London, Sept. 14.
cee cee dri eat. THE KING ON THE FIELD.
Mr. Herbert Samuel, Postmaster-General, speaking at West Hartle The German General Staff reports. London, Sept. 17. pool, in referring to the triangular that the manwuvres emphasize the} The King arrived at Cambridgr contests, said that it might be ne-decisive role played by cavalry, the] in order to attend the manquvres cessary to change the electoral sirctaft in no wise making the re-|to-day, and is staying at Trinity machinery by the adoption of the connaisancee of cavalry superfluous, College. His Majesty motored, in principle of a transferable vote. He inasmuch as on two days out of five] the undress uniform of " field-mar. said that he would rather face the aircraft are unable to fly. shal, on o visit to Lieut.-Genera' danger of the formation of groups Sir James Grierson, who is common in the House of Commons than -uf-AEROPLANES IN FRANCE, ing the "'blue" or defending force for the present ills. He said that Paris, Sept. 14, General Grierson explained his plan: Mr. Churchill's interesting sug-'The French are enthusiastic over of operation to the King, who ther sestian of a scheme of devolution mounted a charger and,' with the or England was not for to-day or chief members of the War Office -o-morrow, but for consideration in armies each employed a fleet of staff, Lieut.-General Sir the future twenty-seven machines. The results boa las Haig, who is commanding Attained, ib la anserred, wore so re- the markable as to revolutionize tactics. ether mies are in close contact red" invading force.
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