Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-30

two little London school girls ysster-
 Gay, and to a dsputation representing
 the schools of Great Britain, he said:-.
 1 value these letters very highly in
 deed, irasinuch as they will play
 very. great part in helping us in sending plentiful food supplies to our Allies. Over in the States cur own children are endeaverihg to save food in every possible way. I will very proudly distribute these letters among our American schools, and I am quite sure that they will form one Of the most effective links between the peo- 1 ples of the two nations. Really, these 1 thanks should go to the American peo- l pie. There IS something very beauti ] fuiand inspiring in the thought under | lying them, and for the American 1 people I think each one of rhy core l spondents heartily.-Lendon Times, The German lioa's cubs have been among us in a thousand shapes i scientists, professors bankers, com ! mercial travellers, shopkeepers,
 sehoolmasters, walters working in our I public institutions business houses, shops, and hotels, and in not few i cases for mere pittahce. One van 1 guard of this heterogeneous army l has been composed of the sons of the more opulent merchants of Germany i who as soon as they had completed their military training, have fiocked l to all the principal trading cities of Britain and France and offered their
 services as volunteers to our great
 commercial houses Having thronged 1 in through the open door, which, in l our sleepy fashion, we have left open i to them, many have paid us the doubt l ful compliment of making this coun- i try their home Their presence is re- vealed in the altered names of ceunt- less firms, which, in the course of a genera tiGn, have passed wholly or partly under German influence Others have stayed merely long
 enough to learn our methods of life to compile lists of our customers, and generally to search out our weak points, with as ready a knowledge of the virtues of the decimal as of our own coinage.
 Now the time has come when the German has shown "the habit of his blood and the house of Europe ''is foul with gore" From being a teiera- ted or unregarded sycophant. he has
 revealed himself, in Mir. Bonar Laws phrase, as the wild beast at large In the midst of all the horrors of the present struggle, should there not bt some consolation in the thought that l with another dozen years of peaceful penetration, the wild beast might havt dominated the globe without ever
 showing his claws? Herr von Kuhl.
 mann has himself admitted tha
 Germany might have realized all hei
 aims of egrandizemelt at the expense
 of an unsuspecting world without hay ing gone to war. In face of this con
 fession, it behooves us, equally witt
 our Allies, to take every possible pre-
 caution against a new and more au daci6us German bid for world powe ; when the present carnage has come t
 an end.''
 Nj. Pashitch, Prime Minister 0 l Serbia has sent the following tele } gram, dated July 27. to Mir. Lloy' , George:-
 Exactly four years e,go Austria, 7 Hungary began this historical war b < attacking Serbia and in this way sh , gave the signal for the general at $ tack against all nations which ha 1 been the guardians of national liberty democratic traditions, and all the ben l elts of culture and civilization whic $ we have attained throughout our his ? tory. In your many courageous an
 eloquent speeches. which you hay a made since 1918 when you assume : your present honorable office; speeche ai which alwoys meant a whole pro ; gramme, you were the man who es : pecially aecentuated this moment { e the fight between two cultures an = two points of view concerning the fu a lure organization of humanity Tl f day when all problems of this organ 2 zatioh are beginning to be heroicaI = solved on the sacred bank of the his torical Marne l take the liberty c n the fourth anniversary of the declars s tion of war to Serbia and in the nan = I of Serbia, who has been barbareus n trampled upon while she was guardir
 the East against the malacious Gei
 man plans, to send you the greeting n of all our three named nation, whic g is now suffering under the oppressic $ Of Austria Hungary and Bulgaria l. well as in the name of all those wi IT are fighting today on different front d their greetings and their wishes f, '- the union of all Serbians, Croatian r. and Slovenes, who will be for u e worlds civilization a strong bulwal Il against any new attempts of the Ge
 mans. The Serbian nation after u e immense sacrifices which they hal 't 1 suffered look today with full hope