may be on the safe side.
Dutch territorial water, so they confined en carts were seen outside the bar, also concerns the question of peace and.
bus when the Germans occupied Antwerp It is not itself a shipbuilding centre; they gained possession of certain amount of shipbuilding plant, which they promptly proceeded to utilise. They could not send their skins to sea by way of the West Scheldt, since that is themselves to the building of such craft as could make their way up the Scheldt to Ohent, and thence, vil Bruges, by canal to the res. PuuNLY The 42nd A-the Vaccording to German practice, indicating where the boats were built dashed out to the neighbourhood of the North Hinder Lightship and attacked a group of our mine-sweepers. They sank one, the Columbit, before they could get back they were overtaken and sunk by a divi- sion of our destroyers. With a single exception, this is the only losa known to have been inflicted on enemy craft acting from Zeebrugge. The exception occurred in August, 1915, when a couple of French destroyers met an 4 boat
off Orfend and sunk it.
began requisitioning carts, and these were On November 28th the Government
rapidly filled with war material. at Larissa loaded with rifles, cartridges and the like, and the carts distributed the arms later to the Reservists Officers went to the larger places, sergeants to the villages. In some villages Reservists were to assemble at a given house where, arme would be distributed on the ringing of the church bells, while
were sent
where the ar
to the towns,
Station
clear that German losses will be heavier than ever before any definite results can be achieved. Hence the need Vladivostock for an increased supply of fen; but, is this must causo a further drain upan men employed in essential war and
to be resorted to in order to keep these industries going.
Nemuro Hakodate n Tokio“ ..... Kochi
goshima Oshima
Nahd
Bonin le
arist 18 risen 1 This blaspho ay sinulat conflict in the future as Marshal von Hindenburg has written Choi
mous password for the projected attack on the Venizelists was much used; and is eren quoted with gusto by the Royalist organ Hesperine
The date of the outbreak was fixed for Fast Friday everywhere, so that the Athens outbreak does not appear to have been an isolated case induced by the land
Allies ing of the
FIGHTING AT LABISSA
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REGISTER
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Wind
Haraldity,
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A Weather
630.054 MORE
888888888RS
20.18,
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30 13 59
GLOSANOLEARING AUDACITY. Since then the offensive attributes of the Belgian port have been greatly in creased. The surface craft acting from it are no longer of the canal type, which the Germans called outpost vessels..
A colonel of the Russiae medical service They are fast destroyers of the most up-
He taligs the liberty of calling attention and then to make it rapidly avail Taichu to-date design, armed with 4.1in guns who arrived in Athens that evening told tion to the fact that the objects which able for consumption. There Taina 2011 to and said to have a speed of 30 knots, Theme that when he passed through Larissa the statesmen of the belligerent on both must, ho says, be compulsion, but all Poseadores **** British class destroyers the newest early in the morning street Bring was sides have in mind in this war are State regulation of consumption, thinks Canton had in commission when the war started raging and the Venizelists were being virtually the same, as stated in genern! the marshal, is doomed to failure if it Hongkong were designed for only 20 knots (vide dragged out from their houses. The terms to their own people and to the is not supported by the voluntary and Gap, Bock 1814 Navy Estimates), while the majority to proceed on his journey, and his train rights and privileges of weak peopics and He therefore asks the Chancellor to stir Wachow
colonel was roughly treated but allowed world. Each side desires to make the intelligent acoperation of all classes. Macao of the destroyers that have so far been
drew in ut Athens to the accompaniment officially mentioned in connection with of the name cracking of rifles and shells sigall States as secure against aggression up the Federal Government and all local Hothow
or denial in the future as the rights and authorities.
Pak hoi more than 20 knots and built about twolity years ago
ed from Lamis, Trikkala, Volo, Janina, he made secure in the future, along mind and we have now certainly no ex-
States now at war Each wishes itself what is at the back of the marshal's Tourane
Capebt, James and many other places
In Athens the machine guns which were with all other nations and peoples, cuse for not knowing it. He is evidently par turned on to the Zappelon (where the against the recurrence of wars like this, more concerned about the internal situa
Dagupan Allies were stationed) were undoubtedly and against aggression or ellish inter tion than anything else, and most of concealed and reads on the hills above the ference of any kind. Each would be all that the munition workers should be Stadium Admiral du Tournot remou jealous of the formation of any more properly fed dating named 110152 strances against these preparations were rival leagues to preserve an uncertain OUR ANSWER
Surigao mot by the King or his Government-it balance of power amidst multiplying is not clear which-with the statement suspicions; but each is ready to consider that the only work going on was the the formation of a league of nations to making of a circular path. The guns ensure peace and justice throughout the 10 world. Before the final stop can be
the Dover Patrol were designed for no ag at Larissa record privileges of the great and powerful What concerns us is to know
There is nothing as yet to show the origin of the German 36-knotters, but there can be little doubt that they were cont down through the North Sea from the building yards in or beyond the wet triangle." In October, 1014, Capt. Cecil Fox was able to destroy four enemy destroyers trying to make their way south, but things have very obvious changed to om disadvantage since, those daya...
Similar anti
action is
to.
The question now arises whether the con British Government and the British Par inment will rise to the lovel of the sitna.
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T. T. CLAKI W, Director.
1. BANONWEK, reduced to 32. degrees Fahren
sud headredtes.
were, temporarily buried assisted in Laken, however, cach deems it necessare Vejhave two great nceda, ose to înt, on the level of the ses in inches, tintbi
ercase the number of our field divisions
the North Hinder, Early this year they dieative of its character griterial integrity and the political and British armies have asserted their humidity of air ustarated with moisture being
"sank the Arab, one of our mine- sweepers, off the Dogger Bank By March they had so far established them- selves that Germish merchantmen held up in Rotterdam since the start of the war begna to slip out and home.
9. Humrory, in partontage of saturation, the
DINCTION OF WISD, to two pointa. 100UCRE,
POS OF WIN, according to Bonfort Heils 20. STATE OF WHATHra, b blue sky, a dotsabad cloud, d dazating rain, & fog, g gloomy, ʼn hail, lightning, o overcast, P pasting showers, & asqual,
l'are in faches teulbs and -„odred
snow, t thunder, v visibility w dow (na)
Tis year the operations of German the testimony of a soldier who torpedo craft operating from Zeebrugge this task, while the spot was being visited first to settle the issues of the present to the utmost limits of our capacity, and Træraruna, in the shade," in degree have stendily increased in audacity by the Admiral's aide de camp. The They began by hurrying Dutch shipping fact that this royal road was con- war upon terma which will certainly the other to maintain, our lead in muni Fahrenheit
this time without molestation-round structed only by night was sufficiently in-afeguard the independence, the terng and in aircraft, whereby mainly commercial freedom of the nations in superiority over the enemy in the field XFREES ORDERS,volved. Vess, Bud have driven him to the adoption of PRECISE N Yesterday I saw the large holes torn In the measures, to be taken to secure casures verging on panic. We must in the outside of the Zappion by these the failure, peace of the world the poorly link toolly and then att quickly. guns Greek whom we sometimes em and the Government of the United The Government must be armed with ployed told me at the Piræus yesterday States an as vitally and as directly in fill powere for answering the new that he went at night to a cald frequented terested as the Governments now at war Golman inace, even if the use of these by the Reservists, and, feigning to be a Their interest, moreover, in the means to powers may be reserved until they are sympathiser, was told by them how they be adopad to relieve the smaller and plainly indispensable. We have no need had got precise orders for their action weaker peoples of the world of the peril to begin the conscription of labour and They showed him two pocket books of the of wrong and violence is as quick and especially of unskilled labour, until the dead French sailors with family krep ardent as that of any other people or what of it is ascertaised in secotial we sakes and picture-postcards in them. Government. They stand ready, and work but we cannot afford to leave any The attack on the hotel where I was even eager, to co-operate in the accom- blast furnace or lathe unused, and what stopping-Grande Bretage was clearly plishment of these ends when the war is ever the Ministry of Manitions need for not an improvised affair, as the firing over with every influence and resource at the further and atmost expansion of Balfour said recently that Zee
from opposite hr and the neighbouring const is Thompson, of the British Red Cross, who to be concluded they ata inotat
their command. But the war must first their priceless activities must be provid- Str Courtauld
b. concluded. The terms upon which it had without counting the cost. caffided by powerful batteries. We had had reached Athens on Friday and gone been told as much by the past and pre unsuspiciously on n visit to the Acropolis, liberty to suggest but the President does sert Admirals, of the Duver Patrol the was stopred at the Propytes by Greek fel that it is his right and his duty to inte Sir Hurace Hood nul Sir Reginald officers who told him nolitely there would point out their intimate interest in die Shortly after conclusion, lest it should presently be too wards, from the
Out of a certain 33 that have slipped away: not one was held up by a British warship. On top of that, and even more galling we have had to submit to the carture of British raerchantmen between Rotterdam and England; the seizure of British cargoes in Dutch bottoms, and the raids scathless for the enemy-on this Channel the Downs, and the vicinity
began simultaneously
compass
HONGKONG
METEOROLOGICALL
REGISTER
Hongkang Observatory, January 30th
Previousjon DatejOs: Date
Haromete
Eason hut while the Admiralty are be a battle pretre of Dionysius, heiate to accomplish the greater things objecte in general terms. But, stated in Humidityporh
right in refusing to send the pick of our battleships to butter the place to pieces, Is there any reason why the monitors, should not be used for this purpose?
VALUE OF
saw the walls of the Acropolis lined by which lebeyond its conclusion, leat the sit soldiers pointing their riles at him.uation of neutral nations, now exceeding Then quite soon he heard them fire the ly hard to endure, be rendered altogether
At xhere is
shots evidence of the intolerable, and lest, more than all; an
trasting strangely with the King's assur-
rather
RALIZA
at 3 pm. B 8,10, 2 pm
80.11 38
58
30 10 30 19
265
East
53
East
Tast
Highest open-air Temperature on 29th Lowest open-air Temperature on 30th
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE
have, as has been said, stated those Temp stare
The leaders of the several belligerents
general terms, they seam the same on both Wind Direction
ides. Never yet have the authoritative
Force spokesmen of either side avowed the precise objects which would, if attained, prosty then and that people that the It is the very thing they were buils deliberate planning of the outbreak, con can never be atoned or repaired war had been fought out. The world has for, and they scom to have been used ance to Admiral du Fournet that order gether justified in suggesting an imme-results, what actual exchange of The President, therefore, feels alto- been left to conjecture what definitive for it though only spasmodically. The would not be disturbed en assurance dinte opportunity for a comparison of guarantees, what political or territorial monitors have not been given a fair which led the admiral to disembark, the views as to the toring which must precede changes or readjustments, what stage of chance. They are cheap ships and carry small detachments that have since been those ultimate arragements for a peace military success even, would bring the a small complement, and, further, wars slain or re embarked and the promise of of the world which all desire and in war to sa end. cannot be won without loss. We have not complete protection to the Venizelist which the neutral nations as well as those It may be that peace is nearer than yet lost a monitor, nor yet have had one houses that have since been sacked at war are ready to play their full re we know that the terus which the seriously damaged in attacking Zee brugge, and it is quite certain that we
aponsible part. If the contest must con belligerents on the one side and on the tinue to proceed towards undefined enda other would deem it necessary to insist shall not eradicate the post until we are prepared to accept the risk of lose in
by slow attrition until one group of upon are not so irreconcilable as come doing so. That the enemy has power
belligerents or the other is exhausted, if have feared; that an interchange of views ful batteries" may appeal to Mr. Balfour
million after million of human lives would clear the way at least for confer as en excuse for not attacking; it did
must continue to be offered up until an ence and make the permanent concord of nok deter Bently when he fell in with
the one side or the other there are no the nations a hope of the immediate the Germans et Jutland Bank their pleasure and without interference 1 more to offer, if resentments muet he future, a concert of astions immediately
kindled that can never cool and despairs practicable. engendered from which there can be no recovery, hopes of peace and of the
However, even if we assume that Zeebrugge must still exist as an enemy base, is there any reason why hostile destroyers should be able to dash across to the Channel and our east coast at The onomy has taken precautions Grant them all their advantages: they against attack from the air. He has can choose their own time and their own mounted a large number of very power high speed and the ability to prevent by willing concert of free peoples will he he is not even offering mediation. He Thur
point of attack Grant them even their
The President is not proposing pence- ful anti-aircraft guns, including among Them Sin weapons, firing a hell of submarines a constant patrol of the roads rendered rain and idless merely proposing that soundings be 1001b He is working also to improve by which they much mach the open. The life of the entire world has been taken in order that we may learn the Fri the harbour and approaches. A great Granted all this, what is being done profoundly affected, Every part of the neutral nations with the belligerents, increasing longing.. He believes that the spirit in which he speaks and the objects S20 which ho cooks will be understood by all concerned, and he confidently hopes for Men
From 31st January to öth February,
HIGH WATER,
Month
H'kong
Height
H'kong
13 8117
THE Homeward Mail Steamer, carrying His Majesty's Mails, will be despatch. od from this pork
and Cargo for usual, taking Passengers ACCommodation, in the connota
from
above Ports. Passengers
secured
before deparblos und Tea and Cargo for
Bill
and
Italy, France and
and Tendon (under srangement)
will be conveyed by this Steamer proceeding via Bombay to Marseilles and London,
Parcals will be received at the Offco P.M. the day before salling. The contents and value of all
packages are
required."
For further apply to
to *** Particulari,
dates, otos
E V. D. PAER, Pez Superintendent.
NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES..
REEF, &C. S. N. Co.'s Sicamoe
MALTA
TROMBOMBAY, COLOMBO AND
STRAITS
Consignees of Cargo by the love-ur með
vessel are hereby informed that their gronin ara lended and placed AT THRIE BISK in the
Ed Kowloon Wharf and Godown;
Godowns at Kowloon, where each Consignment will be sorted out Marks by Mark -and ddall very can be obtained as the Goods sro Jandku
on Cargo
This vessal brings on Caro
20, 6x 1.8.
M
Morea"
From Persian Gulf, or F. B. I. & N.
and B. & P. S. N. Co.'s Steamers.
⠀⠀ Optional Goods will be landed here unless
Instructions are given to the 8. hours,
Goods not
leared within 8 days including was contrary within
date of arrival will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance will be effected by me in any case whatever.
Damaged packages must be left in the Go- downs for examinatlen by the Consignees, and the Company's Surrey ort, MS, GODDARD È Dotelas, at 10 a.m. on Mondays, and Trum:dais, All Claims must to presented. within ten days of the sleemer's arrival here, after which aute they cannot be recognised, No Claims will be sdmitted after the Goods have left the Godowns.
EV D. FARE, Superintendent
Hongkong, 25th Jonasry, 1917.
TOTO EISEN KAISHA.
** 88 “PERSIA MART”
FROM SANFRANCISCO TIA HONOLULU,
WAPAN PORTS AND MANILA.
Cod veselare hereby notified that owing to ONSIGNEES of Crigo per above mention.
fire
baving occurred on board at Manila, before Cargo can be delivered, their signature to en Average Fond will be required and valuation sintements must be furnished, also provision
be made for payment of
of General Averago
will
be landed
3mmediately into the Kowloon Whorf and Gedown Co. Godownand Consignees are further notified that delivery must be taken therefrom.
Damaged will be surveyed on Sist Jannar
whatever will be effected,
No
Instrance
and storage charges will be accessed on all Cargo undelivered on 2nd March, at Wcon.
No Claim will be recognised after the goods have left, the Godownl
All Chips must be filed on or before 16th March, otherwise they will not be recognised,
T. DAIGO, Agart Hongkong, 27th January, 1917.
231
KONINKLIJKE PAKETVÄÄHT
AS, MAATSCHAPPLI
OF BATAVIA, JAVA,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM SINGAPORE
HE Stanship
VHAGVAN WAFBWYCK":
having arrived from the above port, Con- signees of Cargo by her are notified that all Goods are being lauded at their risk into the hazardous d
and/or extra hazardens Godowns of 'the'
and Kowloon Wharf and Godorantd hence and br
or from the whares delivery may the
Goods not cleared b
6th Feb., 1917, will
be obtained.
by the Depth
59. Sablant to rent eroamered packages are
All broker, chafed
d and t
to be left in the Godowns, where they will be pramined by Miears, Goddard and Douglas on the
1917, at 10 ENER
against the Stanmñer must be present
ad in writing within 10
hin 10 days after arrival of Steamer, otherwise they will not be recognised, No Fire Insurance will be effected by the undersigned in any case whatever,
Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
JAVA-CHINA JAPÁN,
Agente
Hozgkong,29th January, 1917.
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German came to stay and fight, but it is burden and terror of this unprecedented equally obviously our game to make them cutest of arms. No nation in the fight if we can. Why is there not a civilized world can be said in truth to flotilla of destroyers at Dunkirk, which stand outside its influence or to be safe The Dunkirk destoyers ought at least, the concrete chjects for which it is being
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