THE HONGKONG DAILY TRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18T, 1897.
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BRITISH CASUALTIES.
A MONTH'S TOTALS..
Following are the detaile of the lossce given under the principal headings in the War Office casualty lists issued for the month of August. The lists includs 21
casualties reported from all points at 20 which oar-armies are engaged:-
Drowned
Accidentally Killed
Missing,,
Wounded
婆婆
VERDUN FREED,
DIPLOMA WORK.
PETAIN AND HIS STAFF.
{BY THE TIMES' " MILITARY CORRESPONDENT.]
GERMAN NAVAL CHIEF.
their objectives by midday. Those wore, east of Mormont farm, the southern out
A BLATANT. INTERVIEW, lets of Beaumont village and the northern edgo of Fosses Wood, and 1,100 mere pri
The soners were taken in this attack.
The following account of an interview> whole of the French gains on the northern between the German Chief of the Ad- front, and on both banks of the Meuse, miralty, Admiral Scheer, and Gustave now formed one continuous and unbroken Eberlein, 2 representative of that line. Whether from the defensive or journal, who is travelling, through Gor- Every one in this country will rejoice offensive point of view, Verdun had com- many, is published in the Zürcher Post..
pletely regained its powers, and the "Do you intend," asked the inter- that General Pétain, with whose name 600,000 German casualties which had been viewer, with the improved system of history will forever associate the gloríuffered before Verdun since February, defence in England, not to use the ous defence of Verdun in 1913, should 1916, had been suffered in vain.
Zeppelins any more for attack 1 " have had the opportunity, as Commander- It was a very gallant victory. The
"The airship is now, as before, an Germans could not pretend to have been iarChief of the French Armies of the East surprised since they had nine days wases, and I hope that the British will still excellent weapon of attack for over the and North-Enet, to free the town doing in the preliminary bombardment.
have to experience this. At the same They
were strongly entrenched, gand.
we have to consider, on the day arranged finitely, as we all hope, from the German though other French troops may have
the for attack, whether the conditions are been
if needed there were in the available if Since he was appointed to the supreme there were German to oppose them, and able for airships for some time now. The
no more first line ore French divisions than more favourable to airships or nero
planes. The weather has been
unfavour command four months have elapsed, and General Pétain has been engaged upon the German. divisions were individually
war has upset the winds, as it an arduous task. He had to restore con- stronger Bumerically. We are permite thing. By rights we ought to be having Adsace shaken by the disappointment of to mention; some of the French divisions the wind from the west, but it
themselves. Gunn
very and Mort Division Homme; General Matthiou's 126th
stormed
Talon height; Saint-Just's 123rd Division reconquered Hill 344; and on the day of the 28th it was the 42nd and 165th Divisions ander Generals Deville and Carron that bombed and bayoneted their way through to victory.
in
Of
found it, resulting from the battles of the Aisne that period, to held on upon
the face of violent German attacks, to contribute an Army to the Flanders front, to change some of his commanders, and staffs, and only then, after all these things were done, to originate and nut through an exclusively French and fresh operation;
September 17th, 1917.
Market Produce
BUTCHER MEAT.
Uts.
Beof Sirloin--Mei Lung Pa. Ib. Best Prime Cut
21
+7
Beef Corned-Ham Ngau Yuk
20
Beef Roast Bhia Ngau Yuk
Beef Breast-Ngau Nam
98
19
10
13
20
Beel Steak Sirloin-Ngau Lau
30
Killed
Beci Sausages--Ngau Cheung
No. 1
Died of Wounds
278
28
Died
55
Bullock's Brains-Ngau "No,
Wounded
3,671
N.C.07% and Officers. Men. 926 6,279 3,09%2 1,134 39,025
per set
9
Missing
234.
2,510
grasp.
Bullock's Tongae, fresh-
Ngau Li
Missing
Believed
each 45
Killed.....
Wounded and Missing
Ham Ngau Li dan
60.
Missing, Believed
Bullock's Head--Ngau Tau ...
80
Bullock's Heart-Ngau Siku... 16.
13
Bullock's dump, salt-Ngau
Believed
Kin
18
Bullock's Feet-Ngau Kouk...each
30.
Drowned.
Bullock's Kidneys-Ngau Yiu
9
Prisoners of war
47
-Bullock's Tail-Ngau Mei
Bullock's Liver-Ngau Kon... h.
18.
Missing, believed
12
Prisoners of War ...
Bullock's Trips (undressed)
Died while Prisoners
6
of War
Calves' Head and Fect--Ngau
Missing, believed died
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Mutton Chop Yeung Pei
Kwat
16.
Mutton Leg-Yeung Pei Mutton Shoulder - Yeung.
Shan
$24
17
132
Mutton Saddle-Young On
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101
Pig's Chitlings-Chu Chong.......
4
First reported killed, wounded, or mis-
Pig's Brains-Chi No
per set
3
Pig's Feet Chit Kenk
... lb.
14
sing, afterwards re- ported not killed,
Pig's Fry-Cha Chap
20
wounded, or missing
10
*
Pig Head Chữ Tin
18
Pig's Heart Chü Sam
...each
10
This leaves the totals
as follows:
Pig's Kidneys-Chi Yiu
10
6,204
59,404
Pige Liver Chữ Kon . .
30
Pork Chop-Chi Pai Kwat
24
respectively were
Tork Leg Chủ Pri
28
Officers...... 4,381
Park Loin—Chú Hau Tua
28
Officers. 6,901
Pork Fat or Lard--Cha Yau......
21
Sheep's Head and Feet-
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ib. Sucking Pigs, to order-Chu
Officers 2,480 Ment
31,810 107,070 Officers 3,601 Men 84,567 08,859
» Men
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set
60
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The figures for April. May, June, July
It was natural and, indeed, necessary that he should return to his old love. The accumulation of fores for the April offensive on the Lissie and in Champagne had left Verdun somewhat bare of troops. and
Geroin forces were still superior
to the position to be pleasant close too neighbours. Verdun was perhaps safe. but it was not freed, nor could be until more air and space had been regained on the much-battered northern front. With out an act of vigour to accomplish this end Verdun could not in future play the strategic-rôle of which the enemy had proposed to deprive it by his attack.
sion
WAR
11PLOMA WORK.
always
for the journey over. but it hinders the And then the enemy journey. An airship can, of course, rise
return
dyers. faster
i
azter than an acroplane. But what can do with its machine guns if its opponents throw explosive bombs. For reconnaissance, yes, the Zeppelins are of inestimable value; but my conviation is that the future belongs to the aeroplane." Were the Zeppelins of much use in the Skagerack battle in this capacity ???
Unfortunately, no.
On account of the weather we could not send out any Zeppelin on the day appointed, so that the fet could not be supported. Only on the next day some Zeppelins left the Haile, but they could not see any more of the enemy than we could, namely,
This notable week is General Pétain's Commander-in-Chief diploma work as and is a complete answer to those foolish persons who endeavoured to prevent his at the supreme command to which arrival he was called by the unanimous confide of the French Army from top to bottom. His manner has not changed. Such as he
regimental, brigade, divisiona! nothing. "గే.. corps, and army group commander. such all rejoice in the honours bestowed upon hus he been as General-in-Chief, and we him by the French President, and endo se the letter of congratulation sent to him by M. Painlevé, the Minister of War to whose firm and courageous support on the General Pétain's old 2nd Arny was still political side ve ese that General has arrived in the position Pétain at Verdun, and now under the distin-deserved by bis, character and his con guished command of General Guillaumat, This Army, the new Commander-in-Chief proceeded, to reinforce with men, gutis, and aircraft, quietly and undemonstra-
until all was ready."
General made imself an expert
tactician. predominant influence of
PETAIN'S GUSS.
fully the
petence.
L
Referring to the battle of the Skage doubt in the minds of our leaders that rack, the admiral said: There was no we were faced by the whole of the British chief sea-power. The moment had conio to decide whether Germany's young fleet. should measure itself with the almost nation was in the hands of their leaders. donbly large British Fleet. The fate of a The precious moments were passing. quick decision was essential.
It was Attack. What decided to take this course was the sound intelligence of our mapped-out plan; that is not the way en I had wanted to avoid into contact with the superior
Very likely some of the French troops Verdun imagine that if they had been given their heads they could have done feature of this battle the troops bave shown themselvis still to the water.
The full list includes a number of is an infantry soldier, but has much more. It is the most sen. It was not in accordance with a modifications of casualties previously re- ported. must therefore be taken as approximate,
modifications referred to
The above individual figures Among the first bideen artil although the totals are not affected by thelery in battle, and the possibilities open Years of bitter fighting, all the martial tärned off and withdrawn, but that was. possess, after immerse loss and, three com Jellicoe's Fleet I might have
from the co-operation of aircraft and owned. wortetelice of French he looked like flight and would have been
Ib. Cta.
Lichees, dried (small stone)
Lai Chi Kon........
lb.
Oranges (Canton) (sweet)--
Shan-sheng Tim Chang.
Peanuts Fa Bhang
Pears (Canton), Cooking-
Sha Li
Plantain-Tai Shin
གླ་
10
their
out
of
the question, as it would have equivalent to a lost battle. Our manner of attack soon proved to be the best, for it was unexpected to the enemy, and forced him to fight with individual ships. instead of directing its whole force upon us
for which they have ever been tar
The
gun- guns. These ideas he worked out
pers has a [mentally in, Champagne during
reputation. de Castelnau's great advance in 1915, French infantry in the attack are still which only stopped for want of shells, peerless, and the torrent-like rapidity of Assault is like nothing else on earth. and when the writer first visited him at They thought that they could have swept Verdun
he was developing his system day by day
His barrage are had become the lease like a broom. But it was the deadly, and could be applied almost by necessary limitations imposed upon them in each stage of their advance, in order Sonching a button, but it was to his heavy guns that he paid most attention, and artillery support, that won for them, in to give them the full benefit of their was not satisfied until he made them as 1016 as in 2017, the victories that they
wand. His faced
as a rain something fearsome accomplished, and if this faet was not what we have reported in regard to the.
d'écroDecame
airmen were an inseparable of his artillery system, the enemy
all:
by last December, it is so
Will the records of the battle, from much corrected asked the interviewer. the German point of view, have to b
No, certainly not huen. Naturally. enemy's losses we cannot exactly prove. But the fact remising that the young based on the British assertions, was not beaten by the immensely bigger British
9 and na пя part 14 was given no rest. Far behind the Ger
of Verdun General Tétain's im- man lines, and i the Boche was hunted out, and by day dominated the field. If a divisional com Fleet."
ny perturbable calm and prescience have and night his life was made miserable mander his mission given to him, cap for him, while the French infantry learnt throw himself impetavaly into a relations with the guns.
in every nook and cranny, age of the defence and the German fleet, even if the records were
A good deal has been heard of a com-
to act in the closest and most intimate and accept all risks, this is not the parting a fight between the Entente fleets
the
of a Commander-in-Chief who
fight
has
study the situation as a whole, the state
and the German. Do you believe this. possible 1
of public feeling, his depots, and his "That depends absolutely on the
reserves. The fortunes of his own coun-
It was this deliberate and methodical 7 system of step-by-step destruction that the 2nd Army began on the northern
British," and the Admiral smiled. "We front of Verdun when on August 11th all try, and those of his Allies, are in his ourselves have no interest in seeking it; was ready for the attack. The enemy had hands, and he has ever to remember the but it will always find us ready. In the a dezer divisions worth of Verdun and profound observation of Wellington to meantime the submarines are doing their plenty of guns, but with the French were Beresford, "Hemember that you are now good work against the Entente merchant cha Commander-in-Chief and must not be Vessels. As regards the immense superi- many new and heavy howitzers and
arton ruled the air, and General beaten. This is a hard war and not a Pétain had at his disposal in the 2nd romance. It is because General Pétain Army Staff subordinate cumimanders and has the wide view of a true Commander, troops, an instrument for victory trained understands what is wise and practicable after his manner and full of conidence in and what is not, is fearless, independent, themselves.
of his old lieutenants and strong with not a little of the quality were still at Verdur, and during the week of statesmanship, that we have learnt to of fighting which followed some of them trust him and congratulate France that and their troops, begging not to be she has discovered him., relieved, were permitted to carry through. the attack to the end.
B.
THE ATTACK.
PETAIN AND THE STAFF.
ority of our united enemies fleets, the building up of our commercial marine is very doubtful during the war??
Do the submarines promise much?” "Everything. There are not two minds about that in our Naturally, we cannot definitely stay
service. term, but a child can reckon that with a continuance of the present rate of sink- ings the day must come when England. will see that she must give in..
"But, the loss of submarines-the new means of defence
After paying a fine tribute to General Guillaumat's lending, General Pétain The days of August 11th to 19th were took the unusual course of citing à l'ordre
"We have not yet noticed any other wholly given up to the artillery prepara de l'armée the 2nd Army Staff, imperson- tion, which completely ruined the German ally and as a whole. He described it as means of defence beyond the guns, nets, 10 defences in most places; ·
the Command,dmines it is difficult to understand. dominated the precious
Ther
lately expressed
FISH.
Barbel-Ka Yü
28
BreamPin "Yü
18.
TO
Canton Fresh Water Fish-
Persimmons, Large-Hung Tsz
Hoi Sini Yü
18
186-10
Carp-Ji Yü
29
Pumelo, Slam -Tsim Lo Yau esch
11
Catfish-Chik Yü
14
Walnuts-Hop To
1b.
Codish-Mun Yü
18
Grapes-Po Tai Taz
và nàn
Crabs-Hai
¡18
· VEGETABLES, -ETC-
Cuttle Fish-Muk Yü
16
Artichokes-Ab Chi Cheuk
Ib.
Dab-Sha Mang Yü
32
Dase--Wong Mei Lap
10
Dog Fish-Tit To Sha
: 10.
Eela, Conger-Hoi Man
14
Beans; Sprouts--Nga Tsol Beans, Long-Tau Kok ... Beet Root-Hung Tsoi Tau
8
Eels, Fresh water-Tam Shui
Bitter Squash-Fu Kwa
Yü
:18
Brinjals, Green-Ching Yun
Kwa
Eels, Yellow Wong Sis
341
Frogs-Tin Kaj
38
Brinjals, Red-Hung Ke
Garoupa-Shek Pan
48
Cabbage, Chinese (common)
Gudgeon-Pak Kap Ya
17
Kai Tsoihin
Herrings-Tso Pak
22
Cabbage, Shanghai--Ye Tsoi.....
16
Cane Bhoots, bunch -- Kau
Halibut Cheung Kwan Kap...
99
Shun
Labrus-Wong Fa Yü
20
Loach Wu Yi
20
Lobsters-Lung Ha
Mackerel-Chi Yu
22
28 Cauliflower (Medium)
Cauliflower (Large)—Ye Tsoi,
Fa
.anch
11
Mong Fish-Mong. Yü
34
Cauliflower (Small)
Carrots-Kam · Shun
Mullet Teai Yu...
16
Oysters--Shang Ho
18
Celery, Chincse-Toug Kan
Troi
Parrot Fish--Kai Kung Yü
14
Perch-Tau Lo
Chillies, dried-Kon Lat Chiu
95
18
Pike-Fa Pau Fong
18
Chillies, red-Hang Fa Chiu
12
Plaice Pan Yü
16
Chillies, green-Ching Lat
Chiu
Pomfret, Black-Hak Chong..
28
Curry Stuff, English-Ka Lä
Pomfret, White-Pak Chong
32
Chủ Lin
*Prawns-Ming Ha
34
Cucumbers-Ching Kwa
-each
Ray-Pai Pa Sha
10
"Garlic-Bün Tan
Rock Fish-Shek Kau Kung
15.
Roach Chun Yü
Ginger,
14
38
Ginger, old-Lo Keung
8
Kan
25
Indian Corn-Shuk Mai
28
Soles-Tat Sha Tü
2%
Lettuce-Young Shang Taoi...
Water Chestnut--Ma Tai
Teach-Wan Yü
18
Turbot-Tao Han Ti
18
Tarties, small, fresh water
Water Chestnuts, Mandarin--
Kwai Lam Ma Tai
Keuk Yu
80
POULTRY.
Chicken Kaj Ta
$30
Onions,
Capons, Small Sin. Kai
30
. Chúng Tau
Capons, Large--Sin Koi
30
Duck Ap
Onions, Shanghai-Sheung-
Doves-Pan Kau
18
hại Chung Tau
Parsley-Kun Troi
d
..per doz
17
Potato, Sweet Fan Sho
Eggs, Hen-Kai Tan (frozb)
21
Fowls, Caxton-Kai
35
Potato, Japanese Yat Pun
Shi Teal
Fowls, Hainan-Hoi Nem
Fotato, American-Ya Ki Shú
Kaj
86
Geese Ngo
Ox
Pumpkin-Tung Kwa
3
Pigeons, Canton-Pak Kap each
Bedish Hung Lo Pak Tsai.........
30
Pigeons, Hoihow-Hoi Hau
Khubarb (fresh) Tai Wong...
Pak Kap........
24
Shallots Kon Chung Tau
Turkey, Cock-To Fai Fung lb.
BO
Spinach-Yin Teoj
Turkey, Hen Fo Kai Na
Tomatoes Fan Ke.
150
Snipe Sha Tsui.
Taros Wu Tau A
28
Pheasant Shan Kai
Turnips, Punti : (Long) -Lo
Pak
Quail-Om Chun
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Shrimps Ha Snapper Lap Ya
Eggs, Hen-Kai Tan (cook-
Bing).
Partridges Che Kú
FRUITS.
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Apples (California) - Kam
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Carambola-Yeung To
Keung
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Horseradish, Shanghai-Lik
Mushrooms, Fresh-Shang T80
Ku Okroes
Bombay Yenng.
each
Onions, Green-Shang Chung..
Tegetables Marrow--Tait Kwa Water Cress-Bai Teung Tsoi Water Lily root-Lin Ngau... Tam-Tai Shit
auanledge, the lord
2 enemy's guns, and stunned his troops. thanks to its
8 When the attack
of its was launched, at 4.40 precision
and its power of
a.m. on August 20th, at the strictly work. He said that thanks to its experi
George's
optimisrn 75
Lloyd George must speak in that way,,
a regulated rate of progress of 25 metres ence and its faculty of adaptatio repeat that we await the moment of
entirely succeeded ou a front
11 miles, and penetrated the enemy's mounted circumstances it had
10 a
minute, it
45
06 designed to
defences to a depth of
1
do
repented
"five
all difficulties arising from the oth of 14 mile, as it was violent efforts of the
Aalmost Mort
uninterruptedly and Cumieres months, and declared that it had of the Meuse.
contributed to were fully
Promote confide
court and Corbeaux Woman the Avo- Wood, on the left bank
revelation with unshakable certainty.
Sooner or later this day will come."
So it is merely a question of holding. out for the Germans?
"Yes..
German endurance
British obstinacy is the solution.
against
With
5 rapidly taken by storm, and on the right amongst all by the
bank Talou height, Hills 344 and 240, and which it caused to reign, and by the all due respect to the British obstinacy, 6 Mormont farm. On the extreme right activity and bravery, of its hard work. It is true that lately things have not gone
we have no need to take our hats off to it.
Fosses and Chaume Woods were also while assuring the extremely hard work t 36 penetrated and held. In one hour and of the Staff itself had found means to well with the German 2011 ter
ten minutes was it constant and intimate
the combatants.
of
The
but they contact are used to being handicapped they are
8 Germ of Vimy recurred, and the with of a Staff in the field could not ko spoilt as the Briton What he has
guns for the best part quarter of an hour were in no position not be better described, and many one of yet to learn we know already. He will to reply In this first great rush 4,000 dars deserves a similar tribute. No one not. bear privations as long as the Ger Nation against bation Priva and e unwounded prisoners were taken, the knows the 2nd Army Staff better than mans
set to work to prepare for the Pétain. It was he who made it what it tions against privations! Hanger against 1.20 inevitable counter-attack. They had all is. A good staff can never atone for the hunger
day to do it, and it was not till night deficiencies of a bad general but a good
3.
that the Avocourt and other woods were general can create a good staff if its mem- pletely failed and added another 1,000 technique, and the prisoners to the French
3 furiously assailed. These attacks com- bere are well gractice of war admirable memoranda, sparing of words,
It is
in the theory, the and railways, and thence come many
a liberal education to
morning
are
remarknese
and
to spend s On August 21st the French took Oie in General Pétain's office. The concision indeed, but giving clearly the facts, the his Staff reasoning, and the conclusions. These 5 Hill and Regneville on the left bank, and andel and their rapid explanations when are illustrated by excellent maps, clear-
by the 23rd the French guns had a dis officers 7 tinct mastery on this side, and the capable than the swift penetration, the acute Pétain traing his men for the highest
they
demanded, are
itself. only leas
limited to the explanation of the text By these 4tures had increased to 7,840 unwounded comments, and the prompt replies of
means General men, including 186 officers, besides 24 guns General Pétain himself Round his walls destinies and helps also to inform him- 4 and 200 machine guns. On the 24th there
some of the Staff's mapa and self of the situation and the possibilities ***** fell Hill 304 and Camard Wood, and ап
On these walls there are shown on all fronte existing and potential.
hand in these interesting academic
18
In view of the prohibition of the ex-
Bananas (bride's), Macao-
Heung Chiu-
Coconuts-Yo Tse
10
Lemons, China-Ling Mung... Ib, Lemons, America-Kam Shan
Ling Mang
each
y!
Orange (Canton)
25
Continued at foot of next column.)
advance of 1 miles gave the French Goloured labels on large maps Sometimes the General himself takes a
objectives.
These gains
were
their extended
on the 25th by the capture of the exact military position of all frents, three fortified
the different colours of the labels showing exercises. works south pf Bathin- court. On August 26th the French on the withdrawn for repairs. For each sector General Pétain is pre-eminently a field
the
divisions in the line, in reserve, or But these exercises are a relaxation right bank attacked again between there are shown by coloured lines on a commander, and one has but to accom mont farm and Chaum Wood.
graphic the relative strength carried the whole of the German defences sides, and from these mark and
Mor
They
the ice
two
stand that his Staff work in the field and
pany him to front of attack to under-
of the on a front of 21 miles to a depth of 2,100 constantly kept up to date yards, despite the fact that two fresh
port of certain food-stuffs from the
Bluff United Kingdom, the prices of
German divisions had come up, and that and deserving of bodily transfer to then the office are all of one piece. Many of us have admired and have studied for that meeting place of our War Cabinet, it in years past the work of the French Staff
to take Sin the mili
these articles can no longer be the German gans in the sheltering, possible at a glanc fronts.gsmanda din the field, and even our regulations have.
fixed. If, however, any consumer considers that he has been over gullies of Beaumont and
charged he may make represents tions to that effect to the Secretary of the Food Committee, Sanitary Board Offices, for investigation..
were somewhat shielded from the ary situation ou French counter-batteries. After a four
Nor does General Pétam fail to fill up profited by it, but in this villainous war the Staff has grown and matured, and hours struggle round the German Meso- the spare hours of in Staff when they have if Bertler and his great Master were to potamiz trench with bomb and bayonet, any. He sets them problems of strategy return to the earth they could not fail, General Passaga's valiant troops secured (Continued of foot of next column.) surely, to be satisfied with it.
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