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“NEUTRAL” DIPLOMATIST AND HIS PROPHECIES.

VISIONS OF AN ARMAGEDDON IN THE EAST.

GERMAN MAN-POWER.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, 1916,

A VILLAGE INTERLUDE.

ANXIETY OF GERMAN COMMAND." SLOW THROUGH THE CHURCH.

OF GERMAN

[PROM

THE TIMES SPECIAL CORRE-

SPONDENT.]

YARD PATH.".

MESS SECRETÁRY.

PLAIN WORDS TO KING CONSTANTINE,

IBY A BUPEENUMERAHY.]

Somewhere in Egypt

VIEWS OF LONDON GREEKS. Gun-carriages will be supplied when What the adjutant said was, "You A large number of German writers are

available at the station and only when will be mess secretary in future."

Members of the Greek community in looking into the future far as human this particular moment, as they review co mile from the place from which the that in saying that he had commanded towns met recently in the crypt of the There are very many reasons why, at the burial ground is distant upwards of took me just four hours to discover chester, Liverpool, Cardiff, and other It London with Greek delegates from Man

eye can a00, and prophesying woe for the position in which the first part of the procession starts. (King's Regulations, mo to be or become immediately a judge Greck Church, Bayswater, to consider

the attitude of Greece.

to get out of gear.

Par. 1631).

of food in its rawest state, a financial expert, & commercial genius, and linguist on an extensive seals. They do these things in the Army.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HorazonG HOTEL

Mr G. E. Anderson Mr R. L. Atkinson:" Mr H. Murray Bain Mr J. H. Baring Mr W. L. L. Barker

Mr & Mr LG.

Holgate Mr & mrs C. Hem-

phreys

Miss C. Jacquemain Mr E. M. Joseph Mr H. M. Joseph Mr E. M.

Vosaph Mr F. H. Xales Mr O. C. Hench Mr C. King Dr A.T. Koszar

Mr & Mrs F. Kline Mr F. E. Lane

Mr. & C. Lanrišten Mr K. C. Ling. Mr. Lora Hr9. Longfield Waj. D. MacDonald MrA. HoPherson mr..W. Mackenn Mi H. E Maslin

Dr & Mrs O, Marriott

by H. Mix well

Mr B. K, Mehta

Mr J. Mersaki M: J. S. Nicolson Mr & Mrs N Nolarco Mr P.W Parker

gret

Mr & Mr. R. Prader- Capt A. R. Pilkington Mr. W. J. Pringle

Mr E. H. Ray

Mis F. A. Bony Mr B. A.. Roberts Capt W. Rather MJ. H. Sooit Capt S. 8 Sandberg Mr. H. Blade Mr. V. Sorby M. C. G. St Lo Mr C. S. Epeyer W. A MJ. Jackkeuss Mins Square Miss A. Square

Externa Mr W, H. Ford Mr & Mr C, Gaudiot Mr J. Gibb

rA G. Gordon Mr V. ou dbours Mr & Mrs F. J. Gray Hra A. C. Grilk Capt T. P. Hall

Hannibal

Mr T. W. Bannister England, An Anglo-Russian conflicts he losing heart. It is for one thing as battle leaves them, the Germans should

Mr C. C Batahalder This explains why all that was left of

Mr F. M. Belt says one, is the one gront certainty of certain as these things can be that their Private Wlate of the King's Own

Mr. Nicholas Eumorfopoulos,

Mr & Mm H. A the future. An Anglo-American conflict pply of men is being exhausted to the Infantry, was carried to the little

the Batter and child chairman, said they were met to convey Mrs E R. Belilics with Japan and Russia is foreseen by reserves. They have now in all 193 vs journey was a short one, and even his old that is saying a lot. Day by day to all point when they will not be able to and churchyard on the village hearse, writes

The feeding of our forces in the field the authoritative opinion of Greeks in Me U. D. J. Bal a correspondent in The Times. His last is a mysterions as it is efficieat-and England. ·· others. All agree that the Quadruple;

isions, 117 consisting of three regiments

Maa Mra Chaw each and 57 of four. The remaining 19 are grandfather was able 10 walk to where sorts of remote, isolated camps there already addressed King Constantine Me B. 3. Birbess Mr. A. Pailis said that they had Mr 8. T. Bitting

Benwook Entente has no element of stability, and of various sorts and sizes, and as fighting lichen-covered stones in the shadow of the come men perched high on motor-lorries with every mark of respect but had had Capt B Branch

the newly-dug grave gaped amongst the will inevitably fall apart, probably with

unite are comparatively unimportant, They have on the Western front 124 of flint and brick spire.

who hurl articles of diet int quarter ao responss; the silence was equivalent Me Mol. Campbell an explosion. Even France will discover these divisions, and it is safe to say that

Private W in the words of his master-sergeants. As a spectacle, their to insult. When the question of Greece Mr D. E. that an alliance with England is an un-numerically these forces are certainly crony who saw him before he was hit, was operations are incoherent, not to say joining in the war

inferior to the combined armies of the always a little bit ever the odds in an haphazard, but in actual fact there is Venizelos pointed out that the Greeks of Mr C. P. Chan-en

was raised and MrO Cappleman

Crampkin satisfactory guarantee, and will even Belgians, the French, and the English. attack." This time he had farther to nothing incolierent about them. All Asia Minor might be liberated, the an-r0. M. Ciszton tually have to alter her whole foreign have been obliged in the first place to call sequently he was longer exposed to the scale and regulation, only these scales Colonial policy. Thus to speak of the Mr G. L. Courtney

To meet this growing deficiency they go than on previous occasions and con. that they do is in exact accordance with swer was that it was outlook. Of course, out of all these por

question of Mr H. A R. Count mutations and combinations of the future up the new classes earlier and to put fire from a particularly well-placed Ger- and regulations are not fully under-interests of two or three millions of Mr J. 1, Courtney Germany will issue triumphantly. That then into the field with much less train- a mach gun. He had been over stood by anyone except the "D.A.Q.M.G." Greek people was ignorance, imbecility, Mr P. B. Crawley is the inevitable moral. The only signi- one of the most delicate parts of the attacks, and had come out seathless. This General) and individuals even more dis-ammuntion in Macedonia had been prac Mr Mrs F ing than is their rule. In other words, the parapet" in more than a score of Deputy Assistant Quartermaster or treason, ficance of these comforting prophecies,

The delivery of forts and Mr N. Crouchar

W. B. Davenpo t apart from their use as propaganda, is great German war-machine is beginning chance that he finished up on a hospitali

time he realised that it was an even tinguished and inaccessible. that they are prophecies of peace, neti

So to the recipient of these favours, about £8,000,000. Why had the King MF E. Davis

tically a war indemnity to Bugaria of

Daniels More significant still, the High Com-eot or under a little wooden cross behind waiting in his cemp, the daily appear done this? It could only be accounted Capt J. Hamar of war. Implied in them is the admis-

and maid" sion that the war at all events as not mand are being forced by stress of cir- the lines. He said this quite cheerfully ance of the lorries is an adventure, for on one of the grounds mentioned. going to bring these comfortable results.

cumstances to order movements of troops,

to his friend, and then started of at All that he knows is that he has, in- particularly harassing to both the men slow double. Skirting shell holes and dented for rations for so many officers or other had engaged to help the Ger- Mr A. W. Eastmon It seemed as if the King at sometime Miss M. E. Duffy Mr W. E. Douglas published in Berlin and entitled: The also to impair the efficiency of the ma- tions of the German wire he seemned to get. There will, of course, be bread and be accounted for, He called around him

A typical instance is a book recently and their commanders, which cannot fail dodging through the still standing sec

and men: he has no idea what he will mana; his conduct could not otherwise Me & Mn P. J. Future War: By a Neutral Diplomatist." chino. On an average they are how be getting on splendidly, when all at As for the neutrality of the anony-obliged every week to move 20 to 25 once there came a stuttering from a near-meat, but beyond these two there is no all the discredited politicians of Greece mous diplomatist," it is hardly worth divisions from one place to another. In by ruin, and. W fell as though tackled certainty. Tea, Angar, marmalade to administer affairs and they had inquiring into evory line shows him to the third week of September six divisions low by a good threequarter. He was treacle, cigarettes, flour, onions any of terrorised the country. They should not be a German of the Germans. His thesis were transferred to the Somme front brought in after the attack had develop these may come flying out of the lorries, address the King at all. What they had

we are told, has made a great from other positions on the line, seven and then by slow degrees he found together with many other things whose to mpression in Germany-is that this war

divisions were retired from the same himself once more in Blighty. He never names I bave forgotten. When you have Venizelos direct. (Cheers.)

say should be addressed to M. will be shortly followed by another be front elsewhere, and six divisions which complained, and perhaps this fact made gathered in the loot for the day the tween the United States. England, and were resting were displaced. In the same the nurse and the doctors more than only thing left is to decide how to use the idea of not addressing the King; it M. Casdagli (Manchester) approved Japan; and as a corollary, that the week two divisions were withdrawn from usually sorry when he stated as of a cerit so that the hungry, sunburnt people would be much better to address M. longer this war goes on and the whites the Verdun front, one was sent from titty that he was going to die, and half in the tente shall be fed to their greatest Venizelos. If they addressed the King he European nations are bled, the better Wavre to Champagne, and one now

an hour later was as good as his word benefit and satisfaction. it all is for Japan, which is only await division appeared in Belgium. And his father and mother had learned that The news came to little village before

they would simply be called knaves by ing her chance.

parently these changes are acarly always

the German Press, My particular problem, I discovered unforeseen and always hurried. It is he was wounded; und later came W-

Dr. Pagonis (Glock Archimandrite) was to find out every day what the said he put aside his priest's robes and known, for instance, that not long ago or all that was left of him. from the Somme to the Eastern front a division which had been transferred

lorries had given us, and then to obtain spoke as a Greek patriot who had follow- His arrival at the village synchronised such other articles as would amalgamate od with a sore heart events in Greece trary, it will only be the prelude to another which had been ordered to tha ittle village took on an air more somnotation of the things one ents at home, appointed by the King was not a national Mr H. E. Hollands-

was recalled as soon as it got there, while with the coming out of the sun for the most pleasantly and turn our meals in during the past months. The policy still more violent and bitter struggle: it East was rushed back before it had got lent still. The trees were in full leat, but In other words, I was to be the housepolicy; it had been dictated by hatred Mr A shelton Booper

first time in three weeks The sleepy

the desert into the elogest possible imi- followed by the different Governments i that F. H. Howard we saw this prosent workd-war; like it ring of the Battle of the Somme, from it may be delayed a few years but it July 1st to July 9th, they had 18 divisions peun nations have butchered cheh other engaged. From the 10th to the end of suficiently, and the allence of the grave and, owing to tao losses they had suffered month they brought up 12 fresh ones, yard prevails over our old continent; when the new-born Central Europe will first 18' a second time. In the last week were able to employ only three out of the have tulalled its civilising mission of of August, during which the fighting was Creawakening Eastern culture in

Minor, & tempest will be let loose on the fewer than 28 divisions from one position not particularly violent, they shuffled ze Pacific Ocean, the clouds of which are to another on this front. already beginning to gather over the islands of the Land of the Rising Sun, the middle of September, they have put During the whole of the battle, up to easting their shadow from Vladivostok in the field or new divisions and 17 extra to Singapore on Manila to Hocolala and San Francisco lish Army and 33 (as well as the 17 lat one side and from battalions, 34 divisions against the Eng inlions) against the French, nearly all of them brought up

from oth the line where the stable

Unhappily," he writes,

this war, which like all the wars that have ever preceded it, will not be the last such visitation upon humanity. On the con

on the other.

THAT YELLOW PERIL AGAIN.

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earth

THE LAST SCENE.

་

Far above, sono fleecy clouds in the habit of bringing home all kinds attempts to rule by force and terror. moved slowly across the bitte. The birds are to make father inre than the bag Unfortunately the King, instead of put-

that lined the road held a concert in the boughs of the hedge

me to make more best the graveyard. of them. under a sergeant. The later was deter Presently there came a file of 13 men mined to see that the day of Private with fitting dignity, and his words of with could be committed to its element command rang through the village atroet, hung about in the offing. Then the coffin to the great awe of the small boys who was brought out, covered with the Union arms, and the little procession fited Jack, the soldiers ordered arms, reversed down the lane between the hedgerows There was no sadness in the ceremony: other parts of

on and the birda But

out to view i

There are

THE RAID ON ESSEN.

FLIGHT OF 125 MILES AN HOUR.

raid on Essen by the two French airmen Details are to hand of the Allied air Captain de Beauchamps and Lieutenant Daucourt

Mr G. Harper

Mr & Mrs K. D.

Harley Mr H. E. Hayward Mrs H. E. Hayward Mr & Mrs G. V. Hayes Mr W. B. Hind Mr. W. J. Hodge Mas A. E. Dodgins

Mr B. Aumil

Mr H. F. stonebam

Mr F. G. The myan

Mr A. L. Todé Min M. Walden

Mr G. Wallace

Mr & Mrs J. D. Capt F. Wheeler

Whalason

Me 8. T. Williamson Mrs & Willher

Kok

Mr & Mm Wong Han Mr G. G. Wood

EDWARD HOTEL

KING

Bannerman mums Almonë. M. Henson

Miss M. G. Ballin Me Castello de W. Budge

Gann

Mr Wm. Jackson

Mr J. Josaph Mr W. E. Kirby Mr A. Lambden Miss E G. Lamikdes Mr T. Lem Mr J. Lennox

ark

Mr Matthewa Mr H. Meluviah Mr D Mochall Mew W. O. Pamers & Mr G. Raich Mr & Mrs Robins Mr J. Sim HFF. M. Sowars MrEM. Susigh

Mr D. Utabar

Mr G. Stott

Miss E. Videns Me& Man Watecz

FRAX HOTEL

Mr G. W. Barton Mr & Mrs H. Bridges Mr B. Buchan Mr & Mrs H F.

Carmichael

Mr B. W. Cary Mr & Mrs C. D.

Calli

Mr W. J. Dexter Odd, R. M. Darling Mr & Mrs Dalaker

Brà Hrs A. Lembelar Mr R. F. wattingley Mr Nail MacIntyre I C & Mrs R, E.

Morgan

Mr V I. Perkins Mr & Mrs E Ralphs Eng, Comdr, Reed Mr. Skott

ting himself at the bead of his Arany,

commended to all housekeepers for their people, had followed his own ideas and The problem is one which may be carrying out the aspirations of her leading Greece to further glory and

consideration. My family, you must personal inclinations and had delivered: ingly in the course of the day, so that Greece. The King had given proofs that understand, was liable to grow alarm Macedonia to the bitterest enemy of while only twenty required breakfast he was not guided by love of his coun- forty for dinner. Moreover, in this at a loss to understand. there might be thirty for luncheon and try, and his personal policy Greece was

Mr H. Ladwa ardent land of Egypt it is not well to

Mr & Mrs W. Charl s

between the death of the animal and the follows

A resolution was submitted in the form:

Mr & Mrs T. 8. Cheng let so much as twenty-four hours pass of a

Mir 8. F. Chubb cooking of the joint. Eggs, too, have a

telegram to M. Venizelos na

Mr T. Cremer Mr Fetterley Meeting representing tl sections Mr D. J. Finlayson The yellow man is standing at his trench warfare still prelibrium of how could there be, when the sun shono trick of setting out immediately on the Greek colonies of Great Britain, congra- post, armed and ready to draw the award Nominas, 16 does not now prevail. country was spread and all the smi8 concerting to the cook when he is trying upon the aetion yon have taken, te up i

Mr G. Frits hatching process, which it more than dis-tulate you and Admiral Condouriotis Mr. Gregory ben ble for gatering the That, as far as the actual position on the harvest he has sown during the last 20 feld of the battle is concerned, is the Long Spinney and over the bridge where hours her perritorial possessions, and to

/Out/ along the road they went, past to fry forty of them, in a quarter of an hold the honour of Greece,to protect Mr Hümmeg and Mr H Thornton

Misa Onidiej years. This hour is no longer far dis immensely important result of what our the Roman legions had crossed the river tant. When it strikes, the whole of combined armies have achieved on this as they marched for Cirencester Sunday night, as the mess was in fuads, enco to any other authority, and asture

And there are other limitations. One proceed toward your goal without refer M. E. Hasford

children Eastern Asin will ring with the victorious particular part of the front. The enemy

in his younger days had often lain fist it seemed that we might launch out a you of every support." banzo of the Japanese. And the longer have been driven back so continuously amongst the willows on these banks and little, and I organised a lobster moyen- the Entente offers resistance to the in-that they have not had time to construct gently stroked the smooth side of a pound naise Everyone ate with enthusiasticn with only two dissentients. vincible Central Powers in its endeavour behind their present lines on the Bomme trout until, with a quick grip lifted it but the next day the "0.0" sent mo

The resolution was carried by acclama to hold on until German militarism is any kind of trenches that can possibly clear from the water with a finger and some extracts from a District Order

stroyed, the more certainly will both compare with those from which the Allies thumb in its gills. England and Russia, those two founda have driven then out so effectually that wires in Long Spinney, too, and had vegetables in Egypt. It is a little dif He had often set forbidding the consumption of uncooked tion stones of the Quadruple Entente, be now it is only here and there that you earned the intense dislike of the squire's feult to avoid monotony when you are rushing towards the ruin that will smite can tell where the original lines were, keeper, and the utmost veneration of the them on their Achilles Heel."

I may be too sanguine, but, I believe squire's small-son, to whom W was restricted to potato salad. The strong peace note in this will be that the great result of this first part of the living presentment of Leather-stock- Fruit is another trouble. observed; this hair-raising prophecy is as the Bomure battle will be that not only when W came up to the hall to say population and the character of the dust or perhaps Deerfoot." Thus, reasons, connected with the habits of the much an appeal for immediate pesos as the trenches but the whole organization for anything else. But incidentally the of German trench warfare will crumble good-bye to the scullery-maid, and told of the land, which make it unwise to writer would like to sow distrust of away.

the boy that he was going to the war, the eat any fruit which cannot be peeled. Japan. The Japanese," he asserts, refused categorically to take part in

boy wept incontinently, a thing that no Melons are fairly safe, and so are brave should do before an Indian of bananas, but again there is monotony, the war in Europe, and helped themselves. But that is merely speculation. On another tribe. He had heard from his and the famity is inclined to grow frac to something nearer Tsingtao and the the actual battlefield the triumph of the other this morning how the village lad. tious. It wants to know why it cannot Caroline and Mariaven Islands. She Bomite is incontrovertible." Not

had come back, and so when the proses have all the pretty things in the shops kept aloof from the sea battle of Santa German soldiers but German generalssion passed the great iron gates that led or on the barrows of the hawkers. It azia (r, the battle of Coronel), and must be beginning to realize that we are to the hall there was a small figure wait- bring tales of beautiful golden plums, openly declared that the honours of the proving ourselves the better men. There there to do homage to a very brave man of greas hgs, and of wonderful grapes. battle belonged to the German cruiser may have been a score of reasons for the As the coffin came abreast of him he Things it desires, and refuses to squadron and its brave Admiral von

German offensive Spee Naturally this gave offence to amongst others the amour, propre of the figures that walked behind, and impul- there is the question of shopping: When

against Verdun-pulled off his tailor cap and stood very believe that they are undesirable,

still. Then he caught sight of the two old their British Ally

Crown Prince; the enemy's apprehension

But beyond all these little troubles Having done his best to seare the Allies for the safety of the precious mines besively he run out between and offered a you have examined the daily dole, when into peace by this vision of a

small hand to each. He walked this way fidious

Japan, he makes a complete their fatally delusive desire-they have tween the father and mother until the examined the storeroom and decide Cologne. But all went well, and already?

hind the German lines if the French to the graveyard, and stood very still be you have consulted with the cook and turnabout, and proceeds to address then by the rounding up of a big volleys were fired over the grave, and business of buying it. Japanese, in the hope of weaning them to Germany. It cannot but be in the French army; the moral effect which the the sergeant marched his men off to the interest of Japan," he pleads, if Gerfall of the fortress would have had in the railway station. many not only retains its former position Fatherland (but not, as believe, in home and the village went back to its The squire's son went amongst the European Great Powers, but France); the obvious desirability of resins after the war strong and io- having, a compensating gain with which the ages, and knew him for what he was sleep. It had known Death through all vincible, and so able to keep Russia and England in check. In that event these German Army the nauseous pill (which

to suger for the German people and the worth, Great Powers and rivals of Japan would they may still have to swallow before destinus to be menaced by an adversary long) of a retirement on the line of the whose strength would prevent them in Meuse; and, lastly if that retirement to cass of war, from throwing all their line stretching from Antwerp past available forces into Eastern Asia. Their best troops and the greater part of their fleet would be chained to Europe."

THE GERMAN WOORE.

#

THE SOMME AND VERDUR.

per instead of themselves, had advanced;

it on the brain-to compass another earth rattled on the coffin lid. The what is wanted, there remains the terriñe

Brussels and Waterloo to Nanius, and thence by Givet, Merières, and Sedan to 84. Mihich actually does come to seem to them the better part of valour the their new position by the occupation of imperativo necessity of consolidating (with the exception of Namurf the one great fortress on the river."

DREADED PEACE TERMS. GERMAN PRESS PICTURE OF

ALLIES DEMANDS.

pesce.".....

should imagine that most of the When the Tower of Babel fell to pieces

town you want at least five languages blew across to Egypt. In the big tory along in any comfort. If you are limited to two and the imprecations of third, life is going to be difficult when you set out to do business.

Mr 8. B. Ellis place on September 14th, was postponed Comdr. & Mrs The start, which was to have taken Mr W. H. Ford until September 22nd on account of the rain. The weather was ine and the chief Mr F. A Hazeland

Gascoigne features of the country could be read like un T. J. R. Johan - a map. reached Treves. Leaving Cobletz on their M. sa oprie.

They followed the Moselle and Mr Lee Jones right and avoiding the large towns, they crossed the Rhine north of Remagen.

direction. If their objective, Essen, had The plan of the journey had provided At this point for a possible change of seemed impossible to reach they were then to have bombarded the railway station at Essen was becoming visible in the dis-I

tance.

They flow over the town at 2 o'clock, hav ing travelled 219 miles in one hour and 45 height of 13,000ft. The airmen threw their minutes. The machines were then at a

saw bright flames and brief sparks burst- bombs with great precision. for they soon. ing forth. This was followed by as schema of anoke, while the airmen circled over the factories without being hit by a single shot, b

The return voyage was easily accom plished. The airmen saw near the river the bright town of Liége. The rond was clear and they returned in safety Before coming to earth Captain de Beau they declared that they were delighted champs looped the loop. On descending

with their trip.

Me & Mas T. M.

Bootcre

Mrs Baple Smith. Mr & Mra Grant Smith Mr & Mrs &. Hiday

Bmith

Mr & Mrs Viviza

Findley Smith Maj. General Ventzia Mr&Mr David Wood

THE GAY, HAPPY, SUCCESSFUL WORLD TURNS ITS BACK ON THE THIN FOLKS.

The thin Johnnie abore needs Sargol which would help him to draw every atom of strength, blood and nourishment from the food he este

It is a simple matter to make out your fist of articles required in English and French. It is fairly easy to think in

Bargel, to our mind, is the most wonder terms of plastres instead of in pounds,

fal Fleah-Producing and Weight Increas frout patience, obedience, and money in this country is the oke, which is In a leading article on what it calls sailings, and pence, and not very dif-

ing treatment in the World a scientifia "Germany's three weapons behind the ficult to remember that the unit of weight

thinness comes from imperfect food assimi And it is on this seductive note that

the Koelnische Volkszeitung says:-

remedy based on the theory that excessive be concludes. Even now the idea of a future agreement with Germany is being

equal to 2.78lh. But when you have "The barning question comes to our done all this there remains the task of

lation; that the sugars, fats, albuminoids considered most seriously in Japan. But, whether all or seno of these rea

lips again and again: When will this explaining your wants to some swarthy

and stenches in your food are paasing cat Last spring the Swiss papers SAVO & Bons for the assault on Verdun are cor Arnstworthy report from a certain autho rect, the fact of the assault, and the

terrible war come to an end? But let person who would be delighted to talk, signs, and little sketches you make him out of a wide grate when only partly con of your body to-day just as a cony shakes us never forget that it is not only ritative source in Petrograd that the determination with which it was pur

we who have to settle the terms of has forgotten all his French and failed bit certain that you will get it. If he treatment aid your poor disordered out to you in Greek, Arabic, or Italian, but understand what you want it is not a waste with Sargol. Let this new-found

sumed. It's German Minister in Peking,

up to you. Stop this fearful Herr ine, spoke of the possibility of such which it entailed, is no less sure than the peace terms that Germany's enemies little dictionaries and phrase books with or less like it, he will send along the month each day into its proper channels sued in spite of the tremendous losses The journal then draws a picture of fish. I look to carrying round if he has a large stock of something mors all this flesh-making food you put in your to learn more than ten words of Eng has not got the thing you want, and of kilter" intestinal machinery to turn din agreement with representatives of the the conclusion that it is the success of the want to exact! Japanese Press, arging that it would Allies on the Bomme which has obliged ive Japan complete freedom of action them to drop it. (I may sey in paren towards Russia and England

"They comprise (it says) the destruc-would struggle to produce those conval- later date that be sent exactly what was part of the body and turn it into healthy me, and in the solitude of my tent I substitute and explain pathetically at a where your blood can carry it to every England and America hate the idea of dropped it and the change in the spirit thesis that the extent to which they have

tios of Germany, the partition of the sions at the back of the threst which ordered. I am inclined to think that the political and economic development of the soldiers engaged in the assault are

German Empire into single states, the are the foundation of the Arab language that original person who asked for bread of Japan as they do of Germany. They signions only 811 of them were taken pri-

robbery of Germany's fleet, merchant The only words which seemed at all easy and got a stone must have been shopping Hundreds of people living in every ocraLZ ificantly shown by the fact that

It's not, an experiment, will therefore resist in conjunction with

ships and colonies, and a war indem were those which expressed wrath, horror, in Egypt.

this Nargol. Russia and France all just attempts on soners in July, 3,000 were captured in

nity of from two or three hundred for an agelong hatred of the person ad-

of England fastily to its marvellous quali- the part of Japan to obtain room on the August.) And that seems to be the con

thousand million marks (ton to fifteen dreamed, together with a desire that be this housekeeping in a strange land hardly eat anything and was not able to Altogether it is a wearing occupation, ties. One lady write to say: "I could Asiatic and American coasta for her clusion of the whole matter. The result

thousand million pounds] to be spread would speedily remove himself to And, of course, when you think that up thr day out of a week, with superfluous population. This menace to of the Borame offensive, if it goes on

over a hundred years. Would it not be great distance. I did not End those you have triumphed and arranged a stomach trouble look only two broces identical interests may bring about com (and it will) as it has begun, is that the

an eternal disgrace for Germany to mon action of Japan and Germany whole conduct of the offensive prases

socept such a pañce 1 Max words in the books. I acquired them really decent meal, someone is sure to of Band, day soything. My against the two Anglo-Saxon bipod finally into the hands of the Allice patience by repeating that Germany did way d languages the native merakant your portion day and night. But there Ane wishes in

The journal closes its exhortation to In addition to his limitations in the it might have been, and complainte are and for hotte

for more naturally.com round and explain how much better 3120 ul. Now I weigh lan relatives. In such rough and nauseat Henceforth, whatever has gone before Bot want war, d

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does not realise that we have been train-is a compensation in this land where Ponds with 23 days teatments?}{ Germany's rescue. It is wooing after the so hardly, at the cost of so many gallant be safer than the war loan, because "we sad to bolero thank no sther is just as to happen it is no Amail advantage to

ASWATION & Co., Langg ad German manner, plentifully sprinkled lives and so many milliards of treasure, are also bound to our Fatherland is good" If by the aut cape, dictionaries, have a job which gives on eight-beurs

VICTORIA DANPINARY, MAR with insultDaily Chronicle.

will not be taken from ns.

regards money, in happiness or disenter.

(Continued as foot of west Columa) work a day

TE EDWARD MISSTHEERT.

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