THE LILLE HORROR

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2838, 1 August 1916, Page 5

THE LILLE HORROR

HUNS CHALLENGED TO COME TO TRIAL Paris, July 30. ' Tho Government lias sent a note to neutrals respecting the treatment of tho population of invaded territory; also a document showing tho various kinds of treatment to which, contrary to all usages of war, the inhabitants have beon subjected. The Noto adds: "If Germany wishes to contest the evidence she has only to consent to an impartial investigation by neutral Powers.'" HANGING THE HOPE HOUND HER OWN NECK. (Etc. July 31, 7 p.m.) Paris, July 31. "L'Hommo Enchain," referring to tho Lillo, Roubaix, and Fryatt outrages, says: "Our indignation must bo expressed in our sternest resolution to chastise tho assassins terribly whon tho raomont conies. Our peace treaty will bo a decree of justice.'' The "Temps" declares that "those tilings could only bo done by Germans or Kurds. Germany, by hor crimes, is already fixing tho torcns of peace." A VILE THREAT. x HOW SPANISH PROTESTS WERE MUZZLED. (Eouter's Telegram.) London, July 30. "Tho Times's" Madrid corj-espondont states that Spanish noblemen who signed a Human Catholic protest against the oppression in Belgium were compelled to withdraw thoir signatures by tho Kaisor porsonally threatening to defilo and destroy their Belgian estates through tho medium of tho roughest soldiers i'u tho .Gorman 'Army.