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Mr. Pierpont Morpan may attempt to pain the title of the rifhett man in tho world, hut Mr. Rockefeller Jiaa deoijej not to ; reap an y of the war jrofits. INCIDENTS OF THE WAR. ON AND OFF TffE FIRING LINE. LONDoX, September 19. Properly Interned. The appeal lodged by yon Bissinp, brother of the (ierman (iovernor of Belgium, adjust liis internment in Great Britain, lias been disallowed. Kaiser and Co. in the Dock. The London "Financial News" says: '■\\Vie betide any English Ministry which, in the hour of victory, fails to put the Kaiser and Admiral Tirpitz. and all the rest of the Uerman offal, in an ordinary f<-|.)n's d<H-k. and to mete out to them the usual murderer's fate.' . Evacuating Trent. IVnnwn. children ar.d old men have been ord- re] to evacuate 'Irent, in view of the Italian ad-, a nee. Ostend Peppered. I Th» Amsterdam "Telefrraaf" says that 1 the latest bombardment of Ostend "greatly i damaged the enemy's roast defences. The t.erman3 have placed a new long-range -un on the coast. J The Silent Unit. The latest arri\als nf recruits lon tlie Flanders front include a unit of dial mutes, who arc rommanited by means "I gestures, say- an Amsterdam message. Success of French TPlanes. An om.-ial French communique states: A squadron of hydroplanes from Port Said bat bombarded the Checkaldere bridge. Hydroplanes ; n the Adriatic have engaged in conihats with Austrian aeroplanes, which were supported by small boats. Despite the piinfire from the boats the French 'planes always forced the Austrians to retreat."' Game Montenegrins. The Montenegrins have repulsed a violent Austrian attack on the Bosnian frontier, and have put several Cattaro batteries out of action. Trieste Railway Bombed. An official Italian communique states: "Our aviators have bombarded and damaged the Trieste railway at Gabrovica." Italy and the Dye Question. A conference is being held at Villadasti, Italy, to discuss the question of the manufacture of artificial dyes. Breach of Munitions Act. At Liverpool the Munitions Court heard summonses against certain of the employees of the engineering firm of C'ainmell, Laird and Co., for breaches of the Munitions Act. A number of informations were withdrawn after the representatives of the men had admitted the olTence, and promised tueir best to any repetition.