GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 198, 19 February 1914, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

DII'UIMACY AND MARRIAGE. | By Cubic—Press Association—Copyright. Berlin. February 17. Tlio inhibition against German diploma 1h marrying foreigners lias been applied to a secretary of legation but, in view of bis excellent record, he has been transferred to the Colonial Office. TEACHERS' STKIKK ENDED. London, February 17. The strike of teachers in Herefordshire has been guttled by the grant of anmm! increments. A LIN*KK LAUNCHED. London, February 17. The liner Star of England lnia been launched at Belfast. THE OLYMPIC GAMES. Berlin, February 17. The Reichstag, by a large majority, voted tho first instalment of the Olympic subsidy, which the Budget Committee rejected. FORTUNE FOR MAXIM CORKY. St. Petersburg-, February 17. Maxim Corky, the novelist, lias sold the copywright of all his works for €20,01)0. HERESY CIIAKCIK ABANDONED. San Francisco, February 17. By 74 against 1!» voles the San Francisco Church Federation refused to allow Rev. Dr. Aked to resign. Dr. Aked agreed to continue his pastorate. A LESSON PLAY. London, February 17. A translation of Brieuad's Lea Avaries, written to expose, the horrors of Syphilis, has been produced at a series of afternoon performances at the Little Theatre.