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WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1917,
TELEGRAMS.
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GERMAN PLOTTING IN AMERICA,
AN OFFICIAL'S STATEMENT.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9. The United States District Attorney, Tu ha Mistement on the German conspiracy mentioned yesterday, said that preparations for war against England were made in America-a yar before the outbreak of the war..
He proceeded to summarise the plot
ATHE CHINA MAIL.
TSÀR'S PRO-GERMANISM,-
A MOROCCAN ENCIDENT.
PROTEST AGAINST CONFLICT.
Now York, May Stat-Mr. Jacob Schert, Mr W., Elliott, and other in- Montill men have appealed to Mr Paris, May 28th Le Matin quotes Balfour and 3. Vivintamaina organisa from the "Busskoye Stowe & revelation sion of an economic struggle after the made by Couns. Witte (a former distin war on the ground that it would prevent guished Foreign Minister) to a journalist
• lasting pesce President Wilson at the beginning of the war, showing had a lengthy conference yesterday with that the Tsar made a secret offensive and He Ralfour. The latter will visit Chiengo defensive treaty with the Naber when before be leaves for England." France was embroiled in the Moroccan affair. Count Witte deeland that he
secured the abrogation, of, the treaty
countries.
1
TRADE BANK SCHEME
HONGKONG AND SOUTH CHINA WAR SAYINGS ASSOCIATION.
SEVENTH LISTU
any given below subscribed the fol- Members who official numbers
lowing ainoanty to this Association.
The moneys have all been invested in Struits War Loan at 6 per estit,
Full particulars and application kruis may be had from all the Bauks or from the undersigned-
DAYLIGHT RAID WARNINGS.
LONDON, July 9." In the House of Commons, Mr. Bonar. Law stated that he expected that Mr., as follows :-'A hundred and five men because it did not bear the signatures of Lloyd George would make a statement were involved; of whom 98 are now the Foreign Ministers of the respectiva | PROPOSAL TO BE RECONSIDERED.. | $10,100,-No. 64.
inlicte and savou are named as fellow at a private sitting, after which if a public discussion was demanded the conspirators. When the war broke out | emissaries wem despatched to Berlin, Government would not object.
where an India Committed, as an adjunct Satuequently, Mr. George Cave, K.C.,
of the Foreign Office, was formed vinder: announced that the Government was
fler Zimmerman's personal attention. reconsidering the question of daylight
The conspiracy's activition included | rail warnings in order to ascertain if it large purchases of arms and ammunition, wers possible to give short notice when rails were perling.
BRITAIN'S AIR DEFENCE
41
THE JEWS IN PALESTINE."
ZIONIST CONFERENCE
London, May gist.-Dr Werzmann.
London, May 18th.-Sir Albert Stan- ly (President of the Board of Trade) in the House of Commons yesterday an phasised the importance of the establish ment of the Trade Corporation. He said shat the leading banks were practically unanimous iq supporting the scheme A fundamental change was necessary in the recruitment and despatch of men to presiding over the English Zionist. Con- British business methods after the war. India the organisation of mixtacy ference on Saturday, said that though it The war had shown the folly of allow. expeditions for carrying on front was premature to talk of the establishing the enemy to control essential America and from Siam, the mauggling ment of the independent Jewish State industries, and had also disclosed the In the House of Commons, repiring of arms and munitions through China in Palestine, he had been informed ath-perniciousness of peaceful penetration. "to a homhantment of questions onani Japan. The principal motive was cially by the Allied Governments that the corporation would not
prayess Saturday's air-rail, Mr konar - Law
to love Great Britain to maintain Jews self-government in Palestine under support it, but would
they were in favour of granting to the monopoly. The Government weld announced that he would this evening strong forces in India and prevent their the protection of the Great Powers, and control The corporation would secure not exercise move the bolding a private sitting to transfer to the fighting fronts Agents that the highest Catholic authorities did credits to trade which it had beim discuss the country's air-defences
impor were sent to China and Japan with the nut object to the proposal. He added able to obtain formerly, and put-British OFFICIAL CASUALTY, ČIST.
object of bribing the Press to procure that an amicable settlement of the ques-traders on equal terms with foreigners. The Press Bureau announces that the secret treaties in favour of Germany. tion of the control of Holy places would Several speakers had describe ther
scheme ha A dangerous. inc by arranged.
mischievous casualties reaniting from Saturday's Bir
innovation, leaving the Staz's pre rail are now as follows;-- u
to a group of funders. A number of the larger
had subscribed to the preliminary $4000.000 was denied that {'denied the Corporation
access to special Government Ation, and he believed
that the
killed injured
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GERMAN FALSEHOODS IN SPAIN AND RUSSIA.
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Men.... Women. Children..
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RAID ON BRITISH FRONT.
Lexpoy, July 10, Field Marshal Sir Douglas Hag re parts: Flostile raiders entered an Advanced part westward of Warneton and trenches claoward of Laventic.
The enemy's artillery was active in the neighbourhood of Billecourt, Ypres, and Nieuport.
Aerial activity was impossible owing to the weather
RUSSIA AND THE BALKANS.
SPECIAL CONFERENCE
CONVOKED.
A MYSTERY CLEARED UP.
Trade Corsa
, prestige {
London, May 1st.-Aspecial corres. capital of LA WHA
Ho
Six F. Banbury (Unionist) doubted if any banks had subscriber
pendent of the "Daily Chronicle" writes: LONDON, July 9,
Thirty-two miles of the French front in the House of Commcos, replying between St. Quentin and Laffaux have to Sir P. Magnus, Mr. Balfour confirmed been a mystery since the early days of on would not interfere with the existing the reports that German agents were the German retreat.
1 be
bank, but would set in co-operation explanation
The Doniinions Tavle-Com- spreading inachoods in Spain and is that the Germans played as the trick with them Russin regarling Great Britain, WhYser Valley The Germans flooded the it was now proposed to cover the which we played them in flooding the missioners had clone mest valuable work, was representel as endeavouring to P
between
Berthencourt and Oise Valley
whole of the Empire in the same way. produce a revolution in Spain and to Terguier. The country to the south is by appointing twelve additional Com- rostore the monarchy in Russia hilly, and there is the St. Cobain forest missioners forthwith.
Mr. Balfour stated that both reparts But for the marshes and forests the were untrue and absurd, and were in Allies would have reached the Lon consistent with the policy of Great plain. The hout of the last fortnight. Britain, which leaves other collantries to use the foods to fall but iveral
canal is running between manage their own affairs.
brunches of the river and makes the crossing of the valley most diicult. If the western end of the Chemin des Dames should be taken the Germans NEWS IN ADVANCE OF defence system from the Oise to
Gobain will be taken in the rear. This fear accounts largely for the desperte German counter-attacks on the Aisine."
THE MAIL.
י
The following telegraphic sumaries afe from Australian papers :-
DURATION OF THE WAR.
THE AMERICAN FACTOR,
11228
AUSTRIAN, PREMIER'S MURDER.
Walter Runciman said that. be urt concentrate its financial strength in a darstool that the Corporation would central organisation, and give the British traders the same facilities as the Dentsche Bank provided in Germany, otherwise he would oppose the scheme. The great tatel Gerinan trade, and after the war berniany would have one of the most powerful
known in history with New York. We needed a similar syndicate..
German banks. bad enormously facili
the
PETROGRAD, July The Government announces that a special Conference of the Allies bas beau contoked to emailer Balkan Such a Conference is necessary stairs
London May h.-Lord Derby in view of the extreme complexity of (British Secretary of State for War), the political and strategical situation in an interview with a representative of the siding in Zurich, was the Balkans. Its object will be to secure United Press Association, 8873: The a common policy."
war will not end until the United States Ausband was mentally irresponsible. assistance, which the joint stock hinks This Conference is separate from the forthcoming general Conference of the Allies regarding peace tennis.
IMPENDING EVACUATION OF
GREEK TERRITORY. ・・
PARIS, July 9. ix announced that the Allied #горя яге about, to evacuate the Greek territory which they recently temporarily occupier as a precautionary
measure.
The evacuation does not include the Salonika region.
SUBMARINE, WARFARE.
GERMAN'S PESSIMISTIC
OPINION.
الخامسة
should be made clear that the
Continuing, Mr. Razcimen said that the idles originally was that the joint A SURPRISING WITNESS. stock banks should become shareholders in one grest concern. All the great ex- Zurich, May 2nd-The wife of Deporting houses supported this principle Francis Aller, who was condemned to the only basis upon which money death for the murder of "Count Stuergh could be got in the City, was to assist informer Austrian Premier) who was Small firms needed increased facilities, eexport trade by banking facilities. subpoenaed on
that but behalf of the defence to testify that he purpose of the corporation was to give
it
the surprise of the full fighting force has been thrown inw
public sbe proveri, to the sale. Not until the United States be a witness for the provention and testified that Adler was scolately sane makes war as if she alone faces Germany and responsible for his every act. This will there be any possibility of predict sealed her husband's fate outweighing in the end. The bigger the blow the tie evidence of the mental specialists United States can deliver, and the quicker she drivers it, the sooner will that he was partly irresponsible for bis victory be won. Germany is actively propagating the ileu that the end of the
is pear, in order to mislead the United States. This is untrue hat Ger many is weakening. Nevertheless, she is not yet ready to accept any t terns but ber own. Lord Kitchener always held that the war would be a long one. The moral effect of America's action against Germany will be great if troops are Bent to Russia, and would undoubtedly bearten the Russian people greatly."
THE SOCIALISTS.
な
CENTRAL POWERS DENOUNCED.
1.
lid
not provide.
bi J.T. Walters (Liberal) said that the scheme would allow the corporation to have access to the trade schemes of the export merchants, and also to pick and house its customers and Rich
business.
Mr Anaten Chamberlain (Secretary of State for India), is announcing that the scheme would be reconsidered said that
THE KAISER'S MADASSAULT ON there was no diference of opinion as to
CIVILISATION.
OUTRAGES ÎN FRANCE.
new francial institution being neces- sary after the war for giving assistance to other financial institutions. The Bill did not provide that the charter would be revived.
EXTRAVAGANCE PUNISHED,
London, May 20th-Colonel Sundler- and, formerly Chairman of the Bedford Sessions, was fined £100 yesterday for having fed his poultry and pigeons on wheat.
MEDIAEVAL POLITICS.
"CHALLENGE TO DUEL ÎN THE HOUSE
Memories of old duelling days were revived for a brief moment in the House Commons when one member chal- lenged another—both Liberals—to meet
New York, May 16,-Mr Penfield, who was until recently American Ambassador at Vienna, stated to an interviewèr yes-: terday that the distress in Austria was terrible but people must not Astme that the country was at the end of its resources. The masses did not know anything of the
of the events of
outer world, and they were fed on newscaper AMSTERDAM, July 9.% Stockholm, May 30th.-M. Branting lies about the strength of the Central The Military Correspondent of the presiding at a great international Bo- Fowers, whereas the Allies were described Frankfurter Zeitung, writing on the cialist meeting here on Friday, after as being on the verge collapse. He submarine campaign, recall how he had paying tribute to the leaders of the was surprised that Switzerland, although always warned the German people not Russian revolution, declared: It is he was not participating in the war, to expect too decisive results from it. the duty of neutrals to work not for had spent a billion francs on mobili. "It must be admitted that both in will be just and durable, founded his tour of Northern France. The Aisne. peace at any price, but for a peace that sation. He was deeply impressed with offensive and defensive means for com-upon the principles of universal Department seemed to be destroyed be batting submarines our enemies have democracy. The German Government yond repair. Churches had been reduced "made progress.". He then describes the refuses to allow, Opposition. Socialists to to heaps of debris, and the destruction methods such as reta, mines and smoke come to Stockholm, hut perhaps it will was everywhere complete, outrageous, clouds, and continues! Only con- be forced to permit them. That will be and fiendish: Women and men from ridd new construction and technical our first victory. If the Government every town and village were driven to
| remains obderate
rate that will be a great Germany like lambs. He asked a heart- perfecting of the submarine will permit moral victory for us, as it will reveal broken boy where his relatives were, and George Greenwood, and the challenged The challenging member was Sir as to maintain our offensive advantage." Germany's
The correspondent condemas such. Troolatra science and fears." the boy replied that his mother 3r. Joseph King, and the incident aroun
the Dutch Socialist dying and his two sisters, 19 years old statements as that England is completely leader, said that the Central Powers and 21 years old respectively, had been in a discussion for the sevinmittal of blockaded, and such prophecies as that surrounded by republics, were the list outraged. Mr Fenfeld remarked that the Criminal Law Amendment Bill to the submarines will bring a decision "by hardly likely to follow Russia's example. him than all be had read about the Grand Committee.
refuge of absolutism. Germany this incident made more impression on August. He considers the submarines Each country was bettling its dificulties German barbarity and fiendishness. He cannot produce a decision.
in its own way. It might be hoped that was convinced that God would not Germany would have to make certain permit the ferocions Kaiser's mad assault concessions to the Parliamentarians. opon civilisation to go u'irpuniaked.
M. Axelrod ( Russian Socialist) said that 3. Lenin's propaganda for sabotage
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on the part of the army was an act of
the only possible consequence
of
THE GERMAN COMMUNIQUES.
IRRECONCILABLE REPORTS.
LONDON, July 9. German and Austrian communiquéa continue constantly to make statements, revolution by German absolutism. especially regarding the Russian front, for that would be treason to Belgium Neither was a separate peace thinkable, which are largely irreconcilable with the and the other small nations. Russian communiqués. For example, M, Huysmans (s Belgian), said that there is no bint in either the German Belgium, symbolining the wish of small Austrian communiqués of the bigations to lire in liberty, demanded in Busking success at Stanislaus dependence and reparation.
The "same applies to the German M. nachsseff (& Bulgarian) emphasised communiqués regarding the French the powerless the bellicos aprire of the Bulgaris
EVACUATION OF BULLECOURT.
front. For instance, there is no men- the leading clas tion in today's German official com. muniqué of the French access between "Les Bosuretter and Chevrigny. On the contrary, it speaks of continued German succERSON
It is probable that the enemy's aim in
The latest Berlin claim, with reference to Saturday's raid, incidentally confirms that the enemy airmen never know what they hit in these mida.
REA CURIOUS; COMMENTARY::
London, May 21st-The Rotterdam
POST WAR TRADE.
EFFECT OF IMPERIAL CONFÉRENCE.
him outside the Boise and was promptly and unconditionally accepted.
Sir George Greenwol ked moved the addition to the. Ell of a clause relating
to exaxnization, a course which, he said, www necessary in the interests of the country.
H. Joseph King said he was surprised. "that" amiablo Jawyers in that Hanse. should be no sfected with the virus of Prussianism: gs to propose such a cldnes
London, May 18th --A big German
bir G. Greenwood 2, I beg pardon ! Did industrial paper publishes an article bowing the farther spread of the scare the hon. member grense me of being garding German trade after the war alleeted with Fraxinus Io, I will which started in the German Banking reply to him with a word outside this Press, including the Berliner Tage House. (Lond laughter.)
Frankfurtes Zeitung sept have a little Brlish courage (laughter It seems that . King: Iam pot, a cldier, but 1.
the Lokalanzeige, and the
the German nation for the surrender of and Hear, hear and I will meet all political claims if only peace could be
the bog, member where he likes-Clavich- obtained on pre-war trade conditions. The article is especially apprehensive when he likes, and with whatever regarding the effects of the Imperial weapons he likes (Loud laughter) Conference in England, which is dreaded. Finally the clause wee efected.
far more than the Paris Conference. The journal says, that the establishment of i
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LADIES GRILLE TO GO?
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DEBATE ON ́ ́A MEDIEVAL
ANACHRONISAL.”
The famous grille in front of the Ladies' Gallery in the House of Comitions may be removed.
Ltd.
NA, 1. WIXIEAM ST
(lower ma
Mr. Rapest Gwynne pointed out that the stonework supporting the grille would also require to be removed
Mr. Butcher suggested that action ought not to be taken in a master of this sort, which had been debated many times, without a spesial motion, in order that the decision of a fall Horse might
Sir Alfred Mont, the First Combe taken. missioner of Works, sustained on May Mr. C. Roberts said he had always 1, by the general feeling of members in shrunk from showing the Ladies Gallery somewhat thin House, announced at to Indian officers because of the atmos first his willingness to art on the powersphere of Oriental seclusion it suggested- he possesses. Later, when pressed by while Mr. T. E. Harvey described the 5.--Nos, 60, 11, 81, 408, 159, 168, Sir Henry Dalziel regarding the mean grille as a discreditable and medira
157, 381, 162, 123, 161, 22710g of his promise, he stated that beachronism."
"I can find no method of procedure 218, 201, 304, 126, 127, 148, taken on the subject.A
bew no reason why a ballot should not
by which we can, express an opinion on 229, 612, 3, 180, 253, 281,
the matter, except on these estiratan, here authority to remove it on my ow said Sir Alfred Moud, in reply
action"
285, 308, 802, 107, 405, 60,
500, 394, 81, 018. GODDE Total: $61,880
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10,290
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4b List
9th Lind
62,075
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6th Dist. 12425
It was claimed in the course of a interesting debate that there is majority of members in favour of removal of the grille.
Mr. Dickinson, who raised the point, remarked that he had always taken for granted that nothing but an earthquake or a war would effect the removal.
Well, we have the war," said Mr. Dickinson amid laughter.
"No," oried a member
"Yes, certainly that is the casc
posted Sir Alfred Hond positively
bines,
PRISONERS.
For many hundreds of years the House was visited by ladies be con Total ausount received, to date 358 44tinued in a picturesque glance back into its where atout Emil, Hans and Fri Apart from the above the following history. They came down in soch With all the speed their girih peculi moneys have bettt subscribed to the numbers, is fact, that they pressed over He, heads up to the Britica finem, Association which have all been invested into the seats occupied by members. That home of rest and sweos ** woude in Strait War Loun at per cent
On February 2, 1778, there was a great Straits Currency.
political debate, and the ladies were so interested that they actually took the $1,010,00
senta to the exclusion of members 10.00
"A certain naval captain took strong 12.003
exception to this, and in consequence of his protest an order was made for the exclusion of all strangers. The officials. of the House had great difficulty fo executing the order, and for two bour the proceedings had to be suspended while the ladies who protested that Strolls home with an awich they had right to be there were
Poor Utele Herman, far behind, - turned out.
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The following anecdote illustrative ci
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$7,50
1800.00
$2,950,70
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to bewilder neutrals and at the same borrespondent of the Daily Telegraph British Imperial Customs union would fime please their own people, writes that a curious commentary on the be matter of extreme gravity for the amplicity of Mr. Balfour is publish claim made by Gaiman officials that their Germany, so it would by its weight, drawed: During the recent trip from Wash trooper evacuated Bullecourt voluntarily number of mail States into its orbit. occurs in's report of an interview which the special correspondent of the Frank fortZeitung on the Western front had with a major who commanded the troops which were driven out of Bulle court. The correspondent says
FOREIGNERS SAFE IN FEEING.
LONDON, July
BRA, FRENCH PROTEST, FRANKENS SPA
English clamped themselves around th Imperial preference, states: The Mayflower. I vos discovered, after
The Debata," in a strong article against Bri- ceremony on board the Iresident's yacht
Referring to China, Mr. Balfour, in
a Pomerania Orenters Guards error apriages from a sentimental desire while that sir Balfour, was missing. A and held on to satisfy the Dominions. It preference
the House of Commons, and there was
no danger to formgren in the Legations fighting daily and nightly, not in be given in order that the Empire may search resulted in his being found in the He had warned Peking that communir trenches and ruine, in sories of be militarily more self-sufficent in a forecastle, Kiting on a box, and engaged flon between the capital and the dashal which, under artillery Brewers future war then it should be remember in an earnest, and 3 must be kept open...
changing their shape
Kiepe Catincalled that France and was like fighting in's men overbead
FRENCH ARTILLERY, WORK.
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roplanes "nester than the dominum, kre much,
and that they directing the have done all that is possible for them in
trenches the present at Freference
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from Ebirs affected
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Our appetit
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Ambition for a comly cage In German trench the rages In fact, they feel so ad and chill Thy we no more, nee for Kaper Bill
They've sampled curtain fire And don't want any
Tommy, paling at
The result of that incident was, that | Limpa pa with apprehensive mine for fifty years ladies were excluded" ab- And, eries-quite best, I conefense solutely. Later there was an arrange. * Hi ! Trebs Tommy, lake me to ment by which they were allowed to come on the"
s"roof d the House and peer down through the ventilating shafts but they could only see the tops of members hafa and hear very Ettle In 1835, cortimately for thank came the fire.The House WAE down, and then crorelieved from theit
supporting
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