New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
FrenchwomanLearnS That
All Fell Fighting for
Their Country.
PARIS NEAR NORMAL,
BUT LAW IS SItRN
Americans Prevented from Tele-
nhoniug in English-Warn-
inc Against OverContideH'e'

rams fl-rrch army to-day Ws'N NJ
sons '" - +bc steps of one VA W.
Slowly U Ercs where relay. ives -
'n1'l,.lSS osir-aiIv whether soiotyls -
I ,,.crr5cd or uurcpor'e". .,,., WAS
-,f.rrIy white. but her cLl,.v.-s.J in
-l.+l~ diam could ne 'Nt.j1. and
..srs A friend came UP F''>
.gsve YOU good news } al" ''
clad MS Jean is SAFE r.. was the re-
.ycs. they are all Saio' .., ar,ns Of
.Trrv are safe M 'ht IN 20
n.y. r..lc~ am proud TO give All 70
'7C cause po,rcarc has signed me
...,,, ~ Joseph Benolt, Mayor -
,oi.-,.,ifor I'M the Neurthe-et- NU [I'..,,'
.t.. -~oss Of the Legion OF ho"o'
TOT ...,o- ~ his exhibition OF {"
..-. and m8Cuanimtl.
Put Dut, Above Grief
90 the official records
NeovI ,rss killed by German Soi.
Hc'o'' b,rre5 their home. beno"
.-- s,ycd tho life Of one OF ~ ,,as
..t E, mad been arrested ana vs.
-.o-o5 bv the enraged lo"nspS9o
no.~;+o his grief penot COM: ~
r.e Ic-.,.-,-,rto8Iv the conduct OF MS
.''' sa.-.pcr evidence to-day OF q .e
N p.-.s +o some OF the como t'""S
.- r~ovailed before the nog 49,.
s +re temperance OF "'"
-- ~, the city streets. ING -
.rcv had fresh cut flowers 'o1
-. shows the train service Ca -
..s for something else oSi'e tl;,:..-,,
.t[ movement Of troops ana ll,.'' -,
..--',es. Nearly all the no"y'S IN.
- --ofusion In Paris during s SnS of
~e- months come from Ihe ''N'
France. an military orders
80 use of any foreign IAN
rgsrc in telephonlne sun 'S
~r- ~icidly enforced.
Hate to Phone in French
Americans are not. as "a RUE, A nooL-
f.. their linguistic aohluees. B." - a
,,- with friends they oI,e.' Io,s9
r.- words in Imperfect TenO.'s ,', DIV
,rta their own tongue 80 with
49, .re interrupted on the wire v" .'-
ire+ruction that the use o.
r--afrr Language is not arrow, ~ M
,.-.t. rro+ests and situations GU
s--f,. he resumption Of the coh'T %
French. II sometimes ""P
-l hot when Americans were IAN
trench. laboriously ana 10 ,Ie
LIS. ~ choir ability. they have pee
~. .eese speaking i'm "a iorele,
&C EXAMINATIONS that fre"IN
.r,s bFirr used would bring an "pO'-
,r. but tinged with sarcasm .:or
Ambassador Herrick IS an exec 80. 49,
S-eriaI orders have been lssugu pei
-s-+irc him 10 converse IN Ehs.ISD A.
The Society Of French Ar.ls.s' "a
National Society OF Flne AI,s ..-,.+-
other groups have formed $1,000 $1,000
80 -,-5o~ the title Of the bro!heI"OoSi
A-+ie.s IN look after the wives ana
ti;os Of two thousand palH'e -
--.-r+o~s eugravers and arcHl'e0'S
-[o are serving with the colois' .Lo
80. Cas-ilIou de Salnt-NlctoI' tne
.tf I..,r-- eerouaut who last year De-
Jesuit priest at Canterbury,
-[..5 has returned 10 JON ms o4u
-c-,r~e~t and will leave for the IIo"-
ne, .' ,&c'aI statement issued by The
Vsr OHce says that many Ioles S.
coed En- the mines and IN la I,.S
s-e volunteering 70 serve IN '"e -
-- The statement adds tnaL '.c
Vr-ce asked particularly 10 ne p'''''
.es to light against Germany. .-.--..+-
.r..-r-+ -oubats. however lnleItSC
mo- and Characteristic, do not .Jus'Il!
fr counting upon the certalh'! VI
.-.--t .- definite victory, writes
,---er Minister Of Foreign AFFAIR,
-.,.L.- prrron. in "Lc Petit Journal'
.r a-. roo much said about the Ger
...-. bs.r, denoralized. Their orlgl-
..f o,evrorrdence may give place 70
.-l.. hut that is all. The war nov
La~.rr.rr is war 20 the dea'h. %
Do hangs the existence OF OeI nan bo
vol 3. that of France. 10 WI Iii
waved furiously on both soes. /. -, 49,
probably be long and the IosSe'
.rc, ms make up our minds to me
... bsve 10 contend with the
... ve5oubtable army IN Europe aug
L.. .aed for an our material anu
moral forces
Aim to Capture Markets.
Tho French Ministers Of War ana an,
Agriculture have adopted measures Io5
rho protection Of blooded cals.e a
horses 20 be used Tor Dreeolus ~
..... Another effort iu this dlrecuoH
-, g., +be reoDening Of certain indus
traI embellishments when haNe - ~
.f.f- doors and the prevention o. me
closing OF others. $1,000.
me- Director Of Foreign Commerce
g.. hco, ire+ructed 70 see If he can
NOT take some steps toward the con
....+ Of German markets, and IN the
interest OF French manufacturers pro
rrre commercial orders which hereto
core have been going 70 "erihA"
French observers have been very IA
yor4bly impressed by what they nave
econ of British troops during me as
,rb.rkatfou at French ports. Among
ESD. peooIc here there has always Deeh
fbp IMPRESSION that English military
FORCES were largely "armee de paraoe.
Tho arrival Of the pick Of the Buusnl
army. Of thousands Of fine KHAKI Gao
soldiers. has been an agreeable sur
prise for the French people.
The khaki uniform Is novelty TOT
the French. The "piou piou' sun
sights in the uniform which he wears
ON every day occasions ln tunes OF
ncscc II has tradition connected WIN
b. and the Frenchman would resent
any change just as the Highlander
would object 10 abandoning his Knit.
The military authorities Of the Con-
Ureut hold that as modern armies
lglt al such O. great distance from one
another uniforms such as those worn
is the French forces are not fatally
conspicuous.
The youth. height and strength Of
frc British soldiers made am admirable
Impression.
FRANCE SUSPENDS