1915-11-22 — Page 6

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1915

BY

TELEGRAPH.

THE WAR.

THE ENTENTE ALLIES AND

GREECE.

LORD KITCHENER VISITS

KING CONSTANTINF.

THE CHINA MAIL.

BY TELEGRAPH. BY TELEGRAPH.

Kowloon betweɔn A. A. Claxton and P. W. A. Wilkin was a long and splendid aband and the innings was declared at 189 without the loss of a wicket; Claxton then being not out 109, including a baker's desan of d's,, and. Wilkie not oud 36. Civil

ending. Kay'e wiokoa conting 15 runs, Sourea-

(Routar's Carvice to the China Mail.) (Router's Service to the China Mall.) Sarvice were 30 for one when the game

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WESTERN FRONT.

*NEW ARMY'S BRILLIANT WORK

AT LOOS.

THE RECRUITING QUESTION.

Lord Darby's Sobama,

A Nogligible Minority.

"KOWLOON

A. A. Claxton, not out... P. W. A.. Wakia, nob nut Extras...

Tutal

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J. Stalker, A. IL F, EATON, W. T. Elson, W. L. Wensor. D. J. Mackensie, W. . Farmer. C. W. Jeffries, W. Kay, and T. Ovary did not bat.

BOWLING MALYSIN.

LONDON, Nov. 20.

Lossos, Nov. 10. Reuter's correspondent at Head

Correspondence between Lont quarters dwells on the work of the New Army and the Territorials: Loos, which Derby and Mr. Asquith is published has hitherto not been described in detail. in which the position of the married He especially deals with the work of the men who have enlisted under Lord 18th Secttiah and the 47th (London) Derby's scheme is defined thus, Mr. Territorial Divisions, and says that the Asquith concurring:

Unmarried men shall be called up former's initial charge arer Fill: 70-st tremendous speed will always be remem frat. II, apart from: munition maak- bered as one of the great feats of the war. They took their objectives, and helder, etc., and others exempted by

R. Southerton, b. Kay... them for three days against all attacks. local tribunals there still remains a C.. Witchell, not out... As regarde, the Londoners, he says that considerable number of young men, oh y the French on our extreme left, watching not joining voluntarily, then either

THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS, and cheering the Londoner as they the married men shall be released.

ANOTHER ZEPPELIN DESTROYED.

LATEST NEWS FROM THE VEST. AND BAST FRONTS.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

THE ENTENTE ALLIES AND GREECE,

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ATHENS, Nov. 21. Lord Kitchener arrived and visited the King with the British Minister Sir Francis Elliot.

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The audience lasted upwards of an hour, Afterwards his Lordship called upon M. Skouloudis, the Premier. Bard Kitchener leaves Athens this evening

GREECE AND THE BRITISH ANNOUNCEMËNT.

LATER.

Lord Kitchener e arrival says another telegrain from Athens, has somewhat aflayed the anxiety aroused by the British announcement that the Allies are determined to exercise pressure upon Greece owing our attitude in the eventuality of the Allies tiring into Greek territory.

BLOCKADE OF GREECE DECLARED.

Bird Witchell Hamilton Southorter...

CIVIL SERVICE.

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advanced, saw a man kicking a ball from their pledge, or Parliament ahead of the others. They thought he shall pass a Bill compelling young E. W Dawson, F. A. Bird, E. W. Hamil bad gone mad. but it was a London men o serve; if Parliament refuses ton, EO: Bird, C. Bars, J. Dean, C. T. Irishman dribblings football towards the married men shall be released Tacchi, and W. E. Edwards did not bat. his goal. He held the tall for 1,100 automatically.

garde.

MINISTERIAL VISIT TO PARIS.

LONDON, Nov. 20. Mr. Arquish interviewed His Majesty the King today to report on the Minis- terial visit to Paris.

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BRITISH MUNITIONS OUTPUT.

Excellent Results.

LONDON, Nov, 21. Lord Murray, in the course of an interview, muid that ships, guns, armour, rifles and bullets were pouring out of the factories in an unending strear, which would increase steadily until Germany was overwhelmed by her own weapons. A million women and men were working, in countless factories, whose rapid construction and'extension. constituted an engineering recorti, For instance, there are 500 munitions works

According to the newspapers, the Entente Cowers have declared ani Leeds compared with nons at the aconomic and commercial blockade of Greece."

A DENIAL.

LONDON, NOV. 21

The Greek Legation has been instructed from Athens to deny form ally the conclusion of a political Greco-Bulgarian Agreement. The only act concluded, the Greeks state, is technical protocol of October 22, signed by representatives of the Greco-Bulgarian railways providing the purchase in Bulgaria of 10,000 tons of cereals and the employment of 40 Bulgarian wagons for their transport, The Protokol contains no other

clause.

ZEPPELIN DESTROYED ON HER FIRST TRIP.

COPENILAGES, Nas. 91.

A Zeppelin was destroyed while being inflated near the town of Tondern"

on Wednesday. There were nine casualties.

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The Zeppelin had just arrived and had been installed in an unfinished shed. German soldiers were pumping gas when there was an explosion which se; fire to the Zeppelin. The roof of the shed was destroyed and a man blown off and killed, while he was directing the pump. Others were wounded. The Zeppelin was larger than its predecessor in the same shed,

LATER. The Zeppelin, which was the Z-15, bid made only one trip, to the-Island of Sylt, just before she was destroyed.

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Marines, who were assisting the workmen in completing the roof of the had, were smoking cigars, despite the most stringent regulations.

A marine dropped a lighted cigar on the step of the Zeppelin, which immediately exploded.

MORE ITALIAN SUCCESSES.

LONDON, Navi 21.

A Rome comïntunique says that the battle on the Isonzo frott has continued vigorously. The Italians storieil the daience works of the Fondo Valley successfully and opened an attack on the heights of north-east Ostavis, near Gorizia, and gained a firm footing on the crost of Mount San Michele in Carso. Violent enemy counter-attacks were repulsed with heavy loss. An, attempt of the Austrians to recapture, the summit of Coldilana in Cordevolû ended disastrously; the enemy Heeing in disorder and abandoning urma.

beginning of the war. Elsewhere in England, one armament firm is emplay. ing 60,000 workers compared with a negügible fraction thereof before the war. A new factory in Scotland, corez- ing 200 acres, with aleven miles of trolley lines, and twenty-two miles of heating pipas to warm the building, was only began to be erected six weeks go, Lord Murray added that he was greatly impressed with the indomitable spirit and energy of the workers, and particularly the enthusiasm of the wo men, which wa azother feature, and with the number of the most able seg. ineers who were directing the work cupaid,

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ARTILLERY AND GRENADE DUELS.

PARIA, Nov. 20. To-day's communique says that during the nigh: there were only artillery and grenade daels at isolated points in Artois, Argonne; and Lorraine.

MERCHANT SHIPS OFFICERS AND" ENLISTMENT.

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Lord Derby hopes, however, that Kay... the young man not colisting will be Ovary... in a negligible minority, thus there Dieston would be no question of legislation..

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MORE GERMAN LIES.

Omola: British Donials.

„DOWLING ANALYSIS,

FOOTBALL..

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Hongkong Langue Division.

CLE.V. ROYAL ENGINEERS,

The game on Saturday between the Cab LONDON, Nov. 19.

and the R.E. might have been a cap-tle Reater is informed that there for energy and dash. It was ons of the liveliest exhibitions soon on the Naval absolutely no truth in the statement ap-ground for some considerable time, and pearing in the German press to the effect was contested at a tremendously fast pace. that Britain has informed Russis that And ones again the Clab, after monopal- she is withdrawing from the Dardanelles. slug play for nearly three-parts of the The Secretary of State for India an- match, had to admit defeat by a goal to bounces that there is not a word of truth. Their luck was even worse than in from beginnig to end in the whole series the previous match for the winning point

method of punching the ball through.. af reports published in the Germen war obtained by Townsend by the simple press and in neutral countries of grave disorders in India.

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SPORTING.

DOCKYARD RECREATION

CLUB.

A very pleasant afternoon was spent on Saturday in connection with the Naval Dockyard Club on the occasion of the opening of the Tennis Pavilion Raar Admiral Anstruther declared the pavilion open by playing three.. strenuous sets, During ten, Bire Anstruther was presented with a bouquet in a Silver Holder on behalf of the Tennis Section by Miss Wright. The afternoon play is brought to a close the Chairman by a hearty vote of thanks to Mr A. Anderson. arrangements were Me A B Allan, Hon. Secretary, and the bandicapping was

under the s supervision of

in the able hands of Mr Jaman.

The top scores were as follows: Cousins 16, M Rodney 16, Mr Goodman 15, Mr Trueman 15,

CRICKET.

Kowloon A were well beaten on their own ground on Saturday by Hongkong B, by margin of 72 saat and four wickets. Of the seven men who batted for the Club two, Moore and Tayler, each made. 38, while three others got into the twenties. Braga proved the most successful trundler for Kowloon, capturing thies for 67. J. P. Robinson was

was top-soarer for Kowloon with 2 bat although two other men got into LONDES, Nov. 20.double figures and Mr. Extras totalled Certificated officers of merchant ships 17, the side went down quickly to the are exempted from enlistment owing to bowling of Syme Thomson, whose three the paramount importance of maintain. Tickets cost only seven rare in all, Tayler, ing British shipping.

GERMANS SUFFER ANOTHER REVERSE IN BALTIC PROVINCES. South Africa), opening the House of

Heed and Mans. Scores:-

HONGKONG HẢ

98

Yet the Clubmen have played much bettor. There was an absence of method, and of any anderstanding at critical moments between the defence and the attack. Still the Engineers' defence was unt by any means impenetrable, for Rogers had quite a lot to do on the other hand, Gardner was not called upon to save single shot: The prettiest play of the day was seen whan the R.E.'s left got the ball, and what danger there was to the Club defence almost inrariahly origicated from that direction. Smith was a most tenacions and successful centre-half and be com- pletely masked the opposing inside met.

The Club play the R.G.A. nozt week, on the Club ground.

NAVE. EROTSHIREA.

The Navy went down to the Shropshires by one goal to nil, after a spirited game which was, however, not greatly interesting.

HONGHOTG LEAGUE, LIVINION II.

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The Moniams proved themselves the superior combination, gaming a creditable victory by two goals to one. Against the powerful defence of the winners the Cal- front rank made the least impres legiane

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Royal Hongkong Yacht Club

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8. 9. Moore, e Robertson, b Blackburn G. R. Aubrey, b Braga

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SOUTH-AFRICA'S-RESPONSE.

CAPETOWN, Nov, 20. Lord Baxton (Governor-General of Parliament, announced that there bad been a most gratifying response to the The Germans have had another reverse in the Baltic Provinces. A call for volunteers for servies outside communique says that after violent artillery fire at several points in the the Union, which would defray part of Riga region the enemy were compelled to fall back westward of Dvinek the cost of the campaign; - abandening arms, Ammunition and unburied dead.. The Germans' were also defeated on the Styr. The Russians re-occupied Czartorysk and POLITICAL CRISIS IN PORTUGAL, Fletcher have captured an important village.

PETROGRAD, Nov. 21.

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ITALY AND THE WAR.

"PARIS, Nov. 21.

It is stated in Rome that Italy has signed an agreement with the Allies bot to conclude a separate peace.

PALERMO, NOT. 21.

The visit of Signor Salandro, the Premier, and Signor Orlando, Minis- ter of Justice, led to tremendous patriotic demonstrations and ovations and shoute of Long live the saviour of Italy.?'.

Signor Orlando, in his speech, said the reason why Italy joined in the war at an unfavourable moment was that if they had not joined they would have signed their own death warrant. He referred scathingly to Austria's disloyalty and Germany's mad pride. Italy was impelled to the side of the nations fighting for the right to live. Italian solidarity with the Allies was absolutely essential. Isolated victory and isolated peace were impossible. The proper formula ha All one and one All, Not only ethical but practical considerations made this imperativa.

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Cabinet. Resigns.

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E E. Reed, R. Kennedy, F. Byma Thomson, and A. Whitmarsh did not bat.

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KOWLOON**

LIBBOX, Nov, 20. The political crisis that has been ai mering for some time culminated in the Cabinet resigning. Sen. da Costa for a fortnight vainly sought a solution of the difieslties.

The President bus accepted the re- signation of the Ministry.

INDIA AND THE WAR,

The Real Attitude.

LONDON, NOT. 20.

As an example of the real attitude of India towards the war, The Timce men-

L. J. Blackburn, b Tayler F. Sutton, run out ce de Major Robertson, b Reed*** 5. E. Green, b Syma Thomson J. Y. Base Edzo, b Road

J. P. labinson, a Kennedy, b Maas 5. Melantan, brine Thomson. T. BL, Cochrane, Syms Thomson. J. O. Fletcher, not out

4. W. E Davidson, b Tayler N. L. Railton, b Reed

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"BOWLEIG. ANAZYRIE,

tions that it has lately repeatedly receir H. H. Tiylar ed long communications from eminent. B. Boed

Byme ThomsoTIJA

Signor Orlando compared the Pope's position in previous wars with and responsible Indians, whose right to MM M. Maxe the present us to the preservation of all his rights, liberty, security and act as spokesmen is unquestioned, begg | Thurzfeld .. prestige as a Sovereign in the spiritual sphere, Italy, he concluded, ing it to urge the Government, to raise hal dugaged the enemy in a recognised ordeal of war, but inexcusable now and larger ladian Armies to fight crimes and the sinking of innocent ships had brought bate and ven for the Allied cause geance into their fight, which would be waged to the last drop of blood: and the luat centesimo, m

WESTERN FRONT.

PARIS, Nov. 21, 4.5 p.m. uminique states that there is nothing to report,

'FRENCH · ARTILLERY CONTINUED EFFECTIVELY.

- RESTORATION OF FRIENDLT

RELATIONS.

LONDON Nos, 20 According to Reuters Petrograd correspondent the Persian Goverment has telegraphed throughout the country Announcing to the people and the clergy

KOWLOON B, CIVIL SERVICE.

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THE HOWLOON FATALITY.

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