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T. THE TIMES APQUBT 10 ggytf GENERALS. OF DIVISION. FIGURE. DOER.

Stanley WlII1bwa. rmttSptnal rorrwpondenl tci LA. i Forts. LUTSK. JUK U.

much in war about tie men 0 but th Mother person Aad tt plio ihAtis th man behind the gun. known wd GtnrraIt sine th beginning odhave written a good drat boa KA ter Staffs end of the game in there distant i bs and little of the other Oet3eexlrn cotUe at U. fruit rattle of ties machine their troops are in action even ye11 telephone buzzer through iu th trenches. terd with a divisional nom. MonVevitch who may war to-day.

Yet Io 1 wa wIxnd into the low room of a humble poaeanta cottage tyJimg man in worn uniform. ulder-u nd muddy boot. xooK t5 thrown with Rotc boo was till occupied by the while tie Generals sleeping apart ouWde. where he slept on a yd Tiardly ny adornment in the on may call that as la the Utilised vestibule of the telephone and telegraphs IjjTfrom ill directions sumo the field wire joiiht positions me tent beyond. I Urncr- nil higher up ate a far away fftm only by ehanoa that.

they mo their coma in actual contact with their W. The hyadons commanders stand peers tl intellectual end of the game and nt the trenches. moment a shot unezprctediy their telephone from the Ulte them what is the case. An ant tits fight start. the wounded if tile' ucxm Ix- tear begin to drift back here.

I hradacuartent the General could look the window and see the price in human ffr2 the plans he made on the map Hli23 vere costing Itussia. Thane Gftnrrals urn of action vt well a thinkers. On a It ta isweaaity of quick decision and gai ution for a draaater in the line may I the tnrmy ralry on them in an hour. 1 a ca tta W1elS that the shock to talk rt gradually absorbed and mu an intellectual problem a it taUrkaod back to be considered in greater by the which des in the cod not the tactics of war. riinrrr 1 accompanied General Honks- iansBslk about the town.

We turned into cat shed where firt come the wounded lot units of the divisions. Yeter- stJirGeMrftl told us. his face suddenly grow. Tttd had reEult in heavy losses. ror a he itood in a erie.

and then. throwing nod of melancholy. shrugged his ghoul. fa he Wen. let us look at those Tu Puce or Vzcro3T.

Tile relation of Russian peasant to his JII estrordinary Never is there the Pxrt of elf seifconeeiouanee. or oa the put of the soldier no matter wturhorexaluKl be the rank pf the officer vu tMtttem him. Again and again soldiers nor hi ard features and glAzing eye denoted nijr of their wound raped to him in voice Row goes the light Ezcel or Did we tike the trench. my he would top and goes well. my children.

You have uprrUy. I am proud of you. Go back th and St well you have be. Jjwd like llrroy Another groaned audibly as Word to ask Have more of my UUn than of the Austrians The Jflr11 quickly wing his voice. that Pos each one of you here.

my there are Awtriana to pay for it 111 that One mere Rtripnling shot through srh. uI1 to hit ctucf I didnly 1 aU 1 tOWd and then nonJus bed of straw. And' entered building after tlw of victory. One lid to the General who to his side and listened to OIC telling of the assault i and a bullet through the ql compassion Ruuwte the General suddenl of the soldier. Among th Auetriam.

who. with lay side by aide with wtmcnTas the' Russians them. the trw was a row ft covered with. a white for tto.n-ent Fwd then briskly Bhall wonderful afterglow of a hot trolled with him and beheld the moods General father ii 1 dMod each phase MB too different sights them out. ROLL OF HONOUR.

CASUALTIES TO reported to be a pri-oof SSiWttS" 0t Tom The German a' of as wheels tb to the OQ of Kr by Every day brk report of tJaJalodi of Jerman ohadrea puI t' to virioua Dntoh towns and country pUoes and Talem ask who has orgi ed yiBgforrt are tare Mdlen to tilt replaced by other later wit1 the poor Dutea parmU. wbose olr8deea are sufteringfromprivatioa I to the UMUjaed by German ambition feel when they see UM ohiWrea provided with OomforU from which their own are excluded ad i what will Aliei sar what they mow the tfa for rations. HoId are el UtStfAd to relieve of UM reupooai ttlk of matnuinmg Its own population. says that mil these questions demand oaref ul oonssderation an white expressing sympathy innocent dukiren. do to provide hospitality forTBelgiaa fugitive.

from murder and the lust aad rapine of tt Germans at the outbreak of war was a very different matter from providing hospitality for the children of those who brought UM calamity of war on the world. The ttUynaf has received a largo number of letter protesting vehemently against this abuse of Dutch hospitality. MSTODAX 9. Aeoordtna to the MbUblad about. 600 German.

chuldren will strive on Tuesday at on the shore of the wider Zee end will there spend their summer holidays. SWISS TRADE. PARIS CONFERENCE WITH ALLIES. Puus Aug. 9.

Tho Swiss and Allied dole. gates hold a further meeting this rooming at the Ministry of Foreign The discus lion was of a very friendly character. The Jwias delegates submitted the following sug gestioas 1 That stocks of raerehaadiee which up to the reeeat have been aecamulated la tiwitaeriaad be kit at the dlpol of the Federal UoYIInUDe 2 That. MwitserUad be to deliver raw materials imparted through the Hwi Hociety la exchange for manufactured goods which the Industrial community of KwlUertand It. eau only obtain from the Central rowers.

The Allied delegates stated that they could not accede to three suggestions but thought that arrangements might be made with regard such raw materials as are not important rom the military point of view. They offered lesidr extending the regulations a to traffic to facilitate the importation into Switzerland of machinery and spare parts. The Swiss delegates will report to their Government. Rtuter. To.

LOOKED MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR THE ENEMY. GERMAN REJOINDER TO BRITISH EMBARGO. XnZADAXo Aug. 9. to a tee.

gram from Berlin the Germon utu a Memorandum issued by the German regarding the rules observed by the naval forces of the belligerent Powers iq respect of surgical and i appliances and The Memorandum. states that some tune ago non Government informed the United States end Spanish Governments that it was in principle disposed to guarantee the safe passage of articles and material used exclusively in the treatment of the sick and wounded a men. boned in the list proposed by the Spanish Government. It continue. Or- BritAiA.

although she had origiAaD namUr to the ala paaaage of such article having decline to accept the propoJa of the United mats aac Ipankh Goverementa tag even retail to allow the American Red ere- organtauos to dupatch them U. GtrmAn Red Cross Society cad having further declined to listen to a protest from ex Taft. on the subject Germany i no longer la i pouUoa to grant UN paaage to surgical and medic rtquWta coming within We military power of her naval forces she ha don. up sow. The iceman Navy will receive orders in future to exercise the right pertaining to la to requaiUon the surgical am requiBitea mmUoaed la U.

Bpaoiah Govern littort meats lor the use of the Urrman miut win A Washington telegram dated July announced that UM British Uovenuneat had ant a Note rowing the request of the fa Leo. for pormiwtoa to send medical supplies to Germany and Hungary. Out position it. or coupe. perfectly dear.

Pum1as to import medical would apply not only to America. but to all parts of the world. lid would free the enemy from all neorexlty of uRq their existing applies of such articles a rubber and enable them to devote U- arUclee exclusively too warlike Moreover there I no real tack of Bed en- material in and Uungary TOE PORTUGUESE AGREEMENT. rnou or own coRxrsroxDm. MADRID.

Afro. The chief Madrid papers devote much spree to the news of the Anglo sgeeerent and Portugal's impending active participation in the war. The Impartial and Corrupondeneta especially comment sympathetically on the Portuguese desire to ad up to the spirit or the ancient alliance. The cordial attitude of these two important papers proves th complete failure of the rodent campaign- of the OermAnopbi1' Press to provoke llfeding between Spain tad Portugal. The following telegram ha been received from Hobart dated Augutt by th High Commissioner for Australia, by a syndicate It It el4med that the yield to ttteC gold and lot.

of ilT to tM too. Hsir ju Zt. uSSlB MsL 8 PBIlONBB8" YBOK KUT. PBITAWOKS OWIOBES AND UNe LITTMS FKOJC oAPTIy. Inforrusrinn Me bees reesITed fees trer pwi tiafev 8ym when our BtWsk priseam fcm Kat A ara were wt WEeD to 7.

At Wafeiy-h number omn iron British Indian reft ments were bslag raanaed to TafmM OWL' Ml mfle gap in MM Ba i JUttway. wr la yery poor condition merely skin sad For ofiB reason tfcey were marched en oate of Sibs. and back lakhjyeh. whkh swlhead on Oi Baghdad BaMway going nortfe from there wire a of Arab tents pos railway staUon. In the teats fi wa told there wen 40 British officers lift wa not allowed to.

see them but later. when west to Tarsus treed that there 40 En sii officers in the Turkilh military Pital there. DXAXTH or MmentcL on-- officer. had evideoUyBadergoa seat and were very sad emaciated. They were attended to by the Turks medical staff as well as possible but the Turks lave little or no radical comforts and their supply of drugs run terribly short.

Art American Consular ages ovate up to Tarsus with a sum of A or each of the officers. lie also was making arrangements lot their name to be taken and sent to the American Embassy iq Constantinople and the should shortly be available. The Turkish uthoritiM bad. just completed their arrangements and granted permission for the wife and daughter of General Town to come to Constantinople. The Turks them selves made no difficulty about the matter.

There are outer Eng civilian prisoners at Afloq and near HrHit A. pot-card dated from Angora- AsUtie Turkey Jane 14. ha hem received by the rtUUrte rid Beeoad P. N. Kdmooci a member of the Ku' PI which unmdred to the Turk Ht that was quite well sad was enjoying UM trip through Turkey red was withia a I.

days of his find destiaaUoo. 11 was allowed to writs lour has. only. Particular were sma in TM Tim of of a tatter from another Kut. from John P.

Mellor. or the Trtasvy writs to that he has received a letter from hi son. an officer of the Sowp5 light Infantry attached Oxford and poets UP' lahnty woo was or the staUag that at the Use of writing was Angora. A UM onoeUoa of the health of th alter their prtnta. and la UM uncertainty of roaat eosditioas ha given rim.

to nu-giviaga. I should perhaps add that although at. the date of the aur- reader be had oaly Jwt recovered from a severe wound received early is the siege my son adds that in perfect health. A few days after UM receipt. or the letter I received information from the International Red Hociety or Genera to the effect that was Interned at.

Clmo nl The lint eotamulcatioa was received yestrday by the Imperial Metebwt Service Guild from so interned merchant Turkey. It was a post-Card tram Mr. T. II. Mason third otbcft of the teuwr A He exprera his thanks for the parcel or sod provision of IS whiea were received OR July I.

and adds You mil" send move pro. ratioo and auger. We are all well here. GERMAN NEWS OP THE ARAB TREASON. ova SnCUL OOlUUSrONDCVT.

AMSTERDAM. Ara. 8. The Constantinople correspondent of the Berliner Topebfdff writing on August I on the treason of the Emit of Mecca said hi defection had been kept secret in Constantinople. Hitherto all that newspapers stated on July was that the tint Vice-President of the Senate AU llaidar.

had been nominated Emir of Mecca whence the public concluded that the former Emir. deposition had become necessary. Since then semi-official telegrams have announced that AU Ilaidar hid reached Aleppo. and later Damascus on the journey to Mecca. Certain pro-Entente circles at Pera and anti.

Committee circles at Stambul reported that Medina and Tail had been occupied by warriors of the ex-Emit. The corre pondent says that AU Haidar married an Englishwoman who had been converted to Islam. Ilia sons have been educated in a modern way and had a German tutor. FOOD OP THE GERMAN SOLDIER. REDUCED MEAT RATIONS.

Prisoners and documents recently captured from the Germans ive a strong impression of increasing difficulty in feeding the German Army and of the remarkable care and energy with which the German commands are trying to stave off a crisis. A German soldier In the fleldh at prsent one principal al In the day sod two minor ones. The bats of sU the three UM days bread rslion lib. lobos. This bread used to be good the general report of recent prisoners is that It is now lea good.

is addition to it each soldier receives In the morning a fairly liberal allowance of cows or te In the evening some more ooze. or tea lid marmalade with butter or cheese for an oeeuioDal change at midday. It be be to the Gone line he has as a rule. a hot meal of meat and vegetables. The amount of meat varies from Soa to Tos if i be fresh and from 31 ox.

too Slo tinned. For each a. of tinned meat there i either one or two fresh. The vegetable are now morally barley rice haricot beans an tae of potato. has heroine rue.

Each man may draw two cigars and two elguettes day. There Is sometime. an Usue of wine or beer but not often. The daily ration of meat has diminished. In the early part.

of the was it was Uloa. of trash meat or 70. of tiieer td meat for very man. It raw hoot halt as much and it dos not com every day. Most of th men In tha trenches get meat on six dsys a week except wile" a heavy bombardment Interrupt the supply it did la the last week of JOB Troops behind the front line have to go without meat for two three or even lour days a There are frequent allusions in the German orders of the strlngencv of the British blockade and to the neeeastty of making home-grown food for man am her go fu postble.

I special sesretty fodder Is mentioned and every man to earg of hone S. warned that unl none ar kept within the strict afiowance It would be ImpoeekUo to bold to th end. Cut. Go cu. ha r.

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new poKey lad Md anr aaea. Sir 8 Pfcrey LLsks at ao failed that it is Waoly impctoe to exP vigoroualy to prosecute th method. adopts to VfMne iC JM a Uw moral of fMeopotrnian boo arising from sense of isolathea and ngbet bytka appefeeat Of young and energetic commander thoroughly zperieaeed viii tandem war. newspaper Mt. that.

the Viceroy sad tfe Exeeotive Council should Ufa. mom active in th MeopoUBaJan operations. thus OGfteetiBc mechanism of the administrative NEW MN DKMAItiDID JO NJIW MBTBOM BOMBAY. ATM. 9.

ee to GERMAN INTRIGUE IN MOROCCO. SINISTER PROPAGANDA DEFEATED. riox ova OOZZxaPOItDEnr. TANGIER. Ana.

9. The further success of I mobile columns in the mot inaccessible regions of South and East Morocco have utterly and finally broughtabout the failure of German intrigue the Protectorate. All the German efforts accompanied by consignments of arm and large sums of money have proved futile. and such agglomerations of dissident tribesmen as from une to time gathered in unoccupied regions have been totally dispersed. The natives implicated are now assisting the authorities to collect a mss.

of correspondence and evidence which throws a lurid light upon the propaganda of rebellion and massacre which has en for a long time actively carried on by the Germans in Morocco. JOINT COMMISSION FOR MEXICAN PROBLEM. raox A WASHINGTON. Ana V. Mr.

Wilson horn accepted President Csrrwas proposal for the appointment of a joint com mission to settle the Mexican problem with the understanding that. the withdrawal of troop' shall be given primary consideration. internal Mexican problems will be taken up later. There sight hope of a successful outcome of the negotiations. The move is generally regarded as an expedient to delay the Mexican crisis until the political horizon clears.

MORE BRITISH PRISONERS FOR SWITZERLAND. BOX ova BERNE Avo. O. After several changes it has been finally arranged that the next convoys of British pr of war from Germany ting o' about 400 men each win at Berne on Friday and Saturday nights this week. The first contingent including just under 25 officers will go WInce and the second with which then will be about 10 officers will be divided between Murren Leysin and Chateau dGz A small party of Indian soldiers goes to Roeinibres near Chateau dCEx SSSSSSSSl BS SlHBSSS BSllVMB Ba TOE GERMAN RETREAT IN EAST AFRICA.

A Belgian eommuniqu4 issued last night states that General Tombeur telegraphs that the northwestern area of German Eat Africa is now free of all enemy forces. The enemy troops are now retreating in the direction of Tabors. closely pursued by the Belgian columns. AMERICAN RAILWAY DISPUTE. NEW' You Aug.

9. The strike of 400000 railway employees of all the important railways in the country appears to have been averted as both side have indicated their willingness to submit their differences to the Federal Board of Mediation. This decision was ed at alter the railway representatives had formally rejected the demands of the men for an hour day and for time and a half for overtime. Renter. GERMAN AIR- CLAIMS DURING JULY.

Aug. 9. The official report eon. cuning the result. of air warfare during July on the Western front may be set forth a follows.

Of the total machine. claimed by the Germans 48. they say. are in their pones-Jon i Aerial fight Shot down. to down Tow.

land spies. German 17 HUB French -S. IS 1 Ii TT JSS The of the German given above n-IUM gives In the table pnnliahed In Time otAngnetz by two only. It is that the total or UM 11 that the Germans say they have la UM III the same a the number to be by UM British. la the UJ4e Jut relined the BriUsh elate.

were tossed 3 sod the a a total of 55 German 1 That UM admit the toes of 1 only to eoouated for by the tact that peaeUeaBy all their loss. occur within their own Mac 5. 114 Co Bt T. Ll- Unu tae. II.

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The yield A rfaasa in rest ge. quoted by UM that an J5Dc1Wa ames ha bee ad Aivadal by a German boat lid carried oz towed. UM Syd a Om a bi Uae. 157 cea i xi Ybdrop JIoeImoadJ. jest wrtbUtU Dutch pilot a UrataaanU baa been inUnwL An dltnton Lea been tamed la Paris wtQ a view popmliritlnt UM drama UM AJH II to by UoM UM i tWu.

Mace. etar toms aid1 in IM IU ton HoDwvs only doibter. who was marled last year to bunt Zech. tenuity a UnnUrr a the lane lhabry In tondon sod sow ALd Cmp to to Imperial 1 npf mp ITCB Hi that after quay years of tri the mt eantelever Mdge at. QjOebec the Lrgzt la UN world and the hut link in UM I tmneoonUneat between UM Atlantic lid th factA wttl be Ibed An agreement Is reposed between UM Rtumanlan Export Committee sad retusentaWe.

the Central Fewer. in regard to the pwchao of brewing barter ad peg hums this years harvest About 2000 nil- way wagons of peas and 6000 wagons of barley at the disposal of the committee. Canada's consumption of wood I. the mantaetaro of pulp has ln Kiiaml Uuwiold daring UM it yea. Petty mtIk reporting to UM 4 show a eonswptka In i li 1405000 cords of wood valued at.

I. 84 00. Uaoikda pp. dated wood in U14 value 31180001 of which 123300 worth exported. From Ntoethblm It Is reported that the lar a flax MB tcd in UM neighbourhood or UM pinning mill.

which contained UM docks th whor of UM mills have been destroyed By firs. The damag. Is laliiininl at ova 1100000. Hw dea is now surely deprived' of T. and as a COAoleqGCACe many mills bays already twptadcd work.

The Supreme Cowl at Pretoria has application under UM Yny Trading Ad by UM la UM VubUa in money. betosgtsg to enemy subjects in his pna rinn. Stt UCCM a axiovs to ta i entrn of UM Ad as folly as posibh but wished too be sobered of prwmal wpoodbdity. It. learned by way of Switzerland that there III campaign of persecution apiIII the Italians is VatmtA TM fatltowig have revccUy been srodod KM.

Deputy us Upaiato la the flirt Natal. luckich she Deputy Vitdiamo one of the literary figure of Datmti sad Talpo. ptuaident tat UM Uymnastla Society now Mood The HssMoper XaduicUt of Ao oat says We hope that the punhment or fryatt deuniteiy marks the end orthe scrupk i so long to Germany and of the Importance attached to the opinion III toe United Sta We mitt applaud with VitarUon any act. wtuca contributor to snow Yea to the meat cleacclgnted oteervere that UM abya which exMs between Uermany and her Anglo wnruae. be budged over.

TRADE ACTIVITIES OP EXILED GERMANS. rsoM OQ STECIAX. AMSTERDAM. Ana 9. The following significant note appears in Ix.

Post Berun German merchants principal. sad employees unable to return horn tram oversea have settled la American port. where they ate mating themselves a rut a lo Claim. the United Mate and South jtmenfa are U. principal Hold of their new commercial activities they have suroreded with remarkable skill la adapting themelve to their new condition German arm IB America awe the of the arrival of Uermaa goods are waking la nary.

mil or for account of neutral firms xflaads attempt. to prevent this have been moUy tnegeeuvs The organization of nnaa trade oveneM as firmly as ever lid UM German buetaos world abroad loots with all dence to the period after the war. The last paragraph is printed in larger type. BITLIS AND MUSH RETAKEN BY TURKS. AMSTTKDA Aug.

9. The Turkish official comniqui states that the Turks occupied lithe and Mush on Tuesday. neuter. Bitlis and Mush. captured in the Grand Duke Nicholas's spring offensive are on the southern part of the Caucasian front.

over HO miles south-cast of Erzinjan. Prraooun. Aug 9 235 p.m. The following communiqvi was issued this afternoon CATCASLUC FuoxT. Vest of Onmiahkhaneh rhfeh south of Trebisondi our troops having dtalodged the Tutu from a dominating height captured lite officer including a battalion commander 3 soldiers and a quantity of arms.

A Turkish attempt to ad. vane. in the region of Xitdd between tub and Krunjin topped shoe and our troop. muming the oSfnflve drove the enemy out of hi poaition and occupied the village of couth of In the region of Mud Uiut. n.

UrunjUh. and 8 a well as between rmlWlah and heavy ghtng is proceeding. la the region of Slush and DiUu we tell back under enemy pressure towards the north. Rnter. TURKS MARCHING ON HAMAD AN.

x. Aug. 9. According to a telegram from Constantinople the Turkish troops ad. vaneing aero the province of KrmuuhaIt occupied yesterday Salma and other places on the rod to Ilamadan.

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i TU BKIJMg a r. us. a. roO U. TTirpijgk OPTIMISM ON SOMME.

THE THE 0111818 HAS PASSED. Under the heeding Somme- the Cvloyn Monday morning a hif trmeIr op mistio dupateh dated on Saturday from the German Headquarters by PrWeswxsr rorsor Wegeoes i made to say had ample opportunity for' moa of the situation with everybody icon the cesswder. in and hi Chief. of to the' soldier a that ho hue beer permitted to numerous stag eonsohatioa sad that ba bees a ar forward a anybody men at go. He says that he seen tie MK deetroyed the ruiaed-boiJdiD and oWwtated perk of La Maisonnette tho rota of JieUoy and II proceed I win here state a my general as of al UI- I hays teen and heard only ooe Waco because is the mot Important sad UM tat thing.

ate well OR U. Somme. The battle the i meat and tie meet tertibi. that as yt bee. But the red mu as pa II BU certainty of U.

German troop. with out from the supreme leader ta soldier. The purpose of the great deeWT. oIleDai. ha not been chimed What I Mm being effected by UM of sew enemy mm Into the bM I sty a ad.

porposetas ottlacing of lb. flow of their lopto. A tweaking through of our osittaB her i definitely out of the qnaUon. The trBtzM is break ng up Into a fight which i their un have character the ordinary Tt battle. the bulging outwud of the enemy treat to UM which our obtained opposite PWoaM a a result of th sueceBfoI fin day.

of July. beeombvg destruction a for a In the tea el Verdun the bulge i forming an inner half-did. which 1 sur rounded by our poetics. and upon which we can con nntrate our fire with our heavy utfflery WwaIa command the wool rang. of th semi-deck.

Natuo any this involves Iv pester naves toe th enemy than he firing outwards can cans to Professor Wegener then explains in the best German manner that it i chiefly the French that are suffering in this position. to that the Somme battle i now together with Verdun contributing to bleed the flower of tlaia unhappy nation in a battle that ha no prospect of success. He conclude with a eulogy of the perfect security and order of he whet GersIa organization. Zeppelin Jubilation. Tho German papen are 1 gtoalcag ore the supposed triumphs of the BI ia England.

The Hatiitbwgtr fnmdeMatt for example. wrote on Warday evening All Germany Is following with gm Joy UM at tacks of our Zeppelu UpoD England Tiy ar now again at lat th sertousaes of ah war Into the country of the arrogant mmmtq that. fn ha tensed all her and all her towns pat and small Into works shipbuilding yards and arsenals. So will Industriously employ UM weapons that Mytt tear piece where we oaa out of BIIdatada armour at. the place where it cooiracta7 Krery Zepplla reduce.

the amount of exported to UM none and helps our heave hoop. Incidentally. sad S. not to uMetktat UM EDdiaoh population i taught a lesson. Per UM greatest mob or Llemaaa" see th end that our Zeppelin bombs are mss effective i the Impotent.

tirade. of UM mode Agaitb who now want to stilts out of the list of because a pirate and a eria ha weed hi reward before a German snort. One. moss III German that. i being totted to Knf' rfli A Christian Defense of Air Raids.

More eloquent. however than an thelesding article is a new' pamphlet entitles' 00 We Christian and the Present Military by an Evangelical divine. Herr Superintendent-General of Schleswig. After ex pounding the popular doctrine that the most destructive warfare is the most merciful. dent Kastan proceed me tome CO I read a Norwegln Church pas- I read it for the sake of eeelelatieat questions but' I looked through UM rest of it contents.

A Norwegian said in it that he saw German cruising In the sunlight and when be saw them hi soul was moved by the thought There they go on their murderous way. Murder I DoubUees he wanted to ay that their purpose was wrong. folly I tbrwbtnr I hare moss. upon the id that a gun shot I right but. that the dropping of a bomb something quite ditlrrenL WW uchUI I lien one can study the Influmcn or habit upon thought andso upon the moral judgment.

of men. What is th moral between the firing of hell which curve high and then drop 04 a snip. building yard and the dropping of a bomb which thrown horn a Zeppelin upon this building yard Let this question boo answered by thou. who thought. make a dtaUnettoa hem.

II tombs were intentionally thrown at privet. hoses sad civilians the question might reasonably ana whether it i right. But a tar we know the bombs of our Zeppelin have hr been slaved at. public and distinctly military eU b- Ala at puttie buudin II succeeded in hitUnj the lWtk of England. whet JuUUUoa would tin Germany.

In view of the lad that it wa for the sake of her pure that England eiuniaally began Uu world cooaT Uo I Herr Ktstan goes on to admit that private house. and private people have been hit by Zeppelin bombs and that injured civilians deuerw sympathy. But. their fat ho says i part of the war and ho proceeds The fad moreover that the civilians have to suffer has a prsuliar eignilkeac. la the ea of England.

That the K- gl ii people have thus to I UM war in their own Jaleklrieal a etty. Ono of the beat and salutary conaequencc of this war 1 the ending of spWDdid bola. thou. the ending of the UX of thing. in which thank to her Irlert tqat on hue Want during wars hu the Kogltta praeUaiug theft tporot or with their hand.

In theft trou r-po wtoteLNl the psple whom they had incited one another tear to pleas in the eerrice of England greedy domination of the world. Yuen at thVbegianmg of this war UM ih over there ut gladi3 in their cold-blood coy It i bane. Thank God that their Wand eetBttybi May hundred more ZtTIt devastate That better than Wag tto th world puce of the tutors At a One at. UM Tows Hag Sydney. as appeal was made fof ition.

to the Jtod repatriation oldirL Messes AnUioayHorder aaJHon ate giving 110000. and twoaMaher of firm Meiri. BamBeJ I Asthmy kVWOalch. X. J4 sad Tboemp-oa are giving 11000.

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NEW FRBNCH MINISTER TO RUMANIA. Bcriiirr. Aag. 9 Tte the new French Minister InUodaeed tile i benof tile Legation itia no Free visitor wit- great eoHMMgr. wa afterward reoei-rad.

ia jdieooe by feb Queer on. KMc. ku -M-farted the hi 6titwe of th OMU 0 4ast of Star of Rrhlaa en X. Mii lit tha reeiriaeFre MM AY :10 1114. JUSSIAN DIVIS ON.

TFpICAL 1IlISKER AND frO tint J7t is hi and thAt. is the 1 lure since the and 8 1IT t1eQ d' grNter' who ply the on 1 have rottagM Iii III knee here tho roar of the lr incun troopsare 1d lid' froC1 the th 1 at who be typ8 of score of who an 1IidI. the CI of the 4 in ahouIda and a trough table jIL for ho pied nenJ' in a hut' 4 adnrn 9 a bas bench on which a old tin if ed ewe the teJegra frcm dine oa awa oommA the nd rash It a bt Dl' uJd illl he. bas the ty ofquiek taIry first. wk DC UC hu ooutttJo I the tier hiafaceauddonJy IIfJ lid resulted or retrrie tl It tM I 1IIt elfoCODllC OuaIlfllla lIOIPIIt ke IIIrh sr ual.

offi no tot inl fir Gr. aI. br the e1l. 00 1Iid audibly. tor lI it rorttentd OU hate done our tft1I.

11 did my r0rnn uld. GIlt SOening hie vut un mttred 1a pr1 ely cI aA tflllh yoke 11ing kpt uh the tk Ii the suddenly IODtfflt If hit ci tt CMeioto the trrrhd hand1 the. r1I many fMtllN. with. Jrttlnng the aame kind worda' Uqt 6ft I andtr of rash halttl a moment he' Ad Our dead he mar.

we I in the II IJ th wg of for his other aighta aI OFFICERS. l1 REPORTED DEAD. of the Admiralt naounce II tLe o1Bocr. pnnioas1y reported 01 ta1Jr.L by the Office under moat s. I 1.

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careful CIQ an4Itwo i70 ta1ii for thll the ding boep tr oalamit Iooe nd ting vebe lJr. A Dw Ha OQ1 holidays. The a 8 I thri Jo' eraI ti It. Itodet rt eommw Hwt RI J' theyeou1d meJ1t. to from facili Au publishes medical material.

the 8tate princi tee ed Dw. led a TtDc lid Go. ftlIIIft1ta. Ii rm4a II f1utberdediDed to. a aurpcallIDd rrq1i yal has to rue Te oD and medret oaec1ia t.

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I1OO1 an correspondent 9 ve on dif leedingthe nnan ene re eril a. e1dhu meal of nD raJ ra ld er IDO tea a a 11. tabJe. os It loa Sfos Ie of I or a da TIle pr ned da the Ma7bombuclmeM 4 1DN1lor aJJa Olla an ord ra of cro. and borne as of IIect d1 a horses are RoWtI 1cI on the Do 0.

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oIOIAYAH atiec OR the telegraphed. Ito ru-- the de I It heiWa ClDUte8Ik tint this work should have bey when the K1IHI r. ted with tMa of tLe system which i ezpe them' the ne Ii. ia also to the the 01. by.

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pW woorl at Leg situated of the at. tsw4eD mweI au. maa mWaba aIreordPCN04 granted 1 puma Sip George lop an order 1Ic aem IV oa tae T. a WIAI Of. ruet1 I Dalrna la en' tT of 4 A Wt rr debniCel aeru Celt iQ ab no cou ronBn.

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II English a I is state ell while spores poe 1' WI the BotIWllIYer Mid It III We 1' for fond ter. rc oIes Herders and lime two the tn 3000 rt McBvsa a 21- fIFW or I. Irea U. 01. w.

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