Saturday published the narrative of an eye-witness of the sack of Louvain. The story he tells of the nameless atrocities perpetrated by the German soldiery, under the direction of their officers, be it noted, cannot be read without a sickening sense of horror and detestation any

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FRANCO - BRITISH OFFENSIVE CONTINUING. “THE TIME HAS COME ATTACK.” It is too early to say that the tide has turned or to suggest that the beginning of the end has come for Germany. Nevertheless the news we are now receiving is infinitely more pleasing than any since the war bega

“THE IMPOSSIBLE WOMAN!” AT THE HAYMARKET. - Always for a time the impossible woman is interesting, particularly if she impossible and an artist into the bargain. amusing to wateh her moods, to note the skill of her histronics, there is entertainment in wondering just bow she wil

COMBINED LEAGUE The war has obliterated many differ-] ences, political and other, and not the least welcome of its effects in this direction has been the establishment of an entente in the interests of the country between the Navy League and the Imperial Maritime League. These or

A second regiment of the West Kent Yeomanry is being raised, and recruits with some knowledge of riding are requested to present themselves at the West Kent Yeomamy Depot Drill Hall, Lmonstrect, Maidstone. A proposal has been made Messrs. Duncan. Mavo, and others that facilities

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THE DAY. PARTY POLITICS, The House Commons did not shine yesterday a time when practically the whole nation is at one it is very uruortunate that party politics and party rancour should raise its head. are not so foolish as suppose that tnis war -s going Ito abolish party politi

Mr. William Waldorf Astor has, through the Lord Mayor London, contributed £-2C>,oou to the National Relief Fund. The fund this afternoon totalled £1,979,000 WELSH MINERS' SELF • TAXATION. Two hundred thousand Welsh miners have agreed a weekly levy of 6d. per man and od. per boy