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dren and a woman at the stream by Abercorn. '"The Germans here are ignoring all the rules of civilised war. Tlioy have enrolled the natives by hundreds and encourage them to bm;n and kill. The result is that, though the authorities here have done all they could to keep the natives of the country out »f it, . have been compelled to call our people out. The 'fiery cross' has gone through the land; the Amambwa and Awemba have been told to come to the aid of the English, and they are flocking in, delighted to get the chance to burn and kill. "We were awakened last night by the arrival of tho chief of this part on his way to Abercorn or Kawimbe. This is the method he and his people were going to adopt; kill all males above puberty, take the women, cut oil' noses, lips or ear.-, and use them (the women) as they like, and kill all the children. Now Kyakenta, this chief, is a very decent man, but this is what war raises in him and his people. "Had the Germans done as we have •done up to now, fight with soldiers or police only, there would have been comparative peace, on tho border." NELSON OwtoMnewrv*!?. Th ¥ same satisfaction yon hare * » ai*l7 >ce obtained from them in MUA 8 the past yon will get now p itn r tp jo —and in the future. See PURE TEAS 70n get Nelson 7 •