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Capt. H. B. Barnett, R.A.M.C., doing duty at the Princess Lovisa Hospital, Actos, has beon ordered to embark at an early date for service in North China.

There are at present twelve companies of Submarine Miners, R.F., the greater number of which will probably be abolished, the officers und mon being transferred to other units.

The Otter, Janik, and Handy, torpedo-beat destroyers, are to be commissioned as tenders o the flecta, depot ship for torped-boat destroyers. when that reasol arrives on the China station. Lient. Kiddle will cont'ssion the Otter, Lieut. May the Jana, and Lieut. Thus the Handy. The Hecia will bring out the crews,

DEBATE IN THE REICHETAG. On the estimates for the salary of the Secretary of State for the Imperial Marine the question of the agitation of the German Navy League was raised by the Socialist lender, Herr Babel. He directar attration to the patronage which the longue received through the membership of the German Emperor, the Severoigns of Goran States, several Ministers, and many members of the Reichstag. He also called attention to utter unces of official pereounges like the present King of Saxony and the Bargomnator of Lübeck and to the votes of interested chambers of commorco like theso of Bochum, Dortmund, The Navy League Mühim, and Rnbrort. went so far se to demand the exeuntian of the present Davy scheme by the year 1912 instead of 1917, and set up a further programme ol a third double squadron with its complement of reserves and torpedo of offloers to the necessity of presenting thom- The Army Council baso dituated the attentiod boats. When at New Year the Emperor con- gratulated the league upon its agitation there solves for examination, and have intimated thai could be little doubt that be approved its nezone will be necspted for their not having ambitious naval programme. What were the passed the various exarainations required before political

consequence of this measured agito promotion. Extra regimental employment does tion? For his own part, he did not think that Bot entitle sa officer to provisional advancement,

and differences between England and Germain pussing to resign his appointment in order to it behoves an officer who finds any diffentty could over become so serious as te rendar war inevitable, but he was unable to see what other ill-health wi" also not be accepted.

obtain the facilities for qualifying. A ples of object the agitation coukl have then to arm for a war against England. The German may was not required to fight France or Russia, rineo Russia wonkl be paralysed for many u year to come by the effects of thus present war. The spectre of a combined attack by Russia and France upon Germany had therefore been

exo pinel,

Formerly it had been declared that battleships

absolute

THE AGONY OF FILES.

BILE BEANS PROTE A BLESSING.

To suffer from bleeding piles is torture indescribable. Yet there are thrusands ondur ing its terrible torture to-day, who are unaware of the existence of such a valuable and curs as Bile Beans. The following account of how a miner was completely rid of bleeding piles by this medicias is but one of many such being daily received by the proprietors of Bile Beans from gratefal sufferers. Describing her husband's suffering, Mrs. Tom Metcalfe, wife of aminer at Wingate Colliery, Durham, England, says:

my husband was for many years a terrible "Aa Gongequence of working in wet, seams, sufferer from blanding piles. His condition at length got so bad that he had to give up work, and for eleven montis he was unable to do a stroke. His agony was at times awful, que could not sit, sisund, or lie down. The only way he could get a little esso was by going down on the fur thu Bro. A doctor who attended him said an operation was the only thing to enro him. We got him many different kinds of medicines, but they did him no good.

**Ono day I was reading about a Bile Boan aare, and I thought I would boy a bottle for my husband. I did so and he began, taking thom, although I don't think he was very hops. fal of obtaining relief. However, be felt so much bettor stor the first bottle that ho con- tinued with the treatment. Soon he was ab to get abont without palu, The improvement continued and be was eventually quite cured. I without an equal for piles, we are over without am always willing to testify that Ello Beannare a bottle in the house."

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were required. only for keeping the Baltic and meat is a reasonable strong programme for the the above. La many instances, piles result Gora. 1898; Railway and

The United States Naval Commite in their report, state: The committee frinly boliava that the policy of Congress to buld up the American Navy should be continued, and accordingly notwithstanding the fact that wo are now building a large number of battleships and cruisers, recommend what in their jud. coming year-a programme which they feel assured will meet the approval of the American struction of the Panama Canal, the insistence on the Mource doctrine, the protection of American citizens, the support of our foreign palicios. the great work of the regeneration of the Philippines, and the national defence, all demand that the building up of the navy sha!! go on."

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the North Ses free from the British fests; but the objects now in view appeared to be wider, entorlaired. A war with the United States was out of the question. A war against Russia and France would be essentially a campaign on land. Thero only remained England against whom Germany's naval armaments could be directed. These ambitions were really absurd. Successful a naval war with England was hoidless, since for every ship which Germany built Eugland would brild twe Relatious Letween England nd' Germany had not become less, but ra hur me most powerful arator-ed craft-r in the world, The building of H.S. Dahlen, to be the strained since the developident of the German has been commenced. The Defence will be a ravy. Becal olated that the total trade i etre first class craiser of the Minotaur class. Her England and Germany now ametiated in value to over 1,800 million marks (200,000,0 0), repre-extreme breadth, 75ft; mean draught, bit.; principal dimensions will be: Length, 400ft: anting one sixth part of the whole of the many's and displacement, 14,6) tous: The propelling forsigacommerce. Instead of consolidatio ess

and the ongines will be 23,5 horse power, pacific relations, they wore simply provoking estimated maximum speed 23 knots. England by prosecuting the further increses of bination of water-tals and sylindrics boilers Á com- nuvy. Was it uo provocation when the Burgumuster of Lübee, the chief of a separate tected between the lower and main decks by I be fitted board. The hall will be pro- German State, exclaime" oar navy must be CONNAUGHT HOUSE. which only England! cold be meant; He part of the ship, and tapered to tin. ad 3in. at level with the navies of other Power, by vertical side-armour 6in, think in the contre

by

the bow and stern respectively. The lower directed attention to the salts of natal deck, which will be carved in section athwart- aggrandicament upon the fram of the nuips will be protected by Krupp stol plates Empire. The Minister of War in England lin, thick or the fat and 1'in. thick on the had declared that England was net rich enough slopes. The armament will consist of four to maintain simultaneously a great land army 92. B. L. gans mounted in pairs in barbettes and

great navy. Yet England was richer situate on the forecastle and apper decks, one than Germany, and, shove all, the incidence of forward and the other aft, ten 75in B.L. gaze taxation was juster in

England. In German mounted under shields, also in barbattos situate the cost of military armamente, as well as the on the upper deck, fire on each side, and 28 physical burden of national defence, rested smaller guns. The ship will also be fitted with mainly on the working classes.

designal, as an improvement on the Duke of fro submerged torpedo tubes. She has been Edinburgh and the Herriar classes of cruisers.

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their recognition to express

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for the The action of the lacuo was praiseworthy in centuries lien estranged from a sense of the view of the fact that the German pation had for

importance of the sea and every bing ca nnected with it. On the other hand, her gretted that the Nasy League, or a section of it, and exceet. ed its province by setting up a definite pro.

for the increase of the navy. Kremme

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