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`ililliLlli‘Hl|ili CAMP
VALCARTIER CAMP, August 27-
Tonight the strength of Valcartier
stands at close to 25,000 and null
the troops pour ln. By the time the
artillery units have arrived this Heat
tented city will boast a population
of<at lsast'.80,000.- all soldiery. and noi;
including thousands of workmen, .md
those employed along many lines.
SIOWIY. surely 'like 'a great. vice, the
rigidity oi martial law is gripping
Valcartier. Day and night now the
challenge springs readily to the lips
of sentries. Valcnrtier has settled
d0Wl1 ¢0'§rim business, steely and
unbending. The only soft spec ln
camp tonight is in and about the Y.
M. C. A. tdllt. Great tllrorigs are
Blazing' "neck of Ages." ever mere
just now. Visitors will bs few and
far .between hereafter. There is lime
place in war' time for entertaining,
and if half the rumors nre to bn or-ell.
itsd a very great many more men
u'-ill pass through Valcartler and on
to the front before camp is dually
struck. So persistent are these ru-
mors that one has diiliculty in dis-
couraging tlle idea that e. second and
perhaps a third Canadian contingent
will step in hero when the first have
sailed..
SUNK AUST_RQiN CRUISER
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Aug. 28.- A British dc-
stroyer sunk an Austrian destroyer
ofl’ Corfu,Ionian Isles, after ten min-
utes fight.
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showsry elsewhere. ~ ‘l " ‘
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the Estate late Mrs. Catharine Mc-
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and other articles. Finder kindil'
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osive reward __s148_-8‘2§ '
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-RESULTS    vlcTRY |=oR BRITISH  ET
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liruiscrs and Two
Two British Ships
Attacked 'German Flatt Under Buns of Island Fortress Off Mouth of the Elbe. Two dermuo
Torpedo Bout Dcstroycrs 'flora Sunk, Another Cruiser Set on Fire ond Other Ships Damaged.  
Slightly Dumugiid und British Casualties Were liot Heavy. '  if 2   
vlng only slight damage. The drst
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message from the Press bureau declar- \v
es Louvi>,’.ii is niiw a heap of rrshes and ll
Thc Germans sct the town afire at-ill
fornmtion burcau announces the fol
lowing The Belgian Minister oi For L
cign affairs reported that on Tuesday a
REASON FOR THE DESTRUQTION
taking the nature of the incursion B
fircd upon their countrymen whom
they mistook for Belgians. ___
p .
ies the Germans in order to cover up
their mistake pretended it was thc in-
whcreas, the inhabitants including tho
than a week before.
toning to any protest the German
would
P. E. Island, occupied the
chair. llir, Elliott, Secretary of the -
Cadet Movement of Toronto, made ~
itury training of all male citizens
paper on Single
mittee meetings of the teachers of
the different provinces and the even
ing in a social entertainment.
 ”fs H0`T’“0s`i;i<r°rI.'i“ri”d'c'i;i .iii the meetings are bein: very _
.A al .
Tli
isu yesterday, principally in the af-_" 4
tsrnoon.
yesterday was 14 des ab°v° we. ._
the lowest the previous night being
49 deg. above. At 9 a. m. yesterday
4 , b vi. '
ein: tljda will bo high this evening st
at 4.34, Monday morning at 5.44 an
t 6.42 nd' onday at 0.40; it .
rtlisgrgdvmsarrow Tnoifglnl' ‘M 5-10. 300°”
day st. 5.10 and 'i‘u_e_s¢l§! li 5-2°-_ _ 
The first quarter of the moon wa
Fr ' _ . . s
°n‘!'hsrs zrill be s full moon on Friday, |.
Sept. 4th. 'st 4.10 s. in.
(Exclusive to The Guardian) Xl
LONDON, Aug. 28.-The first im-
by
sub V
squadron. The ofilcer in chief com- n°
ness Admirsi sir David neatly. 'roia da
Admiralty despatch, the story is suf-_ is
toxt issued to-night by the Official P
Press Bureauz- . , ur
Early this morning a conccrteil_ gl
operation of some importance wasl
Heligoland Bight. A strong force of to
destroyers supported by light cruisers
conjunction with submarines intercept- ‘lf
cd
and cruisers guarding approaches to ‘B
th
gagcd by the British light cruisers
sifiiiivii vicinnv 
(.
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portant naval action of the war was 'thu
fought today in Heligoland Bight, re- lsqu
suliine in u'sni?,sl,\ins blew delivered 'ma
British cru sera, dcstroycrs and ml
marines against a German-scouting ~Th
mand of the British force was Am
a
attempted against the Germans in mo
and battle cruisers and working in' L
e German Coast. Two German de- th”
stroycrs were sunk and many dam- lyw? He has been telling the Ger.
aged. The cncmy's cruisers were en- man people that the attitude of re
s
S
Kiel Canal. ‘
(Exclualvc to The Guardian)
ONDON, Aug. 29.-“In the light
this news," says Archibnld Head,
and nffnglled Gelmml (lest,-0ye",.s nnval expert of the Telegraph, #what
` to be said of the foolish talk of
redoubtahle Count Von liovent-
snd some cruisers. The urs: ugni ,Herve on the vert Of the British navy
crulscr squadron sank thc Mainz, rc- means that Great Britain objects to
ttle cruiser squadron sank one
iser of the Koeln class; another
iser disappeared in the mist heavi-
on fire and in s. sinking condition.
l the German cruisers engaged were
s disposed of. Tho battle cruiser'
adroii. although attacked by sub-
rines and floating mines, success-.
ly evaded them and is undamaged.
e light cruiser squadron suffered
casualties. The fiotllla cruiser
ethyst and destroyer Laertcs are
magod. The British loss of life is
l d l 1'. _ reported to bc notheavy."
n ry Mon L phrases of the omdal he importance of this daring raid
T
fl le , , _ in the fact that the British fleet
c utly thrilling. Following is the. ased behind Germanys heavily
med outpost, Heligoland Island, and
aged with signal success the Ger-
n Mosquito fleet guarding the
uth of tho Elbe and the entrance
their dwellings and some were made MR' AND MRS' GAU
(Special to the Guurdiaii.) prisoners. Women and children were C di P )
ccd on trains for destinations which I ( ‘ma nn re" _
ere not known The soldiers were fur- ' MONTREAL’ A“g“st 28'_Mrs' Ham'
“hed with boxilbs and get me in all il)ton _Gault will accompany thc l’rin§:ess
twisted ruins. The beautiful buildings parts ofthe city. The splendid cliurcliflatrlcm Regiment ovemen' _Ier ms'
LOUVAIN IN RUINS. inhabitants were ordered to leave LT
ln
LONDON, August 28.-An official D
ue hundred points by using cxplos-2 S
its fleet advancing against ours. The
liritish navy has got to work and
with eilect. Two of Germany’s new-
est cruisers, the Maintz und
another vessel of the same class
§havo been destroyed and nnothcr left
sinking' and cn flrc. Two Herman
destroyers have been sun‘. and many
damaged. No British ship has been
lost. This brief summary is the story
of the outcome' of concerted action
in Heligoland this morning. A strong
force of British destroyers and sub-
marines supported by light cruisers
and battle cruisers -with livift-
ness went into this bay and inter-
cepted a number of German light
cruisers and destroyers which were
guarding the approncbes to the Ger-
rnan coast. 'l` hey were evidently tak-
en hy surprise. The rrsult was that
all the enemy.s cruiser force was
wiped out and the destroyer flotilla,
ut least, decimated.
So is spelled the opening of the war
in thc North Sea. It is only, of
course, beginning but it is a fine bc-
glnnlng. lt will givc thc navy renow-
erl confidence and it will ciiecr not
only thc action but thc Empire far
overseas. The news will givc joy.
The first action, as thc ofllulul mes-
_sagc states, has been fortunate slid
fruitful owing to the wise conception
\
f the plans of Admiral Sir John Jcl-   
lico.
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of thc lighting. The only injury of
We had an overwhelming force. lt
pcrated, of course, in a dangerous
rea, but it was injured neither by
llblnarincs nor mines in the course
, ______i~_-_,___
  loin hull
RET] CRUSS Slliliill
The Red Cross Society meeting
last night was as large ami enthus-
iastic zi demonstration of patriotism
as thc most patriotic could desire.
The large and commodious hall of the
consequence to our ships consisted in Eleven of the men of the 1', E. ls- prince of Wales College was packed
sonic damage io the cruiser Amo- land iicnvy Brigade Artillery who to
thc doors, a large number of the
thyst and the ilcstroycr Lat-rtes,wliilc have peel, 0., duty ,ll Umm., ,md uudiwce having to stand The
the
take pride. lt would have given Nei- dw
son
wcrc practically anniliilated_ I-lc al- ui,
ways desired not victory but anniliila- I’
British loss of iifc was not heavy. 55-ll
Thls_is an exploit in which wc well ,Or
pleasure for the German ships tm,
ney N. >'. but have volunteered
Overseas Service with the Cana-
n Contingent arrived in Uliarlotte-`
ll by tue Northumberland last
chair was occupied by the president
of the Society, Mr. Justice Hnszard.
The band was in attendance arid.
outside the bullilin before the meet-
- Z
hr. preparatory to lenving for val. ing was opened, played patrioéic gha-
, .. a.. ..
s including O, Csnad an e
cartier, Qu~be‘. C9
tion. The British force boldly went ,, ° ” aple Lean..
thc
g od.
mastcrly style, on historic lines, a |11l”'0 Cl`UW<1 assembled The bo s' en
lu
ported by light cruisers and heavy th
y responded with thrcc cheers and
- M
in after the best style and brought .lhc boys "e°“"'e‘l B heart? “C013” »
enemy to an unwilling acu,m_ The tilon fend li: film bout drew near the th/it 8 oclock the Chairman opened
business was carried out in o “ M" Heil C WTS Wellt UD IFOIH the may no' (-mmm-._ on the conchw
c meeting, requesting the Band to
n of the piece there was loud cheer-
g.
The chairman then outlined, in a
ships of high speed and with 12 inch afterwards marched ashore to the .
guns ready to bc used if necessary. rousing lili; "\\`c'1l Hang Kaiser  ggi;-?,j;'._m?l~l;)§l;§c§]a(;)fl,2leE;l_Rl‘;g
cu
'Admiral Sir David Beatty, Archibald
Moore and A. H. Christian, and Com- U1
mandcrs Itogc, Keis, Tyrrwist and _S¥=`t"Ma°°’ Brady' Where '-1105' were be
i Goodcnough.
is . y -
rge body of desi;-Dyer-5 being sup. thuaiasin was clearly evident and 
_ c
ill
All honor to the officers who lcd W
ord
iam to a rlour Apple Tree,
ilioun. From the wharf the boys to
rchcd to tho Drill Shed, under fllll
ered to prepurc for their depare-
LATER
ANOTHER NAVAL VICTORY.
CHE FOO, August 28.--British tor-
pedo boat destroyer Welland engaged ,|
Strain, William lllclnnis, .l_ Stewart, l
said a good deal of misunderstanding
lwhat may bc almost described as a Wh - M -lf ~ -» ~
mug out expedition under Rear adazitelilve ;,1oml»\trt;~einlgol;;:;;lat~he ‘llJa(rim concerning the Purpose ofthe Society.
8
and the Committee had thought fit
call the nieetlng in order that a
explanation of the matter might
made. The Society was simply a
brunch of the Canadian lied Cross Soci-
um on Monday The following are ery, incorporated by Act of Parliament
the names of those who arrivcd'- m
From No. 3. Battery at Sydney- T
Sgt.-.llujor George Brady. Charlotte- 
to
B
_»\
1909. with head office at Toronto.
he work of the Society was not
erely confined to the field of battle;
extended into the field of hospitals.
Whig gmporal S' Huiott' “niuslfel Ono distinctive feature of the Society
""1 “ 1" Rlchard B‘"`h°“» Mm was that whenever the Red Cross was
ve., Charlottetown; Gunners John seen ll was supposed to be absolutely
n
ohn liowden and W. Hi _,in all of
imune from danger. There was a
rcat dcal to be don and it was
band who has raised und equipped the
many of them of historic importance Oi' St. Peter. llIIiVel‘Sily building. lib-I '
_ ’ - _regiment has accepted a commission as
were not spared, everything going, rary, scientific establlslnnent were set_Majm__ It is likely Mm_ Gaun will
names' bc attached to the Red Cross.
everal notable citizens were shot.
ives and bombs. A11 ine inhabitants- The city which had 11 Denulaileii of A AD, N ,,A.,.R,°T,c FUND
ave been taken prisoners and arc now 45.000 BHG WEB the intellectual met- C N ' A
uardcd by Germans in n concept;-n. ropolis of the low countries is now
LONDON August 28 -The war in
German army cor s, after ceivl g _
p re n today that thc British troops in Wed- LONDON, August Z8.-Austria has from fl dlslmlce of 30 feel_ He, Mm 5
chock, withdrew in disorder to the n
uurd at thc entrance of the city. mis- C
tion camp. nothing more than a heap of ashes. ` (Ca“a‘u'm Pres”
MONTREAL. Alugust 28.-$lVlerchant
Bl fC d td 25.000t
BiG LUSS OF UFE in?hsiisdifgiargirlgsievrgshd snd $5.003
fl
ial
to the United States that Germans
fired on the Red Cross nurses. This
is stated to have occurred in an cn-
S"’ S. 8
nd sank German torpedo boat des- Cllm-lottetowm were; Stephen lylcl{ln_ 0
troyer. S-90. - 1 4
FIRING ON NURSES.
WASHINGTON, August 28.-Offic-
representations have been made
v
Battery that arrived also all of 10
,H , __ (_‘ha1-lottetowni were; Stephen M¢K_ln. the suffering of those who had gone to
Emil..-_-. non, King street; J. Coady, Sydney the front to fight the Empire's battle.
street and K_ lllcLe,,n, llouzlas The Island was very small, concluded
street the Chairniun, but its people were
RUSSIAN VICTO-R); IN GALICIA
(Special to The Guardian)
--_ to the Canadian lied Cross Society.
(Special to The Guardian.)
ONDON, Aug. 28.- Tho Premier
nnounced in the House of Commons . (cnnnlllnn Pl-955,)
igagement at Monccl. ' A nurse P i n h driven in uthing
' ins sworn that Aug t ~“F"“ "fmy HB- _ 0 _.’ (3
AUSTRIA AND BE'-G|UM 15th. duringabattle she wailndttcndllrfg Ailstfilln d`@f"“°°5 “nfl '-"‘ "OW in H 1,
thc wounded with two other nurses P
sr. PErnnsBi‘uG, Ang. zs.-The °
osition to attack Lcmilcrg, the cap- ll
6.
cry man's and every woman’s duty
do everything possible to relieve
probably imbued with a greater de~
sire to render aiil in times of need
than any other part of the world.
(Cheers) Sir Louis Davies was then
alled upon to address the meeting.
The purpose and object of the Rad
ross Society were explained by Sir
ouis Davies. There were in Canada
e sal two societies. the Canadian
when a German officer opened flro it
ed
i bodies.
. csdays fighting where exposed to de.l cd n Bl ium. Th- - . _ -
‘my °f L°“‘”‘"“' The Germans 0" the atacikh of five Gsrnlilanm Army fox? this stgirig bclfcg/cd to bo ‘iorhligird was shattered and when she recover m
orps. c osses on ot s es. he Austri s lui st is" tl G ' . .
aid were great’ in Belgian? w<;l;_ito<;_;’1.SB 0 10 GFIHHIIS ions lying dead with bullets in their
consciousness sho saw her compan-
lu s ite of denials from uutliorit
nbltants who fired upon them,
olice, all had been disarmed more
Without enquiry and without lis-
ommandcr announced that the town
he destroyed. immediately, the
EUlilliiiillii IIUNVENIIUN
(From Our Own Correspondent.) ___
H/i1.1r.ix, Ang. zs.-Dr. Mssnos- ull, of llnlifax, opened the morning
session of the Convention on Educa- L.__._
sn... is Hsufsx on 'rnsrsdsy with s nper on the Medical Inspection of
S h l . M . lt. H. Campbell, ...-
C UD S !` nperintendcnt of Education for
.Tran-nanfmaammaaa
n excellent plea for compulsory mil-
nd Mrs. Murray followed with a
Tax.
The afternoon was spent in com'-
attended.
E IEITIIEI
THE TEIPEIIITUIIE
TIDE, Aiil0ll. ETC..
(Special to The Guardian)
TORONTO, August 29.-Maritime:;
enerally fnlr in Prince Edward Is-
THE WEATHER-Intermittent rains
The highest temperature recorded
wss 61. deg. above: st 9 P. m. 50
10. tomorrow at 7.02 and Mondayst
16' it will be high tomorrow mornin
uesday at 0.59.
The sun sets this evanling at 8.44.
ida Aug 28th at 12 52 a m
The moon sets tonight at 11.28.
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(L 'iu'1.<iinii Press ii
_ _ ii.
ill Of ~‘\“=*ffi*'m H3l""‘*~ The n“5' Brunch of the St. John's Ambulance
inns nr: within 20 niilcs of thc city society of England and the Red Cross
heavy force. Society. The main efforts of the Red
'ross Society were devoted to the
GERMANS ATTACK. . health of the sick and wounded during
.___; limos of wnr, whereas the St. John
PARIS, Aug. 28.- A dcspulch from Ambulance Society, which had its
'  f ~ f omo Librcvillc says the Belgian Con- headquarters in Ottawa and of which
,, __ ...- ... go luis bccn attacked by (lernian ho had the honor to be president this
Q  troops. year,oilucnicdalargeuumber of men
P-"9
C.
nd women throughout Canada in thu
rt of rendering first aid to the sick.
%
“Call All Hands !”
There's a whisper that was borne
upon the breeze-
Which the same is just a fancy
kind of fable:
As a fact, the message went
across the seas
By that unpoetic agency -the
cable _
All the same it sent a sympathetic
thrill
Through the Anglo-Saxon folk in
other lands-
“If you're in for stormy weather
Kindly count us all together
And be good enough to "Call All
Hands !”
We hear the bugle calling on
the British Grenadiers,
We hearken to the marching of
the _irish Fusiliers,
The piping of the Highlanders
is ringing in our ears,
So be kind enough to “Call All
E3
last
  INllilE_lil]iNl UNIT
of Militia, Col. llughrs, announced
night that thc War Office had
uskoll ihnt Canada send with its ex-
     I.ONl)0N,".\ilg\|st 238.-All Excliange not so much ln \var as in other times
1 a - ~  @ Teleizri-mil 170- I>llbliSl10S li llcspntch when accident necessitated their ser-
froini uncut saying ilicutlcrmtiiispltacccl 
ou ck-firing guns on ic ou our s o
And they talk of our “decadence” ‘3’“”°‘“-
ifyou please:
And'ihe beggars never seem to
have a notion
'That the Britain who is mistress
of the seas
Has a group ofgrowing Brlfains
o’er the ocean. lc,
We prefer a reign of quietness
and peace: pcrililonary force. a complete line of en; lllal nlghl w°uld_ when the wu-
ces. The Rod Cross Society was
fforonl; it was cosmopolitan and
international in its operations. The
flag of the Red Cross Society was re-
spected by all nations as something
S
Q P .ncred; no civilized country dared
- ll | fire on ir, The work or ine society
' u
'ns u great and noble one. How was
its purpose to be carried out? Only
by the goodwill and hearty assistance
of the pnoplc who remained at home.
Many of tho lsland‘s boys would give
up their lives for their flag and count-
OTTAWA. August 28.*'l`l10 lllinls' rv and man would llc wounded' and
. Y -
they would offcr a prayer of thanks
to God lf they were taken to a lied
Cross Hospital. They who were pres-
But if trouble comes we’ll Show wlllrlirlliiciliimi. Cwlsisiins ef 11 sllilniv some ie on end, have s clear con-
’em how it stands -
etc.
Theso uddltionai units will ng-
~ Thar (gn thgusand miles of gregutc 678 mon. 86 nurses. 378 hor-
wafer
B88,
166 motor trucks and 155 trans-
ho request for :T line of communi-
unit_ although no ilcflnilc woril has
al-¢"S0ldi¢f'S Of thf: Que¢n_" - tegrated on arrival in England and
We’re Scotch as any Scotchman
in the town of Aberdeen. ~
And we’re Britons when you
brigaded with various sections of the
British regulars for a few months'
training und experience with the train-
- ed vcteraus under' active servicc cou-
f' ditions, the whole army division will
Hands i `
Chorus:
“Call -All Hands!" .and we’ll
' .show the doubting stranger
_ Albion can range her
- Sonsin.time.of danger: »
Mistress -of her destiny, there’s
T nobody can change her.
Piss -the :word to “Call All
 !n - '
We’re~-going to-find-. -s place
aaaoag.. -the nations of the
earth, ~_.. 
A » We,’l_i_.f'o\if|;d-A New»Bolis_nni~s»or
_ __ _ .svs’llt`r.v foralivvsfre-worth,
But we don’t forget the counfry
. - '-.whats-the Empire had -its
'rho l th of today will be thirteen ' And Waite e when you acl"
li Wtwentyomht minutesfsud . ,.~ li - , _ _
olngismarrowf thirteen hours and tweli- All C115 I l ' T f _, _
tylfoaf ntlhntes. ' ` ' , _ V States was an offer today f:< in a
V 'li
s _
i._~_ _,l _ _, tv. ` __ _  `.  If _ , p '
"Call All Hands l"
Chorus:
"Call All Hands l” and we’ll
show the doubting stranger
Albion can range her
Sons in time of danger:
Mistress of her destiny, ihere’s
nobody can change her.
Pass the word to "Call All
Hands l”
We’»re going to find a place
-among the nations of the
 earth,
We'll found sNew Britannia or
we’ll tryfor all we’re worth,
But we don’t forget the country
where the Empire had its
.birth
And we're ready when you “Call
All Hands l"
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be later brought together and serve
under one command. This will, how-
cvcr, depend eiitirly ou the decision
of the War Office on the arrival of
the forco in England.
The linc of communication whicli‘
will hc sent will consist of one supply ‘
column of 245 officers and mon, one
reserve pack of 271 officers and men.`
308 horses and 155 waggons, one am-
munition pack of 451 officers and men.
two general hospitals with 328 officers
and men and 86 nurses, two stationary
hospitals with 188 officers and mon.
one clearing hospital with 85 officers
and men. one railway supply detach-
ment with 62 officers and mon and
two de ort units of su I with 28 msn
fl PD y -»
(lol. Hughes stated tonight that fhercl
will bc more than 30.000 men assem-
bled at 'Valcartien Tho men who are
not selected to go on the first contin-
gent wil be kept. as a nucleus of s
second contingent, ami used for pat-
rol and guard work ln Canada. The
camp at Valcartler will be continued
until the war is over. and used us,
a mobilizing and training centre. Per-
manent structures, roads, etc., are to
be built ihls fall.
fn the continued stream of offers to
serve coming ln from the United
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column. transport lwsvilal. reserves science if they ft-if that they had done
their utmost to aid those who had suf-
fered in defending their homes. Sir
Louis Davies ihcn gave an instructive
DON WHIZXUIIS- and comprehensive summary of tha war
Makes the British all the fauier T
‘Nh th qs the Ord ta cation is takcn to mean thai (‘unuila's
en ey pl W llfmy ‘llVlSi0\l Will go to the front ns stirring atriotlc terms he declared
‘-can Au Hands!" A t I C I I fm U W r
- ~ as ye ic n rccc vcr r u ic a
were Enghsh as “Ee English' Officc in reguril to this. lt is believed
1-110' th; Waters l1¢ betwgcr; at Militia Headquarters hero that
i - - while there is a likelihood of the Can-
\Ne rc lush as the Irish who adiau forcc being temporarily disin-
situtatiou up to thc “bottling” of tho
(lcrnian navy in the Kicl (Zonal. and in
,- D -
that thc Meteor Flag of Britain would
fly triumphant at the coimlusion of thc
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