BLUFFING THE WHOLE WORLD
DESPERATE STATE OF AFFAINS IN GERMANY.
BY KINEST LIONEL PYKE J
WATCH THE "PRUSSIANS.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3RD, 1918.
GENTLEMEN OF THE SEA. BLUEJACKET NO LONGER LOOKS DOWN ON MERCHANT SEAMAN..
a
JOHN.
A TRUE RECORD.
THE SPIRIT OF THE NEW ARMY, (FROM A CORRESPONDENT AT THE FRONT.)
Twenty-three years ago, as a boy newly cast upon the life of a public school, he put up at the foot of his bed in winter, Get up at once, don't funk Through. out his life he obeyed the spirit of that
on in 1915 chafed his spirit, and no one who heard him will easily forget the deep chagrin in his vowe once when he heard that a part of the line which “C Com pany had held and come to know as the most marshy, vilest spot human ever inhabited, had been attacked by the enemy few days after the battalion had changed scatola Oh, why wasn't I there! he cried.
**FIGHTING JOHN."?
PELMANISM
The Little Grey Books."
The Course has prevented me becoming
Immunity from invasion and our daily rations alone remind us of the debt we owe to our sailors," said the secretary of the Mission to Seamen, in a report pre- sented at the annual meeting at Caxton In the long hours of imprisonment at Hall, at which the Bishop of Kensington
had Bishop
fondly spoken by officers and men Rank then I had time to study many as singh he Bastor with the agent
This spirit early carned him the title, When I was
throughout, to the Somnie, where once during the war than the little grey books? the whole brigade, of "Fight No books have nobleved greater popularity ing John. pects of the Prussian menace to the one of its northern bases.
asked what was the Navy doing, it was sufficient to say they were doing every notice.
to be left unwounded to He was in England in the summer of he was the only officer of three attacking day that which enabled anything we did
companies world.
One of tho There is no dificulty in getting Eng on shore to go on at all
had been captured, he proved how true lish newspapers in Germany. They are greatest recent achievements which had unlisted in te from his work abroad; he organize for defence the position which unrecorded was the rapid trans enlisted in the nearest battalion, the day an instinct in his fellows had given it to still sold regularly in the Friedrich portation at the height of the crisis of war was declared, without Lesitation or him, and emerged from that great ordeal stresse, the Cheapside of Berlin. I had the German offensive of a large her counting of the cost. Another might have like nu Atlas bearing on his sole
of therefore a regular opportunity of com.troops under the
The Rev. J. B. Barton, chaplain to paring. English news and views abouman fleet, whuch dared not stir. (Choere.) waited to receive some assurance as to his
What " question. answer to the
in doing 1 the shape of a of the Mole of Zeebrugge, which wa Since my return home I have naturally brought in by the old Vindictive after the he had had no other aim than usefulness. the incredible; it is seldom that it has
scrap He born inundated with questions about vindictive also showed a piece of tha But he saw that he could serve most use: twice been given to a single man to be the wonderful "little grey books" in which the fifty, her mind was becoming less active.
compass, which was shot. Before the attack, he added, one away. of the heroes of that gallant enterprise wid, "It is death or glory this time." He won both.
very nose
to the
state of affairs in the German capital, er Patrol, said he had with him a future; but the vision of John's clear battle that individual triumph which he then to be an ever-ready source, of help,
Germans and Germany with the actual which I visited so frequently. How con stantly we have been fooled by the Hun I
Germany by my friends and by corre pondents who have been reading these articles. I bave come to the conclusion that unlin we try and learn something of the real tendency of the Boche we shall continue to be humbugged.
I hope 1 inny be permitted to say, speaking as one Englishman to other, that I think we are entirely responsible for many of the trouble which we have suffered at the hands of the Prussians.
Not one person in twenty of those with
is
the Navy
bit
rather
W
¿
Rear Admiral Lionel Halsey Third Sea Lord, observed that the Mission to Seamen helped to make the British sailor the gentleman of the sea that he had proved himself to be during this work. bluejacket, many years ago, perh
locked down on the saerchant & men. That feeling had now entirely dis were too old now to put to sea- although God knew men of a great age had gone back to the sen these men, if ever they entertained that thought, were very much ashamed of it now. The ad miration of the British bluejacket for the merchant seamen to-day was intense.
eyes was niway's direct as a ray of light-
He was not many weeks in the ranks;
fully by taking a commission, and he was the first officer gazetted to one of the first-formed brigades of the New Amy In that brigade he lived and fought and among the died, landing in Flanders First Hundred Thousand" in May, 1913, dying in Flanders in December, 1917. Apart from rare goings on leave, he never left the battalion with whose record he more than any other man, is associated except in the last months of his life, to assame command of another battalion in the same brigade.
* click and stagnating during my Army life as they are affectionately ended.
this most virulent danger. )
', Soldiers pore over them in the trenches;It inculcates a clear, thorough, comingcous stilors con them in their brief intervals of method of playing the game of Lito- leisure in the Grand Flect, busifiess men and admirably suited to the English tempera- shoulders
women consult them at every possible oppor,ment, and should prove moral salvation tơ of his immediate world-repeat- the whole
Success, too, would unny a business mati. there in the heart of the greatest tunity; lawyers, doctors, arul students declare ing
"follow-but, I consider this as secondbiry." had won in his first days in Flanders on
The other letter is from a lady of indepen- a smaller, but no less bloody field. In stimulation, and encouragement: this way men have dared, and achieved,
dent means who felt that, at the age of
**Though leading, a busy life my income is “inherited, not earned. My object in study- "ing Pehm methods was not, therefore, in "any way a professional one, but simply to improve my memory and mental capacity, "which, at the age of fifty, were, 1 felt, becoming dull and rusty. I have found the Course at only most interesting in itself, "but calculated to give a mental stimulus- "and keenness and alertness to one's mind
entire mainstay of all around him. On this latter occasion John received, what is rarer than any decoration, the testi- mony of the commanding officer of another unit that to him alone had been due the accomplishment of the task assigned to it.
say
In fact, everybody is studying these principles of Pelmanisin are so interestingly. explained ordinary new force in modern life the cardinal factor of success," to quote Truth's tolling phrase.
"Pelmanism that estra
If you do not know the "little grey books," if you are not a Felmunist, you should hasten to make up for lost time. Nobody who has not studied these books," ways an ardent
benefits resulting from them."
whom I have conversed during the last appeared, and the old men, who perhap^eniorabile by the late Donald Hankey; in his quiet voice, his clear eyes smiling Pehnanist, "can conceive tlie immeasurable which is just what most people feel the
New days is aware that the Prussians are Drivetal. There is some sort of iden that they are racially cousins of the Eng
Lish.
"Although we have been fighting these people nearly four years the average Englishman does not know that the Saxon German is as different from the dominant Prussian as from the Chinese
The Prussians are, ethnologically, Finno-Slavs, Eastern in appearance in cruelty, and ia capacity to bluff and fool; fond of display, and with the true Orien tal propensity for gorging and guzzling. The fact that they have been in the for many centuries has changed thein very little.
Dealt with as Europeans, Prussians are very difficult to handle, because they take advantage of every action that is not accompanied by force and severity. The
AUSTRIAN WAR DEBT." LARGE UNCOVERED DEFICIT.
to
He had another, title, spoken with equal fondness Honest John honest in the aner way of absolute sincerity of honour There have been great fighters.. fearless thrusters who have taken an ulted pride in the seeking after honour. John,
would "The Beloved Captain" has been made taxed with his love of action, he was John's comrade in arms; others huppily, that he was the one man in his there were in that battalion, unsung but company who did not want to be, in it wrapped in equal honour. Of noble band for all that, his disappointinent was so of brothers, eager, resolute, and clean, obvious as be using when the enginy in reserve and not called upon. the forerunners of the nation's strength, Lonce chose to attack and Company where has there ever been such gathering was of men, bound together in the face of Honesty is a word of many meanings; Death by no ties except love of their John was honest in the widest--honest country and a glorious self-esteem? They with himself first of all, setting ho are all gone now, some into the silence, standard to others he was not ready to some to wrestle with pain, some to dis maintain himself, seeking no honours but tant theatres of war, some to places of his own self-esteem and the confidence of incomes us the result of a few weeks study different responsibilities. One by one
last too late for him to know it--but what
"A single one of them would be then me at a hundred pounds," declares a solicitor * As a direct consequence of them I gained step in promotion," writes a Lisnt-Colonel.
Many clerks, shop assistants, and salesmen tell how they doubled and treble their
"need of at my age."
It would easily be possible to quote Several V. hundred letters exhibiting different phases. of the intellectual vafte of Pemanism to men and women of all ages to 70), and all stations.
An official statement issued in Vienna they went and the battalion knew this friends. -Honours came to binthe of the Peinan Course. Tradesinen tell of has finished. I have found it so absorbingly
shows that Austria's war debt at the end of June, 1917, was 12,300,000,000 kronen [41,742,500,000 at pre war rates
than the 23,000,000,000 kronen 198333 which was covered by the first six war loans,
Lore
first
was
recognition moro.
no inore; others came and they also went. he valued more was a word of apprecia-record turnover" and 100 per cent, and 200 John remained like an anchor in the tion from his brigadier or commanding per cent, increase in profits. The latest batch tempest. If all the silenced voices could olbeer. No be raised, there would be but one mur than he, but no one more resolutely set of reports from Pelman students (including mur: This was the noblest Roman of his face against what is universally called men and women of all occupations in life) (and almost as universally observed) show that less than one per cent--not one them all."
no
"John.
Moreover, they find it a truly fascinating study. "I am genuinely sorry the course interesting as well as profitable." These arts the exact words used by stylents of tho
Truth has lately made another report apon Pelman Course.
the progress of Pelmunism amongst various
in a hundred-failed to gain substantial classes, and confesses it would be impossible; advantages from the Pelman Course
And all at the price of a half-hour or so a day for a few wooks. It sounds too good to true; but there are thousands of letters
to mume, a business, profession, or vocation in which there were not hundreds of l'elmari students.
He was Roman in his simplicity, in his re-wash he stood for efficiency, first The expenses of the administration and Prussian mistakes courtesy on the part of Austrig's war debts amounted by the bardihood both of body and of mind--and all the thue, and never had special
that he scorned comfort or luxuries. but inspecting minds falsely to praise.
His brigueze were incidental, end, of his oppoint for fear The Prussian end of June, 1911, to 24,550,000,000 kronen Roman of the early Republic. It was not preparations to make in order to lure
that he assessed them at their proper though he could not but know of the will lie to you, and if he dregives you [£1,62,010,000). The average daily cost
value year
No one enjoyed a comfortable he never owned them; but everywhere he
Army and Navy uficers me very "keen un he will regard you as a fool. If, on the of the war in the
mesk or jolly dinner more than he
No man ever so seized His other hand, you let him know that you 120,000,000 kromm (£1,204,331, in the bave found out his lie and can accom.veond year $1,000,000 kronea £1,705, one put up there placidly with unavoid fellows' hearts by storm as John. He was to prove that it is absolutely tre. There is Pelman"; 80 Admirals and Generals and over
able discomfort. He enjoyed riding when pany the disewery with action, you have and in the third year 10,000,000 kronen
[32,011,686). It is expected that in the the battalion was out a test and he could known far and wide, and the wonderful not a class, not a business or trade or profes-20,000 other officers are studying the Course,
fortune. which sometimes waits upon le very tile trouble with him,
cost will certainly
make the time from the thousand and one Impeturlaide impad nee is a typient fourth year the
inspiration measured in the batta
to generation after genera- a wonderful help to success. That is to say, 'lorgs numberent readers of leading journala
1 attitude of the Prussian. It runs through to 60,000,000 kronen (£2,500,000 calls upon his attention; but on the line very brave gave it to him to be the sin in which Polmanism has not proved itself as well as thousands of rank and file. A the whole of Prussian life. Their plod Hungary's war expenditure is not in- of march he never rode, except to recon-
in income and position. ding, industrious scientists clain every luded in these figures, and have never noitre or move up and down the line, and 10-
men were killed ,43y his side
many tales.
ing "waininess" to such a degree that pai
Ar opportunity now occum for tliose invention and improvement. According ben mablished, but on the basis of the would turn out of the ranks at the end ions of to-day. He bore a charmed life; a means of increasing efficiency and develop. I have taken it, and have already profited by it to their claims, Prussians are the only gnota contributed by the two States ber of the longest day, his figure erect,
and wearied, he was always learning. alwars Yipining in exper
erience and utility, as right follows clay He began an institution, in the best
painters, poets, musicians, and historines, debt must mount to 21,000,000,000 step resilient, bis long pole of Eneth leaving him unchanged, except that, Wi motion and a bigger salary follow as surely vendiers who have not yet made the acquaint-
of the world.
. & RACE C BULLIES.
ance of the "little grey books" to rectify
They are a race, of bullies, and, liore than quadrupled during the year his voice raised in that blend of person sense of an abused word. He never miss-Women se particularly keen on Pelan that omission.
all bullies, criate in a falu hoor
cringe when exposed. A
will come up smiling two or three times with a fresh untrath, but will finally give iu and become a good domestic if used ng the Prussians use their servants- severely and harshly 'always :
The Prussians love to fool the English with phrases.
Naturalisation" is nae of them. The Englishman is so straightforward that he regards à document of naturalisation as
Airtria total State debt has been
ed. Once anly was he ill, and then, as theism; it has proved such an enormous help to and how aggregates over 55,000,000,000
he com battalion was out of the line, en 142,201,000,000 involving into mately, he knew his men and how his mandad his company for three days from then in "getting on in business. May of mounting to: 2,215,000,000 Krone £02,991,656] per annum.
HUN HYSTERIA.
ash in his hand his kecur eyes taking in every detail of his company as it parsed. exhortation and general command which made the onlooker realize both how inti authority stayed them. The laggard closed up, the weary straightened and into the village or camp which was its destination swung C" Company proud of themselves and their commander.
COMPANY.
It was as the commander of "C-Com-
It is gratifying to me, moving about as I do among all sorts and conditions of people, and having done so in Germany pany that John was happiest If genius
By writing to the Felman Institute, 210, Wenham House, Blomsbury Street, London, his bed. At the end of that time orders then describe it as the best investment Iw.C.1, you wrocire, gratis and post free,
cases, he laughed aside the doctor, got up. white weak, but spiritually indomit able, and marched at the head of bis men as usual through the snow, unfailing through the whole of a long day.
* EPILOOKE.
over made,
There are many who adopt it as a means of regaining lost mental activities. Elderly
ne and women whose lives have been s fally occupied with business, social, or house hot matiere that the intellectual sido luas
a copy of " Mind Memory," in which the Pelnen Course is fully described and ex plained. The Gonne is taught by lost, and can be studied anywhere and at any time. at home, in the office, at lunch, in the train. There is nothing "technical," diffeult, 'or
a solemn engagement. The Prussiang and person here is desirous of a victorious pain," then John was pre-eminently hearted friead: he was the crabodiment been partly or wholly submerged successful tiresome about it.. You will find the studly
German is
for showing a light at night in a seaport town. The inference of the German ading that news at home is either that the man has some influener with the local authorities, or, what is more generally felt, that we are anxious to placato Ger many in case be wins by being as gentle as possible with Germans here.
There is no hunger-typhus here. I do
voluntary sense.
they
He
a
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To all around him he was more than a so recently, to find that practically every is indeed an infinite capacity for taking beloved lender, anore than the noblest
done the Prussianised people of the other and honourable prace. There is one of genius. He accounted
nothing he did not know about his men, beginning with the day of its birth and German States look upon the taking out that hysterical peace talk which characwhile aught remained to do"; there was of the first spirit of the New. Army, It was not to be The foot of naturalisation papers, very much as severation at every Gergian nothing he did not go into in detail, lle continuing so hope grew, to its day of prisos have heretofore left them too little buying a mason ticket, and many a hearty taste.
We in England have not yet been tried was the servant as well as the leader of final victory Jaugh have 1 heard among them at our
in the fire by famine. Indeed, I have his men at all times and in all places steps of Fate followed him through the sure to devote to self culture: Amoy gullibility in this international matter
soil on which he had fought his Many times in my hearing have cur to the enclusion that there are no they were unde as is thoughts, and antillons month and Ypres, through the officers who find that the routine of a military stances permitted he gave us iplinarins first battle, and there at list they over that the Pelman Course offers them a stair- Cormans expressed surprise at our treat. I tortages of food by comparison with they were inado as comfortable as eireve, through Arras, to the ameife invites intellectual stagnation-these tind of 7rt's funus Report, which has been
ful up his dis
Where the comrades of the way up to the higher things of life his dis took him nat of their fellow countrymen in thase in Germany,
but so just and thoughtful
carliest days sleep,
John. A there sleeps
Here are two letters of great interest. England. A naturälised fined for the seventh time a beggarly £ot see people round about me becoming cipline that his rale lay lightly, and thence shell struck him, and his last
n. re skeletons, as 1 did in Berlin. I execution of his commands ran like
the friend who found him. wheel. Every man, words to t tarrin there is not mach meat here, at any rate smoothly
Good luck to the brigade, General The first is from an Aring student, who Company knew that
trierto have in him? He was a leader in life: in death
He has gone and how can we regret says:-- there is always fish. Our bread is excel- every officer in
his commender an unfailing friend. knt, and it is unrationed-except in ane had only to be a
John took his subalterns as a father he has become a bracon shining through takes his children, and moulded, them the mist, pointing the way to the eternal gently ret inexorably to his ideals. In truth of God. And he was so happy. his long reign he had a score through his loved the great life of sacrifice and What Newspapers say. hands of many ages and many diverse endeavour, he loved his men, he loved the tastes and outlooks: gradually even the leadership he was given. If he had ever rawest came to see the greatness and the spoken his inmost thoughts, we should simplicity of these itenis, and to set his hare heted the deal, confident tones Abrief exction from laundreds of Prees compicata,
resolutely by their light. There we learnt to love so crying--
Fear Death part produces the worst effect in Gernd V.A.Ds, exemplify the difference became in consequence to be an esprit de corps in that company, indefinable as all. tween the Prussianised German character such spirits are, but a real and visible I do not find here that nervous watch power. The writer was not of "C" Cons: pany, and clung with natural obstinacy ing for every scrap of news that is to be the belief that his own was the best in observed all day long in Germany the battalion, bat. looked back upon, that Berlin is always apprehensive and needs stands out as a belief of the heart and the stimulus of victory bells and tags not of the reason. once a week to keep it going. I find that pany in those days got through the people here have infinite faith and whole of the new Army-with which "C" absolute determination to continue the Company need have feared comparison, war until the Geritan dagger has been for the company was John, and John was
a man unequalled.
My God, removed from the throat of civilisation,
Of our own reserves of possible inan-
If later on we have to face the star- ation which Germany is now experienc- ing, I believe that we shall do a more stoically. I notice that Baron von Bissing bas
We nave voluntarily done so many hren released from internment and re-things cheerfully in the war that the moved to the Isle of Man, man the Chat Lerians have only done by dint of mans Treated any Englishman in staunch pressure.
Such tolerance on mur manner1 No.
many.
The Prussian has a thicknes of skin which we little understand. He does not mind snubs or rebuffs He will carry on a game of bluff to the very last minute and then collapse, sometimes angrily and sometimes with admiration for the man who has out-bluffed him. I read that at the beginning of the war men of enemy alion birth persisted in coming to Eng lish clubs until they were finally ejected by public opinion.
When I began these articles on Monday
Our Land Girls, W.A.A.Cs,
and our own
Wrens,
He was
There was no com.
passionately
Are bravo beyond all earth's rewards.
after his death. week list I had to face a great deal of power I have become convinced, now that of Eis offle was a man," wrote ona. scepticien because of the consistent and have been able to move about and visit Brave, where half a world of men characteristic manner in which Germany other cities besides London. Everywhere has hidden the cause of the present great I see young men and others still in the His courage reste incontestable, a quality breat battles, me
Since then, corroborative evidence of prane of life, I see gardeners titivating as auch beyond discussion as his fireless
Pleasure Tides thought for his men. suburban gardens.
Ho was not, as my statements ling come from the Bureau taxicabs are still hoing made using wan-
seme men perhaps may be, without fear great he had seen too much not to be fully of Statistics at Washington and from newspaper correspondents in nearly all power, rubber petrol, and
flouses at being spring-cleaned and aware of the risks he ran, but to never countries adjunt to Germany and painted erirywhere. Young and youngish allowed than to interfere in the slightest Austin V
officers in khakis are performing mysteri- degree with his daily endless duties If, I read that, in far from food coming our jobs in London. If they were for instance, a picco of his line was being out from the Ukraine for Germany Germans they would be fighting for heavily shelled he went there at once, not Austria has been obliged to send food for Amiens:
obviously or with a trace of the heroical simplicity to see to those
I would hate that Death bandaged my
eyes and forbor And hate marreep past.
No! Let nie taste the whole of it, faro
lige my peCTS
The heroes of old:
Bear the brant, in a minute pay glad
Life's arrears
Of pain, darkness and coll
For snilden the worst turns the best to
the brave?
The black minute's at ond
And the elemente rage, the head-voices-
that rang
Shall dwindle, shall blend, Shall change, shall become first a peace
out of pain,
Then a light
He has passed into the silence, but his voice goes echoing on in the hearts of all
who knew him the fibre of his noble life! is "interwoven for over in the work of the world, and for him there is no Death-The Mail
HOBSON'S CHOICE-
Public Opinion"""
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Banilad I rolled for your training, as it bự doing me pond. Kkavs got a vias already.
CASTORELMETER (57, No. P 5119).
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ko sabaiting the last paper of the PELHAM Cours for examination, Ikate to thank you for the great gisecure and profit 3 have derived from the Caurre
LADY STUDENT. (ISÉ, No, D 5002)
More Confident and Hopeful
The Cours has improved my... MARGTY I.Itel more co«liðourn in majaelf, and can miopia medve hopeful attitude towards any difficulties which way eccer in the course of tilý market A perfoes methna of training, and espcelišty pa—LADY STUDENT. (KeZ No. JE S154) adapted for baslacas wird. It how stond the Laze Quicker of Arithemfic of year, and kas been wahjerted to constint Improvement.
her own troops who are in occupation In a way all these things are satis spirit, but in hone, cerman authorities no doubt keep factory. On the one hand, the starving if he could do anything, and at the least are followed by men with scourges to lush The Daily Chronicle a final Government roservo of food for Germans and Austrians are fighting for to be an encouragement. He took battle, tallies with information received
instant finish.
great energencies. Thus, lately, in order
The PELMAN Institute is doing invaluable work in supplying its paplin with a systematic training, witzont which even the most brilliant exteral
· gifts arent a discount in the businema world.
The that the German rear ranks who had forward faint-hearted stragglers in the choice but to remain. Do.ch On the other, it is obvious, from what no undue risks; he knew that an officer's at carling dates. Laggard Austrians are life is his country's, not his own, and was said to have been urged on by the more to get conexions from Sweden, they sundere around me, that of Man-Power and the first to condann recklesszore, but salutary menace of machine guns to rear John Bull -
a fonty than 2,000 tone of sugar to that Food-Power we still have by comparison where he was wanted most, there, no of them. So we have in the ranks of onr ountry. That must have been a sovere wrench, as for the last few months sagar mmcase reserves We can play the long matter what the conditions, he was always enemes the grim philosophy of the game until enough Americans are with to be found, smoking his pipe calmly and Ashanti warrior, who marches to the has become almost a scarce in Germany us. The enemy cannot wait. Daily doing all that was necessary or possible song, If I go on. I shall dio: If stay
Hall, The firts
At the same time he genuinely loved behind I shall be killed. It is better to (To be continued.)
action; the long, long months of holding go on," (Continued at foot of next Column.)
Lewe hare exrshilly Investigated the genularanes of the PELMAN Kyuterd, and kave up hesitation is advising our zraders nhu dekles ta streng.hem ther memories to aderge the suure of mos Enter a Business Com grisent the PKLMAN System would become a part of exi nationaă sözentios.
Van Dam quicker at arithnelle; my perceptions= 'mes keener for unfamiliar objects my altention Jo
udtresun in almost undivided. 4. karo found a defakta alm, which has given me greater energy. My will movEE has been strengthened, 1 st lege self-evincinus, life sa Kany to posses greater laterents
MUNAALIDE STUDENT, (BL KM. T. 6000) Recommendation a favour
TI SI 10 Marry the Course has come to an endi the lascias have been (and, will be) so helpful when
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—LADY STUDENT, (Ref. No. F. 1862)