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WEE BTDSET MORNnTQ HERALD, THTJR8DAY, AUGUST 26, 19lS. MXXDIUH. I 8PdAIi ABVEaTISEKEHTS. BIB THS. CAINS.

Augoat 18, 1915, at Nina IBaarVssSRt. hospital, Qkbe Point, to Ui.aTSTX IIiWstsbjL. lb erer-loviBg memory of our dear aon template Europe) doiulnalea by the trl- POST WAR NOTES. mpn ot I'nissln, nor will t'rnuco nu-eept the "horrible destiny to "which tiny 11. at Not Rrilla aad Thtsonas private bM tal.lUtooDitM.

the wife of Alcuder Wilton, Blackheaih a dauftW. i WAY OF THE JlED CROSS. WORK IN SYDNEY. CARING OR OUR SOLDIERS. Oertunn peace- would condemn tiio myv OTHocr, tTaaencK Artnur riaiweu, who arpsneu this life August ftt.

Wit, at Dunolly. OUrcr strcct, Bexley, aged 80 year. Dearly loved. i And death! it often comes to abow We love more dearly than we know; '( But love in death should Make us see What love in life should always be. Inserted by Us loving mother and aisten and brother, Barry Ellen, Annie, and Marion.

THE DARDANELLEA nir W. world," COMMISSIOKEB'S BEP0BT. Once asaln wo saem to b. iZ badly by the op.r.0Bi 0D th, "wmls, stimulating' TBITTON. In lorlng inemorT of my dear husband, RECRUITING, -if.

Lcommentlnt unon th. la REFORMS URGED. Dall. I Is everythlns bolni done that la possible It was Io C. ward.

He bad thermometer la his mouth. When the nuns took It out lie said, "if a man doesn't set better hen ho must bo very, very bad. Cod bless (h Red wno aepsnea mis 'iiie August av, ho sympathy la needed now; Your cares are all at rest; -But harpy they who now can say Who loved and served you beat. Inserted by his loving wife. A PUBLIC MEETING Of TANNED SHEEPSKIN CLOTHING COMMITTEE OUR SOLDIERS AT TUE TOOXT) WILL BE HELD IN THE TOWN 3ALL, BTDNUY, TO-DAY, THURSDAY, THE 26th AT 4 P.M.

THE COMMITTEE EARNESTLY IN1TE ALL INTERESTED IN THIS MOTEMENT TO BC BfSEOT. 1 PATRON: Ui. Eieellency sir Genu SMcUud, Gmmt SAW. 1 PRESIDENT: Sir WlUlim Cullcn. Chttl jutln.

Bolmin. Premier of K.S.W.; th. lllrH ReMOraMe R. W. 01 Jfi Dunld Thonuoii.

U.L.C, the Hoaouiiblt F. B. WIik. CmA. i' Sf M.UC.

th. HooounbU J.rnet AAUo, JI.UC Heun. H. Y. mJnwSftlP'ltaalc)' wimm lltller OoTtmor ol Of Com- MnTEE: Ileun.

John MtcV.T (Chtlrnun). F. D. B.1I. R.

K. Blulud. A. Bul.r. PROPOSED INCREASED RATES, th.

fun iOTeral ocoutona to remind ho tult extent of tho L.TOBB: TRITTON. In loving memory of my dear brother, MAEBUGES. PARKINSON BONK. July 8, Church of England, Uywiff. Allan Campbell, inly aon of Allan rarkinaoB, lat of lUtburat.

to Vera Donthca 'dooo, ldr daughter of Walter M. Bone, AbboUfurd. ROLL OP HOHOTTB. EKMING. Killed in action at the DartaneUea, August 30, 1915, Lieutenant Leslie Homing, fcjrrd 2S, won ot Un a Hernia.

Adelaide, Uraly Bearfa; dearly he-lovrd nephew of Mr. Joseph Vercoe, Tarlo, WankU-road, Ihilwicfc Hill. BOWE. Died of wouoda, at Dwdanellea, on the 0th inrt. Private T.

If. Howe, of HaberOeld, beloved brother-in-law of Un, E. Whltbread, of 1U Hegent- jtrcet, city. His King and countiy called; hia life he gave. FREDDBV.

Killed In action at the Dardanelles, August 8, Sergeant Fred. freddey. Neutral Bay, late of AihOeld. Inserted by hfa old friends, Geo. Uillctt and Arch.

Dunhar, of Aihfield. to stimulate recruiting; There can be uo doubt that the reply must be In an emphatic negative. Stato Ministers have done something; private rltbsens have added 1 that rentlemin hA sh.al IVVUllvUIUi ma h) The hospital tor sick and wounded soldiers ha at Randwlck formerly known as the Rand' Alfred John (Jack), who departed this lire August 26, 1011. For ever with the Lord. Inserted by hia loving brother, George Percy Tritton, and family.

tneir most persuasive phrases, bands have been engaged, processions organised, aud TRITTON. In eveMovtng memory of our dearly loved wick Asylum for Orphans Is a Government Institution, but tho soldier who spoke fieemed to associate It with tho Rod Cross Society rather than with the Government. And one "All that seems wrong la tho Po.Ul Do- ln wa, partmoat Is want of what Is known as Dual- to a f.r am manaaomeat, which la difficult to describe wr 10,4 thM b.rond that w.ll-mn.d concern. oav unnecessary work, especially correspondence IS. 4 bm" th Interior before any conilderahi.

tbe result of It all has been what? Wbo IV tor ii Li ri Archer, J. Cramile. W. P. F.lthlull.

Peter torc( brousht un to I nrotber and uncle, Alfred John (Jacaj, woo pwu to a higher life August 38. 1914. Alter life a fitful fever lie sleeps well. Death often comes to show We loved far better than we know; That love in death should make us see What love In life should always be. Inserted by hia loving brother and aUtex'ln-Uw, Ted and Fanny, and family.

anil thl. v. Such is the summing up ot Mr. Robert AD- aott la. Sletl sVdwy.

1 Committee Boom No. 10, Srd door, EquiubU-bulldim, 1M George MeuUtiM M.cklatwo, Ltngw Owen. Nwllle Dupr, Uueombt, S.l'i'ij MfcK' wv P- FiltMull, GeoHK-y 'Filrtut, Artbu? Mum Kno InS fit.ITn.it Arinur um, hum tuiox nio. i Eta KrtLArt "L.A.. Shepherd, Uldlqr, BAnbury Dtvle, RUM.

Wklker, Normu Butl km. W. H. P.lmer, hevllle Danpr, J. 8.

Rlcturdlon, D. Scott, H. H. Mwle, T. W.

Alien. TRITTON. In sad but loving memory of oar dear deraon, whose report oa tho bualneaa man- r.fc alareo thst agemont ol the Pottmaoter-Oeneral'. Depart. "4e4 tmt nt moot was tabled la tho House of Represents.

"t'W" urklah line of namaa. lives yeiterdoy. sad ha points out that within aow, th "nlasals. Such a. iutnt three years from now a savlui ol Jr true, would natonllr be 1 year should bo effected by reorianliaUon.

vsry sreat aatlaractlos; and by tw remainder of tho 600,000 oacrss of outgo t0B 01 th report, it looked- In ha mull lnnr.nn.ll I "Sh WO mlRht plaCO a EOod deal rJ DEATHS. BELL. Aufpwt 25, 1015, at her late residence, Belle-vue, Blue Point, North Sydney, Hannah Bell. aiter of the late Hon. George Day, aged 87 years.

It. LP. BROOME. August 25. at her Ute residence, Tudor-fltrcet, Hamilton, Ann, widow of the late Edward Broome, and dearly beloved mother of jtea.

Joseph, Charles, John. Edward, and the late William Broome, of the N.S.W. State School Service. The beat of mothers at rest, aged 82. BRUCE.

Auirust S3, 1915, at The Bungalow, CroBrenor-atreet, Woollahra, late of Fife. Cimmcek, Jane Bruse, relict of the late John Brute, Burgoon, Cumnock, aged 84 yeara. youngest Drotner ana uncie wno oiea Augusi. 36. 1014.

aged 41 years. A faithful brother, true and kind, No one on earth like him we find. One year has passed, but none can teQ 1 The loss of one we loved so well. Inserted by his only sister and brother-in-law, B. and W.

Samwaya, and family. "CAPSTAN" CIGARETTES. 3d PER PACKET. charges. denco on It The deipatchea no pnillalei WAKEFIELD.

In loving remembrance of my dear cousin, Ada Kose uaKctieid, wno aepanea una ine on August 26, 1014. Gone, but not forgotten. Lost The report points out that to rely solely ui Increaied charges botore stopping up the th 0mcl1 Comnjonweait. ase holes In regard to expenditure would aim-1 reapondent. force upon us the can understand It.

All round' Is tho sin ot the crqee the Roil Cross tbat stands lor love' and sympathy, tho Cross that stands for humanity. The matron and: tbe mines wore short red caps about their shoulders. On all the quilts were large Red Looking out ot the window one saw the words "Red Cross" upon the garden seats. This man In C. ward was a soldler.who had done tho State some service.

We who stay at home can serve our country, too. And we cannot serve It bettor then by serving those who fight for us, and, after tho right, como back to us with their wounds upon thorn. It Is through the Red Cross that wo can chiefly serve them. It Is true that the Government provides for our sick and wounded soldiers; but we can add greatly to the comforts tbat Government provides, and Is at' once a privilege and a duty to add to them. For this man Is your brother, and that man mno: this man Is some husband, and that one some woman's son.

And there Is no such thing as olass and class these days, nor family and famly we are all one In the great cause. There has been some criticism lust a little of Red Cross methods. There has been orltlclBm of the purchase of linoleums out of Red Cross funds to cover the floors of tho wards In this great Institution at Randwlck can aayt Ar Impenetrable secrocy enshrouds the result. We are told that a certain number ot men have, been offered and accepted at this or that recruiting centre, but no one has told us in so many words what, the proportion to ellglbles has been. What we do know Is that many ellglbles are not offering themselves, and many wbo should not have been asked to go' to the front on account ot tbelr obligations at home are, nevertheless, going.

There seems to havo been no effort, eveu at this lato date, towards systomatlslng the business of recruiting, nor does there seem to have been any adequate lend from Federal Ministers. What Is being asked at. the street corners Is whether the Minister for Defence really wants any accession to tbe number of recruits? Would a large accession be embarrassing to him? Is he satisfied with things as they Are? In the light of the absence of recruiting speeches by Federal Ministers would almost seem its If they were not anxious to have more men thrust upon them. It must be acknowledged that there Is a point at which the number of io signi, out in memory aear. insencu oy pw iw ing cousins, K.

and F. and W. and R. Banham. Goulbum papers pleaso copy.

CHURCHWARD. Aiiffurt 21, Melons, beloved wife of the late Thilip Churchward, uf Ttndon, aged 73 years, after' long and patient tuffr-ring. Inserted by ply encourago tho present waste clearly Utithe hard-won salni In connection with u. ovldenco. By taking drastic means, In lact.

battle which develooed trot. n.k. WILSON. In loving memory of our darling Gwen, who toe wnole Bum ot could be aavea, out-, to above Suvla were nothing like what Ut THE FAMOUS BRAND uicu August so, lma. Ho fondly loved, so sadly missed, Inserted by mother and Memo.

her Forrowing daughtorr, Lena, and Jeas. COWAN. August 25. at her lalo residence, Catherine, dearly-loved wife of John Cowan, aged 7.1 years. CHOKER.

Auirust SI. 1015. at her residence. Bow bank, Jnjrlpburn, Kdith Row, the beloved wife of tlio late, Jninm Croker. aired 48 veers.

u.ur wuronicie-- reporc would bare si be. llovo. WORSLEY. In living memory of our darling mother, only by the Infliction ot suffering and misery on peopto not responsible tor tho trouble, and wbo, assosBod as the wontt of the department'! employees, would as a clnos have little hope ot earning a livelihood elsewhere theie In telephone and telegraph repair! and maintenance, transport ot ciUls. etc.

a oavlng Inserted by Ur. and Mrs. G. Worsley and Mr. and W.

D. AND H. WILIA BODOES. AugiiRt 21, at Campbolltown, Ruby, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Hodtea. aged 10 THE REAL LINE. airs, .1.

Jdoore, and granacmiarcn. It appears that the aum total of RETTON' THAITKS. ot 160,000 a year ll clearly posilble; but as' .1 Mr. M' Anderson only "Hers this aa an i.tlmate 1,6 Pfw ttnbi fm the mterial years ana ll nionins. imcrrca iiiiiuvmiuiw sertcd by her loving uncle and nunt, Mr.

and Sirs-Vivian Caldwell, m-nwpc nt th nnml P. A. Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

6TOKF8 and FAMILY desire -to THANK advanced along the ooaat to tto aettk 1 the Mother Bum nor. bisters oi lwlstum Hospital, Thomaa Herbert, dearly beloved huslwnd of Margaret and Dr. Lipscomhe for their kind and unreriTitting attention to their desr sister during her long illness; also kind friemls for floral tributes and mes Inland to the south-east until tbey aad anal llihed a line roughly between two.anS tarn' miles from the head of the bay. tbea tMr without figure be does not lake It Into account In hia report. The department, however, I can depend era saving 360,000 a year In ope-1 rating traffic and working expenses, and by closing tbe Postal Department against new appointments, and arranging tor other depart-! ments to draw their labour supplies only from persons not required In tbo Tostal Department.

sages of in their sad bsreavemcnt. Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

PASCOE, of 18 Hugo- Hugnea oi eamperaownj, gwi rest. MITCHELL. August 25, 1015, at Royal Prince HosDital, Camperdown, Ivy Annie, beloved daughter of Mr. find Mrs. Ernest Mitchell, aged 2 yeara and 10 months.

PRICK. At the residence of ber sister, Mrs. V. 3. Quill, 208 Barcom-n venue, Darllnghurst, Ellen, relict nf ih.

uta Prii'. Into of North Shore Hotel, that has suddenly sprung Into being as street, Redfcrn, desire to return their heartfelt THANKS to their relatives, kmd friendi, and nclgh- right wing pushed southward, whll tat kft wing of the Australasians from Ansae eatatl northward, and the two forces Joined as, tta, giving a continuous Una from a Mint's emit i men offering must exceed the capacity of soldiers' ho.oltal.- Thoro has boon crltlalam "CAPSTAN" CIGARETTES to-dr, i they hire bra, tbe World1, bart Clprett. tor the money. Our mourcet, our ImmenM raerret of the creua of nek KMon'i VIROINIA LEAF, u. nch tbit you In end year out In cood end bed Maotii, In time or 'peace, tbe urn.

unvarying ex ccllenc. of quality la.atrlctly maintained. JW. D. AND H.

O. WILLS, tbe authorities to deal wltb them. When of other small things email enough In all nours tor tueir expressions oi aympatny, norai tribute, cards, in their recent bereavement. of ratio or aO ahnvo Rnvln rlnwn in i v. aavai vnaaa The SISTER, SONS DAUGHTERS, and RELATIVES of such a point Is reached one of two things inevitably takes place.

Either the number Blu'9 Point rond. North Sydney. R.I.I'. By re- conscience. We must expect It.

No man and no society Is perfect; and tho orltlcs we have wltb us always. A great actar, who was also a master of epigram, once said the world The changes necessary to effect this sbould ne accomplished within three yeara with a minimum of trouble nnd Inconvenience and sorrow. The first recommendation, therefore, Is a saving for twelve months of 120,000, assessed at a third of 360000. aiiest no flowers. me jaie aiaki KLhsji (jahiliLi oesire to return tneir heartfelt THANKS for numerous letters, telegrams, and floral tributes received ou the occasion of their recent pnd bereavement.

offering must be curtailed or the capacity of the authorities be Increased. If the num RUFF. August 25, accidentally Phot, at Wamhcral, Frederick George Huff, aged 23 ymn. bf inuj r.t ntl A. Ruff, of Wainbcral: was dividod into two classes tbe actors and tbe critics.

bers of Instructors, the capacity of the It was ttf sec what has been done at this cmndson of the Ute Thomas Frascr, of Clarincc SALE OF STAMPS. The annual disbursement for commission on Town, and lira. Fraser. of AshfMd. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

camps, the number of rifles, and qunntlty of the sale of postage stamps, at 2k per cent, owvi or mis itnvnl Prince Alfred amounts to 20,000 a year, and, excepting In HospiUl. George William, dearly-loved husband of tho case of allowance offices, which receive PERPETUAL TRUSTEE COMPANY, LIMITED. Sidelia Steele, aged years, laie oi iwu.wy tn- Tiirtmrnt atari Penrith. soldiers' hospital that a representative of the "Herald" visited It yesterday, and for bta part ho la glad to think that a small, a very small, portion ot his small donations to tne Red Croes work has been devoted to making the lot of our soldiers a little more comfortable than It might otherwtso have been. One of tbe blessings of an organisation like the other equipment available, cannot be made to keep pace with the number of men, there Is not much use endeavouring.

unduly to stimulate recruiting, unless, perchance, the about 5000, this Is now condemned as an ex TAYLOR. August 22, 1015, at Tiia Tesldence, 51 Tiew- travagance and abuse of what waa once a fair DIRECTORS: Tepe. At no point, apparently, dots toat lira Ua more -than, say, three miles from tat it, nor la It even half-way from tat coait to tksj road which the "Dally Chronicle" report iptht i of as tho main lino of Turkish oommuletttta, While the Suvla operations were going ta tat Australasians assumed a vigorous 1 ofleattift ou their centre front and on their right and although at several points tbey mto a Alstlnct advance, they suffered very iMTily, and the ground gained could only be Udletta on a large-scale map. That teemfto nsj th) matter up aa far aa the actual groond voa concerned very far short of what bat previously been asked to bellove. Tali ii sat it the few occasions when we could vtehtat censorship to have been a little non strict It has yet to bo realised by the BrRtah is' street.

Annandale, James, agea on. neariy band of Anne Taylcr (nee Crowther), late of Messrs. thing. It Is suggested, however, that vendora affected should still be allowed the right to sell stamps without commission. Tbe saving men can be equipped nnd armed abroad.

SubKribed Capita 1,000,000 UncaUed Capital 090,000 Rejema' and Undivided Proflta 16,799 Perpetual Deposit with Government 10,000 WALTER C. WATT, Chairman. Bon. HKNRV MOSES, M.L.C., T. II.

KELLY. Hon. It. J. BLACK.

V.L.C HARRY 8. LEVY. Red. Cross Society is that it acts promptly, Wormald ui, ayuney. as rcai.

peners please copy. This is not It would, doubtless, bo embarrassing to tbe Imperial authorities, by this recommendation would be 15,000, and, apart from this, It Is pointed out that a regu and at the risk' of making mistakes avoids the red tap methods of Governments. It has many department; but It has no Circum IN MEM0RIAM. lation directing that stamps for odd amounts placed on postal notes must be amxea oniy oy the post-omco issuing the notes ana stamps who already have as much ns they can do with their own recruiting Some-lead from the Minister for Dcfenco would be welcomed. locution omco.

in tbe woras or tne matron, "We bavo only to ask for a thing and we got It the samo day." The authors of that admirable book. "Tbe ALEXANDER. In aad but ever-loving memory of my dear Harrv Alexander, who pawed away August 26, 1014, aged 58. Inserted by his loving wife. ALEXANDER.

In reverent memory of our dnrllng father. Hurry Alexander, who went to his eternal would prevent a largo leakage, in regard to the 10 nor cent, discount- tharged bv tbe Post Omco for cashing quantities of stamps. Tbe THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST TRUSTEE COMPANY OP AUSTRALASIA, v' ACTS AS TRUSTEES OP WILLS AND SETTLEMENTS, ADMINISTRATORS, ATTORNEYS UNDER POWER, AOENTS, Etc. THE CHARGES ARE LOW, AND THE HAN.AGEUENT 19 IN THE HAMD8 Or EXPERTS. A BOOKLET giving full particular will be sent on application.

COPLAND LETIIBRIDQE. Manager. TRUST FUNDS TO LEND OX APPROVED SECURITIES. AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. In tbe meantime It still behoves those who have pinned their (tilth upon the rest, Angust 31, ion.

insert en oy nis loving huubu-tcra. Rose and Mvrtle Alexander. increase ot bulk newspaper postage irom ia tor 20ox to Id for lOot, which Is recommended, would account for another 60,000. DEARER TELEPHONE CALLS. tborltloa that whereas It Is wist to prtTeit the publication of untrue reports cei-eralaf Allied reverses; It Is also unwlst to allow tit publication of wholly exaggerated rtporti at Allied successes.

In this case tbe Horn Way of the Red Cross," have told us of the wonderful work tbat Is being done by this society, whose work Is world-wide, embracing all humanity; and thoy quote a nurse as saying, "The Red Cross Is an Aladdin's Lamp; wo have but to ask for anything, and we got It." And yesterday the matron at Rand voluntary system to see that it is suc AI-EXANDER. In mil but loving memory of our dear Harry Alexander, who went to his eternal rest, August 20, UH4. Inserted by his loving son and Wlfh rttararr tn tnlnnhnnaa Mr M'AndttrtaOB cess. This can be done by encouraging ellglbles to offer, by pointing out path of duty and the seriousness of the position. ruaughter-iu-inw, Dave ana uec.

ALEXANDER. In memarv of mv dcarlv loved father. GULLIXG THE PUBLIC. SPURIOUS PATRIOTISM. APOLOGT TO THE "BRISBANE COURIER." wlck used almost the same words.

Provision has already been made for 200 beds Is against Increasing rentals, and would. Injthorltles would know that the Allies bat et fact, reduce tbem in small country centres to got anywhere near the TuraUa coauualt encourage expansion. Tho system of increaB- tlona that la unless Sir Ian Ramlltoa kttf Ing rental according to population Is illogical; them mot f0 the ark est, but to mako the Increase dependent on the Atlnrxm number of subscribers Is sound. The report! oeralng his operations-then why Alexander, who passed away, August 20, 1014. Inserted by his loving daughter, Lily Keyzor.

ALEXANDER. In loving niemorv of our dear father, Harrv Alexander, who denarted Hits life August 20. SMOKE A. PIPE! So much the public at large can accom pllsb. But, also, and this 1b the most Im at tbe Randwlck Hospital, and there will bo t00 Boon.

Ultimately, should the need arlBe, as It is feared It will, It Is hoped to be able to provide 1000 beds. Just at the moment GOING USE 1011, aged f8. Inserted by hin loving daughter leading statement be publlshedt portant part of the business, It behoves tbe military authorities not only to place anu aoQ-in-iaw, violet and lo. uroaziaK. suggests tbat the charge for calls be In "WELCOME NUGGET" TOBACCO.

'ALEIANpER. In loving memory of our dear father. no obstacles In the wuy ot youug men -tiarry Aiexanoer, wno qvparceu cms ine zu, 1014 aged 58. Inserted by lib loving son und ter-in-biw, Len and Elsie. ling to stake tbelr lives at their country's mere are oniy tw oi tne boas occupied, but 100 more sick and wounded men are to arrive In a couple of days, and yesterday fresh beds and mattresses arrived.

Many alterations are being made to meet with the new conditions. Special rooms for the orderlies are being erected, and also an outpatients' department and an operating theatro. creased to Id per call, irrespective of. number, which would yield an Increased revenue of 100,000. An Increase from Id to 2d tor slot telephone calls would yield a further 20,000.

It is pointed out that the present scale of telegraph charges Is contrary to usual practices, In that the cost increases in quantity, and la troublesome to receivers at telefcraoh ALLWOOD. In sad but loving' memory of my dear call, but to give them that measure of consideration which In the circumstances is wife and our darling mother, Edith May, who passed surely tbelr due, It is understood that away August 91. iui, agen ni, years, i All is aud within' my memory, nelv is mv heart In our issue of 43th. 20th. and 30th June last certain Host young merit when quitting- the cigarette habit for tbe pipe, select tobacco tbat la too light." "Welcome Nugget" fi Juit a.

happy medlam between light end etroug It will not bunt th tongue nor the P'pe "WELCOME NUGGET" TINS 1, EVERYWHERE, UanuM. by Tbe T. C. Willi inn Virginia, U.S.A. "Smoke well In any pipe, but eweetect In a Barlfog." so dearly tbe conditions at the various enmps bavo materially improved of iit'te.

Criticism lias offices to check. Tho urban rate of 16 words for 6d, for Instance, becomes Id per word for A large number of the men who returned wounded bavo been removed to convalescent homeB, placed at the disposal of tho Red Cross Society, whilst some have gono to their own A NOTEWORTHY BUOCm As a matter of tact, the AIM omM acbleved la connection with Uu treat fell-Ins at Buvla and tbe slmulUatM, i tralaalaa offensive two Integral earii at single operation won sufflctost ta aaal Its merits without any eisggeraUs tttlaiW It. The iact that our force, Un ttf i mile front In tbla region, and 'era ansmtt being heavily supplemented la saalm, augurs well for the developmrat etaSsaM- able offensive agalnat the Narrow hi tta vat nf th. main Turkish -army wbjea bj aaWu For the one wc loved 'or er passetl fntif ir her loving liui little aliters, Elsie, Phyll For the one wc loved defamatory statements were made by us in relation to the management, of the "Brisbane Courier' Patriotic Funds. Since auch publication we huvc made the fullest inquiries into the matters d.alt with by us in thr naitl Articles.

Wc have now to confess that wc liusha.iu, Kouert, ana ner additional words. Tho report recommends effectively Tilnyed Its Thus those yius, una jjurjone. who have been deterred by the bad adver ALLWOOD. In sad but loving memory of my chargo of Id per word, tbe minimum charge por message to be Cd. As these messages aro usually within the 16 words, appreciable change la unlikely for or against revenue In sister, Kdith May, who passed away un August 30, Homes, utlicrs, again, aro in tho public hospitals receiving treatment.

Tho Red Cross Society is maktnK full nro- tisement the early muddling has given to arc perfectly satisfied that all the serious charges against the "Brisbane Courl-r" or the Brisbane Newspaper Company, Limited, the proprietors thereof, or any persona whomsoever, including the Committee of Had I been there at the hour of vour death. these centres need be deterred no longer. this rrsoect. For both intrastate and inter state telegrams, however, a general charge of To have caught lost sigh of your parting breath; Your last faint whisper I might hove heard. And breathed in your cor just mv last loving word.

vision for tho convalescence of all sick and wounded Australians returning from the front. Broughton Hall, Lelchhardt, with its beautiful grounds. Is now betas: eauinrxMl. nnrf will the Courier ratnoue runns, wmcn were maae in Article mentioned, were a misrepre id ner word with is minimum is recommended, This would yield an Increased revenue of inserted by her loving sister, Klsio si. But Held, sentation of facts, and were totally unfounded.

Wc tho. Anglo-French force flows Usworn, At length, those In authority are realising that it is not enough to treat BOldiers as heroes after tUey return from the front, but they should be treated as human beings before' they get there. So, -every shortly be ready to accommodate CO men. Kose iinnwivHllv wllliHntv eseh and everv one of them, 139.000. PENFOLD'S WINES.

FOR OVER SEVENTY TEARS PENFOLD'S HAS BEEN RECOGNISED AS Tim NAME THAT 1UEASS QUALITY, PURITY, AND MATURITY. nan, uarnngnurst, win oo ready as soon as and regret having made them, and sincerely apologise Tbe amounts Involved hy the above recom ALLWOOD. In sad but ever-loving metyory of my darling daughter and oiir sister, Eilith May, who was called to a higher life on August 20, 1914, aged southern eatermlty ol tne penaaim to this, the long stretch of coast Ml salt r.piiiti.M and leases tbe liiawsi at ktt' mendation total 604,000. It Is pointed out nceaca lor patients. The Cronulla Red Cross branch has established a fuiw for snaking, and publishing tn'm.

as a manuesuuon t.t one venuine retraction of the allfgatlons mentioned, tnat in rerard to teleononea and teleTranns m.tri.l- furtarr.tHilW and" by" way. of further evidencing our belief in the opportunity, sbould bo given to the vqlun- and equipped cottage home, which has been tho estimated Increases are conservative, arid allow 25 per cent for ahrlukage of trade con Only those who loved yoii know How much we lost one year ago, L. The purest and best that God could Our 'dear daughter and sister, hrave in the nnd. honwt aoministration OI llie noovc iuoub me nrw lumn Vfinrier" and the Drisban? NeWhoaner Company, tnry system of enlistment to prove Its sequent on inereascd rates and otner causes, efflency In this crisis of national affairs. It rests with Federal Ministers to do their The ruti'B Buggested would still bo cheap.

Inserted by her loving mother, sister Nell, and brother Em. miiy availed oi lor too past month, with the happiest results. Accommodation has been arranged for at Bowral, Burradoo, and Woodford. This woek three men are being sent by the society to tho medicinal springs at Morec, whero the most beneficial offocts are expected for rheumatic cases. Accommodation offered rjMU! "Sydney mail" the Adrlotle, and the exact proportion of Ii in receipt oi phytogwpit.

from th. Frenchmen nnd Germans In Alsaee-Lor- front, and fctttwcribcri to this popular weekly are tnoa enabled to, eain a more vivid idea oi tbe War than mine. That tbe Government DOS a band 111 telegrams especially so. At present, for Instance, ono can send a telegram within a share. It they can find time In these days of strenuous endeavour tb-bother aboutthc State from Eucla to Turkey Creek.

2800 ALWOOD. A tribute of loving memory to our dear Edith May (Edie), who paused away August 20, 1014. Resting. Inserted bv ber loving brother Limited, we cheerfully cnntribtite 500 to the "Courier Patriotic Funds" for allocation as the proprietors of the "Rrisjranc Courier" may think fit. Wc further undertake to pay all costs and expenses of whatsoever nature or kind which the plaintiff may have incurred in or in connection with the Action for IVfimation brought against ua by the Brisbane Newspaper Company, Limited, and wc further agree to the publication at our cost and expense of this apology in car.

be conveyed br vrordi alone. miles, for Interstate, Cape York to warshlpa have now avanaoio ia -Suvla Bay In case of unproplue In any case, the greatly -axttsW ht means a very considerable dUtuka IH tea-sequent weakening of tbe Tortlrt for the Ottoman troops will sow tta to bold the northern Allies In mile line Is a vastly dlfiereit to merely containing the Auttnla" their small semi-circular strip ol tsnawsl Ansae. Wyndham. 7400 miles, for is. Also for a referendum campaign; surety tney can una BARNES.

In loving mcmorv of mv dear huithand. time for this infinitely more important tusk. shilling a telegram can be sent from Southern Tasmania to North Queensland, by under-sea cable as well as land lines. There la nothing approaching tbla tn tbe world. Let.

them not forget tho words of Mr. As- George John Barnes, who departed this life August So, 191 Lj aged years, lnwrtcd by his loving wife and sons, Nellie, Edward Alfred, and George Grant the following newppe; these discussions Is for two rensoiw highly probable. In Germany Itself there Is, even In tbe midst of tbe prevailing triumph, considerable, anxiety as to tbe effect of another year's' war on tbe national finances. Tbe cabled report of tbe Emperor's promise to a deputation of bankers that 'the by the talker Hospital and tbe Carrlngton Convalescent Hospital has availed of for months past, both tor Invalids returned from the front and for convalescents from Liverpool Camp Hospital. Offers of accom-moflatlon In private houses havo also boen accepted and freely availed of.

i At tho Randwlck hospital Itself the Red Cross Society baa provided linoleum to cover the floors of tho six wards, the oassaffea and qulth in tbe House of Commons a month or two back. "Tbe gravity and the mag NEW MANAGEMENT. With regard to organisation, which Mr. nitude of we huw undertaken," he said, "do not diminish, bnt increase. AUGUST 20, 1015.

THE NORTHERN tHiSV Taking tbe Indications of tne AttM I given in Mr. A.hmead-Bartlett a h.r is atrwii the stairs. The cost la heavy, but it would war will end In October shows one expedient for allaying this anxiety. Herr HelTlorelch's assurance tbat the whole cost ns the months go by. The call for men to Join our fighting which Is our prim ary need, has been, ana is being, nobly re SPOILS OF VICTORY.

newly lanac rrton, I of the war will be paid by Britain Is an sponded to here at home and throughout the section oi ine throughout-a fact which other. Another reason for emphasising tho M' Anderson considers tho first requirement of the department, the appointment Is recom-monded of a general manager In charge of the whole department, one wbo will Instil business methods, encourage the officers to cooperate and exchange Ideas, and who will patlontly and sympathetically tackle the matter as an evolutionist rather than a revolutionist. "It Is better. If possible," adds Mr, M'Auderson, "to appoint someone In the service you have- some excellent men for there is always a risk In Importations. A new man coming In might become Impatient with the state of affairs existing, and.

Instead of working thing out by developing the The Brisbane Courier. The Brisbane Dally Mafl. The Tclegranh Brisbane.) The Dalby Herald. The Wctem 8tar. Charleville Times.

Cunnamulla Record. Gymple Times. Toowoomba Chronicle. Darling Downs Gasette. Maryborough Chronicle.

Gladstone Observer. Rockhimptoit Capricornian. Bundaberg Mall. Warwick Argus. Queensland Times (Ipswich.) Oak-v Newspaper.

Rockhampton Bulletin, Townsville Bulletin. Rvdney Morning Herald. Rvdney Daily Telegraph. Melbourne Argus. bkviu oo money won spent; it certainly adds greatly to the comfort of tho hospital.

The society has also sent but 200 pairs of blan-kots, these being supplemantary to the blankets provided by the Government. A largo amount of ward furniture has also been given directly by tho society, whilst a great deal has been provided Indirectly that in the way of special donations madn thrnnsh th Empire. Thatcnl wo say In all plulnnosr, flnnncial resources of Poland and Belgium nai num. BARTLLTT. In loving memory of our dear father and grandpa, David John Bart'ett, who departed this life August 20, 1909, aged 70 years.

Inserted by h.ii loving son and daughter-in-law, Harry and Louie, and granddaughter, Joan. BOLAND.Mn loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Alice Marie, who departed thin life August 30, 1912, aged 11 years and 4 months. R.I. P. Lord, teach us from our hearts to say.

Thy will be done. Inserted by Iter loving parents, sisters, and brothers. loving memory of mv dnrling little grandchild and our dear niece, Altec Marie, who departed this life August 20, 1012, aged 11 years and 4 RtLP. Always of you, dear Al we are thinking. Inserted bv her loving grandpa Hughes, and aunties, Nora and Bernie.

CARROL. In loving memory of mr dear father. Henrv Carrol, who departed thh life August 25, 1000. Inserted by hie loving daughter and son-in-law, Ellen and Norman Allcm. CASEY.

In loving memory of my loved Maggie Louisa Casey, who was accidentally killed at the loop, Bondl, on Augurt 20, 1914; also her mother, who died at Newtown, 1908. R.I J. Inserted by John J. Daly, Cairns, Queensland. Our cables this morning show that thero nt iMtat An wlilnh rlllrlntr tho is that tbe Government Is anxious to Ini- nnd directness was never more urgent or more imperious to-day." If the Em course of the war a feeling of sympathy ZTlL" society.

In this latter category come no mav have grown up between the chief lower man niiy complete Hospital suites, each Holland n.f rtrtriii. nn.l Germany, i temrary. oi wmcn Dea, in Die, locKCr, and chai lUmiatvio pire still needs more men, then It rests wltb each part of It to supply Its quota. Is the Commonwealth doing Its best in this respect? Only tho Commonwealth Ministers can say with deflniteness, and tbey are silent especially must be left In no uncertainty as to the fate of Belgium, lest she should re Turks a big advantage. The left rosts on tbe cliffs formed trto Tte r.l hill, called Kltl.r.

or run. along the coast from Eielmar Bey. This range point. nSSft. at tbe western hlaol VS bay.

and tb. next highest of 448ft. about three mile, from Ca Apparently the AllliS are n6t Is e-o of this 4ft peak, though they aNOIoei A little weet of EJolmar southward to a point Suvla Bay, then swing. 2 of the valley of a river caUefl ov material on hand, might surround himself with an Imported staff, who In their seal for reform might set the place by the cars for a year or two. But It la no use appointing a gard her own Independence as In danger.

Al costs 10 13s; a motor car, given to tho hospital by Mr. R. S. Olllett; Instruments for the operating theatre, provided by tho Soldiers' Sock Fund, at a cost of 162; extra equipment for the operating theatre, prose tod by tho Licensed Victuallers, at a cost of 200, nnd by the Bovs' School, Randwlck, ready there have been proposals In the general mil noser unless you give him necessary and deflnlte powars and responsibilities. So satisled are wc with the administration of the rv.in-w Patriotic Funds" by the management of Dutch Farllament to increase tbe army and th fRHahnne CouriT that we hone the nubile will matters oi ooucy oniy 'devolving upon tne CLARKE.

In loving remembrance of Margaret ClarVc Minister. At proscnt small matters, auch oa continue to subscribe thereto, as we feel that thfy navy so as to be prepared for any event. HOME AGAIN. mi. irai ui iou, aim A-my equipment, Cost location, chango of site, or removal of occu (nee l'ooney, wno oenarteri tnts life August 20, 1913.

Inserted by her loving husband and sisters. ing -taw. given oy Air. a. is.

rn inns. There are, moreover, In Germany Itself a considerable number of people who regard pants of small offices bave to be settled by COX. In loving memory of my dear wife and our may do SO in ine lunesi raraniieni-w umt mwe tunas and, always hsve been, effectively, carefully, and honestly administered, and that the one aim of the "Brlslwne Courier" has been to safeguard the Inter-et both of the subscribers thereto and the objects tho Minister, who Is worried a oy memoers oi i wh.re it fonni by members of not want tne re- 1nl-T egged the Sari Bah range. The cottmry the Incorporation of an alien population as Parliament, wno surety ao sponslblllty of It, but who are on by Mr. Asqultb has suffered a great deal from the questioner who asta for deflnlte statement of the terms of pence acceptable to Great Britain, nnd has develoiwd a very effective way of refusing nn answer.

Herr. von Jagow Is now reported ns having put off similar onestion In the Reichstag by stating, with the applause of his collengnes, that no statement could be made until a more suitable Such a question in England (s unnecessary and inconvenient, because tbe rrlme Minister has already published the dam of the Allies in general terms, and because at present nothing la to be gained by making them more deflnlte. In Germany any open discussion of terms of pence Is for nuuons still more embarrassing. Tho Tne garuon floats, tne invalid chairs, the furnishings of tho nurses' day room and of the men's recreation room apart from the pianola and tho billiard tables, which aro donations have been provided by the Red Cross Socloty, and also extra clothing, such as dressing gowns, extra Invalid food. It ebnrt aowa tm of their toumy.

WOUNDED IN MELBOURNE. I Wedneiday. A hoinlUt ihiD with some of tlio Australian constituents and looal bodies. There are: Bar and this range, a danger to tbe State. They do not, perhaps, distinguish clearly between annexa mot ner, Ann, wno aepariea mi me August 1912.

Our home was bright and happy once, Hlien we were all together; But, oi), how changed it oil is now, Since you have gone for ever. Inserted bv her loving husband and children, Ronald and MurieL numberless Instances In which memoers oil the coaat at EJlmar, H. for the mm low and flat, and It la apoarwtly Jart Parliament aro Imported Into such matters, tlon and entrance Into the German Customs Union, which has been already offered to "Then tho general manager must have full to rfa this flat country -commences dag Is. lck and wounded arrived to-day. A procoselon of 180 motor car 1 was collected by tho Patriotic League, and these, decked wltb little flags, drew up on tho Port Melbourne Town and tobacco.

In addition, the Red Cross Is able, through tho kindness ot 'owners of motor, cars, to givo tho men splendid outings In the Public service commiBnioner snouid oe tho buia mat mo mt Dated this 23rd day of August, 1615. JOHN WREN, proprieter of the "Brisbane Daily Witness: a C. LEAR MONTH, Brisbane. HENRI HERBERT MARCUS, train Bftr rod to mm. rniB wouia naturanv oe rh rnc nere COX.

In lovteg memory of my dear sister-in-law, Ann, who departed this life August 26. 1912. Inserted by her loving brother-in-law, Charles Cox. DONNELLY. In affectionate remembrance of our dear every afternoon.

Holland, and will, no doubt, be offered to Belgium. But they remember the famous appeal of Nnpoleon tbe Third's Minister to Prince Bismarck, and they regard tbe a difficult proposition for the Public hu, one point, elmott rflmminlonor and his officers to accost, be- nisn' ur tsift-aa Blc It has been stated tnat mere was a shortage Pier lour aeep. i ne procession irom tne Pier to Melbourne was a triumph. Aa tbe procession reached the cltr the of tobacco and cigarettes at tbe hospital, but tbe matron stated yesterday that this was motner, Annie uonneuy, wno iepani uu uc list 20, .1918, aged 51 years. Inserted by her loving Walter.

Henrv. and Zelma. prospect of another Posen or another Al not the case. "We have bad nientr. she said, "end nearly every day fresh supplies Printer and Publisher of the "Brisbane Daily MalL" sace as a sure source of trouble to the cause out of 40.000 Government aervanta, Cape Snvla, tib dteg yMr 80.000 are In the Postal Department; but con- which abould afford a tlnuance of the present arrangement la not tlon.

There la some broaon compatible with offlclency In any department vhnr the range beglni tt aubjected to tho tost of profit and loss." Kg- TaUey, and Tbo report atates that In one thing, at any tne "iSinates taa ml rate, there has been no waste, and that Is tlnulng of mltea -H cocple of atlk crowds grew denser. Tho head of It, with a band In a motor char-a-banc, reached Flinders-street at noon, and the people In Elizabeth, Collins, and Bourke streets crowded in on tbe cars, hands at tbe slightest excuse. arrive. Many sympathisers with the men Germany of tbe future. send out parcels of tobacco and cigarettes." The wards arc beautlfullv clean and airy.

DONNELLY. -A tribute of '-vlng remembrance to our dear mother, Annie, who died August 26, 191.1. Sadly missed by her loving daughter and son-in-law, Irene and Leonard G. Perry. loving memory of our dear father and grandfather, Michael finnan, who departed this life traditional methods of the German Government compel It to preserve secrecy in all Its ncKotlatlons.

If It makes a precise Witnesi: S. LEABMONTH. Britons will not deny that there Is reason and yesterday they were full ot sweet-smelling In salaries to better-olaas men. These, Burna enough for the mood of the German na r. Thlfil" to Us own subjects It can nowers.

Anu it was cxpiainea tnat iresn flowers aro sent to the hospital every day Mr. M'Anderaon, are not oniy smau nn south-east of 8uvia.iw BOUtn-eMt, tion which bis expressed Itself In the re and threw flowers and sweets. Ono girl In Bourke-street, carrying out literally the sentiment ot the song "Your King and Country Want Ton," stood on the footboard of a slow-moving motor and kissed the occupants amidst cheers. moan. August zu, lvii.

While you lie in perfect sleep I Tmi. nurninr nrn will alwavs keen. in tne niRner Braaea iney nro iuwui bv bconle who have gardens, not proceed to oiler separate peace first to ono belligerent atrt then to another. If cent debate. The average member of the German Parliament' can see no flaw in tbe Not only are the patients Indebted to the Red Cross Socloty.

but the public are no leas than they wero 40 yeara. ago, and the work Is not comparable. Tbe lower gradoa are usually wo 11 paid. The proportion of temporary employe oa to permanent, the reapec-tlve numbera being 11. W0 and 16,600, Is far Mav his soul rest In pear.

Inserted by his loving eon and daughter-in-law, Thomaa and Margaret Finnan; also grandchildren, Frank, Maggie, and Tommy. nmr.T.AvrtRR. in Vwinr memory of mv dear bus- position established by the German armies. by the Allies, and. occoru.ns Bartlstt, ha.

been ra-aad because of th. tho scrub fire swept over It. line doe. not extend hut the Kaaa valley, and thence sloafu" Indebted to it. ror our wounaea ana sick soldiers are the care ot tb nubllo as well as it is proved to have offered to guarauicu i.

Integrity of Russia, It cannot with tbe same i.thiiiht nromlse -to repay the services The triumphs in tbe east have been fabu THE WAR TAX. band and our dear father, Lewis Hollander, who Ue-narted this life August 20, 1913. G.R.H.B. too large, ana is responsioie tor a great the Government, and tne -nea cross society represents the public. We have said that lous.

In tbe west the French advance on of a neutral out of Russian territory. Nor miriT of the suites ren resent Individual dona Lens baa apparently stopped, tbe Bri loving memory of our darling liaby, Violet Phtlofnene, who departed this life on the 30th August, tii-inn end the small brass nlatea unon them TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Sir. It fa manifestly unfair that th va. tish have made no considerable pregreM aivfng the names tot the Honors for sIopm of tb.

biu.j has for so long rajsa. th. Attstralaslaa troops Is Instance. Is from the Mayoress of Randwlck agea 1 year. Little we thought we would lose her so aoon, 1 Loved little darling, just In her bloom; Umtonr recalling, in fancy we trace.

since tbelr failure at Aubers. At least two-thirds ot the Italian army seem to rTIHE AliarRALASIAN, X. THE PREMIER ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY. deal of Inefficiency. It la foolish and improper.

In Mr. M' Anderson's opinion, to allow people to drift on temporarily, and to feel at last they should be regarded aa permanent employees, although they have not passed tb qualifying standards Imposed on permanent hands. Many -of them, he suggests, might transfer their efforts to primary production, and It Is safe to aey that 6000 permanent employees could do the work ot 10,000 temporary bear witness to tne aino tnougnts oi private fiticftna. nut in th work of the Red Cross Society Itself, whether It be at Randwlck 1 Pbilla, our darling, your sweet little face. 5 Inserted by.

bar loving father, mother, brothert, find rviTTljUrr Tn memnr of our dear mother. Eltsn eral income Ux should be collected for the year 1914. The tax Is full of unfair provisions, but this teems to mo to be the "most unkind est cut ot all," and I would urgo our Federal legislators to consfder this point most seriously. Aa the tax Is a war tax, surely the proper thing would bo to levy It on incomes for the war rear that is. for THE KASA VAIilt-; be needed for the northern frontier, and until this week tbe two hundred thousand men said to be kept at Barl In the south ine current iratie iiiunmiDi.

WAR PICTURES. A Cha. by tbe Roral Naval DivMoa at OaTllnoU. Cart Kitchener making- his Great Reeruitiat; Speech at the -GuildhalL' 1 can these obstacles be entirety overcumc by tbe expedients which have hitherto Ueon employed the secret sittings of the Belh-atag and the denials of offers disclosed by. the Ministers of France and Russia.

Thoro Is always some member willing to divuigS the proceedings of a secret sitting, and to Inform- countries such aa Holland of the fate In store for them. There Is always an Incredulous Europe, a memory hospital, or whether It be the hospitals where our wounded lie In Egypt, or In tboae Instl-tiifinns where some are being cared for in Tho valley of the rivM Louisa, who departed- this life August 20, 1909 (Ute En at! and. every man and every woman, and only portion ot tne were used for no purpose. Further east ti.m vwii. in gglf.uitaei lauan.

of i asa). iRsenea oy ner. son ana uamjnier-in-iai Harry am) Jane. imWd jtverv child. In the land has a share.

DBCENTRAL.I8ATIUN. Mr. M'Anderaon Is of the opinion that th? With the ltaua'n Arm: A Trench Out Throush Vine the last halt of tbe year lt14 and the first dl.tely facing raw aj-- i.nMi Sari he was fold that Greek neutrality waa JjEATHART. In loving memory of our dear mother, Ellia Louisa, who departed this life August 26, 1909. ah nnrt ni tne state are renreNenteu in nan oi since war broke -out wages and on fn.

aiMtr.1l.ti Wounded in Ea.amd. title ot Poitmaater-Oenr ral Is a mis secure, and tbat tbe Turk waa stub mofus havo undergone very considerable al this work; and the fact that the Coonamble branch has Just Intimated Its Intention of THE PERISCOPE OF THE BRITI8H SUBMARINE BU, iMertea oy ner eon ana aaugmer, raca. ana ioict, LfrerDooL leading one, ana anouia do aiterea to on trifit manaarer. This change Is not suggested teration In Australia, as elsewhere. I know reasonably P01." nav TM made tot push up it round the WjV formidable, aad culmlnam i lormiwiui.

bornly fighting. Under these circum nrnvMinar in Bultes. caulDnfnc a whole wardi JlcGLlNN. In loving memory of oar dear son and hmthn. lliwh.

wlut densrted this life August 20. stances he might ask bow Great Bri to reduce his atatua and Importance, which, nn th contrary, abould be largely Increased. full of Instances' of German aeceu the dttyn of Frederick the Great through ie. nismarck. to the last Hug- at a cost ot over 200, Is sufficient Indication ot the bond that unites city and country In a common cause.

The work of the Red Cross lfilfi, aged 37 years, Inserted by his Borrowing tain could redeem her promise to see Bel- Professional officers would be under the some companies and Urns which paid handsome dividends In the pro-war' year, but which have been ao hard bit by the war that tbey Jiave not only been unable' to pay dividends, but have been hard put to It to keep from abutting up shop "altogether. If It were glum restored and rewarded, to cleat manager for disciplinary purposes, but should Is State-wide; It is as wiae as tne cerampn- wnirn w. onm.icru inn BRITISH WOUNDED AT A BARE UOSP1TAL IN NORTHERN FRANCE. LANCK-OORPORAI. DWYKR, the Yooncent T.O., in the Brltlab Army.

THOSE WHO HAVE FALLEN. Etc. Baedal reatnre made ot New Sooth Win Hons. All Nevmenta and RaRwar Bookatalla. RICE, SIXPENCE.

Mr. r. Nlcholla. 88 Pitt-ttreet. Sroney.

parents, sisters, and brother. IfEKVEfL In loving remembrance of our dear son and brother, Frederick Henry, who departed this life August 25, 1908, aged 19 years. Inserted by hia ration that' Great Britain should stand lt nt Ufv Northern France of the enemy, and to weaitn, ana as wiae an top worm. by while jrrance vu- break the Prussian military power. The Kmng mouier, kmc, stinm.vuiw In tnvin memorv nf our deer mother.

colonies. i. S0LDIEBS AND DRINK. bo in cioso ana airocv ioucu wim meir iw feeelonal chief. Much greater powers and responsibilities should be given to district managers, the need for decentralisation being Imperative.

The central office should be reduced to about one-third the preacnt number, and should consist of only expert and tbelr stenographers. only possible answer to his mind would be that the Prussian military power is Catherine MIddlemiss, who departed this life August 25. 1908: also our dear father, who. departed this life October 3, 1909. Inserted by their loving Sal aar dntsalrr ta 'abtaiaiag TRADERS who XVcooie.

of the Invulnerable, and that If Germany Is over to leave Belgium and Northern France children. M1urs Dash 8J0lt)i- along which runs th. Turkish "'m, Chroalcle" correspoadent 1 was in th. our troop, caa gain th. ridge between Balr th.y will th b.

able tbelr artillery th. whol wbloh "JZTZ at the northern of tho JJ Was anotb.r thing, by "wor "Dally Chronlol" do. Oa th. tac bartTand th. tangs, aad If th.

Mr, himself th. "i STATEMENT IN MELBOURNE. Between the two eviis oi "-Hdty and Incomplete secrecy German Governments have always relied on their ability to steer public opinion by means of a disciplined press and an army of pam-nhleteers. Since the revelations of BIs- MOORE. In fond remembrance of my dea husband and our father, George Moore, who departed this 'SYDNEY MAIL" "Above ail tmngs.

conciuaes tn report, iiitir man must be encouraged to think for themselves, oven when they make mistake she must bought out Britons will remind these German that, even If the offensive of tbe Allies were to fall, an In not for tne pronia mauo in otner yeara tnv would have been unable to keep on go(nr. Those profits have been largely In some cases entirely eaten. up; yet It Is proposed to make them pay a tax on them. On the other hand, I know firms who hare directly benefited as a result of the war. Some of them, auch aa clothing and hoot firms, and firms engaged In the distribution of foodstuffs, have benefited enormously.

And these firms are to escape taxation on the profits tbey have actually made out of the war, Could anything be more unfair? These people abould be the very ones who should be taxed heavily. When In Victoria, tho 'Other day I even noticed tho suggestion made In one of the newspapers that those firms or companies which had reaped war profit abould be compelled to dlagorgo nmflu to tbe very fullest extent. It mar be tupplled dlreet naoa applloatioa 1 JOHN FADJFAI aad SONS. i life August 20, 1914, aged fu years. matter where on earth 1 roam, Whatever Und I view, Whatever iy or grief be nine as active men naturaiiT win, MRLBOUBNB, Wsahesday.

nHn th. rant wank thars ass been- a r. m.n-k'a career no reader of German poli vasion of Britain has become currenc In Mslbotirao or ths sceass el tlia 'inserted by Bis loving wife Sarah Moore, audi STRIKE THREAT. SEE SYDNEY FROM THE SY. more and more remote possibility, and that she holds some extensive and early part of ths far.

wna soiaiora in um. Himna.lT.a ooosolcuous br appear. tical literature baa been able to tell with confidence what writings are Inspired by tbe Government nd what reflect the of newspapers or Individuals. Sug daughters, nary na HITDDBIAV. In loving memrT of Wft Ham Leslie, who died August 1914, aged 1 year wealthy German colonies.

But their msln lac in tbe principal thorouanfares under ths ii.au.no. ol drink and creating olsturbanoos. a-a OKlai I nd months. Inaerted ma sovukg lawenia, mnA Hrv Uuddell. -USA DISSATISFIED TELEPHONE WORKERS.

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gestions to the Russian people that Great a newer to all such discussions as thee Is that they are based on a hypothesis Tb, matter was mentioned la tbo Houae of arrived at la being argued that no person or firm should bo vn Md Aosust IvlZ. Britain 11 not aowg ner tknfM be deserted, are in the best Bis- which Is The Germans RepreaentatlTH today, when nr. Bora tvic.) tb. Frtaae MlBlster It. la Tlew of recent aty I A mass meeting of the New South Wsles rr.t and orkats.

ho would tska Into ooasideratlon tho torliin mtmxr )f" Kile. Bt.nton, who dll AuPt nil mi dear little nl. EMn SH, mnd- tae ta -b, th. would no doubt make peace now If tbey could, and tbe German leaden would ac allOWeO TWmV FWua, miicuav lit auo nation la time of war profit which la of an extraordinary nature, and directly attributable to the I do not go aa far aa tbat, Mato Telephonists- union was aoitriast auai Th. nM.lrf.nt nraalded.

as K1" ARROPLAHIWtl. they prov. to qaeattoa of refulatlns ine wo or liquor io marckUn manner, especially when signed by Russian names. Discussions aa to what tribute wlU be exacted from Poland or rr'' whothor ttf cept terms which tbelr followers would soldiers or BiiriDB ww Defer, long KNITTING NEEDLES, an ataea, ameota ana correct point. Sunrical InetrotaenU Ground and Set.

a -j mm .11 CutltXT 'BTODTid. Wt. malrM. but I 0 COO trail am it la up incw tMonle to be taxed on the profits they have A.an at all fo' trjZi. It waa moved, "Tbat the Postmaster-0-ic-.

ersl, Mr. having declared that Ta a day Is a sufficient wage for a telephonist live on, and hia falling to compensate as lot night work In any way, wo cease work aa a A.t tho Minister's action: aad the TOraETOLD CUTLERS, 171 Mtt-itrta. Flrat not tolerate. But tbe time and the conditions of peace will not bo dictated 7h. Prime Minister! Tho Commoawoalth Government kna ao control at all orer ths Belgium may be prompted Dy too roreign nmc with a View of testing public opinion, i Bat your memory UiMmlti I tonr Smt.

kind ftt I itlU cm earned. It the tax paring year began wltb 411 th tMCsnnlnt! of tbe financial tbo Torka growma i. waa 1 rieir. rr Chiba'a. cppoalt.

Meaaw. ware. 1 tat. A alas aax (hoar either by tbe Ministers or tbe people of raATENTB. Deaurna, irao.

sale of IraooT outSMO prooiaimna an- (WA): Froolalm the cltr. or may have no more authority behind them imrM hr Kw lofo JbufMcr in Jiim Batter. Attonr. ooorso ana wrntaro wa. ara aaf aBW BH11BU im rim av aaw would have to pay their fair share towards the whilst those wbo, have al y-7 Germany.

Britons, wbo have at last crying of this Into effect bo left la too basis to I a e.fnlitlve.' I cn.i. k. in. kx aencloa than the theories of tnose amiauie untuu Too. Prima I hope tbe But.

ao.oraaaeats will do all la their power to RING I Win.lt for Motor utra, uam ar ouie, Weddlnta a 8peckMtr.All,0.. Ltd. lormf memotr dr hUt grtnclOther, Wllltam Tamer, f'Ped tttoHh ni motloa was earrtsa. Isnatteaoa uecom iwiro ot th efforts and-tho on- war would i dor toe rogolrod of them, will not oa-l MMt of war, LUalsntt. th irlaa kaou for an tias.

writers at present engaged in a aispute as io tbe relative poaiaon of Italy and Barrta In bTT" ANTILL POOIOET has I mil 1 1 Jisottw Hi ST Macvaupiit, and truoainrH. i it--..