THINGS GOING WELL.

Evening Star, Issue 16198, 21 August 1916, Page 6

THINGS GOING WELL.

MINISTER OF WAR’S SIMILELONDON", August 20. (Received August 21, at 9.5 a,m.) •Mr Lloyd George, speaking at Crfccictli, said he was satisfied with tire way thln4 were going, -and Ire felt for; the first time ■ Lfl . - "i tr ® e yearn that the nippers wore gripping, and we would soon hear a crack, when wo would ho abio •to extract the Kernel. The rigor o£ our demands, lie added •would he proportionate to the extent of the sacrifices made by Great Britain. Wo mast have a complete and unchallemreablo victory that shall bo a warning and their counsellors of the reckoning demanded by civilised nations for their outrages. “ Lot us en have done with war, now I and forever,” ho concluded. DYE INDUSTRY* POWERFUL GERMAN TRUST TO REGAIN MONOPOLY.NEW YORK, August 20. (Received August 21, at 9.20 a.m.) vi ! dyemakers’ periodical publishes details of the new organisation an Berlin • Jn a vaat • t : rl P t 'V a hundred million dollars capital, for tLe purpose of stamping out the newly-started dye industry in the United States, which the U.S. Government are fostering. The trust is alroady in operation, and is earning large dividends, despite the war. OUR AIRSHIP'S, COASTAL PATROLS ' ' AGAINST ZEPPELIN RAIDS, LONDON, August 20. (Received August 21, at 9.20 a.m.) The * Evening News ’ says that the socalled British “ Zeppelins ” are really coastal airships, speedy and useful, but only half the size of a Zeppelin,