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Mr. Percial Gibbon, the Englab The following Tabla shows the Star- The Echo Beige which is at present novella, who is the Eastern front.dard Time at which Official Night ends published in Holland, prints an interview writing muthand Through and begins during the month of August which took place between a member of trains ruining frost Brussels to Kovel 1818 its staff and a Dutchman who works on are pouring along the lines as fast as a boat up and down the Rhine This possible, bringing ever more men from mon stated that all the men de the Rhine Germany's great reservoirs of dish and boats were Patchurien, exeeps the raprada blood. Russia's latest prisoners instade and portage the mates All other men utterly inexperienced in fighting. Germans on the boats have been called They were whirled unstward, detrained inj up for some sort of service other. He wet primeval forest, and tumbled stated that it was possible to get very head-long ito one of the most desperate. good prices for odds and shits of food in battles in history.
The latent and most Germany. He himself had sold a quarter significant reinforestent in General cou ef a kilogramme of ham for Os, and hals Hindenburg, whom prisoners report to be a böttla of olive oil for .; and heat Kovel, with tieneral von Linings and dilated upon the enormous cost of a good galaxy of other generals. meal and the diffealty in getting it
The Rains recently captured some Sept. 25. Oct. was next asked about the state of mind Bulgarians, sent to the East front against Oct 9 Oct 18 of the German people, and he replied their will and compelled to sivance by Oct. 26 Nov. 4 En general, astounding: yes, I'must the German shrub that they would be Nov. Nov. 18 say admirable Why aren't such energy tired on by anachine guns if they refused. Nov, 19 Nov 36 and such a spirit of sacrifice pit to the The Germans suffered ghustly Icasos at Dec.
Dec. 15 use of a better came At Dusseldur the village of Kinch When they were Dec 17 Dec. 34 in
of the restaurarts, where I attacking repeatedly in denne formation 1917 sought in via for the shadow of a the withering fire of the Russian uns ......i Dec.
31 Jan. 7 meal, I saw a woman come in. She destroyed their gas containers, losing the
with her. My husband way in mourning, and had three children 4 among the Germans, who fell back she said in pitous disorder. The slopes were sobding, was en rae of those ships which carpeted by German corpses. were sunk in the naval battle. Here I a widow with Ave orphans. Bus muddenly she pulled herself together again, and added. Fur Gots und Vater. land' These little incidents are of daily occurrence,
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An astonishing discretion prevails everywhere. Warning placards are all round, one. It soldiers are speaking together, they grow silent at the appmuch of a civilian.
HONGKONG HOTEL. --
Mr G. Holman
My Atholl Anderson. M: A. Hicks Mr R. L. Atkinson M-W. B. Hind Mr G. E. Anderson. Mr A. P. RO Mr Murray Eain Mr W. J. Hodge Mr J. H. Faring Mr WL. L Barker Mr A. Shelton Hooper 31 C. D. J. Bell Mr EM. Joseph Mrs E. R. Belilios Mr. Howard Mr ST. Betting Mrs G. H. Bowday Mr Larsson.
Dr.AT. Hnoderez
Capt. R. Branch
and child
Mr & Mrs C. Laurit-
sen
"The Austrians, who lack the Germans Mr. D. Buchanan
Mr&Mrs H. Bridges Mr S. Longfield
Dajor D. Macdonald. vicious afficierny, attempted to destroy Miss 3 Clarke Dr. O. Marriota. the roads as they retreated, forcing the Mrs F Coleman Mr J. Matthiasen Russians to drsne over quagmires, Mr HA. R. Conant Mr B.K.Mehte
Mis R. Coleman Mr D.Me. MESY The Germans added to the dangers of the Mr JJ, Connell Mr & Mrs Mentzer ghastly swamps by conevaling sunken Mrs Cornelinssen. & Mr J. Merecki cocoons of barbed wire in the qug Me G. L. Courtney MrJ. I. Folkek
child
Mirs U.S. Taget from which trapped men were able to Mr J. W. Courtney. Mr and Mrs C. J. fear themselves.
The Germans also Mr Croucher placed mines in the muddy channels. Mrs F. E. Davis They even covered miles of the core in Capt. J.1 Dewer way that promised a firm foothold in Mr J. Dawar
Mr F. Donnison
People reckep that the war is the doing of the militarist party and its chiet, the hope that it uculd prove a mac-trap Mr W. E.
Mr. Ray
Mr Rouse
Mr R. R. Roxburgh Mr J.H. Scott
the Crown Prince. They, bever tol of to the Rasian persuer. The tactics Mr F. ginay Mr C. H. Shields.
him, and their silence is signideant. were
-urwise. They resulted in Mias M. E. Du
Daly once, when my attention was else.unimportant, though striking losses Mr Mrs C.
Mr
Mr and Mrs T. W
Simmons Mrs 31 Sade
where, I ought I heard something which exasperated the
army that
had Y. Sorpy..
whispered about
SERGEANT'S PRISONERS.
the big empty, head, hitherto heen in the habit of” taking That is the current tick-name for the prisoners.”. Crown Prince, 'der dicko eitel Kopf." The Emperor is still as popular as ever.
rudge against him. His po trait is everywhere. People have! He is pitied. rather for allowing himself to be dragged by his entourage into this dreadful vár. But wine is drawn, and minst be drunk. It concerns the safety nad the welfare of the Empire."
INDIA'S INDUSTRIES,
STR THOS. HOLLAND'S SPEECH.
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HALF OF THEM KILLED BY THE GERMANS' FIRE
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"Speaking at Mudras at a meeting of the Southern India Chamber of Com-thought it time to see what help be Mr and Mrs H. merce, Sir Thomas Holland, after review could get for the wounded. ing some aspects of the commerce of the Presidency, dealt with the scope of the his impressions on the preliminary to Industries Commission's work and gave all necessary expert labour for any Indis bad, he said, meats of obtaining
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even instance, sugar, though!
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