New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04

London, August 20.
Tho English take the news of Namu'
u. rcst with eomposure. There is
''N ,,e,rnt on the part Of the Press tc
~ .,;.c the seriousness Of the reverse
' yet to exssgerste it, The temper
y, oscple snd Press hardcns, The
= ~ hecins It's comments by saying
YESTERDAY was day Of bad news
-, fear that more must follow
Bot ends;
o., ultimate success is certain, and
III never shca,ne the sword until
,.,many has finally been beaten to her
snees.'
CONSUMPTION.
hoard last night in company which
.,n5ed beth soldiers and civilians OF
g,.,euon the most practical comment
d all: v,
..riptjon by ballot.
=, nuhlic it is never called eonserp-
IN p"'''> .....e.I serv;cc or some
0on' ''' ..a.hrssc Lord Roberts
such S'''''' 80. rho voioht of Lord
has iO't -. 81. lossorod nv his idle
Rooet'' o. .,-,,,,,der-in.ebjef after
ness VIZ 80. ,..r He might thon
the soN'' ..,,,or;,r ~ we'll a,
rave S'''" ..L;,.. ,oilit,r,,
spoken n0' "' '''' a.. IT.
Etiquette perhaps r.:.
Press ShranN ''''" '"' Wv -
ion has never been P'pu'",' '"e P'"0N
nongers are mS"E-N'''eu' ="
The Daily Mail when Is 'n' Io''' " =.
lord Nor'h'.'"'' -. -.
an exception to-day No' !" ''' .'S
but in al article o. when '"e "'e" nm,
$ plain. IT summons 'he me" - '
and 10 the neld. LORD hi'chehe'
SDo ,.,,.,. ,,ali but tho Ger
iW'VVV VIC" 400
mans have replied oy summohihs A'o00''
,oo tho IaudSturm.-- to the colors.
- ,.Aor.,.er NO turn our ewes.
Ao''"o' $500, o,oan,;ou ore
The young men without exception are
F., the fighting line. With us, TOO many
.h,-. ere looking on al cricket
Oh ''''" -.
matches OF '''l'"N @. S'"''u.
nth the women and children
,.-.,,.,;o,. Of tho Government
'a''''a'''"' IT,
Such words sung OF ought TO- nv
...e responsibility rests with the gov
,,-,ort and there Is as vet no reason
'''''''''' c-....,,,-o,. ,.;,l not
. suppose '-'
10 los duty. It's earlier hesltatlohs
s,~o vanished. There were two days.
.-.5 c,,,5av Apcust l and 2.
-, ,,.or. j., tho hal
ahen peace and war were III Ihe Dal'
.,se
~Tro DAYS" said an English soldier,
49,. ,,o,,,o,,+
'' SUCH '"e 1'.''
.s despair IS ] hope never 10 kno"
cain"
There were craven voices m the ZAP
re, itself. There were men for peace
d, any price Names are freely men,
.orei. Mr.. Lewis Harcourt. Lord
9ospcbanp and others. including, o.
-.rrse Lord Morley and Mr.. John
Sums who resigned on the declara-
,.or NJ war. as Mr.. Bright resigned IN
$50 BY reason Of the operations OF
1871 against the iortS OF A!e .,.li -, 80;
~, -.' ~ ~ 30, 80 "a ,nouthpjece of
Isbor. bu- they left the Government
me stronger for their departure. This
no bour for divided counsels. | do
%. know why Ny. Lewis hareouIt 'e
nsined except that he is expert III
trimming TO The winds As they oIoW'
Lord Beauchamp matters neltheI W. 80
0u these things the EhglIsH PTTPbei
d.o not ana 90 nov I'm. Soi',,,'' +La, com
Silence Us more sighl"cSn' '""''
Ieri. 800 Union
No doubt mere wa n,,,bt the
even the frlme MINISTER 100 u is
aliude OF sht p'opiFe tbat he nut
10 MS ever 'as''i.s 70. 80 .+rvcL his blow.
.rse uouo.' "'.1. en- 40 Mir Worldly
NE Isspo'.S' ~ - -. where they have
..r's;,-d Never was a more pitisble
.NIt.,.lr +L,, +be protests of Mr..
-, 1-.lDorsId Mr.. Wedgwood
.rI b.if ~ dozen other Laborites and
ia p.8,rsi. In the House after Sir
- c.. speech. Even The
D.lr Noy.. " THE Daily Chronicle
and Tho Manchester Guardian" gave
Id and war once declared, supported
loyoIiv
n
The fress bureau
Blt even now Ministers do nov 2
Wholly trust the people. Take tnelr
Press Burtau, under Mr.. F. +. smith:
AGAINST right censorship in time OF
var have not word 10 say. had
some experience of the other kind
during our Spanish War when Cen
rral Greedy was Censor-in-Chief,
man in every way unit for such du-
ties. d.sobeyed his orders ana
Iould G, ISL, .UaIn Mr.. +. T.. SInlLH