WATCHES OF THE NIGHT.
PATROL WORK IN GALLIPOLI SCRUB.
[BY CAPTAIN O, E. W. LEAN, COMMONWEALTH
CORRESPONDENT.]
In the long, dreary intervals of trench fighting you do keep up the one semblance of the ulder sort of warfare. Even where all the rest of the country is shovelled up into trenches and support trenches and communication trenches-four and five and six lines of Turkish trenches in part, with beautifully planned redoubts and n system of covered ways-even under those conditions there still reninins one portion of country where war is carried out with- out any cover, and that is, the narrow por
Where the ton hotween the trenches.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20гm, 1910.
THE SERVIAN ARMY.
DESCRIPTION BY AN OFFICER OF
THE R.A.M.C.
BRITAIN'S “COLOSSAL PART
"MOBILISED FOR EVER:""
TREATMENT
GERMAN OF PRISONERS IN ENGLAND.
A VISIT TO DORCHESTER CAMP;
A representative of the Australian Press Association, accompanied by American journalists, made an inspection of the prisoners' camp at Dorchester barracks
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 19th at 11.17 &m.-Perre has intressed ochsiderably over Hokkaido, the depremlen having paned into the Facifo,
Pressure changes elsewhere are swall Moderate monsoon may be expected over- holm. Se
Honghong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 nm today, 0:00.î sanat, - -
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A neutral, whose contribution toy the Shortly after the commencement of the London Press are attracting attention, present year the British War Office re declares: England's share is not an ceived from the Servian Government anderstood on the Continent even by her urgent appeal for medical aid, and, in response, 25 officers of the Royal Army Alli. Continentals do not appreciate Medical Corps were detailed to the assis the work of the navy, and as the German about a week before Christmas, tance of our Ally Among these was Dr. navy ia undefeated fail to comprehend the
he has written an account of his exed from Britain's use of her sea power. tering in sentry boxes from the drizzling F. Brown, M.B., Ch.B., of Sydusy, tremendoué importance which has result figures perched on the scaffoldings and shel- They are also struck by the short British rain,, and networks of barbed wire, were princes during the three months he was in the country. His description of the front in Flanders. Germany, Switzer. Survion as a soldier is at the present land, and Sweden likewise believe that the only signs of imprisonment. Some of the Englishman's individualism render these 3,403 món had been in England a time extremely interesting.
them incapable of co-ordinate affert, They year, others were captured at Loos. They little know what England is doing."
THE OFFICER.
"I have just crossed Great Britain are quartered in long dormitories, vome from one end to the other, and visited In-holding a hundred, smaller accommodating numerable towns and cities. Britain at
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It is difficult to draw an adequats pen pictur, of the Servian officers. They have no long line of noble ancestry behind rival fines have crime within a few yards, them, for the Turks slaughtered all their last is mobilised for ever. This achieve, thirty, heated with atovos and coalfites Bouth coast of China between. The same as along several parts of the old Auzac nobility in the 13th century. They ocmoment far surpasses the wildest German idea Four blankets are allowed cach man, and position, of course it is instant death to from a class composed of men of humble of what is colossal: I have seen factory a liberal diet, including half a pound of #ir outside the trenches. But where the origin, who, by their intellectual bri distance is greater the Turks and we haveliancy; have come to the forefront in the after factory working steadily 24 hours fresh beef daily. Priconors are not com our occasional patrols, and in the newer affairs of their country--the class that day and seven days a week, employing pelled to work; volunteers for necessary. thousands of men and women making work are paid. Except for parades at ten parts of the line, or where mountain gul comprises all the men prominent in shells-shells, shells. I have seen factory in the morning and four in the aftermon lies separate the two lines, there is quite civil afairs, too. One of their most after factory making aeroplanes I have for counting, the prisoners are not re- famous generals Voivode. Stepanovitch-seen guns being forged under hydraulic ensiderable scope for scouting.
It is a weird, primitive sort of warfare was the son of a peor peasant, and
from the stoutest steel, requiring 36 not unlike that of the old Fenimore Cooperare many of similar birth holding high pressure of 12,000 tons. Howitzers forged military rank to-day. Every officer
Some display remarkable industry. One novels. In the early days some of the best speaks one language generally German-hours in a blast furnace to heat. I have
in addition to his own tongue. Some have seen motor lorries, staff automobiles, and made two viulins and others excellent scouting was done by the Tasmanians; some
row upon row of motor ambulances wait- youngsters slept one day, in the second four or five at their command, but nat
A chairmaster trained and furniture, west, out behind the enemy's lines, kurally very few of them speak English,ing to be sent to the front I have seen carvings, Carpenters made music stands They as their further military studies are shell-cases pressed out of the living ingot fly fellow prisoners and formed a brass ing into him from his own rear. watched a Turkish comp wake for pursued at the barge Continental centres in less than five minutes,
band. Thirty instruments were presented breakfast the low blue cloud across the when they leave Belgrade.
by English music ans. Several caught and No words can express their contempt gully, which, in the first grey of morning
"I have scen shells forged with a speed tumed starlings and other birds perched they took for the haze of the valley mist,for the Turks. They never forget how thrice as great as the smaller Shells-near their banks and made wooden cages. turned out to be the smake from a score their oppressors treated them like slaves, chiefly 18-pounders, which are turned on Tailors, bootmakers, and barbers are paid a lathe by young girls 16 to 18 years of for their services. The men wash their of camp fires. They watched a big officer and Lived luxuriously on the best the come out from a particularly dignified dag- and could produce. With gestures too age. Many ale frail and slight, for whom own clothing, and are required to krop en-saw ons servant come along and, bring significant for words, they tell of how it is difficult to lift the heavy metal, yet their rooms clean. All lights are put out him his washing basin, while another held the Turks failed to impress their lang shells are piled in growing pyramids at 10.30 pm, but on summer nights the Nahu his long, henry grey rent and his unge on the people-und in the Servian ahout them in every available space. I prisoners are permitted to remain outdoor sword and his whip, and then fetched him territory to the south they scornfully have seen young girls turning out fua, til midnight. An under-officer japonin I his. breakfast. They watched this noch much point out abandoned one-time Turkish aluminium, and brass, working steadily
When a prisoner Weihaiwel...on more, and afterwards went out in the wwus unable to show a single building without looking up from the lathes; men pointed in each dormitory, resulting in
splendid discipline. ok Burchante-a worthy of the name architecture.
working at great forgos where the gun crow's nest of the true friend, if ever we had ong--and show
They were very proud of their achieve parts are cast, straining every nerve and burned a plank from his bunk, the others Bankow... ed her where to stall it, and were royally mente against the Austrians, whose fight muselo bo accomplish their difficult task, court-martialled him, charging him with labang
Changsha feasted in the ships canteen. All this haping qualities they thoroughly despise and handling great lumps of red-hot damaging Government properly.
Although there are no German officers Shanghai poned six months ago, in the carly days They recognise in the Bulgarians, how-metal with lightning dexterity.
I have seen machine-guns by the in this gimp many show superior talents. Gateau you cannot do those things now, with the ever, a race of brave and ferocious light-
ers-ferocious because of the appalling hundreds, rifles by the thousands all of A chemist acts as dispenser, and a har-Sharp Peak 740 fines drawn closely all around you.
atrocities the Bulgars delight in perpe the most careful workmanship and finish, rister is found lecturing to a class on the Amoy And yet there are open spaces--great trating on Servian wounded and priI have seen mile upon mile of khaki cloth history of Babylon. A former resident mountain gullies--where both the Turks
reeled off by Cooms, thousands of yards of England is teaching shorthand to Eng and our men go. Bernetimes our scouts,
The savage hatred between these two of specially prepared white woollen doth lish pupils, being glad of the mental ex- listening out there, hear the enemy's patrol
hear one gentry hiss a signal to show his countries was intense, and it was patent for wrapping the propelling charges, and ertion to relieve the monotony. A young relief the way-just. A Ime hiss heard to us all that if Bulgaria did join in hundreds of pairs of knit khaki puttees musician from the Conservatoire at Leip- the war, she would never fight side by patterned by a single knife-cut. The list zig has his own collo, and is permitted through the bushes, or the yap of a dog, or
side with Servia. Realising how far might be extended indefinitely. The whole to hire a piano. These men have smaller the well-imitated hout of an owl. Some Servia is behind the large western north country has been turned into one rooms artistically decorated as studies, times they actually see them and meat European Powers in everything, her miliyast arsenal. All this means that England and select their own room-mates. them. The enemy used to send isolated men tary and civil officials of to-day are has at last turned her full energy to a
There is a distinguished cadet named right up to the parapet of our trenches, to
anxious le remove this stagnation, and to mighty task: The entire industrial out- lie up there and listen, and only the othersee their little country progress and put of Great Britain is under Government Van Schweinigen, a member of the House day an officer and a certain scout, having rapidly overcome her Turkish legacy of control-not as in Germany, the trans of Bismarck-lean and erect, of the Crown marked down the position of what they be ignorance and poverty.
formation of an industry, such as a lead. Prince type. He has a short leg through The Servian officers are essentially pencil factory, mobilised to make shrapa wound, and is compelled to walk with lieved to be one of those gentlemen, went
the aid of sticks. His relatives in Ger out from the trenches to bayonet him. But sympathetic, courteous, and jovial gentle ho was off before they reached the placemen, and are delightful companions. The
many sent £200 to iee an eminent" sur- all they heard of him was the crash, as of success of their kadership may be ascribed
geen to lengthen his leg, but Von Schweini-Dagupan a heavy animal plunging through the briefly to their inestimable gift of fully
gen declined, and said he had had suffi bush, as he broke down hit through the understanding the men they command
cient operations, and would wait till after. and between leaders and led there exist
Christmas. the most profound trust and sympathy.
dark.
soners,
THE SOLDIERS,
And what of the soldiers?
hel
But in England cid planta are at work on the usual products, while guns, shells, aeroplanes, and all other necessities of war are being made, in many cases, in new factories, which have sprung up with mushroom growth all over the coun-
try
That some scout and another were leay ing our own lines one night recently whon they heard a stir in the bushes to one side of them. The scrub is full of such noises,
Said quite simply, they are the peasantry, and anyone new to the game is apt to im agine himself surrounded by all sorts of The story of their unswerving devotion to their country is told in the poetry and unseen watchers watil he comes to receg song as exemplified by their wandering and more powerful than any hitherto and reports daily that he baths himself.
Four hot baths are always available, No more striking example of national energy, directed, consolidated, The neighbours of an elderly prisoner and centralised under direct Government complained that he did set baths himself. control can be found. The master mind The Commandant suggested that two behind this gigantic enterprise created a sailormen bath him. The veteran did not compulsory industrial system, stronger relish the experience. He is cured now, The prisoners are permitted two letters devised, even in Germany. The employer and employee have been merged into outward weekly, and they receive all let Great Britain is nowters arriving. They are thus in close and five thousand parcels were received in awake, and has chosen the path to victouch with their relatives. One hundred tory."
́eleven montha,"
of peace to follow, will, in a short space of time, make their country the premier akngst the Balkan States-as it rightly, deserves to be.
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HONGKONG KETEOROLOGICAL
CHRISTMAS GIFTS. There were 1,500 parcels dafly Christmas gifts. It was pathetic to watch the anxiety of the recipients during tho search for a parcel by an officer, fearing that some of the treasures would be con fiscated. They frequently contain spirits, which are tabooed. The prisoners are permitted to receive books and English newspapers, except those containing offen sive anti-German articles and cartoons.
REGISTER
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vise the scurry of a lizard or the stir of
musicians, who go from village to village grasshopper. These two were old hands, recounting to the accompaniment of their and they went on. The same sign was re-ou
queer little stringed instruments State servant, peated. Something stirred again, By this time they were fairly certain that they souslars the tuneful ballads of the race, which glorify all their past and present were being tracked but the chances were heroes and their country. Every Serving they were two lo one, so they went on with knows some of these patriotic ballads, and aut appearing to heed, All down the gut the singere often od soldiers who have these exceptions, all units are animated tor along which they went there followed been crippled hopelessly in defence of by a spirit of unquestioning obedience. them, through the dark, the pad, pad of a their country-never fail to attract large Their intense loyalty, their inherent. love man's mulled foot. When they stopped it and sympathetic audiences
of fighting, and, above all, their implicit stopped; when they wen on it wort on.
A great many of the fighting men, ow.trust in their officers, combine to make Lower down, where the gutter divided, ing to the poverty of the country, were the Serviso soldiers of to day the splendid there was a bush growing in the fork of not in any uniform at all, but were clad combatants they undoubtedly are and it, and they meant to slip in behind this in what has been described very aptly one could not help feeling, on leaving the bush and got him as he went past. They as the garb which belongs to no age, country that these people with a success dodged into the bush, at the dark figure but to the Servian peasantry of all timeful issue from this war and long years of the pian came down the gutter within aIndeed, in the absence of rifle and am. few yards of them. but instead of passing munition, one would never think of an
The absence of restrictions is remark- he log down behind that bush ales, on the individual clad in, & quoer, hooded cloak,
able. A band plays "Wacht am Rhein." other side from the two Australians. There dun waistcoat, and trousers tucked into
Most of the prisoners are affable. One they stayed, not knowing in the least what thick and guily embroidered stockings,
Any account of the Serbian forces would proud giant-n Prussian Guardaman was in the head of that Turk, and he not with feet, chalosed in rough leather san
be lacking if it did not contain some men stood stiffly to attention when asked whe knowing what was in theirs, but so close dais, as a soldier at all.
tion of the remarkable body of warriors ther he was satisfied with the conditions. Their clothing is very thick and warm, that they could almost hear each other breathing. In the bush some distance on and even in summer time they do not who are always foremost in any infantry. He did not reply, but there was a gesture the other side of them was a rustling of discard any of it. Towards the end of our attack, and who hold the places of honour of utter contempt. Only once has trouble leaves. It seemed that the Turks were lysojourn consignments of thick British the most dangerous front-line trenches threatened, but it was tactfully and Bain
Only one prisoner has ing in wait for them,
and these were donned in addition, while military overcoats were sent out to them, of the fortified positions-the Comitadjia. promptly quelled,
The smoothness Apart from the similarity of their ac escaped in 12 months. The two mon know that a patrol of our we were, almost gasping for breath on coutrements, there is nothing to distin-in the working is due to the sympathetic would come that way shortly, so they de account of the heat.
guish them as a separate body except the treatment of the prisoners by the com cided to wait til it drove their bird past. The Servian soldier receives no pag fierceness and utter recklessness displayed mandant (Major W. C. Bulkeley, D.8.C.). them. But he never came. When the pate is provided with rife, bayonet, and in-their-facos Looking at them indivi- He controlled the prisoners in South ing field, containing football grounds and ral disturbed him as it neared the place ammunition and the daily loaf of bread durily and collectively one cannot help Afrisa. Major Bulkeley has won the contennis courts. The fold may be used he withdrew quietly along another track When he receives leave it is us holiday thinking how exactly these men fulfil the fidence of the Germans by his straight daily 2 hours, if desired. The field is which was unknown to our men, and his for him. He goes home and works, his popular conception, amongst our English forward dealing. When he enters the located outside the prison's barbed wire place was empty p
fence, and is surrounded by guards, while The Turk never fires a shot on those ex-earnings going towards the upkeep of his speaking race of what a rabid anarchist room everyone jumps to attention.
home and family. In his absence on should look like. Those fierce, swarthy, Major Bulkeley does not treat the pri- the Germans are exercising. peditions if it can possibly be avoided. He active service his occupation is carried eagle-eyed faces give a very lasting impressoDers as dogs, but as soldier to soldier, Lieut.-Colonel Bir John Gladstone is in is there to get information, and not to kill or by his warenfolk. In our excursions sion to the stranger: These men enemics, and if he can get the information to various parts of the country we frenaded by officers equally as ferocious-always returning the salute. Thus, who command of the prison, but discipline is
an exchange of prisoners was arranged, left to the Germans, who are under the Mr James losow without his presence being discovered so quently saw peasant women ploughing looking. In their ranks are to be found wuch the better for his jou. If there is with oxon and wes dots of children sow mon of all vacations from professors to it was necessary to send a picket to bring command of a senior officer Commander fighting, it is done as far as possible with ing the fields with grain. These simple peasants and not a few of them are regu-out the five Germans not desiring to go. Bacimmer, who was second in command There are few complaints. The can of the Gneisenau, which was sunk in the the baronet. On the day of landing one of people are extraordinarily kind to theinar mountain brigands.
teor supplements an unlimited variety of Falklands battle. The officers are left to our scouts, creeping forward, found a Turk animals. They will lift a sick bullock
Though the majority of them are, foodstuffs. The prisoners are permitted their own devices wilbin the school build- in the bush watching one of our earliest into a waggon and convey it for miles to addition, armed to the teeth with to receive from their homes half a sove-ing, bo British entering except on noca- parties by the time the scouts had crept receive veterinary attention.
-- volvers, knives, rifles and hundreds of round behind, the Turk was covering the No Berb, however humble, ever allows rounds of ammunition, their principal wes-reign weekly. Some complained of the sional visits of inspection. Each ofheor white bread, and said they prefer coarser receives a dollar a day, and is allowed to young officer who was leading. He had any of his female relatives to act as a pon is the bomb. It is the invention of a
hread.
arrange his own commissariat. This suc. fired one shot but before he could fire the domestic servant. If one sees a servant | Serbian officer, and ita essentials are a
Ao American journalists who has tra, oeeds the east scarcely exceeding 60 second the scout's clubbed rifle had dein a Servian house she is always of jealously guarded secret. In shape it it
velled a good deal, on taking leave, de cents a day. No prisoner has escaped, scanded on the back of his head. That is other race Roumanian or a gipsy, for rectangular, about 4 inches long by 23 Mared that what he had seen as although a serious attempt to tunnel was the scout's training,
example. The man themselves are possess broad, surmounted by a little brass cap. ed of wonderful bravery and powers of ro A comitadji major demonstrated its uses to striking contrast to the treatment securd discovered when a progress of 11ft. had sistence.
We were at first under the impression us. Unscrewing the brass cap, a little per ad to British and Russian prisoners is been made, with 60 yards to go, but the The prisoners include Dr. Martin that all the old men were employed in cussion oup was revealed. He rapped this Germany, who are compelled to sweep tunnellers were not detected.
taske.
Luther, the Emden's surgeon, some sur- The recently-issued £10,000,000 Canadian guarding railway lines, roads, and by sartly on the butt of his revclver, counted the streets and perform the most monial
jew Visors a the Falklands batile, a more than twice sub ges; but an in the first-line positions, we seren, and then threw it from him into a
from the merchant marine reserve men, scribed. Nearly one-quarter of the total found numbers of men between 67 and yo little glen. It landed about 60 yards away
also the firm captive of the war Captain amount applied for by the thirty sub years of age-hardened eagle-eyed old and exploded almost Instantaneously with scribing. Assurance companies was taken warriors, who could show the savage frightful bang, and, for its size, created
A New York Associated Press Corres. Muh bauer who was in command of an by the Sun Life of Canada, namely, scars of successive wars, and not a few an almost incredible amount of damage to £400,000. Some months ago, also, the same of whom were compelled to resort to the the surroundings. One no longer doubted pondent, who visited the officers' prison East African liner, without wireless, at Holyport, Berkshire, which was former which put into Malta to escape the Rus Company look up £200,000 of the Second aid of a crutch. On asking their the stories of the wholesale dread the Aus British War Loan; and recently made officers why they allowed these men right trians had of these grenades, and to their ly the Army Preparatory School, says it sians, but was captured a few minutes application for 1,000,000 frames of the at the front, we were informed that they fearful effects the Serbians owed not a few contains 120 army and navy officers, and after the news of England's declaration of French Loan at present in course of demanded to be placed there and refused of their prisoners. Each comitadji usually 59 orderlies. The officers are compelled war and Prof. Kohlsputter, astronomer, twice a week to proceed to an 18-acre play of Mount Wilson Observatory, California. offering.
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