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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1917.

TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from Page 1)

AUSTRIA AND SUB- MARINISM.

ASSOCIATES HERSELF WITH GERMANY.

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ADOPTED THE POLICY WITH “PAINED HEARTS,"

AMSTERDAM, March 6 The Austrian reply to the United Staten request for a statement of her

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE ARMY ESTIMATES DEBATE.

MR CHERCHILLS CRITICISM.

LONDON, Marof 3,

THE CHINA MAIL.

**GERMAN INSOLENCE.”

AMERICAN FEELING AT

AUSBOILING POINT.

FRANCE'S WAR DERT.

RUSSIA'S GROWING

STRENGTH

BE READY.

E the Senate M. Biboa, Minister of Flange, Interpassing during the debate GREAT ARMIES THAT WILL SOON on this Provisional Credits for the Brut quarter of 1917, made a statement on the financial situation, in France .com- Pared with that hi the other belligerent nations.

He said

Commander O. 8. Loeker LamƑADIY M.P. in commandof the British armoured far squadrons helping our Eastern Allies, has be

niuch Sghting in Rui This National Debt has creased by Turkey, Amenia and Forain. He is at 10.000,00, while the Consolidated Passent in London, but is shortly return Debt is represented by $3,920,000,000.

ing to Russia He says

Eave been asked, on my return fruar The result

Rassia, briefly to outline what in n gladly, not only because Russia, still opinion, are her present prospects and what her immediate

Beeds

That I do remains (owing to distance) larvely an enigma to ber, Western Allies, but because circumstances have no placed me that I I can perhapa better appreciate eminent persons.

the lust lear

which £400,000,000-.

Lusvos, March 5. The fact that the Neutrality Bill has been talked out of the Senate by In the House of Commons in the the filibusters does not affect Fee. lebate on the Army Estimates Mr. sident Wilson's position. since it Churchill declared that in order to meriy nuns that a

handful of achieve a decisive result at Salonika obstrictionists talked against the larger armies were required while our chick until noon, 'when Congress tonnage from various causes would automatically expired. steadily diminish. He admitted that President Wilson then took the 484320,000, af our honourable obligations to Mouth for the new term and gave his asistent bank notes and hard cash Venezolos-could not be brushed aside. Referring to this be said the possibilityral address to the new Senate, the latter representing 5 per cent. [of supplementing our manpower from

Today a most important pro Akhough these results are satisfactory India and elsewhere recalled the uncent is expected, but mean-

I consider that way ought to watch alten

arged the Government to form ten or

was shown by the Mexican intrigue. proaches" emoɔ,000,000, and is rapidly welve Indian divisions for use in 1917. is stirring up American feeling to increasing. The substance of the reply is that the If that suggestion had been slopted' wa boiling point. Attention is enlled to The Floadeg Pebih in Treasury and 1aseboisten herwell with Germany's newcould now have relieved for service in the fact that termiany calmly bar Nasionat. Defines Boads in one of our

submarinism and declares the British Franco 80,000 British troupe front Egypt, tere For American States, of which chief Hannetal result,

mad it ha Blickade to be illegal, and am at Salonika nart possibly alsopotamia. Tesar nkone is larger than the whole reached ja to 2480,000,000.

Our handful of Britishers have been of Gernung.

Our shat up with Russians for weeks in the establishing British tyranny on the sea:

grilatest diffinity in to pay for our ice of the White Sea; we have lived for while the hockarla of the Central Powers

purchases abroad. Which we had cearmonths on the saras reindeer meat on which had been impose with "puined

ised as much as possible. Great Britain cars with Cussacks in fa Persis, in the Lapland coast; we have fought in and ourselves have made great efforts. Turkey and in Armenis our dead and hearts" will incline the Allies to make

and succeeded "in paying for the par

their sleep new side by side in many, an honourable peace. Therefore it will really secure the freedom of the seas.

chases and maintaining the stability of exchange.

aubmarine policy amounts to 3,500 situation of last year, when he had while derinan insolence, such as tively or Foreign Debt, which her point of view now than many more

WordA.

THE SILVER MARKET.

THE CRISIS AT. PEKING.

(Reuter's Semice tô Phe Clûna Mail.

LONDON, Mark D.

PRESIDENT WILSON'S SPEECH.

Russian now as few foreigners can

I and my squadrons know the real

BRITISH ARMOURED CARS.

Mr. Churchill declared that the turtly action taken by the India Office, after immense pressure, in adopting com pulsion for Europeans in India and snabling Tadia to hear a share of the cost of the war, was still inadequate, and greater effort was necessary. It was possible that what applied to India also applied to Africa where mesaurch were now being taken which could easily have been taken last year with

Mr. Bonar law, replying on behalf of present situation and said: We have adina fresh duties and fresh sacriftes another and the one dominant i

immense benefit to ourselves.

Wassdros, March 5. Presilent Wilson, in an eloquent inaugund speech from the steps of the Cupitot, dealt at length with the

been deeply wronged upon the seas The Silver Market is featureless but the Goremment, said that it was quitend some of the injuries done to us steady.

impossible for the Government to in-.

We wish diente their intentions regarding the fave become intolerable. forces in Salonika by anying whether for fair dealing, justice and from. these forces were intended for offensive dom to live and be at ease against or defensive purposes. Referring to forgenised wrong, With this thought the difference of opinion regarding the we have grown more and more ver. alvisability of the expedition. he tuin of the part, we wished playedt pointed out that the war police, as part-tiwhi indan whole could not possibly be a policy off to vindicate and fortify“ peswe. We the British Government solely. It have been obliged to arra ourselves A crisis has arisen at Peking in con-Twould be extremely inadvisable to make gerd our claim to a certain segrence of the refusal of the President withdraw the expedition now.

He

sunimen of right and freedon ot to nocept the Cabinet's decision to sever deprecated, the proposal of, a secret

inction. We stand firm in armed: session to discuss the subject. He relations with Germany, on the ground acknowled that Aficulties had arisen mality may even be drawn that he had not been consulter

with freces and the Balkans because by circumstances to an immediate the Allies policy had differed but some neciation in the great struggle avance had been made in this respect hy the Allies and was being carried out as the common policy. Mr. Bonar Law denied that any threats had been "ased

The Cabinet has resigned and several of the ministers have departed Be Tien tain. Efforts are being made to effect a reconciliation.

It is understood that a large majority in the Parliament favours the severpen,

1.ATER.

Te monarction with the situation at Peking, Renter learns that the Alles are, closely co-operating in advising Chinas. Conversations. are proceeling in connection with Snancial assistance to be given in the event of China.benking off"relations with Germany. This will take the form of a postponement of the Boxer Indemnity and the revision of the Customs Tariff lealing the people of China to favour the severance of relations, but there are technical dithculties. in connection with these matters which the President desires to overcome before nazenting

CHINESE AFFAIRS.

(Wah Tu Yat Po's Service.)

THE PREMIER'S RESOLVE.

PEKING, March 6.

I

| to ince Rumania to enter the war, and asserted that there was no reason to condemn the Allies.

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THE ALLIED CONFERENCE AT

PETROGRAD.

—

LORD MILNER · ÎNTERVIEWED.

LONDON, March 4. Lord Milner, interviewed by Reuter, said that the results of the Allied Conference at Petrograd had sxceeded his expectations. The results were largely owing to the support of the Taar, who was particularly gracious

His Lordship insisted that the war spirit in Russia was unanimous, and that the only controversy regarding the weging of the war dealt with the most effective form of administration.

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COMMANDER JONES' HEROISM.

The following is a continuation of the message we published yesterday.] LONDON, March 5.

itself.

THE SPRING OFFENSIVE.

COL. REPINGTON'S FORECAST.

Colonel Repington, the eminent military correspondent of the "Times, optimistically reviewing the situation on the western front, hints that another

In spite of certaiq, campaigns, erudit mains open to a, but the growing diffenities compel us to impose on the

the acceptance of which will set a great ample and will confirm the fine spirit

of the entry which has won admiration of the whole world."

RUSSIA'S DARK FORCES.

THE INTERNAL ENEMY.

the

improvise graveyard of the Eastern war and at this very moment we are brothers in arms in Rumunia, seeking to stem the barbarian rush.

The daily round, the common lot of danger and dificulty have revealed to cach the other's soul-we understand emotion in our British hearts is love and ud piration for this splendid Ally. To end who returns home after so long conies the iesire to explain 'all that Russia has done and will do yet.

For the time being Britain is meşmer ised by the West. She is absorbed by the recent offensive against the Somme. and by a still

against the policore recent offensive ait, and See.' policy of May therefore for a time recall atten tion to the East, and urge for a moment its supreme significance in the mammoth maze of wars now being wagel!

RUMIA'S SACRIVICES.

of

change of Premiers in Rusi, the equalled, we

Commenting recently upon the recent the war, when, with an effrontery never Do you remember the first months of

Nation" wys: Though there have ill-armed men into the cockpit

tossed our handful of been five Russian Cabinets during: the Flanders to help France to arrest the war period,

,tone bas enjoyed the Doma's bloody advance of an enemy, enormous confidence, and, two were denounced by in numbers and terrific in equipment? the nineteenth Duma Though M

and co you remember the retreat, not Trepoff was less objectionable than his alone frorn Mons, but all the line. predecessor, there has been stredy | and right away from frontier march towards a reaction, in which the to the gates of Paris more bonext Conservative elements were And then-who can forget the magic eliminated and the Liberal element was turn of the tide the wondrous rolling never present. It is a a strange spectacle.up of the German bosts until they out No army ever fought more gallantly than ran even their pursuers and halted some the Kussian: nowhere have the people's ninety miles from Paris, breathless, representatives spoken with more broken, beaten? It was the battle of resolute voice but the Duma and the the Marne which history will probably army seem to struggle in vain against treat as the decisivo action of this the dark forces' and popular opinion war, and you must look for the victors, blamed the menk Raspution; but his not only amongst the French and British death has

altered nothing: Fecause the than before, may take place next Throne itself,

capped soldiery of the Tsar, thousands and include, most ot the

of miles away, who struggled that cruel spring He says!——

oller and highest placed bunsucrata antuan knee-deep through the Baltic who dread victory. Germany. swamps. cause they view Angol-French influence with alarm."

It was the generons

squandering of a superb Russian Army-furled by way प states Russing of diversion into East Prussia-which domestic diferences will not relax the Rived Furie, secured England, and uude the Czar's indexible determination to the Alliance what it is. Prosecute the war with the utmost vigour to final victory, as the Throne, at one in their passionate resolve not to the army, the Dums, and the nation are cease fighting until Geramny has been vanquished.

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"The main British forces are now concentrated in the west, for the many arguments in favour of seeking a decisive victory of the Freach Fent have lost none of their weight. On the contrary, they have been strengthened by recent experience

Nor does this, the most unselfish act of military self-sacrifion ext

extant, stand alone. degree not to be At all times Russia remains ready in a the interests of the Alliance above those to be exaggerated to place of her own. I was not in England 'nt the time, but I have had described to nie the emotions of the allies when the first German onslaught upon Verdun was made. It carce, as all such attacks with a force not to be foreseen, and must come unexpecterlly. It came, too, exercised an unexampled strain upon the French.

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FARMING OPERATIONS IN GREAT'

BRITAIN.

"On the western froct, by reason of our position on the left of the French forces, we are nearer than we could be anywhere else on the Continent to our

The Blanchester Gourdian "declares: home bases. We are in possession of The Russian Dume and people held excellent ronds, milways and ports the governing bureaucracy responsible which, with a short sea crossing, ensure

for

disorganisation. economic

The Rent general immunity, the danger of sub- Duran's endeavour to secure a Govern

political trouides arise from maring attacks being sriall

mert which has its and the people's "It is true that we have not yet confidence; but the reactionary Proto- broken through the enemy's front The popoff remains Minister of the Interior Just prior to this the Italians had been reason is that when we began our M. Schurkieff's retirement was a great driven back by the ustriaan, and acemed The President, who appears inclined to

offensive last summer the number of blow to the Duma, because he, with the threatened with further withdrawal. adopt the Cabinet's diplomatic policy; basILMS Short was all the time under heavy guns and shells we had was dismissed for intriguing for a secret

Minister of Marine, when Sturmer was Out of the blue swept Brussilof with sent two more important personages to the heaviest fire from enemy light sufficient only for an attack on a small peace, assured the Dania of the strenuous miles, but an aren so extensive that

an attack

covering not a paltry thirty Tientsin to persuade the Premier to The crew of the midship gun was to weaken other parts of their lines and tieff's retirement perpetuates the inter- Bukovin best anstria and flermany ernisers and destroyers at short range. front, which fact enabled the Germans prosecution of the campaign. Schur-its development it won back the whole

The President of the Board of return to the capital.

reduced to three, one of whom was to mass extremely powerful forces on nai frouble."

Agriculture, addressing a meeting of over 400,por me in disoners alone, and Replying to delegates sent by the wounded and a few minutes after our limited front of attack.

2nd Lieutenant G. Hegarty, farmers at Newport recently, said altered the entire disposition of the "Our offensive on the" Somme acted. political parties, the President is shell amputated Commander Jones' leg

granted leave for the duration of the "Men pnfit for military service will be ency armies. above the kace, but he continued to like a magnet on all Germany's reserve

war from 5th March 1917 reported to bave said: While command the gua crow while the Chief troops, and with our limited resources

handed over in battaliona, under Gr. W. H. Stapleton is granted leave military command, to work on the land. have my own opinion, yet since, Stoker placed an improvised tourniquet in heavy artillery and munitions we" Daily Telegraph" reported yesterday came as the biggest surprise of the war. March 1917.

This Russian onslaught upon Austria for the duration of the war from 7th Some of them are piano tasters, but I evening The political situation here The Germans never dreamed that it was go English standard with which to

People

.

ACTION BY THE THAR.

?

London, Jan. 23 The Petrograd correspondent of the

A LAND OF SURPRISZA.

Corps Orders by Lieut.-Col. A Chapman, Y.D.

“ZKATE.

EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN...

recording to your information, the round, the thigh. Despite the agony could not take advantage of the weak is full of dramatic intertat, but there is ek da though this titanic Ptc., C. Mycock is granted leave for to provide as many soldiers as possible

Parliament supports the Cabinet's decision I have nothing to say."

but those who opposed ware in favour of the organisation of a new cabinet.

The Civil Governor of Chili has reported that if the "President would adopt the Premier's diplomatic policy, he might be able to persuade him to

return.

LATER.

اد

"BIERKTELL

Gr. A. N. Booter is transferred from Artillery Battery to Centre Section M.G.

STRUCK.OPY.

The

the

at a

the

GERMAN WAR MINISTER'S MIS- gained in the last offensive used to and that Council of cent meet outdo anything she has accomplished strength of the Corps from 3rd March, I want,” he added, “ to get educated

STATEMENTS EXPOSED.

AMSTERDAM, March. 5.

In the Reichstag the War Minister

1917.

PARIDES.

The President's delegates have alleged that prisonera in the bands of tribute to the courage of our arms and rim's political bureaucratic activities/ruple the difficulties of transport, / on Praya just east of Blake Pier and

wired from Tientsin that the Premier doubtful if they can persuade him

is fully determined to resign, and it is announced the institution of similar home. We have only to continue to Metropolia to exaggerate the pro Instead they left Russia ad she was with i ammunition.

to return.

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HONGKONG VOLUNTEER

THE “SCRAP OF PAPER.”

Pte. H Green is granted leave for the will give them spades, and they will do Commander Jones, noticing that the mess of the enemy's front elsewhere, and

duration of the war from 2nd March 1917. good work Lord Freach has protoised ersiga was improperly hoisted, ordered large British forces consequently remain gauge Russian politics. They have befort were sort of fake. It was the the duration of the war from 3rd March during the ploughing and sowing Up to noon yesterday representatives that the ship was doomed, ordered the

another to be hoisted, and then seeing ed idle.

come a transcendental curious jumble of

BCBSOIL Many motor tractori have of eleven political parties had inter crew to don lifebelts.

"When the spring comes, and if the ancient ritual and modern superstition: most deliberate and reasoned achieve 1917, Almost im Government and

mer baser

upon the most consummate attitude of the arenage Russiantiemetery of conditions, position, secrecy

been ordered from the United States viewed the Vice-President. A majority medistely the Shark was torpedoed, respond to our hopes, we shall have next development with stubborn What I would urge with all my powers Ca from this date. munition workers

bewildered suspense. He awaits the and power

and these will be manned by "Army of surprise. of them favoured the Promier's return and sank, Commander Jones being a far greater number of heavy guns and Bassian

Service men." The Minister suggested drowned. The survivors, who were

faith. General Golabel's at this juncture is this; not only is

that a new women's army should be picked up by a neutral ship, have been to attack on a narrow front.

our men shall no longer be compelled resignation wan striking sign of the Roosia the land of Buch

formed for farm work, and that its times Golube was

surprises-not awarded the Distinguished Service

ebodi-only what she has done she can do agait The leave granted to Sgt. F. D. Haigh membera should be paid soldiers pay Our troops will be better trained ment of the old tradition, but hebut faturn effort on her part will far having expired, he is struck off the and billete! and guiformed like soldiers. Medal

and huge quantites of shells will have happened to been. accumulated. The experience ing of the

to the up clemo Empire,

present. meeting

women from the towns who will work" Hitherto she has been handicapped as Cabinet enjoying the public confidence no other member of the Alliance. It is

on the farme in Britain on the same, advantage vill enable us to obtain He has now been removed, and radical not only that she has a line to defend / Sunday, 11th instant-

terms as their brothers in the trenches continuous and far more, important changes have made among the results with smaller losses.

been

immeasurably Iarge thanfrown;iti ia Bam. Artillery. Battery Belchers 6 in France." other members, with a view of re-estab not only that her size and the consequent Section, Left and Right Cofing Section have forced Germany to adopt is a

The revolutionary legislation welishing a reactionary majority.

The Betch' to-day drew attention to Piti-volume of her armies treble and quad- Civil Service Coy, and finalling Section the Allies were exposed to fire. He to the devotion of our workmen at which contrasted with the strict deye-till now Runrin has been shut off from Field Firing. Dress: Drill order (Bel equipment and munition. It is that up proceed by launch to Bowloon City for tion to

waterbottle duties of the former religions,

If with Camp the British had taken (led), two pouches, and 20 round ball

Wolft's Bureau, with characteristic bac reprisals and other restrictions on the

wear out the enemy. We know we "It is unwise prisoners,

faith, issues o denis) of the Germun, hold the supremacy on the western sent Russian mood, which is essentially no ice-free port, and she remained frozen!"

Chancellor's historic and infamous "res The Press Bureau speses many of front, where the renewal of our attacke ephemeral. The Tsar's recent rescript in solidly for nearly eight months every

mark about a “scip of paper, which is the Minister's mis-statements and dois regarded by the Germans with to Prince Galitzia, placing victory in year and unable all that time to import

no denial at all. Nobody, of course monstrates that the allegation is unde consternation.

the forefront of the new Cabinet's pro- from outside t

ever said "that the Chancellor spoke the to disguise the fact that prisoners in

notorious words in the Reichstag-RAIL German hands were employed in the shows his Bem resolve to continue in favourable indication of Russia's daro "General Sir Douglas Haig, who me and insisting upon curdial re- tions with the Duma, is moet

the world knows, and history will danger zone long before the French 1917 the powerful tactics which will tion to the Alles cause. The Tear bas railway from Petrograd to an ice-free

All that is altered now. The famous Major Wakeman, Commanding H.K.Y.R

remember, that they were spoken to employed German prisoners on their finally break up the enemy's front, also given an audience to M. Rodzianke port in the north, which has beeti Ras

the British Ambassador, Bir Edward Goschen, on that fateful 4th of Jugust, must be given fresh troops and (President of the Duma) for the first ain's dream for years, is a solid fact at

The parade called for Friday the 9th 1014 Awriter in the Eclair recalls that continuous supply of heavy guns with time in many months

last. The railway is built, and already instant on the Cricket Ground is can- a Frenchuan, sinds dead, M. Goudchaux the necessary munitions."

The Morning Fusta Fetrograd cor the hage artery has started throbbing

some time ago wrote "permally to fir called respondent reportinet are its vital cede to the great heart beyond script to the

between him Conversation that have long been! Ah! How many armies have I seen road outside the Law Courts at 5 pin. language the

on Friday the 5th instant. Kowloon sad the German Chancelice took places spreading among all sections of the in Russia: From Rigs to Rumania from Dock and Taikoo Sortions at the Folo Bir F. Goschen replied at once with, thé population, owing to the frequent Tidis

arter, and said that during to pear Teheran, from Moscow to: Ground at 6.15 p.m. Draws: Drill order utmost courtesy th changes of Ministers, the retention of

east interview Manchuria, millions of massive warriors

thefle OLDEREN OFFICE Chancellor not word of anyjiang Protopopoft, and the postponement of

countless as the wands of the future will communications for the bat English, whice, Bethmanir-Bell of gatherst Tue report of the United States the respening of the Duma. Much of the shoruz. At like ourselves,

unrest is dus to the failure of

-they thes Bat equipment. don, inued unications, proyecting food, Techtog now. Boon they will weak in both Adjutant must be addressed to him at the peaks perfectly was used. The exph National Trade Camu

Orderly Pom, Hongkong Club Annex, mon-scrap of paper is, the Filleburg, states that the losses in cities and towns and also the wasteful And over the millions of Museury ground floor, hater Road,

actual words ottered by the Gerr and costly system of distribution, the grow: They have my doubts, they see

Chancellőrézi Europeen property result of the whole cost of which falls upon the con- no fear, they talk pot of peace, 'except ingincumb to sumer The rescript aims at treorganising on Geraan soil Bilently they expand

the railways" side the waterways fi the | they move. (Ones, completareh..

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national interests; arid it promises much- atop the momentum.off

2 Date will be, ada padoms needed relic/The Tear's exhorts

"Germany":"knows this.

* She knows hat, given time, Bussin might even wit Lose che how too, that need in the near future. much be British guna ella British patienos

EVASION OF SERVICE.

CONSPIRATORS PUNISHED

Two men named Stokvis and Donald- sou, betting agents, were charged in London with conspiring to bribe a cleric of the Whitehall Medical Bonni, named Martin to issue, medical certificates of physical unfitness to Donaldson and others with the view of evading war service. Stokvis and bosaldson were esch sentenced to two years' imprison- ment, and Martin to 18 months.

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KING OF RUMANIA DECORATES.

BRITISH OFFICER.

JASSY, March 5. The King of Rumania has conferrad the Commandership of the Star of Humanis on Colonel Norton Griffiths, who directed the destruction of the Ramanian oilwells.

TROUBLE AVERTED

AFTER THE WAR.

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