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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 110, 12 January 1915, Page 2

A member of the advance detachment that captured Samoa and who lately returned to New Zealand had the misfortune to receive a bullet in his hip while doing duty on Soames Island. The man’s name is Philip Lennon, and his parents reside at 37 Laurence Street, Newtown, Wellington. It apears that a companion was cleaning a revolver when he accidentally dropped. The trigger struck a stcne and exploded a cartridge, the bullet entering Lennon’s hip-. The sufferer was scut to the hospital for treatment. Prior to the outbreak of war Lennon was an employee of the Petone Railway Workshops. It is recounted that in the fighting near Prcmysl two generate reported to the commander, General R a dice, .Dmitri elf, the Bulgarian now serving with the Russian army, that they were unable to hold out, owing to tin ovnwhelming numbers of the enemy. General Dmitrieff replied with an aphorism which will doubtless become historic: "Don’t count the enemy. Boat him/’ —Reuter Special. EVEN IE YOU ARE TWISTED INTO ' KNOTS WITH RHEUMATISM, there, is a sure and permanent cure in ItH'EUMO. This splendid remedy re- ' stores health by driving out the excess ( Eric Acid in the bleed. If you are a sufferer try RHEUMO. 2/6 and 4/6 everywhere.