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Ten Victor Records
which should be in every home
Another group of ten records which are among the favorites in the Victor Record catalog.
16833- Meet Me To-Night in Dreamland
To the Strains of that Wedding March
16959-a Apacho Dauce.
1214
35426
Second Chasseurs March
Waiting for Me
Fables (Branen-Helf)..
Funeral March
A Moonlight
64158-A May Sonata
(Song)
84310My Dreams (Tosti).
(Bong)
84300-Marionettes Scherzo
(Violin)
64429-Hungarian Dance No. 7
Violin)
74345-Simon the Collarer
(Bong)
88004 Traviata-Ah, fors' e lui-
(Song)
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The agitation for national savings, which tion JH Baston 85 monthly 5 R. prehension. than they were upon the colos. Commerce Room, Now Government Build- Japanese negotiations and kept up for a was started in Chine during the Sino- K. Batchelor $10 monthly 10 Csal and decisivo struggle of the Marne, ings yesterday for the purpose of passing time with violent vindistiveness, died Becké 3:0, monthly $20 F N Bell 145, when the capital itself was in danger, NowThat clause III of the rules and down us suddenly as it had been com- monthly $15 E. 5. Bennett 840 monthly body is so foolish as to pretend for a mo....
the following resolution 120 Rov A H Bray $20, monthly $10 men that the furious attacks upon the British Yames $25, donatios; D. Chel-Eastern gale do not open up a period of
regulations of the Association of Exper-menced. The result, too, was very poor, Inram $25 donation, K. A. J Chotfrmall intense strain. It is felt uoca all side, thats from January 1st, 1916, to read the amount realized having reached hardly
ters and Deaders of Hongkong bo altered $20, donation; . Clarkson #5, donation; the Germans have so much to win from the JE. B. de Courey #30 monthly $10; capture of Verdun that they are willing
All mercantile firms, and persons ten per cont, of what the promoters anfie H. Crocker 830. monthly $20; A Darby
engaged or interested in the expert and to go the bank" as it were upon the 85, monthly 630; 0. W. Darch $70, month success or failure of the presens offensive.
Chinese produce trade of Hongkong or cipated. The matter, moreover, took an un- ly 830; H. F. Dent $70, monthly $20;
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Nothing has been neglected which was likely to assist in the achievement of this sucers. All accounts from the front are unonimous in stating that even the tremen- dous artillery fighting in the Champagne offensiva was like the resting off of a lot of squibs when compared with the pitiless bombardment, which has been rolling thun derously through the Mouse Heights for the past week. The famous 12in, and 17in guns which have been brought back from the Russian and Serbian fronts to swell the chorus give added force to the tremendous pickaxe of artillery which has transformed the whole region, twisting and distorting its local geopraphy, tearing, ronding and throwing up hillocks, and digging crevasses obliterating trenches and field fortifications, with bursting shells.
Never before has a battle been so 15 provided with the inaterial means of minuley prepared or au arms so abundant victory. The Crown Prince, who had two Army Corps at his disposal in the sector between Vauquois and Etain, was rein. Southly $50; Frank Sinih 10 monthly brought from the Eastern fronts, formed 30 donation; B. Stanton 8350, dont material of the German Empire, such nз 11. Smith 810, donation; E. H. Smyth troops were some of the finest fighting tion: H. Suttoo #4), monthly $20 GH. the 3d Brandenburg Corps, almost the Swift 328, donation; Lieut. Timberlake $25, equal of the much-destroyed Prussian donation; Tangshan Gulf Club Commis. Guard, and the 15th Strassburg Corps, 100 on bottery do pia moral preparation was no los carefully
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under the command of von Deimling. The donation; A. Wassinmall 80, denation; E. Waison 230, monthly 85 R, J. White YP Waters 320 monthly #10; OE. 910, monthly 810: E. Wilton. C.M.G. $20-Total $2,798,50
150, donation E. M. Wood $20, monthly The following amounts have been remit ted to London
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ach your at almost as the point of intimidation, throngh Thinking that the savings thus collected Mr. T. W. HILL, (Bradley and Co.) pro the instrumentality of patriotism could be sided, and those also prevent were costs, turned into a better account than paying M. Fernander (Hongkong Mercnutile Co.); them back to the subscribers, the Ofies of G. Miskin (Gilman and Co.); A. van Andel the Chibli National Balvation Fund at (Holland China Trading Co.) W. A. Tientsin sent a circular letter to similar Hannibal (Hannibal and Co.); E. Abadios in the various provinces urging them Beaumont (Jardine Matheson): DK to invest the amount under their custody Mose (Alex Roos and Co); W. Humphreys for some profitable undertakings. The (W. J Humphreys and Co.): Un slam Wa message was favourably considered, and ove (Tung Leo); S. Pinna (Harry Wicking 20 replies are said to have been received by son and Co.); U. Rumjahn (M. Rumjahn the Chihli Officer P
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promoters throughout China will be held in As the result, a general meeting of the Tientsin in the near future and the ques tion how to dispose of the fund will be de- liberated upon. Since it was necessary, "to original subscription was $25, but last and arrive at a certain conclusion before The CHAIRMAN then remarked that the sound the opinions of the people in Chill they had to make a levy of 820. The increase matter was referred to the Society of fic year, in order to meet current expenses hand se to the disposal of the money, the they were asked to make that day woul】isin Merchants and Manufacturers. bring the subscription ap to 840, which was consequence of that an extraordinary meet, last year. The decrease in membership under discussion. Suggestions were made really a less than the subscription made ing was held st which the subject was pat was due partly to the elimination of the to invert the fund for the establishment German membership and alo to their failure, mach to their regret, to obtain the development of industry in Mongolia, a company to manufacture dyo stuffs for tion of Chinese mombery, This Associn-
year, had done a great deal of good work ning mills was carried. He thought that report which was published from year to Wang Pai-chen to establish cotton spin- during the short time it had been in existence, the total consumption of piece goods and and he thought they would agree that it yarn in Chins could be supplied by native who we try of support. especially at the mills if they came to possess 5 million spools doing their best to obtain hold of a trasle only some 800,000 spools, present time when they, as exporters, were in all, at present the aggregate numbering organized. The slow bat sure efforts of the which was formerly largely in the hands moved a stage forward next month by the the resolution Allies towards co-ordination, which will be of the German firms. He then proposed participation of the Italians in the Allied out 15 seconded, and it was unani trial mobilisation, the prospect of a floodThis was all the business. Paris; the tremendous induamously carried.
brought clearly before the minds of the infantry attacks were launched. These met of new wes from Great Britain must have Germans hold in the trenches and at Head with a tremendous barrage of fire froth hired offensive movement upon all the but, with a courage which would be praise. quarters the possibility of a general com very strong French artillery positions, froste of the world war
worthy in a better cause, the Germans at when they are all beginning to realize in reaching the French first trenches along, They have arrived at ➡stage in the com- pierced this curtain of steel and succeeded that, unless they get the knock-out blow a large front, and, in some cases, in pene- in soon, they are bound to be benten, not traming into the support trenches, out of Copies of the circular issued by the Com-to desire, but by shery exhaustion, which almost automatically by the French coun on points, as the premature pacifists seem the greater part of which they were turned mittee, with regard to Wer Charities can would lay them at the mercy of their opter-attack. At 10 that night, after a brief for donatiora and subscriptions should be obtained from the undersigned, to whom ponents,
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"GERMANS LAST EFFORT.
The Central News learns that the Laurels of a very recent engagement in which Bri- tish troops figured rested with one of the new Irian regiments and a London batta
Right along the front a certain trench stalegesa has been manifest throughout the Next unerning the bombardment was re winter. In spite of the discipline and good smed with still greater vigour upon both more of the men, it has been noticed that banks of the Meuse, the whole front being the enemy is no longer desirous, as of yore, duged with high explosives and all the to leave the shelter of the trench and seems reconnoîtred artillery positions plastered to require the assurance that the operation with shell. Towards noon this devil's fire. which he is called upon to perform is really slackened and again the German infantry worth while. That assurance has been poured in solid masses towards the French lavished upon the troops. In an Army line, This great amault pressed in the Order, signed by von Deiming found whole of the French centre, the Germans upon a prisoner, the men are practically andled upon to make one last effort to and the war The General says:
In the course of this your last offensive against the French I trues that the 16th Corps will distinguish itself by its courage
tiona motal fillip has been given to the Acording to the Petit Parisien, an addi- men by the arrival of the War Lord himself
taking Haumont Wood and getting into the Warrillo Wood between the Bois des Caures and Herbebois, so that the salient based upon Brabant-sur-Meuse, which the Germans failed to carry, had, by night time, been changed from concave to convex,
was evacuated by the French owing to its Beaumont also still holding out. That night, under cover of artillery fire, Brabant exposed position. France on Saturday, when a dress revance as far as Samogneux, and in the Yesterday the Germans pushed their ad- hearsal of the great attack was held in centre, where the French, in spite of a gal- a sham fight behind the lines, punctuated lant and successful counter-attack of one by many Imperial exhortations. All this of their most famous corps, only held the accumulation of fighting materia was the southern point of the Bois des Ceures. prelude to an operation similar to that Beaumont, and Ornes, the French again undertaken by the Germans on the Dun- deemed it prudent to withdraw to the south through the Russian lines upon a limited evacuated, front,
RICHMOND HOUSE, No. 145, Barker traordinarily during efforts to styrma Beat the German General Headquarters in traordinarily during efforts to storm a Bri tish front line, Heavy artillery paved the way, and then the enemy approached. One of the newest regiments then had a chance for which it had been waiting. Kneeling down in their trenches, the men received the Benediction from their chaplain.
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the parapets singing and yelling "We are the boys of Wexford," and it was not long before they were charging amongst the Ger mans. An Irish privats in an interview said they went among the enemy "like wild men from Borneo." The Germans made a very weak resistance, and turned round and fled, They were pursued by the Irish, who suceeded in recapturing two trenches the enemy had taken. There was some terrible bayonet duelling, and heaps of dead were left in the trenches, while many prisoners were captured. Prisoners said that this was the last effort the Germans would make. The Crown Prince, they added, was now in charge of the German Snal offensive on the Western front.
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ter has been that the French centre has Breadly speaking, what has happened sa given way under tremendous pressure, while the two staple points upon which it de been evacuated so as to constitute practic ally a straight front, running south of BEN Beaumont, on the heights to the east of The battlefield can roughly be split up Champeruville, to the south of Ornes, into three sections. Fires the small, but Here, owing to the large loop of the river important, region on the west bank of the front is considerably restricted, and the Meuse between Malancourt and the the Meuse Heights only ceasuro six miles river. Here, so far, there has been nothing across. This line of resistance, as the com but artillery fighting, which began on the muniqué terong the new position, constitutes second day of the battle and continued on Wodnesday night, when the French artil 1,000ft, high supported in the rear by a naturally strong position on hilla sbonb lery protected the evacuation of Brabant shout two-and-a-half miles of solid feld aur-Meuse.
works based upon Dogsumont Fork, and there must still be very hard fighting before defences of Verdun. the Germans can hope to reach the main
Bo far, after five days of unexampled fighting the German Geners] Staff has failed completely to achieve this result They have succeeded at tremendous cost in battering back the French lines for a dispended held firm, but they in turn have All Platoon and Section Commandors will tance of about 2,000 yards, but at no point have they succeeded in piercing the French defence
At the other wing, between Ornes and Etain, the German attack broke down on the 22nd, and was followed by a heavy interfered with very active operations to methodical bombardment. Bad weather ha this district. The main fighting has been confined to the Meuse Heights, which rise between the river and the clay clogged Plain of Woerre and stretch in a farge Irre gular pletosu for a distance of about geven and a half miles. It is here that the Germans have progressed,
PHASES OF THE BATTLE.
lackening of the enemy artillery fire, and During the night there was a noticeable the infantry made no attempt to coing to close argument. It would be premature to docfare that the offensive has come to an end. It has been prepared on "too veet a scale for abandonment to be posible after five days even of fighting of this desperate nature
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severe conditions otherwise prevailing in
A shortage of food and the generally the Bulgarian army have combined to drive a number of deserters from King Fer- ENEMY'S GREAT LOSSES,
dinand's army across the Greek frontier. my dispatch yesterday, the whole country French. These prisonem declero that a One thing is clear, as I pointed out in Several have been taken by the British and has complete confidence in the science and state of grave discontent exists in the Bul- hervign of its defenders. The attitude of garian army. Its rack and file are anxions the public may be summed up in the remark to return home; they are weary of war, and made to me by a Deputy- J'ai tellement deem that they have accomplished what confiance que j'ai peur." For the moment, they set out to do namely, conquer Ser- at any rate, that confidence has been justi bina Macedonia, fed. Right along the front the enemy losses The latest batch of Ferdinand's draerters: have been gigantic; regiments and divi-surrendered to Greek soldiers whom they guns and the "75's."- sions have melted away before the machine. happened to encounter. The Greeks were Nowhere has the for taking their captives to Salonika in
As was the Champagnes offensive, the battle began with serial operations, the object of which was to reconnaitre, and, by bomb dropping on big railway centres, to interfere with the transport of reinforce A new weekly review of life and proments and supplies. In this first phase of gress in the Far East has just made its the battle, the French scored distinctly, appearance under the title of The bringing down four aeroplanes and a Zep Herald of Asia" If the standard set in pelin, and preventing any interference with the first issue, a copy of which has been the lines of commonica don sent us maintained, the new vantura should be assured of a successful future, lowed the air engagements, continued with An increased bouhardient, which fol- Ile varied and interesting contents are unremitting violence until noon on Monday, line been pierced; the French stock of shel's order to hand them over to the Greek admirably printed an excellent white paper, when, on the eastern side of the great is practically inexhaustible; and reinforce authorities; but on the way they encoun and it vitgent, a very sitractive appear-platean between Haumon on the Frenchments of men continue to pour into the tere nart of Allied calibers who anor The review published in Tokyo, left and Herbebois on the right, the first threatened sector.
wort accordingfv Laken zo s French camp,