The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20
PANG TO HEARTS
OF IRISH PEOPLE:
Destruction Of Louvain. With It's
Great University, Breaks Long
Ties OF Friendship.
TRAIN FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
Territorials Encanped in Rccrea-
ton and Refrcshnent Centres
Established by y M. c. A.

LotdDlloilSI Wy J . IN. u. -.
LONDON September IL Tho de-
strnction of LpuN'tiu l,hG brought "A
pang to the hourts OF Inc Irish people,
for tho tniversi,y ~ l1uyau was for
centuries tn. great university Tor Irish
students. Hitn especially occelGiaStical
students, t'"ro being mo such institution.
in ireland itaclf During the Hast two
centuries or so 81 has turned out over
- g li.h priests ard ucArlg thirty irish
bishops and archblsnops.
There was another tic between Ire
land and LOuVDlu tIlVors!fy the tic Of
Irish learning The library Of tic uni
verstty contained 79.npc volumes OF
priceless inanust ripts. ana n large mum
bct OF these were irish
Throughout England the Young Mems
Christian Association has establis shed
$40 recreation and refrcshmcnt centres
where Tcrr!toriaiH are eccaIup"d, train
ing for active uervicC on. tho Continent.
The tents arc provided with writing
materials. desks. nc"snapcrs. games
and temperance bar. az WHICH drinks
arc sold ~ 4 nominal price. PiGnOS
and organs arc provided whcrcvci' pos
sble, and the goldicrs arc encouraged
To sing and make tho tents a social
centre. y bank Is also maintained.
which enables the soldiers 20 put their
money away toc satekceping
Most of the association tents are in
Chsfse OF y"ung university man, "ho
direct the games. and arc READY at all
times 20 serve coffee and lunch for
soldiers returning from exhaustiug
drills and picket duty
MOST ROMANTIC EPISODE
THAT oIoDEn-. Win CAS- SHOW
u" most romantic. dramatic ard
p'4haut episode that irod@in war can
snow, says a naval lieutenant IN de-
sCrln'hs an tp.a"ce in ihe ielS"land
hght Ills letter reads.
ihc I'c!eH"tr HaNtng SUNK an
'''"S' !o"e'tt "hatcf 10 PICK up
''l.l.'''r survivor feioIe 'Ae
$3.50 80 '','" ''Ii 't"'a't
80 "p ''" ~ ii'.'itet' "i''
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49, sub,uarint !. .r.rs Me olr,r..,,
tower ,.b -
M, ,rstr diyes ,,,,i iri,,g. in, 80.
";o ~iins, T., ~ ~, ,ta..r,, .
No novel would dare fscc ne ,-tticv
vj,h an ep!sod. lilze mat An IN .,.,-,r
perhaps. jules Verne and al tr,ie,
Magnificent. indccd. an5 IT ia war"
London papers arc Unanimous ia The
opinion that Fnr1efd Nil not soon
suffer famine Imports of grain nave
been largely IN exc.7- OF normal has
cause 50 many continental ports nave
been closed. Cp to tllc present uiue
forty weight carFocs ~ grail destined
for continental ports tave been landed
,u England
The paths L. Canada aud the United
states are novv opcu arc regular
steamer service hetw a"u Archaaeei on
the White sea and LONDON Inns been es-
,ablehed which xiii max ii possible
for Russia TO continue its shipments OF
butter and eggs 70 England
At present the stock5 of mcat IN Lon
don warehouses; arc said to be 90 per
cent, above thc average while the
wheat, maize and barley stocks are $50
per cent 2uu per cent AID 500 per cent.
respectively above the average More
thau 5000. eeo gallons 90 petroleum. not
intended for England tou.,d their way
here because OF the closing ~ coutinou-
tai ports. ships bearing print paper
have resumed saiiurs from Norway
and sweden. 40 II seems Il,cly acwspa-
lers will rot be- short % yyhi,e paper
MILITARY HOSPITALS
ALREADY ORGANIZED.
Through efforts of Tho Wa once 100
military hospitals have tacu o!.-ani,.i
IN Great Britain. These have been ar
ranged In groups and each has en- adj