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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19TH, 1991.

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about 8th Nov."

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Saturday,

19th Oct., at 11 am. Saturday 19th Nov at 13 s.m. Saturday, 8rd Deo, at 11 am. ~~~~Walzesday, 28th Dec., of Ham

KASHIMA MABU

GERMAN MILITARISTS MEET.

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EX-KAISER'S MESSAGE.

LUDENDORFF AND VICTORY.

[BY THE DAILY TELEGRAPH'S" SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.]

BERLIN, August 95th. beliore Germany really wor Those who believe the last war asd will certainly win the

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ide Berlin. It was probably their great. [... est muster since the melancholy day when the treacherous stab in the back" robbed them of the fruits of their victory. There was a no display of pomp and pageantry, and an appeal was made to many senses-among the number to that of humour, in which unfortunately most of those present must have been entirely lacking. The Minister a Defence for bade members of the Reichswehr to at tend in uniform, but thousands of ex officers and soldiers made amends for this prohibition. The element of colour was enriched by the grotesque, many hued uniforms of students' club, the banners of associations and guilds, the white dresses of regiments of young girls who aspire to play some part in the future triumph of the German arma The supporters of the fete say it was a brilliant success, and that 80,000 persons Finan were present. The unsympathetic esti- mate the attendance at 15,000, and pre- Kipper... nounce the result disappointing."

Red Herring"

Hindenburg, the figurehead and rally- ing point of the Nationalistic movement, was deplorably absent. He explained his defection in a telegram by the statement that he did not like Berlin. Frobably his real reason was the fact that he is honorary president of the old Kyffhauser League of Ex-Soldiers, whose acting president, General Heiringen, bad for. bidden the members to attend on the ground that the gathering had a poli- tical character. In his absence Field. Marshal Ludendorfi dominated the pro- ceedings, and took the salute at the march-past, which was headed by Prince Eitel Friedrich, and after a brief show of diffidence made a short speech, assur ing the enraptured audience that if we believe in victory we shall have it." From Doorn the ex-Kaiser sent the following telegram:-

Thi

"With pride and hot gratitude I to-day think of my brave comrades unyanquish ed.in the fold. la true German fidelity they accomplished against a world of enemies foata unknown to previous his- tory. Their heroism will live unfor gotten, an honourable memorial to the dead, a model for the living and future generations. May the halo of past great days be a beacon light which will vie God protect the nation and the Father- land,”

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore, Penang toriously illuminate the still dark future.

Colombo, Suez and Port Said ·

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Friday,

Friday,

Friday,

Friday,

HAMBURG, via LONDON & BOTTERDAM,

MITO MARU..

MATSUYE HARU...

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LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES.

KAMAKURA MARU

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28th Oct, ■ 11 mov. 11th Nov at 11 pm. 25th Nov, at 11 am. 9th Decy at 11 am.

Saturday, 22nd October,

End of November.

Beginning of December.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE vis Manils, Zamboanga, Thursday his speech he dipped deep into uncon-

Inland, Townsville & Brisbane.

Tuesday,

Tuesday,

Thursday, Friday,

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AKITA HARU

WAKASA HARU

156h Nov., as 11 s.m....... 20th Dec., at II a.m.

20th Oct. " 25th Nov.

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Tuesday, 8th November)

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29th Oct. 11th Nov,

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Saturday,

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Friday,

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Friday,

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Tuesday,

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Bunday,

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General Count Waldersee prophesied: "Woe to those (primarily French, of course) who bave taught us to hate" but the great oratorical effort came from Count von der Goltz, of Baltio renown. "We should long have He declared: defended our skins far from the home- land, "if in this very homeland traitors had not proclaimed the deposition of the Ali-Highest War Lord, and this robbed the army of its leader." At the close of

"OF scious bathos with the boast:.. course, without tanks, airmen, and artil- lery we cannot make a war of liberation, but at least we are ready, any moment to defend our Fatherland against Poles or Bolsheviks," Goltz's protege, ex-Band- master Bermondt, who still aspires to play the part of a Russian Napoleon, was also present in uniform, but, unfortun ately, was not given a chance of display. ing his eloquence. There was a field service conducted by an army chap- lain, much ainging of "Deutschland uber Alles" and "Hail to thee in the victor's crown," innumerable cheers for Hin- denburg, Ludendorff, the Hohenzollerns, and the ex-Kaiser personally. The pro ceeds closed with a torchlight tatoo and a spontaneous outburst of objurgations against Jews whom the demonstrators probably, felt to be in a military sense a foe worthy of their mettle. As the crowd left the Stadion they came into conflict with a counter-demonstration, and there was a certain amount of scuffling before the police could separate the antagoniste.

This gathering, organised by three nationalistic associations of otheers and soldiers, seems to have been intended an a counterblast to the great pacifist de monstration held outside the Berlin Palace a few Sundays ago, with the motto "Never again war," but those who want war again as soon as possible are not taken very seriously by the bulk of the nation, and will probably have afford- ed genuino satisfaction only to the Chauvinistic party in France for whose views they provide some shadow of sup port:

A GANDHI MIRIOLE."

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October 18th, at 11.03-Pressure has decreased considerably at Wladivostock, the northern anticyclone having moved eastward. Changes since yesterday are small at other reporting stations.

China

An anticyclone may be forming over At 6 am the morning the byphoon was about 200 miles 8.E. of tas Bonins, moving NN.E

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 sm. to-day, 0.00 inch. Total since January Ish, 9668 inches, against an average of 79.39 inches.

The forecast for the 24 hours anding at noon to day is as follows:--

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The amazing lengths to which Gandhi's followers resort to dupe the credulans and ignorant are revealed once more by the exposure of a "miracle" in the Lucknow district. It was reported that a cloth merchant who had sent for Eng lish cloth from Calcutts received his consignment, but when the parcel was opened all the cloth was found to be in shreds. This instance of divine disples sure, or supposed miraculous powers of Mr Gandhi was dulously advertised by non-co-operators. Many people can to Mr. J N Rakshit. F.O.S. (London), analytical chemists of the Opium Factory, who examined some of the piece of cloth Formoes Channel brought to him by the cultivators and be proved that it had been previously treated with sulphuric acid Mr. Bak shit treated another piece of cloth with acid and showed how the "miracle" had been performed.

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ne Company has on hand a Large Humbe

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NEW CARGO STEAMERS

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The following are comprised in the Company's Fleet sma

Eleven steamers of 8,100 tons each deadweight,

And under the Company's Management pome

Twenty steamers of about 9,100 tons deadweight ezoh

Two steamers of about 8,400 tons deadweight each (Belonging to the Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Ltd)

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