.MILITARY RULE
TOKIO. June 10 (Correspondence of
Associated Press).—That all aspects
of military rule should be completely
banished from Korea is the opinion of
representative Japanese. Thus only,
they say, can Japan hope to re-estab
lish peace and order among the Ko
rean people.
It is generally admitted here that the
disaffection is not removed, but merely
quiescent, ready to burst forth anew
once the existing military pressure
is removed.
Institution of a civilian government
and removal of the present gendarme
police system are believed here to be
necessary. The gendarms are held re
sponsible for cases of brutality and
mistreatment, the soldiers being only
^ >responsible, it is declared, for the kill
ing of Koreans in the Christian church
at Cheam-ni. In this case, says the
Herald of Asia, a Japanese policeman
had been murdered, and his body mu
tilated. The gendarmerie told the ar
riving soldiers an exaggerated story,
says the newspaper, and the young
troops joined the gendarmes in a mas
sacre of the people.
Once the gendarmerie method of
policing the peninsula is removed, and
the people given more local autonomy,
such as the villages of Japan enjoy,
the newspaper thinks the Koreans
may see that their best interests lie
iff the peaceful acceptance of things as
they are.
Responsible organs of opinion here
favor making Korea an integral part
of the Japanese empire politically, as
it already is territorially. Korea, they
conceive, might be made a province
of Japan, with a civil governor and
proper representation in the Japanese
diet. But before this is possible, the
newspapers think, the Koreans must
pass through the necessary education
and show themselves prepared for self
government.
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PEACE HAT IS LATEST
HEADGEAR FOR MEN
LONDON, June 16 (by mail).—The
“peace hat” is a new kind of head
gear about to be offered to London
men. Mystery veils its shape and ma
terial, and hatters thus far have man
aged to keep the secret strictly guard
ed, but they have hinted enough about
a revolution in men’s head covering
to stir up a lot of curiosity.
“Men are tired of the old, time
honored bowlers (derbies), toppers,
straws and Homburgs,” said one hab
erdasher, “and they want something
new. The need is urgent for a new
hat—the ‘peace hat.’ ”
A London milliner said she favored
an innovation. “It’s quite true,” said
she. “Men’s hats at present are un
doubtedly the dullest things in life.”
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AMERONGEN, June 15 (Corre
spondence of the Associated Press).—
The former German emperor displayed *
marked irritation after reading the
clause of the peace treaty in which
the allies announced their intention of
putting him on trial on charges of
violation of international morality and
of the sanctity of treaties. For sev
eral hours after he had read the clause
no one at the castle of Amerongen had
the courage to approach him. He sat
in a chair before the main entrance
to the castle, entirely alone and ap
parently in deep thought, while the
former empress, Auguste Victoria, and
the members of his suite walked in the
grounds and occasionally glanced in
his direction.
Next day he seemed to be in a state
of nervous agitation, for he frequently
ceased his sawing and walked away,
leaving those who assist him to con
tinue the work alone. Later, however,
he resumed with increased energy, so
much so that one of his assistants was
forced to take to his bed for some
days in order to recover from a chill
caught while perspiring at the other
end of the saw.
Subsequently the dull life at the cas
tle resumed its ordinary dullness, and
since the first display of annoyance
Count Hohenzollern has shown few
signs of being much affected by the
conditions of the peace treaty. 1
The former emperor has sawed his ,
4,000th log, and it is asserted by some j
of his retainers that he intends to
bring the number up to 10,000. The
logs, which now form a large heap,
are placed in piles to dry in prepara
tion for use as fuel in the castle next
winter.
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ACTIVITY IN GLAND
LONDON, June 16 (by mail).—A big
free trade campaign is being waged in
England by Liberal party leaders.
Among the speakers are H. H. As
quith, former prime minister; Lord
Crewe, Lord Beauchamp and Sir Don
ald Macean.
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