THE TSAR'S MESSAGE TO HIS PEOPLE

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2503, 2 July 1915, Page 5

THE TSAR'S MESSAGE TO HIS PEOPLE

NO PEACE TILL THE ENEMY HAS BEEN CRUSHED TALK OF AN ALLIED MILITARY COUNCIL By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright _ _ , . , , , Potrograd, June 30. The Isars rescript acknowledges the proof of the people's determination to devote their strength to equipping the Army. The national unanimity gives unshakable assurance of a brilliant future.. The rescript appeals to the. people to strengthen the resolution to carry on the straggle until there is'complete triumph. Unless the enemy is crushed peace will be. impossible. All the thoughts of the country must be directed to satisfying, the Army's needs. The rescript adds that the Tsar recognises the necessity of advancing the date of the reopening of Parliament, which will reassemble early. RUSSIAN PRESS SUGGESTS ALLIED ARMY COUNCIL. (Rec. July 1, 7.10 p.m.) t, • t> ■ x i , London, Juno 30. Kussian Press extracts indicate the national determination to prosecute tho war, despite the Galician retreat. The comments point out the necessity for closer co-operation with the Allies, and suggest the creation of an Allied Military Council. / i AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE. (Rec. July 1, 10.1-5 p.m.) . Amsterdam, July 1. An Austrian official communique states"The Russians delayed' General Linsingen's pursuit on Guilahpa and.near Kaimonka. • "We made, great progress further north. The Archduke Joseph Ferdinand's army has already reached the heights north of the Tanew Plain. "We have occupied Zawichost." ENEMY'S MUNITIONS FACTORY IN POLAND BLOWN UP. „ •, . , , ' „ Petrograd, June 30. The Germans transformed the sugar refinery at Skiernievice (Poland) into a munitions factory, but an explosion destroyed the greater part of "tho building. The Germans shot several local people, alleging that tho occurrence was intentional.