Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-03-03
London. Feb. ~ 1926 p. m.-

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The Admiralty announced te
night that during the bomhard
ment of the Dardanelles fortifica-
tions tha battlesbip Agamsmnor
had been struck and that three
men were killed The announce
ment says further that the Darda'
Tnelles operations sre still proceed
ing. II
Petrogrsd, Mardh 1-10:24 / p
N VIA London, March 2.-12:5z
a, m An fficial Communication
issued tonight by The War Office:
"We concluded yesterday ths
operations at Przansysz, where we
defeated end have thrown back
to the frontier not less than two
army corps. The Germans, hav.
ing compelled the retreat of our
Tenth Army. set themselves the
further task of joining battle with
our troops operating successfully
III the Mlawa region. Their plan
IVES first to drive back. by . DEM
onstration in force. our left wing
In this regicn, and then apparent.
ly by headlong dash against our
right wing in the Khorgele (Ohor.
zsllen) district, to overthrow our
troops in the direction of the Wis.
tn'a.
"On the sixteenth the enemy
took the offensive in the Lippo.
Sierpec- Blezuu district, bringing
five divisions into the operations.
Aboub the middle of February the
enemy had teached the Plonsk.
Raoionz front, but as a result of
desperate battles on the sixteenth
and seventeenth We stopped his
turther progress in shis section.
London, March -1O:1O p. m.
If the combined fleets of Great
Britain and France can prevent
It, no commodities of any kind
exceps thoss now. on the seas
aenoeforsh until the conclusion of
the war ahall reach CT leave the
shores Of Germany.
This is Eugland's answer to
Germany's submafiue blockade
and it is to be effective forthwith,
Premier AsquisR reading from
prepared statement, made this
anuouncsment III the House Of
Commons at session today.
'udiously avoiding the terms
'Dlockade" aud ",oatrabaud"-
for these words occur nowhere in
the prepared statement-the Pre-.
mler explained that the Allies
considered themselves justified in
attempting and would attempt
ITO detain and take into port
ships carrying goods of presu med
enemy destiLa alton, ownership or
orig g.n."
| The Premier emphasized. how
av1r, that vessles and oargoes &C
seized wera not necessarily liable
to confisoatlon, and begged the
patience of neutral countries in
ths face of step likely to injure
shem. He added that in making
such q step the Allies had done 80
in self.d fence.
San Fransisco, March IA Ma
tion.wide and ultimately world
wide boycott Oh japanese products
is the announced aim Of a Chinese
society organized here today. The
embargo has been started by
Cninese.A nericans in an attempt
to force Japan to recsde from her
demands on the Chinese Govern.
ment.
A propaganda spreading cam.
paign for the formation of similar
societies in all the larger cities of
the United States was begun sim.
ultaneously with the organization
of the parent society.
"C-nsumption of Japanese
goods Of all descriptions by the
Chinese of America IL enormoue,
running into the millions," said
Secretary M Fong. "By cur.
failing this seriously we hope to
make japan think twice before
she enforced her demands.
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