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THE MORNING NEWS ENGLISH EDITION OF EL IMPARCIAL Page San José Costa Rica, Central America, November 18th. 1915 X 66 noted trainer and his dogs. Revolution or Defeat Faces England, Writes London World Editor.
Best Minds and Bravest Hearts of Europe Lost in War, Says Maeterlinck.
Edmund Yates famous paper The World. publishes a GREAT IDEAS THAT WERE IN MILLIONS OF YOUNG BRAINS WILL leading editorial signed by its chief editor, F: De Wend FenBE HIDDEN FOR CENTURIES, PERHAPS, BUT SOULS OF DEAD ton, in which he says: HEROES WILL LIVE AGAIN The time for fatuous optimism, for honeyed sophistries, for the whole gospel of Wait and See. has passed.
By Maurice Maeterlinek believe that the time has come for plain speaking, however unpalatable and unpopular the truth may be. There is still time to save this country from the greatest humillation and the When one sees the frightful loss men with inventions and discogreatest disaster. but if the policy of drift and muddle is alof so many young lives as the war veries in their minds which now lowed to continue in force for a few months longer, the sun of has caused, when one sees so much may not be given to the world for England glory will have set.
physical and moral energy, so centuries. The bungling of one minister has turned the Gallipoli Pe much intelligence, such magnifi But having granted all this, it ninsula into a slaughterhouse. The creas obtuseness and lack of cent promises for the future strie is well to look calmly at the situaken down at their very source, one tion as it remains. There is no initiative displayed by the oreign Office will complete the disaster, unless some drastic step is decided upon, and at once.
verges on despair. Never before such thing as irreparable loss. Twice in the last eight months has the great British Empihave such fine embodiments of e. Everything undergoes transformnergy and hope been cast pell mellation: nothing perishes, and what re placed its fate in the hands of the Minister of a Balkan State one after the other, unceasingly seens to be thrown into nothing. twice has she been unceremoniously thrown over.
into anothingness whence comes regs is net utterly destroyed. Our In the case of Turkey, in the case of Bulgaria, in the case of no grateful response. Since its e moral world, like our physical Greece. and, as it will probably turn out, in the case of Rumaxistence, humanity has never in word, is an immense sphere that nia also. our Foreign Office has been outmanoeuvred at every this way squandered its treasures is hermetically closed, whence nous point by German diplomatists, at the clumsiness of whose methos its substance and its future. thing can go out; where nothing we were wont to indulge in superior sneers. Not only we were For more than twelve months, can fall to be dissolved in space.
Bob Becker has caused a sensation in the United States with his trained dogs. One of them.
out manoeuvred, but it would seem that the Foreign Office was on every battlefield, where the bra Whatever exists, whatever is Black. emits gutural sounds similar to the human voice. This dog has attracted the admiration est, the most sincere, the most a hoodwinked into believing that the negotiations both at Sofia za le on this earth remains there and at Athens were progressing entirely favorably for this of all who have witnessed this marvelous experiment.
dent and the most derated reces and bears fruit; and the worst disarily die the first, and where the lapidations are no more than macountry.
less brave, the less generous, the terial of spiritual wealth momen11. It would be interesting to know if it is true that on Friday New York Mayor LORD KITCHENER THE AUSTRIAN SUBMARINES weak, the sick in a word, the tarily thrown away, but which October I, when the attitude of Bulgaria had suddenly precipita: least desirable. alone have some inevitable return to us in another ted a crisis, the Russian Ambassador telephoned to the Foreign HAS IMPORTANT CAME FROM GERMANY.
Seriously III. chance to escape the carnage, a form.
Office about p. to know if he could see Sir Edward Grey monstrous sort of selection of the All the heroism of this war does PLANS.
and was told that Sir Edward had gone away for the week end Great preparations are being made in was successfully operated on for ap anfittests has been going on for not leave our globe, and the reaand could not be reached until Monday morning.
Constantinople to receive the Kaiser, penlieitis.
the ruin of the species.
Lord Kitchener will know the proper the Tzar of Bulgaria and the Crown son that the courage of all soldiers The whole government of the country must be reorganized way to deal with King Constantine.
And people are anxiously ask now fighting seems so extraordiPrince of Austria.
NEW YORK, 16th. Mayor ing what the world will be like af nary, so general, is that the power without delay. It seems to me idle to wrangle about conscription, Mitehell was taken to the hospital ter the great test: what will re of the dead is transmitted to thowhen with the present muddlers at the head of affairs human efBERNE, 16th. The Pall Mall ROME, 16th. The newspapers suffering from an acute attack of men and what will become of a se who survive.
fort and human life are being sacrificed to no purpose. Gazette says that everything tends state that the Austrian submari appendicitis. dispatch received deen pitated humanity which has Grey must go, and must be replaced by a man in full pos to show that Lord Kitchener has nes which are operating in the later states the Mayor was operat lost its loftiest and its best.
SOULS OF DEAD HEROES ARE ABsession of his health and vigor.
grent plans to force King Cons. Mediterranean were shipped in on. The Doctor bulletin reSORBED for Churchitl must go. We have no place for themmat whose tantine to understand the differ: knock down shape from Kiel to ports that the operation was suc MATERIAL TRUTH WHICH STAGGERS US.
door must be laid the responsibility for the sacrifice of thousands ent altenatives and that for too Trieste, in care of German milita cessful and that the patient conAll those forces of wisdom, paof brave lives.
lengthy a time he has been grant ry officers and machinists, whence dition is quite satisfactory. Haldane must go. We want no smooth tongued prevarica ed the inmunities partining to neu they were shipped to Pola where FRENCH CRUISER CAPTURED the most sombre that ever created brease daily, and that even we. The question is certainly one of tience, honor and sacrifice, that in tors whose spiritual home is in Germany.
trals while on the other hand he they were put together and sent All the lawyers must go. The country, which will have to Allies situation. The same news Canal as far as the Greek coast has been trickily complicating the to Cattaro through the. Atranto JAPANESE STEAMER SUSPEC: the anxiety of man. Here we have though far from danger, feel ris.
be called upon for an effort, compared to which previous efforts paper says that the last protest where submarine bases are locatTED OF CARRYING ARMS TO a inaterial truth which staggers ing within us, without knowing us; and if one just accepted it as whence they come, are naught but have been as child play, will not submit to the Solicitor General of friendship of the new Cabinet ed. Passengers arriving from THE REBELS IN INDIA.
such one would discover no reme. the souls of the dead heroes, redrawing 19. 000. 95. 000) per annum in salary and fees, when are not worth even the paper on Constantinople state that the Kaidy for the evil that threatens us. ceived and absorbed by our souls.
qur sailors, who risk their lives every moment for a ttance, have which they were written nor the ser together with the Tsar of BulPEKING, 16th. French Mit Bet material and tangible veri.
It is good sometimes to consinot even received their prize money.
strain employed to make them garia and the Austrian Crown nister Conti, has been informed ties are never more than an angle, der things invisible as though one say with a full sense of responsibility that unless, here and known, if they be compared with Prince are expected to arrive there that a French cruiser in the Har more or less acute, of grander and saw them. That is what is attemnow, we make a peaceful end of professional politicians, there the treacherous conduct observed and that elaborate preparations bor of Saiggon, captured the Ja more profundly rooted truths.
pted to be done by grand reliThe human kind seems to be a gions.
will be well known men hanging from lamp posts bfeore many towards Serbia. It further adds are being made to tender them panese steamer Iro which was sus.
pected of carryng arms for the force of Nature so necessary and All religions have felt and remonths are past. We have been drifting to disaster since the war that on other ocensions Lord Kit a triumphant reception.
begen. now we are racing toward it, and the measure of our aeter and at present will know NO REPORTS ON THE REchener showed a Bizantine charrebels in India. The Iro had so indestructible that hitherto it cognized that loftiest of truthsspeed is the measure of Mackenson dash through Serbia, throw how to handle this King. Lord aboard one passenger who had no liss always not only surmounted he communion of the living and ugh Bulgaria, throug Constantinople to the Bast.
passaport, he claimed to be an the most desperate trials, wat tat he dend and have given it diKitchener mission has complete DELION IN INDIA.
American but afterwards confes tren advantage of them and issued erse names which all designato the to ther Consul in THE BULGARIANS RENEW THEIR ATTACK TWO THOUSAND SAPPERS BURRIED nations as far as the Balkan ques. JAPAN HAS RECEIVED NO con debe German. He is supposed from them greater and stronger the same mysterions certainty than ever.
the inheritance of goodness among tion is concerned.
FIRMATION TO THE RUMORS. admit that pence is prefera Christians, transmigration or reAGAINST THE FRENCH IN TRENCH.
TOKIO, 16th. In official cir. MAYOR MITCHELL GREAT. ble to war: admit that if this cainenrnation of souls among Bud: taclysm had not stricken the dhists, Shintoism, or cult of an After 61 hours of hard work they were General Ruski Makes cles no reports have been received LY IMPROVED.
The Sorbians are in a precarious situaworld, humanity would shortly cestors, among Japanese, who are able to regain the surface.
on the recent dispatches received Important Statememis. Trom the United States about an ARGENTINE MAKES CONCESSIONS whose surprises and revelations it people that the dead do not cease have attained a calminating point more convinced than any other tion but still hold the Baluna Pass.
PARIS, 16th. In a letter re We are prepared against any surprises uprising in India.
FOR WIRELESS SERVICE BET. is impossible to foresee.
Co live, but directs all our actions WEEN NEW YORK AND BUESALONIKI, 16th. Saturday ceived from the front a very inI admit that if one third or one and are uplifted by our virtues of the enemy. said he.
BRITISH STEAMER BELIEV NOS AIRES.
at 10. the Bulgarians renewed teresting story is told. Two thousED TO HAVE BEEN SUNK.
quarter of the fabulous sums spent and become gods.
their attack against the French and sappers were burried by the NEW YORK, 16th.
PETROGRAD, 16th. General After the great battles of the Mayor upon extermination and destrucexplosion of German tion had been devoted to works of Napoleonic Empire birth increaslines in the vicinity of the sector after Gehors of hard work were Raski, who is in charge of the NOTHING HAS BEEN HARD OF Mitchell has improved greatly, renes, all the iniquities that poi ed in an extraordinary manner, locatel to the west of Prilop. The STEAMER LOADED WITH Local newspapers announce that struggle still continues. The Bul able to regain the surface. They offensive movement against Gen.
STEEL FROM AUSTRALIA. the Governement of Argentine con the atmosphere we breathe as thongh lives suddenly eut of garians are trying to cut the were burried in a small space loent eral Von Hindenbur army, was has made concessions to the Feder might have been magnificently in the bloom were not really dead Franço Serbian lines and attack ed at the end of a counter mine ex interviewed by a Bourse Gazette dealt with, and social problems but hastened to reappear among SYDNEY, 16th. The British al Holding Company, for the es Perlope. The Serbians are in a cavation. With their lives they wesentative and stated that he precarious situation but still hold were able to dig a vertical shaft dia not wish to make any predi: steamer Dunelt which left here tablishment of a wireless service which are question of life and as to complete their work. When the Labuna Pass. It is said that and found that the surface was tions which might turn out to be on the 16th of October, bound for between this city and Buenos denth might once for all have lour heroes die for us, they do not been solved, with a resultant hap merely do so met phorically, but great anxiety reigns among the less than a yard from the enemy foolish but hesaid we are pre Manchester, is supposed to have Aires.
piness that our sons, or, perhaps, in a very real and direct way.
trenches. They waited until night pared against any surprises of the been stnk by a submarine as nothour grandsons, may not know. Whilst the number of lamps di inhabitants of Monastir as large fall and digging in another direc enemy. General Ruski considers ing has been heard from it since THE FRENCH MAKE I admit that the disappearance minishes, the flame rises higher.
BLUNDER tion they were able to come out that the Balkan campaign is seits departure.
Prileja but at the same time is is of two or three million young li Death wins no victory whilst the after working for fourteen hours. condary and will not decide the ves. mowed down at the moment living remain. The greater its rareported that the Babuna Pass ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE ATTEMPTED TO OCCUPY AM of blossoming, wil leave a void in vages the greater the intensity of and the Katchani defile remain They were decorated with milita fate of the nations sharing in it.
IN AVEZZANO unchanged.
MUNITION DEPOT IN SALONI. istory which it will not be easy that which it cannot harm; the.
Reports here state that three RUSSIANS TO HELP THE ALLES NO FICTIMS ARE REPORTED AND KI BUT MADE APOLOGIES.
to fill, just as admit that among more numerous its illusory victoGerman submarines are using Lord Kitchener Arrives THE SHOCK IS SAID TO HAVE IN THE BALKANS.
BERLIN, 16th. The Voss Ga he dead are intelligences and ge ries, the e earer the proof that huVarna as a base and that three CAUSED SLIGHT DAMAGES. zette states that Germany is will ainses we cannot afford to lose. manity will end by eenquering it.
in Saloniki.
Turkish batallions have been sent Five military transports have left ing to consider peace if proposals to that port.
ROME. 16th. At Avezzano a be made by the Allies.
Arrived in company with the Egyptian The landing of British with strong earthquake was felt today wireless message by way of Premier.
war and comhlissary suplies still nt p. which was followed by Tuckerton states that the Franch continues, and have kept both the LONDON, 16th. The United lond subterranean explosion nttempted to occupy the ammunirailroad and port transportation MILAN, 16th. The Corriere Press reports from Athens that Notwithstanding the rain the peo tion tower in Saloniki but that the means constantly busy.
la Sera reports from Saloniki that information has reached that city ple ran into the country. No vie Greeks prevented them from Lord Kitchener arrived there in that five military transports have tims are reported and the shock doing so. Shortly afterwards the company with the Egyptian Pre left Odessa bound sonthwards to is said to have caused slight da French made apologies for their DRINK ENGLISH PUNCH mier.
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