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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1918-8-15, Page 3!PRUSSIANS AND BAVARIANS RETREAT ON WIDE FRONT EngDahl French and Ciirlatlinn Troops in Offensive Which Enemy Could Not Resist. A despatch from the British France says:-Fghting their 'Way :through the Germans itt dawn on 'Thursday on a front of over 15 miles tasteide the River Somme, British 'eluding Canadians, Australians and 'English), and French troops by the Afternoonhad termethed points from five to six miles inside lines which 'belonged to the enemy. The Prussians and Bavarians fled 'before the advancing infantry and tans, leaving many of theis guns be- hind them, Large members of prisoners have 'been taken both by the Britith and French, and heavy casualties um doubtediy have been inflicted on the enemy. Thus far everything has been ac- complished with exceedingly small losses to the allies. Tbe artillery has followed up the storm troops closely and hurled shell's ,down upon the enemy forces, which, taken by surprise and fiercely attack - were in a more or less crippled condition. Markets of the World Breadetuiro Toronto,Aaig. 13.-Ma1itobe wheat -No. 1 Northern,$2,g8%; No, 2 Nerthern; $2,201/2; No, 8 Nerthern, $2,171/2; No, 4 wheat, 32.101/2, in store Vert WiWiam,including 21/2c tax, Manitoba oate-Ne. 901/24; Moreuil and the country front ad* NO, 3 C.W, 371/1.e' es "n 0 joining Villers-aux-Erables have been 3714e No, 1 'feed, 840e, in gore 'or t eoptm,„ Dodo and ems mer can corn -No, 8 yellow, ican fighting and pushed a Considerable 'dried' "111"11* Ontario oats -No, 1 white, 85 to 86e, clieteake beyond, Weather Helped .Allies • Especially hard fighting was expel+ enced, and on the left flank of the car lot, $2.22, basis in store Montreal, fighting front in the neighborhood of frePig.eabst-5 oNuot.512d,o.nominal, according to Morlanetnart. The weather holpedi Barley -Malting, new Crop, 51.20 to in the advance, All along the line, except possibly $1 B.22e.kwheat-Nominal, northward on the left flank, very lit- Rye -No, 2; nominal. tle enemy shelling was experienced , Peas -Nominal. after the attack got well under way, I Manitoba flour - War quality, $10 .95, Toronto, Nearly all the country already Ontario flour - War quality, fought over and that now in front of • $10.86 in bags, Montreal and Tor- aken by the Inele,rMile the Tidal ,WTIOMI, aa dried, nominal; No, 4 yellow, kiln Wociele, and Mareeleave After hard eioinioal; No, 3 white, 84 to 85e, nom- inal, according to freights outside, Ontario wheat -No. 2, Winter, per the allied forces is ow an , and especially odepted to open war -ionto, prompt shipment. Millfeed-Car lots, delivered Mon - fare. . , treal freights, bags included: Bran. One new German clivisiffn which had 388 per ton; shorts, 340 per ton. • just arrived in the line before the at- t Hay -No. 1, 317 to 318 per ton, -tack was launched was told to expect track Toronto; mixed, $15 to $16 per local attacks. Prisoners taken from ton, track, Toronto. Straw -Car lots, 38 to $8.50 per this division said they had heard: eone., nothing of a general attack being tontrack, Toronto. •- templated. HUNS PREIYING REPORT MUTINY WATCH ON RINE OF U-BOAT CREWS Country Produce -Wholesale Butter -Creamery, solids, per lb., 42 to 421/2e; prints, per Ib., 421/2 to 48c; dairy, per lb., 36 to 37c. Eggs -New laid, 41 to 42c. Dressed poultry -Spring chielcons, 3$ to 40c; roosters, 22e; fowl, 23 to 28c; ducklings, 33e; turlceys, 32 to 35e. - Live poultry -Roosters, 16e; fowl, :Force of Half Million Being Twenty-three Men Said to Have 21 to 26c; ducklings, lb., 25c; turkeys, 27 to 30e; Spring chickens, 82 to 35. Formed to Resist Invasion Been Sentenced to Death. Wholesalers are selling to the re - of Germany. A despatch from London says:- tail trade at the following' Prices: - Rumors of a revolt by German sailors Cheese -New, large, 231/2 to 24c; A despatch from the American to 24%e; old, large, 25% at Wilhelmshaven in protest against twins, 22% ,Army saysea-From sections of the to c; twin 26 to 261/2c German army there are being drawn L6tter-Fresh, dairy, 'choice, 40 to continuation of the submarine war are in circulation, according to a despatch 42e; creamery prints, fresh made, 45 a certain proportion of officers and to the Daily Express from Amster- to 47easolids, 44 to 45c. the sturdiest soldiers for tho forma- dam. It is reported that propagandists Margarine -28 o 82c. tion of a force of half a million men, among the men incited sailors about to Eggs -No. l's, 48 to 49c; in cartons, His Force. 'which is to receive special training leave on submarine cruises to attack 62 to 54e. :and have special organization. There A despatch from the French their officers and surrender their ships Dressed poultry -Spring chickens, are to be no Poles or Alsatians inArmies says: -History is again re- • seek an opportunity to sink them 50c roosters, 25c.; fowl, 38 to 34c; this army, but only fighters that the turkeys, 400. pealing itself. The allies have fol :Kaiser believes he can trust to the Beans -Canadian, hand-picked, bus,, lowed the second victory of the Marne and be tbemselves interned in neutral harbors. More than 50 submarines $7.50; imp., hand-picked, Burma orby a combined attack in the region of Crown Prince Rupprecht's army. It last. are said to have disappeared. Indian, $6.i(); Japan,; 38.00 to $8.73; the Somme. Alter a short but ex- has long been known that he had used as a hammer in any new drive, tremely violent artillery preparation, serves concentrated behind the re- ThisArras- German force is not to be, 1 Twenty-three of the ring leaders of Lamas, 18 to 19e. for Paris; it is not to be used for the revolt are reriorted to have been Honey, new crop -Strained, 60 -lb, the Franco -British forces attacked on Amiens-Montidier front, where it wan :any blow against the British; itis no others have been arrested at Keel and 21e. Combs-Doz., $2.4 to $ .a . a twenty -mile front between the river' expected that the Germans would . arrested and sentenced to death. Many tins, 20e; 10-19. tins, 201/2e; 5-1b, tins, to be used to "punish" the Americans; I elseevhere, it is added. Maple syrup -51/2 -lb tins, 10 to a and Montdidier. Latest news shows make their next blow. 'but, according to information reach- case 314.50; imperial gallon tins, per the French progressing favorably. The moment chosen for the blow is Ing allied commanders, it is being, tin, '32.25; imperial five -gallon cans, Avre was crossed south of Moreoil considered an opportune one, as It is I The recent resignation of Admiral formed for no other purpose than to per can, $10.50; 15 -gallon kegs, per and all the first objectives reached. -known that a large number of Run- t von Holtzendorff as chief of the naval stand back of the Rhine against an Morettil and Morizel, obstinately de- precht's reserves were taken by the ' staff is declared to have been connect- gal., 32.00; maple sugar, 1-19, box, .invasion of German soil. fended, -were the scene of bitter fight- German Crown Prince to extriedte his led with the scandal. Emperor Wil- pure, per lb., 24 to 26c. On Our Side Now tended visit to the fleet at Wilhelms- Ing, but the whole German position army from the predicament it had en - Sun' I liam, it is added, has abandoned an in- - •for such a purpose at such a time, haven because of the ferment there. on the Avre is threatened by the ad- countered through Marshal Foch's vance made further north along fife counter -offensive on the Soissons . Than the formation of such an army Provisions --Wholesale man High Commaod realizes that the L WOODEN VESSELS A despatch from the Britinh Army Cured meais-Longs clear bacon, 80 Pock has thus refused to allow the • atiter " .0, 1111' Why cavit CARADA do 03 well t as she did QE Years Ato FOCH'S POLICY WORKING WELL Enemy is Not Given Time in Which to Reconstruct RUPPRECHT'S MEN FROiSUFISET COAST ivicAT THE wrisTmaN 1PllQPIA$ ARE DOOM. Progreeti of th• Great Vireat Told in a Few pointed Pheagraphia Tag Day for the Armenians and Syrians at Victoria. netted $2,080. Seventy-five whales have already been taken dile season by the steane whalers operating out of '<Yin:Idol. 'Victoria loses a popular young male in the death of Flight -Lieutenant Evan Spencer: son of Chris Spencer ot Von - 0011001', LieutaCtotonel Jame Alexander MeeDonell, DELO., a Pioneer of B.C. sinet 1888, died recently at Iiot Springs, Ark, • • The geeeral crap prospects on the Materna Prairie are good, atthough, illness there is rata, there willsbe no second hay crole. Recently on a visit to Vancouver, Madame Saran Bernhardt, though In her seventy-fourth year, delighted, In Agana early In the morning. Lieutenant Rented Bourke, of Nel Sou, is home on two weeks' furlough after proving himself a hero at Zee- brugge by rescuing several compan. ions. Plight.Lieut. J. Cameron, only son of Mr, and Mrs. J. Cameron, of Salmon Arm. has been accidentally killed, ac- cording to a cable received from Eng. land. The Vanvouver City Council aro probing into the prices of meat, and are demaridingstateinente from whole- sale firm with ,a view to decreasing the prices. A further investigation of the ex, WERE IN RESERVE cactd at No. a3t ClreeeirnieereekallMtihn: ‘‘vi10.11 . tims having been eocovered; they • number thirty-four. - Germans Engaged Southeast of According to preseut Indications Amiens Were to Drive the registration for the three Van- couver constituencies will aggregate on British. 120,000, but anything like the exact A despatch from London says: -It figures is not available as by no is believed here that the troops en- means • all the returns are yet in. gaged by the Franco -British forces Victoria claims 29,040 registrations. southeast of Amiens are elements of His Honor the Lieutenant -Governor recently presented to the Misses Cle- ment, on behalf of his Majesty the King, the Military Cross awarded to their brother, Captain C. M. Clement, of the Royal Flying Corps, son of Hon. Mr. Justice Clement, of Van- couver. Major W. Bapty is now in cone, of Home. The death in action has token place mend of the military hospital at Vic- toria, Major C. Wollard at Vancouver, of Major F. A. W. Armitage, 0.5.0., Captain Greaves at Qualleum, Captain rsootalshotfreMe.r. and Mrs. ArMitage, Kir- Boyce at Vernon, and Captain T. Mil- ler at the Military Isolation Hospital. William T. Blackwood, Royal Scots, Dr. S. F. Tolmie, M.P., Victoria, has son of Mrs. Blackwood, Southwood, eeceived word from the Deputy Min- Pebbles, has been awarded the Min- ister of Marine and Fisheries stating tall' CA'stt. that the Imperial IYLundions Board The Kelso and District War Sae -Lige will let no more contracts for wooden Commietee announce that during the ships in Canada. War Weapons Week 2110,140 was Invested. The whole upper works of the dam The Military Cross has been award. at the Revelstoke power plant went out as a result ot extra pressure due Illecillewaet ed to Lieut. T. G. Brown, Cameron to anotber rise in the Highlanders, son of Mr. T. A. Brown, mrievenrs,e laoigidiatnliie collection of an int- Loonside, Pebbles. George C. Pringle, M.A„ F.R.S.A., -when• the Kaiser needs all his avail- ' able forces on the Western front Smoked meats -Hams, medium, 36 to 38c; do., heasy, 30 to 32c; cooked, 51 to 53e; rolls 32 to 83c; breakfast Luce Rivulet, east of Hangard, in the Rheims salient. bacon, 41 to 4dc; backs, plain, 44 to direction og Aubercourts and Demuin, - „what could -better 'show that the Ger- 45e; boneless 48 to 49c. Can't Reconstruct Force DIVISIONS ARE CUT UP. tido of war is about to turn if, ha Headquarters in France says: -On to 81e; clear bellies, 2 to 30e. enemy to reconstruct his force of Limj 14e, manoeuvre, which, was the object of NCHED IN EAST prints 33 to 381/2e. Compound tierces, deed, it has not already. done so? One the horizon enemy motor transports uLard-i-Purei tierces, 30 to 301/2c; have been visible scurrying away. • t bs, 30 to lc, pails, 301.t. to 31 may not say that the .war is almost ' his recent rectifications of the front won, but one may say that the sun ..The 27th, 43rd.and 108th Divisions and his principal preoccupation. . ........ O Crown Prince .Rupprecht's army '&3- .96 to 261/2c; tubs,261/2 to 26%,e; pails, hov.euffered.heavily, while the 117th New Brunswick's Answer to the now shines on our side of the fence. le to 27e; prits, 28 to 281/2c. As Mangin put it, the Kron Prinx Up to three weeks age, for months - had received a severe knock, and the allies waited to see what the Ger- Division, which came into the line Montreal Markets Prince Rupprecht was in the position Submarine Challenge. mans were doing and wondered where ' him- A despatch from St. John, N.B. only lust night, has been badly cut they would strike next; now it is t19 - the Germans who wonders where the! allies will strike next. E IN WILL NOT RETURN `I. • GERMAN TERRITORY Montreal, Aug. 13. -Oats -Cana- of a man who, dian Western, $1.01; extra No. 1. feed, self to aid a friend, see's the latter says: -Launching of two fine wooden 98c Flour -New standard grade, temporarily hors de combat and won- vessels last week was New Bruns - 310.95 to $11.05. Rolled oats -Bags, dere what on earth is going to happen AN ENEMY POST 90 lbs, 35.20 to 35.30. Bran, $37.00. Shorts, 340. Mouillie, 367. Hay- to hini. Now he knows. Austrian Attempt on the Cornone IsT°. 2 per ton, car lots, $14.50 to Cheese, finest easterns, 221/2 to 23e, Petitions Repulsed. $15.00. NORWAY PAYS HEAVY A despatch from Cape, latvn says:- A 'despatch from Rome says Impressive war anniversary services I Italian troops drove in an enemy were held at the principal centres in vanes post on the mountain fr the Union, last week including an open I north of Col del Rosso, taking p air service in the Church Square at oners and a machine-gun,. .the W Pretoria, which was attended by sev- 1- announced. An eral Cabinet Ministep. Ministers of !tempt on the Italian positions on the P8118, ' 20 I s net, 32 to 3 e. Justice DeWet, speakingan the Johan -i Cornone was repulsed. United States Markets -- Justice Xown Hall, ' said the Union's 1 --0,--- Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 13. - war message was one of courage, 2,000,000 UNIFORMS Wheat, cash, No. 1 Northern, old, TO REFIT AMERICANS $2.83. Corn, No. 3 yellow, 31.70 to sympathy and faith. At the meeting at Nairobi it was - 31.75. Oats, No. 3 wbite, 671/2 to • unanimously decided that under no A despatch from London says: -169c. Flax, 34.25 to 34.31. Flour circumstances shall the conquered The British Government has let con- .unehanged. Bran, 329.31. • • Duluth Minn. Aug. 13. -Linseed " ' refit 2,000,000 on track and to arrive, $4.27; epem- . raging. The regimen o , ' . „I ancl municipal bonds has been written perfected wireless telephone appara- :"-- Butter, choicest treamery, 43% to acle 48%e. Eggs, selected, 46 to 46c; No. . - ont 1 stock, 47 to 48c; No. 2 stock, 46 to A despatch from London says:- ris- 48c. Potatoes, per bag, car lots, Norway lost 14 vessels thiough war ar 32.10 to 32.15. Dressed hogs, abet- causes during the month of July, kt at- toir killed $29,.50. Lard, pure, wood was announced by the Norwegian TOLL FOR NEUTRALITY -East Africa territory be returned to tracts to British menu ac urers Germany. -------------- ------4. 12 Meatless Weeks Announced By Bavarian Authorities A destiatch from Zurich says: -Von under execution for the French and 1 Toronto, Aug. 13. -Choice heavy ' Brebtrech, the Bavarian Minister of 1 British armies. No cloth is to be steers, 314.00 to 315.85; butchers' the Interior, announces in Parliament made henceforth for civilian lase, ex- cattle, choice, 313.25 to $13.75; do, are not being worn." 12 meatless weeks to save the need- cept under permit. good, 312.00 to $12.50; do. medium, "We will die first," said the regi- ful 300,000 heacie, of cattle. He says 310.75 to 311. 00; do. common, 39.00 ment with one voice, and advanced satisfactory, and the whole food sup- - $10.25 to 310.60; do. rough bulls, --- ch°1", against the foe. that the milk and fats supply is un- IRRESISTIBLE'to 310 . 00; butchers' bulls, 311.00 to $11.25; do. medium bulls, P Yis Y $7.50 to $8.50; butchers' cows, choice, 1 seriousl endangered by pro- With the French Army in France. fiteers who continue tollicle biota He -The slopes of the Valley of the Avre $10.75 to $11.00; do, good, $10.26 denies, however, that 'the Bavarian have been carried, and the Allies have ft, 310,50; do, medium, 38.25 to 38.75; AUSTRALIA, food supply is desperate, and says reached the plateau beyond. They clo. common, $7.00 to $8.25; stocicers, that rumors ceiling it black are lies, are making Airtime progress and over. 35.00 to 310.50; feeders, $1.0.50 to 4a------:.---- a. coming every obstaele along the 11110 $11.00; canners and cutters, $5.50 to • mextE,AsED 3,500mo everywhere. a. -- POPULATION OF POLAND • Legation. The tonnage of the ves- sels lost aggregated 15,444. Fifty- five sailors were lOst during the month. FROM OLD SCOTLAND NGTIt'S OF' INTEltosT vitor4 813680 'BANNS ANEW PRAM What Going On 10 flIghland! and Lowland! of Auld $cot1n. Tho deer forest of liar belonging to the Ducheett of Fffe, has been let for theemgrazing purposes. The French Croix de Guerre ha@ been awarded to Bombardier John Sheriffe, rala.A., of Methlick. The Distinguished Conduct Medal has boon. awarded to Sergeant W. Davidson, New Street, Tiothee. Five g.eneretions were preeent at the baptism 02 190 lutaut daughter of James 1Viaelainnon, Glasgow, The Military Cross has beeie award- ed to Sergt-Major George MeGruer Ithind, Lochalsh road, Inverness. The death took place recently -in Edinburgh of James Wilson Hyde, 1. S.O., late Controller of the General Post Ofilee. Dr, William Donaldson, Plata Is- land, %Haley, bas been appointed meilie,af officer of Porthatrick Parish, Wigtonatire. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Wise.man, Ardoch Gardens , Cambuslang, have had their three sons killed in the war. Ilev. G. W. Elliott, Machine Gun Corps, killed in action, Was minister of the West 'United Free Kirk, Forfar. Captain the Rev. George Galbraith, chaplain attached to the 3.1,L.I., re- ported gassed, 1s a motive of Glasgow. The death took place recently ot Captain George Mackay, for ahnuet forty years haabormager at Fraser. head. The Island of Tires has raised dur- ing War Weapons Week the sum of k2,263t The death In aotion is reported of Lieut -Col. Hope, of Lutness, Lurness Castle, Aberlady. A free gift sale held at Rhine, Gal- way, netted the sum of 22,860 for dist tribution among war charities. The Military Cron has been award- ed to Lieut, W. H. McKay, son of William McKay, Duleuhurn, Renton. The Military Cross has been award- ed to Lieut. Thomas Studley, Black Watch, son of the late Major Studley, Berwick. The death has taken place at the Hirsel, Coldstream, of Charles Alex. ander Douglas -Home, the twelfth Earl Is leaving Peebles to take up the duties of organizer of the Education - - The Military Medal hae been aware wick's answer to the challenge of the One of the Marvels of This Age of eti to Corporal James Higgins, n.s.b., German submarine lurking off the At- lantic coast which has already de- Wonderful Achievements. son of Williain Higgins, Kirkland strayed the Dornfontein, the first of Imagine Balling en a shin in mid- House, West Kilbride. Mrs. Chalmers, of Stonelaw House, the ships completed in the present re- ocean and being able to hear your anissance of the shipthailding. The favorite pianist in a concert that he Rutherglen, has been notified of the naw vessels are the Celina K. Gold- is giving on board a vessel hundreds death in action ot 'her husband, Maier man, 477 tons, built at St. Martins, of miles awayi The possibility is not John Stuart Chalmers, Haat. and the Vincent A. White, 460 tons, as remote as one might surmise, for The Tweed Commissioners will pay four shillings per head for the destruc- tion of cormorants which have been destroying the trout in the rivers. The late Charles Reid, 'neater Journey from Honolulu, and enjoyed mariner, has bequeathed the sum Of the unique thrill of feeling that her 000 musk, was being heard by wirelesa £2,000 to his native town, Tarbet, for operators on board passenger aud the erection of a cottage hospital, freight steamers as far as 500 miles During tho 41 years of his service as post runner at Dalbeattie, Michael laltzimmons has travelled 158,500 miles and delivered 8,198,000 miesives, launched at Alma, at •St. Martins Tina, Lerner, the distinguished young work begins at once on a second and Russian Maoist, gave a recital on larger craft than the two launched. board the Ventura on her homeward PRESIDENT WILL PAY - INCOME TAX Oro $24, The Next War A despatch from Washington says:. away. 1 -Taxation of the incomes of the; In the concert room where Miss It was the year 2000, and the next President, Federal judges, state of- Lerner was playing a transmitter was war, which was to end alk wars, was ficials, and a tax upon state, county Placed and by means of a recently nlllitary American soldiers, according to a ber, 34.31 bid; October, . a , wart women were going 00 env, $4.26 bid, and December, into the $5,000,000,000 revenue bill by despatch from Glasgow to the Central strong position, and their oPricer was the House Ways and Means Com- tus the music -was sent out over a News. This order which breaks all $ .' . large radius. e . - doing her utmost to encourage them. mittee. The President will pay an records, is in addition to_ contracts Live Stock Markets "Women '' she cried, "Never let it iarome tax of $24,000 on his 375.000 concert was far more novel than par - The experience of listening to th.18 be said of you that you showed the white feather et a time when feathers stilarY. debating in the demonetrations Which --e-.-- - STORKS WANTED. Great Travellers Are They, But Lin. known on This Continent. Why hav'e no storks in Ameteca? have recently been tried successfully The most valued (sentimentally) of The ofh pa tg e eVenetians were Republic in eeth the ehieinhe agtis- 'when singers and speakers in Ban all feathered creatures is unknown In trates Francisco were heard at meetings and the new world. Middle Ages. banquets in New York. At these fun°. One reads about the storks that dons the guests were provided with build their nests on the chimneys of telephones, through which they heard Metz --the German fortress city that peziryse touninetditehteinestlnyiersErvoecne vthe ap- was Frenoh up to 1871, and will bo i 1 ed on French again before long. But those the Pacific (Meat was accurately trans,. birds have maintained this habit for thmiettert,itiandeolleletrhte twherlIsfetlittatbyattetg many centuries over all of northern "Proxy" audience" on the other side ot tho continent. That, however, was over telephone wires. '.Co play the piano while lore lated in mid -ocean and ha vlb the notes float through the air and bring pleas - A despatch • front London ays:- 75 GERMAN U-Boata Destroyed During the Past Twelve Months Polish newspapers declait that the • population of the Kingdom luta de- , creased from 14,000,000 to 10.500,000 during the war, according to an Ex- change Telegraph despatch' from Cep- enhagen. Mortality is increasing and great numbers of Poles are' leaving their country because of the rigorous con- ditions of life under the German r ule. _ Remember radish, beet and turnip $6.50; milkers, good to choice, 3. , to 3125.00; do, cone. and med., $65.00! GP.EAT to 375 .00 ; springers, 390.00 to BRITAIN 3125.00; light ewes, 313.00 to 316,00;1 yearlings, $16.00 to 315,00; spring lambs, 18 to 181/2c; calves, good to VaALY. choice, $13.50 to $15.50; hog% e „A despatch from London says:- and watered, $20.00 to $20.25; do. ARGENTINA In the couese of a statement in the weighted off cars, $20.25 to 320.50; FRANCE Premier Lloe;c1 George sal(' that since Montreal, Aug. 18 .--Choic-e stears,1 House of Commons WednesdaY, do. f . o . b . , $19. 26. the vvar broke opt 150 German. sub- $1.1..00 th $12.00; good, $9.00 tol HOLLAND Wrri'09119113111q 'OM Vi W01'04-12. CANADA'S RANK AS A SHEEP PRODUCER IRW.-m1F1191)7/174Criii-WtrOvsfiprorViWiEzripilmvIVIVEI ImIsnirr4ORIAlgrvilsrviVIWorpflAlmItilWWKIn 1117 Virq/WrATLIVIWoillsfillvriarifRVL 58 1091;0139Vit7M4101T0i301Vtli-110n0ilixi101•09 10rferls,71111/9 ' VsntriolViValgal0ViVilslliortt310=00ilailWisilici'00 VIVili0V011,0iV,1101,410P Vilart011011R1017/91,002W0012 Nazittl-VatitlitaltilWfaltqlailiaractWal-15 191"41a11010,110aWiallal'ileOellaiVO-13 marines have been destroyed, more $1°•6°; cows, 38 00 to $1 0 .00. can- UNITED COMPARED WITH OTHER year. calves, $12.00 to 3 4.00. GERMANY ViIR103V1-.4 OF THE NUMBER OF Dore $5.50. bulls, 35.00 to $9.00.' STATES ANIMALS TO THE DENMARK VITPISR...3 than one-half of them during the past loroi;o, 316:00 to 117.50; milk fed; is indifferent or disloyal is measured Silent proeGerman appetite.q a.re HUNDRED ACRES OF NATIONS ON THE BASIS by the amount of wheat flour in her hostile to the allied cause as disloyal CANADA LAND IN FARMS. tops make excellent greene, • kitehen. utterances. 119,. :f t,17L&3:00 11.11 ffrP-756 . • ... i -E- 40,1 ' •-• eat ....- AI / ., 1,,,'W 4 „ ,,,tzia ...,........---.... SOliftst . DEAR, 11101'0 sncl< trprina iettlitati et4.1 i . I'M LAYE AT THE- ' ' FORA , 1-- 0.4 . ... , • _____ , GEE Dui' weve 0aEN bus‘i Fop:Tils 1-Avt TilRen cwis iil`l 1-111.5 WAR la AN aenetil. Tlillt6 .t:' ,e, • • i ' e ,.., ri ,. AV.. .14tIL 0 lv • . • , 11 , ... peq,... , ,,,,1 q ) .... Poi ' i i IN , I 4 • f , .`," ' , ., ,i1., Cs . i it % ,, v.,0ir. WRO DO YOB THINK 1 RAN 11410 `,1V-, PAI 014 Ttl,"„aysi• [--- C4.44 10U GUU,S.3 ? Europe. A German scientific book, dated 1915 (seen by the writer the other day) contains a halftone photograph of a pair of storks anti their nest on an enormously tall chimney "somewhere" in East Prussia -a. region devastated • ure to those far distant does much by the Russians early In the war. The toward the complete annihilation of building to wbloh the chimney be - space and causes us to wonder what longed (it may have been a factory) toanterrow may bring forth. has vanished, but the storks have When We are far from home --and come back to the chimney (their ar- think of the loved onee left behind, castomed nesting plaoe, doubtless, for shall we be able to commune with many yeare) and have reoccupied it, there through music? ibusintges war,asthott. there wore no stich ) British troops in Mesopotamia have been surprised to and great numbers of storks. Iu that country, >IS nearly everywhere Oise, they are prOteeted. Nobody. is allowed to kill them. 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