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Prog
Barometer
Wind
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Temperature.
Humidity.
Direction.
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Force.
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Oshima
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Pescadores...
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1-30 06:
30,15-
30.19
NW 2-
12 30.098
1 30.15
30.16
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7: 30,00 85
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30.02 61 NND
THE "WILHELMINA'S " CARGO:
EXPLANATION BY SIR E. GREY.
USE OF NEUTRAL FLAGS PHELD.
The Foreign Office made public, on the 21st alt two bemoranda in reply to representa tions of the United States Government on the seizure of the cargo of the Wilhelmina and the use of the American flag by the Lusitania.
In the first Sir E. Grey refers to the Ger man decrce for the control of all supplies of grain and flour, and the fact that imports were excepted only after the seizure of the cargo of the Wilhelmina. He notes other grounds of justification for the submission of When we charged the Hans and ruted the cargo to a Prize: Court, going to prove that Germany has made little or no distinc them in disorder (ho writes) you bet the tion between civilians and combatants in her Irish Guards are getting their own back conduct of the war by sea and land. Finally, Now on that dete I took some of our he renews the intimation that the British up to a very important position of theirs Government may herealtor declare foodstuffs and took it from them, capturing their absolute contraband, and trusts that such machine gun and killing some of their action will not be challenged by neutral gunners and toicing a few prisonem, The States. Huns lost terribly. Wo had only a few casualties.
On the 6th we attackend them again with a bayonot chargo and took all their tranches, which we never expected to do: but when the Irish Guards charge they do charge, and the Huns know You would laugh if you saw as chasing them, moving them down by the hundred. Our men would follow them to Ber'in if they
were loft.
THE REAL STORY.
A vivid account, which pats O'Leary's achievement in a very different light, was related to Daily Mail representative recently by Company Quartermaster Sergeant J. G. Lowry, of the Irish Guarda. The fight occurred near the famous La Bassée brickfield
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8. It is unnecessary here to dwell upon the- treatment that has been meted out to the civil population of Belgium, and those parta of France which are in Garman occupation When Goruany, long before any mines had been laid by British authorities, procented to now minea, upon the high, sens, and, by this means, sunk a considerable number not only of British but also of neutral merchants men with their unoffending crows, it was, so his Majesty's Government hold, open to tliem if such to take retaliatory measures, even mehsures were of a kind to involve pressure on the civil population not indeed of neutral States but of their enemies. They rofrained from doing
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9. When, aubsequently, English towns and defenceless British subjects, including wonen. and children, were deliberately and systems- tically fired upon and killed by ships flying. the flag of the Imperial German Navy, when quiet country towns and villages, void of defences, and possessing no military or naval importans, were bombarded Gerning airships, his Majesty's Government still alistained from drawing the bgical con- sequences from this form of attack on de- fenceless citizens. Further steps in the sumie direction are now announced, and in fact have already been taken, by Germany, In the second Memorandum Sir E. Grey British merchant vessels have been torpedoed argues that the use of noutral fings by British at sight without any attempt being made to mercantile ships in order to avlod capture is give warning to the crow, or any opportunity one supported generally by precedent in the being given to save their lives; a torpedo practice of other countries in time of war, has been fired against a British hospital ship and now especially justified owing to the in daylight; and similar treatment is threat- German decision to sink such merchantmen oned to all British merchant vessels in at sight in defiance of international law. Ho futuro as well as to any neutral ships that counders that in these circumstances the may happen to be found in the neighbour. fairly ask the British Government to order United States Government could not hood of the British Isles.
merchantmen to forego this means of escaping destruction. At the same time he denies that the Government intends to advise merchantmen to use foreign flags as a general practier.
•The communication made by the United States Anbassador in his note to Sir Edward Grey of the 16th instant has been carefully, considered, and the following observations are offered in reply
· KEPRISALS FORESHADOWED,
10. Faced with this situation his Majesty's Government.consider it would be altogether unreasonable that Great Britain and her Allies should be expected to remain inde- finitely bound, to their grave detriment, by rules and principles of which they recográze the justice if impartially observed as between belligerents, but which are at the present moment openly set at defiance by their The British and French artillery
2. At the time when his Majesty's Govern-enemy. said Quartermaster-Sergeant Lowry.
11. If therefore his Majesty's Government opened fire on the brickfeld. My comment gave directions for the seizure of the pany was ordered from our trench to cargo of the steamship Wilhelmina as should hereafter feel constrained to declare keep up a hot rifle and machine gun fir contraband they had before them the text of foodstufe absolute contraband, or to take the decree made by the German Federal other measures for interfering with German aeroes the German touches and points Connell on January 25, under article 45, of trade, by way of reprisals, tifoy confidently Our business was to wake the which all grain and Hour imported into expect that such action will not be challenged onemy keep their heads down, so intter Germany after January 31 was declared on the part of neutral States by appeals to how much they were trouble by the deliverable only to certain organizations laws and usages of war whose validity rests artillery. ANAT
under direct Government control or to on their forming an integral part of that municipal authorities. The vessel was bound system of international doctrins which as for Hamburg, one of the Fico Cities of the whole their enemy frankly boasts the liberty German Empire, the government of which is and intention to disregard, so long as anch ested in the municipality. This was one of neutral States cannot compel the German the reasons actuating his Majesty's Govern Governsent to abandon methods of warfare ment in deciding to bring the cargo of the which have not in recent history boen Wilhelmina before the Prize Court.
regarded as having the sanction of either law or bumanity.
of cover.
The diversion wo and the artillery caused led the Germans to expect some thing was going to happen from car direction, and they devoted particular attention to our trench. After the rain of bullets and shrapnel had been kept up for twenty minutes, No. 1 Company if (O'Leary's) was let louse on our left. Ther came out of the trenches with a yall bayonots fixed, and went for the enemy at the doubles
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They had from 100 to 150 yards to travel, and they went at a tide pace, bus were easily outstripped by Lance Corporal O'Leary, as he then was. He over looked to see if his mates wera com ing, and he must have done pictly near even time over that patch of ground. When he got near the end of one of the Gorman truches be dropped, and so did many others a long way behind hira. The enemy had discovered what was up.
PICKED
OFF THE CREW.
“A machine gun was O'Leary's mark. Before the Germans could manage to slew it round and meet the charging me O'Leary picked off the whole of the fire of the machine gun crew, and leaving some of his mates to come up and rapture the gun, he dashed forward to the second barricade, which the Germans were quit ting in a hurry, and shot three more.
Some of the enemy who couldn't get away quick enough faced our men, but sary little bayonet work was needed. The majority did not wait, and we picked off a good lot of them from our trench as they left their holes, ge
"I had a job in keeping my men in the trench. Why can't we go acres? they shouted to me, and I wanted to go as much as they did. We oon understood how necessary it was to keep up the steady fire. We acnally lost more men than the storming party.
"The brickfield was won inside half an hour. We went forward and occupied the German trenches and prepared for a counter-attack, but none came
O'LEARY'S PRISONERS:
LIBEL ACTION BY A CHINESE ACTRESS.
GERMAN PRACTICES.
USE OF NEUTRAL FLAGS.
"LUSITANIA'S" CAPTAIN UPHELD, The Memorandum on the use of the Staus
The memorandum communicated on Febru
a Information has only now reached then that by a subsequent decree, dated February 6 the above provision in article 45 of the previous decren was repealed, it would appear for the express purpose of rendering difficult the anticipates proceedings against the Wilhelmina. The repeal was not known to his Majesty's Government at the time of and Stripes by the Lusitania is as follows:- detention of the cargo, or, indeed, until now..
4. How far the ostensible exception of imary 11 balla attention in courteous and ported supplies from the general Government friendly terms to the action of the captain of monopoly of all grain and flour set up by the the British steamship Lusttanke in raising German Government may affect the question the flag of the United States of America of the contraband nature of the shipment when approaching British waters, and says seed is a matter which will most suitably that the Government of the United States feel a certain anxiety in considering the be investigated by the Prize Court.
possibility of any general use of the ing of the United States by British vessels travers- 5. It is, however, necessary to sinta that ing. those waters, since the effect of such the German decree is not the only ground on policy might be to bring about a menace to cargo of the the lives and vessels of United States citizens. which the submission of the
It was understood that the German helmint to a Prize, Court is justified.Government had announced their inten- The German Government have in public announcements claimeel to treat practically tion of sinking British merchant vessels every town or port on the English east coast at sight by torpedoes, without giving as a fortified place and base of operations. any oppertunity of making any provision On the strength of this contention they have for saving the lives of non-combatant crewa and passengers. It was in consoquenes subjected to bombardment the open towns of this threat that the Zustand mised the of Yarsouth, Scarborough, and Whitby, United States fing on her inwsid voyage among others. On the same ground, a num ber of neutral vessels sailing for English On her subsequent outward voyage a request ports on the east coast with cargoes of goods was made by the United States passengers on the German list of conditional contraband who were embarking on board her that the United States flag should be hoisted, pre have been seized by German cruisers and brought before the German Prize Court, sumably to ensure their safety. Meanwhile Again, the Dutch vessel faria, having sailed the memorandum from your Excellency had been received his Majesty's Government did from California with a cargo of grain con- signed to Dublin and Belfast, was sunk in not give any advice to the company as to September last by the German cruiser how to meet this requeat, and it is understood This could only have been that the Lusitante left Liverpool under the Karlsruhe.
the
British fag cargo justified if, among other things, could have been proved to be destined for the British Government or armed forces and it a presumption to this effect had been established owing to Dublin or Belfast being considered a fortified place or a base for the armed forces.
It seems unnecessary to say more. as regards the Lusitania in particular. In regard to the use of foreign flage by mer- chant vessels, the British Merchant Shipping Act makes it clear that the use of the British flag by foreign merchant vessels is permitted in time of war for the purpose of escaping capture. It is believed that, in the case of sine ether nations, there is a similar recogni- tion of the same practice with regard to their flags, and that none have forbidden it. would therefore, be unreasomble to expect his Majesty's Government to pass-legislation forbidding the use of foreign lage by British merchant vessels to avoid capture by the enemy,
crews, cargots,
It
"O'Leary came back from his killing us cool as if he had been for a walk in the
6. The German Government cannot have park, and accompanied by two prisoners Ire had taker. He probably saved the is both ways. If they consider themselves Hal that fastshed in destroying by bombardment the lives of a whole company. machine gun gul stewed round No. 1 Com-lives and property of peaceful civil inhabit. pany might have basa ncurly wiped out. ants of English open, towns and watering Hongkong Observatory, March 31st,
any ears joined us about these places, and in seizing and sinking ships and Previous Ou Tata On Daten After lils three stars ter cargoes of conditional controland on the way Dayat MA vice in the battalion he went to Canada thither, on the ground that they were con
2 pm.
and joined the North-West Mounted signed to a fortified place or base, a fortieri
WHERE THE RESPONSIBILITY LIES, Polio Although he is a que and un- his Majesty's Government must be at liberty 2002
assuming chip he has many good tales to to treat Hamburg, which is in part protected
Now that the German Guernment have tell about his adventurous life out West. by the fortifications at the mouth of the
Elbe, as a fortified town and a base of opera announced their intention to sink merchant I don't think hy is twenty-five yati 6
tions and supply for the purposes of article He seemed surprised that his ecin-
and papers, a proceeding rades thought he had done something 31 of the declaration at London. If the easels at sight, with their on-combatant
owners of the carge of the Willeming desic hitherto regarded by
of the opinion wonderful.”
to question the validity in international law the world not as wir, but as piracy, it is felt of this action taken by order of his Majesty's that the United States Government could Government, they will have every opportun- not firly as the British Government to ity of establishing their case in due course order British inerchant vessels to forego the before the Prize Court, and his Majesty's Cov-mean-always hitherto permitted -- of escap ernment would, in this connection, recall the ing not only capture, hat the much worse The first libel case to ba brougat against attention of the United States Government to fato of sinking and destruction Great the consideration put forward in Sir E. Grey's Britau has always, wherr nestral, accorded a newspaper by an actress in China is note to Mr. Page of the 10th instant us to to the vessels of other States it war liberty impending, according to the Peking Daily
the propriety of awaiting the result of Prize to use the British flag asa micans of protec News. bliss Lit Hsi-kuci, wie is vero Court proceedings before diplomatic action tion gainst capture, and instances are on nized to be the most famous actress cow is initiated. It will be reinembered that record when United States ressols availed performing in Peking, is the plaintiff. Ever since her second visit to Peking to they have from the outset given a dennite play in the Sooching Theatre outside of assurance that the owners of the Wilhelmina, Chicamen, Liu Hsi-kuci bas enjoyed as well as the owners of her cargo, if found great popularity and hor monthly salary to be contraband, would be equitably
indemnified. has risen from $1,200 to $2.000, The theatre was every day packed on recount NO INTERFERENCE WITH FOOD CARGOES, of her presence. Recently, samo persons 7. There is one further observation to which have found fault with her and fouis Majesty's Government think it right, and tributed articles against her to the Theatrical News. These articles were taken exception to by Liu Eauci, her mother and the owner of the theatre by which she is now engaged. Two days
on account of their carrying foodstuffs, except lity and character of a merchant vessel before ago, Liu's mother and a party of ten on the basis of such foodstul's being liable, capturing is, and fortiers before sinking persons of apparently low class entered to capture if destined for the enemy forces and destroying it has been universally the office of the Theatrical News, and or Governments. In so acting, they has recognized. If that obligation is fulfilled, demanded from the editor of the paper teen guided by the general principle, of late hoisting a neutral flag on board & British the names of the contributors by whom universally upheld by civilized nations, and vesse cantot possibly endanger, men the articles which in her opinion were observed in practice, that the civil popula shipping; and the British Government hold defamatory in nature were written.
tions of countries, at war are not to be that loss to neutrals is caused by disregard editor refused to give them the names exposed to the treatment rightly reserved of this obligation, it is upon the enemy A quarrel casted and police were called fer combatants. This distinction has to all vessel disregarding it and upon the Govern- to intervene. Both parton were then intents and purposes been swept away by ment giving orders that it should be dis- taken to the Police Court and the actress the novel doctrines prochimed and acted reganed that the sole responsibility for mother declared that she is going to upon by the German Government.
injury to neutrals ought to rest.. institute a libel case against the editor,
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 1st to 7th April, 19.5,
HIGH WATER
B'kong.
Mean
Time
bonili
LOW WATER-
H'kong. Mean Time
Height
m.ft, in hit in. Thore. 1m 9 17 6 3 37 18 110.6 23 55 10 fzi.
29.50 68 4722 11 16 8 5 6 4 4808 Fatur. 3m 10 28 71 m 4 35 2 7 25.450 8 Ban 40.26 4 m 5031 a 11.11-7 - 649a1 0 Mon. 15 m2/73 64-45 2036 00 698 6.1 2 6m 336-450 m 5 36/38
0-59: 66
313
Tuss
Wed,
7 No infer high or low water
232 64
13
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themselves of this facility during the Ameri- can civil war. It would be contrary to fair expectation if now, when the conditions are reversed, the United States and neutral nations were to grudge to British ships liberty to take similar action The British Govern- ment have no intention of advising their merchant shipping to use foreign dags as a general practice, or to resort to them other- appropriate in the present connection, to give wise than for escaping capture or destrue-
pression. They have not, so far, declared tion.
They The obligations upon a belligerent warship
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foodstuffs to be absolute contraband. baso not interfered with any neatral vessels to ascertain definitely for itself the nationa
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