The Exeter Times, 1918-11-21, Page 73 €"
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7'IIIS �1Ii TER
Shortage' of dread J.ar aelY Due
Government's I'olky of a =:
Too Low a Price for Grain.
A winter of stvrvation iS' a safe
..Prediction for R:uSSra, I=rcircatious
are tl}at it ill bs one ox the r,vorst
Winters the Russian peohave e`-1
periej ced an ,til their%.r=story.
Ali, summer the food situation in
Russia:, particularly ill Moscow Pete;
rograd and other large cite_, has;
been steadily Kt:owing more and more i
cute. Inthe latter part of August,
re th01V,t4er left Moscow, bread,
z,at mixture of straw, oat husks;
bpd other ingredients of unknown l
Origin tablets aioscow inhabitants are 1
induced to accept as bread, had almost t
entirely disappeared, and certain city
districts had not receive*e{1 the usual a
allowance for nearly a week.
The Government had classified the
population into categories, whereby e'teby I
tc oily atfernen MI Government employ- i
cs reeal. ed a '!ander slits,,. ancei �d
prnfesceo*Eate and ,ell-to-ci�a; peePle'
senalxest,'*3 hick in Moscow:`
R P Ms to oh sir;tee=,th of a Pound.I.
gk ail the 9aorargooi _, or mid lle ,.
elrs F as gal l oor.lY on an adoW a .eke
of t11 0 Vie. wi^ at circy,
lefttse{I to fart 'With Grana.
'Iht; shortag o of brand is largely
c?u ? t(1 the government's short-, 1 d .
taolicy' of ti"; -leg , low ,price fon #'rani?
at e 'en cover the i arinl-
diture, let Tone pr fit, The
s refused to coirnpls'with the,
t(a tern over iliigraitn in elea%:.
f3 #§
aertain a'Abit$`aPrliv 'fx
a nto?rrzt to >r.e food {:otaLmitit 0e, i4i# i
Viten re.)nf rcezl b
sa{le#iit1 edl fray
t
Il
an
dt
,coal
who *a'r wAniT as if is t+�
ts,,ns.c °ye co.e.i'3
front YLt.-CO1 ' rs
Frederick ';C cox ° e;
Senior QCs e.pTnidn of ;the:
Dielei n in a 0ca r;,
received le frE nda
t0lOotreal. t re says
t snit play ng Cat.
aT.d chi : telt: r+;p.':
D SIA 10
IIPS
aiIPre'
tide 't4"a
fl
qi
x7
lEotr<; kilt st trent
rrl2slY.d
recess.,
tlaIk v+`lin
censrct:pr tea
141afse5 asin . fr'o
OP n.
Q
r�a.rra�
w :m
w .3itl.w3'1
rl
the wo
Ipdt Slutiiid'ettat
,.Tit
frit£ la (ritlio rs Oftitsie 11i eo
rt.
eyrtrot(a(l 1<, casuro l3t•tt: earn ;
One
:Eaz�r r dx •. r
tin pati,roi
it tttstz sex;e1
,c ,r 1 nn t tri
Ci'itt' etty':li ti
iiklV',"ecsi sur line lnel ilii:
t'i11agc '0, ti (- trench. Ve ):new the
llcaelle pc d u1 11 alae villag
atrkz3(Itivat
lietlrer he enrnc; w trd
Ic(l Lintz+ tr'encli tit night-
IaatrCa3 oi'tlsz was to racer•
noitro: Citta trertc.ln And repol't it. there
ti',er, any ;ign of occupation. I did
not iiitdl ctstyIluns, but what I did
find were thrcc almost new push -
bicycles, which' I ;and the lance-eor-
pornd and rnan who accompanied me
pushed proudly back to our line, to
U, pleasure and inmanement of oar
eo.mrades.
A little further along the line a
r':SI.C.A: hut stied between our line
and the Beebe, It had evidently been
teat i
hur'r'y, for though there
money in the till—when1 got
1 ,g --.-tons of fruit and fish and note
ni: r
raper and soap. etc., w'cre still piled
behind the counter.
I i err patrol that went oitt visit( zl
thaat. hut, and if there was no enemy
'.ai.r'ol about—or i.f there ' WAS, ..t WAS
treaays &igen back—brought crack to
t,l,e ` line either some tinned stuff , to
supplement the next days rations, or
;t writing pad to write home on, or
something useful.
The battalion on our right found "`a
ober regiment's quartermaster's
eiores in No. Man's Land. That, too,
had been left fully stocked. The con-
sequence
onaequence was a large ' patrol was
sent out, bundles of khaki tunics and
clacks, also caps, boots, ' etc., .were
brought back, and everyone in that,
battalion was issued with a new suit
She next time they carne out of the
lino,
When trench 'warfare ceases for
the moment, and a war of movement
follows, there is quite a hunt—the
hidden treasure exciteMent `in patrol-
ling. Stray horses are sometimes
found, >xthich will earn you the trans-
port officer's' undying gratitude;
enemy maps, and log -books, . which:
will please the colonel; and I did hear
that when the. )oche went back on
s.enr,'in :1.317".a little two-seater mo-
tor car was found in one o:C the vil-
lages tee captured.
Labrnd is `ad area, is 200,000 q lore.
(les.
d,tne 'StOII
ende
ted.
5
rent&, stared tl' one' d, t
' doctions which
h
SI the results o fthe expeFin.entM '..
'ii ! i p Torr+ - .iy
'�A_a,-_,Ci li'Fc,_ tra3a:
E are lr >e__. $o t tea .� _
eta_r among shlpituildoes teed
of a
a'alle to ha .e 1?Ty,
nna;
4
c00.0
oI
he: t pyrliea io.n of stool t r ,T t etail;?-
sesea y to, deeiae 'means
pl dui soot_ tar the niafteele4
f c Tteta'+ t i
sb
lE�
U
ea
o c£.
t?1�
idldin of ; .dao Q
ship pro�>J
4Ei
eisione1
Q. ,`b eh slttk�
cul
snarl b Iasi
otatro€ o a°et« fi
spa'anl='-111, a.
d 4
tests about, h,
ch
Salt Lake
a'omr
atiortaat vTi� l
e c..$rj;''
kit
ltle
'atm
itx shilr'tuilci
ii l ?y rat *ct ri clear
�1ee(."•' it
for 6
of .ilii; stu,l1'A is
sta°tt ad
8'rat LldiFat s �£" ,t,�t4aS: �:
ail gtlotl steel of e*:tpc�i
sa tl.e sY
itiv
Tr
rvit, +;1
i,ulrttto
vclditil; rn
1#; tatxaier, thoiv gives pry::
ss h; not, if {Ise pr
It erv(1a1, :it eerie
si
wit;h stttntle} ice nicaal practice.
l l( otrit 4e Ming is not oC eourrc'
�ttry in the shipyard. It has
is r1, cPr1p O i d in slap repair work' fur
nonny Vawtil frost, but its use hoe been
neiiinly Coltlwit9eal to parts' of a ship,
Stich AS t:be s%ern loot 'Arid rjarddt ,
which or#t sasat li .ely to be t,xpouedto
inrportnnt tractus;tl stresses, and it
is only donne; the r.3ar 'a eriod tlmt
sueb tlevelopnrcrilFs havaiken place
ifl elevtric Welding as \could appear
to justify the extension or ,.,ua:°: a me-
thod to repl:rce riveting in heavy
uctural weelc.;
Strength `Tests.
` he in veetigation, which Iia, 9;een
conducted oral erhich has bear in pro
gress for some months pest, has
brouglree out rtlrel.y interesting facts
which it is no necessary to discuss in
r
"'21'earr"Irx;.ie'1,or box makes apple:s
;look better, er to the buyer and may`
)earl to .'t 1)cttel. Sale,
,a7ne del
ties until
e•
orehar i oxl. will ixat -°oe
ota+ r � Ia�clred nip all ihq j
9 thein out Of
p�lv"I4d loves—Inns o
0 rllul tip!{
arZit 11%1401.;
Combina+ior
Good Qu+ies.
invites your
attention tion to
Nosleveetening
required.
Noi-cooking.:
Needs but little
milk orcream.
Finewith f-evapo-
rated
.v ora ed .milk.
Keeps indefinitely
Not a pah'icle of
waste.
roilderful lir
'.;p 01-014 4d+_coo 4 c}ro.tt @®aot'
��S•t�.
0.2
r
t1 t#aitl iaaa xa
t1d 1wa�,:t1
VI
«tE3s ifiet0
llnilis",tatsii
tiara ntnde
uta tii,� tti'eldcd 1naterin'1
believed to do well rsi'tl
of the strains e#trtNl�
10
ti itL'a7
1
aa:' Jsdo e €1t
of, one b r
;Whole smarter Ott
ttrarkca1 e lemon al
13otit the volt 4n;e
m ;ll jar of she .lrtiitt
k
aata11oF .tit l l3ra t��.
nitrtr juke tlwoutel#
.nitro# pulp
note in, the tit ;''%tat
111 troop fr{:Tl': for ilial€nibs. lr4
c?nnrttti deaa(}i'inl t;lla,r la rrttlrt 3rnler;;nal, x4;
3a
p
dtAA
clot
welding will prolai�ltly m #f�t� ticxiiont3 i,'
(28 a new ;source ef' 1, r. zrtld it avil
tae+'uet:cssatry^ to ldtiy speeinl ettetntiorr
tea the trninin ^ ref the ate nncnn, us it ;
has boon shotrn iiaktt (elne're failures;
have occurred in welded work they
have been the result rather of want of
experience on the part of the work-
in than any defect in the system
ittself. It is this consideration which
has led to somewhat stringent regu
lations by Lloyd's Register to govern
the application of electric are weld-
' to ship construction.
xa.. sy,.-,t, of welding must corn
,.-tae �, .�.c. a
my with the regulations and tests
laid down by the committee, who nrhst
also be satisfied ' that the operators
engaged; have been v°pecially trained,
while 'efficient supervisors most be
provided. A point is made of the fact
that the result of the ' experiments
'which have been wade represent skil-
led practice. and that such perform-
ance can only be equalled with good
Workmanship and efficient supervision.
The regulations also extend to the
details of, construction which are to
be submitted for approval.
Progress on Sound Lines.'
These precautions are. however,.
quite necessary in view of the 'small.
experience:- available in the general
use of electric .welding in shipbuilding
as distinguished from ship repairing,'
and the supervision which is to be
undertaken by the surveyors of
Lloyd's Register give assurance that
at least in ships - which ` are built to
the classification of this society no
false step is likely to be made in ship-
building practice. It is satisfactory
to•. find 'the, premier classification so%
ciety which has already given recog-
nition to : the concrete ship issuing
regulations tri connection :with yet
another new development, `, which
s1tould have the effect of .increasing
the capacity of British yards to pro-
duce urgently needed new merchant
tonnage,
TIIE START OF A
TROUT FARR
How a'Country Boy, Laid, the Bounds. -
lion of a Big Industry.
Almost every country boy has
built. a little pond at the edge of a
stream and put in his captive,b4by
horned pout, ox shiners, or per titd
dreamedsome day of owrnnitt�hig
`;i't.'.att)1- �$$�[[ff �l i . � 'fell to one fur
lxTT .i��s.1. X,, elL5. Sr2 '
l;1
e,.
'hilar,
test,ztrrdl
lienal W11.1
11
0
P at
• v9 ai iiYYH4 ne 5.1,
li.as=; tft€art. ;ttII'
1xiz5r15 fro,ta the greyer a and swat
ter ltla3t dal 1.ltla i' ed.^,t '
wn 1 rticsn anal .uastall o .1
y 'in tea thra leck, a ranns tin;d
arts,
1''oltmtery lla
v ilru nae:ick h
SV
unlirry' rutioninf, sclrtnrc for^ tine,'
homes of her people, 'leis plan ails '
prepared in cotferetnd e;'rrf representai
tines of local food committees, we-
ns.sn'a institutes and domestic science
teachers. It was revised and ap-
proved by the Canada Food Board.
Sirn.ilaar plans, are being formulated
in the other provinces, revised itn.'
ceitein minor detaila to fit local con
diticsns.
Co.,Limited:
Liniment,
Gentlemen,—In July, 1005, I was
thrown from a road machine;, injuring
ray hip and back badly and was obliged
to use a crutch for 14months. In
Sept,, lOOG, Mr. Wm.-Outridge of La -
()lute urged me to try MINAILD'S.
LINIMENT, which I did, with the most
satisfactory results and, to -day I arn°
a well as ever in my life.
Tours 'sincerely;'
Is is
M 1.TTItEiY x I3AINES.
mark
lag of Siberia.
Siberia, which is gradually crys
tallizing; into a nation about the Jap-
anese 'army , and the ;little' band of
Czecho-Slays, has " already 'adoppted'
a national flag. Its colors are green
and white, an epitome -of the country
—the green stands for the innumer-
able forests, -and the ,white foe its
eternal snows.:`
Palestine's, Salt Mountain..
Palestine possesses' a remarkable
salt mountain situated at, the south
end of the Dead Sea. The " length' of
the ridge is six Miles; With an aver-
age yddtli of :three -carters. of " a
mile, and the height is not far from
600 feet 'Cuero are places where
the overlyin#k. earthy; deposits are
nnan Iern thnakness, but- the miss
raa t eb
oi�,� � tan is composed' or, solid
1 * ite.',of which is . as clear
dS;^Cltiys$i a /'
The vxxatrper',you use. 'does not sell
your apples. 1:t is the apples•inside
he -vvrapn
aW
i4w
c
aa
V �
5',
ire
r1 for
en d De
a'$ rantnncnt
tcs
VOL
ave
it 4mee1er rob"
it ite..
t of tlae;
r
tear#asrtran 3'::ti3Vtay, wee it ran t: ff�ili-
laanprnirio on the �"t. T nawrcn e Rivesr
to StIN .Tolum "019 ieiltIV,£U, 11
tine r'lcune of the taltaraplaiin &
1W.enee Railway, s reit
FSEout's Railways efrf,.nrlwailta:
`)lie first locomotive xr ed
line eume from. Europe, tscco:npaxiiod
by an engin e(r who, for some linen-
pl.ained reasca:a, hall it caged nod- se-
creted from "public view. Tao trial
trip was made by-'mooalight in the
presence of e few interested pe,`.3cns,
and tt is not (ienar;datal Sn rucce `.
Liter, the -imported earc;are t' mode'
aeteral utternpts to set the%XX.Yttee
Stich was :ire nickname a ppiied-to.
thiepioneer iocomottvte—in notion
toward St. Johns, but in vain; the
engine proved refractory, and horses
were temporarily substituted for it.
Meanwhile, the railway officials
called in a practical engineer; who an-
nounced that the engine, which was
thdught to bo hopelessly unmanage-
able, was in good order and retiuired
only plenty of wood and water. His
opinion proved correct, for after ,a
little.; practice the 'engine attained
the extraordinary ;speed of twenty
miles an hour!
2 ppittl`n
11
The.. -e iso is not;.
ldvetr if tihe rvl;t�n" dQ44 tesd .1
4 ti r a 'r future Cltf°r
° 04 re ill rem s„ null ilia sp
�t
dies Lane dem"
h=gads ed
rlro t Caat dal s h' re gond
real, all
Lard aughn aay says
a?h 414L 18 H=onors
kl
c won
a (le no rirAfe i ifs soldiea
a 1'.a�.un eas . ne e*Ottli
Oft a nsontb+, EWhethor t'
a�rr, t
rz,a11
ra (bet t lar;
ie .ro_.e;, receive d through
or,, Loan will go to 7 r
'ariatia's psodnrets..to ,PritATta,
0
r.:
c:
Cit i1 Y O I' i $ .
Dir talon Eetoro > alone
ost car sto,'en yo „get you
a:r n sr�
sI rco•-e
al fxllrra I"r4I41
ceoy il±;r to n oorr spondee
she New York .Sf1ra, Gen. Alienl
victories in Turkey have r.vived tb
r.ex^r�ry of asa r°eei six Mealern prs
7., he prophecy declared that
lie
on Jerusalem Jerusalem would
r on foot, 40, that hIs
he corxnll' e * rases Gf
Prophet, The pane of
fits the prophecy, 'l?he
Zy.•a cxira alarsiu flame 85 nfi
or of Allah. t=seanipg od
meaning iiia 1'rgpbet.
re
an
it
r e .
24Eitimris'a,liniment Cures, alt,teis per,
In, cold. climates the ideal time to
prune fruit trees is not in the fall or
winter;. wait till the severe weather
is over.
UOUIDS
and
PASTES
Sao,
r.
y trains! are frequently
digeetcd food
tbete nryy.aas to
3�t snt acidz
Tend
�E. Sao�Stlk
Splint.
ar In, No
F„,on azt l her cyan be+�:acd,
oo t'e �t, tins) i fists or Elelia"
4ribe Tour case for to
da E ettett:slo ,' boae Hook 2
antircpt irr litaiansMn t€i
(d, Torn !„glia
e.
II FaJR,,the
rettaiccs Stra
Woken Gianda. 1'etrrsa cE Me.504ktr$t
e, Net s, dicers. Atiwys 5xlt00r'a,ca
xrstu't"eracrd'ta.rsaa,5 100,A "50r..5'i..•s4
f.. 515 i.i' littaas X14,1e ili4dlts`d stet,
ri4 ter€W3,. n M s, sre este ss t,a t;
.NEVLECT...
,'nunent ,fore
roiled clodiing.
eomical by reason o; enormO
Keep a big bottle reedy ateW
for Sloan's Liniment.
aces
or 1
blentest
20c, 000 81,20.
*Id Could Not Sleep Till
Cuticura Healed,
brother suffered for about
art from tiny red pimples.
They appeared constantly
n his body hut he had the
teat trouble °wader his
. The skin was red
very sore and at the
I t touch he would give
vl of pain, After a
n e would have to scratch,
d he was not able to sleep.
"A friend advised sne to send for
Cutiwra Soap and Ointment, I no.
tknil a change, and I used dime cakes, of
Cation= Soap and fem.' boxes of Oint-
tnent when he was herded," (Signed)
Louis Frank, 746 City Hall Avea
Montreal, goo., Febrcary 2, 1013.
Beep yeti: skin clear bytising Cutts
nom Soap and Ointment for eve0ryto
day toilet Fat -poses.
For nee Sample Each by Braila&
dress post -card: "Cuticura„Dept. A,
Boston. U.S. A." Sold everywhere.
Pain? ilirat's will stop it!,
• Used for 4,0 years to reheve rheumatism, iraMong,6, neuralgia, t rains, lame
back, toothache,.estrache swollen joints, sore throat and 'o er pain -
int complaints. Have a. bottle in the house. dealers Or writens.
REMEDY COMPANY. riaraliton, Canada
emmiv
Coronado Beach, California
0,1enr San Diego
BAY AND SURF BATIIINTG,
FISHING AND BOATIN,
iA�r ®�111t®RQ�v'a
tanronar%rs urs 'n
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