BRITAIN.
FLATTERING ATTENTIONS. AMI “svi>x;;v six" sekvh i:. | (Received 24. 9.0 a.m.) London. Sept. 23. The Germans arc paying flattering respect to the British. Thirty thou sand French prisoners at Maubeuge are guarded by 200 Germans, while seven British have thirty guards. LONDON NEWS ITEMS. Some too woim.'U anil girls have arrive.d al, Oldenzaal en route for Eng land in exchange for Germans sent last. week. Lord Kitcliener has sanctioned tluformation of a Welsh army corps. Details show that Sir Henniker Heaton’s death v.as hastened by the German refusal to allow 200 invalids to cross German soil. They were forced to make a lift' hours’ detour to (icne'a. no food being obtainable on the joiirnev. . About 5“.00t» refugees, mostly' Be. gians, have arrived in the last 21 days.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 240, 24 September 1914, Page 5
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