VAN BURElN, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1915.
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on crushed, confidence restored. your country saved
from conquest, your property from Plage, your wives
and daughters from insult and violaton-,he union
preserved from dsmemberment and perhaps a period
put by this decisive stroke to bloody and savage war


hese my brave friends, the consequences "f the
efforts you have made, and the success with which
they have been crowned by Heaven.


These important results have been effected by the
united cnurtge and perseverance Of the army but
which the different corps well the individuals that
compose IT, have We'd with each other in their ex4r.
ions to produce. The share they have respectively
had " be pointed out in the genera order
ing tins address. But the gratitude, admiration of
Their country, offers farer reward than that which
they can never be deprv 3D. the of hav
ng done rher duty aud of mertng the applause they
will receive,