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THE HONGKONG) DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 15TH, 1916

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OFFICIAL LIST OF VOLUNTEERS.

The Japan Chronicle has received from Lieut. Colonel Somerville the following list of volunteers from Japan who have returned to England, since the outbreak of the war. Those marked with an asterisk appear in the Army List of January, 1916, as commissioned officere:-

FROM YOKOHAMA

HK. R. Benb

Natre.

K. R. Forde. *G. B. Johnson G. W. Colter G. W. Guteridge H. G. P. Brub W. C. Blaudely C. T. Bird *P. A. Cox

AN INDIAN AT CANTON.

When a violent tempest is raging every bady's mind is engrossed in a ship in one thing-how best to save the ship; and when the tempest has subsided each will recount what the other did to avert catastrophe. Ju liko thanner, when this Great War is over the extent of India's share in it will be fully known. At present only officials in India and the powers- that be in England know it. When first the news of the outbreak was flashed to India there was general consternation;. when this passed away it was followed by a great enthusiasm to help. Princes, Rajah nabobs, and other Indian mag- aates and the people generally vied with one another to do their bit,?"

Bye, and do it nagnificently. Offers of men, boarded treasures. horses, cams, motor-T. H. G. Kenderding ears, floating hospitals, aeroplanes, etc., were spontaneously offered, and the great est enthusinsin prevailed when it was known that Indian Regiments would be sent to the front to fight with their British comrades-in-arms. It was the proud- ost moment of their lives, for they had long brea impatient to show their loyalty for their rulers. Britancia, if thy trial is great, thy pride is greater!

This all is well-known to the English- mon in London, but out in the Far East:- where German intrigue and baseless rumours are rile, English, French, and neutral friends ali axiously inquire how matters fare in India, or if rumours of trouble in India are true. The answer expectations of the rulers themselves. The psychology of the Indian mind at this time will be interesting reading, thanks to the refined Kultur exhibited in the base and heart-rending cruelties to the people of Belgium, the intunan treatment of the British prisoners, the bombardment and desecration of the Cathedrala and places of worship, and the pollution of the Can- vents by the German-the greatest and unpardonable crime in the eyes of even the meanest Indian. The Indians read of these

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educated sections of the Mahommedans [00 and Indions smile at the vain attempt of the Kaiser to pose as the Spiritual Head of Islam, the uneducated Mahousuedans-J. H. Thomas the inflammable part, on whom some misguided Germans and their Kaiser counted so much for their mischief-look askance at a Christian posing, as an Islamic Hend, and still eating pork-H. horror in the eyes of any Mahomedan 17 And still Hadji Mahomed Wilhelm is waiting for the Islams in India and Egypt to rise! He will have to wait till the crack of doom Intha is fully aware that this. war IS waged in sheer desperation by Lewany who having exhausted or being point of exhausting all legituate means of waging it, resoria to foul means such as killing civilians, women und obes children, on land and water history repeats itself as in the case of Napoleon: dung Deus vult perdere, prias de- mentut.h

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ooting before, India was a bit rest- tess. The desire for higher posts was cho natural outcome of biges education. Eng. land was happy in non selecion of a. Viceroy, for is nobleman, together with Jolu mortes, as Secretary of State, did. their utmost between them to pony oil on the troubled waters, and the name of Honest John is mil gratefully recu bered by the educated natives of Luda Then followed Lord Harduige, who ruled India most sympatuetically, and, with us. whole heart, stood by the ladians and stood for them in the Imperial question."

The Judisn papers like this great. Viceroy to the greatest of the Viceroys and beveractors, the Marquess of tipon whose a Is atr. cherished and exi shrined in fagian hearts. Indian papers just to hand are full of ealogies of Lord. Hardinge, who is on the eve of his dopar- ture for England. The people will give a splendid ad-off, to they are groten. for what he did, and are reluctant to. part with such a noble son of Briton.

ogland thy star is in the zenitu. long as thou keepest justice oven, sendoth Viceroys like Canning, bentucky Mayo, Ripon, Minte, and Hardinge, tay ru is permanent in India. India clings to Eng- and as a child clings to its moer. The greatest calamity would befs India it England were leave her, and an India knuwa it. Audians eduire thy co- healed Ministers, and thy brave soldiers,

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E N Lambert C. J. F. Luens AR, Hall A, C.. Young

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H. G. Donald *J. Barnes

R. F Malabar TD. Westcott A. MenzicaTM R. C. Bowden R. C. Odhang C. M. Alport G CM. Leech

FROM TOKIO.

N. P. Milne B. W. Cabusac

Aug. 1914 Oct

Nor.

Dec

Nov. Dec

1015,

Jan. 1916 Feb.

Aug. 1914 Nov Dec.

May 1915

N. MeConcie H W. Kingdon.............. LR. Brinkley *E. B. Cabusa, *F. L. C. C. C. Pelham-Clinton July 1915.

W. W. Pardue

Jan, 1916. FROM OTHER TOWNS IN JAPAN AND KUREA.

Name.

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Date of leaving

Japan, *W. R. Harvey (Formosa) Sept. 1914. *W. Galloway (Shimonoseki)...Dec.

J. G. de G. Martyr (Nagoye), D. A. W. Bake (Formosa)..June 1915, F. L. Robertson (Auroran)...July C: G. Elder (Kagoshima)Sept. E. G. Hunt (Shizuoka)

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FROM YOKOHAMA.

T. A Levack J. H. Phelps

Nov

RUSSIAN GUESTS.

THE MYTH ABOUT INDIA

The distinguished Russian jourraliste visiting Great Britain were entertained 26 dinner at the Ritz Hotel by the News paper Proprietora" Association. Lord Burnham presiding-

Lord Robert Cecil spoke of tho Czar's devotion to duty, (Cheers.) Our enemies unbroken courage and single-minded Laye tried to make the world believe that England is a robber State and that the danger to the peace of the world comes from Russia. No two greator libels could be imagined, Both cations passionately desire peace.. We are fighting with all our strength because we believe that only by our victory can pence be secured. We are fighting for our honour, for our safety, but above all for the ponce of the world. (Applause.)

In mplying to the tunst of the Czar, M. Constantine Nabokoff, Councillor of the Russian Embassy. said all new hig Majesty had always been a staunch friend of Great Britain

Lieutenant-General Sir James Wolfe Murray, speaking in Russian, said we Arms believed this visit would bring about a complete uning of hearts between the Russian and British nations, We could not but feel, to quote a well-known Russian poet, that an end was coming to the darkness.

Lord Burnham said: During this, the greatest, cruellest, and most catastrophic. war in the annals of mankind. there had been on both the English and the Russian sides the greatest and fullest admiration for what each Empire had done and at- tempted for the common cause.

This alliance of war would becoine an alliance

of peace also. The soul of England is

warm towards Russia.

HONGKONG VOLUNTEERS

CORPS ORDERS DY LT-COLA CHAPHAN, VOI

JOINED

1.-Private W. H. Peters joined the Corps on 13th April, 1916, is allotted Corps No. 1992, and is posted 10. Eight Section M.G. C

Sapper A. H. Warren-Smith joined the Corps on 13th April, 1916, allotted Corps No. 1993, and is posted to Engineer Company.

TRANSFER, pa 9-No. 1480 Le.-Cpl. L. G. Gomes, from Right Section M, G. Co, to Enginar Co. (as Sapper), dated 13th Aprik 1916

ENGINEER COMPANY.

3. Lyeoman Reliefs" from 16th to 30th April is posted on the noticó. board at Headquarters for inform tion of all concerned,

KING'S PARK RANGE, 4.This Range is allotted as follows- K.S.L.I.14th April, 4 to 0 30 p.m. 18th Infantry 15th April, 9 am, 19

I pan

18th Infantry 20th April. 9 to 11 am. Royal Artillery-21st April, 10 am to

1.p.

PARADES.

5-Paradex for to-day.

7.30 am. Meichers of Signalling See- tion and other Signallers, as detailed in Signalling Section order datel 8th December 1016-Morse flag and Heliograph practice at Headquar

ters,

PARADES FOR NEXT WEEK

On sais day as this week, except. Scouts Co., who will parade, op Tuesday, 18th instant, at 5.15 p. for Company drill.

DETAIL.

6-On duty to-night-Scouts Co.

On duty to-morrow-Centre Section

M. G. Co Orderly Office-Lieut. Wright.

G. E. STEWART, Capt.,. Adjutant, H.K.V.O.

VOLUNTEER HESERVES.

A speech of M, Nemirovitch-Dantchenke, a veteran journalist, was read in English. Referring to the legend about the will of Peter the Great in favour of a march on ORDERS BY MAJOR WAKEMAN, O.C., H.ÂV.&

India. he said the utmost search had been made in Russin for this testament, Its failure proved that the genial creator of odern Bussia could never have bequeath- ed such a senseless legacy to his people. From his seventy years knowledge of Rus sian life, the speaker said that the people of Russia who dreamt about the conquest of India could be found in Russia only in a wadhouse. His memory recalled the Turkish war of 1877-1878. Archibald Forbes had said to him he feared he would Rot have the skill to draw the Russina soldier worthily, so that the hearts of England should understand him, and that if and when this understanding did some about there would be no words that could separate the two countries, He believed that this hour had come. England's sailors had won the gratefullest respect and love of their Russian comrades. He saw in the not distant future fresh laura's added to the monument of Nelson. Russians for their part were not losing a single hour is preparing to take their place worthily beside their Allies

Mr Robert Donad said the advane of Russia into East Prussia had as much to do with the saving of Paris as had the gizga of Liége. (Cheers.)

M. Eguroff hoped that the British and French, who are stronger than ourselves in the domain of industry, will not leave the German razd an open one, but will oust Geruany from the Russian market and succeed in establishing a basis of just and equitable business relations with Russia. (Cheers.)

IMPASSABLE CORDON FOR THE LEPERS OF EUROPE.

The Gaserte de Lausanne publishes in- formation received from Belgium accord- ing to which the most remarkable feature of life in that unhappy country is the profound, ingraflienie, frightful hatred. which the whoc Belgian population feels against the Cetinars.

This detestation. continues the writer, will continue after the war, and after the resurrection of the kingdom of Bel- giam, which today is more certain thin. ever, many years will pass by before eny German will be able to penetrate into Des. Begium without exposing himself to the most serious risks. The Germans have conducted the way in such a way that the have drawn upon themselves general exoeration. Once peace is signed an im passable wall will be erected between the Central Empires and the remaining beli- gorent countries. The Allies will draw a kind of quarantine cordon round Germany to keep out not only the German then selves, but a German products,

R. N. Postlethwaite R.N.Postlethwaite.

L. EN Byan H. W. Rowbottom Capt. A. G.

Stevens RNR. Cour'der E, B. Simp son-Black L.N.R

E. H. Spence

List of Volunteers from Japan whose offer of service it was found indvisable to accept for medical reasons, or because it was officially considered that fee were of woo vulus to ir enuntry in their present employment than if Mahommed ass (and like wen; Indian they were to join the Fortos: tions) pray in their mosques for thy C. C. Booth victory their Caliph pitted against thee Harold Belt notwithstanding! of thy benign rice and the sense of security H. E Crohn

Is it not the outcome C. J. Bruclinan and peace they all enjoy under thy aegis? F. H. Clark

India recognizes thug ty Ministers" A. V. R. Dodá prescience is unerring. Years ago thou South Africa after worsting them, and H. Esdale

J. E. Dye gavest autonomy to the people of British G. K. Dimsdale thou art reaping the fruits of this wisdom J. B. Esdale of your Minister (Campbell-Bannerman)A, G. Hearne in this time of stort and stress, Indin's G. . Heath song fell, in France, like autumn leaves; K. F. Kruger: thy cause is their cause. Have they naked G. A. Watt for rewards? Have they haggled for the price? Their martial bood is up-use it; India's source is unimitable-tap it. India's history, like that of Canada's, Australia British Africa, and the various Colonies will be written in letters of gold, and any future enemy will think twice before they tackle thee! Britain, hit hard! This is not thy first trial; thon hast emerged triumphant from many n tight corner and brightness has succeeded C. H. G. Hanam the darkest hours. Remember that thy L. G. James mascot is 7-in 1757 a handful of thy A, E, Irving sons established the British Empire in C, E. Kirby

staggered H. Langley

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A. Tippie W. A. Toulinson FROM OTHER TOWNS IN JAPAN AND KOREA

Name.

Residence- CA. Andrein Kobe R. Aylmer-Coates Tokio C. E-Bower CH, Buxbaun HJ, Bird W. A. Crawler H. P. Drewry WR Harvey

* India, in 1857, thy sway

and thy sons, with upraised heads. fell A. J. Percival

dules et decoram est pro patria F. Roberts charged from the Urinary crying CLARKE'S Organs in either sex. These established permanent sway from Kashmir

but others rallied round and R. E, Rickard famous Pills also sure Gravel, to Cape Comorin; 1917 is fast approach-P. W. A. Scot Fairs in the Back and all ing and will see thee triumphant and L. C. Sharman Kidney Disorders. Free from mercury Forty years allies, and there thou willst realize that G. B. Slater

victorious with thy brave and one-minded E. V. Stevens cess. Bold by all Chemists thy nous sons never died in vain! India H B Waller and Storekeepers throughout in a confidence) So be it God save our E. Williams the world.

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** Even if Germany were victorious this continued aversion of the Allies and of manny neutrals, which will be evident in All spheres-religious, commercial, finan cial, political alike would constitute for Germany an irreparable disaster for which no indemnity could possibly compensate her. After the war the Germans will be regarded as the lepers of Europe; no one among the Allies will want to have any kind of contact with them. This is what the Geraviny have reaped by violating the great principles of justice and humnaity the rules of Germany will learn to their cost that Nemesis awaits them, and that one cannot place oneself outside the rules of common morality with impunity.

List of Volunteers for service in non-com

batent duties. It has not so far been foured possible to accept may of these

Name, g

Residence.

Rev. W. T. Grey

Yokohamu Dr. C. J. McLaren Chiaju, Koren Dr. G. Guskue. Formoss

Taylor

Ber R. H. Walton Yokohang Rev. J. G. Waller Nagano

A supplementary list, embracin- the period April 1918, to the conclusion of hostilities, will be issued eventually.

The Army List would, upoers to be in complete, as some in the above list whe have no asterisk are known to have had commissions last year.

DETAIL

Or duty till she morning of 31st inst...

H.K.VC.E

Next for duty from the morning of 316 inst, to the morning of 28thTM ínst:- "B"

Co. H.K.V.R. Officer Lt. Branch

Orderly PARADES FOR WEEK ENDING 22ND INST.

and "B" Cos, on Tuesday, 18th inst Kowloon Dock and Taikoo Sections on the Polo Ground at 5.30 p.m., remainder on the road outside the Law Courts at 5.15 p.m. Dress: drill order,

Recruits

on Monday, 17th instand Wednesday, 19th int., at 5.15 p.m. on the Cricket Ground under Drill Instructor Sgt. Oxberry. Drews; Sigrolling Section on Wednesday, 19th

drill order.

inst., at 5.16 p.nt Vo unteer Machine Gun Section on Thursday, 20h

Headquarters Un form to be worn,“ instat 5.30 pin, at Wellington Barracks under Lieut, Thornhill Desas: drill order.

CLASS OF INSTRUCTION.

N.C.Os, will parade on Wednesday, 13th

inst., at 5.15 p.m. on the road out side the Law Courts. 41 N.C.Os. are required to attend. Officers will u'so attend, Dress: drill ord: EASTER MONDAY SHOOT.

Practice ni King's Park Range on Mon- day, 17 h instant, and Wednesday, 19h instant, at 3 p.m.

G. K. H. BHUTTON; Capt,;

-Adjutant, H.K.V.R. NOTICE,

TEAM SHOOT, EASTER MONDAY, 24TH APRIL Corporal Whitelaw will attend practices at Referenca notice dated 11th April 1910, King's Park Range, instead of Sapper Wailnc

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HONGKONG POLICE RESERVE.

ABSENCE PROM.PLICE DUTIES. The A.P.D. Order is ex ended and now rends: No excuse of any kind will in future be accep'ad for absence from" or unpunctual.ty in attending Police Duty, unless intend ng absenties (n) ob at the certificate of the Surgeon Superintendent or such other (mergency medical certificate the Burgeon Superintendart

may subsequently deem sufficient, or (b) provide an off- cient and unpaid subst tute, or (c) in person sat sfy the Officer in Charge of the Charge Room that less makes i impossible for them to perform the duty.

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Absentees failing to comply with the above requirements will without exception be dealt with and punished as defaulters as a matter of course and without für ther enquiry

Monday, April 17th-Nos, 13 and 14 Soc PARADES CENTRAL, 5.30 PM, tions under Chief Inspector Mason Alsh Ambulance Recruits. Tuesday, April 18th All Sergeants ap-

pointed since January 1st, Wednesday, April 19th-Nos. 13 and 14

Sections under Sergeant Major. Re cruits of No 2 Company and Ambul

1240,

Thursday, April 20th-Recruits of No T

Company

DEFAULIWE. For leaving the Colony without permission and for failing to arrange for the per- formance of his duties, a Pc. of n 2 Company is ordered 12 hours' Cella Daty.

· NO. 2 PLATOON, Will parade in mufti with rifles at Water Police Bation at 5.45 p.m. punctually on Tuesday, April 18th,

- SUMMER UNIFORM,

As Summer Uniform may be ordered to bɔ worn on Patrol Duty, etc. at any moment Section Commanders and Equipment officers are warned to see that their men are equipped without delag,

THANEYER,

Staff Inspector T. Hyncs is transferred to SHKYR

FC. JENKIN

D&P. (B)