THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, “SEPTEMBER 28TH, 1918
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THE
WAR.
(Continued from Fage 5.)
General
EARLIER CABLES. (THROUGH REUTER'S AGKNUT.] GERMAN TRIBUTE TO BRITISH STRATEGIC SKILL
AMSTERDAM, September 28th. The Entente success in Macedonia and in Palestine has greatly alarmed the Frankfurter Zeing, which cannot re- frain from paying tribute to the enemy's strategic skill.
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The journal says the Entente, especially the British, show themselves again sa It also masters of Colonial warfare. admits that the point of the break-through in Macedonia was very cleverly chosen.
The paper urges the Central Powers to tackle the problem of defence, as the enemy has caused us serious military damage."
SHIPYARD WORKERS' STRIKĖ
LONDON, September 28th.
A statement from a reliable source te |garding a strike of Clyde shipwrights and other shipyard trades, which has spread
to Barrow and the East Coast of Scotland. points out that the action at the men, who demand a minimum Wage of £ weekly, is disavowed by their Executives.
Moreover, it is a repudiation of the undertaking by the Shipyards' Trades" Unions that there be no stoppages of werk contained in the scheme to secure the utmost production framed by them and their employers last April.
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THE ROADMAKERS.
A STORY OF THE GARRISON OF..
KUT.
(KY A PRISONER 'IN, TURKEY.] (Over half the garrison of Kut, including at least two-thirds of the British rank and file, have died in captivity.)
The Jews they toiled for Pharaoh, And groaned beneath his rod, For Pharaoh's hand was heavy, Till the people called on God. And Gust showed signs and wonders To set his chosen free :---
And broke the rod of Pharaoh, And emote the land of Pharaoh, "And dew with Plaques his first-born;
His armies in the sea.
You were five to one, but fled from us on
many stricken field. We fought you all the sweltering sca-
sons through; And when your hemmed us in at last and
we were forced to yield,
We struck our flag to Hunger, not to
you.
You lied to us with courteous speech, and
wa believed you then,
To learn, too soon, your honour's little
worth:
To-day but low are left alive to tall the
tale to men,
But our blood cries out against you
from the earth.
Famished and spent, across the waste,
beastlike you drove us on And clubbed to death the strugglers
by the way:
Our sick men in the lazar huts you left
to die alone.
And you robbed the very dying as they
lay. Naked and starved, we built your ronda
and turinelled though your hills, And you Bogged us when we fainted at
our work:
Fevered beneath the sun. we toiled,
wracked by the winter chills,
Till death released us, kindlier than the
Turk.
贴
The wastes through which you herded
us, the barren ways we came, Where the weak fel! out to die beside
the track-
The law The remnants of your armies shall be
mast vital national necessity. the Govern-! ment must act promptly. provides three methods-enlistment in the Army of strikers of military of the ringleaders agt. prosecution under the Defence of the Realm Act, and
fining the strikers by the Munitions Tri- bunal. The decision of the Government will probably be announced very shortly. EXCHANGE OF RUSSIAN AND BRITISH REPRESENTATIVES.
Loxtos, September 95th.
M. Litvinof, the Bolshevik Agent in Great Britain, accompanied by 34 com- patriots is leaving London to-day fol a neutral port en route to Russia.
It is stated that Great Britain's Repre- sentatives in Russia are en route to Eng land.
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GERMANY AND THE WAR COUNT HERTLING'S, REITERA- TIONS.
LONDON, September Mth. The following is the concluding, por- tion of Count Hertling's speech in the
Heichstag:-
hunted through the same
With the sword of our avengers at their
back.
And the tunnels that we drove for you,
the road that we have made,
Shall be highways for the armies of
your foe.
We shall mock you from our graves, that
in what we did as slaves We helped, we too, to work your over-
throw.
Heartbroken and forinken Our Calvary we tród, Yet with our faith tonshaken
We turned from you to Cod: And God has greatly tought us
To count our lower gain,
Since we who fought for England Here, too, took thought for England, In bondage wrought for England And have not died in vain.
-Daily Telegraph.
THE KAISER AS THE PRAY- ING MANTIS
LORD BUXTON'S COMPARISON. Lord Buxton, the Governor-General. in a stirring speech which he delivered at Pietermaritzburg, laid elephasis on the following points in connection with the present situation in the Union: "It is our duty," he said. "to keep our heads and to support law and order. It is not by flag-Bapping and shouting that we can best show the advantages of belonging to
Lostos, September 25th. Count Hertling reiterated his entire sympathy with the idea of a League of Nations, provided that the equal rights of all members of the League are guar- anteed. He also reiterated that the idea the British Empire. but by proving to of the restriction of armaments
the two white races under British rule, sincerely and in a practical way, that the
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Lord Buxton made a striking compari- of the Kaiser to a fly-catching son hypocrite which, when holding out its insect, the praying mantis, a carnivorous arms as if in prayer, is really on the lookout for its victim, and is it that way in the best position to pounce on and devour its prey. So the Kaiser, while he The newspapers describe Count Hert pretends to pray and to be invoking the POST THIS FREE GIET FORM ling's speech as the speech of a falling aid of the Almighty, is all the time Minister, of a dying system mumbling old looking round to see what other bellish fallacies and arguments because he knows frightfulness he can commit. The Kaiser, his position is insecure. He said nothing like the mantis, prays with an e to remove the Allies' objection to the not with an "a. whole German programme, namely, that Germany epanot be trusted.
"UNFAVOURABLE GERMAN
COMMENT.
LUXURY-TAX SCHEME DINNERS, WINES, HATS, AND
CLOTHES IN THE LIST.
and
AMSTERDAM, September 25th. The German newspapers comment un-
The Luxury-tax Committee has now favourably upon Count Hartling's speech.
The Lokal Anzeiger admits that the completed the schedules for the new tax. speech was received in icy silence, and The tax has been fixed at twopence in the ahilling, reports the Lobby corres that some passages were hissed.
The Tageblatt says that one finds 20 pondent of the Daily Express.
Among the luxuries which will be taxed reference in the speech to all-the-barzing questions of vital interest to the life of will be
(49.in clubs). Dinners over 58. the nation. "Count Hertling fails to
wines (separately understand our present neods,'
ENEMY WITHDRAWALS EXPLAINED.
Continuing his speech in the Reichstag, You Wrisberg said the German with drawain in Flanders were made in order to prevent enveloping by the British of tack.
Dealing with the St. Mihiel a
* The von Wrisberg said, can armies should not terrily us." Fahall also settle with them."
We
He admitted the Allied successes in the Balkans, and Palestine, and be claimed that the German army is now adequately armed against the tanks.
Summing up the general military situ- Despite our tion, von Wrisberg said, material losses, we are well protected."
THE SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, September 28th. The silver market is steady.
Men's suits, over & guineas.
from
Clothing of all kinds, over certain
prices.
Boots over 30s.
Women's hats over £1. Men's bats over 178. 7d
Jewellery.
Perfumery.
Motor-cars
Expensive cigars and cigarettes. Certain books over 308
The schedules are voluminous and com plicated, covering a mass of articles which are intrinsically luxuries, and a larger mass which are declared to become luxuries when they exceed a certain figure which the committee had in each instance to determine,
The question arose whether the Luxury tax should be paid at the time of pur The deci chase, delivery, or payment. sion is that it must be at the time of purchase
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