... of woolw '0 lefn the Ri ver Pate at Dunkirk air now so great mo that the quays, 10 kilomeeres long, am ewvered with bake, and tdal there are neither cranes, i labour safcient to. cope with the 1 tQI .I 181 Dunkirk received 16,894,640 ' kloga. of wool ...

... telephone can be reproduced =tomatically G in writg at ?? other end of the line at any speed.-DalZeL a e TEE STRIKES IN FRANCE f Dunkirk, Wednesday. The masons, ships' apenter, and labourers have dcided to gout on strike, and work is c suspended both in the harbour ...

... I f 4,108,662 tons; Bavre, entries 2,139,570, clearances 1,598,524; Boulogne, entries 1,118;,606, lekarances 1,124,634; Dunkirk, t entries 1,249,139, clearances 398,504; Rouen, entines 894,298, clearances 267,446; Bor- deaux, entries 975,102, clearances ...

... to-day. Iwham he wodved nemly 10,000 Italian and foreign pilgnma. Hs H[oliness, who seemed in excellent THE STRIKE IN ?? Dunkirk, Thursday. The state eCcniftee, has infonisad the Pres~ de~nt of the Chamber of Commerce that the wrmnagree to the terms proposed ...

... carters out -of 312 have agreed to th do- mnads of the strikers on condition that thy ol resume work to-snorrow--Reuter. I ti Dunkirk. Sunday. ai As the otcome of the communication between B the strikers' delegates and the masters, an arrange ment bas been ...

... THE STRIKES IN FRANCE Bordeaur, Wednesday- The stokers and coal porters here have re- solved upon a general strike.-Reuter. Dunkirk-, Wednesday. The marine atokers have now gone out on 5strike here---Reuter. Marseilles, Wednesday. The -strikers. are increasing ...