It asserts, have lately occurred, and have been due in part to the fact that Belgians, however, were erred in making up the lists in those transported to Germany by inducing persons unaffected by the German's order of Alsace. The note does not say that Belgians now work in Germany are engaged, without exception, in the matter of international law, such as legitimate agricultural and industrial pursuits, and that the German government regrets extremely that the situation has been completely misrepresented by the United States by the Belgian press. The international government, it is declared, in the interest of the Belgian population, would likely, regret the activities of the Belgian government.

CONDITION IS CRITICAL
Hobart Hurt in Freight at the Hotel, Not Over,
The condition of James Ricken, thirteen years old, of 327 South Fourth Street, who was crushed in the freight elevator at the Peterson Hotel last Thursday afternoon, is regarded as critical.  Critical. It was said at the hospital late last night that he was in a critical condition. The lad was caught in the elevator and mashed when he attempted to ride down upon it. He was caught in between the floor of the heavy hydraulic machine and the steel framework. It was necessary to saw through a big iron before he could be removed. Many accidents. 