The Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-05-31, Page 3I I
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An, Editor Talks - j .c, " MUTARY " V, 40 THE, SONGS HFJn SKY $LANG IS
I i , Life at' Whads, Remands . I have blitbo memories to I �
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I I 1.,�� I Conservation of Forests, , Of 411 the mirsacles of May; , I T 'WIELDS A NEW LANGUAGE, .:
Ttef,,rocciteiAworld,%vur over id ede tholr oi�u defoat. Military ;,. AND WEAPONS How bees filch f=nY 1103rdS 'Of ' ON Bk .1,
ed in hi,,tory Goes livoly on. "Draffs, I experta say the duil of the. war Is in The devolormputs, of tbe,war have 111� bongy . . . ".0" I I
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its vircary louoth along," is the old Q;:- sight, but from tlao vigor and violence, 4emomitrated that, In iaw intelligent ' From -tulip cup and:- Mao spraV . 9 11 � I �
. . lug'. I Pisan of vrelpar4nesB for either war or 3101)10 'DE- 9 ,. " J0110=3 EXAMPJI�Fjs OF QUAINT .
* * osvion. We mialit say "wearing"lof the Arras campaign now rag . WN Ruips usE4 AULT .- ) TROOPS SING AS TIXI�Y MARCH
, r the asm seema to be !,and in r;bich Capadlano are playing a4eaQo, the basile industries are. of vitkil I— ,�
. * -1 4 r- . K wo-DAYONuTS. How apple blossoms are a loom 9 TO BATTLE,. . I ANJ� PECULIAR TERM.S.
fength aloug,:fo is Impo a co Tile necessity for close A Of delicate color and, porfum 9 � .
to zoo ,which B14Q ea. -P weiir the other �� br4vo and victorious Part, thQ- end . rt n . . I I 00 � . . I I .
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I . out first. if tile , , statistical rocor&'Qf not very near at hand, Tile principles 'co-oper4tton between science and in- I 11 I I . And the song gmlies of tho thrushes I I . � . � ,-. , .
�W. �--- vasualtlea; jn.cgn;ldian papers are 1% for which tho.Allics entered, this 0111- dustry has bQcomQ�rocognlged as. never Sweeten, the eatly twilight glooml - '
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- flght,, before. I . French Lanxaax� Si!ipplivs Nearly All . � . . . "TApperare" Still 11olds, Itil Own As Every Day Drings No�d Additiono; t9 � , ,
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. fair irdlieption of the number vf sol- filet and �or -,vbicb they are still . I
ly partially v!ndicat- The development and perpetuation ' Ictureoque Speech of
I djqrs who have, and are, falling in the Ing, ii4vo been on #Our N;Rmes ForThlaos How all the akles arO byaline; 'The Mar�chlng Song of - the P .
' basic industries necessarily . , I . 11 . I
; ranks Of the 6ther allieta"andtlie' total ed -they bavenot been re-establisliad. Of , Im- . I . . . And how the attars of the plao , � I � ILI I
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9 of these ,.ire exe0edea, by the 1100es - , ,., "" , . pliow -uot--o4y-far-reaching--plana--for ---- ------- - - -Military-- -----.--.,,--,�."-.,-,Tbdtt�bljw6-6f h 1.11-1-040194 -Aradeo� � - - � 9 0 . ar Alfuiettl - �' � * � - - -- I ` �. - - '
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- of, the onemy, the man are being killed The sowing has been long and ter. the conservation of the tow ninterlalo, 11
-the conduct of � scientific gre- Did it over Qccur to you to ihink And reeds shoot up, anil mosses 014ne; * * .
What war song of, 1917 will ease the The war In the air Is oviolving a
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� joil at a tremendous rate, In the ranks i r6y destructive ok liuME;a We .and but also ... . . . I . . . . I I . own. Already
. ,valuable proper f the a4roli that -npv uses, and the most Of- that nearly every w9rd"In our lan- ,uQV1 in the watchea of the woon brain of those yvho go forth to battle? neir - langu;ige of Its . .
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.1 L _ and military af- , . What song will thrill those who 4 .4 go
I ot Ca;siadians alone since the attac% ty on the fields 0 ficient.metho-48 of utilization may ,guage relating to war. �. . 99 1 9 o the many. quaintaxi culiar words pro in .
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. on Vlwy. Mdgo in the Arvais conflict -- . � , . , be � 'The lunar moth bursts ItO COCO041, � work. 4�110119 . , irmeni 1. '
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I . I scieral "fronts," As we call the Pl!acesi determined. - fairs Is a French word? Thilik it . I �11 , Ut home.7. I . �Sq. .9 and tba� list is be -
money And how thron eery, Ana yet . .
I on April Oth the, Ca a4lan, casualties of, the cent . I * ' terestjug, . 1 9 11
,n , osto and billions, of 48 . it. 16 almq$t three years since "the lug Wild to doilly, . .
9 . live Tun woll up to 20,000, and there have been spent-Groa I t � 13ritaliesdaili - The ralBing'in Canada .Qf seveval over; it railier curloxisly in . eerles, . . 9. British army took Up 4'TipRerary," aTid No airman aver thinks .of, tAlkAn$
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9 I -Seems to, be ' I illinjilutiQUJA the bg-:. kures being, now thlrt:Y-000111 . r . ttallons for the. cutting of . we, opeak of a "fort" ''or a Theirdge thbir deep bass- oboes, tune.' ih ., , i J - example. Flip� is - .
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9 ". 110 expefid, I emp6plzea the 'Vital, "1510ge, W,or an."army," we are talking .. I . . . 1 9 1
9 ficial iecQrds as given out 'from . Ot- ",milli6naso if this costly sowing. is timber overseas, 9 ifAry . -T.." ' 61da, its own., . - the. word W usea. And. -his flips are.
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. I tawil, . I . I . . I .. - . own' garden ' Paradoxical, 48 It ,may seem, war . always of a cortq - a
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, to have any harvest 'Of gai4 to man- hn�ortauce of forest,resourceA in con- French,. we doscribe mil I
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I I 9 . * * * *. . I � ly 0minensuTatO with nection with war operational iks,. from �; 9 1 .. I , ti soldiers go into ;ortain distance. HwAlpy, about for I .
i I . I . . . � . I .kind, �neasurab out. a44, wp, must recopflze that -6n, either Our ran . general to corporal', wtih glo,'ry And, v�lth grace - - gonge, . he so4B f1ldt. � .
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� F or some weeks xumors have � bean its terriiiliha�ieit'of sorroW and.. ,,go and usual- an hour . ot for a ,
. 1 , - 4on, it, will be 'only A war or4eace bails, the lumber a4d bear Fronch designations. And'so it Where L onii who - wanders, if- -he ` .
, . rife -iix thr, ueaPateh6s fiom oversea,§ fering, and.414truct - . � - I . . I ly those of the music hall, niusical or,, iathep,- knots. - I 1. . 9..
� . . . s� o ^'for peace, but. ft through a contplete , Germazi defeat 'pulpwood iildustries'� -ire essentiall� goes.' �: , . I A . I " ,;., pofiders'. .. � I . , . . I , ' I i4 . . 1.
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I ..., . . I I � of a UQW propo it! n ' Qermany'A 9 , .. . � I I , , M . . , � Tha siflo, th '�&. v . Roill -vihpaebo.o�k,('IluthQ'1(6yal'144- ,
. i9a�a &ushin; of F u beyond basic Industries, that. upon them d& � ,xoyv,, the �Iwhy" otall this Ii6s 'in . , . , conkedy stage, .burlesque or vdildqville. The late. FlIdlit-L.ie'utet mt tarold
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1 9 . . . has not been made lmown- . I . ruggi�nisi , - - " face[ ... " I , ., "". . '.. I 0 . 1; I., � .1
. I . G ' pond 0, hQit,of secondaky indusfrieo, of the-1aet .that the - -Frpneh In ,'earlier. _ at Bin dn�', has been
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I I I . I peace prier is not -likely t6 be 'very ! revivOl. : Therefore we. any I eTM4A , I I ", , . 0 merally uc- ,
, . . vital iin�ortanbbqll thie'economle life daytr were' the'drill masters, oil., Eull . I . 1 9 . ,said 6fteiii"wh1cl1-dQu'b.tIeos ts,the,rea-' Val Air '.'Service, I is ge , , . ,
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. . dered by'the J , a co ;Mill 9b be�t:,Util�.L :tope.. - . . . I 1 9 . . . �:-Clinton Scollarol. I . . -provide tile. most ,n i- 9 - �
Lilies, for, proposals foi P. a . ,e. holibat and i . ' I t, ,
I ; � 114riv'Aly,consi , -tit - . son,for song writeri �t6 work bvertim.6 knowl6dked t6
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I � I it -will be made by. the same authorl-; e0ectual only.'whon they contain that of the colAntry, and- that the . F n06 f6r.,centuTleg was thO - '. - .F, ......- ". I . In - !-' - Insight - lute I, - , ' ' - -
. . . . . defeat which. con , rest resou�ces,-inelud- great military power of Europe. - No when war co es; Actln�,uo*on t'his"mate ,a�d illuminating�
ties who wore behind the last bhe, codes lzatipn of our to ' I , . TI1,E MINI$ttY Or, . LOVE. ' I u: '
. I .confoorPion Of . des, every -nation now at, war has fur- the human sideof -%Mar flying yet p b-
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. � - uro' e� -11rig the divalopment of new uses And won4r that she'.9ave enauring names . .. - . � I -� I
y 9 V P ' I. I I ed sinjing. There never has been lished, gives so - f . I
that onl 'lived in the public mind as. to the V46pla of the rest f now Markets, both domestle"And fore- to military things. . . therf � ,me choice examples 0
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- . long us it too'. to read it., Allied 1 and the rest of tl;e world the right to - ' ' Bonds of Sympathy BetWeen Mothers a war in the woild's history where so sky slang. ' ' . . .
. . . J their Own lives withbut regard to ;ign, still -offers a wide field for indu%- The bayonet (the word is French) is I . . I . , 9 1
. Powers metaphorically dumped it un-, live . trial research. We should be able, ctitti' an Important figure - in the of Our British P61diers. . much.voice has beerx,gpent in song, There. is spikebozzle, for. InstAnce, .. I I
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I., rMan Ambitious, ng � . .. . . � I .When the 'Prussian soldiers went n ' . - chase, after a, . I
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. cerginoni6usly into Jhe waste. basket' -or apprehension of Ge , to increase the intelligent use of wood present War. Wh' invthted it? The Much I*s been written. and told of I nL aeroplane,
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.. the'day 'it * w A like a' or Purposes. - Yes, German proposals 'ties. F -r . ZT�pt'e ln;o'ha remarked.- "Two, ma- ,, -
as recelved-jui. . . 3 criall fbrth to war millions of voi�is'sang , . �
I scrap of wa ill be. honest o y when by leaining more About Iti . , . eptli did. The invention came about� the, great work that the woMen of *the W . .
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. ate papqr. it ;Oas, a fra4d f peace w 141 . . along the, wa3e to Belgium, France and chines went up to spikebozzle him. .
. or I plate This,in'turn, means m0a.6nd better I a rather curious way. - in mu i .
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. a � 9 . r face'the,com 'business for Canada And an . intreased in . . . Motherl.antl 4re doing nition Russia "Die Wacht am Rhein` and Mahy nglish . .
. nd-a sham. The next one will eman- they admit on thei . to . . The Modern Bayonetl. .. aeroplahe workd,, In' "Deutschland, Deutschlanol . I ueber . learned professors of E . 1.
. " I ate from ..tile same source and will failure df the German ambitiori cfLpacity, from,both direct and'indirect . .. I ,,�_ factorleo, in might hayp given yeats of. situdy and .',. *
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I . ),ave. tile 's4me .underlying purposo-'dom*inate the world and to Bhepherd I , When it bad been proved that cav- shipbuilding. yards, in agriculture a d. Alles." .France's troops went to bat-jthbught, And yet have failed to creal�e .. . I
. I I , revenues for the payment -of the great od by iri�- in countless -ways thaf Vill .release .
; I . . Only, one peace is possible and that the "inferior" peoples under the, iron' I alry charges coiild, beiWithsto . � tle ,singing "The Marsefflatse.10 When -a word so peculiarly expressive and I . �,
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. 111master, �.The war dett with which the tountry will . . . .
! � of rule of the Trussian dF , . . I . fantry in ejose order if armed . with mert.for Military .service. But little the J' anosd took,,.� KlaoXhou'they meaniligful-as"splkel�ozzle in colanec?-;
i 9 oni will follow the actual defeat . .. be confronted. I . I has been beard of another piece of V -P . . I . . . .
. , the ZoAffict.! power of the, Xalser and his inhumazi pikes, tacticians Accepted the idea that . I song the national hynifi "Ximi Ga Yo," tion with Zepp strafing. ' ' �' -
- -,--- German -.% '.� - . '-w9mem-in--ill� ,RUBB-1w:fts troop-g,went�Wthe- , M -.--I--.- - - ---- 1, - - I
,rmics-mowin., .t .,th--An-�exeeIIe,nt Jaeginning-Was---been. -, -- I iroopi in bat- w- - liundrodaol . . '. I . frWA. - - . 6 �
I . I ' ' - es --1 � ------- 7- - ""Ve -- --ili-ol' o ea 9 - A-1 -Tarrangeftielitof . . ork that . I . . ,. I . - . . .
,,.This, is why the call of iiie Xfti -is � war lords. must .. e crus, p tio Jn id�a . . . I Or .
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- . mit'46 in such investiga ns by. the in, � . . . Obscure Jigms. , I . I .
I . 'than ever for men, money and never to. rise again. I 9 . tle *as one'wherein blocks' of 'pike- ,Old. Land. are doing, for out boys singing.:- . , . . . . . . . .: .
. . . I more- . � *. *. *, . Forests 'Laboratbitos maintained 1?y . . � throwin open their Uomes to them I . . � Huffed,.tneaning got killed, is ail- ' f
4 . munitions, to defeat them., When the . men alternated with blodki of mus7- .9 . ' c' - .
I . . . � � t - istie Airmew's �vo - . . .
- then -will it I - 'the Dominion Forestry Branch, in co- ve tbo noble Czarl, . rd.
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.' Wliat utter Ally it* would. be, ,Whht keteeri-the latter to attAck-and the and' looAine af ,or them when on, ', "God sa . . , other charactet I . . 0 �
. enemy has. been defeated � . . , operation with McGill Univeisity, at . . I �. , - I I Long may he live, : . I wliich Lieute vn to* , I �
I . I be clearly demonstrated to German a ridiculous 'spectacle -the head- men . . valuable are, former to repel the enemy. . leave, . , � . : , - . . .-,,
! I . . . ,,, 1 should Montreal. Particularly . I . -Recefitly one otthe'fiist contingent In Power, in happiness, in peabe . .the public at large;, but ho omitted to .. .., . .. ,-
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I War- lords illat the' conquest of 'the of the Allies Would present . f It wag -a French officer who'suig6st.; . - .. � . 17 .mention the phras, lftb hasn't . . , .1 . I .
. the investigations o pulp and paper boysJust finished 'his fourth'Asit to ' To -reign!"' �. . '. '. . , ' . - B, h. ,,as t come,�,.
k � ' - World'by the -impossible,op be deceived by or inveigled. into, � I . I � '.
I . . is. ,,d.theJheyJ � ed that the strength of a'force mijbt . I . . , has �
. . M , ___ , _ _ -manufacture. . ..which.-4)roniiae,,,!ze-p-ults� I , these--charm1n"ox&q91A.- al. - OL 1��ck for his cap," which has . 11.1 . .
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. � . Germali pepple'will i;ee 4hat th� do& � any proposal. of-p`oace em"kiia-ting-ftotra . . -Ve- do-iubled,by - 9foviding-ea-ch min -with- --d---wb1;-,h. -Jhas-'been-.dis,tirJ �. - . . I �
. . . most.important to the industry, . � wrote Wis mothei - what "peifewetly late I . �, . . . melanch fic4tice. -,-1 ---.- - - - -----. ,- 1.-, . .
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. trines *they have a6cepted through. a German still engaged in the dihboli- . - An adjustable pike, to. fit , into the'. � ' . . '
. . .. . . � In many. cases scientific research . . bully people they all were, -arid, Mrs. It* . . This'phr4se- originited at a"certain't. , . ! . '. ,
. ine and"rulia . ' his gun. Thu , aly ' a entrance into the .
I -i may pave the way for"*kstly increased mxizzle of a each, soldier . .do her � 11 . .
. � 'her troops sin ing`�kll For- I � .
, . . 11 it � in- � C, - jitst mothers us and Makes 0. rial' 'War withm � . ' 'b g school, kfor training naval - a , I - r-6 - - .,.
, as'llas .characterize 'be at Aid. be both usketeer and pike- I . � . .9 . I
. ! their lvad,Ors and rulers'were false c4l work Of murder,, ral: .
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. . I . I ;tndlead their .:.country to a;tdXrible such .. d,t - markets for Canada's surplus fore P? ' , . I . I .
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� .1 . I. diaastqr� 7 . ". . I I humane ,conduct in Northern France , � '. op- . Man. . I M, , . �- -.�--. � -, . - . home for us. . - - � , � - Waroll AII,Forwardl" -- . I - . pilots. - Before .a i6n "took. the air" � it , , . I 11, . I I �,
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. . qnd upon th *hI products . Letter� ha sed , betwee .--the So drilled in the songs ol� the Fa -' Was BtO'i ' Y for 'him to -Nang his .
I . * * * *, e , esefitch Afterward solneb6oly-.1lit Upon the VO pas I .
I . -1- -1 . I I 01 ,.seas wheroirer. the - � I i. . ' tb ed Service cap, 6h, . o �
: - - . I ... . I— .. � .. .Vortunitids, thora-is tee.4 �qr . r... . , . o6oy�s-nlother-and-thedear- - old, -Jady�-: r ave- een .no of, A.kong� . � � 1. , "
. . . om sUbriiarine menace e o o asping t e pi e-aroun . . . . .
. I � I ' , ould'dod-fate.- The I" -4-1 - - " ' - t Germany's -troops that. peak I - ,
Ali the ovdi-tures of peace lr�' 'Gei to, determine m9thods for better .n-o.66ii if �h k d he a mea en, a .
I * ' I � I . � whose wonderful kindnea�s.ha iugh 'A Bel- line of -Pegs, Wh I pilot, crashed . , I . I
.. � I ill be 'in vain till thbn. I lust of . woild � conquest : Is 'not Yet utilization of I wood, waste.. Under ei�d of the gun bgriel, so that it, -,iould. � C nt Whitt the ainly went -thic l I I MW 0� .1
I I . .� . .o of any kirld'qfienoibed-, the �s present conditions, only about * one- not interfere. with* the firlirg of - tli6 so milch'to th6,youn z!nadian. And ok three steps be- dr, had some, other unfortunate . I * I . . I I I
. � ln0ed, itis wild t think c . . ante ambitions, fill the I . � , I � . .
I'd .p6ace as"long'"' Germany holds'lleart of 'the kdis4- and 11is, counsel� third of the solid' contents of th6 tree gun; aild thus,, it may .lbe' now the - mothQr here has received tWeen each, two lifies of O'Die,Wgelit haPx lie did not;, of '.courae, come back : ,
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.� * ' , the doctrin I e that Ifthe necessities . of: Jors as bpforepthis world conflict be" I said, the t4i :-mpst - dQligheful po�,A;Plctu, I ; ,.. 1. I . ll�pnce, the origin of ' ' .. . *
. , 16 utilized in th' e* form of lumber,Ahe bayon'eb.hadAts -'orijin� . -.. 0- V3 - of ain R14n.!,v . - t.- '.. -.--.-. - - --.--.r. ..for his,dap,.gnd .. . 1. - . I
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- .. - . 0 the German State are &bove.-hu%4i0y�,J'gan'-. ,'TheA1lib6`ti0kIs14-ot 6oniplete orm of -to�d . The'llyntla -of HAte. - , - ' I - ' ' - ssion, - ... �. I
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1. -ther 11 . -to* be balance going to waste in thol Thb . fip-to-date: - bayo'neV ay, . " A fiother 'no* m pre r.. .
, . I I and that thdr e is ',much fighting, yet . , . Engl�nd, t�llint all.thi dear,,. i .- - .
. - is no moral law where :L .. . ' � saiy-dust,'slabs, edgipga, tops, a er, Is. very. diff�ro�t fromL,the Frac,tidally-tho- only,wa
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, e . hj gs ithat-a.--mothei longs ta now- � Song, tbf-Lt -*hich- came frorii: ,tbe same - school I �,� -- - --.-, - - - ----
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� � . - -1 . tho German' I oficerned ' � etc.. `Ultimately, it, should'be Poo- old style we.apon so'cal ed. It 1%. in i A" achioved4istincti ii in Germany ol�ce hickboo. HiekboQ,mo A. good many!. .� - ! - '. � ',
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. - . heid of the August -l" 19M -was: Erfiest Lissaner'i -- - - - -
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1. . - - fac .. - el. I ' tachable to ... n mu'zzlo, I - her.' -,Ho* comforting -it. Hyfnn ,of Hato.'� Herr Lissauir was . . 1. . I
,.countries . must- face this- � . blobd' of.i�e t1iou ian i � hint to tell 94 , �
. % . , . advAntitgd -at least'a considerable pro- knife, at . . ', -
: ,. -', - e a' tiie fl(xwor of. Canadals,young � � 1. . ; was to -the. M66ir'to'lewrii. that Ily U. are about. If .Zeppelin� "or Taitbes,,'. ,� . '.. I
.: - - 'Oerrhan aystem;� must be broken , and , soldier , . I I ate material. . , - . but. L%rried ordinArilk. in' a leather ou� decorated' by'Emperor. William. -with - 4 1 . is "on I .". I ". I � I . I
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. I . demolished be�ond,iesu'frection or th .rdarthood, bv-�Bhod in vain? . --" � . shoath. 'IZ irench, fightin aday'd I will be . . . the -Re(EazIe-oft - - - . I
. . . , ., . Pitupsla � � 1 L . g. now ' . Proud of �iin ordei-.-of the I .0. he iing, in. zfa�ct; -which is.. calculatd, *�
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. ., I � � ism and, Kaiserism . � . ` ivhilb in'�cha � ;. . . . 't the i4illd up -the timid is ... �
, German system -,�riil, bionk� I RAILWATFIRE PROTECTION. - it Js. -most commonly employed as a I ybars in. F rance Lave- improved him Fourth Class. after, the - famous. '. - "11 � a hiek L ) ' " '' ' ' '
I . � . '. Till- before peace can prevail. NVithali it is'. ' �-.11 . . . . . * physidally, raoiter he, is . to. pit. . - I � I I � I . . .
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. or believe in., . , . . knife,- pu i arid' gimple; being,. exce6o17 � ton * I I The iioroi is -rdaIIy,A--C'Hii0ktiOn,!.0 " . .
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I �. Vie German armies have been defeated a hopeful sign ell Germany. talk& sfactoXy.Ues.ulto-.. 116,Ve�-Beefi -ingly--'effeetive-at ,cl6ev.-quikers. - � -- _.C.pl vable - boy: we I wd�.-Published, in 4% MUhioll' UNstrated � , . , . . . "
! I . ' - �eace -n f - Saii . . . . 1. . .. I- et -at Christmas' 1.914. .1 can -AA- - an Indian woka, meaning. an ea,gle, �. � ., : ,,, -
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. �.. . . --�alk .about- , . . . -- ,Secured Undir Competent. Directioir - oRecently.in ell ,�army . I . . � . . - I � I
.. 11 c '.. I.- - 7 - ,, . . , � . PI . sure..you France has'ftot'harmed him.. - . , -.. . . . . ".. NVante * d it d. .. � '. .
. �aeoi 'is a sham. �Peace caft.only.161- those who are .fighting her, .And .they . .11 I . ioned cavalry'sabre has been.'re - . Wor - " � � I
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1. .... � I . promig, I � 1. . the least Jittle bit...'Ife has sailed clear. "Hate -�y waAer And hate by I a*nd.'-. .',',. ` 'the � , ,
, I . Ow German willhigness - to accept will interpret it as. a e 'of Vid- - The railway--;�fire-pi'o'tectibn.wo�'k, in by, a*attarght sword,, fo .. -Stunt,is one of most frequently- : ' -. � - '
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I ... - 1�` - -. I . � . . nent I I e 8 a S on -all . ting,, ,.of -temptatl6fis.'� . . - . . . - - . . . -; . - Hate of the heaA', an& hate of .the hAnd;: used. -.w � Ords in the.Aii..Servidd` -'Do I ' . �' 1. . � I . ... I
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. , iermi founded oil conditions- - whiv)i tory-.2nd -an 4 c Ave- to; -fight harder,,'th � 0 t bli m t � d �-administrition - ��Ich-W iftbY i6ofe, , "'lid -Ate. of the 0 . I . � . .. I
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. . . . I � L F .. . . � k . .%. . � �.. of which the Cominaidsimi of Conser- � Another, m6their in thp� city *bo�e Hate o � . I.. . . anglatunts 'in6l' e .all man;or of'. . I.,!. . . I
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t1i -19-IT SOCIALIPOVL� � 'M - - � ill:: be nsaily, the e-- on- 'Rall -Way -Comffillisi6n,� has pro- � . 1. . - . we Pon.. ,",: - ffi-e-ai was ill Hibe - of-, seventyl: - nliffibilir- choking - g xi�--
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, � . - - - At I ilwir�Act -- --north -..io, Lend' We hive -on"o6l-Aiid one, dloite- . ,
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11�L . I . . . . . .. . pies6t.-.the Unitig-States-is, the- -and the regulations of bat.....there has neyor been, �- a � pattern . .ea- away --from the on ' . . � . , nytiring but it !bus. , Small airslilog' --.-. .. , I
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0. , . - its a7ord so . itar;of -just .- sea the � I ng .majov�' I � ---.-, 11 , - -,. �. �. . ?.� . - � Are blimps, howeve.., - . . . ..
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i - -� I .. . -. reacbii�g - -conseququees, . forced set Ole prices for itidlf?and leave its. Jurisdiction-, have,assumed ` full re- the Jurk,.-yvhich bec�me ;f�miliar; -to I spent several day there "fixing th6gs - . . � I - ----- - I -belon - . - ,- . - - . -1 . 117 1 .1 ,-
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�- ..'. : mankind into strange- and weird situt AssQcjAtva� to b.argitin.fo.r,,.t).i,emis,elv�es- onsibility-foir--th -extifiguishing -V- guroppA��Jhr'ugli its use bj*e� gar- up. fo .
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--- - ---- I -1 ,..:ations, and compelled. the a option o eaple asA whole will fires .. presumably .'due- 'to .railway Aeons irl fighting the 'Crusaders of the enco'graging news; the r --ille I . . �
I , . , . ' For all. this the p � I . �Ong compose -ace of "Engl[4 d'B . I
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. � I . . policies to meet thesituation which b� illy griateful and,thankful, for causes. - Mmirable co--ope�ation, has. Middle. Ag�ea, I To slice with - a- straight' Mao gave interesting �details, -411.! about ' mar s -of are, cli1ppies. ` ., I- - ' 1. � . . .. � . .
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-AngeljUtopian and dreamed of I - trust exist' e r' ilway - organ.:' gword,.onelmus *sa-,- with itmii - the y 0 . a een pre- . I ' ti ` ' , ; "" - I
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I ..., �. I - . only by'such visionary win -�Janlmorff themselves to A, paternalistic govern- izdtions and tho-several'Doininioh and formance�scakee practicable in batflo, sented with at Buckingliarh J�Alacd,' whic . h runs:,- . . .. � . .. . Ped an�th6r -stripe, i. -, .. - . I � . .�.
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1. i . � . ---as Debi;;Bellaray and,their like.'. than to the. greed 4zid avarice of provine at, .�, flre�-protective a the scim' the naW�e Of the ,wo'unds' "'IN a long.wa ipperAri,' � �' and leave is rderred to ' -, a I .
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I � . ".. .. Undiiubtedlyj a. 'double emergency individuals -arid' orporat I - .toN�ard gavd the the" � . It's'a long way. to -go; , . . . I .. I .. �. . I
. . . e monopolies, with.; results thoroughly satidictor� 4nd,wido And heavy'forward - -young officer all Cani , ' leave. � , � , � , , . . , �. - 1.
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. I . . exists in the United - Siatei, if, .not whose'lust for-g'abi kis not penetrated..to. 11 concer�ed. - Rail the end, slicei by mere stiikin . .�' than iie'w''s from her -letters and � wrote fft's "a, 1png'way to Tipp6kitrk � :11 :' . It is diiiious"that flying I on, eing, , : .
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', : " . - throughoUt the world', And to meet it. by a §ingle ray of� pity. � . . . liden reduced, to a position of very , - . One rehlembers.h9w Saladinoin Sir many. for'bim to'filends,,- here;' Still To the. swoete# giii Lknow; .: � I 1w, '. . . .
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I . .. . contral'Zilrope, and why' the � enemy JlAv signal service in ai . I - . . t :Vj '�-generallypopular tems-f6r-thein;- - - -1
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. . . . .., �.: -it ,. . as -be - ' able to' hold 6iLit so lonj;: -for the � 4 ion clean in boy's ;e . '. I . , .
. . harrying�'a dontinent,iand '. is fast h* en I . extinguishing of-mafiy fires fo otu � .. ' -iefves, ,111�.,. , i. - " '. I ; , -, ".
1. ; , . :1 t , � . , . . . - is ,iA . - 13 ., � it.thereili ' . " . A sent -they Are-. airmen , not . " - . * - , . .
.. :pegobing out to. 6mbrace.every nation -the government from. the very start of the. origin 'of which ". they- were two'*jth Mingle sliciii blb*'(jf his It �gr� 3 in t Lveyaid. ut �m� � heart's � righ .
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I . . I I ,; . . . I .� . .. engaged in the productions Of '.�wi - the U.:S. ha, . - * I . � . t , thought . afid, ,c6iltin,tied, * kindnesses 1. I -troops, includin . g Any. of the iithor'fanek-", . ' vibich! � .. . .
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. . . . . .about the game ve � Diiring4916,'558 fire A ibelieginn.ing of the presen war, I 1 the, British, names � ..
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�, I ...( , - the' S011 74 -re no*, and for nearly three beguntqd6i We. must 4ight -the 'devil, ed as originating-� in forest sections, � by . of ,co' d be tecoiihted. - they are bright I' �e6p..the.. Home . ing.enious,.* persons .. attempt'.t . -... I .
.. .1 . - ... - k % . .. I . . .. the .. way, .-.xn.any regiments V1 r . I . vorz,Noveilo�s-!% I Fireo .certabi, . � ot--' ib.-- ' , � - .. �.
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I .. . ke � ' . I - - 330 fp -of, lines subject to: the French .4 troops. wore -red- trousers .1 e , in � e 01 11Miclf&e1O!Le. -,,-C.�" 4.010-uptin thern. -- :- , - 1, - . . I .. I .
1 , are havd, been, dolne nothing to- witIvItis own.fire. 1. - . injhisd�try g,di' .. . V. I I
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.. . � I iva c . . . I , I lWay IdommissionIg jItriedictiorl been .'xetained,. -n twith- and inxiety,, and,wo-can on re . . . 1�i,: ,
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I.., 1--- . *ithin-.Aheir P�v�or, 'aided by, the�- I --- - , LIFE PASSE e , - - � - irog,� 128 fires -les's - than' in: 1915. Of sta�nding their, undegirable - con leu-- ber to thank God -that �such woniew.are, . " - , I- . :.-- I � V, I ,OUR . ENEMY TICE PLY., . - ' . � � . � ..
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0 . I . I I . - .. . I ,. these, 69 por* cent. w�re definitely � � - gi... . li1A*fi9Vls � ' - . 11 : � . . .. I . I . '. . - I �'. I .
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. � I li d 'ith the pan on&' A little . ehing cent. to.known ehuseg other thanrail-. tory of their. country . . . . . ' I � .11 �. '', ., . . .
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. . . I I 1. � . . f d - - -The - A the Yorkghli:4-�laxlg, when. ,the t ivould bo'pos�iblo for the . .--. -' - , --
. I. � . ambitious man slid . Mother ,-Nature, Aild a little ne I arer ever d' I acres value at $35,566. '* I � . . c. e- cates � . -,_ -..'
. .. � ' V ay - - ' damage �rolli all f1rds is. estimated at . steel, exceeds the supply,' And -guni are silent, frequent . I . .. 11 I
.1 tile 0 ' 7 ' - ,, . I ., childfen were thuglit ; English ifiand- f0r .' , . . ' 14 - � . �
I . . . , ,and about, the only weapon .we. have ''To nes who.haVe" ' I I . - , I � . . . � � . . *d - I
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. . . � � � . .1 I . . , gone before,. I.j. -the railwaks are fighfing men ,wore red 6oats -for --e'x-- Junk 011e§ -are sdarclied for available �et.for,a sing. . 'And the songs -most It'is -in easy matter to provi e a . �. . � .. I
� is to follow%E uropo' in stimulAting and - - . . � ... 89 482 ' Of this . . � .
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......, I . .111, I . . I . . I 9�. P , ' - th 90 - per . c . en .,' k ., 1 he - .. . 1. .1 I. .� , - - - furnace:1 ex. " tting "' I I , . i 11
. . . ctric steel -for. the, ggr - �, - . � �
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I -- . . I *A Utp, . 1 ---J---4-"--i�-"U- -,---j cngyg�d vi - t -a.a y -t --s , - , inetil, the ele av�r�����.Ut g�j�-.� , lid, bggq, -Can,, � , ..
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I I I . - - - i&--ror most ,of the;fooda, An& -X-.,eo , 11 . . � . I � SUM XER F IR . Abide�:With Tile, fast' fa . . , - - -
I .. 7nunt Pr . _ w ng weariness of t. I e framq Thus oW all ilnos* gubJect to the uris- . 11 F .. . �'�'. � , P�rativel�- Poo I I 1. I . p . -is not such Ali easy matter ,to ex- .. I '.. I .
. "I I J . � . ii 9 . , I - . steel from -a com. r qua - . . I I . if �, �
� 1. . . 4lothi ' i aterials, An4 the. first step . d i I 1. I . . . ". .. . . P As.niore , ti We,, , I . I � I . - 'I d 'flie' 1r6 .� , � . , , . . : . I
ng m . _1 ' With each swift Passing year."'- I jet;" rd ,throughout Can-, ' -ness deep s,.p6 - , ,a 6 a fil,ihe manure, PJ1e. J.
t I th6 on of the Boa k e'r lt� 6f Aron and steel,scra . T�e ,Aatk .
� . . in this direction - is t#" cut ou i A fading of h pes, and, aviblilons, to'd -1 Gtare Danger. from. St6ves in Sumn I I ell id, with me . � . .:..1.111 . � I
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. I 91. I . . . Q . .. .1 Ada -the forest.0res defin�itely attribut� - , . . . . . . . ; and tftore Careful ., conservation of I .., tp. , *.'I* .*-. . I � * I is b,est 6 store the ma . ..'' . � . I
I - . and - � 0 1 . .. Kitchqn Without -Chimneys. ' .. I . . - -abide. , . 9 1 , . .. .. �. .
. � nd t e ddlemdrip .1 A, falteiing in life.16 quest,. . - ., ,. . I . tha ti has beeirmade f eanS:. - .1.�
. 1. - ' 0 . . I to-�rdilway agencies d 16d. id .. . . .. . . . ... jdatural 'resources' becomes' necessary, , - . , 11 �. . lyw-proof by in .. - � I �
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.. * arx %binh t -little nearer y .. , : t'. ,. . � I . � 1, 'gain � Or:- - . I . , . . ' of redn, or to store it lit atighthok . I , ..., : . .1 . . .� . I
j1poculittor", t , formed , able .am- . . . . - . I . �
.. . . . -'est �811 co . a I 011 0 un- And a . . every da .age amounting,, to. only $36,666---:�a - re- � A seri6iii.fire:bazard is the suMther electrical , processes., steadily . --h ' So' I
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: - � ... a , To a'swee a ' '* '. I Lead, kindly lig t � " If it is not pbsslble�to.stora, -1 , . 1. �
. aly r, ISO the PricQs o? n6cessitie f na peaceful. rest' ' ere heir greater epon- - . .'( , . I'a , " . . , I
. � - ,Thus th'6,.i-Od4al-90VO-VOline'nt',,�ilI asw:� ' - 19 1 . , , , , markably good .showing.,* ciin�idering kitchen or lean-tto. V requently ... I I gr;und bec. Use of t I Amid the eneirdling gloom, . the, mail-' ", ,: - .
. ..- �� � - - - , , ". . ... � 4?�.. - ."--,--t- � . 1. , . � j&lq . use . I I . � - bof plaees�-- * . ... .
, - - the -uq� is-Wd"i! Th'M - - A'Ar-o��- v- - - -- --�
. , - pvorable--we-Athurt,unditi ^ - gtt -7 - -Mny-ill tjle,� Taw--niaterials,; -.- - - --- - -,--- tb----'--- ---TF----- ----------- .th - -n a i
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. I I.. & , tli� ... � .- -.111--- � .- ! . . . I .Lead-1.hQPM9 ... q]R'-�...":...���.,:�-���....-�l---,.-pil�-c -betreatedat - - - '. :. !
I me contro A little mot,f l6neli'n' .% Of I'M fii,es rep,ort-e 9'. . .causes move( ouf for title- Warn -i season, and. - �At the beginning of' 1916 there w e-te'"', "-- .� all, int�rva'ls of Aen ... ,
. .kU , .. , , I . . e�IT iw' life -1"-A9X.. . .. . '. , -. Or tlie,.SINVIrigilig-jnili�ant--hylmn.,--�. '
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I JUch* a.9 .storage hoise's,, warehouses,-- 9 .." wee's . � I --�'. � - .1
. . As -tha-dear' ones -pa-si -away.-'- � - - Loo�*otivc- -j - i - ' ' t'Abrough tb6 wall. 'e?e*' ist elfu - ' i th United.'. � I -&ie .1
.� .1, I r , - . were as follows: s, 61 ppf a 1 tovepipe pu . 79 ciric e rfia-ces lit , e ' , yo� ': ft-tWitr - k 7. 'during - *arm , , . . , -.1 . , 9 �
I , not Albigger claito oti. the hea � I . 9 ,',Onward, Christian Soldiers, - . .. . ..
�. .. �, . 'eti., �nd "e,to it that these are ve,nly,land cent - iailway- employees, 8 per cent.; roof � This, ig'a verydangerou States , produdin 100,000 tons . per ' * - . - weather by'm6ans of chemicals. This, . . � t� I
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,. . �; - - ' 9 . -Cft, tie(!,-,alid-�!��ShG�-ld-�-110..t'�be - I � 1� P14 .1 Altqr��-4tq � v -dr double. thia 1. I .- � . .
r lt ,te famitie prices as they : I . ... F . . . .. . . . - . . I Miirching as to. war." - � ,
.--..-. .. .. used.. to .cres _'- 7 11 With eveM�pak�lfigda ' ' '. -w -a K � mit l In tap.:r .4 v ar;� to�d4y� I'
. . , i '- �, - __ _.-- __ -91-z , mpdrs.�aud=�p, velcrs,,�l -paL- - T o� - - _ _qy � -, -- - - - - - -- I I �.... ;2 -1 , ..
I . ' t. . 9 - 9 � . - - oth �,r '� -ica , .- - �Y�eii,ly, produ - . . z -- . ------int6-tli,�-ai3Ult-,.fi�t.-- . ! t - - �� � .A�';�
. - - :., . are at pr�esell . . . I - �� .... AJIttle-farthe.r.from, t.oll,anol care, settlersi 8 p6r-ceiole., ( - -�nowll Sto . sh.ould be,'a,t. I 60 oikhteen ;�uml)6 -;Wikli� a etion'ex . " I I I . � �4.1 . . . . I— I . .. . I. .e 11 - . I I . I.- ; .% : . �. � i
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,. '. 1. I ,The government is..tNgo still fur- 4A little' less --'way to roam; , . . -, . . ..- . . .
.. I . . . . ciulea,- 3 per cent.; iinknoivil- cause,. 13 'Inclio.4 front any wooden wall or ceeding'1,000,000 tons. Theic furnaces , TH $PLI LOG DRAG. - Powdered lielleb6re *C'an'be pecurecl, - , - 4
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.? I : . 11 and instruct, supervise and direct .A drawing near. to a joyAll' hope; . pet 60* ,. ' , .1 I ' ,r'eqdire in the.n;ikhborhood,'Of 150,009 I . . .. . . . . I at*4ny drug stol-e . affid1t 1P ", 0 , specmkl-'� '4.1�1-.-.--"�,, -
. .. . .1 � , nt - - 1, tio,n The floor..Should b6 Covered 9 . I . � �. , . .. � , - � ' ! Y. . 9. .. '�'
11 fa:rmer ,regarding what he' Aliall And. h 4ppy b6ftli-' '-.--T.li6..ti,,b..o,L,.tant�..caxa�f�.r�-fi�.e--Xlk�t��, wit]* ' ;� I � . ended ,foir'.-tr6ating manbte� -- �,* ` .
... 9 � �. : _ _,yqlcome L zinc oriron beneath the stove to bip., one of th� liirg��t i§ingle-installa- -AA,'.a' .
, .9 . .. . - I ., ritagp of its Use on,Eatth Road rROMM �,
�i'Knffi"'-liilif - I . , . . ", � .1 1. - . , . - -"- , - �'. . -1 - . heaps. -.",.Mix one-half pound of jow-, . .. I
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'0,��,�, -11, -, Ing-purposois is -now -- ` teil: any live Cos. a, t 6 covering I tions having a a � - , . I 1. � �
. . .-1 . . will be required to . . - - - . - . I ill effeff 6h fhl� -total e pacity of 70 tons .d... I .It. 8 ring. . ' . .
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. I � � 1 .--Railroads , , Canadian -Pacific, Grand .Trui sh u 6xte or. beyond, -the' AtOve for in unit,8 of It -and 20 tons �-. , � -,', , * J . . . . 9 . . ns of wal- , � , - : ,i. I
I .. - . I � I lk, toniis- cao Id, - 11 � . dered h6llebore with -ten gallo
. . .1 I I foodstuffs * in pi6ferezieg- to -othet' , , .POTATO PRODUCTION., :9, - it d"conventioti4'ilre excel to "I i ix'tf ith the r � . �. I 'i
I . . . .. . .1 . 9 inches lit front'afid oil the. ' The. Mative- growth in Canada is � Good Oad - an' & M loioii6ly Wt. , han-,1, .
, . . 9999 glits tb prove I nt market maniptila- ' , - -� ' . ... I. . . kAming. - and Northern Ontario and . ei' liteen i . ' ' ill Ilyaround th6'edg6s ot th '' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . I 1;
., I .. . . .; . .Canadian Governroat'raffi�ays. '�Such side on..'which the fire door 4peng. even,grater'Ahe electricfurnhce steel tent. ' Much infoAnation . and many ure, 'especia 0 . . I �
I . The Average yield of potatoes p0r I . !
'. ons.' - ', '*. .. . equipment has Proved it,; effeo�tiveness. Where pipeg pass,throug1l :bartitions, prq4uctioti has increased from 61 tons helpful suggesti6s ar.e.tq .6'e -obtained pile.. - The above -quantity is sufficionti , .1 � . * ,, ,
I 1. . �/ � . , * , .* .* . '. , . aore in Diitarioin.191r� was 53 bushels. ' . . . . ,. I 9
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I . . -6 '916: -tending them � "''. - Vilfortunate- for- tiel' cubje-:-fet-f -of 1�anljr�." , ' Y, "--:---- I
. . The next lowest y1414, lit the . last :And wider use- is �o 'be- ho id ,f 1p�ll thimbles. :�iv. spaee�x4�uid' in 14K6 'to -43,760 �oiiis lit 1 .-' fh. frorrt7 -A I Th �
. -1 i ) The. govoinment alaa prol)ose& to. � -- . -7 . 44 P- , -O . r-- : � �- Jim . . with- 9 . . . . . I I
. I thitiy-five'-years.was 76 atid the avcr� Z' . . � . be provided� M.iac'6himneys shoxild 1 Montreal, alone,,aceording .to figures 1'� very f6* country' patlimasterA at hellebore is very inexpi�nsivo,,and for, I I . - .
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. ree'just h610 Much Of -the nbedsgi- .�L 6F iVARF.kR10% be, uied, arid these should be at least' .supplied. by the, Civi d telld then! - Wo all hope that,, eve a'.few ce ts a sufficient quantity Call' I
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% . .1 . . . . . of Ijf6.shhII go into the'Monufac- I age annual yield for theyholia peribol, . . I oany, gooa roads, with Propter sur- be secured to . I � Ast . .through the -entirel . . I
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� . . . . '.1 '114 Iiiishols pet ,aqre,. , Considerin ' . . . - � I e-ighi. inqlwi� tbick, And start �,roiit a 1 . Industrial','Co., there are in opefation, t . I .. . . . . . I
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; I " brower, , 9* , I - , 4ettric'furnaces �aee and under -drainage, and fou'nda- seamoil. I 1 " . t
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. �� e of luxuries so that the a Material Furnished,, Ily .The foundation on th'e'Iffround. If chimw I()' being installed, I I ( . I . I
.. I I "ilistiller will be placed oil shorf both yields nd Prices, of seventeen, . I . I . , � ' ill,beedine general..' 'Ite-41while ' 1f,the breeding I lices a:re . � . i;
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I . . . Fishes , of the, 'Sea. . ney, -hied with tile forM% lua'de for .recifiiring a, total ,of I tion w destroyed, - - .
. . I ... .different farm crops, those which gave ". - . . . . . , , � ' 6 ,� etepci.�e the ? . - " '
oblit�rated, a� . 11 - t fed from JlJ.Tl,i 'it. -would..' e well fo,k Li to . I I but ftw'flies will be found Around tfie, - ', ", . . . �
:. . � I � tons, -it not entirely ' the greatest returos'per acr6 in On-. . l,wen'tlie, fishes of the sea tire called.; the bbrposo, .1 Siiigle,briek thickness is, larger furnaces wholl ( 'few that �io rnake'their,'. � ' � .
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. In short) ' it * Would in ws: � 1,6ta- . '. satisfactory. This. is the -billy safe, 1 tell'sion lincs and "Propelly, controlled, pl,oper care that rhould be given I to . I
I a. t to fario 1' 1010 were -as folio' an to supply iv'ar raat�rial. '. . I ; . 1. -b� 11 I any exi-ling, carth roAds:. .. , ... appearance e . a, .� 1 I
as o * individual I abou 16 ,� .: . way and while mor� expeiisfte,. the � offer -no swrious distui i, ceg. t� thei), in, . h ,soon .he caught br . .
elli�fnated in' the. interests of the toes,;$78; turnips and other field , otk�, I � - ' . .. . I
. I I In Polynesfa spears are pointe�tl and 11 . , Plant -of, le po. AVhilc.'. t . 8 ,of fly traps oli:Po'l, e ' d' � : 11
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, $76; benns,,$68; ' liusldng� '6rn, $84; e aboriii�ly C roduciio' ift the fire danger nio�e tlilrn i ch cui ts, but it ...3 than f) ra�ellln�! 011011911, Dund-0 mean ell a al)
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, . I t to. eolltlt�y, tile middle of April, ,it was stjci�ly . .
e . compensate -.4, for' the added 6.41�11.1),. capaCity 4110111d not attenip , fiV el i
. , �ctp , nolont- 7 ... . 10 !
" fleavell. . and ft0l.wheat, $33.. It'will be. seen i Ainflaq. Su0i, 'A weapon inakes a insirtmee compan . - 110 11 - that the � n)ad -XII .windows' wid oloso'rs should b(y ' ..
q ical Socialists' �htful woul , id. fearing, the I flesh to ics" w1li. carry-siiiglp j)hase furnase"A of 400 k.wl ofiStil "OY ndtiectiblt�' .
I ' returh's wel-6 obtain-Iftig . 'till, ft- ..' . t) . le ' * , . . .
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. - predicted 'sure it buildink where or O�cr- ' Tile, *Pd9sibll ities � as' Ali 01- upon which . ,ag had 1 carefully, g&cened'. This . very es-' I
, 1. '' .. ndee(f, It is ' c0llfldetitlY I .ultivated �vops. . , . . . I � .., ,not- kjiowjn�,ly in split log, oil .- _ ,5, . I ... � . . �
� , t beforo this month'en#6 .the 9bv- ed from the.c .tatter.q. , - , I . ' pa . ssds to the outdido 'peak lwiol ard.good as the uslial length beezi-tise.d*ercliltil6oi(leillY.Ilettel"e.()I',,St�j'itiaI tirkeepitg, flies.out of the!J. I
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. I '. out Will. b� in ab9oluto control of, , Acd&dlng 6 present prices, ' the Anotljor 6qtrumqht- of frightfulness -i; (litioll't'h.-in,tlie.uiitlral�p,,etI roads, Do 11611'se.:' If 'it is nof, poiqgiblo 0. Be. , ,
roc�l valuo, o� rke Alurchased f6r 'On, through a wall -or roof .th� insurer, of -lheat,, ii - onl9 about - three- -hour t I
Aa . e in tile 11 9 . -- itit tintil the road is to lie recoll-, vura.vdre .sereon, the cloth nios4uitor , , , *.. 11
� I ; , the eggentittia'of life Ana their dis- _4 * , South Sea: are ipalagoes, is' it I .1 * ,
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. . � I I � , - " Imt . .. . _t 1 41 - of tate I risks being' unqble , to colleet the which c9iidition. woul(I adapt'itself, Q.,.. not. w, - . . ..
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'. --.1.11. �, - - - - alt, - -the--most- 0 Oq�'o -Jo.,that----_pO__ . , - - -hk-lff�urfifio�ei,"o icy';--;velrL-11 - -i -etc --� --hioderatol - - -----�
_ -4Ppced-v Ith:s -4)*,-soni-(.,t)4w--to-�ep-4t,iii Tmr Can :6". ecurbd-tit-a -i-ei�y
--11104 --call- _04- daggtr,�Bjnlilakly eql v 1=k,s� , VIr
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� . ! coatitg;two dollars.' Rico can be,used totffi. . I I . . ain(flolt Ot f , tirnA1=fted--nrvj,�-,,,iyM. ;. stru 4. -- - � -% I
I . . . I. . I �s call be. 6110.1., .4
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. 0�t Sodiallot ask I, of.'eoutso it may . I . --9-�� . , timr. -. The fornao ,Itd,.l good shape, If -the Aplit'log drag is c -(),qt, an(I.ft will last oho'seasoll. 'k�%� - I
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I s . ;Aary, to. exprefse tile , nu- 8, a wgo-table , toike tile Place :Of Warriors -all. afids, . . 4. , , , I I ' . I . -"-01 -.- , , 1 , , . .1 ..''. �. I I I
. be neew, i , a to I of the Alai all Isk . Kifid Neighbor. -economically tit front le to' .r"6c P01%, used in, the springt'bri Aftcl� rttills, ' - I . . . .
err6d oil OhIcials, by. Con. potatO6. Seed potatboa are exceed.- a' battle helmets m4de , , i ., . I I
ority eguf . I ometimes w,ear � k.w.h.'and such rates are now lit ferce earth r0tis cali be yery much iniprov- � .. .. Defiftitious. '- - . . . . I 11
. 1gly searee filid people , throughout. Of - the skill, Of the porcupihc� fish. which' , '1000(i morning! . instead of having 'n' road tull � . . A
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. .0% tit least to ail extrome ftree, it , I Caine to tunQ, yolir in many Canadian Centro for prdillary ed. A philosopher is a man who call . - �'A
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I I ut� the authority -will be there to . put - tile, - pi-ovifice , a -re eating potatoes is very thick. And �piky. It is Cured " ' . at ad can be CSL I I �. .
I . . .qervice .quOi as house lightilig. - of holes and ruts an er -th 'rbi with.,equarilml. . I
n1s,-goveed and tyranny. if 'which should be retained for'plantingi in,'iuch fashion as A.o preserve tl�e, I �d!dllit smol for yo -%11 .. I , � I bear another's troubl . I
� �top to nia . , I kopt amooth. and ill Inuch better con- .. I , I I
I I Those favrhtrsi ate wine ' o retal' pj'itn��'no' I'lit I ---I.- -- n, a e ty
. wit ned' shape of the fish, and,'*h1le aftording "P 'at tile neighbors,sAid .� T�ctt�i, r 7 , , ditiou than M. nV f tit Undragged "
. ilioded" , - , -rop , foil.. seed pur . - iTo' 111�?t'm. . '. . . . � 'Athor. , ,, , , . � Philantlitopist is 0, Man. who tells*, , I . I 41
I - tl, it ,v I Ile �Ilotjced ti)at Ved- their potato ( ow from a. club, I h ,00' roads,of t1f& pfe;ellt (14y. Tho cost /
! . POM protection -against n ill oua � to L . . , t
. I ,. I N it . . . � .. . ,lill"Ather,', ,.sajd Clementina, "do � oil others whefttb give their money. . �Ii
: . 110 even'ttiough they wove ,criticized lor londo Aj entrl"�tOJACJJ Of f�rodty �0111e- � . '. ---a�� , , OW"Alent iq great,
4A Authorities lire but taking vleaf not -1iringbig them to ma�)kot. - I would fightipg Man14 aspbqt. . . ,,What, dirti hands yoif 'have, eiljoyAlearing tile shir'?J0, , , - , is sinall but the illipr A ,pdCiflat la a man ,who permits,' . . I I
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