Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-20
EFFECT Of TIE VAR.
All Glasses in Great Britain Called
on to Bear Its sor-
rows.
Many Families Among the Aristoc.
racy Bereaved-D Distinguished
Men in the Militia.
Armored Trains Topic of Discus
sion in Military Circles The
Censorship.


censorship.
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London, Nov. 2o.-The military fervor
which has seized hold of the nation
sbovs NO sions of .hatamant This ;s
ssaieeis - ne "oiieieisu al "i'eA - -
realized how many households of all
degrees throughout the United King
dom are affected and how deeply the
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= % " VIZ its's en'stsu me- '-''7
piness OF the people
For Instance, Mrs. Pechell had three
sons. officers. ordered 10 the Cape. and
two of them are now dead. Sir Anthony
Weldon, OF Kildare, when the war COM
rnenced. had four sons. three brothers
/ and i've rephews in the service. The
list is now one less. since Cant. Weldon
was killed AT Dundee. Lord George
EIaYaiIt,n secretary of state for India.
mas one son and thirteen nephews in ths.
/ ield The Duke of Athol5 has three sons
in fhe war. including Lord Tullibardine.
hjs bai, while threa brothers of the,
4 J1uebsss III Work Princes Adolphus.
4 I,,,a,9,sis and Alexander Of TeclS are all
i hou,7d for or are in South Africa.
i rin,s =, win h.a seen mat the case ri
i M. widow or the Irish sergeant. whose
se14,4n SONG ara serving in the ranks at
I fba 6,ana which oneen5 Victoria has
4 ,sa,.,,,ynizad nv n kindly letter. and gifts
bas ,arallels in The highest circles of
s3cistv The ealing o,ltt of ithe militia
also takes MANY DISTINGUISHED men
aiso ii'''1ts , :
4 Ifom lheH regular ul'sles' iiiNi'i''iiss
-ll.lis .as, hrse eoiliiiii s7i't'e. -
Woiks- l-vfu 9sa . ios.s ms y tle
sseislats ~ Niseol'ite Sesp9i :, VIZ
belongs 70 tiiF SAM esiiiiet,s as
l'ouslas' Miitle 9ossit. Sns'si, 'D'5i ~ =
ana 7lr -Htcidei ii4sh So 20
a secretary aplses. ittea oiiissls viii
ostS eng ii''NN ~ ~ ~
servlcea
MI I is f
Inc prominent part pstiis piasea ps
the afhlorea tram IN lile var mas ses
ne service eillies az Moi ., suiiiitsiiis ~
place IN the warfare oi eis iutuiF' ~
engineer, VINO as a fniiilais critic Is WeH
laknoWn, says " look 70 see SONS
form OF arlnofed tram ihueh more gen
orally used III the future thah now. ~
may flnd full heia IN motor eafs or II
( 'tts'y
mounted on Waeeis' when me men ear
push before them. We feel that en-
eunstanees VIII eventual coilpei Us
to- do on land what mas iohg pset iotcee
on US to do at sea- IN the way OF afnof
and the present war may pe the start
ing point, III spite OF the fldlea!e Whlet
feiiaon tils puilet proof cuifass t"o 9
three Years age
Criticism OF the inteliieehce aepaft
nert OF the war ONCE CONTINUES 20 aP
pear in publications OF an KINDS. f1Nsl
: tia CONSERVATIVE lllss makes 1T an on
, ject Of seathlng denuneiatloh SAVING
| We hope the war ONCE having leafne'
| by experience what might nave peel
learned from cheaper sources, VII no
\ omit 70 provide oar troops Win artl
| lety, heavier and OF longer range thal
/ our EXCELLENT field guns
| Il appears that Ladysn1ith was ehos
IN al least two years ago as an outpes
IN the case OF War, and II IS pointed on
that the omission to provide It wit
guns Of equai eaiiher to those of u
Boers can net be charged TO the aneer
\ tainty and political conditions whie
4 Immediately preceded the present hos
llities. There is also considerable fea
4 IN British circles that the ai1munitio
Il i5f tllt. naval aIlrS at I4adNSmitl WI