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THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1915

BY TELEGRAPH.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mak.) ·

THE

PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

ANOTHER GERMAN SUB. MARINE RAMMED AND SUNK,

"LATEST BULLETIN FROM FIELD MARSHAL FRENCH.

H, M. S. QUEEN ELIZABETH FIRING FIFTEEN

INCE GUNS.

"

ANOTHER GERMAN SUBMARINE RAMMED.

Losnos, Mar. 10, 3.20 p.m. The Adnaruity pruounce that the destroyer" Ariel" rammed

Bank the Geen in submarine 020.

This crew surrendered.

(Briksh Foreign Office Telegram.)

THE DARDANELLES BOMBARDMENT.

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

مند حميه

Lesbos, Mar. 0

BY

THE CHINA MAIL.

TELEGRAPH.

BULLETIN BY SIR JOHN PRENCH.

LONDON, March 0. Field-Marshal Sir John French, in bis usual bi-weekly Bulletin, says that the mastery of our salpers has been maintained primarily due to local and individual initiative, which was materially nasisted by successful mining opera- tions. The enemy's artillery has been more active than minst, bus the effect was slight.

MORE SUBMARINE PIRACY.

THREE STEAMERS BUNK.

BY TELEGRAPH.

{{Renter's Service to the China Mail)

UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.

AMERICANS WARNED, TO LEAVE MEXICO.

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French concentration took place on the To-day's Advertisements

Uppur Mosella Between the entrenched camps of Toul and Epioul the line of ndvanes through Lorraine would have be paste between the fortress of Mats and

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Strassburg which are sighty miles apart and are both place d' armies of the first; magnitule. I would be necessary either. to sublue or mask these fortresses before moving on to the Whine and slogotopera. FALED TENDERS in duplicate will tions on a seals contne surata with the be rooaived. at the N Hospi sixe and arisment of these strong place from persons desirous of supp`ying BF, until 10 4.3 on the 2nd arch, 1915, would use up at least half a million men,Murros, Fowls, PORK, BRIAN, LECIM LONDON, Mar. 10,

Moreover, the Saar being the first lisu Puna Cow's MILK, ARKAIRD WATERA, IC Reator's Washington correspondeut any coming though Lorraine fr the

si German defense agalust in lavwling and other provisions and Deccancies · fur telegraphs that Mr. Bryan, Secretary Movella has the Gerniums have very received for Coal (Akaike and Yabar!).

year ending 31st March, 1910. Sealed Tenders in duplicate will also he of State; has again warned Ameri cars to leave Maxion. The Goversight bank of the river commands the naturally been strengthening it. The ment will endeavour to provide trans teft and is so precipitous as to be pe

Presious-Wibon has ordered two

alle unsuitable by troops crowing over tattleships at timantunarus to pro-trality of Luxemburg has been violated From the left hak. And as the men' cood to Vem Cruze

from there, & fact which would makes it The French left tank would he asabi necesary for the French to secure all the passages over the Mosello from Meta

LONDON, March 10. The Admiralty announces that the steamer Tangisman has been torpedoedportation.. off Scarborough, and owly one mon saved out of a crew of 35.

The ateamer Fuckmoon? hana been torpedoed off Hastings.. Her crow of 17 were saved.

The steamer Printers Fistoria has been torpedoel of Liverpool. Her crew cf 34 were saved.

The three vessels were all torperfood on Tuesday morning. The Princesa Victoria was torpedoed eighteen miles of the mouth of the Marsey.

THE SECOND CANADIAN CONTINGENT.

Lesbos, Mar. 10. The Morning Post states that the second Canadian contingent has landed in England.

British Foreign Office Telegram.

TURKISH AND PERSIAN LOBSES NEAR AHWAZ.

Lesvos, Mar. 9..

Frean further information received the enemy's losies thar Ahwaz in the engagement of the Brd instant are considembly: heavier than pris and,viously reported, umounting to about tre killed and very money wounded,

including several important Sheiks..

The Admiralty makes the following unnouncement: The operations Against the Dardanelles is progressing. Favoured by fine weather, an March 6th, the Queen Elizabeth, Agamemnon and Ocean Began to attack the forts by indirect fire, across the Gallipoli Peninsula, firing at 21,000 yards. Meanwhile, inside the Straits, four British and one French ship fired on Standore and Mount Dardanos Batteries which had been attacked on the previous day." The batteries opened fire and were engaged and hit by 12-inch shells. The majority of the ships inside. well the westrarrieux damage and no ensunities. On the 7th inst. four Frenels battleships entered the Straits to cover the direct tombardment of the defences of tho Narrows by the Agamemn non and Lord Nelson. The French ships engage Mount Dardanos Battery and varias concealed gins, silencing the former." The Aganem con and Lord Nelson advanced and engaged the Forts at the Narrows Forts Binili, Medjidieh, Tabia and Hamidich. The Tabin and mother Fors replied, "but both were silenced after heavy bombardment. Explo- Bioak -occurred in both Forts. The Garkis, Agitueration end Lori Nelson wes struck three times euch, but the damage was not serious. The Lord Nelson had three men slightly wounded. While these operations were in progress the Dublin pintinued to watch the Bulnir Isthunus

BOMBARDING WITH FIFTEEN INCH GUNS.

Lastes. Mar, 10, 1.5 p.a.

In the action of the Bed instant in theditation of Nakuil it is now reported that the enemy lost 300 killed und 600 wohnded.

THE ORISIS IN GREE04.

CABINET FORMED.

LONDON, March 15.

A telegram from Athens states that M. Counaris has formed a Cabinet which the King has approved.

of Foreign Affairs.

M. Goudaris is Premier and Minister of War and M. Zographou Minister

with a leaning towards the Triple Entente. Three of his principal collaborators

It is believed here that M. Gounaris will follow the policy of neutrality MM. Zographos, Stratos and Baltadjis-are strong partisans of the Entente.

THE STRUGGLE ON THE WESTERN FRONT,

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FURTHER 'FRENCH PROGRESS.

LONDON, Mar. 9, 4.25 p.m. in the region to the cast of Steenstracts was followed by German To-day's Paria communique says that a violent German bombardment infantry attack, which failed.

which were easily repulsed.

The onery made several more counter-attacks at Reichackerkopf,

Losogs, Mr. 10, 1.55 .. The Paris evening communique says:-- In Belgium, to the east of Steenstrate, we repulsed an attack. There has been fighting all day at Notre Dame de Lorette, but the; positions are uncharged.

There was hot fighting, in our favour, in Champagne. We repulsed two counter-attacks in a wood, where we recently hired a footing, between Somain and Perthes, and we made further progress Iero adjoining the wood.

A Paris communique states that the Queen Elizabeth on Monday.

We repulsed an attack or a ridge to the north-east of Mesnil, cap- supported by four battleships, entered the Dardanelles and bombardentured another 200 yards, and carried a German work, with armoured with 15-inch guns. Fort Roneli Medjidish at the south point of Kilidbah, shelters and extensive underground chambers.

Bad weather hampered the operations."

We attacked between Four de Paris and Bolaute, in Argonne, cap- turing 200 yards of the enemy's first line.

It is reported that General Cur rants Ins geizel a British steamer and imprisoned the Captain.

THE WELSH DISESTABLISHMENT

BILL.

LONDON, Mur. 10.

try Treve

This would moan. subsidiars keine pain which world have to be undertaken from the Verdun baw simultacody with the musstant into Lorraine. Maan

articulars can be obtained at the R., Fristed Farm of Tender and furthON

The High reject the lowest or any Hospital.

Tonder is cososted

DONALD T. HOSKIN N. Hospital. ...

Sargson-General,

Rangkong, March 11, 1914.

THE HONGKONG AND HOWLOON WHARF AND. GODOWN

COMPANY, IMITED, “

STULE

Ja the Hanse of Lords to-day Earl hen, clearly, would not he guiard easily. SHARE CERTIFICATE F

Benuchump. President of Council an- nounced a compromise on the Welsh Disesblishment, Bill whereby its enforcement will be postponed, until six months" "After the conclusion of the war.

WHERE ITALY CLD HELP.

8013 for TWENTY (20) SHARES numbered 58182/F1, in the above Comma standing in the name of Mrem The attempt to reach it, by the rouse Mclaren having been reported Jo indicated would haw to be supported by unises the ORIGINAL CERTIFICA

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN an netunsive averment in Almce. This is produced within one month from die coull be done with a subsidiary ny herear it will thereafter be held by Lord Fansdowne and the Arch-ad the entrrachel amps of Combany as NULL AND VOID, a bishop of Canterbury accepted this Langset and "Besatwo, a possibility whichEW CERTIFICATE for the skikk Panons undertaking.

win lende, sucis great faterest to the brief bet be issued. numerous references which the official | comm tuniques trake, to the Bghting in this

DEATH OF THE PRINCIPAL OF 'ST. ANDREW'S UNIVERSITY. -

Costas, Mar. 10.

te-

And it is here thas Ralfu co operation would be so degiggly import

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The death is announced of Sir of the articls in the Fortnightly T- the Italius, declares the author

W. B. BROWN, Secretary, Hongkong, March 11, 1915.

NOTICE.

James Donaldson, Principal of St. view," make up their minds to throw in Aureby notify to all whom it

Andrew's University, in his eighty Orstå svar.

(ah Tz Yat Po's Service)

PAYMENT OF TAXES,

PERING, March 10. The Tax Department bas proposed that the silver dollar will be the stun dard coin is the payment of taxes.

THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION.

Teoi, the Governor of Shantung, arrived in eaten last night and pro. ceeded to Paking It is expected that be will be the new Minister of Educa

tioti

THE SALT REVENUE.

AN APPOINTMENT.

their lot with the Allies. there is rerum for a cooperative povement directed gainst Stuttgart and Munich. Though the Black Forst does not lend it to the tapid movements of troops it is no longer the impenetrabla barrier it and to be between the thine and the Doanie. Three lines of railway lend, from the

concern, that I, the Undersigned, Severed all CONNEMONS with. Mr. MACEWEN FRCR & Hongkong and Canter, from March LEUNG LAI TING Eongs, March 11, 1915.

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"OHINA MATE". of the Danube with the infentien, of giving a hand to an Italian invasion of Javaria through the Austrian- Tymi. That would entirely alter the position of stalemate which squais o unending.

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BRITISH CASUALTIES.

LONDON, Mar. 10.

The casualties in the Dardanelles operations on the ith inst. are officially utmenneed as: Bluejackets, 3 killed and 6.wounded; Naral Division, 22 killed, 22 wounded and 3 missing.

FAILURE OF THE GERMAN SUBMARINE · BLOCKADE.”

(Official Telegrams from the British Foreign Offics.)

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The German submarine Blockade has had even less results than was expected, und despite several attempts, including attacks on hospital ship and passenger vessel, no ships were lost between February 25th and March 3rd. On 7th Liverpool a coal steaner was sunk off Ilfracombe hus this was amply set off by the capture of the German aubmarine US and the reports of other mishaps to submarines. On the 7th inst. an air attack was attended with good results, bombs being dropped on a submarine repair base and military headquarters.

THE TSAR.

Jospes, Mar. 10.

The Twar has gone to Helsingfors.

(Through Reuter's Agency,)

FORT HAIDOS PARTLY DESTROYED.

Lostoy, Mar. 10.

Queen Elizabeth entered the Straits on Monday for the first time and A telegram fron Athens states that it is reported here that the participated in the bombardment.

Shell fire from the Gulf of Sares partly destroyed Fort Mailos, above the Narrows.

ASSOCIATION LEAGUE.

WHEN THE ALLIES ADVANCE.

THEIR PROBABLE 'LINE. OF OFFENSIVE

Where the Rhine Might, be Forced,

A well known American war cortes-

potent, who went through the first and Second Balkah campaigns, my it us his opinion the other day that the Allies would find the task of driving the Ger... many out u Belgiura practically im ponsible. His resson for thinking this Istest recruit to the colours, and ho is was that he could see, au opening for one of our faw left-handed players, and then to deliver any but frontal attacks won the Scottish Championship at North which his experience in the Balkans led Berwick last year, there has arisen n dis

SCOTTISH SPORT. Excellent progress is being made in the Dardanelles und also against fortifications in Sinyrna, where several hostile batteries were silenced

(From Our Own Currespondent.) with insignificant casualties to our ships' crews.' The German newa.

cussion of the advantages of smbidexterity. him to think would prove hope. 1. Ho paper, Vorwacrta, commenting on the allied attack on the Dardanella

ENECAH, February 11. Watt was naturally left-handed, he used to pointed to the German attempts to reach says that the sending out of the Queen Elizabeth" shows how Fttle

practius a little with the right hand, and Calais by the sono methods, which; as anxiety the British Admiralty feels concerning her superiority in the times per the Longue Flay our many tight sarmers in golf in which that but a position of stalemate. It seems to

The warm pace for

one can imagine, saye the Scotsmen, we all know, have readied in nothing Norah Sez. In recent actions in Persia British and Indian troops angagements.

knack would be exceedingly useful. The showed grant pluck and endurate and, fighting against imichse odds, class than Kilmarnock, though they had to frequently demonstrated to actual play, but inchility of the aposing forces may o Hearts were a bit more practical value of ambidexterity may not be me, he unlied, that the present im inflicted great losses on the enemy who had over ten times as many pat on their bost before they wou. Celts that it is worth counting upon in an emer killed as the British force.

and an even stiffer struggle.

en indefinitely, Haut victory will be wou with St.gency is proved by the inclusion of left- Mirren. With 28 games played, therefore, handed clubs in the kit of many fatetan economic and not military grennda. BRITISH SHIPPING “CONSIDERABLY ABOVE by 4 points, and the question is ambidextras to a useful degree; while contains an exceedingly interesting ur

the Edinburgh club

lends the Glasgow players. Mr. Robert Maxwell iaid to ba The February ** Fortnightly Review! THÈ AVSRAGE"

able to stay during among the well-known professionals, tiek on this very subject. When the

Lastos, Mar. 0.

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The Admiralty unaounces that during the week February 25th to March 3rd; the aggregate arrivals and sailings to and from British porta was 1.171. This is considerably above the average. No ships were lost

winter

they

will

the spring months. Had the circumstance Massy, who began golf on the wrong side lliny, Ulvunre, -na everybody, believes of the season been normal, me would bave of the ball, and Dunemwho has an they will try to do a very short tizne

heutation in prophesying that the honour. was in porosion of the Hearts things, could probably use both the right from now, what will be their plan of imitative genius and can do many or Bat the bigger half of their team te under and felt band methods with some freedom, enimpaign? The writer puts the idea of trying, and this is an, sadoubted There is, at any rate, one faande instance frontal attacks in Belgiura on one side ensily Greenock, Marten were uncupact sbnormal stance. Bob Kirk was on que

Zuring this period, although several uttempts were made by the exem's Landicap. Rangers laid out Falkirk rather of the value of this adeptibility to the ut pace. The country, he says, has ben't

including one attempt against á hospital ship.

BRITISH MANUFACTURERS AND GERMAN

FIRMS IN CHINA.

LONDON, March 10.

In the House of Commons to day Mr. Walter Ranciman, President of the Board of Trade, stated that the Proclamation relating to trading with the enemy did not prohibit trading with German firms or branches in China, but the Board of Trade was doing all it could to encourage the transfer of Chinese busincas from Germag to British firms.

[lo yesterday's Jason we published a similar telegrain from our London Correspondent.Fuif

THE FIGHTING ON THE EASTERN FRONT.

DESPERATE FIGHTING IN POLAND.

ndly defeated by Aberdown, there was a focessing one ap on Jahazy Alles goig tansted by the Carmane intors inte hurricane, however, and good shots were the last hole at Westward E, and he teid fortress with line after line of. largely a matter of good luck,

found his ball in an appareatly impossible entrenchments mod with heavy guns e on the edge of a banker. With a left in position. Accordingly, all that will handed spoor he got the ball well sway. te ndrupted here will to watcndy pics- halved the belo, and won his match.

sure with, of course, a constant, mundi. ALICE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.ing in the enemy's defence. The read ohtaja naau to push through muy sudden weskon-

offensive, will take place from eastern

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FIRST DIVISION, FEBUZIN. Hearts, 3; KimerTOCK, 1. ---- Hamilton Academicals Eibernians, Raith Rovers, 2 M

*Motherwell, Celtic, 26. Mirren, 1 Kangers, 3; Falkirk, 0. Aberdeen, 2; Greenock Mortum, Airdrieonians, 4: Dumbarton, 1. Ayr United, 2: Queen's Park, 1. Third Lanark, 1'; Clyde. 1. Dundee, 1; Partick Thistle, 2.

gaura

niaus, J

Abercorn,

LONDON, March 10.

The Bas. Treasurer of the Alico France. Memerisland Afiliated Hospitals begs to acknowledge with thanks the following do nations to the funds of the Hospitale Gibb. Laringstone & Co. (Sud..

420 Com Yoipicelli:

10.

· HUB TE IS.

THE ROAD TO MANNHE The two main mites fren eastern Franca into south Germany are through the Bollers troues into Baden · and through the Palatinate into Bavaria. The mere natural, direct und historio lins Invasion passes through the plateau

"VECOND DIVISION. Leith. 3: St. Johnstone, 0, Clydebank, 1 St. Beranide, 4, Cowdenbeath, 2; Lochgelly 0.

Särlingshire, 4 Dundes Hiber

1; Dunfermline Athletic, P Arthurlie, O Albion Rovers, 3.

of Lorrains on the west side of the North- Jeanstone, 2; Vale of Iveu, O.,

Fara Yorgun mountains betwem – the GOOD many people think rheumatism Hundsnuck and Hards mountaiza sod Exifnburgh Academy, 0 Wana's 3

can potented without taking an adronen along this route would haya The Austrians continue the offensive in the Carpathians, in the region of School, 0.

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ing as i condidered probable, that the

A Petrograd communique syk There was desperate fighting on Tuesday between the Niemen sad tho Vistula, A German attack on the Koloo and Lomes roads was repulsed. ”

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