... of the Time. states that this Russians hare occupied Tilsit, and that the seventeenth German army corps is advancing to thl relief of the tat corps, which is fleeing t wards Danzig. The Russians on Monday reached Marieubuig, 25 miles south-east of ...

... it was unfair to en frsnetrise aliens a: d refuse to do $3 the case tii English women. Mr. Fredei irk Smidi moved for its rejection anti deietd tliat the majority of women the suffroge. At Belli neinouth Mr. Drexel ascended to the height of 2,250 feet ...

... d•selosures of the . foregoing. The competitors surviving fur the finals in the Women's Golf Championship a,e Miss Dodd of Moreton and Miss Chutou of Tul- The Dublin police seivd 500 rifles and ba3r onets which were Leine carried in a furni ture van consigned ...

... the t fleet that rioting is increasing in Germany lie telegraphs pratest meetings, especial!) by women, aoritinne to be held, notwithstanding severe police measures. The wet serious riot which has so far takon pLice til Germary occurred an the evening ...

... another rum story—this time the Mountain Dew. Whilst inspector Skirving and Corp/nal Frederick were in Bath Road on their way to Rosalie, on the 14th, at 9.50 they came upon two women each carrying a large basket well packed w id' coal, leaves, Their naints ...

... '''' P '------------_ 1 German shrapnel. sod some of the unglue i room steel ue t i e wore killed. dispersed by the police. Strict oensorehip The British SR. Agu:: advised as vrll bfk • ersa.i.sbed, beganirt,i on Thursday, Aquila) reported as eatidate ...

... of the directing staff ate at Cambridge, where the King will stay. Captain Hamilton and Lieutenant Stewart of the Army Air Corps have been killed at Stevenage where their machine became unmanageable and collapsed, falling horn a height of 250 feet. The ...

... pressure of therasclecs and Women are acting contluc t u rs en the at cet the French forces, and that no Germ.,ns re- care, the men having disepp eitied, and: barthe south of the river Meuse. vesting is orty tione- by women. The Frew. h Government suppresses ...

... lockout. Five Unions have made overtures for sectional settlements. • The Women's Freedom League has scut a, letter to the King and Mr. Asquith, remarking with serious conc,rn that women have . not been honoured and submitting a list. Despatches from Sarajevo ...

... heridrum a nd respectable. Her speech has attiaeted much attention. While tboneands of .strikers paraded with clubs, mounted police carrying sabres and revolvers guercled Beresford Place and Saekvide Street, hut there wee so dieerier. Mr. Cenuoi y, duiing ...

... threaten to extend it throughout the United Kingdom. The police, have needed the assistance of the military only at Waterford, nudes and ,Ballyhrophy, but Aldershot has sent half a railway corps to work the uains carrying mails and troop. Many applications ...