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U.S.A. AND ` JAPAN.

SUPREMACY OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN.

Connt Ernost ron Reventlow, the wall-known German strategical expert, is about to publish the following expression of opinion on the balance of power in the Pacifo Ocean and the relations between the United States and Japan, which he thinks may indirectly be influenced by events in Mexico, says the Berlin correspondent of The Stavilagl. Howrites:-

"The victory over Russia bestowed upon Japan unlimited navul supramany in the Far Fust, and even woakened England's Inforce in Asia, notwithstaurling the fact that England is Japan's ally I recall a remark mado by Admiral Dewey just after the prace angalia tions und began at Portsmouth (U.S.). to the rfect that Amorien onght to laro attacked Japan at an earlier date, becario becoming far more powerful than was compatibla with the interests of the United Stat

Wak

"I also recall how, after the conclusion of the peace with Rusin, Japanese popular fosi-

ing was directed primarily against America.

Somo years later there came the toneion cased by the schools controversy la California, and subsequently there were other points of disputes antil the voyage of the American Root

practically nothing has been done, and the erection of fortifications require more time than the construction of half a dozen battleships. In the same way Amerion has neglected the for tification of the port of Gaam, of Tatuila, and also of the ports and more strategic points ou the American Pacific Coast, including the south-western cenat of Alaska and the peninsula which projects itself into the group of the Alaution Filandy.

**Lering

the Amorian coast out of cou- sideration, it is clear that Japan, by seizing all the strategically important islands belonging to the United States in the Pacific Cosan, could cronte a permisment and unalterable advantage for horaelť.”

CHURCH SERVICES.

Pez Church Holy Communion (9 am: every. Sunday.

SAINT Jour's Cathedral-April 16th. En tər Evon, song and Reading, &30pm. Easter Day (Choral), 7.45 am, (and 8 am, at the Peak Church). Matics. 11 8.m. Bely Communion. 11.45

am. Proscher: The Lord. Pishop of Victoria, Evonsong and Sermon, 65 pm. Preacher Row P.T. Johnson, M.A. April 15th Monday in Etor Week. Holy Communion, 8 Toly Communion. 5 s.m. April 18th Tuesday in Easter Week.

To-day being Good Friday, there will be a te flin Pacifle Ocean (ompararily produced or ing. Sevice at 11 o'l ok, and an Evening tranquillity, and led to the status quo agreeSrvice at 6 'o'ock at the St. Andrew's Church, mont for the Pacific Ocean and its coasts. Kowlson. The Preacher is the morning will be Japan was at the samo tins hard at work, the Lord Bnap f the Liocene building and modernising hor navy, and she was also short of money." In one worth, Japan was not ready for war,

ት.

Last year brought an event of great political importance in the successful netion of the United States Secretary of State, Mr. Philan

The

der C. Knox, whe failed to achieve his plan of neutralising the Manchurian Railway, agreement between Russia and Japan was the round of his petion, haigon St. Petersburg

and am inclined to think į that the trenty included al Tokyo contains gecrot clauses never yet pubs Thod. On the part of Amarina, a faverisa busto to fortify the Panama Canal Ins boon evident.

"It may well be asked why are all those proparations necessary, basmuso Jupay and America could very well Hira sijo be rido in, perfect penos. This is true, and yet not true. Just as the leading Japan daforetits have! roolised during recent years that suprentry in the waters of the Far East is a lito necessity to their country, so they are now convinced that Japan, as a great Power, caunot` continum lo exist nulis she possesses the absoluto naval. supremacy in the Pacille Ocena. This stató. ment may appear exaggerated, and thorafovs I will elaborate my argument in detall.s

PACIFIC SUPREMACY,

The desire to be supreme in the Parilic "Ocean is a logical result of Japan's efforts Le command the Chinese market. It is well known that for more than fru years, tel ticularly under Provident Faft and Mr. Khor. America has attempted ail possible means to achieve the commercial conest, safe tho Chinese market, and for this reason to bring about close political relations with China. One of the objects of the Panama Caual is also the congrest of the Chinese market by erviting & shorter way of communication between Autorica's Atantio ports and the Chinese coast,

For Japon it is a vital necessity to Yu tain the Chines markets for her own products, Japan's geographical position class 1 thuy Axintic Continent given füer a yatural en tago over other countries, but she does not Possess the enormous financial resources, nor, at present, the technical and commercial oficion- cy of the Americans. It must also be remom bored that the Philippines appear suitable for creating an American commercial use not for from the coast of China, whereby the advantages of Japan's geographical position would be coup. teructed. There is also the possibility that the Philippines may be transformed into

ly powerful American naval bass.

The

A warranted care for l required or entstitutio al Dis,

CLARKE'S tiges from the Urinary Organs

:

B. 41. PILLS.

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leo euro Grafol. Pains in the Back and all Kidney Disordera, Free from merenry.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESE, FRIDAY, APRIL 14rx, 1911.

Week.

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

'From April 14th to 20th, 1911.

HIGH WALES.

IT'kong

Menu

Time.

Height.

LOW WATER.

H'kong

Mean

Height

SWEDISH EAST ASIATIO

CO., LTD.

GOTHENBURG.

PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG (BUBJECT TO ALTERATION).

DESTINATION SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA and KOBE.. "PEKING“

DATE OF SAILINGS.

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6 2m

3 30

2 1

10 31

5 5

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3 55 2 3

11 8

5 1

3 39 1 7

Sun. 16 m 10 35

6 5m

4 178 6

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PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG, FOR VANCOUVER. B.C.. & SEATTLE

VIA

AND JAPANESE

PORTS.

SHANGHAI

Steamers

Tons

Captain

To Sail on or About

REGISTER.

SUVERIC

KUMERIC

6,232

F. 8. Cowley...

4th May.

24

6,252

G. B. McGill

30th May.

Hongkong Observatory, April 13th,

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30th June.

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FROM

EXPECTED. ON OR ABOUT

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TJITAREM...

PJIPAÑAS...

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First half of

To be followed by other Steamers of the Company at regular intervals, The Steamers of tho BANK LINE, LTD., carry Cargo on through Bills of Lading to all overland Common Points in the United States of America, and Canada, and also for the Chief Ports in Mexico, and Central and South America. Will onl! at AMOY and KEELUNG if ulcient indnnamont offers.

The Steamers of the Line are of the most modern type, bare excellent accommodation" for ateerage passengers and a limited accommodation for Cabin Passengers; they are atted throughout with Electric Light, the Luceria" sul "Urteria" also having Wireless Telegraphy. Special Arrangements have been made for Express Parcels to American and Canadian Points.

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Cargo carried on through Bill of Lading DELAGOA BAY, DURBAN (Natal) EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN with transhipment at COLOMBO.

PROPOSED SAILINGS.

FROM HONGKONG:

(Sailed)

FROM COLOMBE;

S.S. DUNERIC. 9.8. KATANGA

14th April. 12th May.

18th April

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JAVA

JAPAN

JAVA

JAVA

JAVA

Second half of A pril Second half of April Second half of April Second half of, April First half of May First half of

May

JAVA

JAVA

JAPAN

JAVA

JAVA

SHANGHAI

JAVA

Apri

Second half o.

April

Second half of.

April

8.3. MATOPPO

Second half of

April

Second half of.

May First half of

May First half of

Mey

Telephone No. 780. Hongkong, 7th April, 1911.

The Steamers are all fitted throughout with Electric Light and have accommodation for limited number of Saloon Passengers, and will take Cargo "to all Netherlands-Indian Peris on through Bills of Lading.

Japanese know very well that the Unit, TJILIWONG ed States possess the financial means be expand this American riasy to any extent, sud that TJIMAHI Japan cannot hope to compete in respect to ex- penditure. It is therefore all the more import teat for Jupin to deprive America of her bases in the Pacific Ocean before the Ameri en Beet grows to such an orbent that itg superiority to the Japanese navy is overwhelmi ing. Apart from thus Philippines, I refer in this connection to the Hawaiian Islands, which occupy a commanding strategical position in the centre of the Pacific Ocean, and also to the American Samoan Islands and to the island of Gam in the Marintins Group.

HAWAUAN BLANDS.

*With regard to the Hawaiian Islands, it is oflen forgotten that Japan protested against their antaxation by America in 1890; and that The Japanese Goverument has iver withirawo this formal-protest. Japan was not When in position to prevent the samoxation, but sinen that in Japanese emigration has been systematically directed towards the Hawaiian Innls. To-day there are approximately 65,000 Japanese in the islands, and for some unaccount able reason only almnt 1,000 American troops. It has been ascertained that at regular intervals those Japanes residents in these islands who ars too old for militry service return to their own country and are replaced by yanngor men capable of bearing urns,

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Taking

this fnet into consideration we must admit the accuracy of General Homer Lua's statoment that the Japanese are in a position to conquer the Hawaiian Islands from within.~~~ It is true that there has been talk of fortification plane, especially for Pearl Hovan, but so far

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN. -

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DESTINATION

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COPENHAGEN and BALTIC PORTS SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA and KOBE...

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May 19

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June 2

June 10

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Leave HONGKONG

Tonnage

about

* BORNEO

4600

April

• SICILIA

6700

May

17

July

4600

May

31 July

6700

June

14

July

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19 Juno

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about

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SHIPPING IN PORT.

STEAMERS

ANGRIN, German str., 1,001, Hinkwitz, 12th April-Pongkok and Swatow 11th April, Rica-Butterfield & Swire.

ASARI MARU, Japoneso, str., 1.749, Nakano, 11th April-Moji 5th April, Coal-Mitrai Bassan Kaisha..

ASIA British str., 2936, H., Gankroger, 11th

April-Sau Frauoisro 15th March. General -P. M.-S. S. Co.

BANRI MARU, Japanose str., 2,569, Y. Mano, 8th April-Kamis 2nd April, Coal- Mitani Bussan Kalaba.

BUNDAI MANU, Juanese sir, 2,000. T. Miya- anki, 6th April-Miiko 1st April, Coal -- Mitsui Bussan Knishin,

BUTO MARU, Japanese str., 3.232. K. Hashino- to 4th AprilCoriol, Coal and M'die Toyo Kaisha Kaisha.

CATHAY, Danish str., 2,649, FT. Kruse, 21st.

March-Port Said 15th Feb., General Melchors & Co.

CHENAN, British str., 1,350. W. Lloyd Jones, 12th April-Shanghai, 9th April, Genoral -Butterfl $ Swire

CHEONGSHING, British str., 1,220. V. MeLiddell, 10th April-Tientsin 3vt April, General

Jardine Matheson & Co.

CHICAGO MARE, Japanese str., 3,833, 1. Glofo, 11th April-Tacoma in pogis 4th March,

aaka hosen Kaisha..

CHILDAR, Norwegian str. 1.102. N. Hjorth, 11th April-Bangkok 3rd and Swatow 10th April, Rice-Angaard, Thoresen & Co. CHITO MARC Japanese str. 7,250, Wat. Woodas Grame, 4th April-San Francisco March, Mails, Gomoral and Merchandise Toya Kisen Kaisha,

8th

DALEN MA

Jap. str. 893 Y. Yanianioto,- JAKU, 12th April Tamsui, Amor and Swatow 11th April. General-Osaka Shosen Kaisha.- DUFFARIN, British transport, 6,390, W. B. Huddleston. 11th April---Pambay th April.

FooKRAN, British stv. 1937. T. A. Mitchell, 11th April-Moji. 6th April, Geistol- Jardine, Matheson & Co.

FUKUI MARG, Jap: str., 3,097, H. Tominaks, 12th April Woji ih April, Coal-Mitsui Bussan Keisha

FURURA MARU, Japanese str., 1946. S. Kuma

wuki, 6th April-Meji 31st March, Coal-~ Mitsu Bishi Goshi Kwaslun.

HAITAN, British str., 1,183. J. S. Roach, 12th April-Facebo, Amoy and Swatow 10th April, General-Donging. Empraik & Co. HANYANG, British str. 1.277. G. 1. Spink, 8th Munch-Tsingtai, Chefos und Weihaiwei 23rd Mar, Salt, &c.-Butterfeld & Swies HEITO MARC. Japanese str. 240. Summers, 5th April-Singapore 24th March, Ballast. -Mitsui Bressan, Kaishn

KeoNowAL German str., 1.115, J. Küller. 8th April Bangkok 30th March, Rics-Fittin terfield &

Swiro Kow100N; Gerijas str... 3,459. M. Vesper, 2nd

-Chinking 27th Marsh, General

Amerika Linio, KULICHOW, British air., 1,205. Forsyth, Sth Aprilie 20 April, General Butter

1 & Swire. KEANGSEE,

Chiese 141465.-Liveolo; 8th- April-Shanghai 4th April. General →→ C. M. 3. N. Co.

LAERTER, British sir.. 1,340. Frampton, Jel April-Saigon 29th March, General, and Rice-Wo Fat Sing.

LOONGMOON. German Str. 1.971. W. Vigalu,

3rd Apri Suigoh 30th March. Rise Hamburg Amerika Linis. LYEEMOON, German str... 2,000, v Pilgrim, 10th April-Saigon 7th April, General- Hamburg-Amerika Linin

MACHEW, German atc., 1.234, Wolff, 29th March-Bangkok 19th March, Rice and Meal-Buisorfield & Swire

MANDANAN MAPU. Japane str, 3,245, T. Ota, 28 March-Mike 22nd March, Coal -Miteni Bussan Kuishw

MATHILDE. Gorman at 831. Che Ullerup. 11th April--Haiphong and Hoflow 10th Aprica and Gruarol Jebsen & Co. MONTEAGLE. British str., 6.163. W. Darison. 2nd April-Vancouver 6th March, Lamber And Salt Fish-Canadian Pacio Railway Co.

NIKKO MARU, Japanese str. 3,459, M. Yazi, 11th April-Yokohama and Nagasaki 7th April, Gesoral-Nippon Yasen Kaishe. OANFA, British atr., 5,810, W. Copa Lycett, 24th March-Victoria via Japan 22nd Feb., General Butterfield & Awiro.

PONUTONG, Gordan str., 998, Botefuhr, 8th

April-Saigon 4th April, Rice - Order.

PROMETHEUS. Norwegian str., 1,025, W. Jonsen, 7th April-Hongay 5th April, Coal-Angan. Thorase & Co.

RAJAK Gerumt,-1,275, H. C. Beher, 5tir

April Bangkok 24th March Rice and Teak wood-Baitorfold & Swire SAINT PATRICK, British str. 2,693, J. Furtay, 12th April Shanghai 9th April, Goneval -Dodwell & Co.

SARANA, British str., 1,235. F. W. Gray, 5th April-Palo Samba 29th March, Kerosene -Standard Oil Co

SIGNAL, Gorman str., 907, J. Loersen. 9th April-Straits and Hoihow 8th April, Jebron & Co.

STANDARD, Norwegian str., 894, A. B. Bull. 31st March--Saigon 25th March, Rise and Paddy-Order.

STRATHLYON, British str., 2846, J. R. Shaw, 11th April-Portland via Japan ports 6th March, Flour aud Timber--P: &A. S.S Co.

STRATHTAY, British str., 7.850, A. M. Kinnan, 12th April Slaghai 8th April, General —— Bank Line, Ltd.

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TAMON MARU, Japanese str. 2.263; Y. Fujita, 1st April-Mike 27th Marob, Coal-Vitam Busson Kaisha. TELEMACHUS, Britisk str., 1340, Fraser, 8th -Saigon 4th April, General-Wo Tuordie, wegian str., 1,091, J Jurgensen, 7th April-Baugkok vin Swatow 28th: March. Rice-Aagari, Thoresen & Co. Tisi, Datch str., 2828, H. Koops, 14th

March-Macassar and Billiton 5th-March Sugar and General-Java-Chins Japan Lijn. TexasHING, British str., 1015, R. W. Ritchier 6th April-Shanghai 2nd and Swatow 5th April Jardine, Matheson Co. YAWAPA MARU, Japanese str.. 1,234 Sakuma, 5 April-Milke 30th Mar., Coal--Mitsui Bakean Kaisha.

Yoessand, British str.. 1.128. F. H. Rolfe 11th April-Manila Bih April, Genoral-- Jariline, Matheson & Co.

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