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Early Marriages in Chosen.

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Notas from Peking."

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6ham-Sui-Po Chinese Public Dispensary.

Damingo by Lightning on the Peak.

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Kwangtung Conservancy Work.

China and Tiket at War.

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Chins has

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Hongkong rainfall for the 24 houin ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.03 inches.

WHOM NEUTRALS WANT

TO WIN.·

VIEWS OF ITALIAN, GREEK, CHINAMAN, SWISS AND DUTCHMAN.

Many of our men who were in England have gone back to Switzerland becaus of the mobilisation, and we are raising funds for the families they have had to leave behind.

O. CAMBAZZI, Secretary of the Swis Benevolent Society, Union Thornessg. (5) A Dutchman.In Holland we all say" If Gormany were to win, then good- To know what the neutral nations bys to Holland as a separate nation." think of the war wo read their news All the Dute aris in favour of the Allies papers, which give us a fairly compre for that reason. We keep our army mobi hensive idea of the feeling in the differlised because there is no telling what may eat countries. But there is really do happen in the war. need to go to these countries at all to

The English are very popular in Hol inform ouiselves on this point; here av land. In Rotterdam in a population of The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon our very door in London are people 600,000 I should say there are at least to-day is as follow

belonging to the neutral nations from 30,000 English. They are interested whose very lips it is possible to obtain mostly in shipping and in engineering. an excellent description of how the war

J. KADIES far aro appeals to them who so

Café Monico, Piccadilly. directly involved in it.

While the main impression derived Weekly Dispatch. from a conversation with these people is of the general sympathy with the Allies' Bause that is felt, there is afforded an as-

and mistakable

rather unexpected glimpse of the way in which the war is affecting their business..

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TEACHING SOLDIERS

FRENCH.

A correspondent of the Manchester. Guardian tells of an experiment in the direction of quickly teaching British soldiers to speak French, The experi (1). An Italien. My country wants ment was made at Petersfield among the England to win because there has always. Seaforths quartored there, beginning at been a bond of sympathy between the two the beginning of November. Every evening nations, and we are grateful for Eng gentlemen giving their time to teaching classes were held, various ladies and Land's help in the War of Liberation. What Italy will do I cannot say for or it has been found that

upon a new system. Curiously enough, taia, but I think Italy will fight, for she teachers are not half so effective as the professional

amateurs, who come with an open mind and soon acquire the method, which ha been thought out by a resident in the neighbourhood.

is now prepared for wor

She will fight against Austria, for to the Trentino point our national aspira tions. No patrionic Italian ran forget When I was &

what Austris-did--to us. boy of thirteen and too young to fight saw Garibaldi when he came to the Hotel Scalpa, Piazza Sama Mara Novella, Florence, after his groat victories. was one in the great crowd that cheered him, that cried Viva Garibaldi," "Viva Italia."

With

The first half of the lesson-is devoted to object-lessons, when the solders pre- sent are told to ask for any object they may wish for, auch as cigarettes, broad, or anything they most want. The words are then taught them. After this a multi- tude of objects likely to be required in daily life are put before them and they are told the words for these in French, and within a short time many of the most- neoded words are learnt. The teacher then proceeds to teach all present come well-known French tune, the one specially selected in this case being the air sur le pont d'Avignon," a tune known to prac tically everyone in France; this paritcu- lar tune had been suggested by postcard

Who that is of Italian: blood that re- members Garibaldi can forget Austria No, we want the Allies to win and in good time we shall do our little bit to help to hasten that victory. And the sooner The better, It must go on, this war, until England and France and Russia have won, and I shall be glad when it is over. bm The war is not good for business.

the difficulties of shipping, Italian received from France, hat any other groceries are very dear and arrivo irre-catchy and well-known tune will do. Numbers of simple rhymes have been set gularly; thus in my little way I already to this air, and these are then learned by feet the effects of the war. I like the heart by the soldiers, theso introducing mon in the new British armice; they are many of the most needed words, thus fine taller than our Bersaglieri, but

memoria technica." forming a with the same muscles, They will do instance may be cited: well in the war,

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FERDINAND GENNARI

Wardour-street, W.

(2) A Greek.-What do I think of the war? I think Turkey--has built her own grave. We Grecks do not like Turkey, and it is satisfactory to think thot she is soon to be cleared out of Europe. We all pray that England may win. Myself, I have been thirty-seven years in this country. I love England, it is, indeed, the hon of the free.

We are

1 am a cigarette maker, and many of the English icers come to me. at war with Turkey, but there is no dif- ficulty in obtaining Turkish tobacco. We get et from Kavalla, in Macedonia, which now belongs to Grecce.

ori

"Cigarettes, Allumettes,

-S'il vous plait,

Des allunettes."

"Verre de vin Et du pain, Donnez moi:

Un verre do vin.'

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which sung to the air mentioned quickly learned, the tune helping to fix the words in the memory. In addition, the singing of the words greatly helps the pronunciation, and fixes the methods of emphasising the right syllables,

When a number of those words are learnt short scones are arranged dealing with the every day life of soldiers at the

front. One of these concerns nba com

The Turks have no sense; they are tools.ing suddenly upon a sentry of another I do not understand why they went into | mutionality, and here the various_chal.:

Hait

the war at all, except to kill Christians, lenges are taught, such aa which they like. Much success, 1 way, to Advance three steps." Hold up gour England and brave France,

hands.

in. French and German, thus (3) A Chiguman-From my window I helping our men to respond properly and see your Leuilon Scottish march; they r avoid being shot, Another sens repre- mind me of the Chinese wifo plough the scuts a wounded man being rescued by & fields. They, too, wear short trousers.. I Red Cross worker and describing where shall be very pleased when we have peace and how he has been injured Yet ano When you have a Chinese restaurant in ther shows him in a small shop asking for London war is no good. Bamboo shoots,varicas needs, and such scenes may b birds' nests, sharks fins, Chinese mush multiplied indefinitely. These are taught. rooms, and Chinese sauce, which should with the necessary action, one of the

teachers personating the foreigner come over in six weeks' time, now take mentis of such action put into small

Also, I twelve weeks and even longer. have to pay 33 1-3 per cent. more, and I scenes the necessary words are very quick- ly acquired, and indeed it has been found cannot charge the difference to my cus that within a month most of the toners. That is how the war chiefly apsary words are perfectly familiar to the peale to me.

inen.

By

neces-

Nobody in China likes the Germans.

At the end of the first month a perform. Where they are liked it is because theyance was given at Petersfield, which some pay to be liked, you will understand hundreds of people witnessed, and from what I mean. In Peking they spend much money. The Chinese are very par tial to the English.

the front" one would have imagined, that one was watching performers with a proficient knowledge of French. Such a | The Chinose students who come here method is well ealculated to onable any mostly say they would like England to soldier to make his way in France and win. We have had a great number from to lead to a further knowledge of the Belgium and Germany slace the war. Alwegunge Tow students defend the Cermins, Lat, I After a course has been given the class think it is because they are fond of an is open to a fresh batch of soldiers, and argument.

if the former pupils so desire they can be In China we are peaceful and we only takon further. being placed in a class by enk to be left alone. If our soldiers, had themselves; but at present the men Dre good leaders, they would also fight well,being, very hard-worted and are too tired for, being fatalists, they have no feer oft night to be anxious to do more than death. Some day we may se this learn the most necessary words. In addi Meanwhile the war keops sharks' fintion, too, it has been found that it is impossible to get up satisfactory classes. dear, and I pray for peace.

without the needful sympathy of the ofi CHENG CHOY Cars, who will see to it that if possible The Cathay Restaurant, Denman-st,, W. the hours are not interfered with by other (4) A Swies.--All e. Swiss in Lou- classes of lectures or other work. don are in favour of the Allies. An in- Speaking locally, however, so far all Befers the method, was formal meeting of the Swiss sceities was bas gore well. held some time ago, when the violation of tried, French was taught on the usual Belgian neutrality by Germany was de system and the class had become reduced nounced. Wo wanted to send in our pro the new plan was tried the numbers roso to three members within a week. When test to the Swiss Federal Council, but our Minister in London impressed on us the necessity of maintaining strict neutrality. Board of Education sent down a special We have not been prohibited, however, inspector who expressed himself most. from thinking what we like, and what we interested in the new method, and a small handbook has now been brought out by think is that Germany will be well beaten the Workers Educational Association. and she is going to get all she deserves, giving an outline of the scheme, though, We feel if Germany had wanted to in of course, any teacher can introduce any rade Switzerland she would have dono so further rhymes be any think needful in or low-water as readily as she invaded Belgium. the daily lito of our men at the front. 240 a 5 9 11 29 a 1 7 In the beginning, in the northern parts Once the new method is acquired there 24 No infer high nor low water of Switzerland, there were some who wore can be no doubt that many will see the

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to thirty within the first week. The

for the Germans; now opinion is general benefits to be derived by it.

We have seen

what they have done to Belgium, and

Lat what they might have done to us.

Of the total sum of £51,000,000 to 16 terly a tremendous ware of enthusiasm as regard the Allies has swept over Swit advanced by France to Allied and

friendly Powers, £18,200,000 have al serland

read been paid £10,000.000 to Belgium, We are proud of our independence, and £7,400,000 to Serbia, CF00,000 to Greece, we want England to win because we know and £20,000 to. Mor tenegro.. Fresh that she is the friend of all the small advances will be made to Belgium and nations and will not see them destroyed. Serbia from the remaining £35,500,000.

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