Executions—20,000 People at Prayer well conducted, almost awed, pos sessed profoundly by the solemnity of the occasion, and the mingled pity and admiration which moved were expressed in the deepness of its religious fervour.
The military precautions which were taken were clearly unnecessary upon such an occasion, and an armoured car and party of about against 100 soldiers posted outside the pri- ly almost without son were at an early hour moved to a less conspicuous position.
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