Oct. 11.
"The Times" correspondent, who had just arrived at Rotterdam from the Belgian frontier, reports that he witnessed scenes in Belgium—the heart -breaking character of which he can never forget. Of the thousands of refugees from Antwerp a number have already arrived at Woensdrecht, in Holland. Near the frontier s host of refugees—men, women and children—are struggling on. Children are walking, banging on the arms and skirts of their mothers. The number of refugees in fast increasing, and the supply of farmers' carts being exhausted, many are obliged to trudge wearily along the roads for many miles and hours.
Ili was pitiful to seo the children silently following their parents on foot. Most of these youngsters A Word to the Wise is Sufficient When you buy a Life Insurance Policy do not ask what profit the company WILL pay to the policy holder
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