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New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
SAYS CHILDREN WERE STARVED.
Mrs. Tingley, Doctor Declares, Said She
Wanted To Kill Their Animal Nature.

San Dierc Cal Dec 23-In the Tingley-' Times
suit to-day The deposition of DR.. j. A. Anderson. of
San Francisco once a member of the Tingley caol-
net was finished. DR.. Anderson described his IN
itation into the Society of Lost Mysteries OF An
tuuity. He said all wlb were present sat on can
vas and were supposed to be taking part id a very
ancient ceremony. They were dressed IN light
r,uslin costumes and the rite solemniZed In the
omen air The initiation Anderson said. consisted
chiefly of Mrs Tingeys telling of her dog Spot
and what the dog had done. Then Mrs. T1nsley ate
some fruit which was supposed 10 be mysterious
symbol Dr. Anderson then told how he was made
q member of the Order of tho Rising Sun-a Son OF
the Rising Sun The chief feature of this initia-
ton was, he said, that the candidate held a sun
aover There was another order known as the
Ancient Order of Scrlbes
In regard to the food of the children. the de-
ponent said;
milk am referring to those from year to two
wears old. There was a class of new babies there.
Thgse t beeaasa Ms5 Of Dr. woods her physician He
would not fall into line with her ideas as to food;
could thus more quickly Kill out the low animal
nature in those children
As to parents being separated from children, he
said:
Parents were permitted to see their children once
in two weeks OF course, there were exceptlons,
that parental favoritsm and parental language in
terferred with the proper deyelopment OF the ehdi m
possible.
Referring to the discipline of children DR.. An
derson said:
She takes away their food-that is she orders
them away from the table, and orders them 10
cease eating if they do anything that sh9 does not
vanf That is contrary TO the rules | nave seen
that and know that they were deprived altogether
OF a meal for the time being l did not Watch very cry
closely because it was considered matter OF I'M
~ frtinence almost to question her on any OF her
n efbods or 10 observe things too closely go
/ was going through the grounds once WIN WIN Nals; @
TinsIey We came 10 the babes, ana one Was
dnIv a few days old. She was explaining her meth
ods- sta IVA tion withholding the food she Salo
that in one case she withheld the food twenty-foqr
hcurs The child about one year old: She Sal9
that the chidren's lower nature was subdued ana
broken The quickest way 70 bring TINS a3out % "Ss %
child until the child came TO Its senses-unth lts
soul appeared
DR. Anderson said that he left the Universal
43rotherhood because Mrs Tingley had substituted
her will for the institution. AS to writings, he
had prepared for publication managed Dy MIS-.
Tingey he said they rejected by Mrs Ting
lev because he would not acknowledge her as d.
vine, others, did. ---L---.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
MR.. CARNEGIE or IMPERIALISM

To the Editor of The Tribune
SIR: Thanks for your reoort this morning of
,,ssa address to the Cooper Union
audience, which you know e he cor,noga5 Of tb
pick of the working masses ind +r,,l,r ro,rasnn+a
i've OF all that lis best and mos encouraging IN the
whole field of labor You report.h ON a vote only
@ three supported the proposition hat the flag hav-
ing been raised liz the PhiliDn,,as et,Is -
come DOWN The whole audience of fourteen f,,n
dred favored President Schurmass ,;eu- ..t,;uI
result. independence
fno IN thls fact much happiness The Ameri
can idea is not dead yet Mr. Edito, L ..,I, -.
The issue between # and the new tbAor,- 90 .,,,o+
races under its flag has yet TO be lought o,,t
have no fear of democracy going v,rong II -as
the democracy, the plain American peopIe AL
itiousn' no DOUBT the most intelligent who lead
the others). whose voice heard at Cooner I-ron
last night and ambitious politicians and even our
party. may do we'll to consider before cor,r,it+in
themselves to imperial instead of republican ideas
New-York Dec. 90 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
SLEEPING CAR CHARGES.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In your issue of the 18th inst note that the
sleeping car rates between NewYork and Boston
have been raised from 81 80 and 81 TO 3 and 81 90
for lower and upper berths respectively. II Is
stated that this 'is merely a IN the direction
of bringing prices to the uniform Pullman basis
There may be many excellent reasons for such
an advance In prices, there may not be. But
the reason given is very difficult to understand
for +he New-York CentraFs folder. Form 100. gives
Pullman rates for berth as follows New ork to
Albany 81 so, to Utica s. 5O to syracuse 81 59 10
the Instances at I43 miles 23s 291 81 and 40 That
i 81 20 for either berth for 29i miles less while
the distance from New-York to Boston is less tnan
240 miles by the Shore Line or via Springhelc ne
cover any uniform basis in charge OF $ for a
lower berth for a distance OF some 235 miles, ana
charge of 81 30 for lower berth for 29l miles Per
hans however 1t is wrong for me to call attention
10 this as il may lead raising the rates to Utica
snd Syracuse, as a further move in the dlrection
- e JOHN a. INGHAM.
1,,,,r on- -T5udson Dec IS 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
oCToGENARIAN MARQUIS wEDs.
Graduate of Wellesley Married to Irish
Peer

London Dec. 23.-The Marquis Of Donegal,
eighty years old. was quietly married here this
afternoon to Miss Violet Twining, Canadian.
about thirty years of age. The Canadian High
Commissioner. Lord Strathcona and Mount
Royal, gave away the bride
Halifax, Dec. 23.-Miss Violet Twining. to
whom the Marquis of Donegal was married to-
day. is a daughter of the late H st. G. Twining,
and granddaughter Of the late c. II. NJ. Black.
who was one of the wealthiest citizens OF Hall
fax and who bequeathed much of his money
to his daughter, Miss Twining's mother.
Miss Twining is a graduate of Wellesley ana
has been travelling IN Europe for the last four
wears.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

wrDNESDAY-At $50 a. m for Europe per = a St
Louis via Southampton; at $50 a m Complementary
m for Great and Ireland, per = s.
Cyurc Queenstown mail for other parts OF europe
must be directed per s. Cymrtc' }.
TTITTRSDAY-At a for France. SW1rzerdnds 1tays
spain, Portugal Turkey Egypt. Greece British India
ToyAnzo Marouez. $ 5. La SaVoie. via daTre
Gma for other parts Of Europe must be directed per
S. SavOs'')-
sATI1RDAY-At 7s0 a. for Netherlands direct. per
Amsterdam Cmal must be directed per $ q Am
sterfan''): at m. supplementary II a NJ rcr
Europe per $ Etruria. via Queenstown; at II a. m
direct per ). Island mail must oe di-
rected $. Isand')
sFRINTED NATTER ETC.-This takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
mail matter for other parts OF
Europe by this ship unless spscaiiJ
directed by her
named above additional Supplementary Mails ars
opened piers OF the American, English. rrencn
German steamers. and remain open until ~itnln
Ten Minutes OF the OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
THE LOUISVILLE TOBACCO DEAL.

Iouisvjue Dec 23-"The Courier Journal says
to-day that the Harry weissinger Tobacco Com-
panys plant of this city. one of the largest Aioe
pendent tobacco factories in the country mas prac-
ticalIy been sold to New-York men VINO "eic IN IN
.-on..a e-,ar,, an the Universal Tobacco Com
many for $4,000 The deal has not yd yeL Oe,h aa
closed but the main terms nave neen e. asrence IN
NeW-York this morning
An officer of the Universal Tobacco Company IN
this city Yesterday said in regard to the rumored
sale of the Wessinger Tobacco Company OF LOUIS
vile, Ky: In.
1.-The syndicate that has bought the Lou he
Tobacco Company is composed OF H. -. f1oirhis ;
q Co Frank Tilford, Henry r. Wilson ana
c-eoree n sheldon The property was sold by the
Universal Tobacco Company. which holds Jnree-
and Mr Triford out Of the directorate OF the III
versaI company, because OF their action az Inc
time of fhe sale of the Henry Clay Book Company
which Mr. Tilford and Mr.. Gavin. OF the II d.
Hollius Company sold to the tr,eI.-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
FOLLOWING LoRENz's METHODS.

The publicity which attended DR.. Lorenz's opera
lions has awakened universal interest in orthopedic
surgery. Many. who before his visit seemed ig-
horant that such work done here, now flock
70 the hospitals, offering their children for sub
9ects Last Tuesday nine cases of congenital hip
oisleeation were treated by DIR. Virgil p. Gibney
ano DR.. Royal Whitman, at the Hospital for the
Huptured and Crippled. Forty-second-st. and Lex
lhston-ave An of them, il said were older
than those operated on by DR.. Lorenz. One a
girl nine years CID and while the operation her
was not entirely successful, the surgeons will
q
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-Days Forecast.

,yasbipgton Dec 23-The northwest storm nus iio' W
eastward to Northern Minnesota, after senoihs al OK
- -, vary moderate character into the Cehai hocAS
-rn,a, -.g4on and Texas Panhandle Little pre-
c,,ation thus far attends the storm. oot II l. 0S
followed by high Of marked propol "oiis' ~
,a h ,,,cb lower temperature. the zero line extend
rg "a might into Southern North Dakota Ihere nave
aer light local SHOWS the lower lake resloh' te eA
rere Timer Mississippi Valley and Western Montana ana
ra,rs IN the Northern Plateau, and from Norterh Nai
ra northard The temperatures have fallen oeeiaeny
t NeFngland and the Middle Atlantic States and nave
risen In the slope region 80
IT, aas..-, movement OF northwest high area will
cause a cold wave wednesday in the north slope and
extreme Upper Mississippi Valley and at night IN Eastern
Iowa Eastern Wisconsin. Northern Illinois and northern
Michigan It will also be colder Wednesday IN the
middle slope and colder Thursday east OF the mississippi
voov ercept In the Atlantic States 1t VIII also
h. colder Thursday in the West Gulf States There
will he snow Wednesday in the lake region continuing
Thursday over greater portion and eNtenolnG into
New England snow also probable Ihursday IN the
extreme Northwest. It'd. Ill, =, ,..
north: on the Middle and South Atantc coast tresh
Lake Michigan fresh SOUTH shifting TO west ana north
vest becoming brisk and possibly hlgh
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports Will
have fresh brisk north winds and ralr weather to
' storm, warnings are displayed the New-E England
coast from NewHaven TO Cape Cod ana on the Pacific
coId wave warnings are displayed in the Dakotas,
Nnnesota Eastern Nebraska. Iowa, Southwest Mon
tara WISCONSIN,. upper Michigan and at Chicago and
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
Mr.. vANpERBiLTs COMMISSION HERE

A commission as first lieutenant OF the 18th Resi-
ment National Guards. signed by Governor odeil.
was received for Cornelius Vanderbilt by Colonei
f;eorge r. DYER yesterday from Albany. Mr. VAN
derbilt only two days before he was taken III passed
an exceptionally high examination before the
brigade board for the position, to which he had oeeh
elected from the grade Of second lieutenant some
n,eolxs nrevious. colonel Dyer will hold the COM
mission for the present
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
sicHIeAN SUGAR MEN PROTEST

Saginaw. Mich, Dec. 25.-The Michigan sugar
Manufacturing Association at fun meetins mere
to-day adopted resolutions protesting asais 80
go @..S - INV +reatv with Cuba reducing the
,, ,or,ff on sugar and requesting the Mlchl-
gan Senators and 10 ,o,9 m99 rnsIt in
irt,.rI, n the sugar Industry of this state
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
REAR ADMIRAL ScHLEY ILL.

Washington Dec. 23-Rear Admiral Winfield s.
Schley is i'll, suffering with an acute attack Of
lumbago His condition, however. is not at all
serious although the attack will confine him TO his
he'd for q days
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
MR.. RoeERs's POLITICS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: In your communication from Utica, pub
lished to-day the article noticing the retirement OF
Judge Merwin says his successor, Watson NJ
Rogers is a Democrat. This is an error MT
Rogers is a Republican. He an independent
candidate as you know, and was indorsed by the
Democrats afterwerd-
r. s. WHITMAN.
Little Falls \. ]. Dec. q. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
NO CHRISTMAS CABLE TO HAWAII

San Francisco, Dec 23.-An hope that the ship
Svertown will arrive at Honolulu on Christmas
Day is dispelled by the following cable dispatch
from the vessel
During the last twenty-four hours, lSl knots OF
cable have been laid, making the total up TO noon
to-day 1,6T7 knots. The weather is partly clear y
strong southwesterly breeze has somewhat re-
tarded progress. Latitude, 90 north; longitude
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
Pnsfnmce Nntice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested as ehans may
any time-l , 90 800
Foreign week ending December r. lsoz.
will close promptly in all asesl at the General E.,.
Malls close honr ca
shown below arcels Fost mas -
Germany close at p. m Wednesday pSi = = -
dsnburg'
Regular and Supplementary mails close at rorSisn
half later than closing time snown oeio~
Except that Supplementary Mails for Europe ana [es
America, via Colon close hour later at forslS"
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

wEDNEsDAY-At II m. for Cuba, Yucatan Campeehe. he
dtSer 0art and of Mxco must be directed per
M Tn3 island ant G aa% p bonea MI ReDab per
%fwYer sS1 at sI5I II no PSdebha r @ fIT Jamaica 'eF
THURsDAyAt ~ m for Cears and HaTdnh11 Hi1 - Pc Re-
directed per Elary2 - 1-,.,., and u,r,-
quay. per 5 Norge: al /. m for and
Ss PEP per nae San5iaEG Via d Ta@pie5 Gq9 mail must
directed per santiago y at % q pifi p m ior Ne~
eATURDa4P1ts l9TnRi5s3 PS a Pretoria:
Curacao Venezuela. per Phladsgha % mail for
Savanlla and Cartagena must be directed per g :
mn for Fortune N 4 island Jamaica savana c
directed per AI94el: at ESQ A. IT m esuPple'ner-
Gdirondack: at for Cuba per MORO Castle.
via via Paysss at At 10 10 a. m M f5 for Sf6annd R
Silvia: at m for Argentine. Urusuay and Para
per 5 $ Curitybe. via Matanzas ORDINARY mail ONLY.
which be directed per :. $ Curitybe'D
Mails for Newfoundland by rail 10 North sydney.
enee nneet S coss here every Monday wednesday
and and bs5G ~ a fSF eoss tS d % e daily f az
p. m. Malls for Cuba. by rail to Port Tampa Fla
eep THURSDAY at f2O "a IN ftne eondef2g ond sosss
Mails for Mexico city w eer oss at bis o.
dagIsed n EXCEPT iep sundsg S iso m and II 80 D NJ
SUNDAYS at ?. m and ia p m Mai, Mails =, for Costa
maia BY to New Orleans and thence by ssesrsr.
sHs sie At 80 5iD Gce @ sundays as at + p and tso m
sE Pnso s0s eosz 9zFs and s @a a S en-
and TUESDAYS at I'll 80 D. m. for Costa Rlca) 4ReS
istered mail closes at 8 .. previous day.
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS
Mails fo- China Seattle daily
al $50 D. December T24th. inclusive for els
match 9. g. Rojun Maru
Mails for the Phppns Islands via San Eancisco
daily at $50 P n up 70 December t27th ineIus0s.
Mails Hawaii, China Japan and PhilPpne Islands.
to December f29th. Inclusive for dispatch per
Coptic.
Warded via Europel. Zealand Fiji Samoa
Hawaii via Francisco close here daily D.
after December t13 January I3 inclusive FOR
dspatch per $. Sonoma- Of the Cuaard
carving British mail for New-Zesland does
rive in with this dispatch malls
closing a : so $50 a. m and $50 p. m sun
Says at a. A. and $50 u.-win be made
up and forwarded until the arrival OF the Cnnard
steamer)
Mails for Australia texcept Australia which
Via Europe and New-Zealand. which goes via san
Francisco FIJI Islands mail must be spec a " ad-
dressedl and Victoria. B. c. elcse here
$50 o. to January 5S inclusive tor us
patch s. s. Aoana-
Mails Ta1itr MaIauesas Islands. via San Ers1
CISCO daily at $50 D m up 70 January 10
Inclusive. for spatch per 5. Marip0sa M, ..t,-
Transpachc mails forwarded TO p0rt or snS 10y
and the schedule u closing arranged on tne presp
ton their uninterrupted overland transit tNoss-
tered closes 6 D IN. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. FosJlntseSh-
Post ONCE New-York. y. V. December ID lSuz
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
DIED.

TAYIOR-Of typhoid pneumonia, at washington - 30
on sunday 21s inst. IN his I'D year sam l1e' III III
Ieri TavIor irs Of Samuel Nj and Anna N l6y'
Ior Funeral from residence. NO % - es
neton-st Orange. N J.. on wednesday. the 8ftH
inst on arrival OF 2-30 train from Se~-1 o1 =
Lackawsnna and Western fsailroad 70 BITS
Church Station.
wIIKINsON-Tuesday December 2S. 1902. Alice Stanley
wilkinson beloved OF Thomas Porter Wtlkinson~
OF he John W. BOyntOn, OF East dars-
ford Conn Funeral from her late resic cenca
No IO71 Dean-st. Brooklyn. Friday. at p n. Hars-
ford (Conn1 papers please copy.
stephen Merritt. the worldwide -kacWH
undertaken; only place OF business sth-avA and
isth-st.: largest the world Tel 1-fStE-st
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
There will be professional matinee OF Audrey
on December 80

Nine. Eugenia Mantel, whose first vaudeville
tour has thus far been success. yesterday ac-
cepted. through her manager, Robert Grau, an
offer of an eight weeks engagement at the Folies
Bergeres Paris at 5000 francs week, the French
eouiyaIent of what she Is receiving in the United
States The outlook is that Nine. Mantelh will
make a tour of the Continental vaudeville houses
She starts in September
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24

Highest temperature yesterday 4s oestees' - -, - -
- 40. average for corresponding date of last year
=. M - for corresponding of last twenty-fve
years 35. $3.50, ,,uht1. Harmer to-day: prob
-, s,ou or rain night THURSDAY coioer ana VA'@s
.,sy 4o,y @ yresh north winds, becQzuapS YeSaA2AsA
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
Gpeclal Notices

An election OF twenty managers os the New Yors
three Inspectors OF Elsc
held the Institution. 341h Street and etn
Avenue. az O'Clock the Afternoon Of Wednesday, Do
cernber 24th. 1902
CHARLES H MARSHALL, secrstarx.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
TUG BLOWS UP AND KILLS THREE.

Aorfoiks Va. bee 2a.-While towing the barge
Maple In the soithern branch Of the Elizabeth
kiser tonight, tie tug Lizzie Massey blew and
xziiec three OF Der crew. badly injured another,
et9ks tbe - q man On the barge. and sank.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
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Hawaii and the Philippines without extra expense for for
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For points IN EuIoDe countries the Urversst
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New-York tribune., 1902-12-24

HITT-GRAY-In St Bartholomew's Church on Iuesday'
December 23 1902 by the Rev w W BatteTshai'
D. D.. and the Rev. David II. Greer. D D. 4 ,.
Reynolds Hit Edith RoH1eyn GraS odushte vi '@e0
John Clinton Gray OF New-Hork
WARREN-CROSS-A Pensacola Fla. on December ~.
by the Rev Percival H. Whaey, Miss Harriet BapcGGE<
Cross daughter OF late John Hobart and sarah w
t,rossl of Rhode Island Florida, TO Mr. William
Arthur Warren of Toronto, Canada
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24

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ANDREwson Monday. December 3 e. Ins IesiSents stS
Orange n j. Sidney Andrews. widow OF the tate
George w Andrews. Interment at Brookville Penn
ROWNE-At Railway N j., December 2. Thomas c.
" son n The late Richard II. and Emily L. Bovine
Funeral service private
0ARIJNC-At Mendon. Mass. on Monday, December y
Albert n Darling Funeral services at his late resi-
dence on Wednesday. December -. at II IL m
r4CYTAt stamford Conn, Tuesday December ., 1902
William Howl in his Sith year. Funeral services will
he, bad at his late residence. Noroton HILL FRIDAY
December 26 1880 q. Intermen private. Special
car On train leaving New-York depot 9i. returning
on train leaving Stamford at II 20.
MEANS-On December - 1907 at the residence OF her
nephew Frederic Adams. Ne. ~ Wsshingtou-st-, East
orange n j.. Nancy Ellis Means. Funeral from the
house on Wednesday, December ~, at Il: 80 a m
RODNAN-on December a. 1902 at the Presbyterian
Hospital New-York. Edith Wyman Rodman. wife OF
Harry Heth Rodman, NJ D Funeral services will be
held on Wednesday, December "a 40 a. m the
chapel Of the Presbyterian Hospital
SCREVEN-On Monday December o. after brief ILL
ness, residence. No. 40 West S9th-st-. Mary.
wife Henry and eldest daughter of the
late Henry Van Rensselaer,, In the 6gth Of
her age Funeral from Church OF the Holy Communion
Wednesday. December "a. az 10 O'Clock a m In
West Chester, N y. Charleston Is. CD papers
please copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
Burnett's Vanilla

pure. Don't let your grocer work on cheap and
dangerous substitute. Insist on having Burnett g.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous line ssows
The TRIBUNE -
N pIes The dotted shows the temperature as "
so-oed by the local Weather bureau
s,,in, official record from the Weather Bureau
the changes in temperature for the last twenty
80 ,re in comparison with the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
MARRIED.

It's like cleaning a clock. the whole
en- running order-Dr. D. Jaynes Tonic NermifuSe
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
Epilepsy.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

What cases curables DR.. wflliamson's perapnis
sent free. Box 24T. DObbs Ferry. N. Y.
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DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

For New,-Engand, fair to-day warmer. except in
Easter, Maine. Thursday cloudy probably snow. with
colder in west and north portions; fresh to
northeast winds Wednesday.
For the District 0 Columbia and Maryland fair to-
day; Thursday fair colder; light northeast winds be
coming variable
For Delaware fair oday and Thursday; fresh north
to east wines. becoming variable
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey. fair and
slightly warmer today Thursday fair colder: fresh
north to east winds, becoming variable
For New York fair and slightly warmer
day rain at night. Thursday, colder
partly cloudy; fresh north winds becoming variable
Western Pennsylvania. fair in south, probably
snow portion to-day: Thursday snow and COLDER
For western Ney-York. increasing coudiness and
warmer to-day probably followed by snow; Thursday
snow and colder
New-York tribune., 1902-12-24

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1t Is d pity that DR.. Marvaud's table does not
give the death rate Of the United States army in
tlne Of peace which, in the opinion of the
French medical authorities. would come closely
behind the German army in regard to sanitary
condition, and it is pointed out that the aver
age cost 10 his country of the United States
soldier is three times greater than that of the
French or German soldier c. L B.