New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 3, 1918, Page 3

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Delay 1¢ British eye-witness with the ar- [ Turkish force in the Tigris, called ror Don Walate me, e woutd |in this, maints defeatea the | S sopotamin in an account | qualitics which when found in " in = e mpatiene it | obicet i . Om Tow e Joodne of Aunt D days crvice held in the ¢it- | lination amount to genius. 1In | 3 vho | = fore his death he trave ty miles THUS. FRI. SAT. M k 4 agdad, writes of General | durk days Britain prayed for a a1 pro ¥ conceived every detail o ¢ | by airplane for this purpose [ e e 5 ooden Lross Marks tne pO Maude man—and he was on the spot. operation, cven to the handling of « o o M I | o “One's first impression of him was “The operations which led to the ; gle battalions, yet, when the coup wis A = s ic ) ! i ; i - re 3 o accomplished, he would reflect fhe BLULRDAN TERANO L lock eath [9(3 I]g 1501 HEro Lies of modesty, rep confidence and : o Socombigied, Bennouin e TR o Renddaa strength. Only gradually did one real- b i % M Harey Davis, Formerly of This City, | convention at BARS DRAFT SUBJECTS mand. e was as disciplined in hi speak M BEQIER R izo his thoroughness, his far vision, |1y contemplated their success. Rut | routine as a clock. He st o Dics of Wounds. S L Racing Men in American and Canadi- London, Jan. o] pondence of § and his infinite application to detail. [ Maude ways confi ive ek in the morn o [Davis s alltoriier Fosldonticr :"‘:v"l”ln ‘1 ‘v\‘”“ s e the Associuted — Gener: y master of detail. Supply, through. 1 . . sgan and was finished at 4 {v, died of shrapnel wounds in hibition an i . Maude, onqueror o , intelligence, psychologizal yrious busin r e y office and a full day’s work fol- y Irance on November 19. H S Lexington, Jan. 2.—AIl men subject | ginq re F S ¢ in every branch of staff work k yard by yard from his elaborite |lowed. until his ride in the cvening of the Royal F 2 ¢l sunt (1 to the draft 1l engaged in farm 8 3 he was the inspirer and director. sench system about Kut, he was sat- | He travelled light, a valise and small | 13 AT : work may be barred from race tracks < - “loxofficio he will have a niche |jsfied all the time that things w - | kit-bag containing cverything he po: \ troops shortly after in the United States and C da. A |north of T among the military immortals > = well, and his confidence wa - | sessed. e oni movement to this end was begun by | Turkish A wooden | conqueror of B d, but nonc foctions. ! “‘“Time in war is everythi s is was well known in thi American and Canadian thorough- | cross marks his grave, and a heap of |izc hctter than the army he led ho General Maude’s modesty was so | his favorife axiom. ‘Kvery officer’ he | He was employed as a machinis associations meeting here today. |w s, chrysanthemums and mari- | individual his successes were was | pronounced as to be remarkable. e | said, t to have it inscri 7 L L (G e ary racing ociation will be | golds were strewn over the grassless [more than the heart and brain of the | detested flattery and would have liked | his shavi T b e L e e e T e 1sked to co-opers The as i mould of the desert. Amo » | maehine. 1t is doubtful if in | to have carried on the whole cam- | tions were governed by this ter. ite has four brothers—two Iso debated on the means of raising | floral tributes were ribhons and arti- | whole of British military history paigil anonymously. No personid rof- [ Jle was never late for an appoirtment. | the British’ arniy: Thomas, ot 00,000 through Kentucky turf inter- | ficial flowc ke tribute of the ) is a parallel instance in which @ se- erence to himself wis permitiee + possessed groat personal . city, o John, of Hartford