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DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-Premier Asquith

Hlbveared at the Mansion House last night for the purpose, as he expressed it in the opening of his speech. “ as head oi’ the Klng's Government to siiuimoii loyal and patriotic Ireland to take her place in defence of our common cause."

The Prime Minister received a.

tremendous welcome when he ap- lleared on the platform with John E. Redmond, the irish Nationalist leader. and the Earl of Aberdeen. Lord Lieutenant ot' ireland. and his Ulleiiing words aroused the greatest entliusiasm. lie went on to say that there had been wars with regard to which there was a diversity ot? opinion. but that was not the case tu-day. 'i‘o- day, he declared, throughout the Empire without distinction ot’ creed. party or race oliinnte or class or sec- tion the people were united in ile- ieiiiliiig interests which were vital. not only to the British Empire, but to all that was worth having in our com- mon eiviiisation and the future pro- gress ot' mankind, whether Greut Britain succeeded or failed.

" We Are Not Going to Fail."

“But," exclaimed the Premier, " we

are not going to fail.” 'There could not be any liiglier cause, said the Premier, than the vindication of inter- national titith and the protection of the weak against the violence of the strong and those who preached a practical religion ot' forire. Germany was the real, responsible factor in this war. Tliere was nothing in the uuarrel such as it was, between Austria and Servla, that could not be settled by pacific menus. but for the fact tiiat. in the judgment of those guiding and controlling the German policy the hour had como to strike the blow whioli had been long and deliberately prepared. ln their hands, iiiii:lrtl'eil Mr Asuuith, lay the choice between peace und war. and their election was for war. `

'l‘lie invasion of Belgium and Fraiii-e,

said tho l’rini<>. Minister, constituted the blaulrest panes of wa.r‘s souibre history. Eiigiaiid had worked to thu last for peace. in his appeal to irish- men he was baciiefl by irishinen ot’ all parts of the Empire and the woi‘ld.

What Great Britain Asks.

“The old aniino.-iii_ies_____ai~g__ilgaii,

What Great Britain asks, what she believes ireland is ready' and eager to give," he said " is a freewill oiier- ing oi' free people."

Mr Redinond, who t'ollowed, said he

‘h'a“il'proiuiscd the Ariflibisliop of Ma- lines that lrolanid would bring her arms and strength to avenge Louvaiu.

“it is lrelaiid`s duty to iight,” de-

clared the irish Nationalist. leader. “Great liritain has kept faith with lrelnnil. and ireland will keep faith with Great. Britain." ‘ _

Great crowds gathered in the streets

of Dublin and cheered the Nutioiialist. Volunteers, who, armed \vith rifle and bayouets, acted as it guard ot' honour.

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Military experts who believe that

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pertness of the killing mnuliines of both sides, an army oilleer recently returned from Europe, where 1i_e_ stud- ind military oqiiipment, said:""‘”

“Despatc-lie,s inilicaie that both thc

l<`reiiuh and Gerniaus are using heavy siege mort-ars in this battle. . How great their rlesti‘\n-ti\'oiiess is re- mains to be seen after this conflict is ended. The possibilities ot' the giant instruments oi’ ilestriictioii defy cunt-eptinn. The 9-inch guns and 1|- iiiuh uiorinrs oi' tho Lleriunns, using lil;-;lil_\' explosive siiells. erin do im~ai~ culuble ilniiiage." '

“ 'l‘li<- vi'fei~tiv<-» rainzc of these siege

iiiorIur:~'. is i`roiu six to nine iuilos. and they throw a shi-ll f‘apaiilo,ol‘ piercing armour plate which \vi~i;.:lis ubout night hunilrcd pounds. 'i`ho iiinlioliral elioot of such zi gun. truly found, in tutreiii-li whore mon are lighting shoulder to slioulilor van lwst bo iiiingiiiorl.

“'l‘hi-e great fault with tliusi: siege

mortars is the diliii'uit_v of traiisporta- tion. ’l`lit~y must. be moved on great plaitforms over the ni;ii'i»dniii roads or. probnl>l_\', the Gei'|iiaiis nro four-truck- ing the railroads as they move along, thus emibliiig tlio,ai‘til|vi'_v forces to iuouut these onoriiiotis piorus oi' ord- iiaiire on two tial i-urs."

Although he admitted that the losses

so fair in the war have been enormous and appziliing, this ollicer said lit' did not. lioiivve tlicy were as great as tirst reports. would iiiilllcatc. `

“’l`hr~ iii-spzitclies t‘i=portr:il tho do-

slriii-tiuii of three ltussizin army corps iii (lnlic-.la with i2ll.0ii0 nioii," he said. “.\?ow that is ii pli_vsii‘nl iii\possii>iliti'. To add to the colour o|` this report, it was said that 70,000 men were cap- tiiroil. \\'li_\', :il i\lukdeu, in the Russo- .Iupauese \\'nr, only :itl,t)0tl iuon were vapturtzil. li iwi-nty per cent. of the forces oi' one side now battling have been lost, it will be it friglitful death roll. Teh per cent. loss will make troops give way and rcireiit to a new lviiiiizige point.

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PARIS, Sept. 28.-The prolongation

oi’ tension on the two long lines ot' iiro und death fronting each other on Aisne must have become insupportnbie to Germans since reports indicate that they have changed their tactics and attacked with the bayonet. The opiii- ion is expressed here that General Jol't`re's master hand is shown in this and it is believed be has succeeded in pushing his lines inside the range of deadly heavy German guns and forced the enemy to hand to hand fighting.

Since the attacks have been repulsed

over the whole line, according to oflic- ial eoniiniiuications, military experts bei-u cannot see now what resourct~s German Einperor’s Generals can call on to retrieve their fortunes. The Matin expreses 'the opinion that the new troops the allies found frouiiiig them on left wing were not from (lor- niuu left wing but are part of forces iietaclied after <‘lizileroi, and sent' to East Prussizi but now brought buck in haste. General opinion is that tho bat- tlo cannot. be tlelnyeii muifli longer.

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killed in bii_\'onet eliai'i.;i-\s, lic sold:

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