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JAUNDICE

ITS CAUSE AND CURE.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 17TH. 1917.

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WHY GERMANY MUST STAKE ALL.

SHORTENING THE WAR"

At the sitting of the Main Committee of the Reichstag on January as the Imperial Chancellor, Herr von Beth mann Hollweg, made the following stute

ment!

IN THE ISLAND OF LIGHT. CUTLER PALMER & CO'S

[BY CHARLES T KING]

BELFAST, January 31st.

The fare to the Island of Light is about frity shillings. This includes a penny motor omnibus to Euston, third class to Holyhead, first class in the boat, and a pleasant voyage on that road to Dublin which is never very rocky

GREAT BRITAIN ARMED. A FOREIGNER'S IMPRESSION, It is my first visit to England since the war began. Entering, it was not like England. Before it as so free. Every body was willing to help and direct any person who was foreign. Now, it is strict, severe scrutiny and carefulness. All my papers in order and the letters of officials SUPRA in Helsingfors hardly served to obtain Ou December 12th last year I ex-me entrance. The cureless English have plained before the Reichstag the reasons learned a hard lesson spelt in spics who which led to our peace offer. The reply pretended to be of all neutral and of our opponents clearly and precisely friendly nationalities penital and said that they decline penco negotiations At last I was permitted to leave with with us, and that they want to hear only ny English hosts. We went though dark of a peace which they dictate By this London streets that I remembered blazing the whole question of the guilt for the with light Inside the house all was continuation of the war is decided. The changed too. The furniture was the guilt falls on our opponents alone Just same, the welcome was even water, for as definitely stands our task. The the English esteem above all friends enemy's conditions we cannot discuss, those who stand by thera in trouble, but They could only be accepted by a totally the atmosphere was different. The cltler defeated people

It therefore means sous of the family were absent. Two were pleasant menióry, like a half-sovereign.

Asia

The destructive designs of our oppon ents cannot be expressed more strongly We have been challenged to fight to the end We accept the challenge. We stake everything, and we shall be victorious

It is well worth the fifty shillings. For Londoner who for months past has been trying to find the kerbstone with the point of his stick, has been fined ongo hundred pounds and imprisoned for six months for attempting to stand treat. and has found at 9.35 in the afternoon that he cannot get the drink he promised himself, a saunter down Grafton street, Dublin, across O'Connell Bridge, and up Sackville-street is a pure delighte

Shop windows are ablaze with the flood of light which to ne in England is but a Street lamps are turned on so full that you begin to imagine that Ireland has set out all ber brilliance to take you right away from the war and bring you the nimosphere of the true Ireland, the Island of Peace

HAPPY TYRANNY

dead-both officers one in the Army and fight.

President Wilson's Message to Congress (one in the Navy Their parents, brothers shows his sincere wish to restore peace to and sisters wrote and spoke of them the world. Many of his maxims agree with loving pride, and as if their lod with our aims namely, the freedom of were happy and to be envied. Every the scas, the abolition of the systth of comfort and luxury were given and balance of power (which is always bound pfered me it the household had settled to lead to new dificulties), equef rights itself down to simplicity and economy.

The freest régime in the world is mar of all nations and the open door to Luxuries are for the wounded, the fight-

Er ou love and the children of the poor. tial law. We have heard martial law trade,

pence conditions of How strange it is to see these changes.crtcoded over in the House of Coramoss, the ut what are the strand I knew was given up to send een long faces pulled over it, and Germany's defensive force is to be de gates, pleasure and making itself.com they tried to make us believe it must he stroyed; we are to lose Albase and Lor fortable. This England is thinking of a terribly oppressive thing, Ireland under raine and the eastern provinces of the Ost the other countries that make it an Em- martial law, where I have the joy of Marken the Danabe Monarchy is to bepire; of its Allies; of all who in some living just at present, is the freest place dissolved; Bulgaria, again te be cheated manner are helping against its foes, in the world,

England is armed. I have been in a On a beautiful green lawn on a high of her national unity; and Turkey is to be pushed out of Europe and smashed in motor across many miles of England to slope of Phenix Park, overlooking the

kater for visit, some soldiers in a camp; and again

do not know this England. Each snow-clad Dublin and Wicklow hills, I pretty village has soldiers walking, dril. saw the terrible tyrants who are grinding Lord Wimborne, the Lord-Lieutenant, in ing, passing with goods, or on sentry us down under martial law. There were outside the building. The roads are dusty silk bat and astrakhan collar; Mr. with big wagons, with lines of singing Duke, the Chief Secretary; Sir Bryan marching, red-checked young men, wie Mahon, the Commander-in-Chief of the covered trolleys, with horses. On lovely Forces in Ireland, in top boots, red tabs, commons and stretches of ground one

alist Lord Mayor of Dublin, inhabitant sees suddenly a massed town of solid and genial Irish smiles; and the Nation- hats, built with roofs, doors and win of the Mansion House where so often dows, drainage, social halls, as if this war were going on for fifty years, the they have refused to fly the British flag, little homes of the millions in city and symbol of terrible oppression." hamlet, all have tales to tell of fathers tween thear all they had not a scintilla and sons on the sea or in France, or in of the atmosphers of terror and repres- what the English call overseas, the sion contained in the stern gaze of a countries the British own across the waiter at the Constitutional Club in oceans, There must be millions of London when he tells you at 2.50 or 8,30 women engaged in war tasks. Whole that he cannot on any account serve you towns have sprung up, built specially for with a whisky and soda.. the women munition workers, equipped on the American plan with a stail get aside to look solely after their health and welfare, and buildings of most modern improvenients,

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THE U-BOAT CONTROVERSY.

By this development of the situation the decision concerning submarine war fare has been forced into its last acute stage The question of the U-boat war, as the gentlemen of the Berehatag will remember, has occupied us three times in this Committee-namely, in March, May, and September last year. On each occa sion in an exhaustive statement. I ex- pounded the points for and against in this question. I emphasized on each occasion that I was speaking pro tempore, and not as a supporter in principle, or an opponent in principle, of the unre stricted employment of U-boats, but in consideration of the military, political, and economie situation as a whole

I always proceeded from the standpoint as to whether an unrestricted U-bont war will bring us nearer to a victorious peace It is sad to see this England, but Eng- or not, Every means, I said in March, land does not seem sad. It gives the that is calculated to shorten the war fighters on leave the gayest, most luxuri the humanest policy to follow Whenous holidays, it denies them nothing, it the most ruthless methods are considered as the best calculated to lend us to tory, and to a swift victory, I said at that time they must be employed.

The Imperial Chancellor proceeder to explain why in March, and May last year he opposed an unrestricted U-boat wars why again, in September, according to the unanimous judgment of the political and military authorities the question

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You can drink almost when you like in the Island of Light; you can stand treat or be treated as much as you can stand; you can be out as late at night as you like, and I do not believe there are any prohibited areas in the Island of Light under the awful heel of martial law,

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grumbles a no money spent or to be The oppression over Lore is terrible spent. All I have heard is "never mind You have to come and see material law in the expense; save the men all you can; full blast to be able to tell how it feels save the lives you cau; you will look to groun under it. For instance, while after the widows and children we can in England we are having our sons and all go short for them and the wounded; younger brothers tote from us to go into nothing matters except winning this way the Army, the Island of Light under that has been forced upon us nothing martial law is the only place where you matters as long as the world does not can see in the streets thousands of young men and lads, straight, supple, laugh- have all this bloodshed and waste of men

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In this connection the Chancellor reincident of the war, like the deportations land would be in the Army peated his previous utterance, that as from Belgium. acts of harshness to

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This, however, is getting near politics,

Dublin Mansion House for about three happy isle: I sat at a luncheon in the hours, with speeches from the Lord Lieu tenant, the Nationalist Lord Mayor, and

as he, in agreement with the prisoners or civilians, children or oldud one hardly mentions them in this Supreme Army Command, retched the people, makes the English sterner and conviction that ruthless U-boat was harder They say now much but they would bring Germany nearer to a victori mean much for they at once begin pre Gus pesce, then the U-box war would beparations as if for a longer fight. I did not think the English could alter so

"We are not This moment, he

has now greatly; they are stubborn, arrived. Last autumn the time was yet conquered till we are all dead." I have ripe, but today the moment has come heard none say this in words, but it is when with the greatest prospect of success in all their works and looks. (Hedvig we can undertake this enterprise We must Borkman.) therefore not wait any longer.

COUNSELS OF DESPAIR,

Where has there been a change.

great many others, and the phrase Home Rule" was never mentioned- until quite at the end. Then it into

Many shuddered. a two-minutes' speech by an Englishman.

The Unionis Lord Mayor of Belfasb wore a big bunch of shamrock, and pre- sided over a wonderful luncheon to the In the first place, the most important The Admiralty Staff and the High Sea Canadian officers in the beautiful City fact of all is that the number of our Fleet entertain the firm conviction, a Hall, and the Attorney General for Ire- Bubmarines has very considerably inconviction which has its practical support land lifted up the orange and green creased as compared with fast spring, in the experience gained in the U-boat colours of the Canadian Rangers as an and thereby a firm basis has been creat cruiser warfare, that Great Britain will emblem of the wished for reconciliation ed for success. •

be brought to peace by arms.age of the hitherto apparently irreconcilable,

views. sections of brother Trishmen. Our allies agree with our The second co-decisive reason is the bad corn harvest of the world. This Austria-Hungary adheres to our pro fact now already confronts England, cedure also in practice. Just as we lay

Cardinal Logue, after High Mass on France, and Italy with serious difficul- a barred zone around Great Britain and tice. We firmly hope to bring these the west coast of France, within which Sunday and a speech from the cathedral difficulties, by means of an unrestricted we will try to prevent all shipping pulpis (every word of which might have U-buat war, to the point of unbearable trafic to enemy countries, Austria been pronounced by the Bishop of ness

is a vital Hungary declares a barred zone around Loadon or Dr. Clifford), insisted, agent man as he 18, in carving the turkey him- The coal question, too, is Italy question in war. Already it is erition, To al neutral countries a fren path for self at his own tablá at his luncheon to as you know, in Ital, and France. Our mutual intercourse is left outside the the Protestant and Roman Catholic Canadian Irish offers. The Protestunt

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submarines will render it still more barred merican we offer, as wo did in Camate of All Ireland, a couple of hours

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1915, safe passenger traffic under definite conditions, oven with Great Britain.

TE HUST AND WE CAN. The Chancellor then road the Note to W the United States, and added that corre Our cnomy's difficulties are rendered sponding Notes had been sent to the other still further acute by the increased lack neutral States. He concluded with the of enemy cargo space In this respect fellowing words time and the U-boat and cruiser war- No one among us will close his eyes to fare have prepared the ground for & the seriousness of the step which we are decisive blow. The Entente suffers in taking That our existence is at stake all its members owing to lack of cargo every one has known since: August 4th, space. It makes itself felt in Italy and 1914, and this has been brutally emphasi- France not less than in England. ad by the rejection of our peace offer, If we may now venture to estimate the When, in 1914, we had to seize and have positive advantages of an unrestricted recourse to the sword against the Russian U-boat war at a very much higher value general mobilization, we did so with the than last spring, the dangers which arise deepest sense of responsibility towards for us from the U-boat war have correour people, and conscious of the resolute spondingly decreased urge that time, strength which says, We must, and therefore we can." Endless streams of ACCEPTING THE CONSEQUENCER, The Chancellor then discussed in detail blood have since been shed, but they have the political situation, and contimed--not washed away the must and the

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Our front stands firm on all sides, by a sober consideration of all the cir

in themselves, point one way. They point We have everywhere the requisite re cumstances that come into question, and serves. The spirit of the troops is good by a firm determination to help our to a new atmosphere in the Island of and confident. The military situation people out of the distress and disgrace Light Like this war, the political task as a whole permits to sccept all con- which our enemies contemplate for them is not at its end, and there may be some sequences which an wirdstricted U-boat Success lies in a higher hand, but as hard trenches to get over, but there are war may bring about, and as this regards all that human strength can do on every hand signs that puint to the U-boat wer in all circumstances, is the to enforce success for the Father and you prospect of a new illumination, not in means to injure sur enemies most may be assured, gentlemen, that nothing the already brilliant street, but in theHERAPION grieviously, it must be begun."

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