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i~`- Pl--E1-EN _ rin: cuARLoT'rEroivN oillliumlu ~“ ` -_ _ . _;_______"_~__ ___§o§gu§trf;l._los.“`

Mila rliorllliriias- rox SIE .' \ ‘ --'° . _

"'v-'i;lts_- ° undersigned offers tor

'__`i_olo`two ,farms sitnate st* Hsrtsville

) g'30.' comprising 50 `and 88 acres. li '_ ininl, within four miles of Hunter

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The women of today are serving and

_ they are still being called upon. ‘

One service is still below its quote

ini/ér'siia' Nona Wiltshire stations __ thfgood buildings in both»prope_r- .3

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it *iw _ '_- Ditty withfwlre and cedar posts and 11

‘Farms well »wu.tered. fenced

f workers. -More nurses are required i~ work right here in Canada. Why ot avail yourself of this opportunity

. » um- ' '

Prisoners Turhed Out ln'Rags _to Walk _i-iome.

Meri Were Stnrvod `andACli\d In Rags

and Many o°fi'1'hem Died on Um

° MllllE GERMAN 0llUElTY e

f"lilli`oolf~_lislif 'oil ' AN ”iSL'lill>.

1iolne"SeIected for Farther ; Cmwii Prlnoo. ' _ ans1°si_z‘bfalu;`Nov; z5_._- Mosm- lid,`a hhiilht consisting of ti. s'coro small tarmsteads and tishermen's

‘ ia of huts on the bleak, lonely island of 'Wiei:ingeu, which is _situated some

Road td Liberty_-Tentons° Have d

istance from_.‘__th_e Dutch naval sta-

Besn Delihdatiely Savage _In tion at lielder, isfthe home assigned

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certain ~iniiil .A liiii hi liel

( iign rssidsiieeuln gortoiiiizu ‘

”‘ ll

1ii£e.is_:._,_

.-z:iiu'ng_abundm1ce of`hsrd and soft thereon. May; be sold separate- ly;o'r togetlyqfr. to suit purchasers. Ap-

t ~'piy' to 1fi_j___

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' ` DONM;D__~McKAY, '~ _ Hartsville_ P. O_ 2599.;-2sM2wlrsi»d_

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'l'lmeg_Table For Slratb

,gartney for November

' ' From Bonshaw From Cli"I`o\vn

_‘F‘ri._ Nov. I 8 a. m. 6 p. rn. _'l`ues.Nov. 5 10.30 a. in. 6.3o'p.\J\- ;_l~`ri. Nov. 8 4. a. m. :p~.ii1. l`ues. Nov. 12 6.30 a. ni_ 4 iiiil. l_"ri. Nov. i5 8 :i.nl. 6 p. in. ~"ues. Nov. 19 9.-30 a. iii. o |. ui. .'-`ii. 22 4 a.m. ' ' 2 l>~ IH

.esday 26,7 li. ni. _ 4 l'~"‘

. ,»,1_ gg 8 a_ in, fi li iii, _ Freight must be delivered our iioilr before s:liling»_ _

irlzzee _

The .\nnual \loeting o|` >`li:i_rc-

holders of “The Bonanza Breeding 'Zompany"_ will he held ai. lii~t'i>i~ia ‘ llwlvl Char ottetown on 'liit>sd.i_v ‘the 3rd day 0l` December next at

l.Illl P. _\I for the ti-ansactifui of

gf- oral husiiiess. i

- ‘ W ll. l’R(lWSl~I

' iecretary

.\liii'i~'\_\ Harbor. _

Nomiiiher l5ll\ l‘)lll. 2502-l -23 _\l sat. Zi

Spf cial Meeting

A special mcctingof thc <liui'i:-

hnlilvrs of Charles Dalion Silver 'lllurk Fox Compiliiy, Limited, will lie held in the Bo=irf.l_of Tr;i=lie llooins. Market B ii i l tl i n ;_' , Charlottetown, at 2 o`clock in llii- al`tcrnoi n on Wednosda_y_ l ith Di-cember, l9lil to lake into cou- slderaiion the saleol`thoCon1paiiy`s property and the winding up ol' its luisine'-ls. `

By order of the Directors.

- A. B WAlil3UR'l`()N,

Scci‘etai'y.

2651-ll-27 N till Dec. ll

it,-/1~_»:_

NOTICE

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.L"A's We have sold our Laundry llitlsitiess and premises wo_ beg to mlvisebur friends land the public generally that we are not receiving airy more work in this line. Will persons having parccls'kiiidly call as early as possible for same.

STAR STEAM I.AUNl)liY

A. F. W|‘IliS'l`l~lli

2tll»6-ll-29m3l_ ‘

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` -NO'l`lf`»E

Mleting of the shareholders of h - Cherry Valley 'lairv Co. wil h-- ‘eld >it'(h»rr Valley Jchoo’ on Friday, Dec. 6th at 7u. m. I' no' firie Meeting will be hel Sat inlay.

` J. E. MCE ACHERN,

President

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yllopais of Canadian Nortliwes

A Land Regulations

sole ` ' 1“l.'..._,_.._'_:;.°:...f_ l:¢'}__“l..°.:..:.':'...'°:':..°.t:: Milton a able Domi _ri land in Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberta. Applicant mint ap- vllgn-lh neneii st the Dninlri on lands \¢sm~ ...'.y ~'S`;."“i’.'l".‘..’;° ”‘ '..“,'_‘§,:.,"; ._ °;; once in eond‘ilan~. ~ '

*Six montha ance agen and ciil

l*.'.':.".=..'l'..'*‘° "il ill* °‘.‘ '°°l°"* A

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h-lddlad farm 1:! al' legarehmhgrgst 2:

- I e\rla|n'di|trlctaa bomostnder lngooiistand- in( (lay pi qiansmoction alongside his We . Price mpnacre.

residents in ea of time

me - _

:::r%~l:.-.sle°.l.+v-*..:.'f,:.:'.°°;:i:l:ll`°l:°.:°.:r inyauamliy or of legs .ll '¥,‘3f,,,°:. P°°' lf' "°“°*°“ °S"‘“- °_-' °°"°*" hoof rommencin Sept. - 16tl_ i

A nmnohs an uname slisomesmiii-im

usminnasuimouiinmiiisalis-ies. “Sure vm-l get "Ur PflCét

”iI°'.'§.."'..,°'.='1i'¢'i¥.‘l'.",l,'.‘;,‘2.',',‘,i‘,m*'; oefore killing on farm, _

o make your livelihood. ‘ '

We can teuch you right at lioinc tli`

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ulars to _ " _

‘R`owAi. coi_LEeE or sci-sivciz

.T0l'0nlo .

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Offs- red For Sal \\`¢'rln s

This irriun licetii Prop rtv :ind

tires, spl tid dly water cl, vi ll .ard ani soft wood, t~getifr with all stock, crop, implerne-».is. et-~, -v-ll bi: sold at auction on tie 1 ove dale. 'l`h»' t_wo dwellirg riou es besides the “Lodg:" on ih»- f .ini -1illa'so be sold

The tolloving stock. etc, will ie offererl-~ _ 5l`OCK-1. Rr_;od Mare, 7 ears old, lvlillstream Jick; 1 I-Iirse, 8 vi-.irs old, M llstream la k;_i Driving Horse 8 years, Darkwooll; 1 .VIarf:.4veare, Da' K Good jet lilzick; 1 Filly, 2 yeas, Vlayor Todd; l~Fllly, 1 year,

Dirk vo d.

26 HEAD OF CATTLE--ll

‘ \/Iilk Cows. 3 flue to freshen lst lm, others 'liibruary 'to Moy. -vlostly bholthorns, Guernscys

hirn Cow, 5 years old; 2 Fat Cittle; 4 Steers, 1. l-2 years old; 5 H-i"er.~', 1 _l-'Z vcare; l keg sier- ed Shllthoin, 6 Calves; 1 Fec- strreo bhoroi-.lrri 7 months old; 7 Sheep; 2 Brood Sows Register- ed York, l rear old; 1 Brngri Siw, Beik~hii'; 6 Fat Pig=; 9 Early Fall Pigs; 80 Plymouth Rock l-Ieri~', Geese. I.V1__Pl.EV1l‘.N'l`S-2 Binders,

D:-rerlng and Mi>sey Harris; 1 Hay Mower, McCormick; 1 Hi e oril, Massey Hairis; l Hal Rake, 3 Hay Fork-_; 1 Carrier, Cable, Blocks and Rope; Horse Power, Drum; 1 Set Fanners; _1 'cnet ihalham Fi ning Mills' and Bagger; 1 Grain Crusher; 1 Fod- *or Cutter, 1i_Pulper;' i 2-Rre Turnip Drill; 1 Hand Turnip Drill; 3 Plow~; i Gang; 3 Reis ~pike Harrows; 1 Renoal Hor- fowi; 1 Sprint i'ooth; 1ScutHer; Pot to l)iizqe : Set Scales, Fair- hawks; 1 Team Truck Wagon; 2C¢rts Trucks; l Rubber-tired _/Valzonz 2 R ~d W;igon-; 1Su 7 key; 1 Express Wagon; 2Driving Slcll;h»; 1 B -x Sleiih, 3 Wood Sl lghs; 3 Sets Driving Harness: l`riick Wagon and Cart Harness; Ladies’ \_ri»-s :ificl Side Saddles i.id Brille=: Anvil, To l Chest .md Tools; l"or»<s, Shovel=, Hoes. lrindvooe. Vi lieelbarrow; 1 1-2 fleal Engine, Pumoing Jack, Piiinps, Eorlle s'Chain: 1Motor Boat: A quantity B o a r d s, Swinlz-les. “

CROP-160 B.is'1els Wheat vhite iif~-: 65 I-lut~h:ls Birlei: -509 Bishels Mixed Grain; 300~ 'lusheli Oats: l’..tato»»s --nd! l`iirnip=; zi Large qumtity Hiy l ind Straw. Terms-All sums of $5 00 and inder cash; over that amou fit 12 months credit on approved joinl notes, 6 per cent allowed for cash.

Should d.~y p' o e verv stormy, ~ale' will belle d first fine day. Wm. D. _\-ic oubrey,

\ii »~i »nper -I

2442 Nov. 16; zo, 23. lo, Dec. 4, lo

Wanted

Fat Hogs

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We are 'pveoared to bu\ ‘l

~ J. M. Roos at co. =

"rdf e "_ U V _5_ ' 9 these guides dcscited them nftei a .»l~lT\C0 Balv Curl-Sl llflil Ol . 0 few hours, alleging as an excuse s°'“ewhat‘ ‘~ `

.- were only accepted its uioncy at the

Vlavor 'I`fd'; 1 Horse 4 years'

ind Jerseys. lReis"ered Short-

_ sentries.’

_pomls in the future. _

aurrenderod _to thsqgiiea Thursday.

' Soldiers. _ »

LoNDoNl Nov. 25.-_Tlieresi-tl

t of iiursiiig_ Send lor full part .:- several hundreds of th0~usan`da` of lib

men in Germany whose plight, which before the signing of the armlsticé was bad haslsince become desperate,

U el 00l`¥‘€SI'.Dndent at t e

French headquarters. He says these

_f' _ ;_ _ '_'_; are prisonersi of war'f_. B,.mBh_ t

French ‘and Roumanian -_ who are

diet of three or four hundred

_I am lakl"§ ll"“ l“~>l?'_* f"'_°"}' 'graniines of lnfamously had bread ii t 'crlricstlziy :lL llulilel' l\:vcr >t:i- day, supplemented by o. soup, issued m

at mid-day, made of water in which

Un' l_;_\.__\R|_;.m- \\~1_-1)LUi(:K cabbage or barley has been boiled. d

Continuing, the correspond ent

3_’¢--ii-iii.~l_'._‘iii;ispd_ i writes.: “I talked to 30 of the pris- a

' - oners yesterday-all British soldiers, 3

captured in March or April _ and

"` "_ 2: “ww” i" _ they lold me that theyihad never Q A had any clothing from the Germans.

‘ (JY i L() T: They started on their long march in g

, _ ’ 2;JB<;lS_:_vill;_ thgz sole? dropigng oil; _or C W l 3 “K _ socks. Thoetirelflelei ov€;i'e bgbiid imagined'

l- with cotton rags, Some had over- P

coats, some had\-”hone. Many ui' thepi had sold their overcoats :ind

(l3y, l‘€C?I‘l'll)9l‘ l , i918 British boots and even their shirts, C at 'Z {)vc|_ Ck, __-":"0n_ to their guards for potatoes and ex~ 'e

tra bread Apparently they starts-cl

llilfp. _ ’ _ I from the 'prison camps in droves ol’ W

l _ several hundred in charge of oilli.-ers ?'_

and a couple of soldiers, who wt-ie

i ,_ .. " b _ ___ 'll it‘;`_n_d _n to give them directions. ln_vai°ial1ly ll

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that they had lost their way :ind ,must go back to enquire about it There has been u. hard frost evci-y night. These liien were all physical- ly reduced by hunger. Before they started they had no food, and were tramping through a country in which they could not enquire their way be- cause they couldn’t speak either French or German and in which the people have literally nothing to g_ve to anyone after their own _'hire nccds have been satisfied. They had no money-their wage of nine ceiits a day was paid to them in the form of little squares of cardboard, which

prison camp canleens.

What happened to them, ns I gath-

ered from their story-, was this:

“They trnmped westward aftei

` their guides had left them until njghtfall. Most of them slept two or three hours in ilelds and awoke stirf and cold and, realizing that lt might, mean death to fall asleep again, goi. up and continued their journey. ln the morning there was thick ice on the pools. They walked all next day and next night, with occasional rests in the open, but without food oi sleep. On the 'second morning aflei another icy night march, they mor. French soldiers and were given food and put into motor lorries and taken to the nearest town. They are in sur-li a state that the French oillcers, who are well used to sights of war, were horrified to see men in such a stale. Some of them certainly died by the roadside of cold and exhaustion only o. few miles from their friends. How many died there ls no means of knowing. Some men I talked with told me positively that in their party five had died, others told me of two deaths or three among their parties. The big droves, by natural process, split 'up into little groups which clung together tor con1pa.ny.as long as possible. _ _

-"It would be ditllcult to overstaie

the misery of these poor men, whose fault was that they were British soldiers. I have as yet met only one Roumanian, and heard of a few Italians who have been treated* in this way, but there is no doubt that it has happened to thousands or British soldiers.

“All prisoners I have spoken to

since the armistice was concluded, of i whatever nationality, agree upon one thing - that is, that while all are starved the British are the hungriel' and for worse treated than others.

“‘Swine,’ ‘Dog,’ seein to be the

.current manner of address where ;Brltishers are concerned in Ger- man -prison camps. Kicks and blows with the butt end of a rifle were their daily portion. Now is the 'moment to go into the appalling stories our men tell of- comrades dropping on their way to work from _hunger, dysentery, and being beaten 5 with rltles until they got up and went on and died over their work. Of men who were refused admission to hos-_ pitals being carried out dead from huts, while the German sentlnels stood by laughing. Of men with acute dysentery crawling out at night for relief and dytnglon the _ground underthe eyes of in_d.iHei'ent

, _ .

Euitritge In Belgium. . BRUSSELS, Nov. 25.-King Al-

hert, having been received enthusias- tilcally by the ,inhabitants of his re- 'dieemed capital, made iindmportant speech from the throne in Parliament -his first utterance in the capital' since almost the beg'lnnlng_of the war. One of the most vital points i:n_ the King's address dealt ,with the question of suifrsge for Belgium, and

1n_this connection he said:

"The Government proposed to the

Qhambers to lower, by patriotic agreement, the-ancient barriers and ` to make the constitution of the n`s-'

tion ii. resgity on the basis of equal suffrage 1 r all men of the mature agerequlred for the exerclseof civil

rights." I

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Foch Will Ignore Protests. .

PARIS, Nov. 25.-Marshnl'Foeh's

refusal to accede to the protestatibni of the Germlln delegates, according to the Matin, will apply to all pro-

Seventy-one G an warsiii l

U Mohraooe iviAni<z'rs '

"`Th°"' T"°°h“é“t °f “W Bl’|U5l\ _.to the_ _intgrned former German

Crown fPrincs_ The local pastor's humble ,two-storied residence has een leased furnished for six months. nd here the `!ornit=r. Crown Prince will live. The house, which is with- oiit. the slightest a‘tii~action, is off thc

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_ _ 709512 Spadina Avenue ' writes R'e _ _;s h beaten track and is'hai-dly ever visit-

d by strangers. _ ' The hamlet itself is inhabited for

he~most part- by mussel ilshernien, ho, after their experiences with boats during the war, view the

\ ' ‘ ‘ now being released from German U" _ _ _ _ prison camps. These men ha-ve been 'guests advent' "meh 'S expected tn'

#___ living and working for months on a. In

orrow, with anything but favor. The sole coininunication between

he island -of Wieringen and the ainland is a small steaniei' which arries mail and makes two trips aily. ` To the fiirnishings of the parson- ge, which are very simple, there has een added a small billiard -lable nd a bath. Adjoining a. Bible class- oom furnishing`s have been installed or the foriner Crown Priiice’s iiard_ _ A loneller retreat for the for-inel- rown Prince could hardly he

When the foiihiei' Gcrinan Crown rincefnrrived at the Zuyder Zee

i?ishing'l.own'ot' lilnkhuyzen he re- eived a. different welcome than nc ncountered elsewhere in Holland. As he descended from the railway car

llh aswaggering gait and wearing fur coat, howls of execrzition arose -om the thousands gathered outside he station gates. The outlziurst. uf osiility seemed to perturb him

THE ARMIES OF LIBERATION

British iuad Freiicli Mltrrliing liiui " ` Gerriiiuiy.

PARIS, Nov. 25.--The War Office

announcement on the operations of i.hc`army of occupation says:

"Tile complete occupation of the bei~a.l.erl territories of Alsace and

Lorraine is in process of achieve- ment. During the course of the day our ti-oops installed themselves in riuiiierous towns and villages in tha Snrre Valley, notably ln. Dillingcn,

and took possession ot' Woerlh,

of Iiouiala., and are rushing forward

RHINELAND 'IS DISSATISFIED

man Federation. ‘

BERLIN, Nov. 25.-The movement

to withdraw from Germany and crc- ate ti. separate republic is gaining ground rapidly in the Rhineland, ac- cording to reports from Cologne to the Socialist Worwncrts. The move- ment finds strong support on the ptirt; of the clericals, as ri result of thu Prussinu Governrueni_’s _ a_nno_u;nct~- ment of its intention to establish the church. ‘

The recent events in Berlin also

apparently have increased the fears of the Rhinelanders regarding Boi- shevlsui, as the correspondent de- clares: ' -

1‘We shall have to reckon with se-

cession as almost unavoidable unless nn immediate consolidation is reach- ed in Berlin and the date of elections to the Constituent Assembly set wlth` the greatest speed.”

"It cannot be denied or concealed

that the situation becomes more dif- ficult and more dangerous every day," says Theodore Wolife in the 'l‘a.geblntt.' in referring. to s. statement attributed to Field Marshal von Hin- denburg, regarding alleged French plans for the permanent conquest oi'

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.Sarrebruck and Sarrelouis, where the

general commanding the First Army ' _ , AU"_’_TR'A S CAMTAL entered at the head of his troops, _"lli\.iiilil'iil \`i<1iiiizr" is i-lilii li lil tlic i~i"il:<- i~_\'-\ iioi-_'lii‘:i_\'.~'. ll~~i'i~ is ai i>il'iiit'i~ oi' |lii'~ pulillc isiiiiiirc. '

“In Alsace French advanced ~ ` _ "

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cording to the semi-oillcial Wolff " _ "`- ` ‘ ‘

Agency, has telegmphed the Bel-lin ei' liciiiwi him siiy ii :liii|l'li~ \\'oi'il iihoiii

Government asserting categorically the imi- ii" wht-ii ii will t-ii<l'."‘

that the 'German army, because of l- ~. .__ _ _,_ _ _ _ ._ _ the hard terms of the urmisuce and t_.ll__ :.tll, li:~.. lllil.. \\_l|i_.ii l‘i< i.iiii_ of the internal Bnua_¢_ion_ is in no lui ol tiviivizil lielilliiitliiiviel tli<_~l'f- fill position to renew tlghting. The Ger- thc joiii'iizili.~ltil look out their not -- _ _ __ - _ _ 1 mall Yllllltilfl’ leader added that ‘"9" hoolls) zuiil iviisl :le-piling liilo thi- <‘:i'.', i opeiations against the French army __ _W _ __ _ __ _ _I _ _.Nl alone would be impossibla .l- .~.il.__ _ y ii.i\-i _.iiiii1..~. _\\ ii ii ui _

this Ioi".'il>lo wzli' i-iiil "

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German territory.

Herr Wolife declares that all South i

Germany is dissatisfied with condi+ tions in Berlluand is beginning to

capital 'to its fate He points out that

ou e ,__ g

tung, takes-the same standpoint, de

LONDON Nov 25 '-The British,

Wilheimshaven this week, it is un- derstood in naval circle will be

gue Browning, who will be accom; _

joiirney is to»aes that German ves- ae s in those ports are properly dh-

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Potatoes '.... .-.....~'...l 'l'.i 1.4'/Ml 0Rl'~‘l\|l0K‘)"bll9‘l \fl'W’J‘l‘l'»‘£’i”--wil-45|, " ' "

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‘O the east '_\'o_'» _will till- vii \ul'l`i ', '~

"The number of guns left behind \"‘1`.\' #i|"1\I 11'2111»" _

by the 1'et1‘eatihg enemy now in our ~°siii~i-l_\- you i.livl- llolil-ii limi _, hantishcxceeds-6Q0_., A number of tiir- '_mm___m_w __l_m_ _“__ ________,_, _ _ ‘ - - planes and quantities of rolling stock ‘ ‘” ‘ _ ‘ ' " ' `

have also pi\l~;s_etl into our posses- "No_ iiu-ii_-i<\ii.. lic 1-:_:i':~ly l'il‘;:..

sl0l'i.”- _ _ " “lin _‘foil iii~::;i lo .~l:~_\'." i~liil'p<:il oil"

Field Marshal von Hindenburg’ ar' if tht- io\ii'ii;'li‘~t: "ll"il \'liii ll~i‘ve ll.-\'- ‘

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Republic my separate From Ger- ge as re is :ir as ».~_- a ir- or li ~

The "liilyir" is fbripd

in the lnnd Armed i _

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will(

lli>‘ll limi. \i|i il' his .~liji:::~'oi'.<

lilivo i~lit'ri|iiii<\re'.l your "for sitio" nil.

i lli~'ll li" cllppilzizx zinil tins-

\voi'iiig oils- !otiioi'i‘o\v,_ ton. iiilzl yoilrs oliillll to lm tliiiro when lie rouiis thi- pliiiinl'-if you linvc ANY. THING_S_TO "SELL, '

“Used thlnzs." allways tlnl

liiiyem if thcrefll- still USE- FUL TH|NGSi-if, lo SOME-_ BODY, they nro worth mon-i ey.

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commandeddiy Vice-Admiral Monts-` 11152-.tx m_P3n5 -._

panisd by American, French and _ _ ` Q Italien admirsla. The purpose of the _ R

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=_~r.\i\.°<!».. __ __ .W§Ym__Alf Heilllllg

by-stem-' A -

consider the question of leaving the "' """` 5”" ` ` ` ` '

the reported Polish aggression _

against the eastern borders of Ger- _ ' _ __ (lml mimydmsy l_i_rive'fst;il_co_11seqi;eil13cet; in :_' _ _ ._ _ ` , \_ , _ ,,»

regar to t e prov s on ng o er in. _ B - C ht Rev ntlow in the Ts. es Zei-

claring that only a speedy prelimiu- ~ ' H i H ‘ I i ary peace can prevent a catastrophe. "and - have til* hflnlv ' " 1 »- 'H ‘ H wui visit mei ima wuheimshsvén. gomfnffablc. f0l' limi squadron which iviil'go to Kiel and whfn ll” CU mfs .lli0mP|

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Froeschwiller, Reischoften, as well rs WHAT FOCH SAID ` "‘ , _|° _ 1 ' '

Soultz :ind Dischwiller. Evei"yw_l'ieii_e ' "'_'_____,_ _ _ ' & il (I l'\ Gi' .\\‘¢'l rl I R

the French troops were enthusiasli- ' _ . i '_ ~ _- , - _

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