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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-14
Justly dealt with. He saws

justly dealt with He saws
Many questions have been asked
me, regard to the proposed boying
stunt to be pulled off mere SATURDAY
and replying thereto ask the publi-
cation of the following:
Criminal Code Of Texas; ART
1907:
Any person who shall voluntarily
engage in pugiIistic encounter be.
tween man and man, or a fight be.
tween a man and bun or an,
other animal, FOR MONEY or
OTHER THING OF VALUE. DR. FOR
ANY CHAMPIONSHIP, OF upon the
result Of which any money or other
thing Of value, is bet or wagered
or to see which any admlss.an fee
is charged, either directly or ij,ai-
rectly, shall be deemed guilty of a
felony, and upon conviction, shall be
punished By Imprisonment in the
peniteatiary not less than Two years
nor more than five years.
Art. t5S Ry the term, snnoiIis-
tic encountrr.' as used in tbie aot
is meant. any voluntary FIGHT ~. ,.,
sonal encounter bv blows NV moaoe
ct the fists or Otherwise vb.,rer
with or without gloves. hatweon two
or more men FOR MONEY. or FOR
A PRIZE OF ANY CIARACTLl}
OR FOR ANY OTHER THING OF
VALUE. OR FOR ANY CHANpIoN
SHIP. or unon the result or uhicb
any money or ootbar thing of valn,
is bet or wagerpd.
"The Grand Jury Of Ellis conn,v
is now in session and should IN.
parties in any way violate the ahova
law, such violation will he nr,m,,tI,
looked after. TOM WHIppI,r
"Countv Attorney "
The contestants in this bow, are
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BASE BALL SEASON
OPENS HERE MONDAY
NASAHAtRIE TEAM ROT \DI\I
INTO FORM TO MAKE DIS
pIk.TE FIGHT.
Il i Conceded Among the Fans
that the Team that Besie Wan
ahachie VIII Win Pen
naDi.

The time draws near when Man
ago. colo of the Wayahachia base
ball team must cut his squad of
nlav4rs down to the list OF regulars
aud tho manager T. frank to admit
IT,, he L. confronted with a rather
.dteiculf task He has eighteen good
mon signed from which to select
roprtaan the number he will start
Tho season Win on next Monday
lie has recently released Garden
hin, ,.,, p,,t.,reop contestants for
~ ,hir, and second sacks. and now
no must decide which OF his two
.at.,,.,,g h. viii t.,Le ON regularly.
pat, Emery and Pickle are show
inc nm VOL
The nitehers Raines. Tinsley.
Con,naro aud FIowers are all show
taa aa.d form and he thinks will
A. .hatr nart towards winning the
- IN. ogtfela is equally ar
-, "a ,I,n,s.r cole SAYS the
-, : ra,ia1, rounding into form
e.aal.et,- erean and Gordon are i'm
nro,,ns over, aay Gordon has al
-. .aaaeaa - pounds and ex-
- - Inc down as much as Is
- ,,t,,,in tho next TWO weeks.
-. - know Gordon is a
Nm ~ and Know he will make
~ - -. 49, mniry man
an ~ nm conIuIetelv tie plays
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rub ana the fans are striving hard
10 get the town to close up aud at
taud the game. WaNahaehie needs
ever, cup aud pennant she can Sc
cure ia the league contests and to
get them She must have the support
of the citizens. The ball team was
promoted purely for the purpose Of
furnishing amusement during the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-14

Al aNNNi al NV
s as'e was anything | could
,,a,,p me and they said there
n ~ eeat they knew of. am
W SUCH a good medicine and
F'Fe 1t the highest praise. .
fs y eRlFFlTH, 1905 Madison
'sssland, Ohio.
IN, IN ia. | suffered from fe-
49, al''l the pains We're SO bad
IN. M ! could not sit down. Tho
lslsed a severe onerat,on bu.
vi VI me LYDIA Il, Plnkham !
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III V . short time. Now / feel
MI pfFsoa and can DO a hard
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|. 49, 49, 4 Z y he we'll once more.
NJ, Z atty and willing 10 speak
It'll y II, q m Compound, Mr..
|. stuck 81 ilanaver, IA.
ssa' g aay complication. ysa
laili write 10 LYDIA Il.
IL. .'ssias Ga, leonAianliall
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HG Rbeat Mitchell Edward Bren-
nan aud star east, aud the Mu-
tual Weekly news feature, show
ing in motion pictures the latest
important happenings OF the entire
world
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expected to have to
undergo an opera
ton, but the first
bottle | took of
Lydia +. pinkham 3
We getable Com
pound relieved me of
the pains in my side
and | continued its
use until | became
r. gular and free
from pains. | had
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SAY I'D BROTHER FROM III, NTu
ANb MAS kllItb fiINt~isl 4

Hot SION, TeNas, Mas IA Joe
o Heard aged - years. res Idiag
At 9as 81 Charles street. dia8 AZ
ST. Joseph intfrmary at $50 O'Clock
Thursday Hight slightly more thaH
an hour after ne had been str4.s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-14

summer days and for advertising
the town, 1t Is worth much to keep
the town represented IN the daily
apers each day during the base
ball season Arrange now to at
tend the opening game.
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j WOMEN
lv0|O
| OPERATIONS
Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
/ Compound.

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NJ 50 Tor several years that |
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12

daughter, Ethel Maxwell Turkey. and Mr..
Louis W. Korsmeyer Of Lincoln, the
ceremony 20 be celebrated New Years
day in the presence of members Of the
family only
Following the ceremony there viii be
reception to the many friends Of the
young people. between the hours OF 3
and G.
Miss Turkey is prominent in local and
national college circles because of her
position as editor Of the national Delta
Gamma sorority paper. which she held
until the recent annual conclave, Miss
Turkey also represented the local Asso-
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Brooklyn. for the last three weeks, are
expected home before Christmas.
Miss Lillian Fitch is the guest for the
holidays Of Miss Luelia Allen. After ieav-
ing Omaha, Miss Fitch took UP her
dramatic work In, Chicago She is a
charter member Of the far-famed Gordon
club.
Miss Anna Bourke arrived Friday from
New Mexico. where she has been on a
ranch for ak months. and Is the guest
q Mrs. ]. W. Reynolds until Monday
when she goes on to Philadelphia to be
with her sister. Mrs. Maish,. during the
holidays. e.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Prettiest Mile Golf Club.

Tho Prettiest Mile Ladies'. Golf club
was entertained Tuesday evening at the
home OF Or. and Mrs c. c. Morrison.
The officers for the coming year were
elected: Mrs. w. II. Finn. president;
Mrs. A. NJ, smith. vice president; Mrs.
a. d, Northrup. secretary; Mira, r, NJ.
High. treasurer: Mrs. r. NJ. Crane, chair
man of the field committed; Mrs. Y-,c.
Hascall. social committee, and Mrs. x.
wv Emerson. publicity, NH ~
The program for the evening consisted
OF a plano solo by Mrs. Edward II.
Burke. vocal solo by Miss Lillian Paul
and reading by Mlssi Lorena Leeka.
Assisting tho hostess were MeHdames G.
S. Rainbolt. p ]. creedon. c. IA.
Thatcher and r. l.. johnson. and Misses
Lottie. Little. Catherine Morrison and H.
vandeford. Those present were:
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With the School Set.

sunday morning. December 10. TO spend
the holidays with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George sduires.
4 MIR. Edward Perley wili be home from
the University Of Nebraska for the holi-
days the last OF the week.
Miss Regina Copnslb daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. r. w. Council. is expected home
from Miss Guilds and Miss Evans
school in Boston about December IL. to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walters are ex-
pectlng their son and daughter home for
the holidays on Sunday December 10.
Mr.. waltman Walters IL a student at
Dartmouth college and Miss Harriette
Walters at Kemper Hall,
Miss Nan spalding, who il at school at
Chevy Chase In Washington ana who
was operated upon last week for appen-
dicitis In one of the Washington hos
pitfalls. IL doing we'll ana Il Is expected
that she will be able to be home for
Christmas. II not her mother. Mrs
Leonard spalding, viii so to her.
Jndson squlres arrives home from Yale
Almost the first OF the boys to return
from school for the holiday vacation
will be Denman Kountze. who is expected
about next Friday from Cleveland. The
following day Miss Helen Eastman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Betrothal Announcements.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Barnes an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter.
Clara Margaret, and Clyde Eugene
Butler Of Leon. la. The wedding will be
celebrated this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bloom announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Anne
Josephine. to Mr.. Bernard Enos John
son. The wedding will be in the early
spring.
Miss Bloom has attended the Lanke-
nan Girls school in Philadelphia and
Downer college IN Milwaukee. Mr.. John
son is well known among the musical set
OF Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p Turkey have issued
wedding cards for the marriage of their
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Social Gossin.

Social Gossip.
Mr.. Charles T. Kountze has been in
81, Louis on business last week and is
expected home today.
Mrs. +. b. Ksnnard Of Fsiracres has
returned from Newcastle, Ind. where
she visited her daughter. Mrs. John O,
Goodwin.
Mr.. and MrR. Louis Nash left Thursday
evening for Chicago TO spend n few days.
Sir Horace Plunkett of Dublin. ireland,
who has real estate holdings in this city.
viii arrive here Monday and win be the
guest OF Mr.. Conrad Young at the West
Farnam apartments.
Mrs. William Il. Martin Is expected
home today from Detroit, where Mira.
Anthony Merrill OF Chicago has Just com
pleted successful lecture tour under her
management. Mr.. and MS. Martin win
be with Mr.. and Mrs James McKenna
durinE the holidays.
Miss Madalene Hills left for New York
Wednesday to visit her sister Mrs
Charles Sawyer. Mrs. @. w. Hamilton
accompanied her az far as Oh cago. where
they spent a day with Mr.. Warren Hills
Mr.. Hills will join his sisters in New
York for Christmas. Miss Hills will re-
main until after New Years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12

citation Of Collegiate Aiumnae at the ma
tionai convention IN California last sum-
mer. As head worker for the Emma
Hoagland Flower mission. Miss Turkey
Is particularly Identified.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Gladys Eugene Consdon. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Congdon OF
Rochester, N. Y. to Mr.. George Thum-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frank Damon an
nounee the engagement Of their daughter.
Wilma Whiting, to Mr.. Kirkwood Scott
Nevin. son Of Mr.. and Mrs James e.
Nevin. The wedding viii be during the
latter part Of the holidays.
Mr. Korsmeyer is a Phi Kappa Psi.
both young people, having graduated
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12

comes home from Chicago and Miss
Naomi TowIe from Boston. and Sun
day viii bring Clarence and Douglas
Peters. Francis Gaines. Miss Elizabeth
and Miss Erna Reed. Miss Gertrude
Stout. Miss Ruth I6lnsler and Miss Miss
Marion Turner OF Council Bluffs. Miss
Florence Neville stops over for the
Lehigh prom December II and 90 does
not reach home until Monday. Malcolm
Baldrige also comes Monday. December
90 and that week will see all the girls
and boys back for the holidays. Casper
and Jarvis offutt will not be home. the
latter going south for his vacation and
Casper remaining In the east.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Among the Visitors.

Miss Baldwin OF Tiogs. Pa. came Fri
day TO be with Mr.. and Mrs Victor cald-
well through the holidays.
Mrs. s. j. O. Irwin, nee Miss Alice
Fawcett OF Creighton was a guest OF
Mrs. Harmon v. smith. last week. for the
Melba concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wood. ST.. expect
Mr.. Ben TiIlson OF Kansas City 20 arrive
Wednesday. TO be their guest perhaps
until after the holidays.
Mr.. f. 3. Ferguson Of New York
arrived, this week to visit his sister.
Mrs. Lowrle chllds. and Mr.. Childs and
will probably remain for the holidays.
Mrs. George w. Johnston and small
daughter. who have been visiting the for
mer's sister. Mrs. oliver Carpenter. in
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beside other time given to. French and
German and to dancing and instead OF
coming home she viii spend Christmas
In Cleveland with Miss Ress and Miss
Eels. with whom she shares an apart
ment in New York and who IRE Cleve-
land girls
Miss Howe assisted Mr.. and Mrs
Paderewski Wednesday at a doll sale at
the Gotham for the benefit OF the Polish
war sufferers
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New Years at Fontenelle.

The MANAGEMENT OF the Fonteneile hotel
will follow the custom In the east of cele-
brating New Years eve with supper at
II o'clock. for which tables may be en-
gaged. Already there are more than 800
reservations, and the entire dining room.
tea room ana part OF the lobby will have
10 be utilized TO accommodate the tables.
There will be no dancing downstairs, but
the ball room will be open for those who
care to avail themselves OF the music
II is several yeara since New Years
eve has been celebrated IN this way. ex-
cept at the Country club, which IL not
open this winter. however, and the coun-
try club members will doubtless patronise
the hotel in large numbers. making Il the
gayest night Of the season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Queen Not Here for Christmas.

Because their daughter, Miss Marion
Howe The reisning Ak-sar-Ben queen.
win mol be home for the holidays. Mr.,
ana Mrs. n G. Howe have cancoled the
date FOR the dance which they we're
planning IN her honor ON christmas eve
"a The F9nienelIe. Miss Howe has only
been east about three weeks and - de-
voting foer hours = day % her music
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Notes of Interest.

Miss Dorla johnson, daughter OF Mrs.
Edward johnson, one Of the most promi-
nent figures IN local womans elubdom.
plans TO take VI the arts ana crafts and
designing in artistic Sewelry. Miss John
son will visit relatives in Detroit and
vii also 90 east and inform herself on
the courses offered at various schools. be-
fore she wtll decide which school she will
enter.
Miss Erna Hadra will represent the
Omaha chapter. Iota, Of Sigma Theta
ri Sorority, at the annual conelave.
which will be held In Oklahoma City
December 1876. Miss Hadra plans to
leave for the meeting about December
2. The local chapter has a membership
Of eighteen.
Miss Katherine Thummel has engaged
passage on the wilhelmina sailing Jan
uaFy IL from San Francisco for Homo
lulu. where she WIN be the guest OF AR.
and Mrs. Blomfield-Brown on their pine
apple ranch. juEt outside OF tbs city. Mrs.
Blomfleid~Brown was formerly Miss
Bertha Dickey OF this city and, with
her husband has 4 charming home
there. Her mother. Mrs J. J. Dlckey.
has been with her for the past year.
but expects 70 return here IN April. when
Mics Thummei comes back.
Mr.. and Mira. Fred Martin OF New
York arrived Sunday ana are al the Fon-
teneile. MIR Martin is chief engineer OF
the American smelling company and
spant some time IN Omaha a year or
80 ago lie was married In October OF
this year and mas brought his wife 70
Omaha with him. Mrs. Martin was Mrs.
walter PAGES guest at the Tuesday
morning musicale and for tea afterward
In the Fontcnclle lea room, and Friday
evening MIR. and Mrs Edwin swobe gave
a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs Martin.
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What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Holiday Affairs Planned.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Barton Millard are send
ing out invitations this week for dinner
dance on the evening OF Tuesday. Decem-
Der ~ at the Fontenelle. in honor OF
their brothers. Joseph. Ray and Willard
Willard. who win be home from school
for the Christmas vacation. One hundred
and fifty OF the school set will be in
Guided IN the dinner. and a number OF
Mr. and Mrs Aiillard's friends are asked
afterward TO the dance. This will be one
III largest Of the holiday parties for
q younger set
on sunday. December %, AIr. and Mrs.
Howard G. Loomis VIII give a dinner OF
sixteen at the Fontenelle for their son.
Arthur. who arrives home from Cornell
the day before Christmas. and for Thurs
day December 90. Mr.. and Mrs r. @.
McGnton have invitstionE out for
dinner and theater party In honor OF their
daughter. Miss Eleanor. who reaches
home about December q from Smith col
lcgc.
Miss Margaret Williams and Miss Grace
Slabaugh are planning a New Years eve
party for a few Of their friends.
Miss Harriet Smith will be the hostess
Al dinner OF twenty in honor OF Mise
Mccord ON the evening OF the latter's
debut dance. December a. The dinner
will be given at the Fontenelle.
Mr.. and Mrs arthur Metz viii Issue
invitations next week for dance at their
home Wednesday, December %, for their
daughter. Miss Olga Metz.
Mrs. John w. Towle will give an IN
formal buffet luncheon Thursday. De-
cember q. for the debutantcs and the
Eirls Of the school set.
Mrs. e. w. Nash win entertain at
dinner-dance Thursday evening. Decem-
bor %. for Edward and Virginia Crofoo,,
who VIII be home for the holidays
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
ChristInas Reunions.

The holidays will be delightfuily cele-
hrated by Mfr. and Mrs. ]. E. Congdon by
having their daughters at home with
them Miss Elizabeth congdon has Just
returned from an extended stay in Chi
cago and Miss Josephine congdon returns
from Yassar IN about n week, while Mrs.
Herbert French Ii expected Friday or
saturday with her husband. Mrs. Cong
dons sister. Mrs. Ferguson OF Sterling,
ILL.,. is also expected for Christmas and
Miss Clara Bull Of Pasadena. who 10 ct
present In Minneapolis. Nm Join the house
party. Mr. Robert Torgan OF Chicago
win he here for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs George Brandeis' home at
Fairacres will be filled with house
guests over Christmas when Mrs
Brandeis' slafers from Chicago will be
here with their husbands. besides several
other Chicago friends. There will be Mr.
and MIRA NJ. J. Carney. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry BoBworth. DR.. and Mra William
Harper. Mr.. H. p. Nolan ana Mr.. Town
send Netcher. all Of whom arrive either
December "a or a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry wilkins and chill
dren will come over from Chicago for
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. coipeszer, but will not be here
until the day before Christmas.
Eyerard childs. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowrie childs who has been IN South
America for over q year for the Mid
vale steel company. has cabled that he
win be home n time to spend Christmas
with hiH Darents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12

from the University Of Nebraska. They
will make their home In lincoln.
mel. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Thunn-
mel Of this city The wedding will be on
February .. Mr.. and Mrs. Thumrnel viii
reside IN Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Yuletide Tea Room Plans.

Mrs. Nathan Merriam win entertain for
ten guests at luncheon In honor OF Mrs.
Charles Turner OF Fremont Monday after
noon.
Another Monday hostess at luncheon
win be Mrs. q. F. drummer. who viii
entertain for nine guests.
Tuesday the mon viii be the hosts and
serve at the tea room. This list OF mar
tyrs to philanthropy win include:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
WEEDS Navy Officer.

Cards have reached Omaha friends and
relatives Of Miss Mary Josephine Loner-
san. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Simon j.
LonerEan OF Broken Bow, announcing her
marriage to Mr.. Elmer Richard Henning.
ensign United States navy, on Friday
November Se. at South Bethlehem. Pa
The bride is well known 70 Omaha go
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Continued on Page Three. Column one0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12

The serving OF themselves and their
guests 70 masculine efficiency win be
Aesdames William Tracy Burns. Frank
W. Judson, {. c. Rosewater. Victor
Rosewater and Misc Margery McCord.
Mr.. Judson will have eight guests 10
luncheon. Mrs. Burns. eight; Miss Nc
Cord. four. and the Alesdames Rosewater
viii entertain eight guests At luncheon.
followed BY cards.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-11
AMERICAN NOTE


regarded as constituting satisfaction
~ the United states fer violation OF
ia treaty rights The United states
Il Is understood takes the position
sssa, II is willing TO accept payment
in the Frye case, provided II IS under
stood that such constitutes no eessien
Of principle on the part Of this gov
eminent. II is not known whether
German will be willing to make pay
men. on this basis or not IT 1t does
II will thus dispose OF the Frye case
ard leave the position OF both gov
ernments on the principles involved
uncha nged The same controversy ~
expected 10 come mp IN the case OF
ssae IeelanaN, the American vessel
torpedoed recently by a German sub
marine. and consequently the United
States Is determined 10 make no move
in the FRYE case which Will impair It's
position In regard to the Ieela nav or
other cases that may arise In the fu-
fure.
Germany also offered I'm case her
conditional payment proposal was not
Acce pied. To refer to The Hague for
arbitration Of the entire question OF
tresiy Interpretation. II is understood
that the United states has no objec-
ton TO a review Of the issue by court
OF arbitration. but believes IL ls Ese-
necessary AZ present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-11
british Have Failed.

Enthusiastically the Warsaw cam
paign IL charged BILE to British failure.
writes Frank III. Simonds. in The New
Republic, The fact that the British
were unable TO get a large army into
Flanders. the additional circumstances
that they were unable to provide mu-
nitions sufficient to allow the army IN
Flanders to give indirect help to the
valiant and desperate effort Of the
French to relieve the pressure upon
their allies, finally the laundering de-
lay at the Dardanelles are the
underlying causes of the disaster which
is taking place along the Nistnla. and
they have put an end to the great
Russian attempt which only four
months ago seemed to have every pros
pect OF success,
"ln America it is natural that our
i'm pr'tssions should come largely from
British sources. aud the part OF tne
British in the war has been enormous
ly exaggerated by the picturesque but
ridiculous reports or the role of the
British expeditionary army In the
Marne campaign. The plain truth IL
that the British have so far failed to
get an army to the Continent adequate
either in numbers or munitions to AL
lied necessities. The failure In still
complete year after the beginning of
the war. and the disastrous conse-
duences of the failure have been the
recent triumph of the Germans in
Poland and the continued occupation
Of France and Belgium by the In
Vader."