THE HONG KONG TELEGRAPH.
TO-DAY'S
LATEST WAR TELEGRAMS,
[Beuter's Service to the " Telegraph."}
THE AMERICAN NOTE:
HOW GERMANY RECEIVED IT.
All articles hitherto received bear out the above.
the attack.
MINOR SUCCESSES IN THE WEST.
ENEMY TRENCHES DESTROYED.
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EXTRA
HONGKONG, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915.
WORK AND WAR CONDITIONS.
MR. LLOYD GEORGE IN LIVERPOOL.
distriot for the purpose of produc ing such material of war or such other component parts of any parti- onlar material of war you can help us to produce.
Trade Union Restrictions.
SAPPING SPIRIT AND
DISCIPLINE
Lord Northcliffe
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Daring the evening of July 23 we exploded a mine ander perusal of the pablished der Fand during the war not merely to you, Government regulations I am simply tyfold, and arrangements had
Less Red Tape..
their Fatherland. That is the
Wonten in Shell Factories, least we can do in this country
The same thing applies to the for our land. (Cheers). I have
work of women in the factories. never doubted where ultimate
There is a good deal of work now. victory would le, høver for a
done by men, and men only, in Truth's Caustic Comment on moment. Nor hava I over
"God Help Labour," this country. It is done in Frands under-estimated the difficulties.
I would make the same appeal at the present moment in shell Bat although I have never
to Labour. I want them ales to factories by women. Why is In its current issue Truth deala doubted where victory would rest, feel that this is their business, that? They have not enough in its principal article with the all the same I know that victory Should Germany win, God help men to go round. The men are criticiens passed by Lord North- will come the sooner for recogniz. Labour. It will come out of it working as hard as they can, for cliffe's papers on Lord Kitchener AN APPEAL AND A WARNING, ing the difficulties there are. You worst of all. The victory of as long boute as they possibly can and the position of the Army at
cannot remove difficulties with Germany will be the victory of support, but in api's of that they the frost. out looking at them, and you the worst form of autocracy that would tot turn out a auflistent
**There could hardly be a more Following up his speech in cannot look at diffimalties without the world has seen for many a number of shells and other deplorable state of things for ne Manchester, Mr. Lloyd George, seeing them, and that is why the obatary. There is no section of material of war without doling Army or the country," Truth se Minister of Munitions, on June 6, business of a Minister is to point the community that has anything out a good part of the work to marks," than that an impression visited Liverpool to discuss with them out, and then to appeal to like the interest in overthrowing women in those factor us. Well, should be conveyed that the Con- employers, Labour represents every section of the community this military caste which Labour now, if there are any Trade Union mander-in-Chief in the fold hau July 25, 11.05.a.m. tives, and others how best the out to assist the Government is over-has, and the more they realize regulations to prevent the fo si andeavoured to put pressure on Reuter's correspondent at Amsterdam says that German news put of munitions for war can be coming the obstacles in the way that, difficulties will vanieb, bility of that being done I hope the War Office through a news papers publish an apparently inspired description of the American augmented. Arriving in the city
Now we want especially the obstacles will go, and bickerings that during the period of the waria per proprietor. That impression Note, as correct in tone and conforming to the usual diplomatic amen- shortly before 10 o'clock, Mr, help of those who can contribute and slackness; and we shall have these will bannspended. (Cneers.) Lord Northcliffe ities, but, at the same time, a definite semi-official Barlin telegram Lloyd George was met by the to the increase of the munitions, them working as one man to help Now Ism coming to another broadcast. It ie calon- same up German comment thus:-The newspapers are ananimous in Lord Mayor, by whom he was the equipment of the material of us to win a triumph for demo thing and I am here to talk lated to tap the spirit and saying that the Note is most unsatisfactory and intentionally ignores accompanied to the Town Hall, war. We want the help of om-cretio free fevernment against quite frankly; it is very much the discipline of the Army. the main point. It disregarde the fact that Germany is fighting where he had a long conference ployers. We want the belp of the autocratic systems of fer better to do so there must be no and to give new courage and hope for existence. The papera cannot understand why all Garman in private with a number of the workers. We want employers many and Austris. (Cheers.) deliberate plowing-dowa of work. to the enemy when the organiser proposals in the way of compromise are Astly rejected or why reprezentative business men.
and workmen to feel their reapon-
I have had two or three, vory of victory in London is sasailed Germany was expected, in her fight for existence, to renounce the
sibility in this matter. It is my in- Now I should like to car cn painful cases put before me. in the Press as an incompetent Mr. Lloyd George's Speech. full use of her strength. They declare with ons sacord that Gar
tention to utilize as much as I pɔe or two words beyond what I said One was from an atensi apo mediocrity, unfit either for his Mr. Lloyd George said: many highly values the maintenance of friendly relations with the My Lord Mayor and Gentlemen. sibly can the business brainso the yesterday on this particular aspect which we were absolutely de present roition or for high milit United States, but not at any price. Farther concessions would I have come here not for speech community. I hope to get their of the business. I have had the pendent for the material of war. ry command. This also mean the humiliation of Germany, Submarine warfare must continue bat for business, and I shall only assistance some of these, to day of meeting some of the lead-man there who worked very hard be to the advantage of our troops privilege both yesterday and to Thara was a very skilled work Northcliffe has done. It cannot its prescribed course.
indulge in speech to the extent elbow, in London to advise, that speaking in the essential pre-counsel, guide, to inform and ing representatives of Labour in and who carmed a good deal of in the field that they should be yesterday before meeting in the help of the business brains in let me say this, as far as the by the Stato. He was not merely crippled for lack of ammunition liminary to business. I placed instruct, and to direct; but I want Manchester and Liverpool, and money. He was doing his day advertised day after and be Manchester my general views of the localities. This is no time for off is representations of organie warned that if he repeated that and incapable of striking any the position, and I have very little the usual methods of doing based labour are concerned we have cance he would be driven out; decisive blow until a sort of to add to what I then said, but I inews with the Government. I am had nothing but help. The diffi- I am not quite sure that he was industrial revolution has been baye come here to appeal for the asuming that Governments in calty has been when you get not actually driven out. The effected in England and Scotland, samis sace of the men of Liver the past have done their business about Trade Union regulations factory. Now in the period of ducts of Lord Northolife's efforts beyond. I am not saying a word same thing happened in another "These are some of the byepro- pool and surrounding districte. in the most perfect way. This in
The situation is a serious one, not a time for the usual round during a period of peace. I have war this is really intolerable. We to serve his country. What is there July 28, 12.45 am. It is ay grave, a cisnation as about methods of Government no doubt they were essential safe cannot do with it. We cannot to the good, or what will there Field Marshal French reports that on July 27, we this country has ever been business. We have got to trust guards to protect, Labour against afford it. I say again there my ever be ? Nothing. No more repulsed a bomb attack on the crater caused by the explosion of our confronted with. You need have business men in the localities to what otherwise might have been be reasons-there might be very shells have been or will be mine west of the Hooge Chateau, which was reported on July 20, no special knowledge in order organize for us, to undertake the serious interference with their good reasons his policy manufactured than if Lard and our heavy artillery silenced a heavy trench mortir assisting in to ascertain that for business in the particular locality rights and with their prospects of that mort should be
yourselves. A careful intelligent on our behalf. We want to sue-But as I have already pointed out ed in the period of peace. Before he began his agitation our have existed, no opinion ontpat tad been multiplied twen- the salient in the German line south
east of Zillebeke patches in the newrepapers must trade union regulations, but some have to be suspen led during the about destroying the enemy' trenches. Shortly afterwards the have caused you to come to the Government regulations too.
period of the war because they stating the of this particula been made for extending the enemy exploded mice a little further soath
are inspplicable in a time of ur- emagency, and I am sure that process of multiplication. bat did conclusion that this country is little damage. Since then we gained some ground by occupying engaging one of the most formid-
We want rifles, we want gans, genoy. The same thing applies the only thing in this emergency
"If the wealthiest of newspa• the crater of the German mine and linking it with our tronches. able enemies that it has over we want shells, faves, chemicals, to many Trade Union regulations in that everybody should put for per proprietors is free to use the
and practices. Yesterday we repaised another heavy bomb attack on our waged war against, The issues explosives. There is one thing we
ward all his strength in order to war for the purpose of "boosting" The first I should like to call help the country through. his journale, without regard to trenchse round the orator Dear Hooge.
are great, the perils are great, want less of than usual, and that
It takes attention to are those rules which (Cheers.) Therefore I do hope the public intercat, smaller meu, 19 Red Tape. and nothing can pull us through such a long time to unwind had been set up, for very good that whatever regulation, what struggling with adversity, will signment of foadstoff to German in the British Empire. If you (laughter), and we can't exure the reasons, to make it difficult for ever practice, whatever custom claim and exercise an equal civilians, and that the United look at what our brave follows time. Therefore the first thing I purely unskilled men to claim there may be in existsace at the licence. "Among the belligerent States will try to persuade Great are doing at the front, you can am going to ask you to do to to the position and rights of men present moment which interferes nations we ate the only ons in Britain to make appropriate con- see the perils there facing them organize for yourselves in this who Lave had a training. That in the slightest degree in the in which this question has been cession. It is felt, the Ledger the trials, the privations and locality, and in every other is true in every professio1. I crease of war material will be sus left open. In Russia the free- *
continues, that it would then be they are doing it without flinch locality, the engineering resources happen, my Lord Mayor, to be pended during the period of war. dom of the Press is unknown; in Settlement.
diffionit for Great Britain flatly ing. Never in the himory of this for the purpose of assisting the long to about the strictest Trade We have given our undertaking France it has been absolutely You know best Union in the world--the most as a Government, and that under suspended, as Lord Northolifte Washington, June 13.-Waab- to refuse to embark on negotis-country have our men shown ington is settling down to another tions "in the direction of au un greater courage and endurance what you can do. I know the jealous Trade Union in the world. taking has been inherited by a has the best reston to know, for prolonged period of waiting, for derstanding in the interests of thso they have during this war, resourcefulness of the engineers if any unskilled man-aud by an now Government. That is that the Paris Doty Mail has been Gerhard's mission, it may be a of non-combatants on the high of mortal man. We who are Lord Mayor has already pointed who has not paid our fees-if established by Trade Union action I believe that ou one occasion it it is relieved that, in view of Dr. human rights and the protection They have done all you can expect of this country. i know, The unskilled man we msan a man those safeguards which have been threatened with suspension, and
out their adaptability. I want any man of that sort, however prior to the war will be restored was absolutely soppressed. fortnight before the German re-meas." ply will be forthcoming. The Be that as it may, official coa-privation, free frim dinger, let you to come together and form brainy he was, tried to come in exictly to the position they were Lord Northcliffe wants more or different from what it was a the statement repeatedly made as those heroes of ours are doing ment, and having done that, well, we would soon artile him. far as the action of the Govern-ganising Carmelite House and atmosphere, however, is very firmstion was given yesterday to as each of us do his part as nobly your own committee of manage- and interfere with our business, when the war is over in eo ganisation. Lit as begin by or month ago. In nearly all quar-in this correspondence that the it at the front. (Cheers.) It would organize among yourselves the (Laughter.) But if during the meat is CoLoarned. We can Printing House-square,"
Daily tera optimism has supplanted the United States is considering an-be Lo rible for us to think that engineering resources, of the Friod of the war there were any only ask for a suspension News. depression and ariety which other Note of protest against the those who fall, fall through our ocality with a view to producing particular use for lawyers (langh of these regulations during the attended the despatch of the first arbitrariness of our blockade pro- neglect. It would be still more the greatest result in the way of ter), if you and that aron lawyera period of the war. Then after Note. Considering in whose banda cedure. Whether the protest ghastly reflection to think that helping our gallart forese at the depended the success of the war, wards the same process of dis the final decision lies, that con-will be made in the immediate those who fell have given their front. That involves a good deal and it requires a good deal of im cussion will go on between Capital light and duty expected of every fidence in a settlement is so strong fature is unknown, but the lives in vain through any slackness more confi lence and trant than 80 tonaven my Gefle imagi and Labour as has gone on, 100 (Cheese.)
chances seem to be that it will be or selfishness on the prt of asual. We have no time to go nation will hardly attain to the ex have no doubt, during the last 50 I don't know that I have any- thing farther that I want special- Loughly sprating, the change delayed till after the German one of us in this land.
through the same procesos af alted boight (more laugher)bus or 100 years. ia duo to two causes-first, in-reply. The situation is, however,
ly to say to you, because I want No Room for **Slackers,”** Yesterday we had a very im- examination of bargaining as you if that were possible for a moment,
Those are two or three of the to get to business as quickly sa eressed trust in the President's strained enough to merit the portant gathering of theemplosers get usually in the matter of Gov do you suppose that even the ability to deal with the orisis in a earnest consideration of the Brit and the representatives of Labour Grument contract (Chsera.) Incorporated Low Booiety, the things which I wanted to put possible, Bir Henry Donaldson, manner at onós peaceful and lah sathorities.-Fimes. in the great engineering firms in Whatever is done has got to be greatest and narrowest of all The lives of our men at the front of Woolwich Arsenal, and Sir honourable; second, to the
Manchester and other parts of this done with promptitude. That Trade Unions, could stand in the depend upon the amount of war Percy Gironard are here to Gaswer general tone of journalistic and MR CAMPBELL'S SELF- great county. The response, made involves our trusting to the way of bringing in outside help material we are able to equip any question you may put to them Success depends on the business of the meeting. semi-official comment retailed
SACRIFICE. to one appeal was gratifying, integrity, to the loyally, to the in order to enable us to get them with. from Berlin. It is noted that,
Every man there showed a die- patriotism of the business men to through our work?
upon it, the lives of men depend They can inform you on the while German opinion is not The Campbell ir cider t is at an 10,ition to do all in bis power to do the bees for us in these. Well, now, the same thing upon it. Everybody ought to do technical side in a way that Losn only ready to give up the submarine end. Mr. Campbell will not be said the country to pull thrungh .calities, and do it cn fair terms applies here. If all the skilled his best. There is no room for cannot pretend to. policy, there is now so much talk Lord Chancellor of Ireland; Mr. ite difficulties tiumphantly, sud That it the first thing I have engineers in this cantry were "lackers. (Cheers) I don's ask you to help us, I know that of a possibility of compromise as Ignatius O'Brien continues to I feel perfectly certain that the got to say to the business ten of turned on to produce what is want to get rid of the slackers appeal to you won't be in vain. there was formerly of the necessity hold that office. Mr. John Gordon, same ready response will be given the community. I want you to required, if you brought back Lonly want to get rid of their We are engaged in the greatest of an answerving course. It is another Irish Unknist, becomes to the same appeal which I am regard this as your business as from the front every engineer slacknees (laughter and applause) straggle this country in ever been precipitated into It is no coted furthermore that German Attorney-General, in place of Mr. now about to make to the men of well as ours. This is not a Gov-who had been recruited, if you and we really must.
worked them to the utmost limita observers, tend to espy the same Jonathan Pim, who in to fill af Liverpool and the area surround-crnment entering into negotia human endurande, you have demanding as a matter of rightsil the paths that led to
In this war every country is fault of ours, We sought peso
we saked for peace, wo, avoidedí. tions with you. You loopholes for a compromise as vancy on the Irish Bench, Me, ing it, b American obeer vern-namely, the James O'Connor remains Solici- The Spirit of Germany.
Government. You have got an not got enough labour eren then not as a matter of appeal-sa a
war, Lut possibility that the President mar tor-General. There is wide spread
What makes Germany for interest in this concern, Il 19 your to produce all we are going to matter of right from every one we should have for ever been dis
Britain and Germany anɛagreb: | Campbell; his sacrifice will toon preparation for war, it is not and I want you to help us. This next few months. Therefore we hie best (cheers), and that is one Barried into it, we are there to be able to mediate between Great sympathy at Westminster for Me.midable enemy is not merely its concern just as much as it is ours, ask you to produce during the of the citizens that he should do honoured if we had shitked the conflict when it came. (Cheers.) ment concerning their respective be recognised by a high appoint merely its organisation, potent is a business for all of us, snd we must appeal to the patriotiem of of the problems with which wo methods of maritime warfare, ment in England. The Nass that is, but it is the spirit of want every business man in the the unions of this country to relax have to deal in this country hampion the deepest, 120 The Philadelphia Ledger ha- tionalist Party met again and every class and section of its community to give his very best these partionlar rules in order to ought to be established as highest, the greatest interest ever sards the propheor that Germany passed a resolution exprgain, 1opulation. You have only got to help the Old Country through oke out, it were, the skill day, as one of the essential committed to the charge of will respond by Laling the Uni-station at the success of their to read the papers to see that as in the great emergency and oriala. possibly can go, in order man should pushin whole such a way that Great Britain
to make it go sa ed States to tell Great Britain protests" in preventing the Lord far an they are concerned they are (Cheers). That man that you that she will call off her subma Chancellorship of Ireland being thing to the one great national get your commitice of manage and speedy triumph for our
all of them subordinating every-will, au soon as you joibly can, enable us to tara out
munitions of war to rine blockade if Great Britain handed over, under a Coalition Will osene preventing the com- Government, to a Unionist, purpose of winning victory for ment, and through that committee
yone, try in this great struggle
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