, 1914-11-14

mans holding British commissions. Mr..
Neuton, member tor Harwich, gave notice
that be would ask regarding the naturaliza-
ton OF Baron Schroeder since the war.
Sir William NicoIl, Editor Of the British
Weekly during a speech applauded Mr..
Lloyd Georges speech as telegraphed yes
terday, and said that the on-conformist
hate conscripton, but hate defeat more,
their traditions being those of CromwelIs
lronsides. He thought the upper and lower
classes were doing their duty, but doubt
whether the middle classes we've. The non
co~nformists, he declared. feel greater re
sponsibility than others, through having OPP
posed armaments, and the crisis having
arrived, they should come forward.
The Finnish newspapers report a heroic
sacrifice by the crew Of a Russian
picket boat, to save a Russian cruiser,
which was unwittingly approaching q
NINE in the Gulf Of Finland Realizing
that it was too late to signal the danger,
the picketboat dashed into the mines at tull
speed and an explosion followed by which
SIX Of her crew persisted. The sole survivor,
who is severely wounded, has received the
decoration of the Cross of ST. George.
Petrograd officially announces the evocua-
ton of Central Galicia by the Austrians.
LLC Ak'tAo4ttL4H uhS6 tOICCu luGll uiNiI Il 10y
towards Cracow and their right wing is pin
ned against the Carpathians. General Dankl
the Austrian commander, has refused to
cooperate with the German staff, and the
bitterness is such that the Austrian and
German officers captured have to be kept
apart TO prevent personal fights. Altogether
the situation is such that it is quite c%onceiy-
able that Austria may make a separate peace
through resentment at the German treatment,
their arrogant assumption Of superiority and
their assignment Of he difficult and fatal
tasks to the Austrians for the benefit of the
Germans. The German Gown Prince is
regarded as responsible or he joint
Austro German defeat, his command, the
flower Of the German army, having fallen
back even while The Austrjal5 were resisting.
The German Staff regard tile Crown Prince
as overworked aud are wiling to work harder
themselves if he would only rest.
Notwithstanding q vigorous search, the
Duke Of Brunswick, the Kaiser's son III law,
is still reported as missing.
General Won Bulow, Commander of the
Second Division Of the First Army Corps,
has received a second decoration.
Another German casualty list numbers
29,28l making a total of 100000.
The Austrian casualties include 867 Hus-
sars, every one a noble, or related to the
mobility, and ese,y Mustlloua Magyar family
is in mourning.
Captain NJ ever Waldeck, the Governor Of
Kiao-cbao, has cabled the Kaiser that he
surrendered because his ammunition was
exhausted and the forts destroyed. The
Kaiser has telegraphed the President Of 5bo
Reichstag saying: "The heroic defence Of
Tsingtao, shat model settlement Of German
culture, built with the laboul OF many years,
brings new laulels to the spirit Of faii hful-
ness unto death which The German people
have so often shown since their army and
feet have been engaged il a defensive war
fare against a world Of hatred, envy and
covetousness, a war which, if God wills, Will
not have been fought in vain"
As an example Of the praise Of the
"Emden" appearing in the German Press,