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THE HONGKONG. DAILY PRESS, MONJA JANUARY 4TH, 1915,

WAR NEWS.

CERMANATRED OF ENGLAND.

IN PREPARATION.

THE GERMAN PRESS ON THE LOSS describing German hatred of England, THE

OF KIAOCHOW.

The Hanblad's Berlin correspondent,

says the Gens pity the French and the Russians, rding them as dures of a The pan German Deutsche Tages Zei mistaken by. They cherish hatred lung says that The Gormans will never against Ed alone, because, according forget Kinochow, and will never cease to to the vie the German Government, regard it as their lawfully acquired pro-which is std by the German public, she porty which has been stolen from them by might andght to have prevented the nians of wily raids engineered by two European and did not owing to her Powers whoif they will think of only with lust of ga The feeling of hatred grow hatred,

still greathen it appeared that the English Canent caused the Japanese Governme attack Tsingtau, a course of action which England is unable to beneath which after the war can only be Judicial to her. For the Japanese Germans have no hatred, only disda.

The Kolnische Zeitung says:-"It is inconceivable that all we have dono at Tsingtao shall be lost. We are convinced that victory will bo vouchsafed to our heroes, who are fighting and bleeding in the west and in the east and on the sea for Germany's existence and honour. When we have settled accounts with our adversaries in Europo we shall know how to avenge Tsingtao. The heroes who have died there, on Chinese soil, for the Father land, have not given their lives in vain, The sad that they have sown will spring up, and German's power and prestige will be greater, also in the Far East, than they wore before."

It hurts the Kreur Zeit ung to remember that the Japanese learnt all their war strategy and tactics from Germany, and are now ungrateful enough to turn against

Five hed English prisoners, the correspon adds, count for more in Berlin th000 French, so bitter against the Britig public feeling, to which is ascribed severe measures which have been takagainst British residents in Germany

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ORDER OF THE DAY, KO. 1.

Soldiers of the Indian Army Corps,

We have all tend with pride the gracious message of his Majesty the King-Emperor to his troops from India.

On the eve of going into the field to join our British comrades, who have covered

themselves with glary in this great war, it

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Her engin fragments: the world is free, Queen fraters shall float U 9, King of air shall ride Z ..

MOERN SEA FIGHT.

PRENDI ISER'S FIGHT WITH AUSTRIAN

BASE AND SUBMARINES.

Peking.

Taku.

Antung.

Manchurian

Loppa Kowkiang. Samahui, Hankow Kongmoon, Yoshow Nanning.

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JAPAN AND FORMOSA,

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The cair and crew of a modera man-d-whave to keep their wits about Tokyo, them hefin engagement is on, according Yokohama, to incant given by a midshipman of Hyogo

the-nered action in which the big Kobe. From cilver Waldeck-Rousseau was the Shimonoseki. Tamsi.—' cent offraction in the Adriatic. The cruinna heading for Cattaro in the spal re of the morning, and was warnethat three submarines had stolen out to ether.

is our firm resolve to prove ourselves worthy of the honour which has been conferred on us as representatives of the Army of India.

In a few days we shall be fighting as has never hoed our good fortune to fight holore and against enemies who have a long history, Bat is their history as long as yours? You are the descendants of men who have been mighty rufers and great warriors for many centuries. You will never forget this. You will recall the glories of your race, Hindu and Mahomedan will be fighting side: by side with British soldiers and our gallant French Allies. You will be helping to make history. You will be the first Indian soldiers of the King-Emperor who will have They had scarcely broken when "an the honour of showing in Europe that the Austri biplane came sailing through Chomulpo. sons of India have lost none of their ancient the astraight towards the cruiser Kunsan, martial instincts and are worthy of the Hover at certainly not more than confidence reposed in, them.

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The eyes of your co-religionists and your 30 ft, y to starboard, abaft the bridge. Haiphong. Hué. fellow countrymen are on you From the Ad bomb just missed the port Tonkin Provinces. Quiahon. Himalayan Mountaing, the banks of the

quarte Ganges and Indus, and the plains of

At Same moment the look-out Hindustan, they are eagerly waiting for signal a submarine only 800 yards to Manila. the news of how their brothren conduct starbo. The submarine discharged a themselves when they meet the for. From torpedimost as soon as she was sighted, mosques and temples their prayors are but this had had time to shift her ascending to the God of all, and you will helm, i the deadly shaft went swirling answer their hopes by the proofs of your by nomore than 3 ft. from the stern. valour.

Beforehe submarine could make a You will fight for your King-Emperor and secondot the cruiser had blown away your faith, so that history will record the ita pepope, and another broadside must Perak. doings of India's sons and your children have de her, for she was never seen Nagri Sembilan. Johore. will proudly tell of the deeds of their again.Another submarine camo ancak Kelantan. fathers.

- James: Wix.coOCKS, Lieut.-General, Commanding Indian Army Corps. Camp, 10th October, 1914. VALUE OF THE DESTRUCTION

ZEEBRUGGE.

MORAL EFFECT IN GERMANY,

Sarawak, Brunei.

MALAY STATEN..

Solangor, Pabang

Kedah.

Trengganu. Perlis,

ing up the other side. destroyer Singapore, Penang, Malacca, Prov. Wellesley.

Ratavia...

endoured to draw the cruiser's fire while submarine crept in and dealt a day blow. The Waldeck-Korisseau Was it a match for the two of them, OF and anor harbour with a wasty, list

and holy after the destroyer turned Buitenzorg. to pet, hile the submarine dived to escap a torm of shell, and did not British. show tse! again.

The Times Naval Correspondent writ ing on the 25th alt.said:

ROSIN SAILORS DEVOTION.

SHO A CRUISE WAS SAVED.

Cozespolents of the Finnish news

French.

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The later nows about the destruction of Zeebrugge on Monday is very comforting. If there was any scheme in contemplation for making this a buse for torpedo attack, or a jumping-off place for a raid, the paper rept the heroic sacrifice of the bombardment by British ships has shown crew of a ussian picket-boat in order its fatility. It is officially stated that to so a tassian cruiser which was the extent of the damage done is unwitingly pproaching a mine in the unknown. From other sources, however, Gulf Fird. Realizing that it was. it is learnt that all the naval material. too lãe to stal danger, the boat deliber- which the Germans had brought there has wtely ushed the mine at full speed & ALPHABETICAL LIST of RESIDENTS boen destroyed. As a number of explö- torri explon followed. Six out of contains the names of over sions took place, it is fair to conclude that the crw of sen perished. The survivor, among the munitions blown up by the who as serely wounded, was awarded shells of the Fltet were the warheads of the dcoraticof St. George.. the torpedoes and mines for placing off the entrance to the harbour. As a naval base the port of Zeebrugge has been ren- j dered usclees.

Zeebrugge is about 15 miles north-east

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