Dead by the fighting-line. our brief The following perfect little poem, unsigned Seems for sad tears too deep:
wt. We publish Peace-lover, battle-lender bold! appeared in" The Times" of December 2. presents a point of sound of guns for curfew tolled.
Thos are you sug to sleep.
quite acti national' body, intereated the release
in an international servant of an. inter-To the low! frontal battle pre Zour eaner sprit, repre To yranp each comrade's hand: Seamen, a sony for sou national community—a servant who has "Down on the pies to perform exceptional work which no And lend you by example high Lovers may long for you. one else can do. and for want of which To teal our home-beand chivalry Mothers may wor? not merely British, but Danish, Swediah, Ju honour's ranks te stand, Yon shall not take your ease Norwegian, Italian, American and othe Home from the heavy seas neutral residents are suffering. We can-'The whole realm with the pibroch wails Til from our enemice not but regret that the Japanese Govern-'The King bows low. but noncht avails Secure we sleep, ment refuses to release Mr. Millies. He Our loud acclaim to -till. went to fight at Tsingtao through no fault, of his. Every necessary guarantee mygland believes in As men, her son the violin for his Her high heart heaves in you he suffers through imprisonment Even as ones Lucknow's grave Ventarons one:
men do not, growing rusty The tag of England high sou wave, Soon shall ye come to yripm, for of practice, whi Stormesl at by foeman's rage.
Soon shall your long grey ahipe serious effect his Yet ever all your eon! you briny Deal with their powers as a vi We the banner of the King Death from that the majority of residents fully Heaven's stemer fight to wae. sympathize with what the Council tried to do and regret Japan's apparently quite Gail-teanns. fear lo strom, God-loving. hating only wrong.
Pas to thy guerdon now!
"For tHe Broop ts THe Lire.
Rel war's confused noise dies down, When we are elf If the blood is laden with impuri-'God's hand "Well done!" like olive crown.
Long through the country: ties it spreads disease as it cireuhill place npn thy row.
Shall their brave names lide Who fought. endured, and died lates through the organs of the hu-A. F. MOULE. Our peace to hold. man body-—Lungs, Heart, Stomach, kidneys, Brain. Clarke's World-famed Blood Mixture is warranted to cleanse the blood from all im-
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.