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... M. Emile Vandervelde, speaking at Geneva yesterday, said he was certain that Belgium would not remain under German domination, but after the war would become a neutral State once more. ...
... stoooed shoulders, and a few weeks' growth fair, stubby beard. Dressed in bine pilot coat, blue check trousers, dark cap. Speaks English fluently. Believed to have no knowledge of Ireland. Not likely to have any money. He has watch showing days and months ...
... Constantinople, each prisoner of war in Turkey is permitted to receive one kilo of tobacco monthly free of duty —a kilo, roughly speaking, is a little over two pounds. ...
... THE FUTURE OF GALLIPOLI. BRISBANE, Tuesday. The Premier of Queensland, speaking here last night, saiel the manner in which the evacuation of had been carried out was unexampled military history. hoped when peace was concluded that the peninsula Gaiiipoli ...
... General Ti.wmdiemi reports that the enemy has evacuate.! their trenches the land side the Kut defences and retired, generally speaking, to about a mile from our entrenchments. * General Aylmer reports that there is change in the situation. ...
... Miniiter, in reply, asked whether such question was worthy to addressed to him the present lime Was it the proper moment to speak of Austrian soldiers enemies/ He then attempted to show that there was no question the Hungarian element in the ■-Central New* ...
... BONUS GIRL WORKERS. Sir William Beardmore, speaking at the opening of a new er.ntcen for girl workers Mes*r*. Beardmore at Paisley, said, as inducement girls in the Paisley factory bonus of 10 per cent on the total wages earned female would paid tiic ...
... FUTURE OF CONSTANTINOPLE Sir Edwin Pears, speaking in London last Bight declared that Constantinople would never •gam* possess the importance which had Belonged to for centuries. There was commerce whatever between the East and the West. It had all gone ...
... KITCHEN BOOKCASE. Speaking yesterday at the-Institute of Hygiene on Waste in the Kitchen, Mr. Grant Ram Say* director the institute, said that if the workers, and especially munition workers, were better fed, we would be able to get 25 per cent more ...
... AUSTRALIANS AND AVAR WORK SVDVKY, Friday. Mr. Tfolman. Premier New South Wales, speaking last night, said the State (iovernment had completed arrangements for the production shells in both Government and private workshops. The -experimental manufacture ...
... means providing large amounts towards the funds the various Churches the district. The \yar-tinie v.-ypditiona are, generally speaking, so'favourable, osving the full time being worked lit coai mines and allied occupations, that toe Churches have decided not ...
... NEW GERMAN TRICK IN RUSSIA. ENGLAND'S THREAT TO HER ALLY. AMBASSADOR'S EXPOSURE. PETROGRAD, Tuesday. Speaking to-night at the annual dinner the English Club, Sir George Buchanan, the !>:• ish Ambassador, said that German agents and German sympathisers ...