RUSSIANS MENACING CRACOW.
FIGHTING CONTINUES IX CARPATHIANS. STRONG TURCO-GERMAN FORCES AT DARDANELLES. TURKISH CABINET REPORTED TO BE WAVERING. ROUMANIAN INTERVENTION EXPECTED. DUTCH AND ENGLISH STEAMERS SUNK: NORWEGIAN BOAT ATTACKED.
(Press Assn.— By Telegraph— Copyrtgtit.)
LONDON, March 26. Brevet Major Harold Sutton Williams, of the Dorsetshires, a New Zealander, has died of his wounds. The Port of London Authority is prepared to refer the waterside workers' demand for an increased war bonus to arbitration, provided the Government reimburses the Authority for the increase, oi* the Authority will willingly hand over control to the Government if guaranteed an income equal to that which they had before.
• fcOPENHAGEIN, March 26. Fifty thousand tons of grain are ready at Archangel for shipment to Britain and France.
ILonaon- Tunes and Sydney Sun Services.! LONDON, March 26. Lady Jellicoe, addressing soldiers' wives at ll ford, said she was glad the Government was giving a medal to war workmen. as well as soldiers. Sho was sure that none who did not ]x>ssess a medal m future would ever have a wife.
The 'Times, m a leader, says every combatant, with the possible exception of France, failed at the outset to realise the magnitude of artillery requirements. The sooner we turn out shells m abun : dance, the sooner the war will be over. At a Slav relief meeting a letter was read from M. Govemykin as follows: "I promise that any sympathy yon show the people will be met with a hearty response. We are allies now, and. I hope, for ever. Tbe war which has joined our forces will aliso bring together our nations. Elvery 'Engflishman. has well- trained Russia as a friend. I firmly believe that m our union lies the hope of the world's peace."
RUSSIANS MENACING CRACOW.
Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13645, 27 March 1915, Page 3
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