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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 129, 24 October 1914, Page 2

im fleet i* waiting in the ...v.. ■„,• file "chosen ouunicnt," it •s siiuply milibiiy predict ions made \> ■ icnulV. Tito Oci'tli.lll bein to (wive tat le at sim immediately 0 n the outbreak o/ war, tinkiSti tliu eiiemv could !ba taken. '1 •surprise. Admiral -von Tirpitx's l sc'iicn has been to provide for tile toman ships secure basis i'r-i»:ii which they could assail a |. : rn-u'o:n opponent at a favorable install*. "The to-num naval authorities have in view a kind of wjir different from any which lias, hitherto ibwri known," sai.l the Naval and Mill-tarn-Record a fewinvks a"o. "Xo one c- : - its calculations no,! on a long-drawn-out contest iu which patient coinage, sturdy tenacity of purpose and incapacity to recoginic defeat will triumipih 'after inon lis or yeairs of hostilities, but on the ability to use the uennan ilect—if it ibe uved mi' all—Hite a tluuuleitolt. The \vliolo history of the evolution of the German fleet and .vli e character of -tihr training to whieih oflic. rs and men bare to suilunit conlirai this iiii;;jrea;i.ii.' COLDS ON THE CHEST. "My little son was a great sufferer flora colds on tho chest," says Mr. Gronow, Station street, Seymour, Vic. "At times lie was 8 o bad that ho would just be choking for breath and nothing r t^ T J,;,,, geome( j f 0 s j VK jjjtn reas recommended to, try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and in one night I noticed an improvement. Now I givi> it to him as soon as I see any signs of a cold and he is soon all right again. I-would not be without a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy in mj home." All chemists ud store*.