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1910.
EDITORIAL
FIRST
WAR
i
BATTLES
RECALLED
By
H.
H.
UOIUWM
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
After
a
lapse
of
25
years
world
jPftltallan
aspirations
seek
the
delta
struction
of
Britain's
Interests
in
Egypt
and
Iraq
and
the
closing
of
j
her
highway
to
India
through
the
jsuez
Canal.
trpopshlp
River,
Clyde
another'
of,
:lhe
unforgettable
4.
incidents-
Jammed
with
fropga-
the,
old
vessel
was,
run.
ashore.and
the
men
dlasnbarked
through
in
improvised
gangway.
JVhen
Turkey
threw
In
Its
lot
wittf,
the
Central;
'Pwars
In
Oc-'tAbeV.
1914.
RuMli's
water
"
corn-
Twenty-Five
Yean
A't
Wty'imvtfaXkxit
wlth;.ttejrest'-oit'Bii'
Started.
Successful
'yscuation
of
Galllpolf
rope
were
virtually,
cit
off.
The
iOerman
Navy's
blockade
stopped
(ner
in
ine
ueuuc.
to
fSimr
i
drou,,"-
With
Russia's
Black
Sea
prrts
clogged
with
foodstuffs
and
other
products
and
the
pressing
need
for
Imports
of
munitions-
and
war
equipment,
the
plan
to
break
through
the
Dardanelles
from
the
Mediterranean
was
glyen
consid-
leratloh
by
the
British
and
Trench
9
rZZ
""
The
question
of
mastering,
the
oil-Important
waterway
had
been
5rX
.Tw7riZ
r"
Jfff.Long
and
bitter
controversy
re-
....
h-nrltuv1
lvay
nA
mil.
jS
suited
from
their
failure
to
force
7"JZ
-ZZ-Z.t
r
AlttlLY
SHOE
STORE
UU.ftSS&rsSSPC
P
cefully
evacuated
from
t.?ZlZu-
M
g
m.
The
rr
Home
of
Good
Shoes
cliff-bordered
beaches
of
the
Oal-
JgjtM
bound
to
prove
modif-
mmtm
JTZl
'When
P,a
a-led
to
the
A,-.
months
of
naval
artd
military
war-
;
-
'
:
,.
,
.
.
.
.
.
-
.
.
.
.
.
an
sttemoti
be
mn
tr
jryn-
In
fare
against
t.
the
Turks
.
,flgnting
rt,,
"rtanelles.
.
.
.
ni
that
cost
the
All'es
130.000
men.
.
'
killed,
woman
and
ml!sing.
Booroval
7
of
V
VW-i
?
V
e
irP,rk-
"c
J
Epic
,of
Dardanelles
i
Fndurance
of
the
Allied
trocr
y?jLCanleiv
"
the
Medttenwn-
Heet.
a
na-followed
during
.the
land
campaign
that
,nur
dlded
-on.
unsuccessful
efforts
of
a
TTal
fleet
to
blast
Its
way
thnmzh
the
(Dardanelles
Is
an
.epic
in
British
wlth-a
fleet
?rnxrt;
to:d?strpy
battlfs
augmented
f
nd
the
clearlnrof,
mlnefleldMow
5
fought
were
by
u
V
....
.
in'
In'
the
tno
rhannal
channel.
,02
i
lo'ses
and
disease
and
.through
it
'
"
'
II-
ml
.
.
I
'.
an
me
cxpeuiuwi
suuerea
irotn
short'flffps
of
'men
pnd
unllM.
Fleet
Operation
A
tntnl
of
ahoiit
327
000
com.
'
Fourteen
British
and
four
French
Aom.nai
6
r
John
pe-
Robeck
-and
that
u
t
u:
ut
it-u
e---...:ii
t.'Jectiyes
prompted
the
expe-
ii-
is
a
uiculy
buiu
tuiui;
nidi,
tuu
uuttcu
ouiica
win
uvjJHittn-,
.vr
afhi.ri.ii
ff.at-it
ne
cecwed
on
a-
oulck'Stt-K
on
n
'
ne
war
soon,
il
is
narcnv
liKeiv
mat
me
d
-
-
-
-
4
fountry
-eart
carry
on,-
maKincr
mone'-
from
irisine
from
the
war
and
yet
take
no
part
in
V?
iJLjr
jA.r.
j
,.nuK.untii.t
rri
eopie
Olinav.
ih
1B15
the
ami?
of
the
Allies
and
W
worrows,.
oruy
a
mue.
rme
'.a,,!
rflii
"t
K't.
the
business
Oemeny-were'
'd-adlocV-rl
eh
th
OTe
vmni.
rne
ooeratwir'W
-u
,.
H.
it.
While
the
tern
Front
and
it
thought
ws
I
'fri-
orilv
lii'l'ffab'o
0
i"!
Kip
01
mat
country
nas
oeeit
mucii
aWu
eeiaieu,
&u
-
-
the
Balkan
;ttcn
Informed
the
Admiralty
'
ffiatf
V'
'7
VIu
S?
alrhe
goods
received
have
been
paid
for
and
Great
Bn;
.ouid
t:"
u.
w
f
tain
has
no
more
money
to
pay.
It
is
now
up
to
the
Unitedlma)tlR!r
poie
an
ett.k
on
ed
s
a
rarely
navi
o-wa'ion.
Sr,4hw,
States
to
nut
un
monev
as
well
as
eoods.
It
is
their
war
Germany
aemthem
frantiers.
in-
...W
Wis-
ndooint
the
miur.-'l
'T.
TJTiZ
S
a,
much
as
it
is
the
British
war.
Once
they
begin
to
f'fg?
the
SSSti
'
-
materia,
and
t!
rhips
and
ammunition
and
goods
Without
being
pa
d
'.
"ttTcenTwV
Powers
Secure
control
of
the
Datdarienes.
f
ss
.r-cvM
and
f'r
them.
Germany
is
bound
to
bluff
and
the
bluff
IS
llkelyi3n!im
T,
I?.
After.
years'
service
In
everv!wllmsl3.t
Dn
the
dav-
tObecalcd.
ies
in
a
streneth-uapplng
cam-
quartpr
of
.the
globe,
Sir
Ian
Harall-f
rr
"rZZ.r''r'Z'M
.l.i
In
i
the
4w.
Balkans.
o
.ton-'waa
ton-was
drni
given
mhimartd
commana
'ol
t.
a,rprce
foW
tts
ua,M
a,,u
",ele",-rB
i
Piirmuc
Pnclfinn
...
1
..X
Veterans
of
L8..
the
OallltDoll
m:e
exoe-
.LSlC
ot
landnd;
British.
French
Australlah,
troops.
Kew
Zea
Zca'
;
mais
andUr.
Th,
T,,r
were
VUI1UUO
A
UOIUU11
I
A
number
of
countries
are
in
a
curious
position
in
re-1
eard
to
this
war.
Part
of
the
b
rench
army
is
in
Atrica'.
Most
of
the
Dutch
navv
is
in
British
waters.
Practically
"
t
t
rt
1
"il
.
.1JI
'
everv
ponntrv
connuerea
dv
uermanv
nas
eitner
soiuiers
-.
-
.
...
,
...
or
s
nns
fin-htinp-
airainst
uermanv
or
reauy
10
nimi.
There
is
a
small
Polish
army
in
England.
Many
Norweg-
.
..
a
1
i
1
lans
are
liphtintr
on
tne
untisn
siue.
Airmen
irom
ine
conquered
countries
are
numerous
111
uruam.
me
uuwn
.
.
1
1
r.
i-i
,-...
..4.
.c
government
has
appropnateu
money
ior
uie
uppu
L
ui
the
Dutch
navv
which
is
f
ichtinir
on
the
British
side.
How
the
monnv
is
to
be
naid
seems
uncertain.
Thousands
of
the
French
people
now
living
under
the
(Jormari
heel
are
stroiiirlv
nro-British.
It
would
not
v
.
.
.
take
much
encouracement
for
them
to
fight
again
on
our
sidfl.
ThP
npuro.v
the
British
come
to
winning
the
war;
the
stronn-nr
will
be
the
sunnort
of
the
partly
conquered!
fvioc
now
pnnrrnllPi!
hv
liP.rniailV.
ULLU
IflLli
LUUllVllVtj
v
if
w
w
v
v-
j
How
To
Win
War
-
-
-
News
Herald
make
a
sucrcestion
as
to
...w
,
,
.
......2ir
rvun
What
nnrt.
rnnfu
ans
mav
tane
in
wmninu
ine
wax.
inc
-
V
v
editorial
suggests:
...
"It
will
not
do
for
us
to
blandly
support
Britain
a
plea
i
to
the
United
States
for
financial
aid
unless
Canadians
are
prepared
to
prove
to
their
American
friends
that
they
are
ready
to
make
some
sacrifices
too.
"Mr.
Ilsley
reminded
the
people
of
Canada
that
their
incomes
are
"in
trust."
He
also
told
them
that
he
wanted
$120,000,000
in
saving
apart
from
the
war
loans.
"He
thought
that
perhaps
three
times
the
amount
of
the
two
per
cent
defence
tax
would
do
for
a
starter
f
01
those
with
incomes
less
than
$50
a
week
and
a
good
deal
more
for
those
with
incomes
aDOve
mat
icvei.
"It
is
safe
to
say
that
not
many
of
us
have
actuallyde-veloped
systematic
saving
plans
upon.
any
such
scale.
This
Part
of
the
war
has
not
reauy
ijeuuccucu
uic
or
the
nation
as
a
whole.
"Perhans
because
t
seems
so
small
and
so
easy
e
have
overlooked
L
the
necessity
for
getting
down
to
the
bUSi
"Whaf
wetust
face
up
to
now
is
that
unless
we
are
willing
U
vSuntarily
lend
the
government
the
money
it
neeRtUwa
will
be
compelled
to
make
us
take
our
medi-cine
whether
we
like
it
or,
not.
,
.e
to
a
war.
Saving
mam
money
is
"There
is
no
easy
way.
.win
t!m
omniinof
tf
til.
Rnarifices
asked.
'"
.
-
V
iv
nitiuiiOb
u
vv
w-
-
nalgn
rilfJon
recall
names
like
Cabe
Hel-;
.
les,
Th
veteran
general
haAd
llttlp.
to.
zac
Oaba
aw-4pe
Tepe
uef
(later
knpw
M.yw
as
An-
.
'
'
'
L.
'
Mu
M
.9-
TammUam
19
in
the
Via
Ai.
Vnini,rr
'be
morning
of
December
.Cove)
and
Suvla
Ray
and
the
work
vv'Wwh
with
He
had
n.H
a
manual,
pf
w
.
wlthrirpw
fmm
the
battles
of
Krtthla,
Acht
Baba,.San
the
Turkish
army,
ah
out-of-date!
Balr
and
Suvla.
aamiraity
Tepon
on
.uaraaneiies'
Memorable
Landing
defences
and
an
old
map..
Withering
fire
from
Turkish
de-'
On.
April
25,
AU'ed
iroops,
made;
fenders
on
the
heights
above
An-
successful
landings
at'
three
pojnts'
zac
Cove
failed
to
halt
Australian
where
debarkation
was
attempted,
and
New
Zealand
troops
in
their
But
they
were
effected
at
trrif'i
memorable
landing
on
April
25,
cost.
Australian
and
British
sol-
1915;
The
sealed
steep
cliffs
gra-
dlrs
scrambled
through
the
water
dually
dug
themselves
In
in
the
from
lighters
in
the
face
of
a
fac
of
great
odds.
murderous
hail
of
bullets,
seek'ni
The
Trojan-Horse
story
of
the
in
every
conceivable
way
to
shel-
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lanu.ui
;-c
mji
sticu.
rrince
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i
8tr
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Hamilton
appealed
oLord
j.
h.
Hanna,
J.
D.
Scott,
R.
H.
jfltcheneripr
reinfo.cnnents:
"One
Sewell,
Mary
Mathers
and
W.
W.
fr'csh
man
rn
CaUV
clt
t:day
Is
savage,
city:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Kal-
worth
50
loafing
around
London
In
ser.
Port
Edward;
William
Bickle,
the
Central
Force,"
he
said.
"Ex-
araSsy
Plains;
Peter
Mark,
Dor-
ractly
one-half
&
my
bayntfsssend
reen;
M.
L.
White,
Prince
Rupert;
ine
nigms
oarryms
waicr,
amiiiu-
sunbury,
Georgetown,
nition
'and
supplies
between
the
beach
and
the
fMn?
lin.
The
oJher
hair
are
un
the
whole
night.
SWEDEN'S
TREES
STAND
armed
mostly
with
spades,
digging
STOCKHOLM,
Dec.
23:
(CP)-
"desreratelv
into
the
earth."
Sweden's
pulp
and
timber
export
i
Reinforcements
were
sent,
but
business
is
crippled
by
war
ill
thprp
wa.t
a
lack,
of
men
and
ades
and
many
of
the
nation
slves.
Turks
reorganized
un-
batanttrocr,
and
HO.000
non-
.Vg
"
,2
W
thV
German
general.
Liman
comoaianis
we-e
empiova
irom
,
time
4o
time
InMhi
AUd
land
he-nteTprhe,
;et-amed
Into
the
'operations.
Th
maximum
nth
to.
the
StralU
on-
.jejj
enhance
iihor,
UbaM
f
for
,Ja:y
V'bt.
T
-a3
.r.
un,
at
any
one
t'me
abo.it
R5.000
.
.
.
.
l
ne
Di'rdanelle,
V"aaneiiej
when
wiirn
a
a
R
n
a
we.fck
latcr
l.r
that
that
th.-mit.f
the'outer
Tii.
Turk-
combatant
and
42,000
batants.
Mesopotamia
and
Amien'a
non-com-
out
pov.xic?i
ana
?ra
-iicai
oo
isn
ion's
we
silenced.
Largely
because
of
.
the
?-
Inability
sfrpntrthpnprf
Rowral
Tiirlclch
rtl.
rvio,.
peninsula
was
carried
out
success-
was
taken
from
Odessa
for
service
inaireciiv
'ne
campaign
J""nie-
.
1
oallrla
vl
notable
renrUs
in
holdlM
J:
the
Allied
Turkish
armle,
from
othr
th-
adway
under
the-
fire
of
the.1
p
.
.
f
tres
of
u-ar.
partlcularlv
Palestine
r
"if,"
J!?!'
ibaV
oh
th
nensi.h.
In
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