, 1915-01-30
TELEGRAMS
ST. GROIN STATION.
Censored MI LnmnicA.l

Mr.. Chamberlain have visited the Treasury,
presumably in connection with the recent
financial conference of the Allies in Palis.
The "Daily Telegraph" SAYS the confer
ence was necessary through the Allies IN
preparedness for present conditions, but that
no doubt the pleuipotentiaries Will adopt
some scheme for reciprocal help III raising
further war loans, assistance being required
by others of the Allied Governments who
are pressed Ivy war strain.
Fielo Marshal Sir John French has teIe-
gruphed 10 the Admiralty: i and the army
in France hope That you and our naval com
rides will accept our congratulations on the
victory of the British Fleet III the North Sen,
md that You will convey to Admiral Beatty,
Commodore Tyrwhltt ard their officers and
men our admiration aud good wishes.
MIR. John Redmond has telegraphed to
Admiral Beatty "Haartiest congratulations
on your second great victory. All your fel-
low Wexford men, including myself, are
proud and d~elighted.'
Captain Erdonun and several survivors
from the German cruiser "BIucber'. have
been landed at Lelth, twenty-siX wounded
have been landed by o wNrship at Queens
Ferry. in the Firth of Forth. The bodies Of
n German officer and five men of the BLU
cher" will be buried there tomorrow with
naval honours.
Tue Daily Mail snys that special prayers
were offered during the progress OF the bat
tie, upon information by telephone and q
special request 10 The Edinburgh churches
from nigh officials.
1t is now believed that the Germans OBJ
i~ective was Hull.
The censor allows the publication Of a
Telegram quoting the master OF the Dutch
truwler "Erca" us stating that he witnessed
the recent naval engagement aut that two
British ships were hit, but not seriously
damaged. The British fire was slower than
that of the Germans, but it was more eff
Gent aud apparently every shot hit the
"Blucher'.
The DAILY News correspondent at Co
penhaoen states that Berlin is demorallzed
by the defeat, which the newspapers attempt
to convert into a British retreat, or Mt lenst
a draw, each side losing one ship by torpe-
does. Admiral Hlppar commanded the
Squadron.
A Russian official statemen says; "On
Sunday in the region between the Vistula
and the Mlawa railway there was no import
ant modification to report, but there have
been engagements between small plumbers OF
units and some rife firing. On the left bank
of the Vistula a relative lul prevails. North
Of Borgimow farm the Germans were sue
cessful on Saturday in capturing from us one
of our advanced trenches of secondary I'M
portance and on Sunday near the same re-
gion they attempted the offensive and were
successful in moving forward Que by one
aud capturing another of THEN own trenches
which they had previously Abandoned, but
as a result Of our efficient fire they were
again obliged to evacuate that trench which
we then seized. On Sunday our artillery
checked serious movements OF their troops
along The front. At one point we captured
Nv means of our heavy artillery fire a trench
OF the enemy, together with machlne guns.
In the region of the village of kourJescnlne,
above 5 miles north OF Rawa, our artillery
de ,troyed an armoured automobile which
was advancing to lombard our positions.
In Galicia we note II certain ANIMATION
among the Austrians among all the Carpa-
THAN passes, beginning with the Dritla pass.
An Austrian official Statement says: "ln
Poland and Galicia on the Nida, a violent
artillery fight has taken place. The Russian
attacks with the purpose of recapturing the
positions taken by us in the Upper ING Val
Iov ou] noor ", ZersZalIes were reDufSed