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A despatch from London says: It is understood that the health and sani- tary conditions of the Enunte {ones in Salonica are better than ever be- fore. There is no epidemic, no plague, and no typhoid. In the suppression of typhoid, use has been made of a new‘ serum based on oil, which has given; very satisfactory results. A French1 army report estimates that for the whole French army the average nun- her of typhoid cases has been reduced to less than thirty. -- M. -_-..,w. m...“ in the world. Well, their fears were knocked to atone when, without the slightest hitch or inconvenience a railway train crossed the Quebec Bridge from north to south and then north again over the two tracks that have been laid from shore to shore. The supreme testing had no oMeia1 character, only a few of the Quebec Bridge Commission and the "" of engineers that carried the work through being present. I HEALTH or submm ARMY 3mm THAN EVER BEFORE. A despatch from Quebec says: Even after the successful linking of the two huge cantilevers of the Que- bee bridge by the central span last month, there were still skeptics who feared a mishap when tulle was al-_ lowed to roll across the largest bridge in the world. Wells um.- c..... -- TRAIN CROSSES The other question concerns the gonenl food crisis throughout Italy, which led to the resignation of the food controller. Guiuppe Canepn, whose place has been taken by Gen- enl Altieri. -'%.-.. - "7”" I Amsterdam, Oct. 18.-TU ft",',"),.',',! A despatch from Turin says: 'ruPatrer punished Isegem. Eng " PH" Italian Parliament has reopened its i Pep. traversed Roulers Street, a sessions at Rome under peculiar cit-lth'cuy Por.mhtttd, quarter of 1:" cumstances, two facts being so prop: gem, napping out, say! tle. Te F inent as even to make a Ministe'riaLgan‘ correspondent, with head crisis possible. Owing to their nature I erect. The PM”)!!! ”died or of t,'g,t they will probably be discussed only; They had little food oft ut app es, in secret session. One has to do with [ which they P!" the British. Tu Won serious riots which occurred in Turin "If"! and mm pp to Ye prisoners” the latter part of August, due in part F slipping 'tpples into their hands. The FOOD SHORTAGE 'I'HREATENS ITALY A despatch from London says: Great Britain's reconstructed Air Ministry, which soon will be an- nounced in the House of Commons, probably will act as balm for several Commoners who have been greatly wrought up over the Government', delay in conducting reprisals for raids upon London. Under the reconstruc~l tion plan it is bolived there will be _", bettter and far more equitable distri-, bution of machines among the variousl ttitrht units. It is known many land: machines controlled by the Admiralty; GREAT BRHAIN‘PW FOR MI REPRISALS 0N GERMANY Reconstructed Air Ministry Will Mean Better Machines Among Flight Units. n. .Vlll‘nlne gunners waiting In an anti-aircraft ambulh on the Mame front. This sandbagwnlled and well-like pit is placed below one of the routes often followed by German air pilots. French cinch] photograph. ' _ 1t_tiirc7i'T%'i rm" ao Yo Thgt tyRtAtatrr nus moon: omce 19M 'ltTtt and»: on Vow:- MN an: m This ELF“ ,7 QUEBEC BRIDGE. "I! WEEKLY WAR "crux: In the previous week fourteen ves- sels over 1,600 tons, two under that tomato 1nd three fishing vessels were sunk. "____. -uw '""""'", War Office asserts that thirteen' French machines wore sent to earth.} INumerous air raids also have bei' carried out by French aviators against' German positions behind the lines,) while Nancy again has been bombedl’ ‘by the Germans. Six vessels-under 1,600 tons and one fultine, vessel were sunk. 1,600 tons were sunk by mine or sub- marine in the week ending Oct. 17, according to the statement of the Brit- ish Admiralty. " BRITISH SHIPS WERE SUNK BY SUBMARINES. A despatch from London says: Twelve British merchant vessels over “this?! traverlsegled mower; sin-zen] ti'jii,i'ii,ihii',,Ci'er, ,_i',tii'.l'i'0it,/'Ct'ii,'.fi'i,il f " r Be- om, oater--trtrrrNs, . o .: ., 'I y Por.""" t trtut " o 1 ttil 901m. $4.00 to $4.10. Bran, as. ' 'gl',':,,',',""",.'?,: “It'd Bar, theh 2, a: 43:011.. :40 to £32. 1l1'tdh'rit yd, (so i gm: q correspon ent, wit e ' 0. Mouiiiie. to . By-- o. . '. . to . car Iota, 312.00 ~to 312.50. , erect. The people rushed out of doors. , 8iU21mfitit Ive-terns. ttte; do., , They had little food left but apples,linitialiozficic.Eggctgmcmglicce-t 1%;ng which ”39y f,.')',"' the Brltirh. The wo- l green. " kto‘g'tc; "iiiFiiif. ii', tto pg _ men an girls ran to t e prisoners,) to. 1 nice ' to c; a 5 oc ' -slipping apples into their hands. Tti/lt/s'." Pottstoeq--Per bu. car lots, Germans threatened the civilians with t - lthe bayonet. The people then threw! , l I 'R'l.'T,fftt,, l . . - I V nn peg. ct. --thtr, pr cea _ let fruit from a distance. The Ger ',wtteat---Nii. t Northern. $2.2r; No. , . mans ordered the dwellers on Boulez: , #e.'R"ti 0372.13,} 't :1 lggrtgerg. 'drlt , . No.4. Arc, 0.. .:ee. .brrTr. is.tree.t to do all their errands. before oats-No. 2 cw., "tc: No. ' C.W., nine in the morning, after which they sale: extra No. 1 feed. 63in: No. 1 read, Emust remain the whole day indoors,"tte; No. 2 feed, yt with Windows closed. The German. United lute- mm authorities were furious, and posted a, Minnetrpo1ts, Oct. M-Corn-No. ' ye]. notice on the walls forbidding the 160,0: $355930 "h, f?ehtr,,1,ty a ignite. . . o C. ur--- ancy pa en B, least demonstration when prisoners $10.50; tirtgt clears. 89.15: second clean. I 1 pass. 'l" " 'lrnn-QIA .- can [A FRENCH AIRMEN DRIVE DOWN 36 MACHINES IN THREE DAYS A despatch from London says: In- tensive air thrhtintr took place Wed. nesday between the French and the Germans. Eleven German aeroplanes were driven down by French aviators, making a total of M destroyed up to that time this week. The German People Gave Their Only' Food, Apples, to British Prisoners. HUNS PUNISH , Coincidental with the reorganization of the air service there will be sever-l ,changes in the flying men's uniforms. .In future pilots probably will be pro- ivided with garments far more Pit: able for high altitudes than those worn to-day. Owing to the great, heights airmen must attain underI modern conditions they need clothing! that is heavier and " the name time is adaptable to quick change or re-l moval. could be used in towns. raids upon German The Dolnm Distribution of low. About 20 women gardeners who have been trained at Kew, England, are going to France, where they will take up the duty of tending the graves of British dead soldiers. It is the firtst contingent, and others will for. I I". luck lum- l Toronto. Oct. 2r-Extra choice heavy eteerl. $11.60 to $12.25: do., good heavy, "Il to 811.35; butchers' cattle, choice. 410 to 810.50: do., good. 89.40 to $9.76; 'do.. medium. 38.75 to $9; do.. common. tt.76 to 98.25: butchers' bulls. choice. 88.30 to 88.75: do., good bulls. $7.40 to $7.85; do., medium hulls. $6.85 to 87.10: Ida. rough bulls, " to $6; butchere' cows. choice, " " to 88.65; do.. good. 4150 to 87.75: do., medium, 86.80 to _".75; Itockerl. $7.60 to 88.50; feeders. $8.50 to 89.25: cannon and cutters. " -to 86.75: mllkere, good to choice, 890.00 J10 3125; do.. com. and med.. to to 385; 'Sprinxers. $90 to $125: iikht ewes. $tt to ttt; bucks and culls. " to 810.50; IInheep. heavy. $5.76 to $7.60; yearling; 1012 to $13: calves. good to choice. " .to 815.50: Spring lambs. 816 to 816.50; lhosl. fed Ind watered. 818 to $18.25: do., weighed off curs. 818.25 to 818.50; do., f.o.b.. $17.25. Montreal, Oct. M-Choice steers. 810.50 to $10.75: good. $10 to $10.25; lower grades. 88.75; butchers' cows. $6.75 to $8.60; bulls. 87.25 to $8.76; Ontario lambs. 815 to 815.75: Quebec 13mm. $14 to $14.50: sheep. " to 810.50: choice milk-fed calves, 814 to 815: tower grades. $8; selected hogs, 817.50 to $18..5. Duluth. Oct. "--Lintreed, 88.06 to $8.09; arrive, $3.07: October. 83.06 bid; November. $8.06 bid; December, 82.99} bid; May. 83.02 asked. Minneapolis, Oct. M-Corn-No. ' var low. $1.86 to $1.87. Oattr--No. a white, 5'" to 59k. Ptoyr-r-1hutey patents, 810.50; nut clears, $9.15: second clean. 'e.. E.'ranzt"O to {30.50. loam Isl-kn- Montreal. Oct, " - Oats - Canadian ,Western. No. 2, 76 to 7610; do.,‘No. 8, I“) to 75c: extra No. 1 feed, 74) to Tlic; do.. No. 2 local white. 72c: do., No. 8 local white, 71c. 1er1ey--Ntsttinir, t1.80 to 31.31. Flour-Mak. Spring wheat patents. firsts, $11.60; seconds. 311.10; Istrong bakers', $10.90; Winter patents, ycholce. 811.26: straight rollers, 810.70 ,to 811.00: do., bags, $6.20 to $5.36. [Rolled oaur--trtuHa, 88.30 to 88.40; do., .baga. 90 ttm., $4.00 to $4.10, Bran, $36. "hh,,orh'c, fe,to Att. 1Aipd1ipyttt, as tp _ _-"--. “v. - ........‘..... ....... No. 4, 82.07; No. 6. ti.86; feed. $1.80 oats-No. 2 C.W.. Mic; No. 8 CW. Gale: extra No. 1 feed. 63in; No. l feed, ttte; No. 2 feed, "le. Winnioett, Oct. M-cash prleets'.- Wheat-tGi. t Northern. $2.21; No. , Northern. 82.18; No. a Northern. 82.15: 1:10. 4.32.01; Je.. 6u..t,r86;_fee4, 11:219. L' BearurLiildaiaiiia' Siam',' 37.11.”; .markct until last of October: imported lh:n<]i:(plcked. 87.60 per bush; Limo... per , .. e. I Potatoes. on trtuk-Ontarto, has. ti." {to 81.66. i kTortey-Comty--Eirira _ tine. " OB., 83.26; 12 OB., $2.76; No. s, 82.40 to 32.50. 'strained. tins. 23’s and 5'5. 18) to 190 “we; lb; 10:. ty, to Ill; lin', 17 to Inc. _ _ --, -.,_. _-...w. n. w ecu. Lard-pure lard. tiercea. 26] to 27e; tubs. '" to 87le; pails. " to Sue; com- F,",',','..", tierces. 22 to Mae; tuba. 221 to Me; pails, 22) to Me. Smoked meats-Hamm medium. " to 8ie; do.. heavy. 26 to Mc; cooked, 41 to 42e; rolls. " to 28tt; breakfast bacon. " to 40c; backs. plain, 39 to 40e; bone- less. " to “c. Cured rmsatrr-torut clear bacon, 27! to.Pf,nri. 11leay bglllgs. 26k to_27e. 'le'e" ialtr"sc-vi'urTrirvm Me; Spring chickens. Ib., 20c; hens. " to Me; any}; Spy-um. _18c:_ geese, 120. WV - -. _"_..'e. _-M"" "an“... “w. Hutter--,-FreBtt dairy. choice. 40 to “a; Creamery prints, " to Me; solids. M to 46c. q Mtrtrn--New hid. in cartons. 61 to 53c: out of cartons. 45c. Due-sad popltry--fgprimr chickens. " to Mc; fowl. 20 to Me; aquaba. per dos.. " to 84.50; turkeys. " to "e; ducku. ftri.ntt, 22c; xeeag. 16c. homo. -r _,., _-- -- ---. ....-.. ._,. ' Mtrti--Car Iota, per ton. " to $7.6t) I truck Toronto. per 10.. 86 to 86c. Erttttr--Per dos“ " to 40c. “'holesalera are selling to the retail trade at the following git-icon :-- Cheesy-z-New, large, a to "Mr, twins. 281 to "r, triplets. In to Mc; old, large. 80e; twins, 3050; triplets. 80te. F'mtter--Iretnt dairy. choice. " to 410; creamery prints, " to “a: solids. ' .- Ae, Del; lb; “at" nAstter-freamery, sonar-$5111.. 42h to "e; prints, Per its., “I to “c; dairy. n-II tbs " s- a - Women to Care for Graves. I Rye - No. 2, 81.72. according to . lrelkhtl out-Ida. Manitoba ttour-First patents. in Jute bags. $11.50; 2nd. do,, 811.00; strong bakers'. do., 810.60. Toronto. Ontario ttour-Winter. according to 'sample. 89.80. In bus. Montreal; $9.60. iii7iiir.ri.iiy, prompt ghlpment. . 'tiir--so. l, new. per ton, $12.60 to “3&0: mixed, do.. $10 to 812. track To- tits Milireed--cir iiiiE delivered Mont- real {rein-hm. but: trjcVakt-uiirtur.' per ton, 886; lhortl. do., 842: middnnzs. do., ”auto :16; good feed ttour, per bag. Ontario wheat-New. No. 2 Winter. $2.22: balls. In store. Manned. Peas-No. 2, nominal. B_artev--Malttntr, 81.16 to 81.18. ac- coLdInx to_rreu0tipu_tgide. ' Toronto. Oct. "--9hutitotta tttet-r: No. i Northern. am: Ne. ’00. t ' No. a 00.. am; No. 4 what. i. u. t Micro Fort William. pil'!.",'"..' t tug l lunch: mbto--Nq. I C. " ' te: No. ' ew.. Gale: our: No. 1 feed, '88c; No. 1 Ned, “to. in non Port William. f."""""' corn-No. 8 yellow. nomi- na . Ontario otsttr--No. 2 white, " to Me. nominal; No. , do., " to 68e. nominal. leggrdlqg to yang ouuglde. 7 Markets of the worn ss/iii-iid i-i-ii-iii-L-i' °°Iltry Prod-to-who-u. ProvtMon-Whoi- TORONTO British West Africa exports near- ly 20,000,000 gallons of palm oil an- nually. I Consumption is a house disease. It 1is spread by means of the germs con- tained in the expectoration of con- sumptives. A careful consumptive is no danger to snyone. A careless com. sumptive is a public menace. Do not spit on the floor. Do not allow your fellow workman to spit on the floor. Do not permit your employees to spit on the floor. No spit, no consumption. Get all the fresh air and sunshine you can. Wash your hands before eating. Keep clean and live in clean surround- ings. Dirt and disease go together. I l Dr. Herman Riggs, of New York, has reported that in his opinion there are 500,000 cases of tuberculosis in France in men of military age. Scores of thousands of soldiers have already come down with the disease and are under treatment; yet France before the war had not more than 12,000 beds' available for tuberculosis in the whole, country. In Northern France the Peo-i ple are heartily infected with t'i'i'd'i'i') losis, and I saw more cases of de-. formities in children in an hour in) lone town of 12,000 people than I] ‘could possibly see in Toronto in a week. It was very depressing when! one realized that it was all preventrl able. What France needs most of all is a great educational campaign as to the importance of fresh air, sun- light and sanitation. They are a won- derfully practical people, and would accept advice from ofheial sources gladly. To all intents and purposes the treatment cannot be taken at home, but must be taken at an institution where he patient will always be under medical supervision. - --i--- "n. ..Br..Wr.rFhr_' u-uvnyuuc. It means in practical terms, living for several months in the open air, resting quietly, abstaining from all forms of excitement and getting plenty of good food. Consumption can be cured, but it ul- unlly means a long period of treat- ment under the strigtegt discipline. Consumption, or Tuberculosis, Can Be Cured By Special Treatrnent. In view of the fact that a thousand soldiers have already come back with tuberculosis, it may be well ta reiter- ate some simple facts with regard to this disease. The squadron afterwards flew to- gether something like one thousand miles without failure on the part of any machine or any hitch. I The fourteen Capronis which took part in it started together from near Milan, flew to the Appennines in a gale and arrived in a body near Rome. There they rested a while and then flew to their taking off camp on the Adriatic shore, and thence to Dalmatia and Montenegro and home. l fsquadron Flew 1,000 Miles i Without Accident. the Italian armies says that later de.. tails received of the great Cattaro raid mark it as an example of rare organ- ization. the A despatch from London 8tWlc-. The Daily Mail_’s correspondent with - V- --'-e. "luau, C§PCCIF ally when served with hot milk. Delicious with sliced peaches, bananas and other fresh fruits. Tnroffn away - contains more I cal body-building nu. triment than meat, eggs or potatoes and costs much less. Full of nutriment, tasty and toothsome. Most people like the nutty aroma of the baked wheat, especi- easy to keep in top-notch vigor of mind and body at low cost if you know Shred- ded Wheat Biscuit. It is 100 per cent. whole wheat-- nothing wasted, nothing "--, "â€"â€"- --.. -M-I~u m Strength calls for intents gent tom) selection. It is THE BREAD DjSEASE. .Ma‘ELin ,7 Canada. '_--.--"." i-il-.-.,-..-) I l , :3“, _:-L,f, .D -er-taE' an; fl, k-u - J“... - TT.. R": A despstch from Amsterdam trarcieeiysd here weighing 129,000 pounds, The activities of the mosquito along,' and containing 2,160 bushels, with no the Macedonian fighting front are de- I doeUtre. The net proceeds of the car, scribed " unbearable by a correspond-4 letug freight “d commission, WI! $4,- ent of the Bulgarian newspaper Mir.i08.10. The weight of the wheat per The correspondent fully approves of nttsattrured bushel Watt 66 Pounds. The the British evacuation of the Lower car wt" loaded br- George B. Hum- Stmm [mom of Nokomis, Sank. MOSQUITO m ACTIVE ON MACEDONIA FRONT. Dr. James Miller, the vocational train- ing officer, expects to be able to se- cure the temporary loan of traction engines from practically all the firms dealing in this line of equipment. Plans are made for the men to plough a 50~acre plot for the veteran's Club this tt1.lyut1yiurintr the winter, / Calgary Makes Fine Return For Plow- " ing Done by Soldier Students. l The vocational training department of the Ogden Military Convalescent Hospital at Calgary has now a very "ino basic equipment for teaching re- iturned soldiers gas and steam engine) 'operation as applied to farming. and‘ ithe men have had considerable prac- itice in breaking and stubble plowing (under practical conditions. l A small field near the Institute was . plowed for a farmer who paid for the "re and oil consumed. and the garden 1 plots at Ogden have been plowed. Now amngementa have been made with the municipality to plow a 50-acre plot for the city of Calgary, which in re- turn is to extend certain courtesies to the Institute, among which are enu- merated the promise of concrete blocks with which to floor the gsrage,: and the loan of some steam engine, equipment end 1 water tank to go with the Institute's steam thrashing engine. i TRAINING FARMERS AT OGDEN. A despatch from London says:---:. E. W. Bean, official correspondent with the Australian troops, telegraphing from France, says that the Germans, retired opposite a small part of the Australian front to the next spur of high ground about 1,000 yards back. The German main position now is astride the ridge somewhat south of Paeschendeele, with one leg down a spur running westward toward Poel- capelle and the other leg down a high spur running to the south-east and; ending in I knob known " Keibergh thence curving tsouth-east over the' lower slopes of the southern portion! of the main ridge before Becelaerel and Gheluvelt. l On Small Part of Anzac Front on Passchendaele Ridge. GERMANS FALL BACK SLIGHTLY The Three Qheens, or The Witches' Sabbath £13231.» A despatch from Winnipeg says: A car of No. 1 Northern wheat was re- ieeived here weighing 129,000 pounds, and containing 2.150 bushels, with no I dockage. The net prom: of the car. l A despatch from Ottawa tMVB'.--- " Although the large majority of Cana- " dians are probably unaware of the (tttet, soldiers of the Dominion' over- iseas, even those in the trenches in (France and Belgium, receive a daily ipaper Med with news from Canada. I This little publication, which is of t such immense value to the boys at the front because it contains news of: l home, is published in London, and goes 1 I by the name of "The Canadian Daily I Reeord." It is the latest development I of the Canadian military authorities in 1 Canada and overseas to meet the de- ;mand of the Dominion', soldiers for _ news of their own country. I CAR OF WESTERN WHEAT BROUGHT $4,453.10 NET, Meets Ovefseas Soldiers’ De. mands For Home News. DAILY PAPER were saved. Brave, but outclassed by reason of y,',eg.t,r, gun-range and heavier ton- nage, the Russians gave battle to the iGermans and attempted to force heck Ithe enemy armada " Oesel Island. 1 Standing far outside the shell zone of 'the Russians, however, the guns of the German Dreadnought: sank the battleship Blava--a relic of the days before the Russo-Japanese Ee-ee so badly damaged other units that the Russian ftotilla was forced to seek refuge in Moon Bound-lying be- tween Moon Island and the Etrthonitsl coast. Nearly all of%e Slava’s crew) A despstch from London says: Ap- parently contingents of the Russian fleet-in all about twenty warships of various 'slttMsess--tsre bottled up in Moon Sound, with a cordon of- Ger- man wareraft barring their egress northward back into the Gulf of Fin- land, or to the south into the Gulf of Riga. v" MOON ISLAND SEIZED BY HUNS After Lively Battle Between Russian and German Fleets. File CANADIANS --Umdon Passing Show ,,,-_- "w“. surroundings, where the that]. “in. is listen“ to with u: inhalant not often shown in better grin- V - w".-. uu nanospnere of smoke and gloom. (manna-ted by the glimmer of a few Candies and lanterns. A crowd of men are gather- ed oround the chaplain and the stove. l sitting upon new kind. of improvised leek, Mieha of wood, boards, beds. Overhead them no line after line of shirts and loch drying, a khaki fres- co work of criu-crou. lf'you can picture such I ”one, you have the stage letting for one of our evening unions. And yet ponibly you would be 'ttrttetred at the hurting. of our mad the of the de- my: bf 'a'lldTt,'tr,,,t,t,ie,if,i-. in ttGGG TGTI " IPOnunoously an nimbl- ':'a"attf'Pt.'y!diney, where “Imgine. if you can. a lone, low hut With wire bed: down each side, heads to the WI". and feet to the centre; I big wood-hurrah; bruier smudginz furiously in the title. In nth-“L“- tummy $13.31;: Canadian labor battalion. "For one thing I thought that the religious work among the men would be easy and regular. I found it both diitieuit and irregular. Unlike an infantry battalion. our unit gets no reat days except for a certain period every month or so in some comparatively quiet billet back of the line. We work every day and often at night, too, and if we get one Sunday a month we do Well. This, of course, is accounted for by the urgent need for railways wher- ever extenuve army movements are It',',"'., carried out. I have no hesita- tion in saying that our work ranks in (the scale of military importance as second to no other branch of the ser- vice. Thus you will see that the chap- lain has to do what he can for the men in the few apare hours that fall to their lot. All winter! held church service. on Sunday nights at , b'eloek me&the large living huts, and $.39th were of a pic Cal-Mien Chaplain Telle of Earnest Devotion end Keen Interest. " lave had en extremely interest- in time since coming to France, and yet my experience an e (eh-plain have been very different from what I ex- pected." fig-Wee the_cheplein of e Fwd Marshal Lord French recent- ly presented a number of military awards on South-en Common. "comrades of the War" is a non- poIitical orttanixation who]: hu been formed for the promotion of the wel- fare of diaeUrtred soldiers and sail- The ttrat prize " on angling match, in which there were 126 competitors. was won by George Beak, n blind Lincoln new: agent. Sidney Collyet, of Ewburst, Bur. sex, has been appointed manager of the Kelbun estate, Newnrk, by the British Sugar Beet Growers. Albert Hunt "I enhanced to six months' imprisonment at a London police court for unlawfully wearing a dischnrged soldier's badge, An nllotment holder " Sheffield has pulled one root of potatoes which contained two hundred and forty-six smaller potatoes. Hop growers are required to make a return for the purpose of the scheme under which the Government intend to purchase the whole of the year's crop. l, The Board of Trade has nwarded pieces of plate to two Spanish mu- tern of vessels who rescued n ship- wrecked British crew. . By I recent order the Ministry of Munitions In: taken poeseelion of all lead in the United Kingdom, ex- eept in epoch] can. Lewis Minenblum, In cut end baker, was flned 250 at the Theme: Police Court for selling bread less than twelve hours old. My Jellicoe recently opened . fete " the Gordon Gardens, Gravel- end, on behalf of the Royal Merchant Seamen's Hospiul. CHURCH SERVICES IN HUTS. Among the npplicnntl for the po- sition of organist at Burton-on-Trent Parish Church were tive blind musi- chm. Deal am each side, heads ll. cud feet to the centre; a hurrah; bruier nudging In the aisle, an “nowhere Ind rim. interwar-ed by "tr of I few candles nnd " walkway d agriculture f “Cir employer:l in an e} 'IL,' Wright. One cure fm the trees with qml posions. I cued haven n tmataurnt, th tt now-day: condition CM no worms “one eg "'09. is 50000.0( b “fun compliah The common tllltf, mom', that “I from one-fourth tim we crop I“. - Destructive of the Attack Fruit done or sol Belgium to-dt curs. helpless, bios slowly their eyes. P ml. I plig entary n though, and I to name extent the prank “are are qnrth to f 'ttiles of ti do it. Or. '0 ire mar loans that the product on an new lay, "rt can 0.9 PM Must l M of Ever: The earth has a 107,000,000 squarv l “a. A little over “If“ is land, , In“ of it. And - miles, or a a One-Ill", is soil that food Production. T mountain range and little of this much! claimed. but not t'rart The from from er “In tind tl Ive and pr Trimm, euth ar bronco, th the et TRE APPLE TNE wortunrr Ito omit! does a rt M claw rd Th " If ”it IT U Prac Boa tan Elev