ITALY HONOURS MR. ASQUITH

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2738, 5 April 1916, Page 5

ITALY HONOURS MR. ASQUITH

GREAT POPULAR DEMONSTRATION By. Telegraph—Press Association-Oopyrlglit Rome, April 3. There was a great popular demonstration in honour of Mr. Asquith when ho left'for the front, including a torch-* light procession. \ . It is impossible to exaggerate the delight of all classes. visit has done more to cement the alliance than the exchange of diploma/tic communicatiffcs for two years, i Mr.' Asquith succeeded in infusing into the people unshakable confidence in Britain's determination to' win the war at any cost, CLYDE STRIKERS RESUMING By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright ~.-'■ Undo, April 3. Official.—The Clyde strikers will resume on Tuesday.i SILVER LINING TO THE WAR CLOUDS SERBIA'S HOPE FOR THE FUTURE. By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright ("Times" and Sydney '"Sun" Services.) (Rec. April 4, 5.25 p.m.) London, April 3. M. Pasitch (the Serbian Premier), interviewed by a representative of the "Daily Mail," said: "I have been much impressed and encouraged by the warm reception which has been given to Prince Alexander and myself. Our armies are eager to fight again, when, and in whatever direction they may be S6nt. I sincerely believe that vengeance will soon be within, the reach of the Allies."