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WHAT IS WRONG WITH

GERMANY?

A STARTLING CHANGE IN PUBLIC OPINION.

SEARCHING QUESTIONS FOR THE KAISER.

[BY BOBERT FALCONER IN THE LONDON DAILY EXPRESS,'']

AMSTERDAM, What is wrong! Something must be wrong. What is it

According to a distinguished neutral who has just come from Germany, whore ho has been travelling for the last three weeks, these are the words one hears from millions of German lips. N

My informant-whose name I give you privately-is a Roumanian citizen, and a prominent Bukharest business man.. I have known him for years as a man of judgment and moderation, and his revelations as to the state of public opinion in Germany after more than one exceptional interest and importance. hundred days of war are therefore of quite

"

You must not believe," he said to me. that sixty-ûre million Germans have become mad or simply idiotic on account of this war.

A good many of them have retained their intelligence and their clear judgment. And to these people, in spite of all the Wolff victories, a few things are quite obvious. Let us sum them up

After one hundred daye war: 1-Germany has not beaten France nor

occupied Paris. 2-Germany has not beaten Russia nor odcupied Warsaw or Petrograd. 3.-Germany has not beaten England

nor occupied London.. 4-German has not even occupied the

whele of Belgium:. Now, these are facts, and even the Wolff Bureau has had to face them.

KAISER'S BOAST.

IVAN IVANOVITCH,

SKETCH OF THE RUSSIAN

MAN-OF-ARMS

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Talu. task, and that every thing would be frora wounds which would be inevitably

Antung. settled-war, peace, and indemnity fatal to a more western civilisation. He Munchurian before Christmas.

Trado Ctres. Shansi. On August 5th the can hear greater cold and greater priva Kaiser, opening the session of the tions of food and from exposure than any

Newchwang. Reichstag, said, in his farewell to the other Earopean. The generally accepted Dairen. members of the House.

rule that it is fatal to sleep in snow does Port Arthur. not seem to apply to the Russian, and he Chefoo bathes with impunity in water coated with Weibaiwei. ice. These qualities are likely to stand Tsingufu." the armies of the Tsar in good stead Mukden. during the campaign in the Polish Shanghai. winter and to give them an advantage Swatow. over their less robust opponents of the Austrian and German armies.

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"Nothing of the kind has happened; the German armies have not only been beaten back, stopped, and more than decimated, but they have established a record of barbarity and crime which is probably without an equal in history. What is it that is wrong!

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"Formerly every one used to have very much to say about our victorious armies, our righteous cause, and there extravagant cocksureness about the

When will this terible war be over shall be ruined if this goes on a fortnight longer, Let us hope that a decent peace can soon be arranged, for

for we really don't hate our enemies.

This is what I heard everywhere This indicates some change. How could it be otherwise! The change is not only perceptible in conversation, but also in mien and attitude.

TEARS AND MOURNING.

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"Large cities like Magdeburg, Drosden, and many others are absolutely shrouded in silence and darkness after 8p.m.; there are no signs of amusement, nor even of life. In fact, there are tears every where. Though the Pan-Germans had boisterously declared it by be improper to mourn for relatives and friends who had fallen on the held of honour, the hundreds of thousands of widows this war has already made in Germany cannot help themselves. They must cry and wear crape, even if the Reventlows and the Bernhardis think it contrary to their ethics of patriotism.

"The long processions of women in mourning, the continual sight of wounded, and of Red Cross vans racing through citice leaving a spiritual trail of blood behind them, the increase in food prices, and, worse than all, the absence of victories-all this is enough to drive the German people to despair. And it must do so one day,

War;

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him; some of it is stopped en route in the pockets of various officials. However, bat he does get is usually ample to support the soldier in a fit condition for Seoul.

The greater part of the poorer Chemulpo. Russians are very nearly-vegetarian. The Kunsan.. vegetable soups, porridge, beans and rye diet is largely composed of brend. The rank and file are entitled to half a pound of meat per day; those of them who become "djenshiks (employed Hanoi.

Haiphong. mon) generally get a more genorous fare. One of the reasons assigned by the medical Tonkin Provinces. Quinton. authorities for the undoubted greater. percentage of Russian soldiers who recover from battle wounds is the fact that most of them are practically vegetarians.

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Annam.

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Chinoampo. Songchin.

Tourane. Saigon. Cambodge.

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BANGKOK. MALAY STATES,

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Cebu.

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Perak.

STEAITS SETTLEMENTS. NETHERLANDS INDIA.

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East Coast of Sumatra, Navan SquaDRONĖ.

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toratza" or comrades, whikt, in return the soldier addresses even his commanding Negri Sembilan. officer as " brother." On holidays and fast days it is customary for the officers Kelantan. to entertain their men and the relationship Singapore, Penang, Malacon, Prov. Wellesley. on these occasions is of the most friendly description. In spite, however, of this friendly spirit between officers and men Batavia. discipline is enforced by a military code Ruitenzorg. of the most rigorous description, Offences which in other European armies would be punished by imprisonment or expulsion British. On that day things will look dark from the army are in Rusia punished by French. not for the Germans as a nation (for Ithe death penalty. The fact is that the believe the German nation to include, Russian, accustomed to hardships and like all nations, a silent majority, of decent people and a noisy and influential mirority of rascals), but it will look dark for militarism and for the Hohenzollerns. People who they are no longer terrorised by the threat of being shut or crushed under the jackhoot will ask questions.

SIATICRED PLANS.

They will then ask why the Kait personally ordered the invasion of Belgium,

why the Kaiter refused to give advice of moderation in Vienna, why war was dechired on France, why the revoll in the Transvaal was financed by Berlin banks, and many enero questions not less searching, interesting, or instructive

more than half a fatalist, does not look upon death as we do. This callousness and indifference to death is a fine asset in the making of an ideal soldier. Men who posser it, when well led and trained, become well nigh invincible.

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Besides the naual Alphabetical List of Firas the Directory gives the CLASSIFIED Since their last war the Russians have LISTS of TRADES and PROFESSIONS at improved the marksmanship of their the larger Commercial Centres. army very greatly. But the soldier-still- pins his faith on the bayonet. His weight

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the

weapon. The bullet is a wayward arranged, with the Initials as well as the woman, but the bayonet is a strong Surnames, in strictly Alphabetical Order,

," is a favourite army saying. To so that any name can be found instantly, The German people will also have accustom himself to the balance of his

THE MAPS AND PLANS a right to ask why, in spite of the treme - rille with the bayonet fixed the Russian dous financial sacrifece they made for infantryman marches always with fixed of the principal ports in the Far East harc their fleet, this fleet was unable either to bayonet, a practice which has on several been engraved by one of the most eminent. face that of Great Britain or at least to occasions betrayed his whereabouts to an Finns in Great Britain and are annually. keep open, the commercial roads lea-fing

enemy from the sun's rays being reflected corrected and brought up to date. to Hamburg and Bremen why

The CHRONICLE covers the notable events together with the Texts of all the most Fimportant Treaties concluded with

countries of Eastern Asia, the various Of recent years. " the ass "of the saying Customs Tarifs, Trade Regulations, Chan- quoted at the commencement of this article bars of Commerce, Beales of Commissions has realised that he is an ass" and has Consular and Court Fees, Hongkong Stamp gone to school. The army officer has begun Duties, Postal Guide, Signal Codes, Chinese They will ask why so many chang sto believe that war is an art requiring Festivals, Tables of Money, Weights and have taken place of late among the heads much study. The professional standards Measures and other Commercial Information. of the General Staff, and why General to be reached by the officer have been made

The CHRONICLE · and DIRECTORY; vou Moltke who is responsible for very much more difficult of attainment though condensed in every possible manner, Germany's shattered plan of campaign, is The results to the Russian army must be contains every year more pages. reported ill's, and finally, why the infinitely better leading. War experience It was years ago universally pronounced to German air floot, which was said to be will improve the knowledge of the leaders be the cheapest work of the kind anywhere like everything German, the strongest in the world, has done nothing in this war still further. This and the fact that the except throw bombs on undefended cities stubborn courage of the rank and fle will stead of trying to keep British aviators never admit of relinquishing a fight which from the Zeppelin, sheds of Düsseldorf appeals to their patriotism will make the and from the Kaiser's private headquar. Rassian army more formidable the longer

tho war is prolonged. ters near Thielt,

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