THE DAILY MIRRqr DECEMBER 15, 1915 MEN IN THE WAR NEWS. The Maharajah of Kapurthala, who has just invested the sum of £20,000 the French War Loan. Vandyk.) Sergeant F. Chris t e y (Civil Service Rirics), awarded the D.C.M. He moved across the open with great coolness.

in East Africa, thi only considerable German colony [eft onconii , are seen Sir Horace and the scene of his new activities, together with what was German' Africa. One by one they have been take suprtae command tK„ .„„„d iticsn XT oc*

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of war. of military age being removed to an internment camp. They, are guarded by German soldiers.

hear in Whitehall that Lord Barnard has succeeded at last in getting the Government Committee on how to make the best use of our national timber, which he, among other great landowners, has long advocated The time 1 saw him he* pointed out tlie vast resources we possess in this

Following upon its enormous success in London twenty-four years ago, Frodigue*’ was piloted to the United States by Mr. Kdwin Cleary, the war correspondent. It met with a mixed reception there,” he says. Some people thought it was a religious play the Prodigal Son. One old man l

is stated that far reaching reconunenda tions are likely to be made by the committee which has been set by the Treasury consider the best means of bringing about economy among the working classes. The committee, under the chairmanship of Mr. Montagu, has got very quickly to work