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At the ver" outset of the warths Qhfimoi M8; 1nd elite noruirn
lihi‘ .‘Wh maimed upon it determin-
ed resistance by Namur.E But in a
world was w I‘ned lhu.t_~'tier.iiiuny hdd
“:munlscs' in slow. for hot opponents
Not‘ surprises". in the sense that tho
generul staff of the Allies were unin- _h Chart h B
f0!llledt' in some E-Ennt unto Qt slough.” t (- nch at eroi t e nt-
to the iniiout‘iions “$11611 hi] ii goai‘dgg. of mo: WNW} escaped dis
opponent had planned to introduce, aster
but 'Sllipilfles" “hich would astound More than any other circumitanoes
and terrify the people .09 France. of lhe (‘ ermun howlt§er contributed to
Englavd and of {who “r“ nab the openly defeats of. the Alli
uraiiy unintornui o‘h technical miiL lowing- its mu of Nnmur there was
tiiiv ninttcrs. what one British newspaper described
The iirst oi those surprises was the as a whole degrinmolade ct fortresses
mat siege gun. or itsaciiievsment at nine m almond“. no l‘ere and
Liege the uorld knew little. betttuse Rheims were abandoned
litter the first days or co‘n‘gused ref Loan fell,
ports a \‘eii settled oi'cr'this voity. a- entire northern bornermot’ French
to“ \‘i'liit'h was not lifted until long fortresses gave up the struggle. with
troicd. the garrisons terror-stllkcn.
buoyed by the
inn . .'I . ‘.
q in“
i which first it .
E that the rel n“ tortreSses had birdmeiit
been min 4" in the first operation lhrly suggests tliat the heavy' artillery
against Liég e on August 4 untii Au— tit: all the big armies has hopelessly
«gust 20 the Belgians. aided at least distanced the «intensive are of engin-
nflty the notice of their British and were. and that what Germady has al-
° enlng Esntos M iii}
yittlt their outnumber; undiseduced it
the rail or Nnmur$to dust in a few minutel. The prompt
French Allies. had been at work pre- randy done ~mu‘ be-‘ropea-ted by submarine exploit something of the
. Mg mysterious. which adds to thoE terror
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Hispanics-uneomeu om Though This Paper.
;th¢ South Nomalk‘Sentiuei
{cw hangs “trouble“, the forts day-
is l‘oié'
in turns
'Meziores‘ olipituintodt‘ the,
as we now kitiiw. t eyE had bested one
"the sene’mi pEub‘lic hill ,9! Jarbaiav.- utter a short- -bot‘n-
y Russian big guns. sim-
L‘ 'hour, too. the general public at least
‘ < upon British 'ahipa in the
’ 1despite all its critics. oxen approxi- .f ..
3 .ncrs Paola oanANV.
A Sentinel resdor has furnishsd Its
itltfa ClNlliflA‘gE from Germany which
Ar d ith tit . . 9”
Galaxy :5“. Musuyogxfigeénmlfig cooking facts at public interest. it
waterwr perhaps better under it trends .as Iollovzs. Composition and
Th“ WOWMMON “'9 must tent German gunner-or and "rain.
France at Nets and Strassburg, by;
Russia at Punch and lircsiau. ii the
ensue; comes. , *
Which 4hr- Kraut 938 {limited in me Di! am 0( Hill,“ Canadian at
hearts of o Jillish , qitd F‘ren ch P .
publics in riier flnytiio! the: who W99 ‘9‘ apuma]- ‘89” amid
«has been oqwllgdhlt. not wepded‘bv -.°f W" Wit. 4 "E “:9”
mun Military Attache at St. Peters-
;burs ,July 29: Tim reply to my man
strange that in many parts of lins-
the anxiety gushed by the tit-st also;
'0! the Gerrnn'h“ tiubn‘irttrihe'e:C A single
raid. made we are assured by one
submarine. has resulted in the dos
traction of three large battle .Cruis-
ore and the toss u! not» or their
crcwsr-dndoed. one must go (or. buck
in British nat ll histocy he find ll
parallel to tho recent (limiter.
lt' theta was gcneinl ignorance an to
the reservists were called to the col-
ors. the chic! at the Russian General-
all such reports were not based on
aim the «first dots of confused re- acelerity which astounded the world German howitm‘irs. it is no exaggera- facts end we Elaine alarm I lentil.
1W? 1' Jugt effigflents wore' Ehcmtlted w It’ls‘ idie‘.'5f scum to ”8“le that tlon to any them was actual lutit (If this III. on naught to wiilkliiy decolvé
Minot ifi‘p. 1 its“ the glee! turretéQ. .mench mm inch were“; orant Of information in numl nuurtcrs us to the Gem“ Government."
. tdflfitglf. (ufiggié‘hich hind been .139" the weakness?! Mlle?! “Indeed the German submarints The secxct'fl “
of their paint their possibilities. m ”Mme” °' "‘8 T3" t° Emperor
hem guarded with success; whiio
technical journeys published authori-
tative discussions oi pence new tit-
vico in British submarine building. no thank you for your reply During the
“hisper of German suimmxino con-
.struction bus been permitted to reach 1 negotiations with Austria my "0°"
'tho world ‘ shall not undertake any provoking so-
There wus. then about the recent “on for which I plight my flith.‘
The very same day the mobilization
of the whole Russian army you on}
cred. . ‘
to help me!" Dispatch or the Tao! to
the Kaiser on July. 31 “I heartily
a feeling not unlike that of the man
Who’ suddenly treads upon it deadly:
serpent in the grass ‘ “-‘Sorhsthtniu
;snake-ilke there was in
chain After it there Would be no{
mistaking British apprehension. The
-ships lost were not H the first line,
Hm Boon Avoided
} in View of the alliance existing
abut how soon is there to its a. sec- since zoyoars between Franceand 3“"...
:ond raid which may destroy super- sia lb was clear that Germ-nil if she
dreadsaughts?
’horeatter be. the strain upon the cap-
talns and admlruls who command the I no 0' the” um powers. “"2““ hue
'Britisb high seas fleet watching out-E; been attacked by the 0319'- B‘“ I“
side the German usual b336, - obligation {or 3qu an assistance did
Last of all there comes today the Britain. Therefore
report of u ggneral thppoiin ruid.z At
Antwerp, wee 3 ago are won :1 ep-'
ipen“ attack apparently by a sin-810.30% unfit Butainfl neutrality: for
iairshlp. But now. it appears. there that purpose it'd Went all far I! to
,‘ls preparing not an
ltrlp by one zeppelin. but an opera-
tion at a fleet. From Osten'cl' to Loni-l not
don is not an hour's soil for these
gonadnaugm» of the air The inci- scan territory; it Great Brit-tin would
’ exist for amt.
incessant! war against rims would
. Jdent in Antwerp it; enough to war keep neutral. The same pilot was
rant grater appreciation Jihad 1.40p-
3don knew in Napoleon’s time;
From the outbreak of flit present
made by the Knitter in n dispatch to
King George on August 1 when he
neutrality baring
their Zeppelins It. is a last that warranted b Great Britain
technical men in France and England . y
lune asserted that the Zeppelin was
too dependent upon air condition: to
be an efficient weapon. get your
. Tho Balancing."
The Kaiser's speech from the
. latter year (Element. by no mam Throne if" August 4: "In sundown“
reckless with its money? has stink'
-.mtlllons in-’ Zeppelins. T6 this vsry.’°'.‘°“. njionus by foreign iiiwitt, with
clear consionce and with pure bands
{is ignorant: 0: what these. monsters' we draw the sword "
might. accomplish either in an mm The; president of the Reichstag
Gama." Rhinoceros German nation has
: ocean or upon London and Paris. [E
‘ On land. under the water and nevi “"9" stood together more unani-
ft ,
fight the air.- Germluy has proved tEer- molt“! flu.“ today. ' ‘
rlblo weapons. Should the Zeppellns.
.-___
All unanimous-Nation. .
hosts the success of the howitzer and I ._ . '
m. “mm” u b pm“ um ” Speech of tbt'mtiser from the bal-
llbnil soon see in actual life a mills- 00!! 9‘ “1° mm ”I.“ "I ll.
. ‘tion or the most terrible and tnmendv cranial 0! Jilly 31: “in tho lb“
.t '0? “I. m E.
toils things which the imagination at with q. .9 in;
novelists huts described in recent "a“ m; w
your: Certainly the approach or the a“. til in no
Zeppelin must 3'“. London a boon», "“7 W“. n m hi OI .Ilr-
mutation of the insulin: or w MUM” OHM-Ms“:
film at tho m not.
to? it in m hunt . .
C II hollow-m ton. to point
once more ”mouthwaamz‘:
some of vilr
t
homo-LE
sis. aspsclllly .ln .Wsruuiy. and Vim;
stat! declared upon his word of honor
wmmtm Hot Jun 29 “I. besoocli‘ you
"‘8 Who‘e- How “Erin From-Gannon War Would
H” 3“” "mat had been compelled to tight against
the German chalicellor was eager to .
“Ferment“ promise that qormauy .oven after a '
déu'iand an inch or Web Enro- E
_ 'wnr. before it Gen-none bayou threat- promised 110‘ to attack France m the '
E Ieneti great. and terrible things "with event of France's
: mummmmn nnmlmlumnnwn
incisor. J racism '
Reichsilude.
aortas-suntan.)
(flu-9mm Chrisflltlfi)
That mscbinery. oi. tits tabulation
ammonium moi-tied in odd and
or: basin with enthusism, all are
“com in their filth in Gemsny'at
and deeper by every non: declaration
mommafibtw
\E .
that!“ ”Minute
I’ "
list
For liver
Thirty Years
Polish fraction and 90,000 men of the The Atrocities of the Belgian. Populi-
lion.
" The explorer Hermann Consist: be-
31"" 3W" on fl” 39"" M the ing in the service of the Rand Cross
' ’ at Liege tells the following story:
“When scorching the Liege hospitals
.t’or missing friends of. mine Ea, Belgian
cine! physician declared. that be was
not obi: to Egive- my semesters about
anions. All tint are coiled to- the col- “95"“ having been brought to the it“ . ;- .
quite naked and oven robbed of! . -» .. E
lr identity-disks. in the hospital _
righteous cam, workmen. ”a" E Linwood iron: wounded Gordian soi-
veins—no distinction This boputnll MI. tint. the m not only W
“W“ mu“ " “1’ ““4" m” m robbed the wounded men. but ev-
s: tortured the captured and wound-
“WWWW' “w“ my a soldier: in the moat amino».
Wen the courage of the sol manner. may one living “u all
muddlothemtbstbsvotore- Misso- Menuhin-cyan“
wmfl“ ”n ’9" “m m manure-u. mini-saws!
wmmmmmm
summon-aquatic“ m It!!! mom "I. ,M
in. sum a binary. ““3 Nahuatl-stamens»-
ammonia—Enact”
mi“ yam-nu
ou- anonymous-in
“cub”.
Those those hair is turning gray.
, ‘ where. For M dealing“
VA: the Imamgiii‘thg only up,
sin city of Louvail attackea‘Germu
supply-columns from the back ME.
killed my men. shooting out of tho ’_
gateways and pouring boiling oil down .
from the windows. This perfidious u—
sauit wasrorgantsed by the “thud,
ties and naturally caused strong one“ -
urea oi punishment. The city at Lon-
valn has been partially destroyed.
How Gummy" Political Economy;
uw Stand .tho Tut of tin up.
[1319 German Empire was the only
country. whérs all ditterenun ‘of tho
. Bourse were allready settled and paid-
out and of July; in other countries
the monthly settlements um been
postponed and the outstanding differs»
m not hen paid. Germany has
been the only country that did not do
”how any M“‘iii'tlmisflifiii'7”‘During the iirlt
days of the war the discount of the
Bank of England did rise up to 10 per
cent whereas t German discount ,
went only as I‘d: per cent.
'Sth the mid Variant,» the was
or British and French bonds barn
untitl the end of quotations zoned“;
twin as much as the German bash;
Tho tradition poyahlo in tngust or .
the latest French Loan to the amount . 3 ’
of 800 Killian fraud! has not foes!
lolly hold up. Lending french bum
rem the delivery of the amount]:
realised. by the subscriptions at that"
.4 1-2 0-0-Svedish Loan iat'd out last
i spring in Pin-ls Nothing similar hap-
pened in Germany
Th5 notchsbank has accumulatst
'Etbe largest amount of specie ever
reached and publishes the biggest
number of deposits to the amountnt
2.819 millions of Marks.
Germany has gathered in a my
good crop and has stored provisions
sutlicient tor her whole population till; 3 E
the next years harvest.
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