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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-6-8, Page 6• TabslanaT. Ott IL 1011 THI ESSE Otlfarl Kitakner l to the tier - was DFo*fleJ A HEM.TH! BOUT Me pimple and the QewMameat meal - moss la 1S verdi t that KiteMaw of numbsleal was the nee to load la the recruiting and orpntaatiee of ilia necessary army. For Empire's Crisis Field Marshal. Earl Kitchener of Khartoum stood next to the late Lord ito'ssrta as the most admired entlltar7 Idol da the British implre. Walk the tiler's increases* age K. of It ." same to be regarded as Lnslaad's greeted soldier and the decision of the Goren - meet to entrust him with supreme direction of the war was received with unanimous approval. He was appoint- ed Se,retary of State of War on Aug- ust S. 1114. a few days atter Greet Britain's de:laratlon of war on Ger- many, following a great outburst of popular clamor. It was not a senti- mental clamor, for though Kitchener was a pruvee hero of man campaigns. his personality was as impenetrable as hardened steel. and he was not a hero that c.luid be lured; even the War Office had no pronounced liking for him, but cn all sides there was profound respect for his military, efficiency and fur all he had done to Increase the prestige and usefulness of the British Elnptre. As the war t'rogressed Earl Ki chenet wa+ meth Hee Net lied1ti Hears 3isi ens Mese t f ^UY - ' war Minister Was Aboard Cruiser halpshire. Sunk Off Orkney Islands ORGANIZER Of THE EMPIRE Creator of Britain's New Armies Had Unique Character and Dimling Career MR. MARRIOTT - 73 Lees Asc., uttawa, Ont., Augmit 9th, l915. "1 think it my duty to tell you what "fruit a dives" has. done Ger Is. Three year:* ago, 1 began to feel run - doe n.and tired, and suffered very much from Li:e, and Kidney Trouble. 1lurin • r e t of " I'r•it-a-fives ", 1 thought 1 w,ltil 1 arc th••nt. Ti, result was surpr..in,:. Itur;eg the :a )ears past, 1 lilt t- taken them regularly and would not ch.11t;;e for anything. /harts r..'I here/ as h.rwr's sickness siuce 1 eon. ntenee.l using "Fruit -a -tires", and 1 know now what 1 haven't known for 51 uo 11tmany '1 cars -1113115, the blessing of a healthy body and clear thinking brain". \':ALTER J. MARRIOTT. 1A . a urn, 6 for 32.:10, trial sire, 25c. .At dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of price- by Fruit -a -tines Limited, Ottawa. Earl Kitchener, Secretary of State for War in the British Cabinet, with his entire staff was lost on Monday, Jane 6. when the_ praiser Hampshire IE�.i womcmc wao lissas Filet. to Loop OS Ma They Aimed Drop. Hew Mrs. Gahm Got Hs Miser b a Maur from a wanes who had le week, hat was Iso week tad oaf - bred t.ts With b ass s. M she ksallr AT. -"1 etttlteesd w eMr that I owid east* do say owe week, had to hire It doss. I board so asieh sheat Lydia t Piak- bem's Vegetable Compound that I triad it. I wok three betties aid 1 fond it to to all you claim. Now !feel as well as ever I did and en able to do all my own work again. I %respee�d 11 to any woman suffering from fslsrab weakness. You may pub deb sty letter if you wish. "- Mrs.Jwags COsiurr. add 8t. Clair St., Frank fort,Ky. No women suffering from any form of female trophies should lose hope until she hes Lives Lydia E, Pinkham'. Veg- etable Compound a fair trial. This famous remedy. the medicinal Ingredients of which are derived from native mob and herbs, has for forty years proved to be a most valuable tonic and invigorator of the female organism. All weeniest are Invited to write to the Lydia E. Plnkham Medi - dee Cos.. Lynn. Masa., for special Mdvlee,-tt will be eoafidentiaL UrTLE IOISWN PATRICIA yareoly goaded Herne of Per Trail. ors and ladioas 3t is raeesa0NS. wool with MOMasmoso. bum mere eettiee etOntario.u� sill ileus et tae mate uses K travel used W the asel _Hal - s Cotspaa7 passed far beams et�WWr'trelh P.Moir way :.eathward at Moose to the he G eat I�baa. se westward hem Tent Fac- tory to the plains of the wsrt�pa or the forests of the Athat sea ssOsT. No attempt W hese stpoll to da maw say other eass 7. tae tar Ward and %booth tet it all the most remit*. 1t t. sae of the toast kaowa parts of Canada. It1• very sparsely pepelatel. the UAW somber of people la It beat 0111, shoat 1 of whom aro white fit traders, while 3.111 are ladlaas Nlsagt•g to the Cres and oltewa7 tribes who live by heating tad fish- ing. though s few of the more civilis- ed have small gables* in which they grow potatoes. The stave popaLttoa gives an average of one per.oa. mea. woman. or child. to every fifty (gears gs11os of country. withdeiwii of the Briiia'b -1"-aptiffltrOn from Gallipoli Peninsula. Th. Waf Secretary left London on Novembraf .6, 1115. He , isited Gallipoli and Salonika where he conferred with the British and French generals to charge. On November 20, Lord Kitchener went to Athens where Le conferred with King Constantine. King of the Hel- lenes, for then it was feared Greece might side with tate Central Powers. Despite his years. ,Lord Kitchener was in the .rine of his vigor and was a tower out strength In the grand war councils ties were held in Paris. Hs attended than from the first and held a leading position In the last grand council of all the Powers at Paris In March. when he was .able to report has unique aceompll htrent, the actual enlistment of over five million 8,111.h br ir}erb to soldiers- la' the • Allied cause. Without his crowning achievements as the gr'eet.orgauizer of the Britoil campaign la the European war. Kit- I -oh, nervous system is tbe.Lrm system 'dust Received a Large Assortment of Hartt Shoes % !!i dam. serest .Pw+. d . Ilei anter it"a the sheen that c..u. . not uewpaper talk. We have thc'ul ill any width yext may termite. We have an *sunlite variety of Winit,'II . hews Pumps and Slipp•n. of all kinds at eltlprieeil. while• the st,..•b. ltt.t.. Also the It •.a bleb -tett Hoot.'�-iueh L•1;. f..r •, .%nen. 1 big 'io.k4'i ‘1. airing R•.., 1.1 men. av0tuen awl child', u 014.1 pi a. But do not nrei•l.r.'. 11u• fact that leather i.ahrancing e\,',v meek n,I,l g.sal. W111 be v.•ry Mash highera K r.1 titre• U• .e•e•to.•. your `uppiy. Wt. buy for 'pot (web. taking iut.antage of every di-c"tult. Von.gct. tie. a.ivanit.g.•..f Ilei. by dealing her... A fUliao.•k of1',iii .and Vuh.••. wt 11141111. 1:.yrti►ini; n• .1 •I., a! n ln...1- er:.1.' pri• e. Walters & Co. Su.,:ressors to 1 H. McClinton •GODERICH PHONE 226 Look and Feel LORD KITCHEN l•.K was sunk north of Scotland. The first announcement was conveyed to the world to an ofilc+.al statement Issued by the British Admiralty in London on Tuesday morning. The statement follows: Admiral Jellicoe reports: "1 have to report with deep regret that Ills Majesty's ship Hampshire, Capt Herbert J. Savin. R N , with Lord Kitchener and his staff on board. was sunk last night at about R p.tn.. to the west of the Orkin hos, either by a mine or a torpedo. Four boats were seen by observers on Shore to leave the ship The wind was north-northwest. anti heavy seas were running. Patrol vessels and des•royers at on(e pro - c eeded to the spit and a party was sent along the i oast to sear( . 1 Iected to severe crlttctstn. led by Lord Northcliffe. The Secretary was charged with responsibility for failure to foresee the extraordinary demand for heavy shells. and as a result the Ministry of Munitions was formed. with David Lloyd -George at Its head Earl Kitchener's responsibilities were further lessened by the appointment of General Sir William Robertson as chief of the• imperial Staff In Decem- ber of last year. It was reported at this time that friction had arisen be- tween Earl Kitchener and Field Mar- shal Freneh. Then la command of the British forces In France. Shortly after the appotntmcnt of Gen. Robertson. Field Marshal French relinquished his command. Sir William Robertson. t Sweet and h but who was reported safe n London at Fresh Every _only some `-sees. _sees .. capsized boat the time of has chlers death. was fm. have been found up to the present mediately mentioned as logical sue- ' Aft the whole shore has been searched ceasor. - ' from the tiesward. I greatly fear that When the news of the tragedy rcal Drink a glass of real hot water there Is little hove of there betng any recePred in London the British War before breakfast to wash ' survivors. No repert has yet been Council was immediately convened. received from l'IP search party on Sir Edward Grey. Reginald McKenna. out poisons. shore. H.M.S. Hampshire was on her and David Lloyd -George were present l way to Russia." 1 at the Council. The belief that the Life Is not merely to live, but tO To Czar by Request I enemy was directly responsible spread tve well. cat well. digest well. work , quickly and gnsat was the mourning well. sleep well, look well. Witat a An onicial atatement issued in Low as the oflicial luster, and reliability don on Tuesday i yelling Raid that Earl of the report• was recognised. In a few hours the whole Empire was in mourning for one of her greatest sons who thus perished as he would have wished, "on active service.- and in discharge a the Melee duties In the face ot the enemy. His missicm to Ramis was undoubtedly of the high- est importance, his uncanny ability to to and organize forces and to 070 MAN CAN NEPER FLY Needs 'Machin Wings. N be Moat Soar Mathematicians have reinstated that man is too heavy ever to be sus- tained in air by the power of his own muscles. no matter how large the wings are which he fastens to his body. The weight limit Is probably approached by the largest birds. such as the Australian crane, which still ales. although It weighs about 20 pounds. The ostrich long ago rave up all hope of winging Its way through the air. An aeroplane caa be built, say the experts. which pill sustain a man and use but chafes horsepower, but as the best athletes can exert only a maximum of about two horsepower for fifteen seconds at a time, he will always be dependent on a machine. The laxative tablet with the pleasant taste to relieve constipation and slugfish livers 154 254 Wsstrninster. Window 'rhe east wlndsw of 8t. Margaret's Westminster. London. whish has been removed to a place of safety in view of Zeppelin raids. has a particularly Interesting history. It was made at Gouda. In Holland. and was promoted by the magistrates of Dort to Hoary V111. for the chapel of Whitehall Pal- ace. The King. however, gave 1t to Waltham Abbey. The glass, of which the blues and greens are remarkably striking. suffered sundry removals 0,nd vicissitudes. sad at one time was buried to escape the Mal of the Puri- tans. Eventually it was baght by the churchwarden of alt. Illhirgarere tor 400 guineas. WHY YOU ARE NERVOUS c::ener h of the human body. In perfect health we hardly realize that we have a network of nerves, but when health is ebbing, when strength is declin- ing, the satne nervous system gives the alarm in headaches, tiredness, dreamful sleep, irritability area unless corrected, leads straight to a breakdown. To correct nervousness, Scott's $mnl- sion is exactly what you should take; its th richt nutriment gets into e blood and rich bloat feeds the tiny nerve -cells while the whole system responds to its refresh- ingtonic force. Free from harmful drugs. already won wide and last - ire fame 7. bels sYlny campaigns 1n Egypt. S th At and in Indhi. lie was :bor une 24. 850. at Ballylong- ford in CbuntY Kerry. Ireland. a fact ga%e rise to a general belief Clat he e as of Irish blood. but his parents were of French and Enalish descent. His father was a retired lieutenant•colonel of dragoons. Young Kitchener received his fundantental military education at Woolwich. where he displayed only ordinary brilliancy, with the exception of his liking fur tuathemat les. Triumphs in Sudan The tight at Omdurman. September 2, 1898. e as the greatest battle of Kit - faced "the Sirdar" with f..0.604) diets. while he had but 20.mA men. Wben the battle was o'er. 11.00e of the Mandist' had been killed. 16.0,a1 womaded. and 4.000 taken, e bile the British and Egyptian loos altogether was under LOO men With the capture of Khartum, capital of the Sudan, which meant the re-establishment ot British possession of these upper reaches of the Nile. Kitchener became the object of hero-worship In England: Ile was rsiscd to the Peerage as itar011 of $150.000 South Africa and After Clean the thanks of Parliamett and a grant rloriceis condition to attain, and yet how %cry easy it is If one will only adopt the morning inside bath. Folks who are accustomed to feel' dull Fuld hesvy when they arise. split-, ting headache. stuffy from a cold. fOul Kitchener WAS have disc.ussed im- portant military and financial ques- tions with Emperor Nicholas. Earl Kitchener was going to Russia at the request of the Russian Government tongue. nasty breath. acid stomach, He intended to land at Archangel and can, Instead. feel as fresh as a daisy visit Petrograd. and probably go to by opening the sluices of the nystetn the Russian front His mission had t do with the supply of muni- whole at the internal poisonous stag- lions for Russia The Earl expected personalities and peoples hay - each morning and ffushine out e neat matter. to be bark In London for the re lag Wan demonstrated ou countless Everyone, whether ailing, sick or opening of Parliament on June M. I sal se more than In recent months. well. should, each morning. before Accompanying Earl Kitchener as Me At this age of 01 Horatio Herbert breaktest, drink a giants of real hot staff were Ilugh James O'Beirne. tbral- lUtcheeor perished at the zenith of his water with a teaspoonful Of limestenn er councillor of the British EmhiSS1 career wben he liael brought the CARO' phospbste in to wash from the al Petrograd and former minister at of the Empire and her _friends mit Moulach, liver, kidneys and bowels the Pohl O. A. Fitrgerald. FArl Klt- of the valley and to wItliln Meager - previous dey's indigestible waste, chatter's privi"!* Military eecretaili able distance of the peak of victorY• sour Idle and poisonous toxins; thus BrigadIer-fieneral Ellendi a* and outline! more food into tho Stomuli The collosal task of raising, training enure glimmer; Cant! 1.leforn er to the Ministry of Munitions. The settee ct bot water and limestone Oreaniser 6f Victory land equipping the new British 11.114111 was almost ompleted when EarI Kit- chener left ttb his staff on a epeeist mission to etrograd. This 1•111•100 eras ooly found tinst since the war to undertake sad trtimplet• on behalf ol MUMS Owen 111.1.0 nee been so rocoutt reports of Karl Kitchener's 111•••• MINAS its was last menstimed ha the caMe .1...fetches et Friday, wises. tie Went 1,, M.e•ttninster Palace to he roost to 11 d by members of Ove House of Commons. wan war* Oa 1111011.111111 1,110 the emulate of the War. tilte intimation wits given that be Isteedled to leave Englead. Lord Kftetimm, bad figure la the war leas le. Whit. NovoMbar. 111%. Net so the Near nest avid hispoetcd 'rigidities, tho Scott & Dowse. Tomato. ost. CURRENT LITERATURE. duns Magesine. fiction is kas' Nigio."4 tate of rise war, by A..11".• ","'" 901 NG J. Hanna ; "Ti.e Robbets of Salt. Habits,' a hutnotous "trey by Wil- will run plots Turnberry.- "Tbe Retreat" is! me the ..c.aa stet ch of the brilliant series , EACH TUESDAY wi itten et the front Sy Psi,. irk M 'sr- i march 7th to odger 31st II. Pitmen, with lovely ilinetratioter 1 ('. I.. Ketchum ; "As Others Saw Us," I ntoriths inclusive of date of sale. not le." by Floret ce Wi hrow ; "Gin 1 atNN1PEG aad rattan - PS.* in Manitoba. Saskatchewan five years ago." by Dr. (Jennie Bryce. and Alberta. and "The Spell of Mouirear are other T acts ..41 tall. isbossattse eel srstaatt,izeir tt features of • strong slumber. wouderfulty Invigorating. It Maine ' the chief character in the tragedy the out all the sour fermentations. tams. news was received with profound est - waste and acidity and gives one a row throughout too Empire which bad spieuilid appetite for breakfast While for many years placed increasing M- eal ere oniraring your breakfast the Hance upon his abilities and dowdiest. water and phosphate is quietly ex- of thing, that entitle lead tr8e81811 8 tar" v°18188 wstlir tr°81 Kitchener to a place la world h tk8 6188d sad "Mud "411/ fbr a the most notable is that la can= 1110 largest volunteer May tbili wend ever •••11. in the greablet wee of 4141= ot people eta Me an tIme, geaala a me ppm tiro 611146"4 with eeslitilihti°116 has" surtden oreitsreali of OW ear =VW's.* "1/16816 ; is August. 1014, Ore reales of Mask who litrre maw dims. Warn gamins moo Isere quadri% " rasetast to ma • fare Soon afferent% he became chief of staff to Lerd Roberts in the South succeeded hire as commander ta chief In the ne.i By constructing a 2.500 - mile chavi of blockhouse* he stopped the Boer raids and virtually ended the war in South Africa Then Kitchener west to India as commsnder !itchier of the British forces there. and in seven years carried out not only ruany far-resching administrative reforms, but • complete re-organizatioe and strategical rellistrIbetion of the Brit- ish and native forces. On leavinS India In leo, be toured the Empire drawing up a scheme for defence of the overseas Deleinions and then re- turned to Egypt. the mese of his first triumph. *Weems virtually a Cloven nor -Generalship el 147,1 --and led la the economies! develogesset of tbe country. bundled! Mar roads and 1114 'Micro proyeets es a lame scale. At this work of ergastisation h• sr althertiffil wa• al Iv* Cool. Blillelem Enigma During all the Teen /h. British aseltattie. Wed Ada Oerealorlic:t• Ilse tr.: t tho Fon people had MOW ea Kitchener's "Beet. lett 41_11SUIrli_tabeL,hall solt besot officer, wlso 11111 dem sera service seder Mei. Viol Ite the friserral oplalos whoa said of Kftstheapr: " 're se team Ira an stool end ltiee." Me thee wee that of a man lesithor sighed srepathy nor want. IL bad steady, lbw -gray par adoalosa Wes. Peg hear, lawastacto a mmitia that shut close sad reevelgo a Map. lio believed with an bed For =.1...n."Zribillseertedaese be wee et diem, twee got ea sewed ellasasse. was ladillareet la 41.0/11,Srlffesdasty allsoog wawa, OM 10011 an rem Ms werte la Wales. ha sever searrioL Vapoimed weed Names ler WIM-you ishe oat Me_ gir:tbdlas4fal-. es property. tanieciaiire tedstitarig 1011:1 N S E 0 U R F. HUNT, GODERICH, Ont.