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INTERNMENT.

ITS SOCIAL, MENTAL, AND MORAL EFFECTS.

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In the first days if November 11, several shamsunt men wees colléeted - tas gether in the stable compound of the tror ting race-course at Rohleisen, qu the out- „skirts Berlin, and distributed in the. burse-Boxes and stables themselves, to Tan main there for the greater part, nacil a week after the signing of the Armistice Sich close and continual confinement could not fail to exent a consisferable in fumes on the Yuen interned, and it in mot walkout interest to not what the prin cipal effects of this internment were

Th the first place, urn of all ages, professions, and colours wert angled together. Stokers darel bages with their | former skippers; elderly prifessors were thrust in,ith blacks from the West Coast of Africa Phusiness me, and stable hauds, Government offeinds Anel Coutinental crooks, public schoolboys, on holiday, trawlernen From Grimsby, artists, musi. cians all were mixed up and packed in at the rate of six men to a horse-bex me suring ten feet munrotherr to eat, skyp. live, nu wash, if they felt inclined.

. The cheet wits quickly roogiceable in the speech of the bettermented men which rapidly degenerated, till is mar cases it brane as bad as for worse than that

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axcept when compelled by the military. There were souren whore daily programme was na follows, morning muster, pregazu. tion and consumption of breakfast ani washing up the things afterwards, stroll round the deld, preparation and consumption of dinner washing up of dinner things. an afternoon 'nup and a zittle, novel-reading on their bak pre paration and consumption of supper. washing up cards and berk, varied only by etter-writing and an occasional visit. tổ sae rhyperical..

ihat. the other hand, there were large numbers whose inimte energy would hot allow them to take life sc rasil. They umped when orasigmilly on of a job Many of theis tyje teened to whatever offered itself, careless of whar they were doing, so long as they were doing thing, Many found employ

ent in the camp administration, which was entirely in the hands of the prisoners. unemployed working gigs to elene navny rabbish, bring in parrels, etc.. be side salesmen in the endteens, hairdress ers, dee untants, and even dentists. Most est tip! posts bad salanjes áttughal pa thom,- but in me pasmere they large enough to temps a naturally lazy dan From the de existence, he could lend it be chose

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This lasted for throngeurs when, curious Ty enough, there came a reactiong and many attempted to drop the vile vechbu lary they had arguited,

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I do not think that any hitherto, undis outwardly conform thereto. I am con- vinced that we were far more Ine in this covered genius. was discovered, though respect than any other country on the some of the men ghemselves would perhaps face of the earth The military regula.bardly agree. It is certain at any rate that the success they achieved in the ramp tions had nothing to say on such matters; and there were no casors in that sense led some of them to an exaggerated opin

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To this freedom of speech there was some of the English examinations. The one exception. Just as in British con- mind grew dull there: morover. though centration cups there were a number of there was plenty of time it was split ap Germans who desired Britain to win the by the necessity of doing one's household War, so in our camp there were a number duties. I knew the case of one man who filiar as the front. in Polar expedi tions, te I will only say that the of Britons-mostly naturalis Germans took nearly two years to prepare for an

absence of wornea had the effect of bring or the sons of naturalised Germans who examination for which he was allowed six ing out the effeminacy of men inclined were in sympathy with the aims of Germonths at his university, where he would that way. This was especially noticeable. many. They were expected to keep their have had to do other work as well. That with the younger men, and was further views to themselves, and to endeavour a we did not get even duller is probably increased in the case of those who were any rate to talk English in public; though due in some degree to the never-ending accustomed to take the female roles in the even here too there was a great deal of arguments in which we indulged. After plays we produced. One unusually obser tolerance as time went on.

a time, as can be imagined, we grew vant youth gave up acting these parts. The third great factor in influencing know as much about our messinates' liver because he had noticed the effect poo the character of the interned men was the we wanted to, and our conversations himself of the continual use of feminint

were limited to impersonal subjects in clothing and mannerisms. lack of necessity to work. We were packed which we were interested at the time. into vile quarters, but at the same time Small-talk was uncommon, and I used to we did have lodgings, and a little ingen wonder what I had found to say to casual uity and disregard of military regulations acquaintances before my arrest, and what want a long way towards improving the should talk to people about when I got Food and clothing were sent from E out again. We argued, then, upon the land in adequate quantities, and ench nan most impossible subjects, and descended could, if he desired and had no private only too frequently to quibbling about means, borrow money from the British the very finest points; but we did set our Government to the extent of four marks

minds against those of other people.

What will be the lasting results of cur four years' internment it is yet too early to decide. The older men should quickly drift back into their old habits and frame of mind, but the younger men will bear denper marks, some of them beneficial, though mostly, I fear, such as will not make them the fitter for the lives they must now gurauc, after wasting in idle-

per week. It was then possible to exist) in absolue idleness, and this a number of The absence of womenfolk of any kind and make-shift work four years of was naturally not without effect, but it the men did. There were old sea-captains is not necessary to go into that here, who hardly even moved during their fits the results were not different from thote ternment, and boasted that they had never been twenty yards from their harpeeks, (Continued at foot of taxi column.)

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