DOCTOR'S TRAGIC DEATH.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 310, 29 September 1915, Page 3

DOCTOR'S TRAGIC DEATH.

j SAYINGS OF NAPOLEON. Power is never ridiculous. War is a singular art. I assure you that I have fought GO battles, and learned nothing but what I knew when. I fought the first. Love of country is the first virtue of ■ civilised man. High tragedy is the school of great men. Cleverness is not wanted in war. What is wanted is accuracy, character, and simplicity. Religion is an important affair in the i public institution for the education of young ladies. Let them bo brought up to believe and not to reason, i ! When a King is said to be a kind man the reign is a failure. '_ "Suicide whilst of unsound mind," i was the verdict returned at the in- | quest, on Dr. William Warren, 62, who was formerly in practice in Australia, who was found severely injured on the pavement immediately below bis bedroom window in Marylebone, and died soon afterwards. It was stated that he was greatly depressed owing to the death of a son at the Dardanelles and the fact that another son had be«n invalided home from the front. One morning he was found wrapping his legs with strips of shawl, and explained to his nurse that the colonel had called to him and begged him to go .immediately to the front.