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COL. GADKE'S SEVERE CRITICISMS. The following article on the British Army from the pea of Colonel Gadke, the distinguished German military oritic, appeared in the Berliner Tageblati last month

LACE OF CO-OPERATION.

Evon the training of the individual battalions, NAPIER JOHNSTONES'

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however, falls below the standard imporatively demanded in modern warfare, A particularly s noticeable defect was the lack of co-operation between the supports and reserves on the ene hand, and the Bring and attacking lines on the other. But too little attention was also given to What advantage can we derive from an the district in which the battle was actually alliance with & Power which has nó armsy ?“ aries the Nowys Frenya. This bitter criticism taking plavo, and to the proper meaus for fall advantage of the formation of the is perhaps even more opposite than the new land as an aid to altimate victory. I have the there is certainly good impression that the paper thinks, thon k

British Army is reason why Rasels should not set up too high trained for fighting on. level ground only, standard by which to judge foreign armies, The and even for this it is not trained properly British Army, however, is not only incapable in The long period spent in the large camps and of number of throwing any decisive barracks, the exercises constantly carried out in

the 58me well-knows tracts of country, a in also deficient in the war training of its to be prejudical factors. The Continentst

ght on the soulos in a Continental war, but

its leaders armies, too, cannot avoid the use of the same soldiers and in the understanding for the task which great modern war would training pronnd for certain definite

отка ракроваз impose upon them. Organization, training, but they take good care not to base their entire tootics, leadership, bave all been partly amended as the result of experience gained in military education upon it. The German Army

authorit

horities, reasonably enough, endeavour even colonial wars. These troops are undoubtedly to A well-known local resident will enter the Tigers' Cage and take supper woll adaptol for campaigns against nroivilised to arrange for constant changes in the distrl-

people; for holding

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topres progressed, erso the highest lenders this direction doubtless no small merit is due to completely lost their heads. A particular tosh;

Bat even the present Liberal Government,

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ASIA, American str., 2,936, H. Qaukroger, 7th Nov.--San Francisco 11th Oct., General→ P. M. S. 8. Co.

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KEONGWAY, German str. 1,117, Joh. Kohler,

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THE GOLD BOOM IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA,

Remarkable discoverie haro lately taken place in the vicinity of Southern Cross, exactly half-way between Perth and Kalgoorlie. It was the first place in the State where gold was found in the sighties, and enjoyed a boom before lster discoveries created the Coolgardie and Kal-

Fer goorlie rashes. years mining around Thus, too, the umpires; again and again they Southern Cross has been carried on in a quiet catered into long di-onssian, finally pronouncing way, though many old miners and prospectors decisions after the pattern of the old proverb, have long held the view that immensely rich "Wash me, but don't ruake me wot," ie, they gold deposits existed there, nud in the belt

of country lying

Borth as far as Roobaru.

UMPIRE CURIOUS DECISIONS.

Nov-Shanghai 4th Novomber, General C. M. 8. N. Co.

British str., 1,428, Bishard, 13th

KWONUBANG 12th November, General-

Jardine, Matheson & Co.

LAEETES, British str.. 1.145, Frampton, 10th Nor-Saigon 2ud Nov., Bico and Conorał -Chines

LUCHOW, British str., 1,215, Baddilay, ist Nor -Wuhu 28th Oct. Rice-Butterfield & Swire,

MACHEW, German str.. 996, C. Wolff, 9th Nov. Bangkok and Swator 8th Nor, Rice and Moal-Datfarfield & Swiro.

MARIE,

German str., 1,199, Christiansen, 13th Nor-Saigon 8th Nov. Flour-Jebson & Co,

10th Nov.-Sandalen 3rd Nov. Timber MASANG, British, str. 1,344, G. &. Migall, and General-Jarding Matheon & Co. MONMOUTHSHIRE, British str., 3,197. O E. Warrall, 13th Nov-Shanghai 9th Nor., General-Jardine. Mat beson & Co.

Warrall PERSEUS, British str., 4,299, E.

12th Nov.-Shanghai 9th Nov., General- Butterfield & Swire.

It is merely ontward appearance that the troops are gathered together in mix d divisions; they have not become fused into an inward unity for mabual support in battle, The British Army

still l consists, as it did formerly, of an agglomeration of single battalions and single arie". The higher leaders, however, do not understand how to handle their troops in handjai both a.dog with kid gloves, I had heard The present-boom, says a correspondent, may be / PHRANANG, Germmu str., 1,027, V. Mangdraali,

s great dent of praise given to the delight which t

fow

rich

Later. marvellous mine of

11th Nov.-Bangkok 5th Nov, Rico- Butterfeld & Swire.

masses, nor yet do they understan: bow those

phenomenally masses should be joined together for unilad the British offear took in setine upon his retraced to the discovery of the

bat to my mind the attitude of the Ballinch wino a

To months action in battle The higest organis unit is sponders w

extraordinarily passive, no resnits that it was recognised

developments, howeror, gave such t

that a bigber

indifferent. brigade, the artillery brigade, with three bat- to such as the British Army, the Army,exceptional wealth had been strack. Short, RAJAH, German str., 1,275, H. 8. Rohor, 7

still seen to be the four-battalion infantry

teries, and the cavalry regiment, in three squadrons. The outlook of those concerned does not reach beyond this point, und still less do the train g and practics of the generals.

Juty

DEFECTIVE TRAINING.

A force

the Corinthiau

from all

Anda.

been

which has

20 far material waS

Fold

hereby

cable to

of the most widespread political Power in the after the news cams through that the holders of

group of m

of mining losses, in the worki; must naturally be assumed to have the. very highest pr-leustons; it would be an vicinity of the Bullfinch, had been almost equally ffrent to compare it to even the best of the fortunate. In both cass the value of the Eren in the prevent training and develop other grant armies of the world. And get when is enhanced by the tremendous body of

bearing Dra we judge the British Army hy the side of the ment of the single troops and individual bat talions, however, it seems to me that there are

German, the Frenob, the Austrian, or the disclosed. Sufficient grave defects: I would even go so far as to say Japanese, the verdict can only be this: In its furnished to start the gold forer and pros The purely noticed wine points. Present composition and training, it is not nevetor or oth part of the Counsowealth.

training for

The Minister for Mines (the Hon. Ms. purely mechanical drill, the

and is, on the whole, apart from the stall in front of forts and barracks, the equal to a conflict with a Continental

Gregory, M.L.A.), despatched a long senparade, and the exagrerated value set ness of its numbers, unfitted to play anyĮ

Lonsdes

giving the official result of the State Power Great Britain has fallen out of the theore of the mines and the extent

mentioning in modern war, sining Engineer's examination of the value of of the lores. ranks of first-class military Powers. In spite of this, her soldiers, and the raw material which Syndicates have been and are being formed she can command in the form of officers, are almost hourly in Sydney, Melbourne, Ballarat, Adelaide, Perth, Kalgoorlie, Coolgardio aud exceptionally good, and second to none in the

other towns to prospect las adjoining country. world.

which according to the State Mining Engineer's report, offera magnificent prospects. The im accessibility of the district to the railway and WOMAN WHO KIDNAPPED A SHANGHAI BADY, the capital. The water difficulty can

Overcomo by connecting the area Dorothy Eiloon Mallam Inglis, a twenty-

tha main pipe-line tapping three-year-old nurse, was sentenced to three

line from Mua aring to Kalgoorile. The yeare penal servitude at the Leicestershire trains leaving Porth for Southern Cross are myter Bessions last month for kidnapping crowded, and reports from the Eastern States Ernest Martimen Thomas, agad four years, and stealing jewellery to the value of £54 and show that an oxid has began. It is too early £40 in menty, the property of Mrs. de Negri, as yet to say with any degree of deinitanoss whether Southern Cross will become a second the child's mother, and jewellery worth £52 and Kal corlie, bet men in a position to speak 30a, in money belonging to Lilian Harding.

with 鳥

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PITSANULOK, German str., 1,264, Reimors, 12tl

Nov.- Bangkok, and Hoihow 11th Nos., Rice-Butterfold & Swire,

Nov-Bangkok 29th Oct., Rice and Toak-

Swiz wood-Batterfeld TAIWAN: British str. 1.024, Jenkiprs, 9th Nov.

-Port Louis, General Chinese. TAMING, British str. 1.3

1,350, G. H. Pennefather,

13th Nov

Nov-Manila 10th Nov., General Butterfield & Swire.

TSINTAU, German str., 1902, 8. Hayenga. 10th Nav-Baarkok Lal November, Rice- Butterfeld & Swire.

WARRINGTON, German str., 2.659, C. Stage.

Bih Nov.-New York 3rd Sept., Petroleum in bulk-Standard Oil Co. WINGRANG, British ate, 1.517. G. 1. Lashman, 10th Nov.Chotos and Wahnwei 4th Nov., General Jardins, Hatheson & Co. ZAFIRO, British sir., 1.629, A. Fraser, 7th Nov, Manila 4th November, General--Shewan, Tomes & Co.

LORDS AND HOUSE OF COMMONS

upon the men's uniforms, all interface in a most detrimental fashion with the proper train. ing of the troops for service in the field. It would not be altogether rakt to pass over what the English officer, Lientonnut Sator, whose court-martial gave rise to a good deal of com- ment, wrote in his very hostile pamphlet regard ing the condition of the service and the intelli. gence and educational influence of the gonerals. One is forcibly reminded of wint the witty PENAL SERVITUDE FOR A NURSE. portence of the new find is chanted by the As SUPPLIED TO THE HOUSE OF writer, Flanvies, said more than forty years ago in that andying satiro of his several Lord Lebrecht of the Buttons," in regard to the conditions prevailing in the Bessian Army of the time. And, even in

von in the British Army of the present day, the service of the "button" the pedantry of pipe clay, plays un exaggerated role. Much of this state of things can be sesounted fer by the manner in which the British Army is formed, namely, the voluntary systaru, The soldiers are mere turies, and one their livesi hood to the profession of

aras; and Ecotu fficient number only when ecme forward good inducements are offered them to do so. This brings about the umise regard which is paid to certain culyard appearances, inch, instance, as an attractive uniform. Wera

it not for the old, picturesque, nad historic uniforms, which are still worn, at all evours, when the men are in larracks, if not ou ariive service, not a single mercenary would join Lo army. But the system I have referred to also gives rise

to

Roldiers pampering from a material standpoint; a โ

certain

authoritatively assort that will, because of M. de Negri sano to England from Shang- the similarity of the guld formation which hai in May, and engaged Mies Inglis as a nurse indicato peruauency in depthe. Sufficient to in June. Shortly afterwards she paid a visit to say at the present time that the discovery has Barding, of Syston, near Leicester, to aven at its pre-out stage of development, lisclosed a bigger and richer body of ore than has ever

whom she is related by marriage..

the object of locating a water supply. In No.

cost

I shaft, at 100Ft, the pre over width of 25ft.

ie

Mr. de Negri went for a drive on June 23, been found in the State and perhaps in Austra and or her return was astounded to find that the lin. The effect of this discovery on the State nurse and child bud vanished. A search re- is bound to be considerable from whatever way

regarded. sulted in the discovery that jewellery worth it is

Another aunt mys:-On the Butifoch £86 and £41 10s, in money bad also disappeared.

Information was promptly given to the lode several parallel vins of gold ore have been police, and it was ascertained that the nurse exposed. High-grade inilling ore has even boon and not too much service, above all pot had travelled from Leicester to London by the struck-anexpectedly in a shalt started with too much arduous exertion, end also not too 6.10 p.v. exprees. The other followed her, early rising in the morning. It should be and spent the night in London searching for a ta £24 for ton. The ore all over the 2503. added, however, that early rising is by no the russing hay. means a

pational habit, but the soldiers, as is The aid of Scotland-yard was invoked in the bottom of No. 2 shaft at 50ft, pans up to

per-ton. Over £800 worth of gold a day thin ematom of the country, eat a hearty

broak.

meantime, and detectives secured Loudon for being raised from this crosscut alone! The fast in the morning before the day's work terces of the kidnapper. They found that the bros from No. 3. shift at 50ft is 12ft. wide, begins. Pampering, however, does not make nurse and child had left St. Pancras in and yields phenomenal dish-neanys. Twelve for efficienoy In war; though on the other hand taxisab, but they could find no clue to their tons at grass are estimated to be worth £60 a the abatemiousness of the Japanese tends to im-

subsequout movements.

ton The steall, bratenore lying about the buá all-army wilho great

deal of moral strength.

dumps produces wonderful pan-prospects with- The mandavres which have just couclated wers the firat

to be held in England for many Two days afterwards, however, the police were out crushing! years on a scale. There took part three informed that a boy had been abandoned at the

a large for infantry

found that he was the missing child. division, and

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Оле оf the

to the same night without the child, and, in the Geologically, the Ballinch lode has everything war strength, bat in a way that bore

Police

mex.

divisions was broughtle❘ did not roturn a communication was sent to in its favour. It strikes N, W. and S.-E., dips to the south, sad is practically vertical resemblance to s & mobilisatio carried out under the

top 10 ha lode are composite in structure

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the

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with the result that the

the boy was War conditions. The numbers of the opposing rotorued to his mother.

and

is freely distributed Miss Inglis wae traced to Birmingham, where troops were thus by no means too small for

gangue. The band Continental

conditions, but the manner in she was met in the street by detectives, who through the whole of which they were turnel to account made it thought they recognised her from the photo or belt of extrusive greenstone on the western permanency clear that certain childish complaints which graph which boen supplied to them. One of Wallia one of the sarest evidences of havo

lang benn

more or less banished from the them said, "Good morning, Miss Inglis, and both in gold and ore. And if the gold lives to large Continental armies have not yet been the girl, although she had given the name of any great depth-300 or 400 ft--the Bullfinch completely cured in England. The generals,

Miss Dagmore at the hotel where she was will furnish into one of the great gold mines of from the highest downwards, did not know staying, was taken off her guard, and replied, the world.

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at about 4 pm.

The P. & O. B. N. Co.'s str. Somali left She expressed the hope that the boy was well. and asked the inspector to tell Mrs. do Negri Singapore for this port on the 13th instant, at how sorry she felt for what she had done. 6.30 sm, and is due here on the 18th instant,

It was stated during the trial that Miss Inglis came from Australia last May, and that there were several convictions for theft against her there. She had been in a one home, and there was a warrant out for her arrest at the present time.

how they should begin to utilise their troops

She was promptly arrested, and admitted her in masses, or now to combine and arite th in order

of battle. Each equad fought away identity, I am very sorry," she said. "I at its own little fight, without paying any pat mast have been mad. ticular attention to what was happening at its right and left, and its activity in the field was not in the least perturbed or influenced by what was taking place in the rear. The mutual sup port er

at one body of troops by another was either lacking to a startling degres er was not to be observed at all. There was very little scenting before the battle took place, and still less in the neither the infantry patrol course of the fight ne nor the numerous squads of mounted infantry ready at band did their dely in this respect. On the whale, one man aighta vera mimilar to those which were to be perceived in the Russian army during the Manchurian Campaign,

The Australian polios regarded her dangerous criminal

Misa Inglis, in her defence, dated that, took the boy on the impulse (of her moment and had no intention of stealing kim.

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Mentésolé attived at TC.E.R.. Co. str. Nagasaki at 8 am, on the 13th instant, and left again at 4 pm. same day for Kobs, where she is dus to strive at 6 s.m, on the 15th inst

The O.P.R. Co, s'efs. Empress of Japan left Vandenter on the 11th instant a.m. for Hung. kong gia usual parts of call, sing

The H-A. Lasle ile, Arabia left Singspóro on the 13th instant pas, and may be expected here on or about the 20th Instant.

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