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REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

YESTERDAY'S TELEGRAMS.

BRITAIN'S WAR EFFORT.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JULY-30,–1917.

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LATEST INDICATIONS IN RUSSIA.

London, July 28. Reater'e correspondent at Petrograd states that members of the Government go to Moscow on Monday to attend a great National Asembly of members of the Duma, Municipalities, Zematron, and the Executive of the Soldiers and Workmen's Dslegates and the Peamata' Dsisgates. The Assembly will last some four days and is likely to be followed by A

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London, July 28. According to Renter'e correspondent at Paris, Mr. Lloyd George, in the course of a statement to journalists, said the result of the Allied Conference was most satisfactory, and good would be speedily the outcome thereof. He dwelt on the British effort, saying that

complete reconstruction of H. K. & S. Baaks s. over 5,000 000, men were serving with the colours, in addition to the Cabinet, including a due proportion of the bourgeoisie. It is 1,000,000 from the Colonies and 500,000 in the Navy. Britain's realised that the fate of Bussis hangs on the result of M. Kerensky's position in the war was entirely special. Her merchant feet was efforts to form a patriotic and enduring Coalition: German agents Cantons the most important in the world, yet the British had raised a huge and Maximalists have been proclaiming that a counter-revolution is Army without stopping the work of her seamen. They were at contemplated, but M. Kerensky has destroyed this bowey by declar

disposal prevent placing at the

of the Allies pearlying that any attempt to restore the Monarchy will be 2,000,000 fans of shipping. Nor had the British stopped min most vigorously. ing. A million men were working in the collieries, which were rending much more coal to Francs than before the war. Dae- third or one-quarter of the steel produced in Britain was being sent to France for purposes of national defence. Germany, appreciating ths importance of Britain's role, believed she was able to conquer by means of submarinism. The destruction of Britiah vessels

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London, July 28, Reuter's correspondent at Petrograd statee that the Government has re-imposed a Press Centorship as regards naval and military information.

London, July 28. According to Reuter's correspondent at Petrograd, in view of daring April was considerable, and the enemy presumably relied exceptional circumstances, the Government has ordered the closing on more serious results in May, Jace and July, when the days ware of the frontier until August 15, till when no-one not holding a longer. But the destruction bad diminished markedly, and would diplomatic passport will be allowed to leave or enter Butais. become much less when the days shortened. Mr. Lloyd George paid a tribute to the help of the American Navy in organising

Great Britain's shipbuilding COD FOTS.

would programme produce next year 4,000,000 tona, comparison with

built 2,000,000 lone

in the mdat favourable peace year. The outpat of the yarda had already considerably incressed. Five million workers of both sexes were employed on national defence work in Britain. Everything was now arranged to make Britain agriculturally self-supporting. The Germans were now arable to starve Britsin; that was the capital event which had changed the aspect of submarinism. He concluded by saying that the future of the world depended on Britain and France acting together.

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MORE TROUBLE IN CHINA.

London, July 28.

Router's correspondent at Shanghai reports serious fighting at Chengta, two bodies of troops contending for the mastery of Szechuan. It is reported that the city is afire. The people are "Seeing wildly.

FIGHTING THE BEAST OF MILITARISM,

London, July 28.

The Democratic Party at Shanghai bas telegraphed to the United States Congress, the Russian Council and Dams, the French Chamber and the B itish House of Commons, declaring that the Democracy in Chins ia fighting the same foe as the Democracies of the West, namely, the beaat of militarism, and appealing for support.

THE ORIGIN OF THE WAR.

London, July 28. The Times is authoritatively informed that the 'reference in the Socialist Herr Hasee's speech in the Reichstag last week to the meeting on July 5, 1914, se requiring explanation before the origin of the war could be underfood, related to a meeting at Potsdam attended by the Kaiser, Herr von Bethmann Hollweg, Admiral von Tirpitz, General von Falkenhayn, Herr Stamm, the Archduke Frederick, Count Berchtold. Count Tisza and General Hoetzendorf, which decided the pointe of the Austrian ultimatum, which was despatched to Sarbin eighteen days later, and agreed to accept the consequences of war with Russia. The Keiser afterwards went to Norway with the purpose of throwing dust in the eyes of the French and Russian Governmente. Three weeks later, when it became known that Britain would not remain neatral, Herr von Baibmson Hollweg wished to withdraw, but then it was too Iste. The subject was more explicitly raised at a secret session of the Badget Committee of the Reichetag eight weeks ago, when the fact that the Minister did not deny the facts, though he refused to make a statement, cansed & eenestion which is possibly one of the factors anderlying the recent political crisis,

ANOTHER OFFENSIVE IN THE WEST ?

London, July 28..

The sound of guns, which has been beard daily in London for weka past, has become more sadible in the last forty-eight hours, during which, according to the German communiques and correspond- eats on the British Front, the artillery duel has been unprecedentedly violent, exceeding even those preceding the attacks on Verdun and the Somme. Correspondents state that the enemy has apparently piled up enormous supplies of munitions for an artillery offensive, specially bombarding the country near the cost, and emashing Nien- port to pieces, though active with guns and raidera as far down se St. Quentin. Fifteen-inch shells sometimes fall twenty miles from the front line.

London, July 28. Field Marshal Sic Douglas Haig reporte-We raided last night to the south of Armentieres and repulsed an attack to the east of Oostaverne. There is considerable activity by the enemy's artillery in the neighbourhood of Armentières, and to the north of Ypres in The Niedport sector.

London, July 28.

A French communique states:-The night" was marked by a violent bombardment, followed by a series of fresh attempia, principally on the entire Braye en Laonnoie-Chevrigoy ridge and Ta the direction of the Hartebise monament. All the infantry attacks failed completely, and there was beary enemy lose.

GOOD WORK BY JAPANESE WARSHIPS,

London, July 28.

The Japanese Naval Attache states that Japanese warships in the Mediterranean, Bscorting a British transport, sighted an enemy sub. marine on the afternoon of July 22. One ait protected the transport from attack on the side and the other unit attacked the ubmarine and amasahed the periscope. The unit closely paraned the sabmarine and re-attacked it successfully, undoubtedly destroying it.

THE ALLIES' · BALKAN POLICY.

London, July 28. According to Beuter's correspondent at Paris, the Allied Balkan Conference passed a resolution, expressing the intention to terminate at the earliest possible moment, and simultaneously. the Britieb, French and Italian military occupations of Old Greece, Theesly and the Epirus. Contrariwise, the occupation of the triangle form- ed by the Bansi Quarante road from the Epirus to the frontier will be, provisionally maintained under an Italo-Greek understanding, While Italy, France and Britain will retain the base at Corfu during the war, recognising Greek sovereignty.

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London, July 28. --- Beuter's correspondent at Petrograd states that the Brecative of the Soldiers and Workmen's Delegates has passed a resolution recommending that the Maximiliste who incited the revolt and received

money from Germany should be publically tried, hoping that M. Lepin will not escape justice. It offers itself for re-election.

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