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glen. “3W 1!.— -—(Correspondence
otfl'he Associated haul—The tol-
1m letter was man an
Mbedbr Itemi-
m. anaotthemoatpopaiarltal-
iaa commanders, who fell mortally
Wedwhanladinghismmaatha
worthiness. itlssddmsedfi‘fldiea. inhuman-terms!-
tofiisilttlom:toduw1lalfla.tou&andflle
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nut of his quitting this life torever.
ti is the message and legacy yar
tuber begpaths you:
‘lm- Wt and dutifil
Yurmel‘. She who will now be
an. in the world clinging to the
11.0 and to the memory of your filth
and!” a right to had her consolation
in you, our dear son.
“to always and in all places, has
est, hardworking snd‘brave, and proud
official-earn lll-Jinn. Beethot
all you do helps to increase the power
nnd‘glory of our people and tends to
honor the unspotted name which I
leave you as an heirloom.
'1 close with a kiss. From your old
father who has been very fond of you
always.”_
The letter has been widely quoted
in Italy as an example of patriotic de-
votion and fatherly airection.
been read in hundreds Mohools and
churches. and committed to memory
by thousands of Italians.
--alead the sentinel Want Ads. on
DO! cent.
“It.
Crimean War. 28 per cent.
in 1870-71, 11.1 per cent;
and 3.2 per cent. Russians.
it has
HEARD ON THE CAR,
tured Mush."
“'Twas a gruelling struggle,
am Jim
BERLIN, Aug. 12.-—Eight hundred
Milkmen”! avers W wall!
9‘ sliders haunt his llamas afl-
tary hospitals not in the war nope Tn‘
August. 1915, were discharged fit for
flu duals aerati- d larch. dial
death-rate shows a steady decrease,
and the average for nine months from
August to April inclusive is bat 1.9
The percentages of those
discharged It for duty shows a steady
increase. and the average of 88.5 per
The home hospitals, do not. of course,
receive agreat number of the severely.
wounded, but assuming the number re-
ceived to have been use? shutout.
the figures indicate a steady gain in
surgiclll and medical work. in the
of the
wlamded died; in the Italian war of
1859 17 per cent; of the Pmsaians in
the war with Denmark 16.5 per cent:
in the Russo-
Japaoese war, 6.8 per cent Japanese
“I see that the Russians have up
“Yes; alter a. fierce meal-lay.”
With
4
for
=PABIB,“ IBM ad all
Frenchciqgasrosuiieifig hum.
dearth of coppers, 10" the t" "’ dillstencerailnatildaatliruuflad
Wmuywnhmp‘nmls. mo
. mm m - mlllfllm
at the salads which are now
“Nissan-tar}
abouhavedigaaalntotbstln ~-
warm-can children on” .. ,
30!? ”fill-MW W. . ' H
glum’s day, day of the “Seventy-five.“ the w
and War Orphans day. mica:
nettedhetseen three and tour _
trance ash. and a mill collection con.
finedtol’arlsamfllionormore. ltls
stated by the organizing societies that
masteriyandfift'yporcent. of:
contributions were made in one and
twosoums. fimuhn‘
has issued a statement that as semi
as the sums can be counted, weighed
and wrapped, thgy will gradually be]
replaced in circulation.
BRUSSELS. Aug. 12.-—The German
authorities here have uttered a reward
of 8500* to any one who will give that
information regarding a mysterious
wireless tdlegmph station whlc'fi‘ is
blown to be working in some private
house in Brussels.
For nine montlis the police have
searched in vain for the apparatus,
which is believed to have revealed
to people in Brussels a lot of impor-
l Lil
.l.l l
,. .i 7 :flfin ‘, / "‘
man l m Will u” m
(“submit-IR Fast-l
. quite ahead 1 the original as-
p! the air-ball wander.
The alaw now 38'
“Section 1. The owner at real as-
uteortheiesseeoiluldloasedtor
agricultural purposes tor a period of
not less than (me year, or man:
her of his iamily or bone. ilde emplhyo.
with the penaisalon at such owner a'
lessee, may kill with a. shotgun qr cap-
turo any deer, butt. doc or (an on
land somederlaaaedbyhia. pro-
vided this act shall not be W
_, m I“ Wtopermitanypmtosetoruea
salt lick, or capture. take or all.”
to take ll deer. buck. doc or fawn by
means of any trap. sum or device.
Any deer taken pursuant to tile prove "‘5 mm" “ck "“n‘
alone of this act shall be the property
or the owner or lessee of the land up-
on which the same was killed or taken,
provided the person who shall kill or
take such deer shall, within}! hours
thereafter. report the same to the com-
missioners of fisheries and game.
f‘Sec. 2. Anyperson who shall fall
to report the killing or taking oi any
houfiatanaom
stand idle.
sun a long time.
the Turkish soldier.
the Third page and then try one. sure." tent war news. dear to the commissioners of fisher- This is the Gellipoll peninsula .ts- fire. a: ‘map" bombardments make 1118
‘ '-- i J J r ‘ eye at the cannoneer almost a super
M“
p *' . linens thing.
Tm. r = = 1...-.... L :2.
. /'—".'w L in the conning tower oi the bore-
F
medians-initials Hindu.
dear. except upon laud ownedor less
abyMufimW-DHWufioaImw-Wfi-
heabslibesmembcrdthohaflylaidosadflosmnhavehaqmed.
«bedside emplaootnlch mchhthiaisahsapntlainsudeaipo
orlesseenballbelnednotmorefianlistsndsuamo’umenttowbi‘tmod-‘iardly
one hundred dollars. or imprisoned 'ern artnlefiv msg'do. To any dfieu
motmolothalluyaubomfl
mirrors masons; an. n4
Mmdenco of The w
Mgr—There are tew houses on the
my. it, another-pint, nearbrl OI
roll renlmh “mnh nslls were ms. Both bombardr
wrecked by the severe bombardment meats mm in a bag of one shop
Went to fine inning of fie m herd wounded.
W last mu .ad than an be
m are m fields m firl hour it kept the echoes of the Galli-
tbe reaper and vineyards and olive
groves where work might hedone. in
the villages the few remaining shops
From the harbors along islands in the Aegean, where its crew
the Dardanelles and Gui! of Bares the
boats have vanished. and the nets of
the fishermen have dried in the hot peninsula is safe against the British
Out on the field the crude plows
The wind.
mills are ruins or have had their our Why, nobody “OWE
was sails striped by shot and shell,
Town, village and countrysidehave
been deserted by their populations.
The picture-sue civilian sarb ots'l‘urk the southwest, when, in other words.
and Greek has disappeared and
stead everywhere the dull olive drab gunner,
and hardly brighter khaki uniform of hampered much bysuch trifics as light
mtmwed‘evorymtowfim
l-sesndhmle catheneniluilllnd
gland trench has been humans so
wastehri. we morning a British
cruiser threw into the town of Gaul;
poll, exactly 101 shells—a sort of so-
lab to m loss. because there is
nothing in Gdllpoll to call 1st such
an extravagance with the taxpayer
an fichhrdmeat m sausa-
bibition. For the greater part of an
poll hills busy. Then the cruiser
steamed to other parts-40 one of the
may be enjoying a good rest at this
moment.
Not a square foot [or ground on the
ship artillery fire, though dugouts
help. 'The British gunners start early
-——about 5:16 o’clock in the morning.
Light condi-
tions for them would be best late in
the afternoon, when the sun illumi-
nates the hills of the peninsula from
"1' it is behind, instead of before, the
But modern gunnery is. not
conditions. especially when indirect
o
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' a map and a dew other accessories,
and puts the higher mathematics. as-
tronomy, and the reports of aeroplane
~ scouts and observers to good use. As-
tronomy and artillery may seem un-
*related. but at a plncll'the artillery of-
tlcer oi the bombarding ship can make
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on the coast do not within purposes
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tion at a geographical second just
'where he is. measuré distance be
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about certain numbers to his crews in
the turret and—bang!
' The proceedingvisvsimplei epougll
tend the_ landscape of the peninsula,
were it a sentient being. would know
it. The peninsula gives the impres-
sion of a pest of very large and ex-
ceedingly active moles having visited
lit—together with a violent earth-
quake. Seen from an elevation, lo-
Will “a bomb when he tma
our the pleading battery
m -
mmmmmm
to: has missed you. the .’
theshrapaelmaynot. Its-tea -
lab nerves to stand a mu 1*
peninsula for any tutti can“?
The Turks do not seem to d ,
combination, in reality do not midi!
at all. Their dualism is I splmr
thing under such “lions. if ”he,
der," the supreme late, wills ' do:
any means enumerated. M
willed ittbcs. so th! ‘8‘
about. or course. a bomb-profit.“
good thing they admit. not ‘
reach anywhere. even in am ,
So what is the use of a WM'
Lately, however, the men have has;
considerate enough of limit fortune
war to observe the progress of» t .
yellow birds from under the creel?
Splendid: summer weather prevail:
on the peninsula. The sun “is {
enough but the proximity of m lam
bodies of water keeps the braeseatirv
ring. There are alternate omits fia
wind to the Black Sea and wind h
the Mediterranean. It is cool ”i
the middle of the day under the plain
and cypresses. through the shad. I?
the latter is a scant thing and to keep”
in it one must keep shilling overflow! a
minutes. The slender cypress of than
parts serves better as the column of
sundisl than a par-and. The in
better, and in addition has the adult.
able quality of permitting the pots“
resting under its fragrant roof 105‘
watch the aeroplanes properly, or all?
least make sure that the humming
noise is not merely'thst of an lnduail
trlous. little bumble bee instantly! ab?
aeroplane—all of which tends ' to
make life on the peninsula less paste
tractlve. '
But nature does not mind a {of
scars. In the pine brakes the ”mat
to resin firs and the needles emit
their pungent fragrance at the coat;
ing of a warm sun. On the crest of
the hills and against the gentler“
slopes yellow wheat fields law"
the blue waters of the Dardanelloo'
and the Aegean is showing waves un-
der the impulse of the breeze Cypress
an «away and sigh as heretoiore. the
birds sing and the grasshoppersebi
—-all tokens that nature at least is 1
status quo. .
There are many niglltingales on'th
peninsulanwhen the sun has set til
begin their songs. generally out she
by a renewal of the fighting. '
lo could anywhere the bill's. slopes and
narrow valleys appear to have broken
out in a sort of bad rash.
Daily the rash increases. .‘-‘A few
spondent was waked. at 6:15 a. m. by
having a shell explode inconveniently.
close—through the canvas call or the
tent in which he slept. or had slept
until that. moment.
and before the British cruiser deiglled
‘- to be silent over 80 shots had landed
lay snug in a bombproof
E(lailipoil landscape it is the busy ner
oplanlst's bomb. The Allies have many
flyers and all of them are bent upon
l making life on the peninsula as preca-
rious as possible. Every day these
birds of ill omen come; and they all
throw bombs, some explode [with one
.bang, others do the trick in three in
‘ st'ailnients—Linua sort of ripping crash
that malfes the sound of striking light-
ning a poor imitation. of what man
can do in that line. ,
The hole led”, by the eel-nil bomb is
not large. But the landscape suders
Everything within a
Fol" Cbrrespondence—a—Iflal Two
generous radius of the explosion goes
down. The grass vanishes under the
hot 'witllering breath, and bush and
tree are‘ snapped like so many dry
twigs.
To the British bombarding, ships
.1 the Turks pay no heed—for good rea-
sons.‘ The-bombardments are carried
on from 'so long a range that the
Turkish batteries cannot reach these
.distmbers of the idyllic peace. but the.
aeroplane/- can be given at least a lit-
‘tle attention. The hum of its motor
1
L
days ago The Associated Press barre l
lgreat even at short distances .
Other shells Cliffs lancient
both for from, and near to. the tent. !
But by that time the cplrespondent!""‘ptndmg hand grenades punctuate at
if it isn't artillery that spoils thel“,
ncrow peace comes and lingers mi
Elcry night there is fighting with
machine guns, rllle, bayonet . kn!
hand grenade and life destr'
'chemlcals. Now and then some
springs a mine besides. The’ not . fig
this sort of battle is not portion] ' q .k
i
the twa arenas rt makes over ill.
hills softly—spasmodically
The dull and equidistant raps of t
machine gun are followed by the she
and regular cracks of the rifles. wgll
it were, the sentences of the pal-amp
history that is. being written.
'l‘hlls passes the night and at cdclr'
the man in the conning tbwer, .
read his map and est‘bllsh angles,
degrees for his large calibres.
TOO MUCH ATTACHMENT
FISH FACTORY.
SOUTH LYVIE, Aug.12.-$
ers representing 25 per cent 0
antic Menhaden Oil and hear 0 »
pony. a $100, 000 corporation ‘ ha
ed for appointment of 3, rec
Superior Court in Nuwich
tion was instituted yesterday,
ing made that the company was jug“
ger of loss by attachment and ” .
tlon.
Girl w
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—TWO COMMON SUMMER"
MENTS. ‘ *
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victims who are not able to go to‘th
mountains find relief in Fole
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lnliammation. soothes an
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40., overcome dilljlculty in bras
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