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if all were shirkers the perfect day is the day when you work in har- cemeteries would replace barracks man power will win the war better a country of barracks than mony with law health comes from harmony get in harmony with natures what the shirkers would make it laws by eating shredded country of cemeteries says the eng- j t i sh review wheat a simple natural lt we asp to tcsu the bai- elemental food which supplies ance of european power in a sense the greatest nutriment with i favorable to ourselves which in brutal n ha ijoct i truth means our continued existence the least tax upon the digest- as a worm empirej it is a3 a natio ion try it for breakfast with arms w must pursue the fight to hot milk or cream delicious a finish today it is men not money with sliced bananas or other fruit made incanada between the trenches french ceasing firing to allow ger- mans to rescue comrades sapping deeper the french engine ers had countermined their foes and very early in the morning with thunderous explosion they blew up the german position many germans were killed but some escaped and ran for their nearest trench the french leaped their embankment and dashed forward to occupy the crater that the explosion had made but the enemys fire drove them back so now french and germans faced one an other not thirty yards apart with the demolished trench between them neither army able to occupy it none dare show his head abovo the trench for sharpshooters watched with keen eyes and ready rifles from the opposite positions a great silence reigned broken only by the agonizing cries of the wounded who were unable to crawl back to their lines gradually the cries of these un fortunates ceased all except one whose piteous wails filled the air hilfe hilfe um gottes willen he repeated over and over again but none dare go to him the hot sun shone down mercilessly upon thchalfburied suffering man he was severely wounded and pinion ed beneath the fallen timbers of the trench it appeared he must die a slow and agonizing death with help so near yet so far with power so close to him yet so impotent help help for gods sake help me he kept groaning his voice became weaker and weak er water water oh give me water he moaned but none dared to help him suddenly with utter disregard of ie danger a tall slim young french captain leaped to the top of his trench a shot sang past him instantly but he fearlessly held aloft his hand to command attention then he shout ed to the imprisoned german tell your comrades to come and fetch you we will not fire we give our word he jumped down inside again the wounded man heard sum moning his last remaining strength ho raised his voice and cried thcmcssage aloud to his comrades there was a short conference inside the german trench then four tall soldiers in the uniform of the prus sian guard climbed over their parapet and advanced boldly into the open carrying a stretcher they faced a hundred rifle barrels but there was no shot the word of honor had been passed and men were acting as human beings saving instead of de stroying quickly tfee germans reached their comrade a heavy beam of the demolished trench had fallen upon him and crushed both legs work ing with a will they soon had him re leased and placing him on the stretcher they bore him away to the safety of their trench a moment later some sixty prussian helmets were hoisted enthusiastically on rifles abovo the trench and in a mighty chorus there came the shout thank you comrades thank you the french captain climbed upon the trench bowed courteously and re sponded it was our pleasure com rades now to our duty again and pitiless war reigned once more between the lines or armaments that our nearest ally lacks and it is man power that we must contribute if a premature and inconclusive peace is not to be forced upon our valiant friends under condi tions which they would regard as de testable for unless britain can main tain for another two years or there abouts an uninterrupted flow of man power to the western and southern fronts our valiant neighbor across the silver streak will find it humanly im possible to maintain the struggle which has in the last two terrible years involved the depletion of the flower of her manhood this was whispered many months j past now it is being openly discussed wherever thinking men get together whether in dugout facing the unspeak able hun or snatching a few hours leave in the bosom of their families men more men england must send more soldiers are the common expressions of opinion in the fair land where already so many of our khaki- clad heroes sleep trad 21ar petroleum jelly the reliable home remedy for cuts burns insect bites and many other troubles sold in glass bottles and handy tin tubes at chemists and general stores every where refuse substi tutes illustrated booklet free on request jjvasdine chesebrough mfg co consolidated isso choiot at montreal germans were paralyzed at ypres st vitus dance can be 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british arc still in their possession our conversation was interrupted by a messenger a party of newly- 1 taken prisoners from the somme front j was about to arrive a flutter of ex citement ran through the camp now we shaii have some reliable news said the prisoners they got it early arrivals in this camp had fumed and fussed at the ill luck that made them prisoners of war when their fellows were driving along to certain victory this spirit of confi- dence has received harsh blows in the course of two years as new batches of prisoners arrived with dis- eouraging tales of checked progress and steps of retrogression they were to hear sad tidings from the somme a nerveracked disheartened group of captives dusty and torn of raiment was ushered into the grounds slowly and with much shaking of the head with gestures of despair outspreading of expressive hands and tears of humiliation the talo was told it was a tale of overwhelming soul and bodyshattering shell fire of trenches and shelters laboriously constructed during months of pa tient perseverance blown to frag ments in an hour of wave upon wave of sunburnt laughing british tommies and battalion after battalion of resolute bearded poilus that came over the shottors landscape to over whelm the soldiers of the father land dazed and distracted by the most terrible artillery preparation the world has ever seen far into the night the captives talked the cheeriest of them grew solemn during the recital the elder men wept there appeared no gleam of hope of victory an illbalanced compromise was the best to be hoped for the place in the sun was more remote than ever tw mtom haibam and rcelre b iti cmah price w c4 mowt tb m0t tha fur twelve chrroeomrril3i tpujejlcbcrcea we bar pij out million cf jcui to ttov- j mid of trappers id cavl who tend thtr junto c twctuim thej know ilwy juvr dej ticilrecvivo oortt com forbtr fcra you vtulfeua vcbnrmom fr rox trapper f3rcihlfciutothr ce anobctiiik iltjlm trp0u k n it h l kallam por ton 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we had to take her from school about a year ago we began giving her dr williams pink pills and by the time she had taken five boxes she was comjetely cured and is now a fine healthy girl i firmly believe we scuppered sure illusion of reserves well ill tell you he said when the british- occupied the prepared trenches outside the town we ad vanced in force but the dragoon guards held us up a long time they had a good field of fire and we could not make headway they spoiled our game then whon we did manage to m north get some of the french trenches on the right of the cavalrymen we saw your enormous reserves and had to wait for our supports to come up i was amazed reserves i ex claimed why wo had no reserves of irrigation that has ever been con- structed the canals about the city measured over three thousand miles in length they were well built sup plied with storage basins locks and weirs bridges and loading docks for barges and were carefully kept in good order there wereothers both north and south of the city that joined the euph rates with the tigris and there were good remedy is very good was you this i could grive you a fbod certificate any time that you would ike to have one if at any time i come to hear about any person sick of rheu matism i could tell them about this remedy yours truly ernest uivelile 216 rue ontario east montreal feb 14 1908 a home billiard table will provide you and your family with tho finest form of indoor recreation during the long winter oven- lnfeg our famous mafsonetto taba is mado specially for home at a reasonable old jim keens observation real friends says old jim keen are the ones who guess youre in need several that ran parallel with the heip before youve evcn begun to rivers the largest was known as the chos- roes canal it was built incarly his torical times to connect bagdad with the city of dur about one hundred this canal was extend- dyspeptics should avoid drugs and medicines try a little musrncsln instead some peoplo 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tenderheart edness to be sentenced have you ever been sentenced to imprisonment asked the judge not overhauling the liners the cpr is going to overhaul its transpacific liners at the beginning j from mouth to mouth the story of the of the new year the boats will be heroes of agincourt who had arisen laid up at drydock at hong kong for from the ancient battlefields where renovation and repair the empress their bones had lain those 500 years of asia will be the first to be laid up and in their thousands had faced the she will be out of commission fori invaders of france and flanders the unwholesome reedy swamps tho about a month the empress of rusj wise and unpoetic sneered at the fan- haunts of water buffaloes cranes and sia and empress of japan will be laid tastic conception but some sort of other animals and birds ed by the caliph almansur to the city of madharaya the modern kut el amara later caliphs carried it one hundred and fifty miles beyond dur whenever this canal passed through loose soil it was over two hundred feet unkindly in width and six feet deep where the never exclaimed the prisoner ground became rocky it was reduced suddenly bursting into tears to a width of forty or fifty feet thisj well well dont cry my man said trunk canal carried a large boat traffic his honor consolingly youre going and supplied water to hundreds of to bo now miles of lateral canals and irrigation ditches it served many thousands of miles of most splendid farming country south of the city of kerbela on the eurphartes three were great irriga tion works on what is probably the richest agricultural land in asia the euphrates has sinceshifted its bed about thirty miles to the eastward and the rich canal tnds are nothing but rare indeed he has- a very rare disease that so what is it something brought on by over work consistent teacher willie your face is but half washed willie yesm but today is only a half holiday the fellow who does hisown think ing is never afraid of what the other 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