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[" othing | com- either shion- Jaeger \u20183 and f gar- unsur- alogue >ulture ication , Limited inipeg.1 1863, e Brit- THE | TS Fo ARD\u2019S| MENT NARE F ATION! 1] ED EE EER ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT (Sel Che Standard CEE VOL.XI, No.38.Attempt of Allied Armies to Force Dardanelles Will Go On Record as One of the Greatest Military Ventures in History MONTREAL, CANADA, SEPTEMBER 18, 1915.WAR INCIDENTS FROM THE DARDANELLES.\u2014 Turkish troops having their wounds dressed by their captors after battle.INCIDENTS DE LA GUERRE AUX DARDANELLES.\u2014 Les prisonniers blesses turcs sont panses par leurs vainqueurs apres la bataille.WAR INCIDENTS FROM THE DARDANELLES.\u2014 All that is left of Cape Helles lighthouse.This structure was destroyed by the heavy guns of the Allied Fleet.INCIDENTS DE LA GUERRE AUX DARDANELLES.\u2014Tout ce qui restes du phare du Cap Helles.Ce batiment fut detruit par les lourds canons de la flotte alliee.= \\\\\\\\ a HEAD OFFICE: 177 ST.JAMES STREET.~~ 3 4 a, WAR INCIDENTS FROM THE à) DARDANELLES.\u2014One of the many occupations to which Turkish prisoners at Mudros are put.INCIDENTS DE LA GUERRE AUX DARDANELLES\u2014L\u2019une des multiples occupations auxquelles sont astreints les prisonniers turcs a Mudros.J WAR INCIDENTS FROM THE DARDANELLES.\u2014A British Tommy warming up his dinner at a rest camp.INCIDENTS DE LA GUERRE AUX DARDANELLES.\u2014Un Tommy anglais faisant rechauffer son diner a un camp de repos.WAR INCIDENTS FROM THE DARDANELLES.\u2014A Sengalese giving a wounded friend a drink.INCIDENTS DE LA GUERRE AUX DARDANELLES.\u2014Un Sene- galais donnant a boire a un camarade blesse.\" xn cm rth.ol ali.ee a WAR INCIDENTS FROM TH Small craft steaming towards a has suffered severe damage from Turkish shells.E DARDANELLES.\u2014 INCIDENTS DE LA GUERRE AUX DARDANELLES.\u2014 French troopship that Petit vaisseau a vapeur se dirigeant vers un transport francais serieusement avarie par \u2018es obus turcs.WAR INCIDENTS FROM THE DARDANELLES.\u2014 French Sengalese wounded arriving at Bonn, Algeria, | after a strenuous campaign in Galipoli.INCIDENTS DE LA GUERRE AUX DARDANELLES.\u2014 Senegalais francais blesses arrivant a Bonn, Algerie, apres une rude campagne en Gallipoli.\u2014 =r _\u2014 J \u2014\u2014 + tie - ail.am \u2014 A \u2014 2 -_\u2014_\u2014 -\u2014 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA, SEPTEMBER 18, 1915 PICTURES FROM THE WAR ZONES OF EUROPE.\u2014Italian marines on board a torpedo boat destroyer bound for the Dardanelles.A SECRET SAIL AT THE DARDANELLES By Ashmead Bartlett.HE recent arrival at the Dardanelles of the promised reinforcements from England enabled Sir Ian Hamilton to undertake a flanking movement on a grand scale for the purpose of forcing the Turks to abandon their positions.The plans of the Commander- in-Chief were kept a profound secret, and no one outside of certain officers on the General Staff and the corps commanders had any real knowledge of his intentions until after the expedition sailed.There was general rejoicing among the troops when it became known that the hour for action had at last arrived.The work of embarking proceeded without a stop.Dense masses of fully equipped infantry, each carrying two days\u2019 rations and tin discs strapped on their knapsacks, moved down to the quay and were there embarked while the covering parties, which were to go ashore first, were taken to two cruisers.The troops seemed in excellent spirits and full of fight.One was struck by their business-like look and the high state of efficiency which had been reached.The men did not have the physique of the Dominion soldiers, but they were trained to the hour ana were as hard as nails.As the sun went down on the day of embarkation the calm waters reflected a stirring spectacle.Every warship, destroyer, and transport was crowded with soldiers packed like sardines on the decks.Behind lay a forest of deserted tents, the last home that thousands of those in the bay will ever know.All lights on board the ships were extinguished at sunset, and this heterogeneous collection of weird craft lay in absolute darkness throughout the early hours of the night.The point of disembarkation was the little Anafarta Bay, or Suvla Bay as it is sometimes known, roughly four miles north of the Australian position at Anzac., The country at this point is terrible.The hills are an awful jumble, with no regular formation, but broken up into valleys, dongas, ravines, and partly bare covered In places sandstone and partly with dense scrub.ILLUSTRATIONS DES ZONES DE LA GUERRE DE L\u2019EUROPE.\u2014 Marins italiens a bord d\u2019un contre-torpilleur en Dardanelles.there are sheer precipices over which it is impossible to climb, and down which a false step may send you sliding several hundreds of feet.It was about 9.30 when the first of the ships conveying troops made for the rendezvous, which is only fourteen miles away from Imbros.Throughout the night the remainder of the transports, trawlers, and destroyers followed in prearranged order.It was a pitch-black night, and at about 2 a.m.the first of the lighters put in towards the shore.Three beaches had been selected\u2014A beach on the north shore of the route pour les bay and B and C on the southern spit.It was decided to abandon the landing at A beach, and the brigade were put ashore farther out, near the end of the northern spit where a battalion had already landed and advancing along Kizlid Dar ridge gained some three miles of front, where they entrenched and held their ground all day.Simultaneously with this movement a division began to disembark at B and C landings on the southern spit.In their imme- _ diate front was a small hill known as Lala Baba, which the enemy A 4 én Pe wie > pe Saf ca ie PICTURES FROM THE WAR ZONES OF EUROPE.\u2014Russian Red Cross soldiers acting Samaritans to a couple of wounded Germans.\u2014 as Good ILLUSTRATIONS DES ZONES DE LA GUERRE DE L\u2019EUROPE.\u2014Soldats de la Croix Rouge russe faisant l\u2019oeuvre de bons samaritains aupres d\u2019un couple d\u2019allemands blesses.PICTURES FROM THE WAR ZONES OF EUROPE.\u2014the entrance to a post of observation in the Allies lines in Flanders.ILLUSTRATIONS DES ZONES DE LA GUERRE DE L\u2019EUROPE.\u2014L\u2019entree d\u2019un poste d\u2019observation sur les lignes des allies dans les Flandres.held.There was a short, sharp fight before it was rushed at the point of the bayonet, and afterwards groups of Turkish snipers in the low scrub on the right of the salt lake caused some casualties.At dawn both divisions were firmly established ashore, holding both spits of the bay and the low, narrow neck running across the front of the salt lake.As soon as it was daylight the Turkish artillery began to shell the neck and the landing places.As far as I could gather, they had two batteries in action and their fire was accurate, but, as usual, the shrapnel was high and caused but few casualties, while the common shell, bursting in the soft sand, also did but little damage.The precision with which this mass of men was put ashore was most remarkable.While these operations were in progress we could hear very heavy firing, at about 4 a.m., on the Anzac position, showing that the Australians and a division were also advancing.It was of the utmost importance to open up a sufficiently wide front without loss of time for the development of a corps in its advance against the Anafarta hills.This operation was splendidly carried out.Battalion after battalion was moved across the narrow causeway fronting the salt lake under a heavy shell fire, the men never wavering.Our cruisers furiously bombarded the enemy\u2019s positions but were unable to locate them and silence their fire.A field battery and mountain battery were got ashore at dawn and placed in position on Lala Baba, where they rendered effective support to our infantry advance.One division, after passing the causeway, wheeled to the right to face the Anafarta ridge and found themselves in broken woody ground, where their advance was temporarily checked, and at the same time another brigade of the same division moved along the narrow spit south of the lake.These movements lasted throughout the morning.At 11 a.m.a Taube came over and tried to drop bombs on the ships, but fortunately missed them all.Throughout the afternoon there was no forward movement until 5 p.m., but reinforcements were continually being pushed ashore to strengthen the advanced brigades.At 4 p.m.the sky became overcast, a wind sprang up, which at one time threatened to interfere seriously with the landing, and when we had a violent downpour of rain.This lasted twenty minutes and cooled the air to the great advantage of our thirsty infantry ashore, who had no water except what they carriel in their bottles.At five o'clock the division again advanced.They swept inland under a very heavy shell and rifle fire in long lines, keeping their formations beautifully as if on parade.In vain the Turkish gunners tried to check the advance.Through clouds of Unique Pictures From the War Zones of Europe Caught by the Cameras of The Standard\u2019s Photographers at the PICTURES FROM THE WAR ZONES OF EUROPE.\u2014An emergency transport making its way to the Russian front in Poland.\u2014pse\"> _ \u2014_\u2014-\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a ILLUSTRATIONS DES ZONES DE LA GUERRE DE L'EUROPE.\u2014Transport d\u2019urgence se rendant au front russe en Pologne.PICTURES FROM THE WAR ZONES OF EUROPE.\u2014Tired Belgian warriors enjoying a brief respite from the din of battle in Flanders.smoke and dust thrown up from the bursting shells they swept right across the back of the salt lake, wheeling half right, and finally up with the infantry who had advanced on the southern side.A long continuous firing line was thus formed in front of the Anafarta hills, which in the gathering darkness swept up the lower slopes, disappearing in the scrub and gloom.But before darkness had fallen two battalions of the brigade had captured the advanced position of Yighir Burnu and firmly established themselves in front of the main ridge.This ended the day\u2019s fighting.A most successful landing had been made.ILLUSTRATIONS DES ZONES DE LA GUERRE DE L'EUROPE.\u2014Guerriers allemands fatigues jouissant d\u2019un peu de repit loin du tumulte de la bataille dans les Flandres.| FOOTLIGHTS IN THE FIRING LINE The following delightful account of a music-hall performance given by the Motor Transport section of the Expeditionary Force to amuse the men in the trenches, was written by an Eng- NCE it occurs to you that high explosives cost more than ten a penny, and that even the Germans cannot prolong a bombardment for ever, you will understand that there always must come a time when the last gun of the latest effort finally gives matters up for the time being.And it was during such a lull that an orderly sergeant came to inquire, \u201cWho is going to the theatre to-night?\u201d First we caught our breath and then the motor-wagon.A right merry crowd defied the ruts and stones to spill us until such time as the car\u2014an empty ammunition motor-lorry\u2014could get us to the place where, ostrich-like, the theatre hid itself and its secrets and gave evidence of itself only by the tail\u2014a long, long waiting queue.So that diplomacy, a friend, and 1fr.50c.(1s.3d.) found for me by the merest chance a place in fairyland.Oh! ye unhappy men of England who do not know what it means to men who have seen neither lights nor heard music for eternal ages to find a fully-equip- ped music-hall in sound of the guns.Footlights, costumes, drop- scenes, illuminations, and a full orchestra, with conductor in evening dress.Can you picture it, dream it, conjure the thought of it?There was nothing wanting, no hitch, nothing \u201cleft to the imagination.\u201d Performances not one-half as good nightly pass muster in the London music-halls.For the production represented three months work of the Motor Transport, the men who drive the cars with \u201csupplies,\u201d the handiest, hardest, most energetic, and most practical men in France.The Allied troops afterwards deployed on a big front and penetrated some three miles inland.This movement took the Turks by surprise.As their reserves had not come up, it was successful.It did not alter the main position of the Turks, however, which remained intact.(Continued on Page 3.) PICTURES FROM THE WAR ZONES OF EUROPE.\u2014An interesting incident in the campaign in Flanders showing a party of Turcos leaving a village near the French lines.ILLUSTRATIONS DES ZONES D Interessant incident de parti de Turcos quittant E LA GUERRE DE L\u2019EUROPE.\u2014 Mpagne des Flandres, montrant un age pres de la frontiere de la France.la ca un vill lish corporal.~ Front (a a Tt \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a\u2014 \u2014\u2014 EX 1 EA3E28 FE p= -\u2014a @ SN EL EER ae an py I I | .THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA, SEPTEMBER 18, 1915 (Continued from Page 2.) PATRIOTIC CANADIANS WHO ARE READY TO DEFEND THEIR COUNTRY.on the McGill Campus, Montreal, business and professional men, Col.| There must have been quite fifteen hundred officers and men ! in the place, while there was a pleasant murmur of expectation and a faint scent of oranges in their midst.Thirty mouth-organs and a full orchestra came into play with the rise of the curtain, and they gave us new-old, well-remembered songs like \u201cWhen Irish eyes are smiling,\u201d \u201cCome, sing to me,\u201d \u2018My Home in Dixie,\u201d \u201cCan\u2019t you hear the steamer?\u201d The men hummed and beat time at first | and then they sang, and now they | got warmed and shouted the chorus tunes with an ear-to-ear smile of delight, and the per- | formance had \u201cmade good.\u201d Not that there was ever the slightest doubt of that\u2014simply that just | at that moment the men realised that here was not a concert for which one had to make excuses, and \u201cas good as one can expect | out here\u201d kind of performance, but the real thing.\u201cIt's extra!\u201d cried a delighted Hussar.And it | was.shortly before their recent inspection by H.R.H the Duke of Connaught.I] 9 i .\" N el I PATRIOTIC CANADIANS WHO ARE READY TO DEFEND THEIR COUNTRY.\u2014The men of the McGill C.O.T.C.receiving elementary training in rifle shooting.|PREPARING CANADIAN SOLDIERS FOR THE FIRING LINE.\u2014A lesson in trench-making at Barriefield from Lieut, Stethem (in helmet) who was twice wounded at the front.\u2014Photo by Chandler.+ x .Most.Ceo: WE RLS SOLDATS CANADIENS SE PREPARANT A ALLER SUR LA LIGNE DE FEU.\u2014Le lieutenant Stethem (portant la helmet), qui a ete blesse deux fois au front, enseignant comment construire des tranchees a Barriefield.\u2014The officers and men of the McGill C.0.T.C.photographed This Battalion is made up of 1.200 Robt.Starke being in command.During the past few months they have undergone a thorough training in military tactics, and they are now ready to defend their country in case an emergency should arise requiring their services.+ voiries 2° 815 A Pare Ry o = jo von + Ey 5 wire wap WOR ô < intl ; PATRIOTES CANADIENS PRETS A DEFENDRE LEUR PATRIE.\u2014Les membres du McGill C.O.T.C., recevant l\u2019entrainement preliminaire pour le tir a la carabine.The items\u2019 included four comedians in popular songs and imitations of well-known \u201cstars\u201d in the music-halls at home, and never did the stars themselves draw such enthusiastic support.The \u201chouse\u201d simply rose at them, and would have encored every turn a dozen times at least.A French interpreter played a violin solo which brought down the house, first well-known airs like the Intermezzo from \u201cCavalleria Rusticana,\u201d Elgar\u2019s \u201cSalut d'Amour,\u201d and \u201cLa Saltimbanque,\u201d with sweet plaintive notes of dreamy tunefulness\u2014to our khaki boys straight from the lines the roads, and the rest camps! Then it was \u201cLittle grey home in the west\u201d that hushed the house to silence; and \u201cHere comes the galloping major,\u201d a \u201cRagtime Christening\u201d and \u201cRagtime Navvy\u201d that set it rocking with sheer joy.You see there is no point in taking your emotions by halves when you feel\u2014as did most of the men in these serried rows of pink faces and mud-stained tun- ics\u2014that you may not have many more emotions at all, that this may be one\u2019s very last night out; and when one knows that the laughing boys here will not and cannot all go safe home.Wherefore the house \u201cplumped\u201d for vigorous approval.| The special Company of the 59th Battalion which may be sent to the front at any moment.\u2014 | PREPARING CANADIAN SOLDIERS FOR THE FIRING LINE.{ \u2018 i } \u2014Photo by Chandler.SOLDATS CANADIENS SE PREPARANT A ALLER SUR LA LIGNE DE FEU.\u2014La compagnie speciale du 59eme bataillon qui peut etre envoyee au front a tout moment.3 {qi \u2018 ° e (anadians Who Are Ready to Defend Their Country From Invasion and Uphold Britain\u2019s Prestige on the Firing Line PATRIOTES CANADIENS PRETS A DEFENDRE LEUR PATRIE.\u2014Officiers et soldats du McGill C.0.T.C., photographies au camp du McGill, Montreal, peu avant leur recente inspection par Son Altesse Royale le duc de Connaught.ou appartenant a des professions liberales sous le commandement du colonel Robert Starke.Ce bataillon se compose de 1,200 hommes d\u2019affaires Durant les quelques derniers mois, ils ont suivi un cours de strategie militaire, et ils sont maintenant en etat de defendre leur pays, si leurs services etaient requis dans un cas d'urgence.But the undoubted gem of the evening was a reproduction of Harry Tate's \u201cMotoring,\u201d with a real cardboard car, the familiar stiff-moustached \u2018heavy father,\u201d the lunatic son and chauffeur, the village idiot small boy, and the rest.This included local colour in the form of a car-in- spection by a (pseudo-) officer of the Motor Transport, a capital jest, gently evolved under the noses of the very officers who would in the morning carry out real inspections of the cars of those very mummers themselves.The performance ended with a glorious revue, just one long, rollicking absurdity, a live \u201cskit\u201d on the whole war: its conditions, its life and death interests, men's hopes and fears, and impossible dooms for the Germans, the Crown Prince in particular.Consider the old tune that goes to \u201cOh, what a happy land is England\u201d giving inevitably \u201cOh, what a happy band of soldiers!\u201d and think of the field for topical allusion and drollery.Any old soldier will tell you what a \u201cCrown and Anchor\u201d PREPARING CANADIAN SOLDIERS FOR THE FIRING LINE.\u2014The officers of the 8th Royal Mounted Rifles from a photograph taken at Barriefield Camp.\u2014Photo by Chandler.t SOLDATS CANADIENS SE PREPARANT A ALLER SUR LA LIGNE DE FEU.\u2014Officiers du 8eme bataillon de Carabiniers Royaux a Cheval, d'apres une photographie prise a Barriefield.PREPARING CANADIAN SOLDIERS FOR THE FIRING LINE.\u2014Instructing the signallers of the 39th Battalion at Barriefield Camp.\u2014Photo by Chandler.PATRIOTIC CANADIANS WHO ARE READY TO DEFEND THEIR COUNTRY.\u2014The members of the McGill C.O.T.C.practising the attack in close order formation during the recent field day manoeuvres at Montreal.structions au camp de Barriefield.4 fs is SOLDATS CANADIENS SE PREPARANT A ALLER SUR LA LIGNE DE FEU.\u2014Les signaleurs du 39eme bataillon suivant un cours d\u2019inboard is, a form of more or less strenuous gaming with dicebox and marked squares.Well, the entire company went to a corner of the stage, produced a \u201cCrown and Anchor\u201d board, and began to play because one of them was \u201csinging a rotten song\u2019 \u2018and they \u201cdidn\u2019t want to waste time.\u201d \u201cThey\u2019ve done it grand,\u201d said my Hussar.\u201cExtra,\u201d nodded his mate.\u201cIs there a war on?\u201d said somebody else.\u201cMust be, of course, but you wouldn\u2019t think so.\u201d And then \u201cThe King,\u201d and out into the night\u2014as into Piccadilly- circus or the Haymarket.Brilliantly lit motor-cars awaited officers in a long line.There were the same hurrying step of a disappearing crowd, the self-same shouts, cat calls, and whistles.\u201cTaxi up,\u201d cries somebody and the joke spread.It was \u201cTaxi up\u201d and \u201cLate extra\u201d all along the crowded village street, until one found one's ammunition wagon and trundled away over the bumps and ruts\u2014I was going to say home.PATRIOTES CANADIENS PRETS A DEFENDRE LEUR PATRIE.\u2014 Les membres du McGill C.O.T.C., pratiquant l\u2019attaque en lignes serrees durant les recentes manoeuvres de campagne a Montreal.À \u2014 ll ape me bd am.= = - arnaque\u201d 0m\u201d verre ve a aaa THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA, SEPTEMBER 18, 1915 \u2018 i FTI rend - THE HEART OF LONDON, RECENTLY BOMBARDED BY GERMAN ZEPPELINS.\u2014Trafalgar Square as seen from The Standard\u2019s London offices on Cockspur street.damage was done to property by the German air raid of Sept 9.In the vicinity of this Square much The Square is surrounded by many notable buildings and contains many memorials to Britain's mighty dead.The above picture shows (left to right) the National Gallery, General Gordon's statue, Church of St.Martins-in-the-Fields, Morley\u2019s Family Hotel, the Nelson Memorial; the Golden Cross Hotel (immortalized by Dickens in \u201cDavid Copperfield\u201d) entrance to the Strand, and Charing Cross Station Hotel.INTERIOR CORNER VIEW OF THE HOUSE OF LEARO, 150 BLEURY STREET, MONTREAL.\u2014This firm excels in the art of Taxidermy and specimens of their kind are to be found all over the world.The Canadian Sportsmen\u2019s fraternity and many foreign Sportsmen have had trophies of the chase.and stream perpetuated in the highest possible form of the naturalist\u2019s ideas by THE HOUSE OF LEARO.A special feature is the life-like mounting of Deer, Moose and Caribou and some of the finest specimens are to be found in the homes ot Montreal's leading Sportsmen.[TETRA I A mures \u2018 gi 0 DEPOSART | TTT mY J pis HAL D 4 a 2 WARE OTHING could be more appropriate for a wedding, birthday, or Christmas gift, than a set of this exquisite ware.It combines dainty beauty with great durability and the range of designs and pieces is large enough At ull M ) ; | mar | TNTETHITT RR to permit the widest choice.leading jewelers everywhere.Made in Canada by THE GLASS & CHINA DECORATORS LIMITED MONTREAL 4 15 : (mi | =) ) | N I = y ( = | = | / NSN J VA; 4 | Ù will Au ro / 0 1 fl Nd) lh A TE (TOTTORI ETO EC COTE EEE ET VT TTI I I IS A GOOD LISTENER PAID.A French soldier fighting in the Argonne has just been informed that he has inherited $40,000 from a retired Army Officer of eccentric habits who lived in the same village as the soldier.LE COEUR DE LONDRES QUI A ETE BOMBARDE RECEMMENT PAR LES ZEPPELINS ALLEMANDS.\u2014Le Square Trafalgar, tel que vu des bureaux du Standard a Londres, rue Cockspur.voisinage de ce square, le raid allemand du 9 septembre a fait beaucoup de degats.entouree de nombreux edifices remarquables et contient memoire des hommes illustres de la Grande Bretagne.Dans le Cette place est plusieurs monuments commemoratifs a la Cette illustration montre (de gauche a droite) la galerie Nationale, la statue du general Gordon l'Eglise de St-Martins-in-the-Fields, le Morgan\u2019s Family Hotel, le Monument Nelson, le Golden Cross Hotel, (immortalise par Dickens dans \u201cDavid Copperfield\u201d) AT THE PLAYHOUSES.\u2014Scene from \u201cThe Rule of Three\u201d\u2014next week\u2019s offering of His Majesty\u2019s Players at His Majesty\u2019s theatre.The officer's will ran: \u201cBeing withi- out family, 1 leave thc whole of my fortune to Paul - 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