, 1916-04-01

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ping belonging to the Allies and ueu'rals.
Nevertheless the Press maintain that the pre-
sent fierce campaign represents many months
of careful preparation, and that the pace can
not be maintained.
London, March Goth After investigation
of the griev. noes of the men in the Glasgow
district, the Council of the Amalgamated
Society of Managers to-day decided that
the strike, which had started in six shops on
the Clyde, WAS demonstrations and called
upon the men to return to work. Two
Socialist speakers were arrested this morning
for melting munitiOu workers on the Clyde
to strike. 1t is expected that the Government
will take energetic measures to put an end
to the trouble by proceeding against all the
leaders of the movement.
London, March 3Oth.-Considerable inter-
est was aroused i'll the b y,election for the
HYDE Division Of Cheshire yesterday, for
the seat nude vacant by the resignation of
Mr.. Francis Nelson when Mr.. Owen Jacob
son, Liberal candidate, defeated Mr.. B. ?.
Davies, the Independent candidate, with II
majority of 874.
Rome, March Goth Headquarters to-day
gave out the following official statements: In
the Vermiglie valley our artillery dispersed
enemy troops employed in constructing de-
fence works. Gu the Isonzo front there has
been intense artillery activity. On the Car
50 front we repulsed enemy attacks, which
were attempted IN connection with an action
which developed on the Gorlzla heights, be-
tween Vemiglinue and Montftucon. We
successfully counter-attacked and made seve-
raj prisoners.
London. March 30lh The last class of the
unm lrried men, that is, those who have
reached the age of 10 since their atteStalion,
appeared in large numbers at the recruiting
offices to-day TO join The colours.
Berne, March 30ih-A report tc hand from
the Sulonica representatives Of the SW So
Red Cross says that the thirty thousand Ser
biau refugees who, following tue inv 's'"n
of heir country by the Teutonic allies, heNd-
ell southwark only 5000 ever reached SAlo-
Mica. All The others perlshed of cold and
hunger.
New York, March 3Oth.-Hans Taucher,
rapuIed to be Il Captain in The Gelmnn
Navy, has been arrested here As being con-
cerued in an alleged conspiracy to bow up
the Wellana Canal. Agents of the Depart
meut of Justice say that Tuucher is IA repre-
sentative of the Krupp works.
Rome, March 3Oth-Four Austrian aero
planes were brought down in an mir raid over
the Venetian province last Monday. Eight
Austrian aviators were taken prisoners. A
few persons only were wounded by the
bombs dropped in the raid and very little
damage resulted.
Athens. March 30th-In an interview
granted representatives of the Associated
Press to-day, Cour, officials gave it rs Their
opinion that the only reason why the Ger
man air raid on Salouica was made was to
drive the Greeks to assist i'll the eXpnl-
sion Of the Entente forces encamped there
Yhs Officials added that such a thing was
naturally out of the question as Greece
fulv realized that she was at the mercy OF
the Entente Powers.
Now York. March 3Oth-The demands OF
nearly 40, 900 locomotive engineers and tram
men we're presented to the General Managers
Of the railways III various parts OF The coun-
try today. They want an eight-hour day,
time aud o half payment for overtime, but
it is hardly likely that their dem"uds will be
granted.
London, March 30th-The following steam
ers are reported slpk: The 3 itish steamer
"Bayiria Westell', 1871 tons &. Westell and
Co(. Grew saved. The British steamer
"Ki!bride'', 3,712 tons Council Bros). Fate
OF crew Tot known. Dutch steamer "Duive-
land 1897 tons. Russian steamer "Ottemar".
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