AN INCONCLUSIVE PEACE, WOULD ENGLAND ACQUIESCE IN IT?
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[UY WILLIAM ARCHER IN THE "DAILY NEWS."]
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 17TB, 1918,
bunal of her own conscience, of having THE FRINGES OF THE FLEET. vircumspectly. We dived and circulated committed worse than a crime—a blun der. There must be many Gormans who nlready, in their secret hearts, view the war in this light; but, the national vanity is stupendous, far exceeding anything re corded of any other nation; and if it finds the slightest excuse in the terms of
SUBMARINES.".
(BY RUDYARD KIMLING"],"
penco, it will assuredly rear its au-The ships destroy as above. diminished hend, What we have to fear And ensnare us beneath,
The ships have a thousand eyes-
is a peace which should enable the miliWe arise, we lie down, and we more
In the belly of death. try caste to say with any plausibility: "Our diplomacy at the outset was exe- crable; it involved us in difficulties which made our task far harder than it nerd have been; but in spite of all behald the German sword has hacked its way through, and our very dificulties have only redounded to ur greater glory. An-
be a disaster te mankind.
KAISERIAM MUST BE DEFEATED
To mark where we come,
And the wirth of a seaport dies
When our klow gels home.
Careless brutes, destroyers are,” said one ofcor. That fellow nearly walked over us just now. Did you notice?"
The commander was playing his game out over again-stroke by stroke,
With benm-tube I'd ha' arafed him amid: ship, he concluded.
under water for a while, and then rose for nsight-something like this: "Up a little -up Up still Where the deuce has he go to Ah (Half a dozen orders as to holm and depth of descent, and a pause. broken by a drumming noise somewhere above, which increases and passes away.) That's better Up again! (This refors to the periscope.) Yes. Ah! No, we "don't think, "All right! Keep hor down, Mr. J. A. Hobson is so careful and so
damn it! Umm! That ought to be nine- a thinker that one has always
teen knots.
Dirty triek! He's strong predisposition to agree with him;
chinging speed. No, he isn't. He's all right Ready forward there! (Avalvo but when bo tells us that we do not know
sputters and drips, the torpedo-men ← what we mean by "an inconc'uajve peace
crouch over their lubes and nod to thăm« one cannot but lodge an emphatic protest
selves. Their faces have changed now.) He hasn't spotted us yet. We'll juust (more This opinion Mr. Hobson puts forth ja the
I was honoured by a glimpse into this helm and depth orders, but specially helm) New Republic, a recent and most valu-other time, we will see that our diplomacy veiled life in a boat which evas merely Wishi we were working a busin-tube.
is better; and moanwhile we will keep our
(A last string of able recruit to the ranks of intellectual word brighter than ever, under the guar-practising between trips. Submarines are Noer mind Up!
whom they orders.) Bix hundred, and he doesn't soo Mr. Hobson dianship of our Hohenzollern despots and like cats. They never tell journalism in America.
much as they can. If you board a sub- writes of "England's Changing Warri gule Gott." Many people in much it last night, and they sleep as us1 Fire
Germany will probably say that, whatever marine off duty you generally see a per
The dummy left; the second in commend Mind," and indicates that we are only happens but a peace which should enable spective of fore-shortened fattish men cocked one car and looked relieved. Up Blogging ourselves into the resolution not the average German to say it with sin laid all along. The men any that excepto rose the wet air and spray spattered to submit to "na inconclusivo poare," and would is the conclusive Faco which at certain times it is rather an easy life, through the hatch; the destroyer swung off
with relaxed regulations about smoking, to retrieve the dummy, calculated to make a man put on flesh, are in reality approaching a frame of
One requires well-padded nerves. Many mind in which we would willingly ac-
If anyone holds that a conclusive peace of the men do not appear on deck through quiesce in terins very far short of our ori enus a vindictive pesce, 1, for one am
out the whole trip. After all, why should giual hopes and desires. Ho evidently not with him, I should be sorry to see they if they don't want to They know Germany deprived of a square mile of ter-
that they are responsible in their departa thinks that, wholher we like it or not, we ritory inhabited by Germans, who adhered ment for their comrades' lives as their com shall probably have to saimuit to such a in spirit to the Fatherland, I should de-rades are responsible for theirs. White peace; and there he may or may not be lore a peace which placed any artificial the use of tapping about! Better lay in
restrictions on German trade or manufae some magazines and cigarettes right. It is not the question of optimism tures and seemed to justify the legend
When we set forth there had been sonic or pessimism thai I propose to discuss. that England went to war out of commer trouble in the fairway, and a nained neu What I absolutely deny is that inconclúcial jea asy. We are not fighting againsttral, whose misfortune alt hore with exem-longside and wanted to know whether sive peace" is a torta of Sound and fury, German prosperity or German greatness in signifying nothingAcording to Mr. By true sense of the word. We are fight plary calm, was careened on a shoat near Hobson it is a "masked word" and being against a terrible disense which har, by
since the ill-omened year 1870, played
"Suppose there are more mines quotes from Ruskis:
haveo with the spirit of Germany-biassading about?" I suggested. There are masked words abroad which her history, corroded her philosophy, ob nobody understands, but which everybody literated her sense of proportion and senso uses, and most people will also fight for, of humour, and deadened, alas! her in fancying they mean this or that or other stinets of humanity. And what is the most of the things dear to them. There over conspicuous symptom of this disease, the were creatures of prey mischievous, symbol of all the strong delusions never diplomatists so cunning, never which have possessed the national poisoners so deadly as these masked spirit. What Is it but Kaiseriem, words."
that amazing and untimely snobbery So those of us who think we know the which revives in the twentieth 062 meaning of on "inconclusive peace," and tury a medieval superstition, and boxs at who hold it more to be dreaded than any the feet of a posturing fanatic who has not conceivable sacrifice whereby, it can be even icimemorist prescription on the side averted, are in reality poisoning the wells of his daim to divinity: his Imperial of true political wisdom! Mr. Hobson can crown being a thing of yesterday, while scarcely wonder if we protest
his ancestors, two centuries ago, were but "wer, wea German fairdies." It is hard to imagine a stranger paradex than that of intellectual Germany, which does not he lieve in God, but belicres in the divine right of the Hohenzollerns. Here, then, is the final test of an inconclusive peace. it is penes which shall leave the prestige of Kaiserism intact, There is some reason to think that it is already a good deal shaken, but it would easily revive inns much as the national vanity is largely bound up in it.
THE CHANGING WAR-MIND
He admits that there are no overt signs of that changing war-mind" which nevertheless he believes he can detect; and he accuses" even Radical journals like the Daily News and the Feir Statesman of "deliberately and persistently stoking up the fire of the war fever," because they secretly feny that it may be sinking This secret fear he holds to be justified. As she feels the pinch of the war more and more acutely, England is growing tired of it and more and more inclined to make sacrifices for peace instead of sac- rifices for victory.
Now I believe this to be an essentially mistaken reading of England's frame of mind, and I think it a pity that it should go forth in America with the authority at taching to Mr. Hobson's name. I believe that we realise only too clearly the men ing and implications of an inconclusive peace, and that our determination not to accept it is at least as firm as ever it was Of course it is conceivable that the Allies may be actually beaten that there may come a point at which further sacrifice would be of no avail and it would he madness to continue the struggle. That is conceivable though I trust improbable; it is inconceivable that, at any earlier point, England should say, "I am tired of this
TIRED OF THE WAR.
Tired of the war? Of course wo are tired of the war! We have been tired of
Why didn't you then?" I nsked,' There were londs of shiny reasons, which reminded me that we were at war and. cleared for setion, and that the in'erluda had been merely play, A companion rose
we had seen anything of her dummy.
***No. But we heard it," was the short knock-answer
"We'll hope there aren't," was the wohing reply. "Mines are all Joss. You either hit em cr you don't. And if you do, they don't always go off. They scrapo
longside."
"What's the etiquette then?"!
"Shut off both propellors and hope,” We were dodging various craft down the harbour when a squadron of trawlers came ut on our beam, at that extravagant rate of speed which unlimited Government coal always leads 10 They were led by at gly upstanding, black-sided buccaneer with twelve-pounders.
Ah! That's the King of the Trawlers. Isn't he carrying dog, too! Give him
room 1.
one said
There's my youngest daughter. Take a look at her someone hurumed as a punctilious navy cap slid by on a very near bridge.
"We'll fall in behind him. They're going over to the neutral. Then they sweep. By the hye, did you hear about one of the passengers in the neutraj pester day. He was taken off, of course, by a destroyer, and the caly thing he said was
Twenty-five times I are insured, but not this time.
'Ang it
The trawlers lunged ahead toward the forlorn neutral. Uur destroyer nipped past us with that high-shouldered, terrier- like pouncing aetion of the newer boats, and went ahead. A tramp in bollast, her propeller half out of water threshed along through the sallow haze.
I was rather annoyed, because I had seen that particular daugh'er of destruction on the stocks only a short time ago, and here she was grown up and talking about her missing children!
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blaze of admirals and siguilettes respon sible for vast decks and cryptlike flats, a I didn't feel it."
student of extend d above-water tactics, "We'll try again. Watch the gauge. thinking in tons of thousands of yards in- and you'll see it flick a little. * ́`
stend of his modest but deadly three to twelve hundred.
Lord! What a shot!" somebody said. enviously, The men on the little dock looked across at the slow moving silhouette. smiled at a companion. One of them, a cigarette behind his ear.
THE PRACTICE OF THE ANT,
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But submarine work is cold-blooded
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war of attrition Coe, let us enlldivino right of Germany to rule the world.fifty-fifty-two," he said.
monarch and the people, into belief in the There's the bottom. We bumped at truce and leave our children's children to
Meanwhile sence had armed militarism fight the thing out,"
with weapons of a blind destructiveness which made it impossible for war to exer- ciso, even the very imperfect discrimina ffons in favour of sex and age that once? did a little to nitigate its horrors.
It may have been so, but I was more it ever since August 4th, 1914. If thero This was recognised even in the interval interested in the faces, and above all the was anyone who went int it with a five of peace by German military thinkers, who ores, all down the length of her. It was careless rapture, jooking forward to what logically proceeded to build up a theory of to them, of course, the simplest of the Germanus eni! a frisher, fromlicher frightfulness" as the only true humanoeuvres. They dropped into gear as no Krieg, I have got to meet the man. It is manity. That theory is not the least among machine could; but the training of years precisely the strength of our position that the many madnesses which we are combat and the experience of the year leaped up we never looked upon the war as anything ting If the spirit which gave school-behind those steady eyes under the elec- else than the lesser of two gigantic evils. Of children a holiday to celebrate the sinking trics, in the shadow of the moters, between course we have had our moments of falla: of the Iusitana is to prevail and vindi the pipes and the curved hull, or glued to cious optimism, when we hoped for a swift ente itself, the world will indeed be given their special gauges. One forgot the decision, and underrated the enemy's stay over to the divinities of hell. I do not say bodies altogether but one will never for ing power. Of course, we have heard blus-that Germany had no case over the Lust got the eyes or the ennobled faces One terous talks in some quarters about "anni- tanin. I think she would have had an ar man I remember in particular. On dock business," hilating Germany, and wicked foolish-guable case if she had not blown it to the his was no more than a grave, rather strik- (This was at a little session in green- ness of that sort. But our optimism has winds by many other exploits, both earliering countenance, cast in the unmistakable curtained
"wardroom" cum owner's never been quite so fallacious as that with and later. But whatever the conceivable petty officer's mould, Below, as I saw him cabin.) which Gormsay rushed into the war; and excuses for her action, there is no conceivin profile handling a vital control, he look" Then there's no truth in the yarn that par wicked foolishness has only been sportable excuse for exulting and setting her ed like the Doge of Venice; the Prior of you can feel when the torpedo's going to die, not, as in Germay, endemic. As the children to exult in the massacre of fifteen some sternly-ruled monastic order; an old-get home?" I asked months have gone on, we have seen that hundred innocent non-combatants, That time Pope-anything that signifies trained "Now a word. You sometimes see it get the lesser evil which we chose was less indicates a truly devilish frame of mind; and stored intellectual power utterly and home or misa, as the case may be, than some of us had feared; for, after all, and it will be an inconclusive peace that ascetically devoted to some vast impersonal course, it's never your fault if it misses. we could not be quite sure that the Navy leaves that frame of mind unrebuked. We end. And so with a much younger man; It's all your second-in-command." would prove so superb a bulwark as it has
"That's true, loɔ," said the second. "I are fighting then, for everything that who changed into such a monk as Frank been and is. On the other hand, the makes life worth living to us and to our Dicksee used to draw. Only a couple of catch it all round. That's what I am here greater evil from which we shrank has Allies. Can we possibly accept any make torpedomen not being in gear for the mo- for." shows itself immeasurably greater than shift porce that is not absolutely forced ment, read an illustrated paper. Their our worst imaginings had pictured it. As upon ust Macaulay says in his essay on time did not come till we went up and got the German spirit towered aloft, in its Milton:-
to business, which meant firing st our da arrogant, self-worshipping inhumanity, we saw more and more clearly that our
"He lived at one of the most memorable stroyer, and I think keeping out of the choice had been the right one." Tired of eras in the history of mankind, at the very light of friend's torpedoes,
The attack and everything connected the war Yes, certainly; but we are still crisis of the great conflict between more tired of the satanic egoism which Oromasdes and Arimanes, liberty and dewith it is solely the commander's affair. made a slaughter house of Belgium, which spotism, reason and prejudice. That gren He is the only one who gets any fun at sot little children buzzing over the whole battle was fought for no single generation, all-since he is the eye, the brain, and the ale drowning of children as helpless as for no single land. Tho destinies of the hand of the whole this single figure at the they, and which now. looks ca acquiescent human race were staked on the same cast periscope. The second in command heaves sighs and prays that the dummy torpedo if not applauding, at one of the most with the freedom of the English people.""
(there is less trouble about live ones) will gigantic crimes that ever stained the page] We are now at grips with the same Ario ff all right, or he'll be told about it of history.
manes--the divine right of despotism The others wait and follow the quick run p'rhaps, Down below he can't. It's all in whom our fathera fought and conquered of orders. It is, if not a convention, a gold blood-not jike at the front, where they shall we suffer any mere weariness, any dread of material impoverishment to bealk fairly established custom that the cambayo something exciting all the time.
"Then bumping mines isn't exciting mander shall isferentially give his world-
"Not one little bit. You can't bump us of the victory!
some idea of what is going on. At least, I only heard of one man who says nothing back at 'em. Even with a Zepp” whatever, and doesn't even wriggle his "Oh, now and then," one interrpated, shoulders when he is on the sight. The and they laughed as they explained. others soliloquise, etc, according to their "Yes, that was rather funny. One of temperament: and the periscope is as rer boats came up stap underneath a low realing as golf.
Zepp. Looked for the sky, we know, and Submarines nowadays are expected to couldn't see anything except that fat shin- look out for themselves more than at the ing belly almost on top of 'em. Luckily, it ald practices when the destroyers walked wasn't the Zepp's stingin' endSo pur
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"And what does Fritz do?” I asked. “Ho sputters and clicks and bowe, He has all the correct motions, you know; but of course, when he's your prisoner you "And do you suppose Fritz understands can't tell him what bo really is." any of it?" I went on.
No Or he wouldn't have lusitanined.
"And what about the third mant Thero was one aboard at the time,
"He generally comes from a smaller boat, to pick up real work-if he can sup- host went to windward and kept just press his intellect and doesn't talk last awash. There was a bit of a sea, and the Zopp had to work tga nst the wind. (They commission."
don't like that.) Our best sent a man to the gun He was pretty wel drowned, et course but he hung on choking and spit ting, and held his breath, and got in shots where he could. This Zepp was strafing bombs about for all she was worth, and--who was it?Macartney, I think, polting at her between dives; and naturally all hands This was was his first chance of making his name, and he chucked it all away for the wanted to look at the performance, BO about half the North Sea flopped down he sake of showin' off as a foul Gattstrafer." low and, oh, they had a Charlie Chaplin And they talked of that hour of the night time of it! Well, somehow, Macartney when submarines come to the top like mer managed to rip the Zepp a bit, and she maids to get and give information; of went to leeward with a list on her. We boats whose business it is to fire as much and to splash about as aggressively as pos- saw her a fortnight later with a patch on her port side. Oh, if Frits only foughtsible; and of other boats who avoid any clean, this wouldn't be half a bad show.cort of display-dumb boats watching and relieving watch, with their periscope just But Fritz can't fight clean."
"And we can't do what he does-even showing like a crocodile's eye, at the back.
does
of islands and the mouth of channels whera if we were allowed to" ene said.
No, we can't. Tisn't done. We have something may some day move out in pro- to fish Frite out of the water, dry him, and cession to its drom-Daily Telegraph.
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