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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4627, 14 May 1915, Page 2 (Supplement)

■ very bad. Vi'hat is troubling iw is that they cannot stamp tted typhus and that it is m- , T)r. Jewitt, who is an Amendcian, told me that they are exa serious outbreak of .spotted n about six weeks’ time, proben the warmer spring weather There arc about four hundred J Galician refugees in and Vienna alone, and the lack of ccomiuodation for thorn greatly s tho danger of epidemics.” nly fair to say that though noi- . Boyce nor Mr. Herr speaks the former Vice-Consul accom " ’ mi speaks it fluently, and and conclusions in no way n those of the two American isked the Vice-Consul what about Germany’s hatred of “When I was in London,” ■yce, “I used to see the pos■veiling papers. ‘Big Smash mans! Fine work of our ■rmans routed!’ and so on, ■s your people no good. It is ng them and making them ml’s paradise.” wo cannot starve Germany e has enough copper, enough i. and enough gold and men for two years, if not more. 'iprslE'Tii'cn, no weak point?” I asked, NEED OF A BIG ARMY. Yes,” was the reply: “ her com morce. The great thing is to blockade her effectively and to keep on blockad in-r, but at tho same time you want a FUc army to drive her bnek You cannot do without that.”