een The War IHnustratea ‘THE HEIGHT OF AERIAL BATTLE IN THE VICTORY OF DOVER Piphing cadem ‘The War Hiusroted August 86, 1910 This Is the Europe Fuehrer Adolf Wants to Build Intoxicated by ie sacene onthe Continent, Ade Hier iow senate toe busy fagaged in preparing plans forthe remaking of Europe according to his heart's desire efaines te ropotale may be expected to fae Se scibed here by E- Royton Pes ru has dreamed a dream, and is fast ving it shape and size and form {is the dream of a United Europe Which through so many centuries of the Middle Ages eotangled Popes and Emperors ina web of rivalry and war ; the dream which ‘cams to Napoleon in the watches ofthe night, Aisturbed by the gnawing cancer in his Stomach or the blood-spattered wraths of the ‘men who died at Marengo or on the road from Moscow ; the dream which might have been realized at Versailles if Clemenceau had not been so old, Lloyd George so opportunist, iT Wilson had ‘not been 30 filled. with. the stuffiness of the professor's study. Once and once only has that dream come down {0 earth, when eighteen hundred years apo absolute. power, under the guidance of vietue and wisdom ""—the phrases Gibbon's ruled the Roman Empire from the wall of Antonine between the Forth and Clyde to the deserts of Persia, 3,000 miles and more ‘away. Now it has fallen to Adolf, son of ‘Schueckigruber,customs