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THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION,

HOW THE MOVEMENT STARTED.

The London Daily Telegraph's "Petro- grad correspondent, telegraphing 你

THE GERMAN VIEW.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 14TH,

A FRIEND OF TIRPITZ ON BRITAIN'S DOOM."

that

"COME!"

SEARCH YOUR BOUL."

SHACKLETON'S APPEAL FOR

RECRUITS.

"Greater then patriotism, greater

than mere duty," declared Sir Ernest

to a

Martin Place, Sydney, is the call t man to join the colours. It was, he said. a case of a man saving his own sonl

GERMAN SCHEMES IN SPAIN.

INTRIGUE THAT WENT TOO FAR: [FROM A CORRESPONDENT TO THE TIMES."

The German schemes to secure control

of Bunaish policy, which have latterly

March 18th, said that the revolution was we fad a remarkable exposé of the motives In the Düsseldorfer General Anzeiger not serious until Saturday and Sunday, of the decision to resume an unrestricted when the bus of the workmen joined in. Even then there was almost a complete Horn Bacones, a member of the Prus

Herr Baomeister, the Government called out to parade thean Diet, and a friend of Yon Tirpitz, Shackleton, to ten thousand people in produced such curions results, date from absence of violence, and the troops which streets were constantly cheered by then has been one of the most energetic

agitators on the subject. He admits crowds The attitude of the troops the new submarine war is not without its should have been a warning to the Govern mont, Daly on Sunday did the police, risks but thinks that the chances of with a few soldiers, begin fighting, kill deals with the possible loss of the German Success greatly outweigh them. He first ing and wounding about 200 people shipping hitherto interned in Americas There was a dispute on Sunday evening among the regiments which had fired. porta. He declares that such a loss would One regiment of the Guarda on Monday equal to no more than the war expen killed one or two officers who ordered them iture for two or three days, to fire on another regiment, which the Government had sent to reduce the Guards who revolted and took the side of the in-

Another fear is that America may send over an army, say, of 500,000 men. As against this Baumeister declares in it would require 3,000,000 tons of shipping. to transport, such an army across the set, The regiment, which was speedily join and there is nowhore in the world such a received a tumultuous welcome.

amount of shipping available..

surgents.

ARRESTING POLICEMEN.

By that date the campaign of enlighten- as long ago us September of last year.

ment, together with the Allied successes No greater recruiting meeting has been the Western and Eastern frouts, had held in the city since those first fever succeeded in stemming the flood of Ger days that followed the outbreak of war

man misrepresentation and wes beginning Introdued by Professor Macintyre as to relaim some of the ground lust during. "one of Britain's greatest, bravest, and the first 18 months of war. It had be finest men, a man to whom he could with-come obvious that the Germans might out spending lightly apply the gran) find some difficulty in redeeming the word hato," Sir Ernest Shackleton generous promises they had made to Spaniards regarding Gibraltor, Tangier and Portugal, while the restoration of the temporal power was seen to be fading gradually away into the distance. The torpedoing of a few Spanish ships had ready provoked suggestions of reprisals in some quarters, and the demonstrations of the Allies were attracting greater nt. of Melquiadez Alvarez and other friends

tention than before. Then came the great

"I am sorry," said Sir Ernest, that my voice will not reach to the far ends of this crowd, because in my own poor

ed by a third, stormed the arsenal and freed the political prisoners from tho

These are the risks. As for the chances gools and fired the Central Court. Thus of success, Baumeister declares that the the armed revolt began. The shooting dangers threatening the submarine boats was almost entirely against the police are reduced in proportion to the ruthless who hnd machine-guns posted on the roofs ness which they exercise; that is, the less way I have something to say to you men of the high buildings, and constantly fired nood they have to warn a ship and wait on the crowd. The Duma on Monday till she is abandoned before torpedoing and women of Australia. I come from overing presented an extraordinary sight, her the smaller are their chances of being

a land where there are no politics, where and became the centre of the whole movo attacked.

Nordoca Bacmeister believe that Eng- there are no interests clashing in any ment

Regiment after regiment, led by sergeants, come up and offered help. Boyland is able to replace the lost tonnage by way; I come to you as a mau from a errands. Veteran soldiers obeyed them, the German submarines, even with 1 ro and arrested policemen, who were dragged stricted scope of action, have been able to in and imprisoned with the better known ink between 400,000 and 500,000 tons, England understanding all that was going reactionaries,

on in the world. And when I arrived in land's new construction in 1914 was 1,722,000 tons in 1815, 849,000; and, in civilisation I realised one thing greatly, It is true, he continues, and that was that this war is not-and that neutral shipbuilding has greatly in creased during the same period of time to you, too question of mere patriot it amounted to 900,000 tons in 1915 and ism, aut a question of mere duty even, 1,330,000 tong in 1916. But even with this addition the amount of new shipping question of the exigencies of the crested does not outweigh the losses in situation, bat et is a question of the fisted by the German submarines.

Baving of a man's soul, and of a mane opinion of himself."

and girl students ran about on various new construction. He asserts that while darkened world after two years unknownolitical event of the summer-Señor

"LIBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY." This soldiers mean while were restless without their officers, but the colonels and others began to return at midday, and soon all the commanding officers in the Potrograd garrison and the general staff joined the movement.

The soldiers dis- jubilation, firing at sparrows and Joy-riding They commandeered motor cars but the freedom from disorder was noteworthy, and was due to the absence of vodka. Red ribbons were to he seen every. where. There were many processions usually headed by Пода inscribed

Liberty, equality, 'fraternity,”

the news is. surprise to the rest of rld the cause is the over-rigorous ip. The country has been restless ha, owing to the rise in food

*** 4. PREMATURE REVOLT.

broke out

1916, 592,000.

THE DECIDING FACTOR

A farther fallacy which Herr Becmeis ter triumphantly refutes is that England with ber small production of wheat, har could exist without imports, England,

ley, and oats, totally Incks rye, which to the amount of 10,000.000 tons forms the backbone of the German bresil supply. England's production of potatoes is also

of potatoes in meagre

similar minaner he deals with the conditions of the British coal market and the rise of freights and quotes the amoant of shipping in British ports during the last few years in order to arrive at the conclusion

A voice: Everythings

Maura's speech, nt. Beranga, in which to questioned the efficacy of "strict, nou- trality" and suggested an eventual ap- proximation to England and France

THE GERMANÓPHIL PRESS. This pronouncement threatened to lead

public opinion in a direction highly detri mental to German interests, and the Ger- man party, aware of the danger, quickly "What," lie asked, "is the war to ful persuasion for action of a more direct changed their policy of flattery and peace- Australia?”’

nature. The Germanophil newspapers with one accord raised the alarm that a

try into the war on the side of the Allies, conspiracy was on foot to bring the coun

that the Prime Minister was in longue with the conspirators, and that if he were allowed to persist in the base design the Army would revolt and the country be plunged in civil war. A league for the

This

Bir Ernest: Yes, everything, war is the same to Australia as though the Germans were at your very doors to-day. When I arrived in South Georgia, the most southerly dependency of the British Empire, I did not know what Anzac meant. But souu I saw and

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M-Protopopoff, Minis rior, was an attempt to ple, in order to provoke a ovolt and bloodily crush it "The lack of tonsuge will decide the learned that Anzac was a title to fame maintenance of neutrality was formed in ind Moscow, were kept short of world-war Without sufficient tonnage the

hot baste, having as its figurehead sha hen the Duma decided that the Western Entente Powers are bound to he and glory so long as the great God swiyoung Marques de Polavioja, son of a os should

And then it is this little world in His almighty hands distinguished father, whose own talents Protopopoff replied, ad distribution, overtaken by disaster.

adjourning the matter of life and death for England. I cannot understand that you do not had ap till then escaped the notice of his dumin, and the revolution

is realise all this after the manner in which countrymen. The leaguers published ex-

(Cheers.) There may have been mistakes large number of nervous and respectable tying in the Eastern Extension, Australasia war of blood and glory in the Dardanelles branches in the provinces, and enrolled

the Press, formed

The following is a list of unalaimed telegrams about that, but nothing can ever, to my people, for the most part equally un- Chins Talegraph Company's office at Heng mind, take from the honour of the known to fame. At the same time a great kon glorious dead. (Cheers.) Those women offensive was undertaken in the Press. who have suffered the loss of their loved Hitherto the Germans had relied upon the Bourne, Shingo Mare ones, to them I say: Think as did the Clerical and reactionary newspapers, Craddock Antilochus women of Sparts when they said to their their naturn allies, together with a fow Dailey Lt. Geo., U.S. Army Manila husband, and brothers, (Cems back vie subventioned organ, in Madrid and Barce Hayishad torious or on your shields. (Cheers.) lons. Today the Germans control wholly

Her fate: in all human sis have been doubled and trebled, they figures, Herr Bacmeister settles the In this way, with the of imagin area of discontent widered. The

winter and other fate of the British Empire. In another was excessively

fuel Severe mecessaries being.

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at issue of the same organ of the industrial famine prices.

On only

the top of these mis magantes of Westphalia he vouchsafes the fortunes came the shortage of bread, interesting information that as far back This is not due to the lack of supplies, February, 1916, the German Admiralty but was owing to the nhsenes of a fixed, staff wabmitter a memorandurn to the price for four in the villages, the peasants Gould compel Engintinis submarine war only receiving the pre-war sates for pru would Bagland within a mea duce. Emissaries, acting in the interests:surable period of time-six months at the

was necessary to hold back supplies. only Tirpitz and Admiral Scheer The action of the Government omissaries with this opinion, but als General 12 months Realise that and think resulted in very little corn reaching the market Meanwhile there was growing disaffection because of men not known to the people, and not trusted by them, being placed at the head of the various depart

A month ago e number ments of State.

Long =

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FROM Shanghai Shanghal

Coinking

of the GerroDS, PRES tir peanuts that latest to accept pears, and think been face to face with it for more then the German Embassy and in close

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Falkenhayn, Yet atrendy at that time Germany disposed of twice the number of eubmarines which the Admiralty regarded as necessary for attaining its objects!

LORD MILNER'S EFFORTS FAIL

Shanghai

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Madrid one. Working under the orders Kimbra operation with the Carlist and Maurist Lugle par, Cobouwoschan Señor Moura), these newspapers have societies (which pay but little heed to

Lin-inates Roveted their energies to defending

Livingston Hongkong Hotel Shaoghai numerous cruelties and breaches of in Phtong the Fawnee ternational Is committed by the German Poster more especially the torpedoing of Spanish Semther Government in its pursuit of victory, and Roses Astor Hotal merchant ships. It was intended by un- Stewart, Kantford Hotel, Kow scrupulous intimidation of the Governoon mens to prevent the possibility of re- Toda u prisalsa de pa

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you will say of the little suakes, the inter twistings of the beart and I have known them Put 'em aside and let's take our share, because, though we may die, we stand for hour. Really, it is of men visited the ammunition works at lant Russia about £80,000,000 on the duty to a man's own soul I am not something more even then duty; it is Petrograd professing to speak on behalf Duma's security and strength. af. M. Miltukoff, the popular loader of

ablo to speak like a politician, but, M. Rodzianko was Chamberlain of the trust me, I speak from my heart as I th Cadet party

in the Duma, urging the Imperial Court, and is a very wealthy and spoke to my own men who trusted me workmen to strike as a protest against a the continuance of the war. The emis realised dawner, but for long has for two years. Wo were only a small the failings of the old régime, party, but we had to hold the flag of eries distributed arms amongst the work- He is unfailing in tact, and is a man of our country to the nations of the world.

There would have been industrial inexhaustiblo goed temper. He has been

The following unclaimed telegrams in e linders a month earlier but that M. invaluable in keeping together the Protiens.. There are two points," he de Minister's Memorandum issued after the

The Government's spirited reply to lying in the Great Northern Telegraph Then Sir Ernest, resorted to illustra Presiden Wilson's Note and the Foreign Company's office at Hongkong FROM Miliukoff himself exported the scandal.gressive bloc. M. Itodziauko took a lead-clared, in the adventure of the diver terpeduing of the San Leandro, in which Hoongon, Steamship Co. The storm burst out on Friday, when the ing part in bringing about the fall of the One when, a beggar, he plunges, and one definitely denied the right of belliger Yan Chone workmen appeared in the streets shouting, German citment, who boasted that the war when, a man, he rises with the pearl.ents to destroy neutral shipping carrying Beegnareban * We avant bread ! " but there was little was no concern of theirs He stands out Many of you are on the verge of taking contraband of war, constituted two Kelly, Hongkong Hotel or no disorder..

boldly as the man responsible for the the plunge. Take it, and, the moment buffs which roused the Germanophil party Yoeybo maintenance of order.

you put on the uniform, you stand four The demonstration i on Saturday assumed

square to all the winds that blow and more serious aspect. Fighting com anenced in the working class district b The Manchester Guardian's correspon ay to the future generation that if you tween the police and workmen. The mili-dent says that Lord Milner's visit to died, by God you died like a man

auces, but refused to act. Later they openry's internal conditions, and he endear thing that carried my men through bead of war to serve his own private Chlipps · Crainzer Bus is: Ovel Schlipporo tary were requested to quell the disturb Russia was partly connected with the coun (Cheers) I am going to show you one I took sides with the people. Appeared amongst the troops themselves: Czar and the Duma, tuggestion that he went for you men who go to the front telegram to Berlin asking for the purpose

Red flags or to effect an agreement between the an ideal This world is swayed by

ideals. There may be no heroic achieve gerests, and the German Ambassador's brim haw, Hogkoog Hotel Shurghat Acasional looting took place. Sunday should appoint a Ministry responsible to The war may end soon or it may be a

The Canr rejected

suggestion was another exciting day, and shooting

of turning out the Government, roused

CHURCH was general. The police yere driven from Parliament, and declared that it did not series of slow grinding efforts, but what strong indignation even among the op- the streets after suffering heavy losses harmonise with Russian institutions. He over the way it goog that is where you ponents of the party in power, from the rifles and machine-guns of the Ministry acceptable to the Dums, with M. heart to heart talk with you, I could tinned to-day with true Teutonic per- Holy Communion (7.5 am) itim, 11

ST JOEN'S CATHBORAL also rejected a suggestion to appoint a men come it. Oh, if I could only have This hypocritical campaign is being cont Bunday after Easter, 15th April, 1917. Hongkong, military. Monday was a day of many Sazonoff as Premier and Foreign Secre tell you! (Cheers,) based on nothing but the well-known fact Cooke, Wodeart and Depuis: To Dam, surprises, The Czar Ennounced the

severance by writers whose charges are Responses Fatial Venite, Stainer; Ponima, closing of the Duma and the Council of tary

For an ideal we went south; for an bheed Conte Rom but is writed from his Oakley in P: Jabllate, Hayes in F Authem. Btate, Petrograd was ablate with exelie Milner's other efforts to avert revolu ideal twenty of my comrades are fighting father large intereste in important in

The Czar's obduracy defeated Lord ment The doors of Kresty prison wero tion. Lord Milner's failure is regarded in this great war (cheers) for an ideal dustrial concerns The scandal became thrown open, and peltuical prisoners, one am going be 1. Pralm 15, 103 04 5, 6, 31 and 15. Iz Why seek je? Hopkins Holy Commenion including the 12 workmen's delegates who were recently arrested, were released hoped for from the Czar.

there to do my little bit in the fight for taliated upon his traducers by confiscat uni on Psalm 76, verses 1,7 and 11 in unison The prison was burnt.

right, to help the world, and for my owning the offending publications and institut Palm 77, verses 1.7, 11, 16, 17 and 18 in unison. Many rumours regarding the story of soul. (Cheers.) Whatever your hopes ing proceedings for libel. the Crar'a abdication are afloat Only or loves may be push all aside, and go

Evensong 6 pm Eesponses, Ferial; Palm, A Russian official, interviewed in Lon-one thing is certain, and that is that he to aid your country.

These disreputable attacks on Count Nane Dimittis, Gordenough

Oakley; Magnificat, Rug

Russell (2ndexing); don by the Morning Post, said that ever did not abdicate absolutely voluntarily in I was a tense moment, Sir Ernest minded of Madrid newpapers out of their

12201 Romanones have shaken the most neutral. Byman, 50, 16-ard ROH, Kowloon. 18th stening);; since the pro-Germans showed their hands order to spare the country farther had people fifty yards away straining to easy going tolerance army officers had formed a secret union, trouble. Even the telegrams of the Grand catch his words. But if they could not cautious and dignified Conservation organ, Comuto of at

The Epoco, the and had been distributing pamphlets and Duke Nicholas and General Alexiet did hear, they could see. This is the ideal," has caused the friends of Germany Bel; Palms, As B-t: To Drams, Cor ke:!

1917. 1st Sandey after Easter Holy SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES. making verbal statements to their men not produce any effect

Poyatoa at Morzing Service. Morning The army was no longer commanded by

ho shouted, as he flung out the King's bounded surprise and annoyance The Czar consented to negotiato with the

Festal Venito, As the old type of officers. Those who were Provisional Government only. When fag, the flag that he had been commission-spirited support of the Government Kyrie,

by

In and Hopkine inbilare, Bacon, Chant, No. 360 journeying to Petrograd he realised thated to carry south, and that shows to day fires scathing. while allowed to move seemingly freely, in its battered edge the unrailing effort

veteran articles in the

de Cavis, the in- and 500 españoliemo, rebukes the at 6. communicate with anybody except his out it from the Antarctic. countryzaen who aid and abet foreign in Farnby

and degenerate specimens of his Magnificet,

o. 246; Nunc Disting He was chiefly anxious

that his the crowd cheered again and again,18 Romeo, the well-known depuy and editor National Anthem,

and 224; Vesper

Hymn: UNION CHURCH, Kennedy

A SECRET UNION,

in charge were like the men of the new British army of the middle class, who knew their countrymen

In the circumstances they had resolved

upon a painless revolution and kick out. the old Government

LEADERS OF THE REVOLT,

Mr. HY Hyndman, Socialist lender,

in an interview, snit ho had been aware

CZAR'S LAST WORDS,

ho wis really under guard and unable to of the cy blasts of Elephant Island to

closest entourage. life and the lives of his spared

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Its netual value," ho declared iterference in Spanish sicers. Leonaldo (Secollane 15), 206, Kas

to secure sufficient guard would be ten shillings. Its value to the world and of the Correspondencia, has published

to a Britisher you cannot count. My strong and carefully reasoned defence of 15th April Sunday Servloerd. Bunday

General Russky, on behalf of the army men followed it, and I ask everyone of the Prime Minister, his business infereste at 11. Hymns, 398, 355, 108 And 252, under his command, reassured him that to you to consult that soul of yours that is and his policy. Bogor Araqulstads and Evening Frischer, Minoomsehin Service for some time that the Dowager Empress, arm would befall any member of his higher than King's or Emperor's and say Señor Barcia have dealt severely with the and 35 Freacher, Ber. Kirk for advanced party of the Dums and familported that the Czar, when not in the light for right

261 388 Council of Empire, and some of the com- It is

afterwards, if you will take your place common enemy in the Liberal and the BT. manders at the front, headed the move allowed to communicate with his wife, Never, iind about the glory, never to censure its misguided colleagues. The and Soros, 11 am. Froncher, Bei, W. T. ST. PREET'S CHURCH, We Point, Ban Herolda has followed suit. Even the day 18th April Holy Communion 8 am, nt which resulted in the ultimatum to conterninted suicide. Eventually be was

Anglophobe A.B.G. kits been constrained. Bunday School 10.30 am. Morning Prayer the Czar, demanding that he free the coun-induced to take things calmly and submet mind about duty or patriotism; take responsible Spanish Frees, bae for the first try from German infineness and depose to the inevitable. His last words as Czar yourself as a man, and come, were his fine, stood up to the organs of us fie the reactionary Ministere England had wer I've been betrayed by those concluding words. The crowd cheered ran conspiracy, and inflicted upon them

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