| Show W U BLOCK L Ll T THE t ll 1 l I Highly EIghty Car Loads Lends n a nO Arc re rc Now Noss Li f Being Sent to S HOW hay THE TE JAPANESE FOUGHT I Story of the of ot ni ii Told II fly n II War Cur Cor C r rNe Ne Vc respondent lie lieI I I t London Sept IThe Dally Daily Malls f 11 correspondent cabling un under under der tier date dt of or Kepi pt 1 I YA nail hit earl cars r nt Itt the th rale rille ot oC M SC a day In 11 PAt p M loaded bided with wounded an pauInI the Ihl station tor for Mukden The Thein shrapnel in Injuries are ara ar frightful and ml all ri a aI I 1 majority of or the th men Mn succumbed on the eol Col to the thA Correspondents arriving hew here h keen keenly k ln ly h resent reint theli th l treatment by the Japan r I i OM oat oa and that they see eec e nothing of or t the Ui Ih war They lh Y aro it at treated oa ac though tb they were w r while native art nw Rr permitted to 10 iee IN the I lIer and telegraph fry freely fryn n The Dally M Lw 11 d dint nt siy that thul HI I Admiral haa hili ts tl f bren ordered 1 to 10 rn illi outside hal ha with lila his until Port Pert Ai Aithur A 0 thur taU tall tallA Ul A correspondent of t the th Dilly Dally MII Mull I with lIh Oen Gen AUK Aug UI l 2 j fl trie battle of sy lUt Fc The Die position waa WU exceeding exceedingly ly w I strong On the tilt tt left Willi a long Ion line hue hueI I nt or mountain and Ant shelving down on the thu front ami right lv were w a Might I slopes alope steeply descending I tot lot feet then bending at III u gl for veral hundred fet feet The hi Iopa were planted In male malse millet and fu potatoes The rh movements of the Jap lu were wera hampered liy hy the it nf rut the th country the th Ih un UnI I of mountain which hL Wire were It II Hn huI I IIO fur fm them to In I their Meld O III guns and maintain artillery therefore was vu I After with shrapnel 1 Die tuo Jap Jip Japanese anese mo Infantry advanced in III an Arl hall ed S t formation Mausing at every ery 3 ont JIlt nt point of shelter heiter they soon noon tea died the th toot foot nf of o the th mountain where he n angle of oC the slop t a hill hili I a aw w the Ihl steady r anil nO move now by twos hOIl anti ana threes Ih now In Ions lines n nit na nathe the Japanese crept ct ept from rolis point to 10 Than n it heavy began ll The Thela Th la an tore lOrt ort oft their coats enat In III is I to their movements Ihl rr pre ranting splendid white while mark maiks lo to the P The Runners gunnare Runn at 11 p fleet first in irs the range x Muon ou ho hoV how V 11 r und showed where f thu were Waro mill Two Japanese mountain auna 5 daringly on he right the Ih front them 41 r Wives In III the corn rom Their urn Oro in III It the Ihl i t of ot ti trenched caused tha th lire 0 momentarily to 10 waver I C t t Than hilt It Will was renewed more mora vigorously vl l lJ J I than ever er but It tt was Ill the beginning of or I tilt end ende W e Some Japanese crept around and f I wriggling through the om hunt buist nn sin sinI I I I e IY on the tiso t rent hen There was WAil wasa f a 11 blood tight The n an aM by b 1 magic while laps flags with blood ml cen een cenit fn it I t hii or appeared all up the th mountain On Ous the tho stood men snail way Wit p lilt i lii hug the tha IU ila of tho tha th Hun c X t tand tj j and iiiI 1111 standard bearer leurer were tearing up 1111 Lii Yi tits lii III 1 IJ fh no slow v opened aliened UllOn I the tho the f 1 Rohlo I while the lIu artillery turn turned t 0 ed 11 I lI the tue heights whence hip flip had hod ho d b mn ousted The r Io loa wi re r very ery 11 Heavy hesy The artillery Ibo tU retreat Hoth armies remained In lii touch ouch during the A heavy thunder el during durin the Ih of sit our left wing wine attai ked Thore Tho little shelter that thI night for far the auth all lay loy In common p upon u II pots poll mini ii drenched to the akin The Th pit Hew COPt I until hut I I nearly henri I lb v tic a 1 thick fog Cog irime When Vh n Iho tho for foe lifted at II In the afternoon the were eN d In Iii full fish retreat toward In the thi bridge over owr the isa river Jung |
