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1914.

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the kidneys are
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OOD CHARACTER
“OF FAMOUS

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THE GREAT COMMANDER

A recent issue of the Pa

|
|

jper Le Matin contained t!
llowing sketch of Genera
leommander-in-chief
iPreneh armies It was

by Dr. P. Pujaeley, at

the Chamber of Deputi
irticle is headed “Jolfrs
lent

You do not know h I

self know him well fror
tayed often witn h

and with him, more
brothers than with his
jhouse at Rivesaltes, where |
lmy Sundays when I wa

boy, because my owr
ifarther from the « |
pignan
When he was very

was silent A very wood |
feourteous lad Silently he
| od, before the end of his Ktes
year, the degree of Ba

with
months later,

Science, honors ind

before he was

enteen, an occurrence unique
the history of our great h
he was admitted to the Pp tech
nic, his place being fourteenth
His career since the I will re
count very briefly Sury ed by
the war of 1870 at the end of his
first year at college e the rest

of us, he did his duty After the |

lood that is, in
life war he was charged th the or
aot ty at teas ganization of the new defences!
r $2.50 trial size asc, [Of Paris, and it was by him, on
n receipt of price hy [his plans, that the fortifleations
imited, Ottawa. in the Enghien section were cre
ated It was on the slope of a
fort that Marshal MacMahon,|
, surrounded by his staff, called the
4 silent young lieutenant and said|
to him, ‘I congratulate you, cap-|
{al ‘ flirector tain! Captain at 24. It was}
' grand; but he was sent to the]

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SCHEME TO SPRING
ELECTION IN CANADA

Borden Government Thinks it
Sees an Opportunity to Ex-
tend Its Term.

19 It

a November

Ottawa, Sept
that

of Parliament

is report
ed here meeting

is likely to supple

ment legislation passed at the re
cent war session The govern
ment expects the session will be
short and non-contentious and
hopes early in the spring to find
conditions favorable for going to
the country and getting back to
power after a kahki election.

rhe government is now accu-
mulating a big election fund, war
expenditures favoring this, and
hopes the Liberals will be com-
pelled to go into the fight prac-

tically penniless,

MORE “MYSTERY” AT
THE WESTHOLME TONIGHT

THE DAILY NEWS.

 

SKETCH
FRENCH GENERAL

LE MATIN PUBLISHES INTERESTING STUDY OF CAREER OF

A MAN OF FEW WORDS.

inize the working de.
Pontarlier

ul ery pretty, he told

i don’t want to build any

fortifications I would
ind troops,

Pontarlier they sent

I n to build fortifiea
barracks

Courbet arrived, who

rd in hand, to fight

vhich he wished to

destiny He went to

i with Courbet and, under

f the nemy, organized

ces of the island Phen

t him to Madagascar to

t he fortificaitons of

irez, which are claimed
st wonderful of their

He left at last for Daho-
onel Bonnier, who
| by the Dahomiens,. Jof-
» commanded the rear-
illied the fugitives, van-
the enemy and without
vord was the first to en-
that time
Profes-

;

genera,

th Os

buctoo
t left
chool of war,
- ide
nanding an army corps,
he | ven to for
t and the
pment. Speaking of
his the ( Colonel Roussatt, 18
ago, said in La Liberte,
that of Napoleon L, and
a good period.’
Unanimously, the members of
the council of war, on the sug-
of General Pau himself,
commander-in-
ef of the armies,
He said not a word to obtain
this supreme honor. He said not
a word to refuse it.”

Since
France.

general of a divi-

his faculty

organization

It is like

}
iat was

estion
designated

him

BRITISH CHIEF TARGET
BUT DO NOT FLINCH

(Special to The Dally News)

London, Sept. 24 A message
from Bordeaux Saturday said the
whole front was engaged, being
hottest on the left flank. The

enemy singled out the British for
their attack but attempts to force

them back all failed.

ALLIES TAKE MANY
PRISONERS AND FLAG

24
ment yesterday
that the Allies
advances and

Paris, Sept An announce-
afternoon = said
have made slight
captured many
prisoners and another flag. The
weather is very bad :

Counter attacks delivered dur-
ing the night by the enemy were
easily repulsed with to the
Germans.

COOL BANK HOLDUP

loss

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UHLANS NOT FEARED--
OVER ADVERTISED
LIKE THE KAISER

is the
reference

Probably it
capitals —the
moment is to typographic eapi-
tals, not political by the Ger-
mans that accounts for the fact
that we well they give a
tall initial to the word “Uhlan.”
At any rate, there seems to be no
other the cavalry-
men thus named have no particu-
lar claim to that distinetion when
mentioned in a general way and
not with the full title of their re-
spective regiments

Uhlan” is not a place name,
nor does it uesignate, like “Gos.
sack," the inhabitants of a coun-
try or region. It is an old word,
not German at all, but one that
seems to have drifted up into Cen-
tral centuries ago
from the southeast, and in vari-
similar forms it is was
by all the Balkan peoples
and their relatives in Austrid, by
the Turks, and even farther away
than they.
to

free use of

for the

as as

reason, since

Europe many

ous or

 

used

Its original
have simply
more definitely a

Theh it acquired
significance of “prince” ‘in

localities, and finally set-
tled into the designation of caval-
jrymen, that being the branch of
|the army into which young aris-
| tocrats naturally drifted. The
German Uhlans are the only ones
about whom much has
heard in modern times,
therefore there is
impression that
others.

The capitalization of the name
is now tov well established to be
abandoned, but really “lancers,”

hussars,” and “dragoons” have
as much claim to this honor as
does the one cavalryman who al-

meaning
seems
“ehild,”
young
the

;some
|
|

been

son,

been
and
a widespread
there are no

ways get its. Opinions differ as
to whether the German Uhlans
have shown in the present war

the prowess that was expected of
them. Some absurd stories have
been told about little groups of
these horsemen riding about in
Belgium, lost and helpless, but
it is to be noticed that they are
always up where the fighting is
hottest, and their courage has
fully equal to the terrible
demands made upon it. That
they are particularly to be fear-
ed, however, not been dem-
onstrated, and their lanees seem,
in modern war, to be about as
antiquated bows and arrows
would be.

been
has

as
AUSTRIAN DREADNOUGHT
1S BADLY DAMAGED

 

(Special to The Daily News—®O A. M.)

London, Sept. 214.— The Aus-
trian dreadnought Viribus Unitis
was reported badly damaged on
one side in Adriatic Sea fight, but
escaped its pursuers,
USELESS BOMBARDMENT

BY AUSTRIAN SHIPS

(Special to The Dally Newse—® A. M.)
London, Sept. 24.—Six Austri-
an torpedo boats are reported to

 

 

 

 

BATTLEFIELD IN FRANCE
TERRIBLE BEYOND woRps

Dead Men and Horses Scattered
and Piled in Open Places
in Towns.

London, Sept. 19.—The
correspondent, from a point nea
Melun, on Sunday,
deesription of the ro
treat of the
hurricane
which turned the roads int
that the wheels f tl
artillery’ sank deep in the
He the h
strained struggled fle

wired d

ut and

Germans durir ’

and torrents of

ers, 80

describes how
and
vain, to drag the guns away, and
continues:

“T have just spoken with a sol
dier who has returne dwounded
from the pursuit that will go
down with the retreat from Mos-
cow as one of the crowning ca
tastrophes of the world. They fled
he declares, as animals flee who
are cornered and know it.
“Imagine a littered
with guns, knapsacks, cartridge
belts, Maxims and heavy cannon
There were miles and miles of}
it, and dead horses and men. T|
have seen it again and again, men |

|
shot so close to one another that!

roadway

|

they remained standing after
death, The sight is terrible be-
yond words,

‘The retreat rolls back and)

trainload after trainload of Brit-|
ish and French are swept toward
the weak points of the retreating |
host. This is the advantage of}
the battleground which the Allies
have chosen. The network of
railways is like a network of
spider webs. As all railways cen-

ter on Paris it is possible to
trust troops on the foe at any!
point with almost ineredible

speed, and food and munitions
are within arm’s reach.”

WAR

     
   
     
   
   
   
   

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