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Lord aber, writing to the Glasgow Hui" "I have seen more of the ae on the western front than any of my suntrymen, and am rcct to the con oldman that Germany is stronger then the Allies in oncentrated purpose of her pou

ALord Kitchener appens to possess pla. the insight and judgment necessary to conduct world-wide military operations, overy man and woman should agree to go wherever Lord Kitchener says, even to, death"

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Territorials at the front are now well seasoned to their work, and the tributes, paid to their courage and intelligence by Sir John French and there are wall- marited. A non-commisioned ficer in a Territorial gun section "of ruachina battalion attached to the Seaforth High- Three Isaders gives hin view of the war: timos the Germans bombarded, about 4 quarter of an hour each while the earth shivered and shook and is siz at led and rumbled like thunder. Awful was not the word for it; it seemed as if no living casen, has got something or other in the thing could survive the terrific onslaught. world to leave his family if he should fall, when at last it stopped, the birda The man who earns a living for himself and began to sing in the frees as if nothing had happened: From the distance zame his family from wook to week is, from the bay of a male and the far-off. 'Uch-on* material point of view, of moes value to of the cuckoo. Soon after the boot of the his friends. The workers who enlist are in larges on the meat could be hesed, not fools; they know that perfectly well.

Of those who stay behind, getting coat, telling of peaceful werkers undisturbed by reme, wafted with the or building ships, or making munitions, it the war. And, to crawo it all, the tolling remains to be said that they are rast in of an old church boll members, and that it would be simply a breeco, bringing memories of home and

scenes much more posceful

Such is war, and such is the irony of PROMENADE CONCERT. fast and furious around, the next come all it; pas minate the messengers of death by the peaceful sounds of home and happiness. seeming like a cruel giba. Bondreds of pounds the Germans must have apost on that bombardment and pur little family in the redoubt we were in feared the newy, of

"Talking terrible casualties in the

GLASGOW: Messrs A. R. Brown kickass there is in the prosecation of the miraclo if every section, of them was every

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"There is a ponami tendency all over the country among the comfortable classes writes Frank Dilnot, late Editor of the Daily Citizen," to assunte that what war is principally to be found among the manual wo kuc-the people who earn *kly

Soma gentleman from Seminavia professor I think-in dicated s mothing of the kind the other day as a result of a visit to this country, and there is good dash of private talk bout the matter among the classes of the commanity who do not happen to bare to 816 work with their hands

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it as a mall circalis trench, holding only about 20 men and one machine-gun, sod mile to withstand an attack from all sides, The What a pascofal little spot, it was, with

three tha well. -attended garden plots in

MR. VILLIERS SMYTH.

Band of the 74th Panjabis under Bandmaster Christian

the middle and chairs and tables in the (By Courtesy of the Colonel Commanding

was also a oko stove in and Officors of the Regiment) dug-outs. There

ALIENS. IN INDIA.- German's Denouncement Prússian Methods.

nas corner, and on it all the grub was cocked in a large pot. On all sides were trees, and the dug-out occupied by myself

of

The Police Reserve Orchestra.

and the five fellows who were with me was under Orkestis Conductor F. Gonder

mals against a big apple tree, covered with apples. A pair of sparrows had made a

Authorities) 10 centa.

We need great armies of heroes abroad and great armies of workers at home, and we have them. Anyone who carefully analyses the facts without sisse prejudies will, I am sure, reach the inevitable con- clusion The South Wales businese savo a flip to that the mapan workers of this the argument, and th sehe ndroeste con country are prepared to yield themselves, Pription aro mamming hone their conten-and-ill yield themselves, not merely Pro Lions with instances of plackers sad people portionately but disproportionately.. who haggs about money and wages at the the great task which lies ahead of us. present time. The workers, on the other hand to af diadsantage because they are hopplerly deficient in exponents of their case. People who talk about them. do not live among the working classes, and Huwspapers are written by those who do A not have to work with their bands, and largely for those who me in the e

rest is a hole in one of the branchce, and Charge for admission (required by the position. What are the facts? They areMrG. H. Krumbiyle, against whom so though they fled when shrapnelas these. The very large majority of the e untry is composed of these so-called much has been said and written both in tying they always returned. Hundreds working classes, and as a result the very Mysore and elsewhere and against whons of different lit le birds fed on the insects the Vek | there is very strong feelins, and whoss in the branches and hopped about, not the large majority of the fighting forces and of the industrial forces, who are going to new recently removed from the least bit scared by the presence of man crumbs I sent bring victory to Britain, are drawn from management of Lalbagh Horticultural the little lark was even bold enough to bop

show, explius in a letter why be as down and pick up mome these men. Their snormous preponder hitherto adopted silence and the avoidance tered for him to the fiting line, and will sace in number makes very obvious any of war discussion, but owing to the circum- Now we are in the breaking-away from discipline, any local trees referred to above-be explaines in ho here for some days. But at this place cise atent, any sporadic effort to remedyjustice to bitself, that he now breaks it is quiet; and the dag-outs are almost all what is regarded an injustice in ageilence in order to state that his position well nitted with furniture taken from shell- questions. The sam total of these facts is Uist any local divergence from what I may towards the country of his adoption and his shattered French houses. We have our above and car pot, our chaits and tables. call devotingsl effort and wartime sall-titude towardsde war.

He writes ara a German by birth but. But no one was so successful as the chap. acrifice, because of a sense of injustice, je

One can hardly a spring mattress: held up soft to show that it is among the left my huma in Saxony soon after who triumphantly brought to the redoubt working people that there are to be founderving my apprenticeship in horticulture ast sections who are not willing to do their and went to England in order to study for he saything but hopeful. Looking forward a year at the Royal Botanical Gardens at to the day when we may algu about once Kow. Both the chameter of the British more in civry clothes, with no fear of people ad the rich source of botanical and snipers or shalls, secure in a lasting borticultural interest at Kew appealed to peace.*

put

ABIES OF TEROES.

me so strongly that I never wear back to

THE BACISI MPIRIT.

were there.

the

the

It must be recognised that this terrific allict casust, as in days of chivalry, be settled, by

sumparatively in the band of my native land but gladly accepted a post The feature which impresses itself here, but has to be suttled, and will be on the Kew Gardens staff, from which I was

most strongly on me is that ur artillery. settled by hugs armies of berues. Feud subquently appointed to Intis by the seer wastes a shell," writes Compl. F. W. he reports from the front and the fact will Secretary of State, I married an English Loxton, of the Somerest Light Infantry, by friend nt Yeovil..Sometimes there is a abrous eduogh. The brave soul of lady and I sent my children to England for miner or a tramway is as of much im their location. Now having lived for so burst of fire with a definite abject, such a portance as the brave soul of a duke's so lang (clone on 31) years) amid British mashing up a redoubt or firing un They must all be brave, and they are all surroundings and under the protection iping or machine gun station, but never equally valuable: together they represent of the British Government it purposeless shell, whereas the Germans us national heart. Has eas love of country impossible for me to look upon the war will blaze away hundreds of shells without been shown by the poor man as contrasted from a German point of view. No one en with the rich map? Look round among aduire more than I do the thoroughly by apparent.object, unloes it be to get a yuerfiende and acquaintances of the mid-fair and chivalrous way in which sy creunity now and again. They must

dung die class from 15 up to years of age the British are fighting both on land and at least have fired 1,000 sets a day on

average at er over our trenches inid ark gunzelf what pr portion of them as, and I absolutely repudiato saʊ cɔativa days the troops over here is

A serving in bis Majesty's forces. Idem utterly the violations by the Ger ***The spirit of should ta surprised to hour that they summan army and navy of the rules of civilised simply spleaded, and there is not a man Lered more than 10 per cent.

warfare. I refer especially to their treat who does not believe that when the day Now look at the mach abused section of mens of poor Belgium; the disregard for comes and the order to advance is given we the country South Wales, with its miners.non combatants' lives on sen by German shall walk right through the German pasi: Off that lund y-condemned cinos in South submarines, and the use of poisonous games, clans and nur guns knock theirs to hits - and Wales numberit g, suppone, beat I know that a letter like mine is liable to cancur; but there will be some casualties 2 ), (--I have it on the authority of, Sirsaspicion that it is written through fear of when that happens, and 1. hope that some Te is Richards, M.P., that no fewer than possible consequences in case I were of those who have stopped at home will 34,000 me wearing his Majesty's uniform, keep silent Bat such is not the cme, and have come up by that time and be ready Imagine that, if you enb, from the lairared I am induced to make this avowal of my come in at the death. Tas by proposi

mes of Englane. That 50,000 from aliments. I wish to clear myself of any South Wales are numbered among pot less suspicion of living amore you as a wolf is tien, sad every m. will is wanted. than 250,400 miners, who have gone from sheep's clothing, or, in other words, a & the venous district to fight for their German enjoying British protection while

distries to fight fo

sac, etly working against his protectora, and

The Japanese Navy Department ha Is it to be supposed that these skilled to declare that I hate no connection what- workmen have gone to the front to better ever or ever hand with the German or any decided to dispose of six o bolete warshign their position, to earn more wages They Lather secret service, and I hold my these are the Sbikinami and Makizuno," have felt their jobs to go at to face death honour too high to ever permit myself farmerly Russian torpedo gunbusta, the xed mutilation for something over shilling doing anything contrary to the loyalty destroyers Kasmi, Sazanmi, Famizsuki a dag. S

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