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The Brussels Post, 1918-1-24, Page 3'ANZAC E THEE WAR fluently. He was sent forward with 1 • ' HX LOIT I urllgl•s to ens;age the 0m10r in convel sation until the rest of the troopers The n his ion of story, to which the Turkish officer listened, because lie did not know that wo were anywhere about. He listened a mo- ment too long, however, for we rushed in and killed or contused most of rho Turks, EASTERN FRONT � IN TURK'S LAND SUMMARY NF 1017 EVENTS IN CAVALRY PLAYED GREAT PART RUSSIA, Disaster Which Iles Overtaken Itus- s:a Also ?ores Reim -lam; Out of the War, The see -saw of victory and d in Russia ended on March 12, the revolution broke, lriutteeings the Duma against graft and cor tion in the army, which had led to cessive Russian defeats aid opsn h of "dark forces" controlling' the C government, caused Nicholas to o the dissolution of the Duma, members resisted, imprisoned the and formed a provisional governor with Prinee L wolf and Professor ukofr at its head and endeavored stem the tide of disaster, Alexander F. I{erensky, Ministe Wer, a radical socialist but no Maximaliet, succeeded in making temporary diversion. On July 1 went to the southwestern front, pia himself at the head of the Rus troops and began a new drive on L berg. . On Sept '1 the Germans began offensive on the Riga front, cross the Dvina at Uxkull. Part of the It elan troops withdrew, refusing fight, and the Germans entered 31 on Sept. 3. They gradually exten their positions, capturing Jacobs( on Sept. 21 and crossing the Livon River Aa, tints holding -a small angle between the Dvina and the G of Riga. Russia's Collapse. Kerensky on Sept. 15 proclaim the establishment of a republic in R nit, and a month later, as a sop the exti•emista, formed a coalition g eminent, announcing the purpose ranking peace in connection with the otter allies. This was seized up dhy the Germans as en entering wecl .Lenine, a notorious anarchist, w sent bade to Russia by Germany f the purpose of stirring up trouble, a there met Leon Trotsky, a visions writer, who had gone to Petrogr with the idea of putting his anarchic theories into ,practice. They rapid brought natters to a crisis, 1Cere. sky's weakness in allowing disconte to spread in the army caused moth revolution in Petrograd. Kerenslt was deposed end Lenin° assumed t] premiership, with Trotsky as foreig minister. Then they proposed a general peat without annexations -ce indemnitie and began negotiations with the ce tral powers for an armistice. Th was signed at Brest -Litovsk on De 15, effective two days later. It is t last twenty-eight days, ending o Jan. 14, 1918, at noon. Trotsky nett proposed "a general peace" and liege negotiations with Germany for a sep - orate peace. Thus Russia passes on of the war unless and until the bolshe viki government is overthrown. Russia's collapse automatieally forces Rumania out of the war. Isol- ated from all help, she was obliged .to join in the bolshevilci armistice, ARTIFICIAL EYES. Represent the Highest Development of Glassblowers' Skill, The war is making at extraordinary demand for glass eyes—so many are the fighting men who lose one or both of their own eyes at the front. When a man is totally blinded he usually lets •it go at that; but if one eye be lost he gets an artificial one, to avoid disfigurement, We in this country do not know how to make artificial eyes. It is really a fine art, and may be said to represent the highest development of the glassblowers' skill. The beginning of, an artificial eye is a small glass tube with a bulb in the middle. One end is cut off, and the opening sealed with the blowpipe, leaving a hollow bulb on the end of a tube, The workman, of course, carr enlarge the bulb as he pleases by blowing into the tube, This he does gradually and et intervals, while applying melted glass of different colors to the ex- tremity of the bulb,• First he puts on a circular spot of blue or brown for the iris, and in the centre adds a black dot for the pupil, !3y autistic manipulation he counter- feits the delicate effects of coloration observed in the huinan eye. The process cannot be more definite- ly described because it is art work, and not merely a mechanical performance, A special glass is added to imitate the Nadia): whitish opacity of. the white part of the eye; and even the Mitered veins in the latter are reproduced, During' these processes the bulb and tube are kept hot and soft. Finally the front half of,tlte biilb is cut off with sharp scissors, and this half is the all -but -finished eye, requiring only to have its edges made smooth, Most glass eyes are made in Ger- meny, and they • cost only about $5 t apiece, This source of supply has been f cut• off by the war. But the finest ar- tjficial eyes are of b4'enoh manufac- ture, one are of porcelain. The pro- c 0905 of making thein is secret, and the 1 price is anywhere from 816 to 8$50, v IN ;WASTE'RN WARFARE. Australian Light Horse Had Many Thrilling Adventures Like Cavaliers of Old, efeat The Australian forces at the begin - when nitrg of the war were chiefly mounted, in for the Anzac':; are born riders. 0'1! rup_ • the contingent of 20,000 which left sus_ Australia et the outbreak of the war int' 5,000 were mounted, and many of the zar,s others could ride, says Copt, D. Fal- rtler lml, M.C., of the Australian forces, Its Our training in F,gypt consisted chief - Czar ly 0f mounted work, and We never did ent a "stunt" without the operation of mills the cavalry. To my regret, we had to only one mounted action before we dug in and began to live our lives like rob- I r of his' During the early pour( of 1916 10,000 t a! During under Prussian officers, rode' he undeteetod across the Arabian Desert eel and attacked us on the Suez Canal, It'. :den was a brilliant strategic movement for' em- , such a large force to cross the sands without being spotted by our fliers, All day long our aviatore'scanued the i'1) desert for any approaching troops and us saw none, although there were 10,000 to us - Turks within calling distance. The , iga Turks marched at night, polling their del small guns along, but during the day, adt' lay hidden in the sand. ion 'Rounded Up the Turks. • 1 tri- ttif I When the alarm sounded we were camped at Islvnalia, on the 'Egyptian 1 side of the canal. Without fully equip- t ping ourselves we swam the canal and ed chaser.! the Turks across the desert and US' rounded them up as we do our cattle to in Australia. The Turks opened fire could eloee in with their sabres. little emissary was successful i ! mission by engrossing the attent the officer with a cock and bull Fine Cavalry Exploit, The mounted men from New South Wales at the salve attack on the Suez waited a long time for the signal that sent then hits; action and then rode "hell for leather' to the attack, They ,succeeded in crossing the canal ; and penetrating the enemy's lines. What followed equals anything in cavalry exploits in the history of the Empire. A single squadron found itself all alone, !lacing forward, the enemy to the right and left of them, the troops galloped over the crest of a sand hill concealing the enemy's gttns, Charging straight for a battery, sab- ring everything in sight as they came, they went to the guns. Alvan down the slope they found theme° facing a battery of four light pieces. Charging' straight, and sh ing as they galloped, they came o quickly that the enemy had no tim load the guns, The gunners ahem ed to resist, but ' before they could make a move the cavalry wiped out the crews with the sword.• Dusk found this force two miles side the desert, commanded by a 1 tenant, A defensive position was cessary. With their swords the hot men fought their way through to the fills. There they were dismounted and two messengers who were sent :dG+'ox« thy, CflrJ l Uf )ilio �axnlidy 10111 tt8'ss eing Ives Site has a vest, for they are very field stylish this year, but it can be omitted oat- if so desired, Meilen Pattern No. $o 7764, Girl's Dress, In 1i sizes, 4 to 14 e to years. Priee, 35 cents. pt_ in- 1eu- ne- •'0- - back to report their p8sition had their horses shot under theta, but mann o reach their destination. Darkness was falling and the troops were Isol- a OV-; with their 3 -inch guns of cheering and shouting like ~u lot of • a ail schoolboys. We rode right through on them and made for their guns, which ti vabring the as 1 ners. cantered Turks after nn and againgln- re- or formed, but they were no match for! i 1)d the daredevil and pugnacious Anzacs, play war with the same enihn g'ed t_ The Folly Of Toeing Digestive Pills A Wa-rning to Dycueptiee. Tee habit or taking dldev tlrr ,pills af- ter 1110515 mal,e,N cbr,alc Jys1,epllcs of ninny theusuuds of men 1,111 10111)1811 be - cense artificial Jlgestenla, drays and roadie/nee hula unetical1 ' no iafiurm•e upon the eseessively acid evocation of (l a al uluach 41111'1,18 1V Illeit 1N the eIUNS of must rurms 1)1 Indltrestian and 48 - This of ler (liner 1111 Iver ly 1e8,•rns the 8111eitlr,me8s ,r the Ntomuvh a Tres and thins glues c false /tense of freedom rr4m 1 a1n. II' th,1)e who ore subject to 1ndlges Clan, gas 115101ea . hc191111g, bloating, heartburn, ele.. /1,,f /cc eating nom/i1 get about. an nonce or. pare 1,15- uruled magnesia from their 11vggist auai 'lake a tcaNpo0id'ut In 1 Mlle water atter e1' 111, 111N, there 111(1111 1 1 11,111 .9 nu. ashy for ,11' 190 en' eenee Is/stint/4,d ru;utne�bl 11, t u11r len- llalls, . el mitrh toelJlty vt I n food i•r- al,vatail u IOW LIMN Ill,, a ,rr1u1. luleuless dlg«vlinrl by r Limit, the 011,1111 'Il (1. Jo Cts work %%Onioul hhl- druae,. THS ENO OF THE FURROW. When we 100111 to the end 0f the fur- row, When our last day's work is done, We will drink of the long red shaft of light That 8111515 from the westering sun We will torn front the held of 1iu labor, From the warm earth glad and browtl, And went! our feet, up that village street, And with our foil: 10. down. 'ea, after the long toil, 8nreease, Rest fa 1110 ltoarts that roam, When we join in the mystic silence of etre The 5111(1 procession 11c1e. --Will'z•ed Campbell 1181.11115). EMONS WHITEN AND BEAUTIFY THE SKIN Make this beauty lotion cheaply for your face, neck, arms and hands. At the cost of a small jar of ordin- ary cold cream one can prepare a full quarter pini of the must wonderful lemon skin softener and complexion beautifier, by squeezing ilio jutee of two fresh lemons into a bottle con- taining three ounces of orchard white. Care should be taken to strain the juice through a fine cloth so no lemon alp gets in, then this lotion will keep esh for months. Every woman tows that lemon •juice is used to each enol remove secit blemishes as ecicles, sallowaoss--.rind tan and is the eal skin softener, whitener and , lautifter. Just try it 1 Get. three ounces of chard white at any drug store and � v0 leptons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly !rag -I rant 1001011 lotion and massage it daily into the face, neck, arras and !lands. 11 is marvellous to smoothen rough, red hands. The War Bride Ploughs, She ploughed before her ncigihbor`s door— Her neighbor's man had died in war; Though she had never ploughed be- lt seemed the action brought her grace, And made the weary waiting less— Oh, waiting! And, oh, loneliness] « e . « Above the field the bombs had swept, And 'Heath its furrows cold mean slept -- "The klnrlly Spring will soon efface The wounds )hat war's unsparing hand Has given this poor widow's hind, « « « « When my man comes, he'll find no trace Of Mood and death; so be it God!" And, praying thus, the turned a 801, And saw her husband's fare, a Francis Egan. ij ,IL-1. Granulated :yedids; orewartlives, Even lr.Ptm,4 by roe' i,�^°14t °a`:i, f/r, relieved by Murine. IaY lt�ei +,�fe)d11i''"g/ t2yourL•yeSaudinBaby'sEyes. min 1 �a)•loSmartiag,Just EyeComiert 1tfuriueEye Remedy ^ (Yin rParT ail t, tetu�lri,'u ccs 58184, In Tubus It :e. For It i -fthe P,,,;-, Freq. r ,Z,k Murine Eye Z1eraiody Ca,. Chicago a ted. The retirement was 11 :maces - ion of hand to hand struggles, Four times the little party met the enemy 0d dispersed them. Midnight had wised when they reached the canal gain, having fought their way Trough the enemy lines to safety. HE CAUSE OF BACKAC'ff Every muscle 10 the body needs nstantly a supply of rich, red blood proportion to the work it rloe he muscles of tlao hack tire under avy strain and have but little res 17 who la at s ad siasn as they play at their national : co al games of sport. ly The Australian Light horse had Tt n- many thrilling .experiences. Its )nein he 1)t rode into a great territory over which er they roamed almost at will, like cava- lie y Hers of old, seeking combats with 1158 are Jatmty and smart is this simple p a frock with its sailor collar and short h t sleeves. McCall Pattern No. 7888, ltleen the blood is thin they lack tu•ishment, and the result is a sen - lion of pain in those muscles. Son ople think pnin in the back meal dney trouble, but the best medie1 thoritles agree that backache se in or never has anything to do 'wh o kidneys. Organic kidney diseas ay have progressed to a critiaa int without developing a pain in the ek. This being tate ease pain in the ek should always lead the sufferer look to the condition of his blood will be found in most cases that th e of Dr, Williams' Pluk Pilie t ill up the blood will stop the soil ion of pain in the iii-nonrishe SA le those who would accept their gauge, 1)e n Stories of their gallant charges with k1 drawn sabres agdlnst enemy batteries 1in 0, and into strong infantry positions rho s, were innumerable. But perhaps none 111 n- of them had a more exciting adventure le is I than a squadron of Queen slander 18 is from your local McCall dealer, or from til the McCall Co,, 70 Bond St., Toronto, ai, 1_ Dept. W. tt Girl's Simplicity Dress. In 6 sizes, 4 f! to 14 years. Price, 15 cents. I id These patterns may be obtained ill -- 4 e DOUKHOBORS SEND JAM. Gift to Wounded Soldiers From West- ern Community. A gift of 20,000 pounds of jam has • c. For a considerable distance these• sa o boys cantered along over the sands be O without encountering air enemy, Then to they came upon a battery of guns and it o found themselves being fired at point tis - blank by 8 -inch pieces, The infantry hu 1 was in a tight place and needed assist- sat - once badly, 1t got it front t• • just been received by 'the Military O Hospitals Commission from the Douk- Pr hohors, the Christian Community of fr cl Universal Brotherhood at Brilliant„ oft which came pounding up in columns of ter fours, and whose leader, sizing up the tar situation, sent it swerving in on either reg side of the battery. The men changed If straight in among the gun crews with ter sabres flashing and with cheers at the tha opportunity which offered itself. It you was over in a minute, and the last of per the enemy lay beaten and trampled hie upon, The incident over the c•ivalr trotted off ie search of other adven- ,D tures, Flying Leap Upon ,Enemy. flea Nat far away was a nuIlah which cell concealed considerable enemy :forces The armed with machine guns. The scouts Bro discovered this trap, and, dashing back, gave the word to the commander who snapped out a command, and the troop, most whom were still un- Ohs The outlets of tile drains should be otected to prevent small animals! om entering them, Such places are; on selected for homes, and rubbish carried in for nests, A coarse re screen will keep pests out with-' it hindering the free passage of was! War is against the tenets of the ter. Doukhobor faith, and exemption front military service was promised them by the Canadian Government when they carie to the west from Russia to 'doing but like the Quakers who are idoing their work in reconstruction inn of the baclt, !low much bet it is to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills tine blood than to give way to un amiable alarm about your kidneys. you suspect your kidneys any doc- can make tests in ten minutes 1 will set your foam at rest, or tell the nvorst, But in goy event to be 1'ecily healthy you must Iceop the od in good condition, and for this urpos5 110 other medicino can equal DI, Williams' Pink Pille. 011 can get these pills through any ler in medicine, or by mail at 50 is a box or six boxes for $2.50 from Dr Williams' Medicine Co., ckville, Ont, 5 p aware of the presence of the new en- emy, divided into two bodies, one of which deployed to the right toward a sand dune, while the others drew sabres and charged straight ahead. The Turks, not knowing we were 50 avia near, remained under cover, .and we ed, reached the edge of the miniature vas- Unit ley without being seen, We surprised Preis them. Not a horse hesitated, We tools mai the flying leap straight down among yard the surprised Turks and began our pr•ef work. HaIP a hundred of the enemy an a lay dead when the remainder took to plove their heels and fled. We gave chase grea until we lost touch with the remainder illg of our force and decided to remain in Fren the open for a time until we got or- heigh dors through headquarters. Accord- flight ingly, a scout went back to carry in- .Ever formation •as to the location of the troop. It was quickly brought to our no- tice that another force of Turks with machine guns was stationed in a come mending position near by, They open- lent. ed a grilling fire on us and succeeded altar in killing several horses. It became der t Apparent that the men and the rest of of th 1110 horses must suffer the same fate if ment, I3IRI)S AND AIRMEN. ervations Regarding Movements of Birds Made by Aviators. Some interesting observations on the movements of birds at great heights hove been made by French tors. It has been now establish - according to Henry Wood, the ed Press correspondent with the ch armies, that swallows in flying main an average altitude of 700 s. Wild ducks, on the ether hand, er a greater height, and stick to Ititude of 1,800 yards, Green r maintain at all times- an even ter altitude, -and in March, dur- their ,period of migration, the eh aviators have met them at a t of 2,150 yards, 0Wiid ducks in are particularly interesting, y one knows'that these birds al- ways fly in single file behind their fi leaders, but it is now proved that the i b wild ducks execute eyely movement With a wonderful simultaneous and ole - gree of precision, 111, :for example, the ing dude at the head of the file gel the position of a wing in or- o fly either Ligher or lower, all e others Indite the same m0v0- atpparently at the salve moment, B.C., for the convalescent soldier pa- is tietfts in the western hospitals and 1v1 sanatoria, of service, this western community eager to -succor the wounded. Jam is the most universally papule delicacy on the soldiers menu wire ther he is side or well, and no gift, ac cording to ass Violet M. Ryley, th General Organizing Dietitian for th convalescent hospitals, could be !nor welcome. In the Doukhobors' gifts are 7,500 pounds, of strawberry jam, 7,600 of raspberry and 5,000 pounds of various other kinds including peach and plum. This fruit all cavae from the Kootenay district, and the jam was made in a model little factory noted for the pu- rity of its products. Itlinartl's Liniment Co., Limited, Gentlemen,- -Theodore Duvets, a customer of mine, was completely is cured of rheumatism after five years of suffering, by the judicious use of r MTNARD'S LINIMENT. The above facts can be. verified by writing to film, to the Parish Priest e;or any of his neighbors, e A. COTE, Diet'chant, e St, Isidore, Qi e., 12 May, 'N3, Abolishing, Sunday, Strikes have broken out in Augs- burg in conneetion with the Bavarian national aervie0 department's attempt to make people work on Sunday the ss,ne as week days. A compromise is now being tried. Sunday work hence- forth, including rest !tours, will only cover six hours. Youthful workers of both sexes will be permitted to go to church. The Bavarian munition manu- facturers also agree to limit worst to fifty-four hours a week, for which fty-six and one-half hours' pay will e given, It is promised that Sunday Ivor'( 511011 cease by March, 1018, they remained where they were. rt would be suicide to ride out into the open and meet them, no to outwit the :rusks the horses, which were gather- ed together, Were made lo stampede N their empty saddles in the direo- imn of the canal, The ruse Worked, or the Turks, peering through the mist which had suddenly risen, thought we were in flight, The machine gang 0me into eaten against the gatllop- ug horses, but, dismounted, we ad - snood toward the Tunes and sur dunned therri, As we wens nearing the position we wen challenged by a Turkish Officer. It happened that among the troopers was a lbttle chap who spoke Turkish Laves !lie &lnds. Any r1;4I( cereal cart be put into the 11111111 pot when 1nnking 00911 moat nrush • The average speed of wild dudes in flight is proved at sixty-five and a half 1)11158• on ltotir when they are ,flying up- ward noel sixtynino anises an hour when hying horizontally, Which agrees Ivitll the estimate which has been pre- viously made, Potash has 'been found in ,Arizona in a shite of 8oiution, and is pumped easily, �Att old razor -strop can be service. When the world is frosty every- where, warm up vier corner. of dt with a senile. But don't try it on the pota- toes down cellar—you can'tkttep them from freezing that way. Lemon rinds may be used for so many things, so save them! Grind ithem, bottle, and use thein to flavor gapes, pies and desserts. Dry them. 1 and .sprinkle over the Tire when you ' wish to eliminate disagreeable odors 1 through the house, Put a few rinds into the woad Wier and see how tidy whiten your linen. Use strips of the peel to flavor primes, apple amuse and other skewed fruits, Make lemon ex- tract by steeping them in e1colus!, Crystalize then by means of a sugar feetion and also a good citron Emir- iory. Put soap -Powder on it and atitute, h11) the largo Steel knives over it, It) asinaraqi Liniment Cures nlistemperi A good grindstone is a prize, So many of them are too heed or too soft, If you have a good one, use it right.; Keep it out of the sun and rain. Never that the lower side will be immersed, leave it with water in the trough sol which 'will make a soft place; and i when grinding be careful not to let the exe, ox whatever it ia you are sharp-, ening, turn up on the edge. That will; make a bad notch in the stone and' prevent perfect work thereafter. minarets Liniment Cures Garget in Cows Cottonseed oil flavored with olive: oil is very palatable. "As I was creasing the bridge the other day," said an Irishman, "I met: Pat O'Brien. 'O'Brien,' says I, 'how are you?' 'Pretty well, thank you, : Brady,' says he, 'Brady, says I, d There are malty forms of join, dis- ease popularly known es rheumetiem. Acute rheumatism is usually due to j infection, the source of which may be the teeth, a tonsil, the urinary tract, or the source may be unknown. Chronic rheumatism is. probably also due to germs or germ poisons, a very onemon source of which is the colon. It CONTAINS NO A LU M h'uchslacN frnln 11111111)*s for hecldir.g out neat sprieg Should he potted air singly flow to d ten on in a temper- ature of Ln t 1 er , To make bushy !,.ants pinch lack the young ,,hunts, For standat•,ls which are useful for some purposes nilly the main stem :haul( be allowed to grow until it is of sufficient height, then pinch bark raid make it f,.,rrn a bushy head, minard's Liniment Cures Dilntherta. \Vhe-t the i' ',,old is frozen, under- ground ti •a.h is .r, loafers, because the stuff ee. teeter .n'1 get iltt° them. Before winter c'8 in make some lit tie furrows , 1 9itoh0s between the plant yews, t 1• •11' entry eft' sllrf9•'' moisture. minerwa Liniment Cares oohs, Etc. Zi.T•uP WiSNTED 1 It is usually that spot in the field which is swept bare of snow by the wind that needs a dressing of manure The snow on the other portion:, will allow of getting to such bare spots with the sleigh, MONY ORDERS The safe way to send 01011.3) by mail is by Dominion Express Money Larder In proportion to its weight, the wing of a bird is twenty times stronger (ban i the arm of a man To remove fresh paint from win- ' in- ' doors !teat a small amount of vinegar __ and rub with small cloth or 5por!go, after washing window to _remove all dirt. If \1.1118 1 I 1, i t I> 1 1 1 t j 0 184 and 1 i t 9 -,, I:, w•I f ,r ,t.1.15.1,,'lin. 1 !-- 11 'd t any st h.,, 1 11 1 ural 1 • Tari 1111t,t, r'•,m Pur p-. \t,. uL OSZ0CELZJIIcBOVS env. 111 , 1 113 41 roil car...•1 wdtt, out I 11 11 1 111,01 1Crite( ,•,,., t li 0- 1. 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