Exeter Times, 1915-12-2, Page 7WHEN SOLDIERS
ARE CAPTURED
RULES WHICH GOVERN PRISON-
ERS 01' WAR.
While He May Think Himself Badly
Used, He Has Something to be
Thankful For.
WORN'WORRIED
WOMEN
Her Many Duties Affect Her
Health and Often She Breaks
Down Completely.
Fermi able List of United States
Railroads in Receiver's Hands
Among U.S, railroads the interven-
tion of the receiver has been so fre-
It is little wonder that there are anent, and has concerned so many im-
ma.ny times in a woman's life when portant systems, that this official is
she feels in. despair. There is no- no longer considered an omen of ap-
eine-hoar day for the busy housewife. proaching dissolution, but rather, in
There are a hundred thing about the cases, the promise of economical ad-
minietration, Figures issued by the
Bureau of Railway News and Statis-
tics, Chicago, show that •there were
twenty-eight railway companies of
more or less importance in the hands
of receivers at the close of the calen-
dar year 1914, in addition to nearly
forty minor roads. The combined
length of these larger railways oper-
ated by receivers amounted to 19,449
home to keep her busy from the time
she arises until' it is again bed time.
what is the result? Often her nerves
Every campaign conducted on a give way, her good looks suffer, her
large scale means prisoners of war, blood becomes thin, her digestion is
Soldiers dters who happen to find them -
disturbed and her system threatened
selves in this unfortunate position are with a complete breakdown. Every
dealt with in accordance with a spe- woman should do all possible to pro-
cial code, to which all civilized na-
tions tett her health and good looks, and
have subscribed. there is one way in which she can do
Nto This code lays it down that "the this, and that is by taking Dr. Wil- miles, with a total capitalization of no
object of detaining prisoners of war Hams' Pink 1'111si These actually less than $1,376,678,913. They include
. is to prevent their taking part again make new, rich blood, strengthen the St. Louis and San Francisco Rail -
in the operatios of the war. So much every nerve and every organ, bring road, with excellent services in the
restraint, therefore, and no more, the glow of health to the cheeks and southwest; the Chicago and Eastern
should be applied as is sufficient for the
_to the eye. These pills Illinois Railroad,with one of the best
that purpose," have done more to make the lives of services betwen Chicago and St.
This, then, being the case, the con- thousands of women sunshiny than Louis; the Wabash, with its strong
finement in irons, or the fettering in anything else in the world. Mrs. geographical position, providing short
any way, of a prisoner of war is un- Daniel Theal, Waterloo, Ont,, says: line' mileage between many important
permissible, so long as no attempt is "I was very much run down, my blood. cities in the Middle West; the Pere
made by him to rejoin his own party was thin and watery and I would Marquette, serving thickly populated
For this reason the detention of each faint at the least excitement. I suf- districts in Michigan; and the Toledo,
men is usually considered adequately fered from headaches and dizziness, St. Louis and Western . Railroad,
provided for by merely keeping them and often it seemed as though there known as the Clower Leaf Route, tra-
in an enclosure that is surrounded by were clouds before my eyes. Filially versing the progressive states of In -
sentries. I was forced to go to bed with weak- cliana and Illinois. The receivership
Customs of War. ness. I doctored for six weeks while 1 reoord for 1914 is as follows:
When, however, an attempt is made in bed without receiving any benefit. Mileage.
to escape, the enemy is justified in re- Finally I was induced to take Dr. Atlanta,'Birmingham & Atlari-
sorting to practically any means of Williams'Fink Pills, and when I had tie 646
securing a captive's confinement that taken ten boxes I was completely Cape Giardeau Northern 104
it pleases. In connection with this cured, and never felt better in my life. Chicago & Eastern Illinois 1,283
subject, it is interestilyg to note that I am convinced that what Dr. Wil- Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton 1,014
in the chapters on "The Customs of hams' Pink Pills did for me they will Colorado Midland 338
War" in the "Manual of Military do for others, and I warmly recom- International & Great Northern 1,160
Law," it is expressly laid down that a mend them to all weak women. Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
prisoner of war who is justified in an You can get these Pills from any of Texas 478
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient260
Louisiana & Northwest 121
Macon & Birmingham 105
Missouri & North Arkansas 365
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf 333
New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago 403
Oklahoma Central 136
Pere Marquette 2,323
Pittsburg, Shawmut & North -
1 ern'
St. Louis & San Francisco 4,746
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mex-
ico
St. Louis, San Francisco &
Texas
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf
Tennessee Central
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Trinity & Brazos Valley
Wabash R. R.
Wabash -Pittsburg Terminal .-
Wabash, Chester & Western
Wisconsin & Michigan
Wheeling & Lake Erie 469
attempt to escape, or who is frustrat- medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
• ed after escaping, is liable to no pen- a box or six boxes for $2.50, from The
alty whatever on this account, pro- Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
vided he was not on parole at the vine, Ont.
time. '1'
This is because the Act in question FREAK MEMORY REVEALED.
has very wisely decided that "The
Customs of War:' do not regard •an A Man Who Can Recite Walpole's
attempt to escape a crime. Indeed, ''Old English Baron."
rather the reverse seems to be the
case, for the punishment of penal ser- The possession of a freak memory!
vitude -may, in the British Army, be was revealed during the course of a
incurred by any person subject to ease of robbery tried recently at Mel -
military law who, having been only bourne. The prisoner declared that
taken prisoner, fails to escape when a when the crime was committed he was
suitable opportunity presents itself, in the hut of a man named Lane,
or, as the Act has it, "fails to rejoin hearing him recite Walpole's "Old
his Majesty's Service when able to re- English Baron," which occupied two
join the same." hours and a half in the delivery. The!
Of course, when on parole the jury disbelieved this statement, so
above ruling holds good no longer, for • Lane was called to pro' a that he was
a prisoner of war who has violated capable of the feat. . He stepped into:
his pledge naturally forfeits all claim the witness -box and started reciting;
to consideration of any sort. This the story in a way that showed he
"paroling, by the way, is a purely knew itthoroughly. When he had,
voluntary and mutual contract, and, gone on some time without a mo- j
therefore, no obligation exists on ment's hesitation the judge wanted
either side to receive or grant it. him to stop, but counsel for the de -
On Parole. fence insisted upon proving his case
by having the whole story repeated. ,
If an enemy does not choose to ex- Eventually, it was decided to admit
tend parole, his prisoner has no choice the evidence if Lane could repeat the
but to remain in captivity. If, on the last page of the book. This being
other hand, he is sufficiently magnani- satisfactorily accomplished the alibi
mous to offer parole, the prisoner was allowed, and the prisoner received
accepting it thereby binds himself to his discharge.
accept certain conditions. These
usually favor the form of a pledge
Pere Marquette
Pittsburg,:Shawmutt &
• Northern
St. Louis & San Francisco
St. Louis, Brownsville &
Mexico
St. Louis, San Ffuncisco
& 'Peens
San Antonio, Uvalde &
Gulf
Tennessee Central
!
Toledo, St. Louis & West -
1
Trinity & Brazoz Valley
Wabash R. R.
Wabash -Pittsburg Termi-
nal
Wabash, Chester & West-
ern
Wisconsin & Michigan
Wheeling & Lake Erie
POTATO AND FORAGE CROPS.
So Abundant as to Compensate Short-
age in Wheat.
Senator ,rules Moline, former pre-
sident of the French Cabinet, presid-
28,441,200 ing at the annual meeting of the Agri-
cultural Assembly, presented statis-
11,700,000 tics showing that the potato and for -
92,050,100 age crops this year are se. abundant
as to compensate the shortage in
500,000 wheat. The excess of hay produced
over other years will enable the feed -
801,000 ing of enough live stock to• make up
for all the necessary requisitions of
230,000 meat fur the army.
7,941,450 "The culminating fioint in the meat
crisis," he says, "will come after the
19,947,600 war, when all the belligerent nations
500,000 will have pressing needs with re -
92,400,426 duced means of production. Conse-
quently the forage crop means quite
10,000,000 as much to France as its production
of wheat."
1,250,000 1�
1,500,000 el
ow you Throw
36,980,400 Q �
$448,396,291
Funded Debt.
!Atlanta, Birmingham &
- Atlantic $•24,560,500
Cape Giardeau Northern1,500,000
Chicago & Eastern Illi -
74,507,000
Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton 02,135,640
!Colorado Midland 9,532,000
International & Great
Northern , . . 24,594,500
( Kansas City, Mexico &
Orient 29,769,223
' Louisiana & Northwest 2,300,000
Macon & Birmingham 500,000
Missouri & North ArIcan-
sas 9,936,909
Missouri, Oklahama &
Gulf 9,266,190
New Orleans, Mobile &
Chicago
14,152,602
Oklahoma Central 3,180,000
Pere Marquette 79,959,165
Pittsburg, Shawmut &
Northern 7,17 3,358
St. Louis & San Francis-
co 296,500,242
St. Louis, Brownsville &
Mexico 12,163,105
St. Louis, San Francisco
& Texas
091 San. Antonio, Uvalde &
Gulf
Tennessee Central
518 Toledo, St. Louis & West-
ern
243 Trinity &-Brazoz Valley .
061 Wabash R.R.
294 Wabash -Pittsburg Termi-
45.1 nal 50,451,834
315 Wabash, Chester & West -
2,851145
,51 # ern 690,000
89 • Wisconsin & Michigan 3,868,245
65 Wheeling & Lake Erie 27,000,000
124
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not to attempt to escape or to engage A VALUABLE MEDICINE
in acts of hostility'against his "par- FOR LITTLE ONES
ole" dulling the continuance of the i
war.Mrs. G. Morgan, Huntsville, Ont., 1
Any such promise, however, must writes:—"I wish every mother and !
be confined to a limited time, as . a especially young mothers know the I
soldier cannot divest himself wholly • value of Baby's Own Tablets. They'
of a duty which he owes to his sever- I have certainly worked wonders With
eign and country. I our baby. She was troubled with I
However much the present-day pri- , colic and constipation and cried all i
soncr of war may feel inclined to con- the time, but the Tablets soon put her j
sider himself as being hardly used, he right, and she is now a fine healthy j
has a thing to be profoundly thank- child." The Tablets are sold by medi-'
fel for. This is that he is living in cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents al
the early portion of the twentieth•cen- box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine ; Conditions of His Herds, Buildings,
tury instead of in the far-off days . Co.. Brockville, Ont. Fences and Grounds Usually
when man first went forth to slay his . - 4* Tell Correctly. -
brother.
INSTRUCTION IN LANGUAGES.
Indeed, at that particularperiod of -- The conditions which any man
the world's military history a soldierEnglishmen Are Learning Polish and creates about him are apt to reflect
his own character to a very large de-
might as well have died on the field
Balkan Dialects. gree. When you pass a farm that is
as have fallen into the hands of the
enemy. As a matter of strict fact, Classes in Russian, French and well tilled, with fences, roads and
it is not at all improbable that the Spanish are prospering in London as lanesin good order, when you see in
fernier fate was infinitely the more 'never before. It is recognized that the 'field a herd of good cattle, well
referable of the two, Germany's great gains in trade were fed, thrifty and contented, it is a
p due largely to the pains German pretty safe conclusion that the owner
'1'o the Lions. clerks and business men took to ac- and master is a man of a certain type
Without knowing precisely what quire foreign languages. ' Special of character, and that one to be ap-
thcir lot was at that time, we may be courses in the Slav tongue, -including proved of. You will probably find
certain that it was a distinctly dim- Polish and the Balkan dialects, are him to be a man of quiet and dignified
greeable one, if only for the reason now established at King's College, i manner. That is the first point. about
that a wounded man frequently com- University of London. T. G. Masaryk, . a character such as will mark the man
mitted :suicide rather than be taken professor of philosophy in the Czech who keeps his farm premises in good
prisoner. University of Prague and formerly a order and good repair, who will own
With the advance of time, however, prominent politician in the Austrian such stock, and keep them in such con -
softer influences were, we know defi- Parliament, is the head of the school. clition. If fields are well tilled and
snitely, permitted to manifest them- Instruction in the languages will be fences in good repair, it is safe to
' selves. Thus, the ancient Romans accompanied by lectures in Slavonic' assume that the stable premises will
satisfied their natural desire to gloat history and literature. Spanish is be comfortable and neat and trim.
over the overthrow of a fallen foe by rather the latest to. be taken up; just His herd of cattle and their condition
merely leading their , prisoners in as Russian was the first after the out- bear further evidence of the fact. A
chains, in a triumphant procession bt'eak of the war. The Welsh people, man possessed of simple energy and
through the streets. on account of being bilingual, are the activity may keep his premises neat,
• At the termination of the day's fes- cleverest students in language and but his kind of character is apt rather
tivities they would, as a rule, be sold the Scotch next, according • to the to find expression. in the performance
as slaves. Occasionally the more suit -teachers, of a lot of hard work, that will dis-
able among 'them would be reserved play more or less of irregularity in
for matinees at the Coliseum, when takes a nature
USE ANY HOUSCI-1OLU its performance. It un
they would be requited to exhibit their that is orderly, a mind that is de-
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The Bride's First Biscuit. rt makes Most delle•long baking, prevents man whose farm and its herds im-
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make?" constipation, (0• "money back," That's you pass along the road. ---Canadian
"Some biscuit." f4011(1 a. leading physician says it's ti god- Countryman.•
Se1tA to hunuuttlw Especially try it in
"But why have you brought Out nor, idge, pan�,uk(4, and gems, but care- ., 4 -
full,v folinW dR•eetlons on pacit5,;e for Compensatol'V
the fashion 'plates as well as the making pnrridl,'n, It'nr tin early brealc-
Cook book?" fast, cook the night. before In nt double Nature bestows her own colnpen-
"Wel1 I'm a little reen at this. boiler without stiP11111;#and (w It'ttl 111 rite gations: if a man is fat he Is signally
,. �' ntm•nrng by sett#nA' n bit ng atilt,
Do you make biscuit from a recipe while•orsslInrf, At grovel's'. In nein 25 endowed with a jolly, optimistic tek'ti-
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The statement is muds that thousands
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-
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Winning Is All Nonsense.
7,188,000 One clay, while her grandfather was !
3,663,000 pays g a visit to Florence's home, the
12,709,900 girl said to him:— Gran pa, 1
3 oiir talk about perseverance winning'
is all nonsense." "Well, well," cried,
28,027,0001
"Why," said the liittleegirl,l` IavetKork- •
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bees and trying to pin them on mo-
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Cold Criticism.
"Your will admit that Mrs. Plane
has a lovely disposition?"
"Yes," replied Miss Cayenne
"She realizes that she isn't hand-
some enough to be able to get on
without one."
zunard's Liniment Cures Colace &c,
Johnny's Alibi.
"Juhnny, how did you hurt
hand? I hope you haven't
fighting again."
"Willie Jones called me a liar,
mother, an' then he hit me on the
fist with his teeth."
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e Contrast.
Aunt—Your bride, my dear boy, is
wealthy and all that, but I don't
think she'll make much of a beauty
show at the altar.
Nephew—You don't, eh? Just
wait till you see her with the brides-
maids sh'e has selected.
Minard'e Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
German trade in clocks was valued
at one and a quarter million pounds
a year before the war.
19,449
Capital Stock
Atlanta, Birmingham &
Atlantic $35,000,000
Cape Giardeau Northern2,500,000
Chicago & Eastern Illi-
nois 28,817,800
Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton 8,248,515
Colorado Midland 10,000,000
International & Great
Northern 4,822,000
Kansas City, Mexico &
Orient 25,000,000
Louisiana & Northwest 2,180,000
Macon & Birmingham 500,000
Missouri & North Arkan-
sas 8,340,000
Missouri, Oklahoma &
Gulf 8,474,000
New Orleans, Mobile &
Chicago 10,075,300
Oklahoma Central 3,193,500
$928,282,622
The total capitalization, stocks and
bonds was $1,376,6'78,000. Eliminat-
ing duplications, the net, capitaliza-
tion is less than $60,000 per mile.
In the thirty-seven years, from
1876 'to 1913, the records show that
not less than 754 U.S. roads, with an.
operated length of 145,176 miles, and
with $8,262,453,000 capital stock and I was cured of terrible
funded debt, passed into receivers' MINARD'S LINIMENT.
hands. Among these were included REV. WM.
such properties as the Northern Paci-
fic, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe,
that were subsequently reorganized
and placed upon a profitable basis.
Other important lines which have
gone into teceivership in 1915 include
old established properties, such as the
Missouri Pacific System, with a
length operated of 9,670 miles. The
stock of the Missouri Pacific a few
years ago was selling above par, and
it is still considered to be a read with
considerable possibilities.
Minasd's Liniment Cures Distemper.
As Usual.
"How was the lecture?"
"The subject matter was good,
but the lecturer hadn't taken the
trouble to arrange it intelligibly."
"What was the subject of the lec-
ture?"
"Preparedness."
A FARMER'S CHARACTER.
or a pattern ?"
One Effect of Prohibition.
"The rapid increase in dry territory
in the United States has resulted in a
lumbago
by
BROWN.
I was cured of a case of earache
by MINARD'S LINIMENT.
•
MRS. S. KAULBACiK.
I was cured of sensitive lungs by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
MRS. S. MASTERS.
Jap Statesmen Are Old.
Of the older statesmen of Japan
who have for the last thirty years
constituted the principal conservative ,
force in that country, only four are
left. They are all men of great age,
including Field Marshal Prince Yama-
shortage of tea, according to Geo. F. Bata, who is 82; the Marquis Matsu -
shortage
Mitchell, supervising tea examiner of kata, who js 75; Field 142arshal Prince
Treasury Department. Tea stocks in Oyama, who is 73; and the present
the United States are lower than they, Piime Minister, Count Okuma, who is
have ever been. The price, of tea is more than eighty.
advancing steadily."—Chicago "Tri-
bune," April 22nd.
Unmasculine.
Tommy had a profound contempt
.for the little boy next door, who
threw a ball like a girl, seldom had
on any but a clean shirt and who
generally wore gloves.
"Do you know why he's a sissy?"
asked Tommy of his aunt. "It's
'cause he looks just like his mother,
and that shows he's got girl blood in
him."
Dynamite was first experimented
with at Mertsham in 1868.
When a girl says she has lost her
head over a fellow, she generally finds
it on his shoulder.
Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in Cows
-
Saws were first tashioned in imita-
tion of the jawbone of a snake.
For one month the output of • gold
from Southern Rhodesia has exceeded
£300,000 in value.
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Three Weeks More
thea Christrnas
Christmas is rapidly drawing nearer. and you have
little time left to decide on your present.
Make it a Victrola and you will hear a shout of joy
from all members of the family on Xmas morning.
It will overcome the monotony of the long winter
months, and give you the music and entertainment
that other homes enjoy which now own Victrolas.
Whatever your favorite selections may be, the
Victrola will play them for you. There are 6000
Victor Records from which to choose, and you can
get any standard or popular music on ten -inch,
double -sided Victor Records for 00 cents.
Any of "Ills :Master's Voice" dealt+r.= t::::.; c: lou it: ar
If there is 1101 011e in your vicinity not':ry us anti w(' \wail s.e<s
that you are not disappointed 101 Christmas lnrrn:n,g.
Other Victrolas
$33.50 to $400.
BERLilNER GRAM=0-PHONE.' CO., Limited
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