—All houses looted from cellars to garrets of all clothing, beds, bedding, carpets, sewing machines, dishes, cutlery, bicycles, and every thing to which the military took a fancy and found easily portable, Meavy furniture, when loft behind, stripped of drawers, mirrors and other portions and left in a wrecked condition, Heavy steel! safe battered open, evidently at considerable expense of effort. and heavy organs smashed to pieces—malic panels, keys, hammers et reduced to fragments.
4—Thousands of volumes of books thrown into heaps of rabbis: many backs ripped off and handfuls of leaves tora out in various places to vendor them useless, Plain forts to express contempt by desi after destroying, Evidence The Boarding children of mis Sheol for the jon aries burned to the ground, with all its contents.—The new hospital, with on hundred foreign beds, bedding, clothing and other equipment of a modern hospital almost completely looted, Many doors, windows, fur-naees, ete., smashed, \5.—High School buildings also looted, the tables, desks and chairs for the most part being taken, The Physics and Chemistry building stripped of all apparatus.
—The Churches, Boys' School, Girls' School, Bible School, damaged in the same way and most of the contents taken.
—The engine and large battery of the electric lighting plant were smashed, and the power house used a3 a stabl '8—Hardware store-room and furniture store-room both emptied of their contents,
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