"OUR LONDON LETTER
LABOUR AND THE STOCKHOLM:
·PEACE TRAP,
[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
TEK HONGKONG DAILY PRESS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10гm. 1917.
TO-DAY IN GERMANY.
A NEW PROFESSION."
[FROM
THE TIMES AMSTERDAM CORRESPONDENT.]
THE NEW ERA IN EDUCATION MR. FISHER'S PRACTICAL
IDEALISM.
THE VIGIL
A VISIT TO THE GRAND FLEET. BETTER THAN NEW,
want of food and of raw material would compel us to make peace has been shown by experience to be completely fallacious.
LESSONS LEARNT,
WEATHER". HEFORT.
The forecast for the 24 hour ending at noon! to-day in sa fúlow
DISTRICT
Fonscast.
the Grand Fleet. Although the Allies are immensely superter to the Central Powers Ingrong to Gap Seok- in aggregate naval strength, the numbe of British battleship units is not a superior to the German number that we follies. I have never had any doubt that can afford to indulge in any spreincular the grand lines of our naval strategy
NE. winde, mo ...derate to tresh;
L'air,
IN.E. winds, 1 streng,
South Coast of Chinn between | The same as Formon Chaumet
Hongkong and Zameck.ĺ No. 1.
October 8th, 11.40-Warning to Hong- "Teachers should cultivate a high sense for "THE TIMES” SIILITARY CORRESPONDENT.7 war, and from the first mament that our PN.N.E, ■18 to 18 miles per hour.
To give the devil his due, the Garman keng, Cosat Ports and Manila, etc.-Typhoon A Dutchman just returned from Ger to the pupils."
of enjoyment and communiente this zest
enemy is fine instructor in the art of in Lat. 20 deg. N. Loag, 128 deg. E, moving. LONDON, August 20th many has given me his impressions of the It is very unfortunate that there has country which I reproduce as he related this. It was said by the Minister of in these Northern latitudes they convey the air, on the water, and under it, pro slightly elsewhere, except in the vicinity of Navy discovered that it did not know October 9th, at 19.17. No returns from No; it was not a more dreamer who said King's Grand Fleet loom up before us the sim fox est et au huste inceri. Increased moderately over the Philippines, and When the grins, grey forms of the everything it acted, like our Army, apon Japan, and Vladivostook. Pressure has in- been bungling over the Stockholm them. He came from Westphalia, where Education to outgoing students of a Lon- to te a sense of power, that no one can gress has been as continuous as marked. Stanghal, where's light decrease bas occaired. Socialist Conference. The Government he lived four years, his last place of re-don training college a little while ago. He dispute. Line upon line, in ordered Gerumay no longer possesses certain cer- An anti-aj bine covere N. China, B. Manchuria sooner and announcing that they were goldsmith and was employed in a gold- ing the exercise of curiosity in young stretch away farther than the eye can could bonst. She may have others up her situated tent 300 miles SE of Fermoss, ure blamed for not making up their minds #idence being Hagen.
This man was also laid stress upon the value of stimulat majesty, great ships and small, they cain advantages, at sea that she once and N. Japan. The typhoon la probably age tated the fact of which they plenty of work for him and his com their intellectual and imaginative gifts armament becomes clear to us, the terrible warfare is essentially progressive and from the Looshoes, this lasks confirmation.
anith's works in that town. against the Conference. They ought
There was children, and above all, of appealing to reach, and as the vastness of the mighty sleeve, but so may we. The art of have moving N.N.E., but in the alence of returns. wore well aware that France, Italy, and anions, as the population, having large conventional advice such as this gives character of liis tremendous instrument eveir when the Grand Fleet lies silently. Wa United States would refuse passports Intely, hold; therefore anyone wishing
vages, bought many articles of jewelry just the sort of lead for which the nation of war leaves heholders dami, to delegates from those countries. It was the
however, the Government forbade had been waiting. not until the Labour Party had met in to have any gold article manufactured was significance of the Government diverting ships upon which Napoleon's Grandeur Navy is now an incomparably 10 m. to-day, 0.00 inch, Total Des Tat
at an anchorage there, is an immenso London and voted in favour of sending obliged to supply his own gold.
Fresh momoon will prevail along the China Have you ever stopped to think of the passage in which Mahan wrote of the
Inevitably we recall the immortal mount of work in progress on all sides, t, nud over the N. Chini Seson delegates to Stockholm that the Cabinet
[ think, even from what I have seen, that A great change came over the financial part of its energies from the pre-occupa
Hongkong rainfall för sẻ hơure ending at publicly disclosed their views. No doubt position of pensioned servants of tors of the greatest war in history to con Arms never looked, the ships that stond perior instrument i hatele, and if January, 77.88 inches, against an average of it was thought that the Labour Party State as the war proceeded. would vote against the pence trap, and eases of men who had pensions of 95
He knew idering how best to improve our educt between him and the Empire of the Fortune favours us with the feet 78.09 Inches that that would be an end of the matter, marks a month which were reduced first when the President of the Board of case. Between the Kaiser's hordes
tional system?
world, and without any rain of tean-action no one can have any doubt of the But, as it happened, a pilgrimage to Stock 84 and then to 32 marks. The invern Education planned out the broad lines of victory there stands the British Navy,
Yet this is what happened last Aprit ve apply the passage to our present result.
and holm was approved by a three to one
But no needless risks mas he rim with. majority. The result was mainly duesed-up shells, Later, instead of paying the
ment paid premiums to artillerisis for his education policy. A writer in one of which has impeached many a foe from to the suppression of material facts by Linn stock, and men were given three days prehensive, Hunane and statesmanlike chriness to the stoutest for.
noney for them it awarded the men war
monthly Mr. Henderson, including (1), that the leave for subscribing 1,000 marks to the addresses ever delivered to the nation on
reviews described. hooling us, and by its constant, wearing, pronouncement as one of the most conrad yet invisible pressure makes warn Russian Government is not now in favour war-loun.. of a meeting of Socialiste nt Stockholm; My informant said that the food was
The question had arisen in my mind (2) that the Cabinet were opposed to any deplorable. He had to rise at 6.30. when of praise. They challenge curiosity. Let three years of war, how men and material These are big words whether all was well with the Navy after this vital subject.? representation of British Labour; (3) that he was given a cup of coffee and twe Mr. Lloyd George desired these vital par slices of bread; the coffee was made at ude at the novelty of finding an eminent the naval strategy adopted had the upwe could have wished, but the Navy has as see how far the praise was justified.
The first reflection must be one of grati- for success had been provided, whether belief by my visit to the Grand Fleet, West Comes of China bitween, The same se had fared, whether all that was needed curces, and aur fortified in this ticulars to be clearly understood before of hips and haws. vote was taken,
son was always covered with saw educationis, a practical idealist, at the proval of our best fighting samen, and I successfully accomplished its mus
bave not set the bells ringing so often: av Some of the Germans ate sawdust and ahead of the Board of Education Too whether anything remained to be It has not been antisfactorily explained antil breakfast at 9 o'clock, when he had good qualities of administration, but with speedily the designs of the
He always kept his two slices of bread man mereis distinguished in politics, with battle to delent more safely and
often we have seen in that post a to enable this great instrument of naval done
sion. It has driven the enemy's flag and why Mr. Henderson suppressed these another cup of vaffec
trade from all the seas and oceans of the vital Inels. fle led the meeting to believe to his boarding-house for dinner. There of teachers and parents, But Mr. Fisher war by the pretences and half-truths of
At 1.30 he went no pre-eminent claim upon the confdeure - Misted us we often are and must be in bass escorted our armies across the witore. world, has been our sure shield at home, that he was in favour of the Conference, were 12 boarders, including some Swiss, was placed by the Prime Minister in offieialdem, we landsmen have only one almost intact and sensibly superior to the signals and, of course, his audience concluded Walloon, and several Germans.
to their various destinations, and remains that, being a member of the War Couricil, table was laid for dinner, but nothing to post that sums up the interests of his life means open to as to ascertain the truth enemy. This is
The he expressed the views of his colleguest was placed upon it until a tureen of
faourable result' from The vote was cast under the mistaken up was brought in, which was imme
namely, to go seek it from those who impression that to appoint delegates to diately pounced upon by one of the Ger
know, to judge matters on the spot for What does Mr. Fisher rucar by eduen-urselves, and to discard all hearsay Stockholus would support the Cabinet
mans, a fat man, who always took the ? and help Russia. We are told now
first helping, being careful to remove sucli
evidence which, in this great war, is the His ideal for the futare citizens of the mother of lies, by the Prime Minister that passports will good share of the solid residue, which had good citizens, reverent and dutiful, sound Inte as might be floating on the top and a United Kingdom is that they should be be refused to British subjects intending settled at the bottom. His fellow guests in body and in mind, skilled in the prae the present at the Conference. If this resented this very much, and ultimately tice of their several aventions, and cap intimation bad been given earlier it would a rule was established that the guests able of turning their leisure to a rational have avoided a great deal of friction, and should be server first in rotation, each us the personal recriminations by Mr. thus getting a change of securing sonic of Henderson against his former colleagues such fat as there was in the soup, the done for education, and what they have What the Government have already in the Ministry, as well as the suggestions ingredients of which were gever know announced their intention of doing, are by the latter that be has been lacking into those who consumed it. After the sous concrete examples of out-and out denio loyalty to them. We should have been portions of cooked green vegetables were cratic legislation. spared a conflict of opinion among the served. These were followed sometimes by marised thus:---
They may be us different sections of the Labour Party portions of potatoes. At 430 two slices which may lead to regrettable copse:
of bread were served but with blood
The annual estimates for education have been increased by nearly £4,000,000. quences; while the incident has naturally
This pacy is being applied now to proved somewhat disconcerting to or Allies, and at the same time has heartened
increase teachers' salaries, ele. pur enemies.
Nearly half a million additional pounds are being applied for purposes of secondary education.
SUPMERSION OF THE FACES,
AN IMPOSSIBLE POSITION.
Altogether, the Henderson affair proves the truth of the dictum for which there is Scriptural warrant that a man cannot Serre ¿ÍÐ Mmastery. Mr. Henderson was in the War Council as a representative of Labour, and he was also (and still is), the Secretary of the Labour Party. It was inevitable that the dupi rôle would aventually land him in a quandary. He has always been regarded as clear sighted and patriotic. But the Pacifists in the Party having cleverly jockeyed his into an impossible position, and his resignation from the Cabinet inevitably followed, Fortunately Lubout as a whole is still absolutely solid for the war until com plete victory for the Allies is assured. The trouble so r as Labour is concerned is mainly due to the subterranean activities of the Pacifist minority composed of the so-called Independent Labour Party, who have all through the war played the Ger man game. They are quits ready now to sit at around table conference with Scheidemann, the leader of the "tame" Germax Socialists, aiders and abettors of the German Government's manifold
crimes, in order to talk peace in a unctuous spirit of "Le begones be byegones!
A DIFFICULT PROBLEM.
The bread for some
suge (black pudding), and at 7.30 the other kind of soup, served boiling hot. men got their supper, consisting of an. If not taken very hot it would have been uneatable. This insuficient diet natural- ly sent the clients further afield for food. They wont hamstering on their own account.. Hamstering. indeed, said
work.
"
*WHAT IS KOUCATION 1
nore
enemy.
DAVAJ
Hunghong and h
No. 1.
HONGKONG'S STORM SIGNALS
Now
A NEW CODE.
local and non-local #kor code Will be introduces
our first great war since the introduction Hongkong on July 1st, in place of
all the vast machinery, offensive and of steam and the application to the Navy the old Local Code and the China Cou defensive, of modern science. not ignore this result, nor belittle it
We must Code. because the classic naval victory is still denied to us.....
over these matters with those best-in-
in that the new signals will show the formed. I have visited the types of ships German High Sea Fleet, since Jutland, whereas the old signals showed the posi
The principal change in the Local Goda, Well, I have been to see. have talked
nosis at though I am well aware thats not found, conditions favourable for tion of the typhoon. The latter will be It takes two to make a quarrel, and the direction from which the gals is expected, great and small which interest. The the
the landsman is not prevented by "Dora" the expectation that he will de su signals The new Local Code is given The opinion of a landsman on
engaging. Certainly the early may yet matters is exceedingly unimportant, still fight, and our Grand Fleet is commanded indicated, as heretofore, by the non-local from forming an opinion, or even from expressing it with due discretion.
No other expectation is legitimate Entertain The enemy, if he comes, will below: My quinion is taking everything together included, and some units of ours will, cote, with his whole farve, submarines that the war efficiency of the Grand Fleet at such a moment, be normally under Signal. Symbol.
100 per cent. higher than at the time repair. Therefore the Grand Flect has to-ed rent higher than when Jutland was humanly sure of victory, under the con- of the declaration of war, and 5 per be ready to tackle him, and to make fought,
ditions specified, and further to be ready
A COMPLETE OVERHAUL.
in
DAY BIONALS.
com-A typhoon exists which
If caning,
may possibly cause a gale at Hongkong with. in 24 hours.
North (N.W. to N.E.).
inverted-Gale expected, from, the drum-Oslo expected from the
South (B.E to 8.W.),
ball-Gale expected from the
Eset (N.E. to B.E.).
West (N. N. to B,W.).
The material of the Grand Fleet apany day or night that the enemy may
to steam out and fight at any moment of-Black cons--Gale expected from the A Pension Act for secondary school pears to be in first-rate order. Sir David select. This is an advantage of which the-Black cone teachers will be introduced shortly. my informant, is the great decupation in
Beatty's Bagship is as clean as a row of enemy caunok at present be deprived, but Assistance is to be given to organised new pins and looks as though she had it is nothing new in naval anuals. Germany in the present time. Every one
courses of advanced instruction recog
come traight out of a Portsmouth bund we did not ask Nelson or Collingwood to 4-Black hamsters "that is, every one obtains
nised by the Board These will pave box, If ships that burn oil are accesadopt offensive tactics during their long stores of provisions by clandestine means:
the highway to the universities.
sarily cleaner and more pick-und-pan vigila off Toulon and Brest, why should-Black Latterly great care had been taken by the following objects:-
Powers are to be sought to carry out than those that burn coul, there is no we ask Jellicoe or Beatty to alfer the
difference in essential matters, and from practice? The old admirals took the Doable cons-Gale expected to in- the municipalities to husband the re sources of gae, the only way
Nursery schools for children under the mechanism of the turrets of the great best offensive position for engaging if the people were able to get their food cooked which the
years of agh,
ans to the sunilest detail on the being by having it at stated hours when
mani to day, Tyrwhitt included. are following 4 was available.
the form of education most adapted to pulation and a perfection of control that their example. But let us be clear that At the time of an air raid on Düsseldorf Not only gas, buat other things were sometimes
fashion its qualities to the highest le
rejoice the heart of a visitor. We except our position is offensive and that our the postal service was
of the foreman, and the son of the workin naval material after three years of sheers becike our practice is highly three explosive bombs, Arod at intervals
The son of the manufacturer, the sonaturally to see signs of wear and tear Navy defends by attacking. The enemy " cut off."
muin A similar measure was adopted at Eseri at the time of an air raid. At that time
be educated in secondary schools war, but we seek for them in vain. If inconvenient to him, but this is no reason side by side. the principal railway station was shut off
credit is primarily due to the officers, why we should change it. from the public and men coming to their
An enemy's of 10 seconds at the Water Police Station The organisation of a better system of work in the morning were obliged to leave
and repeated at the Harbour Office. the trains two miles from the station.
is considered that all danger is over.
The signals will be lowered whale |
Every child in the country to receive Kubmarine there is a facility newest enemy wished to. fight and our admirals 7,-Black crow-Wind of typhoon fores
outoff"
professors of Hagen to set the example The shortage of leather induced the of going barefoot. One of the professors appeared one day in his class-room with- out shoes or stockings. his example, and after a while the pupils Others followed presented Themselves at the schools unshod. The continued to go barefoot. lasted about three weeks, but the boys. professor's enthusiasm only
maintenance allowances, especially: mi? officers, and seamen of the Grand criticism in war is only made to mislead.
the upper parts of condary schools, Liberal assistance for the children of poorer parents by free places and main tepance allowance.
To secure for every toy and girl in the country a full period of school in- struction until the fourteenth year. Not a single child to be wasted. More handwork for the boys and more housecraft for the girls, and more liter ary and inspiring education for both. Failure to realise the true importance of this party or that class. The county of education has not been a defect simply
ta
whose
supreme "command.
expected (any diree- tion). Bignal No. 1 will be accompanied by ̈.
-White-green-green.
-Green-white-white, 4-Green-green-white-
7.-Bed-green-red.
-White-white-green. 5-Green-green-green.
for this fact, we do not forget the dockyards and their workers,
NAVY, ARMY, AND POLITICIANS. unceasing vigilance and labour is due the chiefs in their men, and of the men in I find that the epotidence of our naval rapid repair of all defects, whether their chiefs, is everything that could be arising from the action of the enemy wished, and that the spirit of the Grand otherwise A First Lord told me some Fleet is altogether admirable. The prae- the masthead of the storm signal mast out The Day Biguals will be displayed nå months ago that 20,000 units of the Navy tice of consulting the commander of the Blackhead Hill, the Harbour Ušles, had been in dockyards hands for repairs Grand Fleet in the appointment of flag H.M.B. Tamar, Green Island signal masiy since the beginning of the war, and it is officers and captains in largely to the regular overhaul of the followed in the Army, and is wholly to be kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godownl one which is the fagstal on the premises of the Rong- ships that the efficiency of the fleet ma commended. The youth of our Navy is a Company at Kewloon, the flagstall on the terial must be attributed. There are no thing to admire, but youth does not pre premises of the Standard Oil Company worn and crazy ships such as admirals vent prudence from having her part in the st Laichitok, and the flagstall near the By degrees all the men were called ap
Grand Fleet is still as good as new. It new First Lard should already have. in the past have had to handle. The for military service and their places were as a whole in pre-war days set too low an is even better than when it was new, and visited the Grand Flect and should have
It is good that the Field Olcer's Quarters as Lyamun, taken by boys and women. The supply of appreciation upon the things of the mind, auch better too. Of course, neither the Labour vote on were made, and at Hagen 2,500 men and wherever the struggle has to be carried on.
food became so short that demonstrations Mental equipment for the battle of lifetime during the first months of warable to work with him, and first impres
MIGHT BIGNALS, (Lamps) Stockholm, nor what may follow from it women presented themselves at the town is good and necessary.
taken stock, He has left behind him the The Navy had an uncommonly rough impression that the fighting Navy will be
1-White white white. in the near future, is merely an expres hall demanding food. The demand of the Fisher has pointed out sc clearly, it is the Array in France, Inadequate com-
Only, as Mr. almost as rough a time in its way as had sions, when they are satisfactory, are sion of Pacificism and nothing else. The people was only satisfied by their being et al. problem is not so simple as all that. At given seed potatoes.
There is now generally coming prehension of and preparation for war I must in are justice register the advantageous. At the same time, bation the desire of Labour to engage
into recognition a sesise of the value of in the higher spheres of Governments and fact that the departure of Sir Edward even now in peace talk even with Germans supplies to which they were not entitled have provided. The citizen soldiers who Services when war breaks out and out gretted. His constant visits to the Grand at sunset, on tat sower of the Railway The people whers found in possession of such training as the elementary schools Departments are dearly paid for by the Carson from the Admiralty is much re- is evidence of a determination to have a frequently bluffed voico in the ultimate settlement of my informant said that he was once stop to it. An officer in a Lancashire regiment consequent losses. But the Navy, and all and the many useful changes which heation, on H.M.A. Tamor, and on the
the police. Thus have been fighting in France bear witness, Navy was not exempt from faults and Fleev, his deep sympathy for the Navy,
The Night Bignals will be displayed, Europe. Whatever else happens it is ped by a policeman who challenged him to paid such a tribute to their training in those who slave for it, have worked hard, unostentatiously introduced during his Harbour Office flagstaf. They will have tolerably certain that the Democracy of show the contents of a bag which con- 1915. England will insist upon direct repre- tained hamstered
He said it was specially valuable and most of the defecte shown up by war sentation at the peace negotiations at the policeman that hegg. He told the when privates had to be quickly converted experience have now been made good.to the Senior Service, which is only partly!
too short term of office, have endeared him the awon signification as the day signal close of the war. For the first time in of the eggs he would drop the bug and insisted on delivery
all indeed; but so far as the Grand consoled by the knowledge that his pre-explosive bomba sa above, in the event of Signal No. 7 will be accompanied by history the statement will not be left to threatened to expose the policeman fur
Fleet itself is concerned all the main sence on the War Cabinet will be of service the information conveyed by this signal acredited statesmers and diplomatists. hamstering on his own account. This was
Better education in times to come will deficiencies have been remedied and conto the cause. The people who have given so freely of sunt. The Dutchman then departed fields. For one thing, it will mean without interfering with the activities of On two points only 1 venture a very mean glorious achievements in peaceful
structional defects have been made good
being first published at night. their best and bravest intend to take another case a policeman stopped a young teachers and greater individual attention rejoicing, bearing his eggs with him. In hand in the final arrangements. I believe woman, who had purchased 24 marks to each child.
er classes; smaller classes will mean more
the Fleet,
brief criticism. 1 do not find that the
SOPPINSKITARY WARNING. that this resolve is fixed. It has bad more worth of
THE HUMAN MATERIAL
Grand Fleet is in sufficiently close When local signals are displayed · Im to do with the Labour vote on Stockholm policeman paid the 24 marks himself for teaching profession in the main must be expected to find crews showing signs of Defence and forces. I find also that, as Wagian, Stanley, Aberdeen, Bad Ki Wan,
hamstered" butter. The
But recruitment for the
What is true of material is true of men.
relations with the Army, and particularly the Harbour Cone will be exhibited as with the Commander-in-Chief of the Home the following stations:-Gap Rook, than is generally supposed. At the same the butter, which he ostensibly confiscated erument do not wish to see anyone shut I cannot say that I found any symptoms the enemy, there are nine inspired by to notify the fact to native crafs and ime there are no illusions about Stock- for the public authority.
postponed until after the war. The Gov strain from this, never-ending was, but in the Army, for one unxiety inspired by Bai Kung, Shs Tan Bok and Tal Po, holm. It is quite understood that while the hands stretched out in appeal to tually he found life so intolerable in of mankind. In one of Mr. Fisher's re causes of sickness are exceedingly remote, naval officers and others with whom I have
My informant went on to say that even great writers and thinkers for the solace is superb. In these northern waters the except that hy the common consent of all passing oceno vessels.
out from the magic castles built by the of strain at all. The health of the Navy London. It is inexpedient to pay more, British Democracy are the hands of Germany that he resolved to leave the tent utterances one catches, as it were, nn and there is always enough work to be spoken the Grand Fleet is all right, and Russian Socialists and idealists, the voice country. Though a neutral against whom echo of John Ruskin. The allusion is to done to keep the mind occupied and the that it is at the seat of government that is the voice of the Kaiser. As I write the no grievance existed he was unable to the Minister's observation that we are body fit. If the crew are not quite the news comes to haud of the Pope's peace obtain permission to leave. Ho therefore only just beginning to realise that the hard, bronzed specimens of humanity overtures, which are regarded as another took the only course open to him and fleil epital of the country does not consist in which pour out of the leave trains from string to the Teutonic bow. With their the country, crossing the frontier in the cash or paper, but in the brains and bodics France, they are at the same exceedingly accursed feet firmly planted on conquered same way as fugitive prisoners of war. territory and no hopes of victory in the
fe, and all appear contented and in excel Beld, the Germans are mobilising all the
No longer will a lixed contribution be lent good humour. When Beatty strokes forces they can master for peace. Their
to nicet a growing burden. The Govern up that would waken the dead. made by the State to the local authority a winning hont in a regatta, shout goes design is known and understood.
ment intend to replace that system by a system of ineressing State aid to keep of the squadrons, patrole, and flotillas I write of the Grand Fleet, and not OUR GERMAN FRIENDS."
pace with the expansion of the cost of the minesweepers, and other special craft,
into officers.
ARAINS AND BODIES.
of the people.
1:
con vessels, on demand, by sigant defects have to be remedied rather than at from lighthouses,
Further details can always be givan the fronts by land and sea.
David Beatty and Colin Keppel were 24 hours warning of gais (Force two comrades of the Army in the Sudan, Beaufort Boale, or 40-44 m.p.h., *
The object of the code is to give at isuch and very highly we valued them. It is velocity by Dines Anemometer) an the same David Beatty that I met on the warnings of expected changes in quarter deck of his flagship the same direction and fores of the wind. Omign- resolute expression, the face a little more observations, it will occasionally hap vitality and go, the same quick glance and typhoons and to insufficient telegraphie robust and active figure instinct with however, to the uncertain movements lined and seamed with thought it may be that signals 1 to 5 may be display
fully planned in detail beforehand, ac complished with deliberation, and design ed so that no witness should remain of the font deed that was done. This is one of of the Belgian Prince just published Cavell and of Captain Fryatt which will ous the area, and the poorer the produce the war We all know to our cost that with its uncontentional peak still tilted at or oven Gap Rock, but the reverse in Bok.
The affidavits from the three survivors the crimes like the murder of Nurse education. Net result: the more popul- which carry on the minor operations of but still young and strong, and the cap without gale oxarri at Hong confirm in every respect this story ne given harn themselves into the memory of the of its rate, the more will the aron benefit the ships and the plant necessary for impossible angies, first one way then likely to happen, sxcept in the case of in the Press by the survivors soon after British race in every clime, and be re under the new proposal. they were landed. In the long record of membered long before peace is restored grants will go to the authority which war were, and are still, most inadequate days has been replaced by this majestic typhoons forming in the vicinity and
And more waging successfully the minor forms of another? The little frail gunbeat of Nile German barbarity there is something in upon the earth and the Gerrans are atriy believes in flesh and blood than to the for our purpose. Great has been the task Fleet which he now commands, but we travelling rapidly towards Hongkong, this crime which reaches the lowest ing to make us believe that they are authority whose ambition tops at the proof those who with inadequate means have remember how well he and Keppel fought located typhoon increasing its rat depth of cold-blooded villainy. After the normal human beings. In view of this vision of buildings, and other hasks of endeavoured to carry out their mission, and handled their little graft or Belgium Prince was torpedged the crew incident it seems almost incredible that education, a romana | and heavy is the responsibility of those and a rising Vile, and how Beatty, all ing of 38 were taken off and lined up on the there are people in this country willing The Minister intends, with the co-opera-London whose want of foresight has Atbara helped up with his rocket battery to Stand By and match a warning
falling of progression abnormally deek of the submarine, divested of their to discuss peade with Germans men like induce country children to take an in which our maritime trade has suffered spirits at the head of the stormers....
tion of the Ministry of Agriculture, on the primary reason for the losses and then went with the 6rst ardent signal.
Sigua! No. 1 is intended as life belts, carried to a distance at which Mr. Ramsay McDonald, who at the terest in all the common sights and scenes But it is been want of foresight, and table-man? God forbid The Navy may it was deemed impossible for them to Labour Conference the other day, spoke of their surroundings. reach the crippled ship or clutch at auf meeting our German Friends" at nature study" is evidently intended antidote for the bane, that has hampered a Barham for choice, but David Beatty is No perfumetary not congenital inability to find the need a good tableman at Whitehall, and Boating spar. They were then left in the Stockholm. The leader of the Independ here, but a settled effort to mould a taste us, and with our immense resources, a fighting Admiral who possesses the water by the sinking of the submarine. ent Labour Party is not likely to hear the for, country life, doubtless with a view joined to those of our Allies, we shall in entire confidence of the fighting Navy, and The circumstances point to a murder care. laat of his unwitting confession of amity towards helping to counteract the migre time wear the cremy down even under politicians who would drag bit to London
(Continued of foot of next Column.)- zo long as he remains in public life. tion to the towns-Daily Chronicle.
the sea. Mesawhile his expectation that should be hanged...
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shown, in addition to its direction of In the new non-Local Code the approxi-
motion, and the position of the contra mate velocity of the storm centre will be
will be given in degrees of latitude and longitude. The time at which the warn lug was isonod will wish he showa,