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CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT COLu.
Strange Effect Which Extreme Cold
Has Upon the Human Body.
Cold presents many odd facts. In
the ant place, ,evater made by limiting
snow is very unwholesome and causes
painful 'inflammation of the throat,
palate and tongue.
Intense cold causes a dulling of the
senses, taste and smell beaming al.
most nil. The lack of those two senses
seems, however, to be a very kind and
wlee provision of nature to enable the
made to work while in a very bad traveller in the cold regions to eat all
state and lost his mind as a cense- kinds of oily, disagreeable foods like
quence of his treatment. He was put blubber and fat, which are necessary
into Brandenburg Asylum •for three as heat producers. The effect of cold
weeks, but was then sent back to the on the eyes is very dangerous. It
lager and ordered to work by the causes 'them first gradually to close
German doctor. The under -officer, and then to freeze tight.
Beards do not freeze except where
the moisture from the breath is con-
vertecl into snow; but the color glands
are rendered somewhat torpid by the
cold, and dark beards gradually be-
come lighter, until after a while they
seem entirely changed in color:
Anothisr curious fact'about the cold
of the Arctic regions is that when a
person stops walking or working in
any way whereby the feet get exer-
FJDN EXTIUSONERS
CRUEL AS JAILERS
Ate,
LNGENIODS IN FINDING WAYS
TO TORTURE BRITISH
Unmape Treatment Willa „They Re-
ceived tin English Camps Stirs
No Feeling of Compassion,
The German prison. camp author-
ities before the war ended' tried an-
other method of treatment of prison-
ers of war. They installed at certain
• of the camps German officers and men
' who had been exchanged :Um Eng- however, said he was too ill and ,told
land, and who acted as officers of him to lie. in bed. In a few days he
justice and corporals of justice to the was taken into hospital. A Russian
camps, These officials were allowed doctor at the hospital asked for him
:Cre('' hand hi the treatment of pris- to be exchanged to England at once,
eters of war, and to judge by their and told the German doctor that he
behavior in somecases, the excellent could not live more than a month.
conditions of British prison camps had The German doctor would not hear
made little impression on them. ' of his being exchanged, and said he'
According to the wort statement was all right. He died two weeks
of a recently repatriated Englishman, after thii
the ckleer of justice at one particular
camp had ,,been dealing out punish-
ment with a very free hand. He pub-
licly announced that some of the Bri-
tish prisoners were clever, but that
he was "cleverer still." A favorite
' practise of his wasto order a par-
ade of the camp at 9.80 p.m., and then
at 1 or 2 o'clock in the morning give
the fire alarm, following this with a
kit inspection at, 3 -a.m. His sole ob-
ject seems to have been to make the
prisoners uncomfortable.
In the same camp a German cor-
poral who had escaped from France
was mit in charge of the French, and
he carried out a program similar to
that adopted by the officer. When
, prisoners complained to the camp
commandant—whom they describe as
a good man ready to consider their
oompleints--the officer of justice
simply showed his papers and intim-
ated that he was paramount in the
camp.
This practise of giving German ex -
prisoners of war a free hand in
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treating British prisoners is typically
Garman, and one which would hardly
appeal to the subjects of any other
country who had themselves been in
captivity and regained their freedom.
others in a civillen prison cell 9 by
6 feet. He reported sick several
times, and although he was worn out,
the tor said that he must work,
Ile wanted to .go to the lager to See
the German doctor, but was not
lowed to,.end one night he committed
suicide by cutting his throat. He had
been on the work for some months.
Before he committed suicide he wrote
a letter -to his -wife, but we were not
allowed to see the letter.
Would Not Allow Exchange. '
A private of the West Yorks was
Worked to Death.
Another ex -prisoner, a Royal Naval
Division private, in a sworn state-
ment, describes his experiences at the
camp at Frankford-on-the-Oder from
January, 1917, to March, 1918. There
the commandant in charge said that
he would like "to shoot every English
sivine who put his foot into the
lager." Although there were 20,000 R. G, A., a fine, powerful inen who
men in the camp only fifty or sixty had been a metropolitan police con -
were English, Some will never come stable. I forget his name. He told
back. "They went," says the depon- me that they struck him across the
back, end he retaliated and laid out
the striker. Nothing was done to
hire at the time, but -ti number of Ger-
man soldiers came into. his eell at
night and gave him a severe thrash-
ing and laid hint out. He was, I am
told by him, black and blue all over.
This was the talk of the camp among
the prisoners, but nothing was done
officially about it, and no one was
ed to go on commando, and reported punished.
siekrinit was made to go to work in "There ie one matter involving
a forest felling trees in the depth of great cruelty to prisoners which I
winter. He had to sleep with eleven wish to mention. That is the way in
which wounded met are sent into
Gerrnany in trucks Without medical
attention. 1 knoW that there have
been several cases of men dying ou
the journey through bleeding to death
from want of attention."
Another /repatriated prisones^, a
naval A.B., was one of a party of
eighteen Englishmen, who, while in
Heisenhagen camp from March 30 to
April 29, 1917, were set upon by
eleven sentries, with the rdstilt that for the Ninth Annual Toronto Vat
at
his arm •was broken and two other Stock Show close Nov25th. From
Englishinen .were badly injured. He
entries already received this show ere -
goes on"In thicondition mines to keep up to the high standard
each ordered to get on with our work,: s we 'Were
of previous years both as to quality
e
which we were quite unable to do, and and numbers. Anyone contemplating
about an hour later We were taken to
entering stock should get entries off
our shedbut did not receive
without any delay and avoid possibility
treatment whatever for our injuries. , - any
of entry arriving after 'closing date.
We asked for a doctor to see us, but
this request was absolutely; refused. An onion sliced up and put in a
, basin of cold water will ebseeb the'
Chinamen at the Front. „ smell of new paint in a rearm
Another Royal Naval Division man
else, the sole of the foot loses all
has stated on oath that while working
sense of feeling.
in the firing line on the German -Rus -
In all extremely cold lands, the
Sian -front near Kelzien, in February
moisture exhaled from the body con -
and Mardi, 1917, forty prisoners died
denses into small, hard crystals which
of starvation. "The guards," he says,
make quite a bit of noise as one walks
"had orders that if they were seen
about.
treating a prisoner leniently they
would be sent into the firing line for
a fortnight. The tent we lived in was
thelled,constantly. Wffen we were out
at work we have seen the shells burst-
ing in and around the tent, and it
looked 'like a pepper pot afterward.
There was an old barn near the tent,
and the Germans had a machine gun cold cream one can prepare a full
in it, and during one night they played quarter pint of the most wonderful
it over the tent just to show us 'what lemon skin softener and complexion
they could do to us. The top of the beautifier, by squeezing the Juice of
tent was just riddled. two fresh. lemons into a bottle con,
Flogging of Prisoners. tanning three ounces of orchard white.
Another member of the Royal Nav- Care should be taken to strain the
al Division who was captured on Juice through a fine cloth so no lemon
board the steamship Prinz Hendrik pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep
while' going on leave from an intern; freish for noonths. Every woman knows
ment camp in Holland to England, tbat lemon Juice is used to bleach and
describes the flogginglif prisoners re- remove' such blemishes as freckles,
sorted to at Cassel between May and sallowness and tan and is the ideal
skin softener, whitener and beautifier.
Just try it! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra-
case of flogging, as I heard the blows. grant lemon lotion and massage it
Afterward I beard it was a French- daily into the face, neck, arms' and
man who was flogged. It 'seemed to hands. It is marvelous to 'smoothen
be almost habitual to knock a man rough, red hands.
about on his entry to prison.
"There was a bad ease of flogging To Utilize Old Tin Caus.
at Cassel which occurred after mine,
the victim being a bombardier in the It is estimated that $8,000,000
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worth of used tin cans are wasted
every year in Canada. A conipitny,
called Can Conservers of Canada,
Ltd., has been formed in Toronto to
collect these, and Cleanse, sterilize
end re -top them for use again. It is
understood that Mackenzie -Mann
interests and J. P. Morgan & Co., of
New York aro interested in the under-
taking.
Put tea leaves and all waste kit-
chen stuff on the fire after dinner.
This will keep 'your coal bill down.
steaccceserer eerna prompt -vs eamittua
LEMONS WHITEN AND
BEAUTIFY THE SKIN
Make this beauty lotion cheaply for
your face, neck, arms and hands.
At the cost of a email jar of ordinary
August, 1917.
After detailing his own particular
case, he goes on: "I heard a man
howling orie night when I was in my
.cell, and I am Sure. it was another
ent, "before civilian doctors, who
ordered them to work, notwithstand-
-ing their condition.. They were told
to avork, and, if unable, were liable to
be shot by the sentry or killed with
the bayonet. A notice to this effect
was posted up in the lager, and pris-
°nen have been killed in this way."
One man of the R. N. D. was very
sick when in the lager. He was order-
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A very good use tor worn-out
blankets is to fold them double and
put them in pretty sateen covers.
Buttoned or maehinedy the covers
keep in position and make excellent
"eider -downs." Srnall covers for
cots and bassineiles are readily made
this way, and very warm cosy they
are.
Our readers will note hy aelVertiso-
instal carried in this issue that entries
In 'Nance at the tvatt,s close there
were about 50,000 Chinamen em-
ployed in road and railway making,
machine repairing, and blacksmith
and carpentry svork for the
Their wages range from $9 a month
for wellies to $6 a month far skilled
fitters; board end lotging, clothes,
light and fuel being 4 ound by the
Government, which also conveys the
workmen :from and to ()bins, free, ani3
gives a bonus in hard cash of •$270
on embarkation, 57 n me of PljnrY,
and $180 in ease of deabb,
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e_usiro„ta soni alvomI 88 6,000
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Men
of a population of 5,000,000. Of th,at
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Ono of the most &Veldt tasks con.
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the gaining table so that he need not
step playing. To go farther back, he
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McCall Pattern No, 8020, Girl's Coat.
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Water the work horses .often, but
avoid letting them drink too mu& d -
or being fed, or whet over heeded,
1A131teng pereons over 80 years of
age, ono in ilftY is
There are. many advantages to a
single pitch roof on the poultry house.
This typo is most easily built. It
gives the highest vertical front ex-
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all of the rain water to the rear.
MONEY ORDERS.
Pay your out-of-town accounts by
Dominion lexprese Money Orders. Five
Dollars costs three cents.
'Scatter coarse salt on the carpet
before sweeping it. This helps to
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Minerd,s Liniment Carea Garret In Cows
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