Daily British Whig (1850), 28 Jan 1915, p. 10

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'Provided with a new ma- fitine ahiich 'he' wished to' try, 'he oaded if with a dozen bombs and f ff for the enemy's MHne.'. In previous reconndissances, he had | made note of the Geénman ammuni- tion atores assembled on a certain plot of ground. _To this spot it was that, he steered his way, fiying very high and taking advantage of a mist, so that' he should not be ob- served," When he was near his goal, he hovered above the place, and = de" cending lower, dropped nine of the Romba, The effect was prodigious. loslon after explosion reat the So that his mache was shak- a "hy the vibration' waves. Pegoud flew awny, elated at his success. Still He had three bombs left, and swooplig like a bird 'at play, 'he flung them over the heads of a company of German soldiers. They tteréd " them fn all direc- tions. egoud flew off throngh 'the darkened sky lke a 'winged dove. His latest achievement was direct- ed a few days ago.ggainst a captive airship /from which 'the fire of Ger man batteries was directed. Flying at a great height, and making a wide detour behind a veil of clouds. Pegoud then flew straight at the sausage shaped balloon. He was oF OVER J seen. at onte, and shots were flged at 'him wildly. He heard the sauiits of 'the soldiers and hoarse | com" mands. Little figires Were runnihg about like ants down there, and the balloon 'was hastily drawn ' 'earth- ard, but it was too late. Pegoud swooped in one of "the magnificent volplanes which used to thrill me when I saw them over English' soll. When he saw' less than fifty yards above the airship, he flung his bomb. A fearful ex- plosion followed, making a galé of air-currents in which the French aeroplane rocked lke quivering flames. The ball of gas was rent, and the German airship collapsed to the earth. A Mystery Solved. An Englisitman, servi {try as attache to the At Washington, says that Sir Arthur Copan Dayle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes, has more than once been sought out by persons desirous of consulting him about thefts. To a woman Sir Arthur one day gobd naturedly, and facetiously said: "My detective powers are quite at] your service." "Frequent and mysterious thefts," said the woman, "have been occurr- ] ing at my hotise for a long time, Thus there disappeared last week a motor horn, a broom, a box of golf balls, a left riding boot, « dictionary, and a' half dozen tin pie plates." his coun- Ish embassy Sir Arthur; "you keep a goat." -- Lipp'ucott's. 2 When Mr. Churchill told the: House of 'Commons that the health of the sailors. was nearly twice as £00d as in times of e He ral Lida oe rs, 'for certainly 8 Slike' hate er has ever jiore 3 aver his men he present commander-in-chief " we grand fleet. His first care is food si clothes, an third recreation; and Lady Jelli seems to be acting as a remarkably shore to see that he gets all he wants in the way of _gomforts for his "chickens. "What i t Gl od posses sion, Miss gi bid "7" eilrposteesio self-possession, of coutse!"' SH de eee y {Oh ree, this is s0 sudden!" Rat rook "The case 1s perfectly clear," said] Fug 0 TNDOMITABLE a WAR ox COMMERCE. tbo Great - Britain Tiestroys Foreign Trade, Naw York Journal of Commerce England' fiyst effort when war | fairly opened was to drive approxi mately $6,000,000,000 of German commerce from the ocean. In this she has fairly succeeded, for the Ger- man flag is new not to be seen, It may be estimated 'that about 3,000, 00 net tons have disappeared, some of it forever, mich to reappear only under foreign flags, and only a limit- et part, probably, in the old capaeity. | Such action has followed traditional | lines, for this typé of treatment of eniemy vessels: and cargoes is the staple of war itself and is sanctioned | by international law and custom. Be-| fore the waf England controlled il | important eable lifes.. The next step in the process where- | by England has gsenght to limit trade between: neutral 'nrtfons on 'the one! hand and Germany 'on the other has likewise some sanction, but has been carried to an'unprecedented height The extension of the list of -contra- band - articles, the use of drastic methods to prevent Germany from réediving the raw materials required for war and her industries, is de- Germany's of the slow process of attrition! whereby England hopes to wear out her enemy's strength and force him | to the wall. 'Whether or not it be only this in intent, however, the final | result will be the same, since the of-| fect must necessarily be that of im- | peding or suspending industrial prog- | ress, 'enforcing 'more or less perma- Rent loss of markets, destroying cred- | It and otherwise demolishing, mole, and more of the complex and Nelicate} machinery of modern trade eh | Gerniany had 'skiltaily and dork | That this ig perhaps an | object in itself is indicated by the ap- | plication of severe ' administrative measures designed to prevent Eng- lish capital = from * being 'used to finance operations that might ulti- mately ald Germany or her people. It is not long since English bankers received directions noi to discount bills drawn to finance operations re- | sulting in the exportation of Ameri- can metals and metal products; anc: other instances of similar Hele: might be cited. ' 'Bogland 18 now carrying this sys emi of eeomomic warfare still fur thér. "Not only are German firms i lish possessions being driven t- liquidate or put up their shutters but ~through the withdrawal of al' financial 'aid = formerly obtainer through London the branches o* world commetce of every desefiption fea by Gor or not, ie oad sontrol 1 rmans withthe ald o bry purees, seem Jikely to atin | bande, ' Te-organt erwise altering thelr statns in-orde: to avoid the econemie gxcommunica | tion which Ragland has propounced. against them. 'Only recently «ll German firms' in Hong: Kong uve been 'ordered to jiauidate > > The Indomitable is 1 stionie communication between HMI NEW ZEALAND | The Lien and Princess Royal being' sister ships, are shown &s8 one picture. the hip the présent King visited Canada when Prince of Wales STRIPPED TAKEN TOWNS. in Advance, Paris, Jan. Roubaix is-now Otto Kastein, former- | {ly a senior partner in a Roubaix | woolen firm which employed only Germans, all of whom [eft before the mobilization. The Journale regards this as proof' of the assertion that the Qer- mans. deliberately stripped captured (towns, as a commercial man would be most likely to know the where- abouts of stocks. Wool in large quantities is reported to -have been removed to Germany from Roubaix. PAU GOING. TO RUSSIA. Evidence of Close Military 'Entente Between Allies. Paris, Janu. 28.--It is stated that General. Pau will soon visit the head- quarters of the Russian aemly. The avowed Ghjeet of the visto present the militaty medal which has n conferred on Grand Duke Nich- as, but it is thought here that the sfitrusting of the mission to an officer if General Pau's 'standing is signifi mot of which « exists between the allies, It #ill certainly tend to impress public opinion in the same favorable way hat M. Millerand's visit to England has dane. Trans-Oceanic 'Phone Predicted, New York, Jan. Bell , after talking to San Fren- aT uttered this extraordinary pre. "he mext great feat will be tele Am- erin and Furope. The thing is pos dble, and 1" hope I will live to talk atross the Atlantic, asl did 'Monday from the Padific to the Atlantic. "We could telephone from New York to Cape' Horn if wd had: the wires: You ask' mé if there will come a 'dayswhen 'we can "telephotis around the 'world # a. rt on whieh | 28.--Thé Journale re- | | ports a provincial newspaper as as-| fended on the ground that it is a part | serting that the German governor at! corning ( the close military entente 28. Alexanders { Geaham Bell, inventor of 'the EE = WP | WHY IS U. S. EXCEPTED 2 | Bernstorft Says Government Won't } Seize >upplies, | Washington, Jan, Count von { Bernstorl, the German ambassador, | notified the state department that his govermment had given official assur- | ance that no foodstuffs shipped by the United States to Ceérmany woull be | seized for military or any othér gov- | ernmental use. { 'The ambassador's notification to { the state department was given wer. | bally, but it was understood that, la- | ter he would send a formal note on the subject, Officials surmised that the enibassy might "have been instructed to "make { this communication 'as an explanation | that. imports from. Arérica would hot | bo affected by the announced purpose of 'the 'German government to. seite { certain food 'supplies, as reported in news despatches from Berlin, No word {bad come to-day, however, either to | the embassy or 'the state department, | concerning this announcement, and | hile it was mentioned when the am- 28. | | Germans Laid Spoilation Plans Long| bassador called ut the department, jt { is understood not to have heen made [a subject of discussion, The department cabled Ambassador Gerard at Berlin for information con- jermany's intention te Appro- | priate wheat, corn and flowr, { PLEASURE OF DEATH. | Those Who Die At Know It. London, Jan. 27.--"The man who dies at héme doesn't know the pleas- ure of -death; 'and I would much ra- ther 'die here than in the most com- fortable bed you could rig up at home." This is what a dying Trish soldier, in & rough field hospital at Ypres, told Tieut. "H.R. Watson, of the Highland Light Infantry. The soldier came of aflong line of fighting stock. His father died on the battlefield of Abu Klea, his father's father at, Tsandlwhane, his paternal great grandfather at Alma and his prandiather's father at Wa- terloo. An only brother fell in the Boer war # at 'Glencoe and another now lies womnded in a military hos- sital "1 know + I am dying," said the soldier, "but I don't mind, It's al- vays our luck, and rums in our fam- ly, like wooden legs. "TNere iw a joy in fighting that appeals to me, andl wouldn't mids this set-to for all the world," The man's last words to his officer were "Good-bye, old chap; you were my superior a.day or two ago, but at d»alh's door all men are equal." STIRRING UP ¥ROUBLE. Mounted Police Sent to Quell Dis. Turbers. : Moore Jaw, Jan. 28.--Aceording fo 2 ory ab from a reliable ihe 4 "and hen aaap- rua X fine have 'been: mak 'rouble at Renin, Wil- cox and Avi g of an im- minent invasion of Canon and of their-oyn . warlike readiness,' of their arms. and prowess, they have so an- Home Don't lb dsakbas i that: ac- tion, + It is now 'undeitatocd 'that "already se of twenty-five Mounted Police 'been Suspetched A nt Regina to Ro their "instructidns to ri in-person with their arms at the | capital within' three days for egistra- tion, otherwise stern measuces will im- mediately ho hide out, --GASTORIA | hie Ar Micerd NOT NARCOTIC, - rt -- Sve of Old. BOE ER Apesfoer Remedy for Conslipa hen, Sour Stomach, Diarbosa, Worms Convulsions Feverish ness and LOSS OF SLEEP: > FacSimie je Signature of Pot Eid Tue Contaur CoMPANY. MONTRERLEREW YORK Eee] REP RTS Fo td Exact Copy of Wrapper. 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