TRADE AFTER THE WAR.
THE PARIS CONFERENCE.
On the motion for the adjournment of the House of Commons Inst seth Sir Houry Dalziel called attention to the powers of Chr British delegates it the París Confer ne and insisted that the delegates should be empowered to say thaį never again could our trade relations with Gerizinay be what they were before the war. He asked that war mesure in order to deal a vital blow at our enemies and to shorten the war We ought to make it clear to the people who wore lending may the huge stocks which had bern
FRENCH POWER OF RESISTANCE
SECOND VERDUN BATTLE.
West of Bounumont, March 20th.-—13 la
YHE HONGKONG DAILY PREBA, MONDAY APR 1 21TH 1916.
MINING IN TRENCH WARFARE,
SOME EXPERIENCES OF THE NEW
ARMY
BRIDGING BEHRING STRAIT,
SUGGESTED THROUGH ROUTE FROM AMERICA TO RUSSIA.
A Pullinan earringe running from New York City to Petrograd was the vision
risk. Our ded up by German kan till March 10th, that the French troops rumbling sound was heard, and a huge which-French loan. In his addrus |
Inclurers that were running a great to the Paris Confer- ence should be compowered to propose that we should identify are ves with our Allies in order to fight German South Amerien, Wire, was put out look for future commerce, Mr. Hughe the distinguished Prime Minister of Au tralia, was one of the live wires of our Empire and he
weng siy that the rule of that Hewe did not permit Mr Hughes to address then, A sperch from that genteman would have been a breath of fresh air, and would have done good lo the House and especially to the Govern went. If it were possible Mr. Hughes should be one of our delegates to the Coo fererce. He would represent not only A. tralia, but Cenda and all our other Colonies, and he was a Gun of vigour and
of initiative.
Mr. A. Williams objected to the conside eration of after-wr questions during the
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The foilering dispatch has been receiv eð fram, Mr. H. Warner Allen, the re- By far the most impressive experience of the future which Count Sergius T. which I have and in the trenches was the Shulenberg held mữ le about two hundred pecerative of the Britsh Press will explosion of Gordan mine, says Amy of the Massachusetts Institute of the French Arupig s
Captain at the Front in the Daily News Techno.ogin Boston re
at their annual, dinner in the It happened one very lark morning about Bayoy
nys the impossible to describe whether it was in the our befor: dawn. I had stopped to York Heralda
talk first hatte of Verdun, which lasted from round a very awkward bit of trench where Technology Club, presided, and the prin
a sentry natl was groping my way Mr. F. C. Schmitz, - president of the ↑ TJIKINI ... February 21st to February 20th, or in the second, which lasted from the latter sale denly the whole trench heaved, loud Homberg, of the Anglo-French Commission. TUTAROEM
wy have a number of mines, when sud- cipa' guest of the evening was M. Oclare
egotiated the hill-billion displayed the most glorious herois and fan-like sheet of fames poured into the dollar indomitable powers of redsta first batteertain army corps, which of each poured over our heads and about tende relations between Russia and de- In the air about thirty feet high. Greng lumps Cout Shafenberg made a plea fui eleser included soldiers of all classes, from the 1915 contingent to men of the Territorial birty yards of sandbag parapet collapsed. rica. However, if such reatiuas are to completely inerrupting the trench. A be Testing" he said, it is brewsary that Reserve, vesisted for five days and five hot gist of poisonous gas drove nerong our they should be profitable to both partios nights the attacks of an enemy with a lines, and the Germans naturally sent over numerical superiority of four to one, rain of shells to impede rescue work. As The saders knew that it was their duty it happened, the garrison of the trench to gain tam and play the part of covering emerged unscathed from the explosion and troops, and so untiringly they struggled the bombardment, but one of our miners on, exacting a heavy price from the many underground were less fortunate. for every yurd of ground gained.LA
Some were gasze, and others wero baried.
On the 26th these men were worn out, and fresh troops took their place. They held the line until March 10th, and they are sow for the first time returning to the rear so that we are alte po olitain their personal account of the terrible strugglega
On the left of the village of Douation a certain infratry brigade hus opposed to the Gezinan negaults a wall of steel that nothing could break. It is commanded by
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war. In the matter of trading with Gera young colnant who, like General Foch and called into existence by the Germans' chinery.” he said. “Your prospects an:]
After the wor there will be a grent deal of Just now money streams from abreid. free tony on the American market capital will become even cheaper and be gin to seck new fields Failing to find them at home, it must go abrond, gud there. can be no better market for it thau în This novel and awe-inspiring event mode Russia that he believed that in that he believed that in The Cosent pict a deep and lasing impression on all of us, being of the new Ariay and not hithertowo or three decades. America and Rui acquainted with the underground sids of will be joined together by a railroad over trench defence I very rouek doubt whe Bebring Strait and that trains can ram ther men and women at home have even the from New York to Petrograd.. of the heroic services performed by the rica financiers similar to that of Cour vnguest idea what anlitary mining is or M. Homberg sounded a warning to Aue- officers and min of the seenlled Tunnell. Shulenberg. Before long you will ex
icon and ing Companies of which many have been port capital as well as anny we could not prejudge the case General Maghuy, had in time of peace PUMPING AIR INTO THE GALLERIES,
penchant for underground fighting.. nuredly splendid, but you must not a'loats boot use we did not know the corn was made a brilliant ropulation ns a professor Mining positions are, of course, pos- must ever forges that the world is con- yourselves to be misled by figures and you which would prevail. When the war was over he looked forward to the German and at the Ecol de Guerre Brought up atsible only where the opposing lines are stantly moving forward."
full British people living in amity and trailing
to the front, this brigade was comparatively close to one another. In Mr. Charles A Store, president of the fur forward again.
on February 26th to Mr. Ellis Grifith said there were two relieve the worn out troops who were de astonishing rapidity, and the trenches, was another speaker. He said that Lo
such cases the work goes shand with new American International Corporation, aspects to this question-were we tuin feuding the important position of where the saps are opened up, soon become don for generations the financial and cam at a punishunt" oy a policy? If at a Douaumont, It's commander at onco decid the scene of great activity. There inny nercial centre of the world, is now asking punishment, it must be subject to the candid that the only tactics possible vero an ion that we did not punish ourselves more immediate offensive, any delay under the often be as many as to on fifteen saphands for assistance. The time is ripe, he is a frontage of a hundred yards. In said. " for us to organise in order that we thin the Gerinas. As in
possible. At every asphoad, just in the assisting nly the countries tot med tat fantry work won becomes practically in say become as effective as posible were going to confer with the Allies order to arrive at a general policy, he was
mouth of the tunnel, or close beside it, men sid. This should be dong upon lines that und ware it would be wise beforehand for
sit day and night pumping air down into relations with all countries."
will establish permanent and friendly the Government publicly to thelare, hard- -and-fost lines, But he wanted to know that For 14 days those troops remained under the galleries; on a still night, as one
Dr. Richard C. Madaurin, president of the Government had a plan in the mind the enciny fire Four times they unet the patrols the dark trench, the regular click-
ad that our delegates were going to the furious aculty of the Germans, and fouring of the pups sound like the heavy the Massachusetts Institute, said that the ticking of great clock. Down below, as attention of all people should be directed conference with clear instructions to press times they not only repelled the enemy but the work proceds, a complex system of toward internationalist. Ainerisa ng son policy. It would be preposterous to followed up their success with counter.
und delegates to Paris without any views attacks. On the fire av officers and inen tunnels and galleries is excavated and stuffered from provincialis," he said. "I
President Wilson's neutrality vierme at on behalf of the Government, and he asked / vied together in deeds of hervish Wound. quantities of earth are brought up to the beginning of the war there were a few
french, Mr. Lloyd George to give an asurance soldiers refused to go to hospital, or
notes of provincialian. The unscientific that the conference would not be as futile if went back against their will insisted on
is douted and every one oust realise it in as there had been some ladiction it would rejoining their courades as soon as their
preparing for peace and war' bes that the question would be considered wounds were bandaged. The colonel to From the point of view of punishment and his surprise found an old sergeant, whose policy and that the Government wear not white board furacy that his place was
oing into the conference merely to gather sway behind the line." or give information, but with a chnite.
and the encu promptly discovered that terrible lumbardment could only be faint, there were fresh troops before him,
FOURTEEN DAYS UNDER: FINE.
* What are you doing here?" he asked. *** Meu calmniei," was the reply, “my son has been killed. I have cons to avenge him?
GUNS MADE TO BURST, ARREST OF GERMAN DIRECTOR
TU
OF MUNITION WORKS,
The grave perils attendant, on the con- tioned presence of Germans hold ngame rt- ant positions in Italy it illustrates the arret of the technical manager bitho mun Lions factory at Saronno, near Gall tarato in the Milan province
The miners work is partly offensive, partly defensive. Each tide drives for word toward the enemy trench and after a certain amount of progress has been made the period of danger begins. "At intervals it is necessary to suspend work ano chien for the sound of pick and shovel. This is the nervong time for the and plan to come to the Allies.
subterranean workers. Sounds carry many Bir A. Markban said the Australian
feet in certain kinds of earth, and it is a Seone had anaciously parsed a resoly-
startling moment when from a new tunnel. tion pledging its members Boyer again to
the officer detects the work of the enemy trade with a Gerrunn of Giermany ... Ha After the attack on February 26th the mining towards him, above or below. supposed that would seem a shocking reso-oney retired, and the six following days Each side tries to get below the other's tution to Mr. Aneutin Williams. He the brigade set to work to die themselves sap and blow it up. The danger lies in would leave the hoa, neber to imagine in under a terrible bombardment the fact thas nothing can tell you when what would be the position of himself and March 10th the Germans, seeing that the the explosion is going to take place - contituents if the Germans won this French lines were fast becoming impreg Even after the enemy sap has been de
nahe, determined fo put au sud to this subtected, and we have heard unoistakably fabric and is a branch establishment of he The factory is known as thin Mashinen- Mr. Lloyd George-1 pgret that the bom resistance, and throughout the day the sounds which indicate the packing in President of the Board of Trade is not hurled wave after wave of assault against
of explosives, the dreaded moment ning be big firm at Essingten (Wurtemberg), available to answer in this debate, as I them.
indefinitely postponed. It is always an whil the director in question, an engineer cannot pretend to the knowledge he is of
The first attack was preceded by a open question, too, whether one can get no Kung, is a native of Hohornsdorf, this conference. I agree that, whatever tremendous houbardment, but it was niet one's own mina ready to blow before in Battenberg. Kung's arrest by the mill- policy the Government dockies upou in and broken by the French infantry An the German en explode his. The miners tary authoriting is a sequel to a denuuein- to this conference, it would be unde-hour after a second assault, two hours after say they are sefer down there than we are tion by a group of foremen, employers 1 iralse it amicipated beeste Lummunes the works, ng hit with systemati stalement in this House The very charac-beld: Finally, the enemy attempted his the various shells. For our part the cally welding material in such a way as ter of the debate shows how witdesirable heaviest blow assault in columns of
nough
burst. Fifty breeches in large guns reisel by the authorities showed that defrets 17 this asture were so cleverly covered over.
chemical analysis.
war
that is It has developed very largely into four, which was to break through the thin perik of the trenches, are quite to ronder cannon dangerously able t
a discussion of first principles while seu French line like a battering ret through Tom Cru How to come from a long time ago, because a crumbling wall.
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would be very undesirable that. a deglarad tion of policy should be made in the course part in the battle, everything we pos of a debate which has raised old political essed opened upon then, particularly our controversies. At the same time I call
and machine-guns, and half an hour assure the House that the Government have after it was over. Thousands of German given the most careful consideration to the corpses covered the ground, and we still instructions which are to be given to the held the positions that has been entrusted delegates to the conference. I think it to us.
The next day we were relieved, would be a fatal mistake to send say, dule and our regiments merchod through a vil. gales to the conference with a hard-and Jage in the rear with the same gnificent fast, schedule of general instruct fous-one dash mud dreig tre is though they were two, three, four, five, and six, (Laughter just returning from repose. and Henr. hear.") It is obviously a case Among the bodies left in front of the where we must in our delegates to a very French line the numbers of six different
considerable extent. It is the first, conferregiments were identified. The two regl and it is generally arcessary to carry the State
ence of the kind. I should not only be ments who lud bold so gloriously rich y bags any yards to the rear of the wing surprised, but I should be disappointed deserved the congratulations of France, were it the last. (Heur/ hear.) If you which a few days later were brought to *re going to organize the trade of Europe them at their contorments by the Gongralis for generations to come it has got to bi tkone deliborately and carefully because se wuch depends upon it,
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Nippan Yasen Kaisbu.
A very serious problem is ervated for
Parth, which come up from the wines. Conselessly, by day and by night, the sandbags full of wrth come gically into the french, 1 is impossible to keep the Kung is also accused of compel jug work": there even temporanily; the floor of this ago who should have been engaged trench must be kept clear; the firestops producing munitions for Italy's military must not be chocked. It is impossible to nevis to manufacture machine parts for throw the sandbags over the parapet. the company's central establishment at Henocovery andbag hint by enrried by Essingen, charge is that of contraband our men away to a suitablo dumping A third charge is that groung in the rear, where the exrriers traffic in favour of Germany by antigel Ba can pilo the legs in safety, and without finished party whither a Switzerland and impairing the fighting value of the resolving other finished goods for export ches. In nearly every part of the front from Italy to Chilian and other foreign such places are naturally hard to find,
Kung's chief ngonia ea were three en- ingrench. Now that the trenches urineers of German origin naxed Hug. full of mud, is a weary busines for the Dodor and Aurust Sporl, all of whom to nien. The going la difficut, especially at better mask their movements adepted the night, and the enndbags are a heavy load Swiss nationality The Italian Govern- Who has ever seen business succeed hour is do ng piety good work. Long the front er
A man who makes three journeys in an ment has expeed the last-harned across where business was mixed with revenge? shifts are inevitable, because every chang It is roilly not a question of tarifli Let us consider what is the best thinging over between the different gangs meant nierely There are much bigger question for the mass of the people in the British waste of prefers time and the accumula Kang, moreover was hand in glove with inveved. (Har hear.) There are our
Empire. That is the first bing.
tion of bags in the trench to notorious German spy, one of Frines van commercial relations with Russia, for in
The ground between the hostile lines after Buelow's primo pal agents, who attempted stanes, with trade possibilities which art almost infinite. That is not a question of
I do not think you can have the datus traordinary jumble Practically every who had contro led large enginering en- hariffs
side of thes other que ante bellum, I do not mean to say explosion cause a crater; and in the course cerns in Naples, had settled at Lugano, It is n question which I had the you will set up systems of tariffs. I do of time the walls of the oralers concsal At the time when he was in constant
not mean you are going to set up rival the opposing lines ope privilege of discussing when I was
from another receipt of important designs and projects Chancel or of the Exchequer, with commercial federations which wil: simply Some of them are white, some grey, some from the art llery command for the con truc- the Pinnam, Minister of Russia. We noves perpetuate the wee spirit. What I mean brown, some mottled. They run into each tion of cannon for the Italian army. Kung. approached tariffs, yet we saw a visa of is this: There are industries which we other, "ike the ciroles in Euclid's first is said to have availed himae of the the most profitable commercial relations be discovered were exsemial for self-defence proposition, Here and there are low backdoor to his office at the Sarozho works, daven Rusia and ourselves (Hear, hear.) (cheers), which Germany had very cun- shoulders and ridges; I ewhere high peaks which gave access to the rai why track, That is aatler you cannot give instrueningly and craftily been building up. I and siorrus of jagged lump from a per to mount trains to go to frequent con- tions to delegates upon I think it is the bave not the slightest doubt, not with a plexing sky-line somewhat like the references with von Buelow's avent pre jou. wisey thing to go to this first conference view to trade but war. We found ourselves tured surface of the ranon's dead rusty mentioned and the staff of the German just to feel our way and soy where we are almost done because we had not these indus
THE COURAGEOUS FATHOLD. Conulate. Connected with this are the Natura ý, it is vitally Our delegates will have a gencat dea of trieg We have had to build them un
Chinese str. 1.2587 W what the views of their colleagues are slowly. Wo have built them up success know a much as possible about this com revelations made before the Italian Cham.
Munro, 13th April Tientsin 8th and I do not suppose the other doogate fully. There are several new businese plex barrier behind, or even in the cover of Deputies which showed that Count will have any more. Let the hear our
April, General Order. es ential to war as well as commercs which tios, of which the enemy may at any Bassenhen the former German Consul în views, and we will hear theirs.
after building up it would be a fatal time be provling or even entrenching Man and now Acting Consul in KACHIPATE MARU, Japanese str. 1,398. b'under to allow to go down.
himself in advance of his original line. As Lugano, was responsible for the dynamiteMaragana 16th April Maji 10th DEATHE FIRST OBJECT.
long as one is the tored by the crater bank plots hatched there for the blowing up of MR HUGHES AND THE CONFERENCE
LS AND Our first obje
to win the war, (Hear
one is out of sight and practica le cut of railway bridge and miltary depots in hour) Everything must be subordinate to With regard to my friend Mr. Hughes, danger; but to crawl up to the tip and different parts of Italy. that... (Hear, hazr.) If we lose the war there is no mau in this House who img a look over, with the possibility of finding the setting up of any fiscal system, whe greater regard for him than I have I German in wat on the other side. ja by ther Free Trade or Protection. 73 a wret have an immense ndusiration for him. I no means a cheering compstion, Never thed consolation. There are things which provided over a shipnine conference when thele s; the work must be done, and mane. It is safe to assume that enterprising fra are bigger and deeper than trade, which he was pregett; and I never anos 13 MOTE courageous patrols worm their way in and will hŵp or lease the wore notable area go to the very roots of humu liberty of astute was of business when dealing without among the perplexing contours he show-sees trippers will have gingen everything that makes life worth living affairs. Whether he goes to the conference cumulating the information which is so beer and buy postcards in dugouts where
cheers), that constitutes the self-respect ar not, if he goes to the conference 1: a vital to the niety of the trench behind a dozen men have been killed in a single 1,281, Gibbe, 2015 TAISTO Magu Japon, 1958. A. men. Is this war don't let us subordinate perfectly sure he will daarne his duties I often wonder what the former will debut in most cases, I suppose, The the winning of something which involys there with consummate ability. That is when a resumes possession of the fold farmer will have years of work before him Bus herty, the honour, und self-respect very delicate question. It has referenon in which the colos al acentuators of in storing his one land to the level of civilized mankind to any trade. not merely to the country, but to the shattered oath and sandhang rasithate of Trofitable foemine on trust that (Choers) That is simply bringing the ex- Colonies, and I do not think it would te The gandbags ashe number miljons, and we shall not heating party, after change into the Temple I agree that when in the intersets of Mr. Hughes or the they are pilet up all over the field, sanneer is declared, envest with the dute you come to consider trade, the first que Colonice or the conference discuss it thing like the best Burton-on-Trent sharing here Briton and dion is, what is the intoren of our canatry! publicly here.
or the huge dag heaps in colliery distric's Gerr29 hayo mined and counter-inized !
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