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in fate of the carefully reasoned state- ments of Professor Ashley in his paper: No, blockade has yet been proclaimed
On the Economic Situation in Ger-
Hanghag rainfall for the 24 hours ending at any it will be difficult, it cught to in this war-not even by Germany who be impossible, for oven the most pessimis la this extent, had sufficient sense of tio of our readers to refuse credence to
The fervent for the 24 hours ending at nom today is follows
DISTRICT.
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INE. winds Hongkong & Neighbourhood, derate to fresh
Foss Channel
fine, [NK; winds, strong.
South coat of China between The maxs Hongkong and Lamooks. No. 1
Bouta art of China between [The shite ma
No. L Hongkong and Hainan...
CHINA COAST. METEOROLOGICAL
Btation.
REGISTER..
7TH APRIL, 1915, &M.
Wind
Hour.
Barometer
af Bes: Level.
Temperature.
Humidity.
Direction.
Feron.
Weber,
Vladivostok... 7 29.67 33 y NNW Nemuro Hakodate
68:29,57
29.65
waw
K
A Tokio po
NAW
29.72
Nagasali BERDO
29.88
Kagoshiman
29.78
Oatima.
29.85
Tahi'ja
Bonin Is. HĮ
Chefoo
Waibaloi...
30.07
Mr & Mrs H. &
Hamkow.........
H.
Johang
Mr T. 8. Wright
Kinking |
Changi
Bhangs ||
6 30.00
Brafor
Taiheku
5a. 80.07) 35
G
Taichu concom
90.90
NNW].2 o
Tainan
29,80
4r
59.86
NEW 76
D
N
130:02
PEAK
HOTEL..
Mz & Ms W. Arm-
strong
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Mrs Bowdler
Mr Back
Mr & Mrs Carmichael Mr. A. Cartwright Mr M. Cary
Mr & Mii Cigulli Mr Cousland Mr & Mm Chichten &
children
Col Darling
Mrs Elliot & children Major Faichine Mr & Mrs A. Findlay
Smith
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RA.MO
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Emith
Miss Skincer Mr C. Skolt
Gutzin****** Sharp Peak
Amoy
Koshua
Pescadores Cantor Hongkong... Gap Rooli vennes Macro ................. Wucher 9 Hathor Pakhoi........................ Panlied******* Torate.
Cape St. Jamen Apar Dagupan Manils... Legaspi Tacloban *** Doile
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8 STAZE OF WEATHER, 6 blue sky, a detached o'smi, i drizzling rain, E fog, z gloomy, k kai', lightsing, overenst, p passing showers, e Equal rrain, amon, & thunder, visibility, w dew (wit).
▼ BAIN in inches, ₺ tenths and hundredtür,
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, April 7th,
Previous On Date On Date
Day st
Baronster ***Seerat
at
at 2. p.m. am. 2pm
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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE
From 8th to 15th April, 1916,
HIGH WATER
Days
Month
N'kong,
Mean
Height
** 70
Height.
the view of the severity of the crisis in humour not to make herself ridiculous. that country on which I have so often at the blockade of the Turko Austro- insisted in these columns,
The Professor confirms what I have Hungaro-German Alliance is already always stated-namely, that the data on dose. The point is, whether it could le which the Germans based their first made more stringent by being formally, calculations na to the stocks of grain proclaimed. available were, in fact, very serious over-
This is due partly to the lack of neutral estimates to begin with, and that, thanks to the failure of the authorities to step rips to carry goods, on which stres has in at an earlier date with restrictive fan been laid in these columns, partly regulations, the state of affairs is now far to the fact that a great part of those com- word than it otherwise weed have become modities which our enemies reques to But in a paper of that nature the Pro purchase from abroad come from the the British Empire, or from the countries fessor alcarly could not truce, out actual influence which this admitted of our Allies. The only great producing. shortage must necessarily cert; he had States which are not at war are the States. to content himself with stating the of North and South America. Egures, and allowing his hearers to fill. The latest evidence of stringency is to in the picture they frame, cacit for be found in a message from a correspon- dent of the Morning Post in Constantin- himgelf.
A WIEN LOOK`ROUND.
I am under no such restrictions, how oplo, who says that, owing to the inferior over, and the picture as I pains it is type of coal available, the Goeben can a good deal less reassuring for the Gor now to longer make more than to knots. mans than even Professor Ashley's far He adds that the coal supply is so lew from rose-coloured anticipations. Mythat, before long, there will be no cleotri point is, that on a reasoned econanical city for light or trams, and no gas. statement of quantities available and their weekly consumption it is impossible
Let us bado a look round the world. for the statistician to take adequate Becount of the cumulative effect of the Beginning with the North Sea, Great fense of many people when the dread Britain shute out whatever she declares spectre of starvation looms in sight. contraband from Antwerp and the Gór
For this one must go to military man ports, as well as from the neutrad history, and note how human nature has ports of Holland and Denmark. She had always acted under similar circumstances only to declare other commodities cou where hunger, following military failure, traband to shut these out too. The next &possible door by which supplies for begins to threaten a vast ares-not single town or city.
Germany and Austria can enter is Italy, Here, again, British and French sea Fower, together with the Italian regula The classic examples will be found in ions, avails, or should assil, to stop the histories of the Northern Previnces contraband of war. The Austrian ports. of France during the years of 1913-181-4 on the Adriatic are firmly scaled by the when the knowledge of Napoleon's wan French Fleet.
A MAPOLEONTO. PAFÄLLEL.
were
ng power began gradually to core home to the villagers ant the small tiflers of But Greece might be an entrepôt the soil. The condtions then
through which goods could onter Turboy, singularly parallel to those now begin either by way of Sulonika-where it oing to prevail, and on the whole the would be difficult to stop contraband of heart of the German cultivator with war or through the ports of Asia Minor, which he must face the trouble before where innocent goods could, of course, b him is by no means as staunch or tolerantlanded. But are the Orecks going to help of suffering in this twentieth century of the Turks-much! sofer conditions as was the heart of his French prototypes bred in steriler circumstances one hundred years ago,
EAST OF SUEZ.
Southward, the Suez Canal is Leld by
What happened then happening the British and Egyptians, and the perts nov; the whole able-bodied manhece of of the Red Bets are watched, with due Franco had been drained out of the tenderness for Mohammedam pilgrims to country, and only old men, cripples, and the Holy Places. We hold the head of women were left behind to plough or the Persian Gulf. Next, India, Barmah, rep fields, and the women had grown the Malay Peninsula, French Cochin auspicious of the Emperor's power. They China interveno, and then we get to were most intolerant of the new edicts China, and here the only railway by which goods could be sent to Turkey or constantly being showered upon thend-
Though it was never necessary to com- the German Powers is in Japaness and mandeer grain wholesale in those days, Russian hands.
many and · vexatious requisitions wer Only in the Baltic have our enemies. constantly called, for, and to all these the freedom of movement by son, and tride villagors at last opposed passive there can only be carried on with the resistance. The Emperor's writ, in fact, Scandinavian countries.
coased to run, and there were no able- bodied police left to enforce it. Cattle.
in
·SCARCELY 'A' SALLY-PORT LEFT. and boress were driven into the bills,
Even by land, the communication grein was buried
quit-of the-way between the German Powers and their Races, and the authorities not in Turkish Ally is almost cut off. The Rus- able, in their own country, to empley sians held command of the Black Sea, torturo and violence were powerlois, atd)
or a successful junction of the Russians
the supplies needed could not be called and the entry of Ronmenin into the wan This is precisely what will begin to and Serbiams would complete the isola happen before long all through the Certion of the Sultan's Empire. mo agricultural distriote, aud the food] It is the most gigantic siege in histery pista we are reading about even now are the siege of three Empires, with scarre indications of the coming storm. The a sally-port left. It is almost too groati peasant remains the peasant all the world for the mind to take in, and that is, over, and ones bis womenfolk's slow-perhaps, why the full significanes of the moving brains are quickoned and they strangulation which we and our Allies turn mulish, compulsion cases to work are inflicting upon our emernies is hardly
away, that is, from the great main as yet realicnd.”
·aneries By degrees the contagioni spreads through the market women to it would apply to the German ports on If a blockade were formally proclaimed the country towns, and then to the the North Sea, the Adriatic ports of industrial suburbs, and it slides over the Acstria, the Turkish ports in Asia Minor laad like a moving bog.
and the Red Sea, and the ports of the Persian Gulf.
A GRIM OUTLOOK.
Captured letters from Germán soldiers
(o which, of course, insay hundreds
more ao coon by our Staff than ever go ENEMY'S WANING OPTIMISM,
into the papers) show clearly the sign.
of the coming rot, Though it is possible
that grain enough to last, with caution,
There can be no doubt, judging from till the next harvest may actually be in private correspondenco, says the official the country, that wheat will never be Eye-witness, that the feeling in Germany, forthcoming for any other necks but that towards the war is changing. They are of its owners, the farmers. I look upon probably as determined as ever to fight increasing stringency, rising to famine, to the last, but the early optimism and from this cause, as is absolutely certain confidence are vanishing. It would ap that it is now a matter of indifference pear, also, that the drain upon the whether we declare food to be convenband enemy's manhood is having a depressing or not, The neutral ships available effect. It is reported that even Ersatz eirmot carry a tenth of the amount really reservists who are suffering from ailments needed, and what they do orry, mund which aliould render them unit for mili be remembered, has to be paid for i guld. tury service, are being called up, and the Every time the Gorman submarines supply of sound Ersatz reservists is. blow up a neutral the cost of raurance exhausted in, some districts. Some letters goes up, and it would not he difficult to speak of the calling up of the untrained calculate out a point where the activity Landsturm, which represents a large of the submarines would automatically reservo still available to make good the cut off all reutral supplies altogether wastage of war.
And this is the moment and rexe are the conditions under which Germany finds herself compelled to go to her pop
for
a further war loan of unspecified dimensions. Not one word of the
Many prisoners' letters am eloquent of following extract:- depression. Witness they tons of the
Bieber, January 15th, 1915.-We are glad As was expected
mises held out to the original Tenders the holidays are over. has been kept, and in spits of the activity they were dull and sad. In our everyday of the German Pres Bureaux Lews work we can forgot the troubles which the filering in through every neutral war has brought and will still bring us It frontier, telling the German people at is time to think of the end. Enough sacri- Icast something of the very hard facts of fices haye already been made, but there People seems no prospect of ponce. We also fest
the grim case which is theis. may bo ohcored for a day or twe by the war at home. Foodstuffs have disap- picture ppateards showing the sinking of peared. Flour is rare and one may not the British Fiest, but the German of bake at night. Cakes, my own delight, may water property, as I have known' him, needs not.be made. We should all be happy if some better security than faming post the end came soon-misery increases day cards and posters before he will part with by day. his hard-earned savings.
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Another, however, dated Janushy 28tlı, is very different in tone, and betrays the old colusion that peace will be concluded A caul is being advertised for sale in with Russia & London newspaper. Presumably there From Russia comes good news Praise
in are still to be four folk of cuffoient he to God so that one may take it that faith to regard these things as powerfall it will soon be finished over there. It is charms against death by drowning. The not settled that you might have to go to pries is five pounds, or near offer," Russia as reinforcements; we will hope for which does not seem too much if the caul the best Otto writes that it is not at all can be relied upon to do its duty in errier-1 pleasant on the Russian front. The food is
bad; every day bacon and pens.,
geney.
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