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.l§“'15E€iEMnsR '1Z'i9‘16: _ ' __ _ -_ Tssivtmntowsrows uaamiw- _ -1 1 ‘1 = - f H - .__1 ‘ _' 'r - _ -- f _ _ -<7. _ < -_ Gif __~¢ ~; I - _ ~t - Ifv'»»__

--l A ____--Y anim sAr'ri.l“oP Looe. _ r - ' . _ - '-

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‘ Never bei0i'€ has this store

had sucila largectcck 01;-

i Rubber footwear

W e can fit a ny size loot

and a n yf_ shape boot t o per-

I _"__'fection, and o u r prices are

at least 10 cents per pair

_ . _lower than t h e same goods

_H are sold for in Toronto. ` Y , _ I.

Let us fit you A _

'_ Morris-Smith-Beer

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»WA NT ED

We want at once

1000 Bush -- Island

_Wheaf. 4 ' ' 500 Bush Buck- wheat. _ ` -500 Bigth. Barley.

5900 Bush. Heavy

_Seed Oats. _ 50_ Tons of Goo 'Timothy I-lay. '

25 Tons Clean Dr lat Straw. .

which we will pay high- t cash price for quick i-livery. Send samples stat ing quantity for sale.

Carter & Co., Ltd.

Queen Street \Seed Warehouse

' 'Charlottetown / `

llVIIlIlii\\\\\\__\\\ _

» Let us give you a receip for the amount of you

I'

Nov 30th -Beer & Week

1 _AND-

Calendar

.Mounts

i _ -

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iilied with Pictures of your many outinu’.'< or vacation make acceptable _Christmas Gifts. _,_ - _

'_(lur large stock of. ihe» different sizes in Albums and Mounts makes selection easy. ._

Now _is the time___to have

your prints made before the Christmas lush

We do prompt _Developing

and Printipg.

i` he Peoples Drugglst

,121-

”m\\K1\`

Q- ft 'E F. I -_

'Q nn

“8§€lll”l“\

I'

overdue account befo e

Geo. E. Hughes

_ To The WSMOKER !

We -have just received, by

Exlpress, 200 S A M P L E Pl ES, which will be sold at a discount. _

PIPES ‘

such as the B.B.B.,Peterson, C. C. C., etc., are' hard to beat, and you can imagine thetlpportunitv this affords _ of obtaining a first-class pipe at a reasonable price.

CALL TODAY and LOOK THEM OVER.

THE MacKlNNON

8

_' 3179-11-21MEti’.

-it have 'te ini; ill :ilu Province

_ DIBQQYNT4-Last day for discount Provincial ‘income Tux,-lst Decem-'- ber-______ _ 3253-11~aoM2i‘

BUY BROWN BREAD-and cske,at

Paton's Saturday .sfterrloon_ .

,_ 3288-12-1M2i. *_ '

POLICE .NEW8.- Ons drunk was:

fined $30 or ninety days at tho Police Court yesterday. Another prohibition, raid was made yesterday afternoon upon one of the' places l visited a couple of dsysprsviously. with the same result., _“Nothing _Dolng_"

_ TH_E LAST CALL.-The little ‘rhyme says: _ “Every little hit ad ded'to what you got makes just a little bit more," and just it little biI_ Which anyone can add towards the shipment for the 98th today, niesm something more than a “little bit," in ,cheerlng the be-ys at, the iront_ _

NOTE OF THANKS-The managel

oi the P. E. I. Protestant Orphanagi begs tofthank the following ladiel “|10 gentlemen who have klildly do listed to tile'_}lolne: Summerside- Mrs. D. D. Crew, 1 quilt; Ml's. Georg: Sudsberry, 1 quilt; Mrs. Albert 0akes_' 1 quilt; Mrs. Hugh Sudsberry, l quilt; Mrs. Hedley Brellaut, 1 cos' and hat; Mi-s_. Daniel Dunning ani_ Mrs. Wm. J. Muttart, 1 quilt. Clt} -Mrs. R. K. Flndlayson, hooks an( 'clothlng; Mrs. G. D. Wright, parce clothing value, ten dollars; Geo. Jen kills. Esc.. clothing; o. A. Holbrook Earl., clothing; Miss Crockett, cloth ing; Mrs. J. L. Thompson, clothing Messrs. Gill and Arbing. gift of wiri fenclilg to value of seven dollars, ani ‘Dr. Lackey for veterinary services _'value of three dollars. -

‘ASTROLOGER SEES END

- OF THE WAR IN 1917

___,_ _ England's well known estroioger Raphael, wllose predictions are al -ways awaited with interest, has jus iisaued his almanac for 1817, in whlci ‘he predicts the end of the war il 1917. He says that the President o the United States will be in dange during the winter, as well as some nc table citizens of the States. He pre diets a serious naval disaster in thi United States during the summe and the inauguration of tl religion; lcriisade against places of amuse ment. l ln regard to the war, it is slznit' 'cant that astrologers in the Unitei States have also predicted the end o the war ill 1917, the majority of than fixing the date about July Z7. R2 phtlei says that in the fall and wlntel of the present year (1916) there if allomlnous direction of Mars and _Ss turn. which portends the defeat Q

lllluc co. l_

I The Rexali Kodak Store .

» A few pounds of 'Hlckey’s Black : _

_he coming on, the battle between cs

§`i

'i wist Chewing Tobacco, or a pound tin of H1ckey’s Bright Cut Smoking

Tobacco

Gel-lnnny, the overthrow of kingly po

bloodshed. The economic war wil

pltai nlid labor, or master and man it will he n most anxious, harrasslrif time, which will continue for somt years. Troubles threaten his males ty on every side.”

Raphael also sees trouble for th:

. _ , _

Insist on Hwkffv S. the Soldlers ll:::'“i:_.i.';':;;: .';lr.l‘::f'....'f';.'l....':_‘;'1'

lan these will be au ments with the

choice. _ .

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd _

- Charlottetown -

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A Personal investigation Puts it Right

A n doubts as to where to buy your Xmas Gifts, the

onlylfvhgurgzgirle ine question is by 4 Personal investigation. "

Then come to this store we will welcome you People who

° ' ° ' b'l f. vor us with their _ atronage lnveafhexighsglflligytkdhhlvadhil lrgaliz; that we have _the goal; and our

prices are_right. ’ _ _ _ . d

Qualit counts every time in those economical days an_

experience has taught us that we must always have the Very \>€9¢

for our customers.

= J. R. GILLIS, Limited

' Jeweler & Optician - Sunnyside; _ Charlottetown, P. E. I.

- 1-_-is-5* -ig ms

i 2391*'-= U _ -

'u- -

Monuments that endure the Ravages oi Time

Are what you seek t o make

the grave o f your departed with. We srtgénly no others.

Our Monu nts are the best

tobe had. Estimates given.

Chandler & Bell

16 Kent Street _

2440-10-'ltuS1mo.

_ _ WILLA S

_ Y.S

._ it __ s d. _ en nt the wa,r.».`<; ml ._-1 j. -',

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\ For instance; _

‘ne prddlcléuimiit* “elle mrcliduiu Charles. Francis Joseph would occum _ths_ thr_0_ue pf, Austria __ before man) months had. passed. `< -

In the horoscope of President Wil

sou Raphael sees trouble brewing _ai so. » » _-_

“President VVllsori!lsrd" clever man.'

he says, "but trouble awaits him His Jupiter is ill Aries near our king'i pscendant, which isdacidedly favor able, and he 'cherlshes'no ill wil' against this country. but we must not

overlook the fact tgaitnhis Mars by progressive .rmotlih , 'limes over oui killg's ascelldant. There are strong indications that-_the president. wil' make an elfoft to ssciiite peace on a tootiilgfavorlllg Germany. We nina: watch and give him to understand that we _want no outside advice wher the day 'of `i~ 'efkop_l;ig__ conies_ it must be `no lgvo and take.' but il clean, decisive job."_

Here for 'Good CHOCOLATES

The Chocolates you want must

be fresh, pure, :wholesome and delicious-and that is what _you get here.

Here you are not confined to

one, two or three different makes -the best confections from Great Britain, Canada and the United States are offered to you here.

_ guns ~ ~ ours

Ganomrs -'

rn: l~_iALlifAx.- 'rim s. s. mil'

fax is oxpe,9ted_. to makeanother trip to _Cbarlottetown':"‘ ' ' _

CAR F _ Y»81' lf|.EB.¢--The Car

F0\‘l'y Stmr as-_gvsd‘_i’rom Picton

at ygsterday morning. _She brought A ozell passengers and thirty car-loads of freight. She. took on 150i tons of coal before ledving Picton. She .sails at 6.15 this niornhx. __ .,_,

ifiliil-3. Flllilililiiliiilii

The following letterslheye been rel-_

celved -by Mrs. James. _Huggaui Cherry Valley, from her son Harold, No. 69243. who enlisted with the 2_6th N. B., liattalion. lie is now in i,

.1-lospitallin England: - , , .l

Duchessot Coansusht. _ Canadian’

Red Cross Hospital: - ' - F‘_ Wiii‘iI.,._. .i- _ _ `» , , ‘-

_ » ~» _ Clhleden, Tapiow,

' > ~-~.i-.'- _ - B_\\°l¢B.

» -- - net. sol, 1916.

\vly Dearest Motller:-- _ lit_has_’haen such a long time since

i have written to you tbat.you will lot .know what has happened to mo. _iut i have been kept so very busy

md coum not we any chanws 0(.,__a great battle, seams to have no pur-

vriting. Well lnother i,sent you a_ ward telling you that_ll.have been -vounded. I received my wound the liith or September wherein the st-

ullet eau ht me the th h

.ack a b ' g in is

iiso a slight wonnd.in my arm. un; ,ner B long ,md ¢|m,,ou,¢,_ lou!-My _,packed with wounded mph, with in-

trrived here in England which seems lkof Heaven alter the _awful battle in-the Somnle. - it is s beautiful Hos- lital that 1 um lin,_ and nearly all :nnadlan nurses and. doctors. p_hB_|-Blat-9 only two more wc-unded :aiiadians in inn whole place besides nyself, I was very llwky in l5€m“K n bere.The-re is a girl -from Sydney -J. -S., in my ward. -She is very lice. and l_ being -the only Canadian n .thc-ward it makes Quite a differ- .nce.._-~_.Waii mother Dear you must ry andnot worry about .me for li will lava the‘bos_t of care, and as soon its am able to go out the boys 191| me here is lots of good fishing 011 me ;|-gnndg, so l will have unite a time`. received your last iet.ter»~also blrth~ lny‘card, you are always so S0011 £0 emeplber things like thati »i do Ii0l» :now whether li' answered- it or not, .ut now that 1 am ill the Hospital .nu will have _lime i will try and vrlte more otteli._ ~ . ' _ li will 'now close___lor_ _this -time. lood Bye -with lots of love to all.

Your loving soil. _,___ _ _».»i-lian_ol_o.

A linen, team received reads as

'°u°'W”’ ` " '-(two months ago death nearly caught ily Dear Moth6I'.1" ~~ "-me there), and I stared at those*

I hope 'yon‘r`eeeived my othel;_lette_r

` f this mon i "i - _-_

~ wer and th, establishment of G “men th-E' eight 0 _'fallen churches which make one's soul

is 'l 1, ll- ' B!! ‘ --- 3 lliilll i-epuhllxc; 1917 will see tif; ehl 'ou lgavenl-e§'°a_ ;;_t_;l“_'_‘;_v_l')ww&‘lf_‘;-.__g|_\iver_ eve." when me! “and mga,-'

oi ine war and ine Kaine ten 1”” “We” ' in the davlisht To the rlsln H rev

i _ " ' _ ou worry- I sent YO" H 01"? » ‘ - ’

ltuphucl also seen trouble in Grea ':_';gny___ me Hoapnal ___ France ?u¢f_liundredw{i_1_;°_§is_a_yv_:s_yy,was lic/i_a_alr;gg:;l_;f;__

Brita.-in after the war, and dds: ‘ - ~ 'ffrolll -;0_ i. _

-' '°‘_ I f - ° ~ l “Our kiilg's troubles wlllgknot ein Hd '"°t give Y?" may address tml l`_marched-‘out a fewdays 'ago to begiril

I 0 -with the wilr, for his sun is nearing V” ‘mly wen? our Sy' def Bn i>;`w,._-fl_the great attack. Not for away- were'

_ ‘ _ = _ fthe place of Mars at birth, whlci Wen Muna' 'I we" un th The ‘-'the great slag heaps oi' Msux le Minesl

1 i ` ` _threatens renewed troubles, serlou' ""0" the elevemlh of tg” r;`bbe¥"Y_/and all around other black hille'of

' disturbances in the land strikes ant md to Wie" my eg an pu alll!" mmm! C0\l¥lll`y-. Which-N59 0\1l-

' _ ' 1° dm!" an let the fiat plain. it was a long walk ‘I

"he" ‘I “me to I was 9" at “iq through narrow trench`és`tow'ards that

b at Loos Redoubt. where' at last 1 stood' _

"

. Moore '& McLeod, Ltd.

ubes so as tb let my it .

hr

ioard bed which M000 B 0\l ect high, but the worst part of it

"59 my feet were elevmed two reet‘lThel‘e was thc- smell of death in thoha 'lghel' th” my 'head makmg it very narrc-w winding ways. One Door fei-

incomfortabie.'l‘hay kept me in thai. lositioli till li could ‘stand it no long-

ing is still tu ng piece,” and stood near the famous Looe redoubt. where

‘grim and gaunt 'against the grey sky .rose thef tell 'steel columns of the |"'l‘ower rid _'_--tho nl i work

smoke asian ieefcceastlxle landmark

are 'within our lines, in _'the centre o!_ that town' of D908. which will-for ever bold the _memory of a_ great British ‘victoryi and no' longer are our troops llllered by tholw- higlppiilars and girders which, as one of' our otiicerf told me. seemed to "leer" at the-in across the lines.

l_ can. hardly put to words the. pic-'

tu-re of the scenes through which i passed. yesterday up to this historic Bround. Mr the strange and rather dreadful aspect- of the battlefield, up- on which the sun 'shone in splashes ot _ light through the piled storm clouds."

ground-thousands and scores ' of ,thousands of men moving in'stesdy colum_ns. forwards- and backwards. in the queer tangled way which. during

nose or flneaniugfexcept to the dl-_ rooting brains of the' Headquarters 'Slam Vast convoys of transports'

harnessed tb wagons and g'un'iimb_er. with trains _ofrrnotor -ambulances

fantry 'brigades plodding tlirousll he

`wlth_`in tlis`Gsi'in'an lines. ' Now they _ _

_ _ P

The turmoil of war was in the back- ’

choked the oads withtesmslof mules.

ell and repassed in dense masses. in small battalions, lrl scattered groups,_ julie could tell them from those' who _we-re filling their places by..the white chalk which covered them from head to fool.,-‘ and -¢e5in_»tl_mes- by -me blood which 'had splashed them. Famous - lregiments who have gained new fame _ ,in recent hours. which* will last through the unforgettable records of history, went by silently. and no man cheered them. Legions of tall lads, - who it few montll_s ago marched smart i and trim down English lanes, trudgsd _ towards the tigiitiilg lines under the 'burden of their heavy packs, with all ltheir smartness solledlly the bust-` =ness of war. but splendid to see he- cause of their hardiness' iindstrength. and the enduring look they had. '

Further away, within the zone of;

the enemy’s fire. the traffic ceased. and 1 came into the desolate lands of deatll, where there is but little move-` _m_ent, and the only noise is that oft guns. I passed by ruined villages; and towna_ To the left was Vermelies

.broken houses and roofleils farms and

in the centre of the whois battle line

l

_in

low, whom death had taken almost at `

Rosanna i'=ALa_t_1_ln_sv ._.nn.~l_=... ‘ __ A

i went to-day into the centre of thel

igreat .battled_Y;i, white’ heavy tight-lI_

. . ‘.

_ _ a_ se' _ no in ue s' . _ ` - 'at which I- had stared several times _ __, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __` from -afar through a'thick v`aii -of __ ' _ ; ‘_ “J _______

_ IT’S WORTH' THINKING OVER ANYWAY.

If wecan save money-we can sell goods

cheaper-that pays YOU. '- _ _

If there are no bad debts-you- do not have too

pay for some other buyer’s goods and-that pays

YOU. _ ‘ ~ »

If there are nofmore big book-keeiping expens-

es-nobody has to contribute towar them-and

that pays YOU. _

If you get what you want-pay -for°'what you

get-when you get it-you have no worr 'n bill

ahead of you each month and that pays.

slush and slime, with divlaiopalcliv- _ _ '_ , ’ _ T : _._ '._. :airy halted in the ~viiiages, and"gl_*`eat _ ' ` _

hivouocs ill the b0B8y fields, f -i-=°-'-‘=*"‘ r a S

The lleroes nf a week of battle pass- ' _

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,, _. » _. ,_ e _ _ . \:»_ _ _ .__.-_ __ _ ,_ ..,~_ . ______. , .___ ,.. .».. __,»-_ _ __ .._,.___-._ ..,__ ,_/-_ ._ __. _ ,___ ._ __ _.. .__, .<, _ __ _ __ , __ __ _ . __ _ _ _ , _ _ _. __ . _.__,___._ ___

"' \ 1 -»>i.._'-»_..'<_.§. t-_ _ . _-_' _ . "' _ '.4 i _f""“‘“"` ',“ ' "'”"" '~ 1 , ‘ '“"”"` 1'4"" ` " I ` "" 'R' " l ""` i ' """"` ‘_’,' "“"-"'>- “}~*\-'- »_-yin!-,l »`&-1‘*§l_.»'w' *I ;§.i»¢_».- si ~» I-:..'~gif».i»r. _al ___ "_ z. _,rl :¢l._-.'y.»:l '-_ ‘!“1_*‘_ -i . _ i ._ ., _ . ~ _ __-¢\,a____=_ ,-__~__ft_--i__»- _ ,___-t_‘_..»i -. ._ _

f ' " ' ' 1 i _ * _ _ ._ .;_.- ..

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profits most of all 7

-Terms Cash here on-

and after Feb. 1917

In the meantime about .the overdiie bills still unpaid

NO, WE DO NOT WANT TOSUE FOR THESE - But they have to be cleaned up-for, when we commence on a cash basis-we want to commence with 'a clean sheet. _ »

SO,-LET’S HAVE THE OLD BALANCE

TODAY. CALL-SEND-ASK US TO CALL -any way that suits you suits us-just so that we get the account settled. ' -

L-1|: i J-._

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‘V me" ‘they let my fed" dow” xeveltstop with his head bent, as though in. '~. - _

vitll my head. it seemed to me hey were trying to make me HS \l\\t_ 'omforiable as possible but of o0ul‘B€' he doctor knows what he is doing Neil ,mother De-ar i do not mind the 'lain of my wound very much at all` t is the rhcumatlsm that has got ms.

suffer dreadfully with it at night. t is something awful all over my iody, and when it gets in my \1l`0k9I\ eg it is desperate, for ll cannot move t at all. I am feeling a little \J€lt0l‘ hose last couple of days. \l0Ell`1i\|I\$ 0 get my appetite back again. 1i‘o_ t few days ii could not.eat_any!h,l”5 but oranges. Thoy 'N979' the ‘mly _-_ning 1 ¢mged__ for frc-in the time I .$01 _ _ _ _ .hem.- ' Lots of ladies come to visit ;hs hospital and one lady 'When sh” found out l liked oranges sont mb l big box of them. Lady Boston _.onion to visit acre once a week and llie brings enoulh chwken, fm' me lixty patients in _tho Wllrd Rnd 3 bunch of flowers for everybody. She silways has it long talk to me and she is sending you s\weekly YBDON ‘lf _how it am getting oil. She is also going to have the__Iaiai.id n8i18l‘H 90'"- io nie, i ililnx it so very _kind of her. Well mother it has beenraining here for three days and has been very

. t- BUILDUP

ous BODY i=on1'li="v voun`ssii=' 'A- -oAiNsr 'ri-le A1"ri\ci<s - -¢.=-_.n-vfniss-l_n~~ A

at the class of the-summer

season you _ are -ls'pt~>t»o find

yourself i s. rug’-down cog- liitlon. _ ‘,\_.._ s n' p ___su -. den ehsng _ltiitlslijgtrlililhqouid increase _e vitaltt1_‘1¥_ your body, to g-point 'ivlis it can withstand the attacks of cold weather ailments. '-

oun suutison or- coo Lives oil.

J?

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' - - will._nnwia»._4ila._v.usl.tl.v which-_

F ire Insurance - The 2 Macs

‘your body ne€de st this time.

me isnt- ii mil _ ll all in

__ _ _ 149_Gt.Geo. St. _ ____ , ____ _ _ _________.

A N¢¢¢5S'¢3’ _ 1 ~ 1,' lal;°_-,Y _ t..."::

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Thenineureingood stron! stock corolla" ` ‘ _l ,- - '- ¢aim¢ii~- 1-' ies,which never wntlest anhonmt lil ~ __ - ~ imlcse-“tde"tine» . ~ Psa

'..l.f=pf¢t~»i¢»a.i>y.-».__.:.:.-. y _ _

iii _lil lieu; .et-good' i.elllll..g _ » $-

lit

_ !°1»vf|__l._l=‘»_n»‘__‘\.lviti/__ _ _ _. ' _atm sltirehni.

s.'R.BaoW _ _ ..;ns-lm

‘iclffnnm 1 l-"”‘* ""“*’S"'

.,.- , ,_ _ ~ ~.

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Wounded 'and i never got tired of.

‘tho entrance way, knelt on the fire'

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prs yer_ - _._ . 1 _ _

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No. 5 P.l~:.1. Staci: ARTILLERY DRA _ Headquarters, THE AnMoUR1Es,cn'iown,l>.s.I.

H ‘ 15 Me`l\'- Recruited. _ 35 more good men wanted.

‘_ _For information apply tor- _ ‘

f CHARLES f'LEIGH M‘a°or

0fIi’c`er I. Dépots.

l LYMAN H. DAVISON ,_ Lieut.

_ O. C.No. 5 P. E. I. Siege Draft. __

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‘having very wet weather in France.

here our boys are still advancing. _ lviiiink we are losing pretty heavily..

this. Were they good tliil WHY? 'Flo told me there was not going to

be much fruit. i just mcelvemhe

fyet. They came .very qullikly Lady Boston had them sent to mel

cuse list of thiiamialifi ._t_Alr1'__:_l;_y_i;1%‘\:‘

h _f U "9 . _ '.

22:8 verwggil 'So 'gyé By°:_roli‘§B\1li ber me to all. _'

Your loving sen.

‘ i»iAnoi.o.," _ ` - wisoowl --

The wisest mm' may D6 Wim MPV

than he was yesterday. and to~nl°\‘_\.'P¥. than lie irtoiisy. 'rutai ireedumltio 1 change would imvllf 9°'-‘l f“°'l°m ries; erl=lsi';'-inn eilir-if-me -iwvtlllil otomuiscisuce alone.--Colton ... .

llinsrd'a Lluiment Co..‘I§lmlted. _ _

Gentlemen.-Lllt W\\\¢°\’ | "°°°"

ed s greet benetlt funn tite__\\eo 0. _ulNasn»s_.i.ir.n\lsN'r_li}gtl_ ¢_°'_°l’."

' -l provodittobey silecti __ .:l_;!e;=_:_l;.______‘,i|»m!»l»°§?1 _ _,_ .,

- Yours. - - '

Qyoieieieioitv """-‘-l_"°_*

cold. l see by the papers they are _

' " “”`“....._,.--.------a+' ‘ -livin.

:atierau e¢¢ug._a¢qs _:_ --»» nal...

Beer & Weeks are out.

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but_the Huns must be losing twice as

many. _ 1 do not believe the wsr_wili ._

end this winter and ‘_lf it snds_fby_ __ _ _

next winter. 1918, it will 'lin doing’ , _

pretty well. Well i suppose Georse.

'has the crop all gathered in before

lleland papers, _ have not reall

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