The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1916-06-24 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

COMMITSEII.OI3. She thought he did not want a commission because he considered himself unfit for it. He had never spoken to her about suicide beyond in a merely theoretical discusdlon, from which she gathered that he himself did not ]mod with it. So far as she knew he had never threatened to take his life, and when she last saw him, whilet he might not have been quite normal, he was more normal than usual. She thought 'his health had broken down because .he WILS too keen on his work, andahad been•so-for about nips yeare. Sergeant Peter Hewitt said that at 5.35 he heard the report of a rifle, and heard another sergeant say "Oh! tie it up," at the eame time holding his arm. He then gave attention to Sergeant Quayle, and took him to hospital. He then went back to thedeeeased, who was lying on, the bed Junclicesed. On turning over the blanket he saw the deceased's rifle, which he picked up and -examined. He found an -empty cartridge caee, and put the weapon back exactly as he bath found it until the police should come. Ile had seen the deceased the night before, but had noticed During the cold winter Months a diet-of nothing peculiar in his manner. Ile :was very (heavy heat-producing foods is niecesalwaye, however, very reserved in &spa- sary, and *hen the warm weather arrives sition. Witham knew that deceasedetuched the systent'is always loaded with accunut. a great-deal,. and consequestly heAl always lated debris. or carbonaceotus waste, "something on hie mind. which clogs the organs of filtration and Byßupt. : Witness could not say elimination. This means constant absorphow the deceased -came into possession of a tion of poisonous toying into the blood, be, tridge, and he bad no right to r have cause food cannot properly digest udder had one. such condiltions, inert as there could be no Fred Thomas' Bean, a corporal in the proper combizetion of coal in a stove with regiroeat,.saiti he, was in,oorapa,ny of de- grate clogged with ashes and chimney ceased on Tuesday night, when as saw hint choked with soot. Toxins always excite the sitting an his bed. readings paper. At his heart, poison the nerves, and deprive the sugyesfion. they . went; out of the body of disease-resisting 'power, so you lack billet,- and later the deceased told energy, or arty you have weak nerves from witireen quite voluntarily • that he overwork, etc. Eheuinatiem, backache; did net think he could -undertake .any headache,'lilentished complexion, influenza, further'reaponafrbilllin lierAnine his memory biliousness, jaundiced liver, or even ap, was ,zonspisesjy gons..,Lineir they- played a pendicitis, dropsy, and . bright' s themes couple of gasses of -billiards In the car- may result, but the real cause is autoperals'' moss; and Parted 'conipany about intoxication. or self-peisoning.. With 'ten see-lack, after- which the deireased did strong, healthy digestive and•eamillatire soine.,worlt. the' had promised ho:slo- for wit- organs, and therefore pure rich blood, you Bab& The 'fialltwrint morning.•whilst get- could not have such disorders. Try drinkteag ,up, witness heard a 'shot, ascream Mg occasionally. teaspoonf al of commonf..-Sirgissint Quayle. Ile in Mk- alkia *nitrates-2n a 'half-tumbler of water .rtg the sergeant to the hospital; and on and notice how quickly your mind clears, returning found demoted-lying on the bed. and your whole body becomes ahedintely No one wale allowed to-have, cartridges un- fit, as your liver and kidneys; the systems leaven guard, and he could not swear that great liters and blood refiners, begin to the cartridge prothiced was one tlorn the function properly again; Our research axgeneral '' *oak be a serious pert tail le me that the refined alicia saltrates offeaCh tor yone to be found with a cart- corriss•--4, n Jew ounces of which can be ridge. It'-was -four weeks since he had supplied at small coseby any gond chemist, 'nes' though his course of firing. contains the "saltrates," or essential mediCaptain and Adjutant Brie Nitres Mimi constitueat,. obtained by evaporation said 'that deceased while on font daYe crf the ivaterir from several famous natural ewe' had seen smile of his .old Cambridge curative springs.-11.L.K. compsaa'one. .whcr had advised him to