The Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-11-22, Page 2•
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I di.' evi":411; 4=1"aleiras' 4111 Feed Cletrel, Comer from The Middle West HUN PRISONERS IN
A LUMBER CAMP
IN EAST AF ICA **1 1:::=11L4"1:•• ;Ili. tenthetseald3:11 PT \ .....1*ar .
' native seaside to earry roe ea hides 1 Cattadiass who are waling to Mitre
i
imam away, mere they *rayed and , to save urgeetly-neetted whim' flour,
from the map to * cattle Itrital some'. 42,11k Food Controller in order to help BETWEEN ONTARIO AND BEL
TIM COI.difilillA•
t them back. reins were taken to erne I "in* Seieititetee.
r nuns GERMANS IN THE WOOD.
LANDS OF FRANCE.
CRUEL TigetATmetarr *WED oir! woof/ thou. uitor on *by 4sar *ow beef soul bacon Mr the soldiete, will
TO ALL CIVILIANS. I up, scraped teem swain and raaraaej And a. considerable number ef whine -
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Frosi Provinces Where ki
Waal* Boys mei Girl* Are
The -Saskatchewan Legislature lies
of Ousels& action, weak power, lack be too weak for hirable*. This NM v discipline prisoner* were put in the varlet7 of appetizing dishes, and•wliee, been oiled to meet November 1
As good hot spark decides die dif- ehould be covered tricties tape; Ithat their labor wsis performed in the To save wheat flour, barley rimy be •
demos netween good motor and "Tim VAX; place is the noilS ioiarod. Starred. Expos* to the Oa', preeenee of natives, who wonted to eyed for bow *yid berley flow for
goer one," says MI expert. °litany the- secoadery t pattiontrodl anosta, muelt pleased se. the anuema ,; thickening; eornmeal for bread laid
s new has been rendition:0d because', or the condeoter leaks, the spark will 11"5""I'''''' srostsrle, _reseal. mitoses" for vereal and eat
lo Get Hot Spark Vet Enema and anith y spots which show chiding
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,Petatees MAY be used in
efts lailigalties. For the slightest breach of thearigid muffins -
of flexibility and other belts, and be caused by * die ,,fert of nuut_ufiketar,11 The story of the treatment of the punishment cane There was ne 1 they are served breed reeY sometimeel_ _Every street car line in Calgary is
c
the reason laid to faults design, but is usnallY canine, 27 4 'wirerrz-Eagiiih and Deer civilian, prisoners ague Tea mete cause of a native be omitted from the meal, At pros nein operated with eneenan cars,
whereas the trouble was due to *, ping a of a "'Para PIUS'. 4.11'.' ....'"Thittil° were
taklay 11 ill G errttan __,_411 ar414 I Valli would lie sufficient fee the Ger. If sent the Price of eormiteal is higla BY taggkei the public Caigere lefdt" "Eyes frondt" Uttered in gut.
of
slunk and the owner did not,, itheaul* saeurrme.eatant istaimbengiugitaPreredanuelaear paiust, rodearies. i,itihalistuenhayte comiklin: iXeroltimeriugurer i inswitancia' conliousztry,dant The women were I, but the new ex4,ln the United States I realized $8,109 for the ibitiall Bed tural German, theso4 tonhilands %land
. ., h th treated, but no details Os verY lexge and will be coming WI; '44°44'
t iv, -Strangely on a Canadian ear. Stranger
"The roam!. to ilia is elation. Uninterrupted It must junta iseine : lish saw given on ibis point, wblelt, ma? the' Maket SOOn. • The question of ,1, Southern Alberti, has been &tided still le the misainsicene whence the
- quarters. it iii issued bY •
the spark is not hot enough the es -1 As. the sPark is Mrs= °laugh t° ..04" Government ao -*White raper.
*
Canadian Voreetry Battalion* Are gas
gaged in Supplying the Allied
Force* With Timber.
, Carnelian Front in Vratiee.-"Eye*
now form, tbn' subject of Speeiat repert Pruebas to be care.fully eonsidered: into 13 distri fa it' Vtetory • Loan arin
ise. Fs:the "non -coni. who'Shout
- •
plyiion lose. • great desi of its sO*P- over * ailatter of 211 iehh tedi.,lt In German East Africa when war later en. by the greet malority of Ileopre; arAvalgn, „ ' the order in it huildng Ilea in fiel
pine end the power sniffers 'la eon- pant lilbian Of the coll. "lee lb broke out there were a few Britiali I , 4 those whe can *fiord to do so slesuldl Southern Alberta, furnishes anere gre7, Wearing the iron Cross, and lsK
sequence. Other things big unctane the inhibition the spaek inisslenattes, and a few. Engrisamen
now TRom trim.* E.4 .-butaitute. in Part :ether 'esneale, for4, timothy seed pan. any other .part of',Ilis Igde marches n gatUnrk of Gamin
I But th
d direct/ ' uPon the' will, not the srarksPlug, since •Ireployed on, rubherplantations.Thessi „, CGLOR., wheat even if tne price ef the sehett.l the Canadian west, . . • so lers•no tolSere are n ear
the hoot of the vark. The bat team has a shorter Tont triode: ere „were Immediately intern y
• pore
*perk the stronger tke explohort. The: no remedy for thus tenant's', so *, German* and were held mita about Action of t Lig Rays,
. Out -'13f 2,695 regietretions Cal- rto bayonets at thew sides, and
fi 1' I 'T,jgary 46rrvere roorts formersice and 0 headgear Is not tiMt if one re,gie
791131:e, red, y‘e.ilow, rdet the
cape of these men, and quite as •di- s,
verse are the designs of their
• . • shoul-
- . • ""--- • • bites should. be higher.
other factors, referred t,o sae cattures, new coil must be obtained; So make „ year aim, when they were released by , . , Pigment. • able eutistitato because of the variety 2,42g claim exemption. •
leg', tliese Ave factor* beim necesesayR properly secured at ill dimes. Also The first thing done was to rib . Anglers are familiar With the fact available and the abundant Purees Dr: RobertsCollison, for 20 years
who had any money. In • exchangellike, in conformity
'ah that trout change color, chameleon) of supply‘in the Dominion. Beane !medical prattitiener in EdinOntsn, died
with the character have nearly the some fetid values aeireeen Yiroge 7 .
tion,lubriestioramospreseion, sod cool-Lleure• that the spark plug wire* are 0 :he arrival of a Belgian forte.
ammies _ . _ ss. • weak spa* will certainly follow if !jinn" were given worthless notes, the of the bottom over which they exist. meat. By a.careful selection of oth- I The thirtYfirsit allnUal esugress of 1 der 'straps,. Tall and shert, fat aud
i
for the engine to run lind dereleP full look tc, theterminala onthe c ' ,
*Nese it ainanhe• se beeente lee
ea-pin-ewisy no *Y. * or dirty -- ----••as sa ' fiction 0'n:bred transactio
-n 13elfig the.fish frequents uImre e
' --, s .,_., a aa, .er_foods the,eonsumption of meat. may** Salvetion. Army of Western Can- thin, many inespecteeled, mingle in
laa 4
hoe Teak give* at seance essPlosionq `Pfite interrurter Meet' elee maae, therefore preserved. They were taken, stream Where the .water flows' ovetpie-feriaOitilderablii'*Educeil" esPeei- Afill-0-116W4eihrliektils-VdnIOton..-z thiS-.0;)glontatatiOn4.-P-raSsinns,:line ,,,,
If yea Wish to, a - of firm contact or the battery ' current, to two mein camps, one at Itilirria- white sand, it 'Weans nearlY white; idly by persons who 'axe not engaged 402 Men were exaMined in one week , varians, Saxons, Wurteinbirgers-salai
robbisk ,qmit` kly you weuld set fire to will not develop ite full strength. The
as-- • tindi, and the other alberunes. On the reverse is -true if it frequents a in heavy manual work. ' 4 1 in 'Winnipor and out of these only 1.8 'longer soldiers, but aveirlmen marching
k ht several' Places *t Gum- If X041,0°044 F(dnte 311114 be de", weYiarrivel at -the former tne priatinerP1 pert vitae the bottom is a dark elaY And remember, the primary reasonl were judged abselutely unfit ser- ta diener. TheY salute a group of .
net the fire at oily one sprit it wail must open the right distance the were met by s English-speakingt er mem • • for urging saving of wheat flour, beefuldee,
and bacon is not eeenomy` in cost, bpt ..ene manain eiget ie wiping to i bully German, non-com, in charge is
• Canadian officers as they pass, andtbe
all Tannehill but it will 113e' spring twist be strong. tb Garman, who them that their A fervent follower of Isailkiyalton
that the eoldiers maY be supplied en st txt peg
' Wirini te. dat
e. se
Get rs, quite evidently glad of it 'chance to
air hi autlunity abR in public and do
Clekri" e told
6,129 who have reported 5,860 clean
'exemption;
Conrad P. Watson, Saskatogn, was
arrested in an Edmenten Hotel, where
he had a trunk tilled with bottles of
whiskey for which. he was getting
from between ;5 and $6 a ,bottle. He
Was fined $100 and costs. s•
Berglars trek $700 worth of goods
from. stores at 'Qu'Appelle What
Head and Grenfell, Sask., in a three
nights' raid... No trace oi the thieves
I--.. been found. • ,
burn in t7,
longer and it might go out, By ignite.
tug the pile in several places, the
whole wet be colonised labia time
end if tie Are goes MIL in one or two
places the other, flames will do the
work.
aaaa"The. aualegfaaaa, ?as _the ease, ef tention, urr I
e4c1""'".4-46 *nu 1.41c °PI accumulation' of dust and oil outsidesto .keep their sexvants, but preseutly
'titre ix very close, A weak spark 111-. on beide. If outside, the spirit mayl these were dismissed and the lobos -
S Sometimes may ers had. to do their Ornyin,t1C. •
points occasionallY by drawing a Piece time for exorcise would be between who had tong been curious to learn how - . _ .
and 6 in the afternoon. For the re- rapidly this . .transformation Mites with he food wmeh WY need,
mate sure that the points open the onailider of the day 010 were kept in
then' andl, 4
of fine emery cloth through
b the manufacturer- barracks.The accemolations were mer and placed it in a white porcelain AD/AN woo. jaa• F-aaaecE:
Place, caPtured n. small trout lastsura.
di twice advisedy 1
Testing For Spark ' of the most whnitive description, *nal tray throughw e eau as eam
.. Inch h * ix CAN ° :
„ men and Women. were lorded together, ea dear water to fiew. en a few days _ Report 0_ ,._ e _003_ .0
"The distributer requires Os; , , .L. I 1 From the : t ttl .t1 nu a
le It through For a short t,ime they were Perinea." the fish isegan gr A Pj• 4
OW i ter n co -
or, and before the week ended was a Revd CaMmission.
flames a few -particles of gasoline.
Tbese few set Ares to a few InOre and
tbe explosion is started slowly. In
the eaee of * hot sperk a great many
very light yellow, with stripes and "Very little Canadian wood is sold'
spots only slightly darker. on the French market because it is
be heard jumping inside. Dust shoulal Exhibited in, Chains. Hie next experiment was to place a almost unicdown, and, what is worse,
be *email . . .„,
be removed with a soft cloth dipped 1 /heir food Was coarse and insufii- thin Sheet of bard, Nock rubber ou the in the few places *here it is known
in gasoline. it 4000 not offer a• yen'. dent. The manager of a rubber plan- bottom of the 'tray. In leis than a it has the reputation of being of very
,
mere outwits are inflamed. at the good path to the- current, but once ;titan= complained about thafood, and week the trout had become a dark inferiors quality.' Thi a seeing hard to sThe ,78th Battery, who expected to
• Ant. Theo* set fire S to* large 'lam' spark jumps through_ it the dust is vas -thee
y upon • confined. in cella for elate, nearby .blacia'withthe markings believe, but it is Only the strict aintla
, hers and se the Dame advanees 'titbit scorched, forming carton, Which is a several days. . It was announced stinit almost indistinguishable. • • can be explained 'by the fact. that remain. tn. Lethbridge, Alta., while in
' greater r144/44 ' °IMO! the n2,1°8,1 gaol conductor. Distributor brushes as prisoners the Englislunen ha n his third 'experiment he changed the ,camenan lumber exported has training; have beee' ukeved to Calgary.
Siting the snappy esPlesaill relleirel" worn away, or broken, or . loose rOtear right to complain, and that a repeti- the flab to a dark olive green rae;realy3r bBerenitaisnenatndalmwobsetnaerfrclountivteimlyettooCtirmeaet, rsetEendtithoer up-1.1-theactsorllY't'obil44aitvbere§eerree-
Test * Daftly- ' will also cause treuhie. ' See, that au don of the offence would besregarded. b,s. covering the bottom of the tosciate. , -.
a bit of the swanking he was went to
do in the barrack square of -Deutschs
laud. • "
Felling a Jack Flee,
• It is in a,pine4orest of France that .
your correspondent saW these Bodies s
working for the Canadians engaged in '
forestry 'work, Working, did I say?
•Well, imagine thirty-two husky Hans •
pretending to haul on a rope, Ieistire-
-ly tuning down a tiny jack ' pine,
scarcely more than a saplings andIou
can visualize their efforts. How „s an
Ontario farmer would laugh at such
• "work." However, the Gerniarei do
accomplish a little.. They quite evi-
dently like this"4job,"- and it confers
an appetite and an apereciatiou of the
. .
-comfortable huts in which they are
housed. • ' .
y the "ro-a-deides-eielirs--13-WW--s—s-
G.artnart alWeb," and facing him -row
of burnished 'kettles, Brimming with
Some saliory stew the •stea nds
s Thi ha e t place t as sent' -from that -c-contry to
ok tiaatee be,* best obtainades As ed awl that no worn SPOts existin thel 'As other groispe of prisoneriaarriv- more laPidlY* them had the otherfaew- France. it lost its name and passed as „
follows that the spark, mast at the distributer wires are firmly faster.- as a . ,
there ere many cause* of aveak spark Msulation. ' • edethey told :Stories
about being ea- 'mg doubtless, te the fact that the Ils the prOduct of other coma*. -This
eu•restored the tray brought high. prices-, t must ebnio- How Men Came to Shake, Hands to
---t
bitte it lugs. may give trouble hes ' -------------------- miht he imnressed by The a. sYni,
t on nal color -white -and per. mitted -hoWever, that -,eerrtani P- - Sh •dsh'
it be• well te f4A1P tbeiji OF dile St "Loslasbut not uesst,.are the spark Whited -in -inane hefere the nativee In was already darti : Was the, cese, with our fine wOi:tha.t, • ,
a tittle. First comet ry. Thev
lellY be 'weak, the ternunshi,and wires came, Of teflon', leaky core, spa* gapo gi •
d ts
Geist= power, a one occasion, four
naval .prisoners Were brought in, .and
tomeonestheitteclea-Axesere4own
govennior iminediately
With •it hydrometer every week. R • bruit. The,plug bestaken aPart timed -upon the late Rev. Father. Vila
should read 1.275 to Ldfiff, ealkid for this, Which give," orePottunity zen and Ii was imprisoned in 4 small
siteieritysfive. and. thirteen. hun- inspect the care. -if the porcelain is vermin -infested cell. At this the Otis -
1.6:1, the decimal point being neglects cracked a new core ie. needed. The prier who had raised the 'cry went .to
ad itt eliealting, but .110t In writing the *park gap •sluitila be adinsted to ap- the coMmandent -aitd confeseeti.• No
, •
'figiiree• : • ' s • . proximittelY one thiff-Ystieeend: inch
'"If the battery is below-, this ancitlie,pointi touched:4*W' eht01-
strewth you are deb* the ' starter on cloth. Never 'tee emery on the.
lights ton March or the'generatoris not porcelain core, as tine roughen e .
charging properly. The tertinnalis cantingsvarbon ;accumulate more
eluand be thoroughly cleaned and set rapidly than before.. , • -•
' up tiglitty!'-with a Wrench or -Pliers: s A4ci steat the •apiek„., ereasienally.
to
Then cup grease or vaseline slunild see if is well, ',Remove e spark
emeared over them to prevent cer- • pie* wire sehile, engine in Pinning and
: resion by the geld in the 'battery, .holdit itairiere•than'one-quarter Men,
• which has a tendency to creep in be- from Plug to avoid damage to collS.,„ If
tween the hirfaces and to 'Matilde a geed not spark he shown. at each
plug you are re:M(311031y assured of
wires should be exatained oecasionally proper ignition." '
w Fnen
o • * in fragrant cloudse. Tcoomheimth:nprbi:otnellet
Inv nOt make geed conr,act encr,ot utstadjustraent..e, corro ed pom . isients of Canadian wood of a most in -
MAY be defective spots in therinstalla- A carbbnized plug should be e eau Orli= illAilitY• Were unleaded on the Ti the days* of very long itgoLy When of twenty at a tim
mitted the trout to fade to a lemon
ellow. Ile then sprinkled a layer of
brick •dust over ihe bo o ,
fishierylpromptly turned to decid-
edly reddish hue. Ilia : last experi-
ment was to cover the bottom with
mice •saini, which' wrought the most
rapid change: in. three days. the fish
change was Made, and. fOr 0.•wadk the became a. light straw colors ,
father- kept hid 'Celt On the second • To deterMinti the cause for this con,
day be asked for Water. It Wasgefui- Or Variation, the angler repeated the
ed, and he Was. obliged to drink the entire 'series of experiments in a dark -
water he had used for waiting. -• ened PM:1M, Here it required three
, .
s :inhuman Treatment:. • ' times as long for Venous changes
Howard s - • 2. to take place -a difference that 'seems.
-to the changes are prey,
and when brought back with 'broken duced by the action of the light rays
rib and a pierced :kidney was confined on the skin pigment, and net by any
coOstiOnS Wert upon the part -of the
in, a ell -Six by. three feet. For :five
months he was -kept in this cell, being ut • •
allowed out .for half an hour, .on one
day a week.
- All prisoners were required to sa-
lute and stand at attention on the an-
proach of a guard. One man who fail-
ed to -take off his hat was confined to
his Sells for a 'Weeks s •• ,
One of the most revolting • sights been recovered from • the leg of it
they were compelled to witness. was
- Frenchman near Verdun recalls the
days when thousands of Sardinians
and Austrians were sent to ,"theie
eatia by similar missiles fashioned
ered, to fight at anT 4,gtai +hair disciesi and receive each one
tion of the Wire's. Vet the battery ` usin tm old tooth Ffeliciranarket-at-dowsprdees--hecausesall-men
them *with a layer of sulphate. The
The lime% Breed.
During his recent tour in the North
the King' very nearly became the vic-
tim of. the early closing order, t. An
official of his suite visited a loca
bak-
er's shop after closing hours and ask-
- ed for bread, , The baker's wife re -
tined Pointing- out the reason.
"But it is. for the King," aid the
official, 4"and there tat a bit of bread
on the train.'.
"I don't' care if it is for the Qdeen,"
Was Die reply. ' dare not 'Serve
•
• 4613tit -demand it."
inse **rip') Persisted' the nalinan,
"ha Mat refuse to serve.you."
41That an 401' asked the official:
"Yeamight.iee the police," was, the
suggoition.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
In the old house where we grew '
From childhood urs• •the daysawere
dreams, •
• The summers had unwonted gleams,
The !Sun a warmer radiance threiv
Upon the stair.. Alaid is seems
All diffetent in the new!
Our Inother •stilI sing' t strain
earlier days we listened to;
the. white threads in her hair were
Ste setdotitaighed auffered pain, „
Oh for. thesold houseback _again! ,
It, is not so in the new.
Profit in Tree Growing. • s
"Thegraring a timber Cart be -made
VnMinereial fniCeerOP says Dean
Baker of the New 'Yak State college
sil.taanr. a a aaa,,;a,zta,d. up•if they attempted to sit deem.
'PRECIOUS BULLETS..
Sliver *and Gold and Even Precious
'Stones Have Been Used. •
The news that d silver bullet has
they could, not be ----------------- else- anall' times because one coul 1.10 generoas chunk of breed; 'Oquat, .
where ' Such proceedings have -causeow whether . another approaching
,'Pen ther, they partake of their' mid-day
ting:under the trees in this line welt -
incalculable harm to the reputation of was a friend or an enemy,..all
This was before the day Meal. Would that Canadians in Beebe!
our products. Unfortunately, Our ex- went
ports Of high quality lumber have not ' of guns When the sword was the great land fared half SO wen,. -After feed -
been
able repatatioa,Ssimee they have - al... Upon occasion, . when one man eps ing, several of the Huns :prOduce lot. -
, able to counteratt this endesir- weapon of defense. . ,
stemmedpipes with • chinas -bewlass
ways been credited to other cowl- proaclied anothert each had to. decide. :Which they puff contentedly, their en- -
tries. * At Contras, near Bordeaux,. whether the ethee, came on a race- loyment Unimpaired by tine thought of •
the following sign. lt3' displayed on e .fel mission Or net. - • the sentries who stand . back -among .
large lumber factory t, "Bois le l'Ams People in these &lye were raostli
.. might Wander . throUgh, the sYlVan.......„.,. , ....
the trees nuesise sonie•forgetful Hun
erlque du. Nord"' (North • American eighthanded, as they :are now, and
wsood).- it issevidentthatsin-Ainces when fighting earrieciStheirsesisarde•Madenes. ',..... ' ' • • s _a._ . a__ _sass__ _
1
•,
Canada does not •exist as a separate their right blinds. ' • - v.;
4, A Fairy tale WOod
country, only "American" _ produet.s• If, then, a man wished to speak with,
tire known.- a stranger, ca., as -might eaeily be nes. And••whitt-a-pine forest-issthis! Its ,---s- •
cesSitiy, tnone who ihay even be like does not exist throtighout the
L1. -right -hand npon,•approaching , to regular. Miry:tale weed, this Vast
knovrn- tote unfriendly, . length and breadth of Cenada. A •
British rood EconOmy. •
he put out
Sir Arthur Yapp, Food . Zconomy 'f-
Superviser for Britain, appeals to the
British people to, observe the follow-
ing food rules: - s .
•Economize in the mit .of all cereals;
• Don't serve bread at mid-day meals
the almost daily flogging of native unless- it la specially asked for.
servants. They were brutally beaten 'No one should have more than one
for the slightest Offence. • . • _ egg at' a inealS to have more is Un-,
, At ICilboriana,„ the Prisoners fair * other people. •• - .
required to take tl.c:frdr meals n a
- - i u leotes soldier from 'Italian churches.- ema In hatter; • .1 • . „, • band was- empty, also, and when the'. loggers: No brush nor slashing May
were frOm the altar -silver taken by Napo-
_ There isitretne,ndous need of. econ-
open shed, which' air always drench-.
' Butter and Jain should net besei*Iniet,'eaeh.Svould grasp the hand of be scattered about as in Canada, to
ed With the Mists. There were Bullets of solid gold, too, have even
Is en together. • • .• • •- '1* -other, so that neither one Could start fires. .-Everything here is piled,
no separate sanitary arrangements for been used with deadly effect. It ,, .. . .
said that thousands of lives have been
takenby them in the Makan wars, teaG.ive u,p .the earlY morning Off of -Change his mind and assume a fights wept clean. In me adjoining French
- • - ing attitude without. the . other bays section of this wood I actually saw
the women. The weather. was very
ing an equal warning • • windr ws '
had,- cold ,, and wet alteinating With and the favorite bullet of the Kash- Don't . melee I et too strong. . : ., ..., , o made of branches carefully
daysofdeadly heat. The prisoners
• eaconomize sugar by .dispensing with - , ,.. ,„..-.7.-,-4.- - -- tied together.r. Thus they are shipped
were not provided with proper heed r
'mir warrior was for long a garnet, ..,.
I d tiI d, which he re arded as
stovr that he had no needy or dans plantation of clean trunks, • -rising s
gerous weapon in it, says the "Beek almost limbless exi: an *vertigo fitfty
of Weeders. ' the otter Matt could feet, green -topped, 'Springing from an
see this, and knew from the -extended underbrushless carpet of niess•-end
•epert bands. that no harm wag in- needles. They grow in ye ow sand,
. -
tended and .that the approach was
peaceful. °
.11, then, he was willing to meet the
other, he also. extended his right nint
ivitli,theshand.open, Attie him erne
was aPpreacinng that his fighting
these trees. The larger ones measure
from.10 14sieches through at the
base, and give spree 40 feet of log. '
Hark, Canadien lumbermen. In this
country stern government allows no
iiniber-limit Vandalism oni the part of ,
covering, and there were many eases ene °se l• ea g
the Oen' bowl from whith supplie
.1 a certain messengei, of death.
from which bul ets have not been ,d y.
a It Would be a great help if 'the clothes wringer W'ears Mi --------- itial- In marked -contrast to the Buns are
off tc• Faris for firewood.
_
nfosteetion. The two houre_ a v Can be drawn unchecked. Lit for the Clothes Wringer, .• ,
Long e
!few ...,F.reueh Fall Tree.
of eiercise was compulsory. The women s. I Have only one.fresh imeat Meal a When the lewees-'• rubber - ef. the
d - There are, indeed, few -materials
had to ,walk *Steadily t e sv oepri ,
h I e od
"This was derie and the King got his and -the tratiVe soldiers hustled them
• --- titsselathoilisleeven si, the coneeiente
ho ealteessawnii`
tedubled ter. -
A shooting corii, if wrapped up 111 1113
.ivy • leaf, well, aoalced vfnegar,swill
cease' front troubling. • •
• Provide labor -Setting devices for
home and farm 150 ag to insure at least
tO that extent againir the scarcity 01
liked belp. thoughout 191S, , •
t •
4
rif Forestry. ".10 16 years mme props
I ssaassessast4,14-=‘,'
stts dil-s•ears‘raer-"Targeni-iougisle-
Produce pi -per belts can be grown. It
will thus. be seen that large corpora -
time which make paper, for instance,
can be induced to reforest lerge areas
and thus insure an adequate supply of
pulp piper for theirlaure needs. The
value of tire wood will justify the ear -
taring charges."
One of the Men arcill sent to -the pun-
ishment cell tor five days beeause '61
admonished a -nativetrooper whonehe
Lound swearing at a woman The
prisoners were allowed no news., ner
WOO' they perinitted to write .or _re-
ceive letters.---------,__
At Toboro the indignities neapecieu
fastiOned • frem irceand altuninitun to
eopper and brass. Tney have -been
gamed_ deddly poisons, filled with
duts • eYi•-•--sstasSe•a a
voluntary rationed amount were serV- lit does, before the upper one; strip the Canadian hushmen, who, °veranda,
ed at table. The 'meat position May the rubber Off. Take a piece of heavy stand in military formation, ere they
become serious unless economy is ex.- white duck, teut it_Letsv.aine Idith as d,iativirciiset tto.;eunf
lunch. _theA_Ilititatleregr_tenagphathiligeityi. -
vninger, letting ite-initerier 'inn jo .
evenly until it is the same thickness vicinity,. is others are tieing else -
as the tippet rubber. Fasten the duck where, turning out its full quota -each •
With a few stitches. You will find day. These, Canadian mills are not -
that renewed this 'way the wringer only supplying our •own troops, but ,
works aulte the same and will last for linperial and Trench troops as well.
a long time. • a Canadians are hard at work in for-
•-s,••,;a•aa,•ss•ss••••eseea,,,a este of - beech, hornbeam, ash, oak,-
linels,..cherry and chestnut -trees, which _
are falling before them, and, oddest
sight Of all, are being pulled- down by
made. heavy with. Mercuryin the • • • te Arid- do not forget to 'have a Weeks
Crirtiett many a soldier, WhenliiS but, ly potato day, without breeds .
let Pouch was emptysfited ramrod,
as a parting .salute to the enemy;' and The man who say he loves his
in the reninsalar War:, one of our most luimi won't bank it up withhorse
gallant tolotiels -Wats found- deadsivith
manure to 'keep Out finste:-if he
heart - • • ' ' ••• • - .• means What snys.
a silver pencil case embedded in his ,
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SOME Ri)sit Viofkk.to -4trouTI
IN ANSWIstz To
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block and tackle. Such is the
: French
.aele-on: chopped, offs _and, •a_ • .
rope attachedto its tap, Many a tree
isstOtt out by the roots, tehicli • are
afterwards sawn of Queer luinbeees
ing perhape, but it sal:Teo the older •
trees.
Picturea' quaint village, mediaeval
,elturch, .fifteenth Century -houses,
inn, from vshose limbered doorway 6
cr.Artagnan might well Sally forth at
any 'moment. Pieture an emparkek
eliateati which escaped the revolution, .
wheee pillared gateway was old when
Marie Antoinette came joyfully ;to
France. 'Mut such =grounding*,
among trees where the deer fed un-
disturbed, now rises a clotici-:of smoke,
beneath which, entrenched among the
new, white timbers of a breed new'
mill, • a whirling fiend devours the •
Woods.
Tail and itoOf--Twe itt one..
South America' eatt boat no more
remarkable toologisal product than •
the "greatnnteater."
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