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TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1917.

TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from Puge 1.)

THE BRITISH LINE IN FRANCE,

EXTENDS FOR 133 MILES.

THE ARMED NEUTRALITY BILL.

SENATE ADJOURNS WITHOUT ACTION

WasHINGTON, March 4. The Senate adjourned without taking action regarding the Armed Neutrality Bit.

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REFREITENSIBLE FILIBUSTERS. Loxnor. Marci: 5,

WASHINGTON, March 5 Communiqués reveal that the The opponents of the Armed Neutrali- British line now extents as far south ty Bill who number 12, are denounced Bye near Noyon, which is the as the most reprehensible filibusters nearest point of the German lins ba

of history.

Paris.

The British line from Ypres ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.. Roye is 10 miles.

THE FREE SEAT, QUESTION.

Special Correspondents doseribue the appalling state of the evenatal German ground. Elery possible A special meeting of scatholders gun and scores have beers remixed, fand subscribers was held at St. Paul's but the wear battlefield is 'matie College last evening to confirm the with. Foes unburich months. resolution passed at the Ammad - Many zweng odrowned in the muad Meetific car January 24th, vizq-

Brough which Chey were unable to That in inture all scuts he

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reserved alter five inintes before the Service. "

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THE CHINA MAIL.

WAR NEWS ITEMS.

By January 20th the Prince of Wales Fund bad reached a total, al £8,025,027. O this sum 43,329,710 had been allocated to date for digntribution for relief.

A Wireles Press" message from Berne at the end of January ways that the Hungarian Food Controller has Axed the piles of burter at thi, per I, for

·Hungar

In arin municipality order, it was announced that despite the present unfavourable conditions of production," from Jan. 12 until the end of the month one egg would be available for every citizen of Berlin. "As regards the supply after January 1 nothing can be said at

present."

DYING SOLDIER'S

MESSAGE.

WINNING A LEGACY FOR OUR.

CHILDREN.

SO GERMAN PEACE.

COMPULSORY. MILITARY SERVICE

IN THE PHILIPPINES,

PA

The amended Militia Bitt, fathere by the President of the Philippines Sunate, and generally known the Quezon military bill, passed the house of Representatives at Manila recently at a three minuto session held by that house, while then adjourned. A corporai ales rootally ill, lay in The bill was passed with a few amend- ments which, however, left is practically hospital on Christmas Day, went a cont

unchanged. munication to a friend that be bad an. The bil prevides for a force of important message of some kind" to 28,000 men and also for a body to be give, and when seen he told of many of known the Philippine Military the alventures he had passed through Commission, which is to have charge at the front, and acted, as his dying of all the affairs of that force. Is will words, for his death took place on New bo composed of the Secretary of the Year's Eve, a message on the peace pro Interior, the Presidents of both bouses posals. As sure God is in Heaven," he of the Legislature and two provincial said, "if our people are deceived at this vernors who are to be selected by the

Governor General.

The bill provides for compulsory stage, then all the tens of theesands of bits that have been done by our men; yes, and training for boys between the ages of soldiers who have gone West with a sure the colours for three consecutive years by the hundreds of thousands of Allied 12 and 18: compulsory servico with faith in their heart, all will be made a instead of six-a-previously provided mockery and a waste the mast tremen in the bill; for the establishing of dous vain sacrifice of life and faith the booting clubs in the islands; and for

Defence of the Realm Act declaring that the innocents that history-ha villinen suffered while in the ear, jce.

A reculation has been made under the world has ever seen! No massacre of pensions for militia meu. who may become ill by reason of wounde· or

The guard shall be divided into Na- it shall not be lawful, without the per-known could give the devil so much mission of the Admiralty, to hoist on a pleasure as that. It's all this foggy cloudtional Guard and the reserve and will Hugstat or display conspicuously the of peace vapourings that strikes chill white ensign on the blue ensign, with into my heart. Any man who is able to be used for the quelling of uprisings, to without any distinguishing mark, er claim that he bases his theories on kind put down riots and for any other duty any ling so resembling the same as to news, peres, and the desire to spare called upon to perform by the Governor others is always sure of a hearing with General, who is the chief of the be calculated to deceive."

realities

Inorder to goramemorate the kerote defence of Verdun, the Municipal Coun- the obverse side,& figure of France with cil has had strecka melal bearing on heinet and sword, with the inscription, :“Ou ne-paste pus," and on the reverse the arcs of Verdull with the date of the German attack, February 21, 1918.

THE NATIONAL SERVICE ARMY. Tom was some delay in equping the meeting owing to an insufficient number, being present to fo

our folk; and t not. having been up organization. There are to be ine Director of National Horvice, speak-prum. The Bishop of Victoria

A Berne telegram recently stated that fagainst see the danger infantry regiments, a cavalry squadron, | had now posided over the meeting and then over 1,200 enemy guns have been dis-of their being betrayed from the very field artillery regiment and a roast

Me: Noville Fiberi.in,

We

THE IRISH HOME RULE QUESTION.

ing in London, said 100,000 National Service Volunteers: Were present Airs, Stahl, Mrs. we wanted half a million.

[Marriott, Miss Innes. Mrs. Patter ders, Ales, Tander, Miss Lander, Mr. 14. M. Bock, Me, A., E. Harris. Mr. F. B. 1.. Bowley, Mr. E. V. D. Purr, Loxhost March D Mr. B. Fierey, Captain Carr, the Interet this week in the logs Rey V. M. Copley Meyle am! Mr: of Poliament "eentups in a motion W. L. Patrenden Fish. Secretary). by Mr. T. 1. 47'Connor, to be intro The fisnor, said the inveting altendi "Wednesday, demanding hop convened in order to give eTag! immediate Hens Rule for trekid.

sri radation above spentionedd. Sir Gege Heirs bed, anThting was entitled to amem arendtigos deprecating such higis-the regulation as passed of the lation dang the war.

| Annual Meeting if, it desired so to Mr. Lloyd Goarge is experiel texto." particijnte in the debate, though le }. 31. BowLay sud "that in the is it present in lad with a col.

sabetare of the Hon. Mr. Chaud Severn, who had originaly pas for Award the proposal, he would move

that thus regulation be amended passiki in the Annual Meeting. said the amendment would

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

BRITISH STILL PRESSING FORWARD

190 PRISONERS TAKEN,

LONDON, March. Fa Fick Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports:

We captured the enemy's front anil support lines to the east of Bouchavenes on a 1,200 yards frontage, taking 173 prisoners. We besvily repulses several cot:nter-attacks.

The enemy continues to yield ground to the cast of (iommecourt, where we nivenced to a depth of 1:200 yards of a frontage of two miles.

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The total number of prisoners for the day was 190.- VIOLENT ARTILLERY ACTIVITY ON

THE MEUSE.

LONDON, March 5.

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kindness

of their hearts, into the cruel- lest mest devilish sort of sacrifice of their •own flesh and blood, and their own

patched from the Rumunian front back to the workshops lip to the present the Romanian campaign is said to future, and the future of their children accounted for the entire output of the Genen uunition factories for two and children's children, that the world

has ever known... months.

Agreement has now been reached by the Commonwealth and Australian State

bene embracing Governments regarding a repatriation members of the Australian and British Naval and Military Forces who have served in the was the scheure is expected as cost the Commor wealth £2000, (**).

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• PEACE VAPOURINGS.

I understand there are a dozen clever fellows like, who are going sp and down the country helping to thicken the fog of peace vapourings, and thereby playing Germany's gine for her as surely as though they drew weekly wages from Berlin. Ferhaps sonte of them do. I don't know. But it would almost seein that our authorities will allow anything in the name of the freedom of speech which, God knows, have upheld all my life. Est what want you to realise that this handful of misguided orators go up and down und mocking, rubbish to thousands of simple hearted men and women, whe are very likely to be deceived by it.. should be the first business of the people he know better to undeceive them, and to let the cold light of treth in through

The Carlin financial statement for the wine months ended December 31 shows a comparative inereuse of revenue of Ex,400,000 over the corresponding period of last year. War expenditure

to and the all

the Sational Debt totaller? $144,40910), an increase of Lau,000,000.

artillery regiment in the new army

The pay for the new army of the islands is to be as follows: major general, P6,000 per year: brigadier Reneral P4,000: colonel P3,000; major, "B2,400; captain P2,100; first lieutenant, F1,500; second lieutenant P1,200! sergeant major P480; first Bergeant P260 sergeant P300; first class private F180; private P144.

SHANGHAN CHINESE AVIATOR'S SUCCESS.

A BOCHE BROUGHT"DOWN,

We are pleased, to learn, says the Shanghai Mereury, of the sucress, on the Western Front of a Shanghai aviator- ItSub-Lieutenant Pilot E. Tai, son of M: Nienhua Tsu, the well-known compradore of the Banque de l'Indo-Chine and pro- Prietor of the Nicolas Tau Erigineering and Shipbuilding Works on the Chipese Band, Some little time, lego a report was published in Shanghai to the effect thist

Very Fath difference. For now than engineering. bookkeeping, and mediern task of enforcing peace was begun Prisoner by the Germans, but this we

Subjects candidates are being prepared for tantriculation at London University, Generally, the tuition provided ninges from a beginner's course to the standard of ael vanced university studentas

January, stating that be is quite well and enclosing photography of himself and his machine.

The prisoners in Rahleben Camp have established a whook among themselves A printed prospectus consisting of 16 pages, with six photographie illustru- the misty vapourings of peace talk. tinus, has been issued. The subjects They should be told that the only tal Fie taught include 15 modern languages. league of nations to enforce peace that Sub-Liestermat Tsu had been taken kolegy, botany, agriculture, human established by the Allies in August, 1914.

physiology, physics and chemistry, Its tas

are glad to be able to state is incorrect. then. in the only manner which can

His father hus within the past few days In some possibly prxdsee ang effect "apon aeceived a letter from him, dated 11th

people saturated as the people of Ger- many have been for nearly four decades in the principles of the superman, bus phemy, and in the philosophy of aggres

The following is a transition of a sive militarism. If any other nation, in the interests of humanity of civilisation foor photogmphs taken beside my new part of the letter "F enclose herewith and ot

desires

to join and € secure pouce, to strengthen the League of Nations machine (Spad). This machine mukes more than 200 kilometres an hour. I to Enforce Peace, is not the way open t In them 7 They will never accomplish much have already brought down a Boche with by making eloquent speeches or by writ- this machine. for which I have been Inge Speeches and writing wilt not mentioned in despatches. Being an armed and murderous officer, I cannot get the Military Medal, but I can get the Legion of Honour for

down one or two Boches. householders against his further The

twelve maths 4 seats br beer office and business methods. preted as free three animes lefore the morning service to Peachie the Tortorials to take the places allotted to them at the misjority of thệ. regular attendants ball bear in the habit of arriving five minutes before the service, or otherwise taking what seats, they bould get.

Mr. PARR seconded,

Mr. HARRIS red at amendment that the resolution 1 bekk over until the next antal posing The Vice counted usually about three inute aftes, the bell ceased rings

THE STUDY OF GERMAN.

PRISONERS CAPTUREDTHROUGH A "GIFT OF LANGUAGES,”

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Reparate an

burglar from his sw, and secure peace bringing tipe referred to is a biplane,

Sub-Lieutenant Tan is 33 years of age.

The Place of Modern Foreign Landepredations. That can only be accom-with fixed machine gun, and developing guages other than French in School plished by force: and it is open to any Curricula was the chief subject of nation that truly desires to secure about 150 horse power. discussion at the meeting of the Moderu pence to add its quota to the strength Association at University College. and to the heroic sacrifice of the existing He has had much experience in aviation League of Nutions to Enforce Fence, and is been doing duty at the Front ing, whichs, was very convenient on his us Signorina Castelvecchio of King which, as a matter of plain fact, has been for a considerable cire Re is to be

arrangement for scatholders. The tendment would require them to he in their places five, hutes before the service begun, which would be a bunien to those living on the Peak

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CIVILISATION AT STAIM*

greater study of the Italian language in tries just as much as its own. English schools, in order to promote better commercial and political relation- ships between the two natione, and Mr. EU. Underwood, of Eton, in a paper ou Russian, supported its claims as a subject of commercial and literary

A Paris communique states that there and some disture away the importance. Germany, he contended,

has been viclent artillerying to the cast Cathedral. He said he would like to owed her success in Russia, as is

thought it should not be passed This motion was not seconded.

by her commercial classes. Russian

"What I feel about this thing makes every other feeling of my life seem little and unimportant. Even what we call patriotism is a small thing beside this of the civilisation of which we are a part issue: for in this, believe nie, the future

is at stake. The peoples who are thous

Are just

Also is his father, who is an engineer of much ability.

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A BROKEN TRADITION.

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HONGKONG POLICE RESERVE.

EXAMINATION OF EIFLES,

BEADQUARTERS! CLUE.

Members of the General Committee and all Sub-Committees are requested to attend at the Club on Friday, March 9th, at 5:30 pm

POLICE CESTATE GAZEWEŃ" All Martines and Winchesters are to be returned to the Armoury, Central The Committee will meet at the Station, between the hours of 6.13 and D.S.FA office on Friday, March 9th, at 6

ng follown:

(gl.) F. C. JENKIN,

D.S.P. (B.).

Tuesday, March 13th-All Winchesters. Musketry Sergeant Fisher will super-

Dr. E Alec Woolf, Hackney Downs the North Sea to switzerland, where he to

think that after the war Police Duties at 5.30pm. as follows:-

Gure know

pm.

BAITINGFUX DIVISION.

Fallin with the Hongkong: Volunte Reserves an the Cricket Ground on

of the Meuse. "A German attack at see the inoming arrangement runnin many other centres, before the war; toands of miles away from the carnage The question the duty of the Wednesday, March 7th-All Martines.

may perhaps never understand, though Caurierea Wood, after

intense as it statis and when the hell the acquisition of the native language their thinkers must, of course, returned from the war was raised by Mr.

but. bombardment, reached our first line, censed, seats to be free, and also the deserved to be given a place in the truly, our sacrifices and our fighting B. Mackinder, when he presided over

much for the hundred but was completely ejected by our firests at the evening service to be English secondary system of education million people in America ua for the the joint meeting of the Geographical vise. Members, may attend in mufti, and counter-attacks.

Medical exempts must return their rifes 8T. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE. The and Mathematical Associations. Our line was free to enable the body of the Cathe-after English and French, because, whe- The French effectually frat to be better filict. He novel ther they considered the mater, fram, one masina has bus protected all the Oxford and

of these islands of our own The For the first time since the days of with the others. maintained

mainspring of the

the tradition of

INSPECTORS AND BEROLANTY,"

HONGKONG AND CHINA DISTRICT. bombarded the enemy batteries in the

Cambridge had completely that the resolution be laid on the Russia had the greatest claim.

world west of that bloodsalted line from

Inspectors and Sergeants will attend A whole

generation of under in uniform at Police School for oral region of Malancourt.

table and brought up at the next |

life had dropped out. It was examination by Chief Inspector Kerr in annual meeting.

Schools, supporting the claim of Spait, many tens of thousands of French and THE RUSSIAN CAPTURE OF

British Inds lie dead, is the said Germany was making great efforts ledge that we fight, not for this or that the

the yast

yast majority of young men now at

Monday

March 12-All Urown Ser- HAMADAN.

Mr. Beca said the matter had been to capture the South American trade country or territory, but for the salvation the front, who, under ordinary circum geants and Sergeant of Nos,1 and 2 Saturday, the 19th Izart, st. 1.45 pr.

stance would have brought up at the last meeting and after the war. The neglect of Spanish of humanity, and the preservation of our laurned professions, would ever go been the recruits of

unts of Companies: ENEMY BEING PURSUED."

passed very hurriedly, and he at this time would mean that we should decency and freedom and justice, as we through the cormal undergraduate March 14th-All Chief Dress Shorts, puttees, helmets, havez- Staff Inspectors Arrulli and sacks (fitted), water-bottles (filled), lose our commercial supremacy in South understand them; and the sure faith course. It would take too big salice Potter, all Inspectors, and Staff Sergeant great.couts (railed). PETROGRAD, March 4.

America after the cessation of bostilities. that if we are steadfast we must out of life, and the demand for men Fisher and Balean.

Mr. Marshal: Montgomery, formerly it is for good and all that this shall be to be done so great the Universities to Companies, Mounted Police, taxim

triumph, that

triumph we

would be far too urgent, and the tanke A message from Teberna states that

Friday, March 16th-All Crown Ser geants and Sergeants of Nos. 3 and 4 the Russians have captured Hamadan, The CHAIRMAN asked whether those Loxtor in English, of Gleeson, spoke the last struggle, the last encrifice, and It would be up to and are pursuing the retreating enemy, present were entitled to amend on the subject of German. If not that, by it, we earn real safety and give 100 practical young men who Gunners, and Ambulance Platoon. "

actually a prisoner in the dock, he security for our children and for their came back the essence of a liberal educa remarked, Germany wie er its defence children. Morally, Germany was kesten tinn, and to do it in the only way that Mr. Bowder said that no amend-to-day; but he

com before the end of 1914, and knows it. he would, generally speaking, he ready. mend the language for its educative, military sense the is not yët besten, ment' could be made unless passed humanistie, and humanitarian valae. and will not be for months to come. Her to submit to, tamaly, in some shortened for attendance:- TRA at an annual meeting.

A language need not be bad because war machine is a great and terrible way, and in a way that obviously bore

of destruction and of enforced directly upon life. engine of many of those who spoke it might be marty dom, prepared through forty, Years vicious sad criminal. It was an absol to do its present devilish work. Until PETROGRAD, March 6.

ute scandal' in this country, he declared, the Boche is bester and broken, in the An inspired statement says that the

that men were entering the Army and full, military sense no other reward for Allied Conference affords fresh proof of

Navy without knowing a single word our sacrifices and no better legacy for the increasing solidarity of the Allies but he thought it should be adopted, patriotism, he offered his services to a

of German. Quite recently, in a fit of cur children can possibly be won." Mr. BECE then seconded. The schoolmaster in Oxford, who had lost |-

UNSWERVING FIDELITY OF THE

ALLIES.

on measures for the better distribution

regulations.

Mr. Hans asked somebody to second his motion. He said he had made no attempt before the meet ing to secured support for his motion

desired to

POLICH SCHOOL, but com

The following Ulasses are to be warned Class IX-Twelve Constables to he

Stretcher will be required.

(Sd.) F. BALPNs, Officer in Charge of District

GERMAN FINANCIA

warned respectively by the Com- manders of Nos. 1 and 2 Sections NECESSITY FOR AN INDEMNITY and 6 Constables by the `0, C., Maxim Gunners:

pany,

A GERMAN IDEA

Class X-Thirty two Constable, to be

The.Berlin financial weekly Plates, Baron von Rechenberg, a former warned by the O. C. No. 2 Con-states An indemnity is an imper Governor of German East Africa, writ

tive

necessity for Germany. If the wat ing in the Berlin North and South, Class XI-Thirty two Constables to be ends in June it will have cost us stateshe Fatherland must have a warned. by the O. C. No. 2 Com-£6,000,000,000, and the highest income and of their unswerving fidelity to the

colony which it can defend in the next

fux and succession dation, as well as the common cause, The Conference decided motion was put to the vote and his Modern Language master; but he THE LITTLE WAR WORKER.

war. Australia is unsuitable besome, The above Classes will attend Police most productive mapopolies, would bot she is becoming too strong, and abe School in uniform at Readquarters Club enable Germany to raise the necessary passed by six, votes to four, Ave was told that not a man among those

would menace to the German at 6.30p.m. during the week commencing interest on the redemption money. going to Woolwich and Sandhurst was,

The following lines are taken from a colonies. He advocates the establish- Monday, March 19th Utes for atten- sum of £2,350,000,000 might be obtained present not voting:

taking German. He was much interest Mr. Has then proposed, at the ed to learn, in an account of the death Australian paper, and voice the determent of a calony cotuisting of. vart dance will appear in Orders Members by confiscating 30 per cent of private of Baron Reuter, who was killed at the mination of one of the newer gamation portion of French and Belgian Congo, will provide their own rasterial for property in Germany, It is therefore

and the exchange of Kino Chan, New making notes

essential that Gern any should get at Chairman's suggestion, a recom-

front; that with a platoon of 20 mon he of girls taking up a strange tank t Guimen, the Australnaian islands, and DEFAULTERS. -

Least this amount as war indemnity! mendation that all seats be concaptured 90 Germans through his|

Togoland for British East Africa, U Northern Rhodesia, and Nanda, sidered free at the evening service soldierly resolution and his gift of The time I've spent on theso here socks in order to secure a better attendance languages.

of the common resources.

SUCCESS OF NEW ITALIAN LOAN,

ROME, March 5.

Subscriptions to the new loan at present amount to 2 milliards of lire, of which 1,720 millions are now money.

UNITED STATES NAYAL CONSTRUCTION.

BILL SIGNED

in the body of the Cathedral

Mr. BOWLEY seconded and the motion was carried unanimously.

It was almost certain that Is like a thousand years to me, he used the Garman language when he Dear lail, how do they look to thee? captured those Germans 1

Thy hosiery, thy hosiery..

Oh maddening stitches, plain and park, How oft they're made my pose haşi

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Or a them on, thy

Such a colonial Empire, be sayo, dould be easy defended from the sea, and it would be worthy of Germany's euter prising spirit, as it would yiek all the raw materis! required.

The attention of all Inspectors and Sergeants is drawn to Standing Orders 70.- They will fail in their duty if they merely forward aty excuse tunde by an

Until the matter is actually put he alleged defaulter without checking and the test it will be impossible to my how expressing an opinion on the valve of many Europeans and Anglo-Iturians. between the ages of sixteen and fifty

such excuse.

SA LIFE SAVER- TT is safe to say that Chamberlaine Colic, Ollers and Diarrhoed Remedy | Bas saved the lives of mom people and MUSKETET COUBSY, FARZ MA

relisved more quffering than any other

to

All documents requiring to be attached there are in India who would be avail to a Report Sheet are to be fastened on able for military training, but it would,” Plato the back and not on the front of the not be a high estimate perhaps,

nt something" like "Btry- Sheat

question of deciding how far the services of the. We may be utilised is one that lange will require careful consideration, and 11the authorities will no dour, that

keskityskoraj je kampiking tots the Pioneer. The

remedy in existence it is known The following will attend for

ao civlized ord for it speedy Duties on Sunday at March mies of cramps in the strasch, dirhorst 12 Crown Bargents

Stadt Inspectors McEwan And all intestinal pains: Cheriebs and Storekeepers.

Fort, id Bergestic Gloodak

and on constuted that they will coun the hordes charged with, thin, tanke

the confidence of all concerned.