... THE American financial paper which waggishly suggests that bear movement is still depressing Austrian securities should not have overlooked the curious fact that, per contra, it is Bull movement which is just now spelling slump for Austria's chief partner. Xii TT^or the purposes of the r Ministerial film, says the Daily Mail, a powerful and dazzling light will be thrown upon the members of ...

... 'Bystander (&qpe Panic=Stricken Calm COPENHAGEN is the calmest of neutral cities visited by the wandering Bystander. Two reasons are given: one that Copen hagen has a daily panic, and nothing so conduces to calm-- you get used to panics; the other that Copen hagen is Europe's most unpolitical, bourgeois, pleasure-loving town, which, except that it hates the Tyskerne (Danish for Deutsche), ...

... War-Time in the Country LIFE AT THE BACK IN SILHOUETTE (1) BRITISH OFFICIAL (2) ON THE LAND (3) KEEPING THE HOME FIRES BURNING ...

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... JTTN HNGLAND NOWfL A WEEKLY LETTER FROM BLANCHE London, August 14, 1916. Dear Cousin WE'RE having some quite busy dog-days really in England, now, apart from the war. Parliament goes off on its holidays this week, and, I'm told, feels it's earned them, what with all those Irish debates and an all-night sitting, and the Mesopotamian mysteries, and pushing on the War Pensions business, and some ...

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... pELLlCQSlTIES LORD NORTHCLIFFE'S Long Cable: Fifteen Miles From the Front. So says the Evening News poster. We thought it a bit long when we read it, but surely not quite as long as that! TTTE are once again talking VV with England, blusters the Hamburg N achrichten in good, sound German bomb language. But the trouble is that England long since took the measure of this kind of German ...

... MORE FRAGMENTS FROM FRANCE THE VIGILANT ONE 11 I say, old chap, what does two green lights and one red one mean? RECUMBENT GLADIATOR (just back from leave) Two creme de menthes and a cherry brandy! BY CAPTAIN BRUCE BA I \NSFA THER Passed by Censor ...