HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1916-4-20, Page 3TRENCH WARFARE
AND VALUE OF GUNS
rum LOUD OF 'TIE ADMIRALTY
SPEAKS OF THE WAR.
Does Not Boast of British Navy,
W C
,hf 1h Awaits w to Ca in
nl g
of Germans.
The London correspondent of The
New York Tribune cables under a
recent dater:
ArthurJ. Balfour is First Lord of
the Admiralty, head of the British
Navy—the greatest navy in the
world. With it out of the way, Ger-
many could, win the war in a couple
of months, take over the British Isles,
hammer France into submission, and
demand ruinous indemnities that
wpnld turn the world topsy-turvy.
ib is Mr. Balfour's job to see that
the navy remains very much in the
treatment iLlill all 411C 41111C 411C trouble way. Recently I had the pleasure of
seeing and talking with him at his I !s becoming more deeply rooted --
London home, only a stone's throw harder to cure. There is just one
Wil -
from the office of the Admiralty,llama' speedy Peuro Pills. for a Theys act direcm—Dr. tly
Fully six feet and broad in pro -
on the impure, acid -tainted blood. The
portion, Mr,. Balfour does not show purify and strengthen it and thus
his sixty-eight years. His manner is
courteous and charming—if that ad-
jective may be applied to a man. He
is gentle and kind, without a brace of
the brusqueness commonly associated
with Sea Lords.
Antithesis of Yon Tirpitz.
SPR1NG.REMINDERS
OF RHEUMATISM
Raw, Damp Weather Starts the
Pains, But the Trouble Lies in
the Blood..
"LET i,1S BA1' PET DOGS!,
German Paper Says ".Good, Cheap
• Food" Would Thus Be Obtained,
The London Express quotes the fol-
lowing from the Neueste Naehrlehten
of Leipzig;: "At the present time we
have not a crust of ',read, not a slit.;
of neat, not one potato too litany, .and
even the bones and offal are eagerly
searched, for thousands have boon
made orphans by this fearful war, and
Spring weather is bad far lieu- are now almost without food or shelter.
t; ; 1 et there are still mere than 10,•
matic sufferers. The changes from 000 pet dogs kept in Leipzig, use
mild to •cold, the raw, damp winds 'less luxuries, which are fed on good
start the aches and twinges, or in food, the sight of •whteil would . Make
the more extreme cases, the tortures 1 the mouths of many a poor bulimia
of the trouble going, But it must be wait water with envu,
borne in minis that '9 is not the This is a scandalous state of things
weather that causes rheumatism. The which must no longer be tolerated.
trouble is rooted in the' blood—the "Let the authorities raise elle dog
changeable weather.ine"el starts the tax. The resulthobe a snug little
g Y revenue. Should the owners de'nlui• at
pains. The only way to reach bhe paying the high tax for their idle la -
trouble and to cure .it is through the dulgence the dogs could simply be
blood. The poisonous rheumatic seized alai turned over to the butchers
acids must be driven out. Liniments and made to serve a more useful put•
and rubbing may give temporary re- pose dead than they dict alive, and a
lief, but cannot possibly. etre the cheap and wbeleseme food'would be-
trouble. The sufferer is only wasting cents at once available even.to the
time_ and money_ with this kind of_poorast. �4,� ---
"WHIRLPOOL BATHS,"
The. Latest. Medical. Invention.. for pearance and manner of both soldiers
Wounded Soldiers. and civilians. It may be supposed
e tut• a OU' 'Can i
di
The Doctor Calls It
"Auto-Intoxication"
it means self poisoning--- an.
ailment that is almost uni-
versal with nen and women
of sedentary employment.
Its cause is the daily intake
of indigestible foods. Min-
eral salts and saline laza-
tives will not cure it. Help
Nature to clean out the
poisons by eating Shredded
Wheat Biscuit, a food that
builds • healthy tissue and
keeps the bowels sweet and
clean. The. perfect food of
health and strength for
youngsters and grown-ups,
for men who work with hand
or brain. It. is ready -cooked
and ready -to -serve.
Made in Canada.
The
that a little of th h b t
The "Whirlpool Bath" 'is the latest tions on all the fronts and the danger -
medical invention. It is described in our submarines controversy leaks out
a London medical periodical as fol -
root out the cause of the rheumatism. lows: Inw and then in Berlin,
Here is strong pr'oof of bhe above -"The wounded soldier whose wound ; suit that faith in final victory is
statements. Mr. Michael Personage, has become ' stiff furnishes one of the shaken.
Fenlon, Main., says:—"My mother suf- greatest problems of the present day. I There was one thing that Professor
fered several years with rheumatism. The problem has been approached Haglund noticed with a thrill; the
Wo tried a number of remedies but from various directions, but so far the Condit on of women was undergoing a
they all failed to cure. Then .we got most successful work of alleviation change. Before the war they "look -
I should gay that war is the last Dr. Williams Pink Pills, and after sewm� tobeat carried on at the , ed up" to 'the stronger sex and there
game Mr. Balfour would select for en-
joyment or recreation. He is the an-
tithesis of Von Tirpitz.
Turning the conversation to the
question of fighting, I asked: "What
has been the big surprise of this
‘r • war—submarines, aerial warfare,
speed or gun range?"
"None of these," replied Mr. Bal-
four. "In my opinion, trench „war-
fareand the1 of till St
using them for some time she was use of the so-called `whirl -pool bath.'
completely cured and has had no The bath is designed for the arm and
sign of the trouble since," the leg. By means of it a whirl of
Sold by all medicine dealers or by water at very high temperature -120
mail at 60 cents a box or six boxes degrees Eahrenlleit—and pressure is
for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' applied to the limb for about twenty
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. minutes The relief of pain is remark-
able. After the bath the limb can
usually be manipulated with freedom." specte 1 ,
lund, "an air of fearlessness and con- concise statement in regard to Dodd's
valve artillery.
h .—
KAISER WANTS PEACE.
was complete subordination to it. But
now that women have taken the place
of men in so many employments and
the men have failed in almost two
years of war to conquer and subdue
Germany's enemies, the women feel
that they are of far more importance
in the community than they used to be.
"Now they have," says Professor Iiag-
TUB AS A PIED PIPER.
Englishman's Scheme for Ridding a
Cpmmunity of Flats.
Let me give you en uufatitiix$
method. for gathering .in alt the rats
for rniiee around„ says J.R,1L In the
Pall Mall Gazette.
£ et a large tub, fall it about three
parts full with water, Stand a brick
on Ile .end in the middle of the tub.
Get some brown paper as a bridge
stretching from tha rim of the tub
to the brick, all around the tub, so as.
not to let the water be eeena Thee
put a slab or board up against the tub
for the rats to run up.
Put a piece of meat as a bait on the
top of, the brick and saturate it with
otl of rhodium. The ..rats will come
from alt quarters at the very smell of
it. The first rat up the bridge tries to
get at the bait, and fails through the
brown paper into the water. He thou
climbs on to the top of the brick and
starts to squeal.
All the other rats' for miles around
come rushing to the aid of their dis-
tressed comrade, and each one top-
ples into the water andis drowned.
Only one can occupy the top of the
brick .at a time. By this means whale
neighborhoods could be cleared very
rapidly.,
Ask Around You for the
Proof
THAT DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS AL-
WAYS CURE KIDNEY DISEASE
In Every Neighborhood You Will Find
People Cured of Backache, Rheu-
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Lac Bouchette Lac Sb, Jean, Que.—
April 17th (Special.)—Mr. Arthur
Fleurie, well known and highly re-
d here has jus issued a short
cry. u- CHILDH®OD CONSTIPATION. scions self-control."
Kidney Pills. It is as follows:
dents of the submarine haven't been ' So Do People, But Crown Prince "I have found that Dodd's Kidney
surprised; they had thought out and and Generals Favor War. Mrs. Andrew G. Lund, Hughenden,
planned ways of increasing its efli- •The London Weekly Despatch says:. Alta., writes:—"Two of my babies
ciency and also defences against it. "A. well informed neutral just ar- were very much troubled with con -
Students of air problems haven't raved in England from Berlin, in an stipation and I tried several remedies
been surprised at the development of interview with Frederic W'll' Wile without success. ' A neighbor advised
aerial warfare. The development of says.
Slacker Gets Back.
Frederick Palmer, the war corres-
pondent, was talking about England.
v i lam 1 e, "Everything is warwar, war, over
me to try Baby's Own Tablets and there,"he said. "Dear help the
both these branches of fighting has € ",Everywhere in the German Em- they were so satisfactory that now I . young man who is not in khaki. He find relief. He feels it is his duty to
been rapid, but along lines thought i pare there is all ardent longing for would use nothing else." The Tablets has a dreadful time. his fellowman.
out before the war. peace, and they make no bones about never fail to cure constipation and i Now and then, though, one of If you inquire a our neigh -
N o one anticipated that trench ' telling you so. There is a distinct they may be given to the youngest these slackers -as they are called— bars you will find sc people who
Pills are an excellent remedy and that
they cure kidney disease, rheumatism
and indigestion."
Mr. Fleurie has received such bene-
fit from Dodd's Kidney Pills that he
wants other sufferers to know how to
mong y
ores of
gets a bit of his own back. have found in Dodd's Kidney Pills re -
"A slacker, for example, was pass- lief from some form of kidney trou-
ing a prison camp near London when ble. It may have been the dry, itching
an interned German shouted at him skin, dizziness, nervousness and in -
from the barbed wire fence: ability bo get refreshing sleep that
" 'Hey, Kitchener vents you!' mark the earlier stages of the disease,
"The slacker frowned. `What?' he or it may be diabetes, dropsy, rheu-
said. matism, heart disease, or some other
of the dangerous diseases that mark
its advanced stages.
You will find that Dodd's 'Kidney
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where or in what form it is • found.
Ask your neighbors for the proof.
OSTRICHES WALTZ ON SAND.
Indulge in Queer Antics on the Plains'
warfare would play so great a part 'well known peace party. It is headed child with perfect safety. They are
in modern fighting, and no one fore- ; by the Kaiser, and includes the Chan sold by medicine dealers or by mail at
casted the tremendous importance of ;cello; Bailin, Dernburg, Prof. Del- 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams
artillery. Even theGermans with all a bruelc, Von Jagow, and interests rep- Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
their thoroughness in making prepay- • resented by the Frankfurter Zeitung. M
titian for this conflict, failed to foresee !and the Berliner Tageblatt. Born to the Purple.
to what extent trench fighting would i "'The go=on -with -the -war -air -any- In the privacy of his home the vil-
have Co be relied upon, once the con- cost party is headed by Von Tirpitz,' lage butcher was telling his wife of
ending forces were o£ anyway neat s the arrival of a new summer resident.) " `Kitchener' vents you,' the Ger-
I'alkenhayn, Hindenburg,. 14facken-man re eats
eequal strength. sen, and its main prop and support -I "She came 'in to -day," he said, with r, ,Well, by Jove,' said the slacker,
Verdun an Illustration. er is the Crown Prince. enthusiasm, and I can tell you she's , ,-
he s got you all right!' "
a.- "The Germans prepared for artil- "'The peace party realizes that it a real lady, brought up select and ex -
eery fighting, but Verdun is a stele- cannot get the sort of peace in its elusive. She doesn't know one cut o
ing illustration of the fact that they mind when the war began. The idea meat from another, nor veal from
have not reached perfection. They of indemnity from any quarter is no mutton," .
®� Granulated Eyelids.
Eyes inflamed by expo-
sure to Sun, Dust and Wind
quickly relieved by Murine
es Eye Remedy. No Smarting,
pounded and smashed fortifications longer cherished. I think Germany
Which were considered impregnable.' would. rejoice—at Ieast, the Kaiser,
But still they have not been able to 1 the civil government and the indus-
reach their objective," , trial classes would—to stack arms on
We were standing at the entrance ! this basis! Autonomy for Poland;
to the Admiralty, and officers passing evacuation of Belgium, France, Ser-
jn and out saluted the First Sea Lord. bra and Montenegro; restitution of just Eye Comfort. At
In every case he returned the salute, ' Germany's conquered colonies; reten Your Druggist's BaleeinTubee25c,F per Bottle. Murine Eye
orBook of theEyeFreeask
Druggists or MurineEyeRemedygo.,Chlcago
A NEUTRAL IN GERMANY.
but continued to talk on just as if he tion of, Germany's fleet coaling sta-
,vere in his study, with nothing to , tions in various parts of the world,
distract his attention. He is a mem- ' and greater facilities for German ship-
ber of the War Council, and as such ,ring. e
knows every detail of the fighting on
land and sea. GOOD REPORT.
It struck me as highly interesting —
that this man bhe head of Breat Brit- Doctor Proved Value of Postum..
aln's navy, should consider that the
surprises of the war come from the
field rather than at sea. There was
not a single word of boastfulness
from him about the British navy, but even when one is well. I Swedish professor, Patrik Haglund,
A Swedish Professor Reveals Uu-
comfortable Conditions.
The impression that the German
Physicians know that good food and
people are living `isolated from the
drink, properly selected, are of the ut- rest of the world in dense ignoronce
most importance, not only for the re-
of what is happening beyond their
lief of disease but to maintain health_, boundaries has been confirmed by the
I came away with a feeling that he
was not worried by any lack of pre-
aration or efficiency in his depart -
fa -lent, and that if Gertnany decided fin-
ally to try conclusions on the sea Brit-
ain would meet her without fear of
the result.
Of British naval officers I have met
there was not a single one who was a
pessimist. There is a spirit of unrest
ernong them, the unrest of a perfectly
rained thoroughbred in paddock be -
ore the race, a keenness to get into"I frequently find it necessary to ,news, and all of it favorable to Ger-;
action. At their head is Balfour, instruct patients when they take man arms. • Picking up•a copy of the
A doctor writes, "I count it a pleas- ; who visited Germany recently on a
ure to say a good word for Postum tour of observation, says the New
with which I have boon enabled to YorkjSun. "The people in the shops,
relieve so many sufferers, and which' in the streets, in the restaurants
I count, with its valued companion know nothing," says Professor Hag -
Grape -Nuts, one of the daily blessings,y lund. When he met old friends or
"Coffee was banished from m own I made new drained" him of news. He found ones they "thoroughly
table some time ago and Postum used ! that the censorship kept the people
regularly in its place."(Both tea , P P P ple "in
and coffee are injurious to many per- !ignorance of everything that might
sons, because they contain the subblo, !give rise to inconvenient reflections."
poisonous drug, caffeine.) The papers contained only official war
calm, courteous and serene. He makes
you feel that he is master of the situ -
bion, strong and powerful as the
ritish navy itself. You can give no
igher praise to any war leader.
Unreasonable.
A stranded traveller reluctantly
hooked a room at a somewhat shabby
pillage inn recently. Ho retired to
rest, but ten minutes later dame down -
:hairs againt with anger in his face.
"rI must insist on having another
room, sir!" he informed the inn -keep -
or sternly.
"What's the matter with the one
',yort've got?" asked the latter,
"rlVlatter!" snapped the angry man.
y, there are a couple of mice
fighting ---actually fighting! in a core
ii.er of its"
"Well, sir;" replied mine host cold-
) anti what d'ye expect for 50 Dents
night—a bull fight?"
Jt
Which?
O'Brien—Oi can say wan thing—
(Wm a self-made man.
Casey—Is it boastin ye are, or
ppologizin'?
Where It Was,
"Where's your bayonet ?"
"One o' them 'eathen Huns swell-
»wed it, sir,'
Postum for the first time to be quite Frankfurter Neueste Nachrichten at a
sure that it is properly made accord- ;railway station, Professor Haglund
ing to directions, then it has a clear, was amazed, to see spread all over the
seal -brown color' and a rich, snappy front page an article entitled "Assas-
taste, as well as health giving quali-
ties." lees how the British Government had
The above letter, received over ten murdered ten or more Englishmen
years ago, is fully confirmed by a re- whose offense was that they had
cent letter from the doctor, in which shown sympathy for Germany, 1
he sayst I The newspapers were filled with
"It is a pleasure to render a good
propaganda articles, in which a specl-
report coveringa product of which X men was a panegyric upon the new
am so enthusiastic a friend, !Belgium as ruled by German army of -
"1 am using in my homo your floes and their civilian aids, "which
Postum Cereal in both its forms. And, I gave anybodywith an ordinary sense
what is more, I am having it used in of justice litle more," says Professor
the ;families of several patients in Haglund,which with'reserve, "than a. feel -
in endorsing the are fine qualities of your and all unite j Ing of ThatdithemGeiman people hacl no
g doubt of the satisfactory admirable product.". ( y prosecution
Name given by Canadian Postum
Co., Windsor, Onb.
Postum comes in two formst
of the war by the Government and its
successful issue was plain from a
talk. the professor had with a doctor'
Postum Cereal—the original form— about the value of the German mark
must be well boiled. 15c and 25c, lin Sweden, The German doctor, when
pkgs. so informed, asked how the Swedes
_. depreciate the I could be so mad as to
�nstant Postum—a soluble powder o
dissolves quickly in a cup of hot wa- mark, and he was dumfounded when
ter, and, with cream and sugar 'makes told that it was not considered to be
a tlelieloue beverage instantly, 30c worth any more, Even officers and
and 50c tins,edical men whor, eturned from the
Both. forms are equally delicious �ront "were ' absolutely ignorant .04
and cost ,about the same per eup, everything that had not happened in.
• "There's a Reason" foe Postum, their immediate circle of action," Der-
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Perhaps.
Mr. Gotham—I see the smallest
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Samoan Islands. The average weight
does not exceed 150 pounds. They
are about the size of the mgrino sheep.
Mrse Gotham—Do you suppose,
dear, that is where they get the con-
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HOW WE ARE PROTECTED.
Air Saves Us From the CeleStla!
Bullets.
Is it not strauge that we never hear
of an accident from ordinary meteors,
though accidents from aerolites have'
not been altogether unknown?
Here is this greet vessel, the earth,
sailing through space, and saluted
every twenty-four hours by 400,00&,-
000
00,000,;000 of missiles, each flying toward her
with many times the velocity of the
swiftest cannon ball. This, comments
Proctor in "Expanse of Heaven," goes
on day by day and by night, when, Hv-i
ing creatures are far from shelter, as
well as when they are protected in
their various abodes; and yet the in-
habitants of the earth are perfectly
safe from all danger, If one in a
thousand -struck a human being the
inhabitants of the earth would be al-
most decimated in a single year.
It is not merely that they have been
so far fortunate as to escape hitherto,
but that they really are as safe as
though the earth were protected by
armor plates.
The real protection of the earth is
the air which surrounds her. Soft as
the air is, the resistance it opposes to
swift motion is very great. The swift-
er the motion the more effective is the
resistance. In the ease of the meteoric
missiles falling on the earth the resist-
ance is so great, owing to their
enormous velocity, that they are con-
sumed and presently vaporized in
their rush through the upper parts of
the air.
Thus the air forms a. perfect pro-
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Rusty Rufus (pitching tale about Nnpanee Iron Works, Ltd., NaPanee.
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•
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"When there are a number of them
• they will start off, and, after running
a few hundred yards, will stop, and
with raised wings will whirl rapidly.
!round till they are stupified or per-'
!haps break a leg. The males pose
also before fighting. They kneel on
their ankles, op ening their wings and'
balancing themselves alternately for-!
ward and backward or to one side or',
� the other, while the neck is stretched
I on a level with the back and the head
;strikes the sides, now on the right!
I now on the left, while the feathers
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I this time so absorbed in its occupa-1
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