Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
WORLDS FORCES NEEDED
FOR DEFEAT OF GERMANY

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uhpomme? Attended, unc minute.
ana. pulling her little brother along
with her. she ran back into The siIc
street. and after very short tim
returned with an apple, FOR me-
GROUP WORTH MASTER
HAND OF \ PAINTER
thihk that the picture our groun
created would have been worthy or
me master hand OF a painter.
IL seemed such an incongruous scene
80 sad The two little children win
their apples In that devastated piaca
alone and unprotected the ruiu.d
streets and I'm the near distance the
,u'apic OF the cannon and the reports
ana pu%zinI Of the mitrailicuscs
proceeding towards I.omhacrtzyd, ,x
met small detachment OF belgian
soidlcfs "scorting three German nris
"hers' the officer In charge told me
,hcy had been found in "A cellar nj
rp pii.oa ,'i,iy. happy TO got out alive.
turn By the Germans then IN. t-rcnch
ana Beisians. then again by the Ger
mans Three Belsians and three Ger
nuns found the same cellar and cs-
tapltSh"d Il temporary true. agreeing
that whoever came 10 their reieasss
should decide their fate The Relxi,n
"ilcer discovered them peacefully to-
sc'hcf. their rifles neatly placed in a
.i.ais!e' ana the men sharing their
provisions
apoMt mile from Pervyse. one Of
The officers noticed in the distuur.
about tw" miles to III. south OF US. in
a farm which had practically bee,
RACED. an Intermittent light. We al;
Stupp,d and for some time watched the
SiF'. Tar. which appeared TO be given
n" OF the licut"nauts. there is some
thiiiE wrong there"
our cav;,lcadc Of six was divided in
no patrols. e number OF belgian in
tI cd IN
"n."ihpanN US. and soon we were on
our way to surround the house II WAS
nlich dark. ana the country around
mere - not exactly suited for cavalry.
patrols. W. had to wade or ump n
n t'. almost every hundred Yards. The
Slenals a. TIE house meanwhile had
c.aS.d When within about half a mill.
81 me nous. v" thought /, better to
proceed on foot. SO we left the horses
disaprointcG ANA Disguised he was 10
HAY. To KY" up the hunt Please. mon
horses so that they viii b" pcrfectiy
sac alone. Please LEI me com. along
~ German spies hny" proved very
WHY. ;" Il was deemed safer to have
"a sentinel guard our horses
We han not gone very far when we
nenrd tn" r'i'e reports in auick sue
c'SSlon. ana then !. number %.
our party rae" across the Held towards
me laTm when We got ther. a man in
back dead. beside him was n powerful
electric torch. Papers. maps and other
documents in his pockets. marking the
position %! certain French ana Bel
gan battery, were sufficient cvidcnc.
that no Injustice had been done The
"ih"r party had arrived before us: tn"
spy. under cover OF darkness. tried
10 escape. hut a we'll aimed shot from:
our sha"pshooters had caught him.
SPIES USE WINDMJIIS
FOR SENDING SIGNALS
y few days ago II was discovered
mat ,hc wings cor are they called
'arms|D Of the windmills are being
used for signaling. An order has
therefor" been issued that every mill
unless working. must have IT'S four
arms In an exactly horizontal and ver-
teal position
spies in every Imaginable disguis.
ar. simply ot"rruuning this country.
VAS shown this morning at CoXyde
IN. heavy cement platform for tho
large German siege guns. |, was dis
covered underneath ~ villa. An officer
~ tn" Bcigian engineers told me that
II took MIN almost whole dav Ia
dynamite tn" hcavv foundations. From
inns particular point Dunkirk could
hay" been BON bardcI.