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Show vs..., . , - , , . t -.- , , ..- "- - - I i .," , . fi 'REACHES wytrWS, rtauc Illr THE DESE ET 1 t - -- I , , 'tLf All goes wonderfully well. The cart never lose the road. Usually there is to Show- - it. Sometimes therein'. A pi217, which' -- unpainted signboard words Doroga na Etappe." I means "Etappo Road." The train' seems to 'find its own way. When we I enter email villages. flee "Viestovoi" watch. - and lakes out a turnip-Irk- e makes notes on a blue form. When we come to a big Village. he makes The for the Etappe Commandant. a 'Etaime Commandant is usually , g oo SUPPLY TRAINS - 'Viestow-or MENACED Mira road WARSAW Writes a of Trip from South Poland to the Polish Capital. !.Spocial Correepondenoc) ar th 7 altMAW, May ,Iloest, way Ito sea the war tat a distance) la to travel by Po transport team Elsewhere war s.thing, Idyllic.01die4 Bullets annoy; aisy. end Jump: staff offtcore ride n bucking ponies and gesticulate; t vary instant you. hear 6 mean :efft n.11 Pia za pe let iertt . r - v '"'1,,,,, ed t 3 1 . EIGHT PAGES ' ,, jr;itt. AIts 'i , a"VC ' 0 - ?It shortened eventnaP4 iht,.., 1,1,11n Jaw." ttn,-- e the late earl barely brav-- 1 the , ;sland dangers of A yi,r a forth;ght, 4,- lived on th- - si,,,,-(led Ilimahlsas a an ,itutid, f , I fe.t.' li als,,, n.aI, his s, . y tr ,m Indta aer,,ss the rarifirs. int., V, st,,,, n Thbei and thro,igh , AS, ',.. Ihe a ht, n ht, y,,r, ! 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My e.At - -- - ,srh'..- - , ,A .)1 " Britkh Repoletex's Impressions Str 4,f g011iLl Pa. ..,...:se iaul I FaucE - Russia---Frivol- .A , (MOWN PIZINC E ,9? ....ADOIJAZTEQS !'. i t il h j'15,1'. 0' ,,r Ic', '''", In lo,s I, Ile straightaar tr,,,sted it in a siden- did countr, esa,e sin, ism,an as ,,i ii- denhan.. 341nie I;:s ,r..,her hniral ,Feeling Against , Vat" ga c Ili.ti lilLtUe I,. triA,L1) 1K.,ppc. timison DttsIn!' arid wh,s,' ous Women Who Por,r,,' The Nati,nal Pertrsit ga hangs in 1.1nm-the s,rn of lery, did likeu:se n nnta in I VISITS' - 1),..,tel new-bui- lt Iraqi?, ' IV . Ace ' '.,' vit ,. 4 - '' - A."-- - T THE WAR tar he eighteenth ,t I( ,a,-,fame and tort ihe nit nt:r.g .. ri th h.gh f. r II' q". a'''''l ''''l SWEDISH 10Y.Al FAMILY da ys a her h lg. fo rt in, s a,te t., hp made fr-the third ,,Y, prIzo DEMOCRATIC. '" a' .4015 , DURING t,..t ni, , "'.. l''''Jg'' h 1' in i . Al , '''' ,ittl.F. ft,,,rileb orig.hah, t I '' : FAVo t,, t :,r . ,,,, '' 1 S: : . :! ........ , 'Kf,,,ts-',1(Mee mote the na.,? lie.'oresl. l'is king h,,,, aga n .1.T.,,, I. Its Own Opinions. However, are .il his arted,:1 V.., A,innr st,rat, F.r din ,pre'. b, ,,, f, 1, I. hlm Affected from Day to Day by its the fat offhe ,f St7 0;,i. int a! flnki in .10 t f the va, ant t ristirem ri, Interest in Various Develops Sir Henry Ifasid Ersii!ne h oisn ...Ines ,,f it f,,,I., r,ir Ments the !,dig hab heft-- . ibm.rig ro,,,, I , I V 1 - le 4 ,.11,, KY,NiTS I I 711..:r.. -. in r,v. ,, . , !,, a t,,:l I A...2.k " 1" ; 1 i,4 k; e .,,...".. ..;de.,..... .' - ,,,,...1 .41. .....t ... ,i, ..,.., !T; . r I 1 - - at 3 . 4 :1,..77111 ,, yr. ;.,- - 4117 III a , 4,i r, AA.- e:.4, I officers toPt; IL 1. lea, 1i :Ilr cipz t r0i0 7. 1:;''' - volis ,141.... 0 " .. t .0;,, ' , piague-stric,r- t i af.r., , IV -- lAe t ;': , If you crawl into a ling.. hs ai,,, ,,,erstrained. They think.' 1, ., , .s,,itive bullets and I ; :ark on'.) of war. Visitors milli ani dr, ENGLISHWO.NIEN LI. ,NI.LE neck. down arops Altogether r your t i rh tUnt, kith thm To eYery tale i.NElt. ,r 1 stupid. Having witneseeti thee' ,, rething's in Boum Poland, I ;k3) imoimy you must go nns Otto Froitzheirn. ene of the tennial ,,r th- - f .. 3 14 leturn to Warsovw. But when the lawn better and if )ou don t Li. a means of getting. to 1, ,,,ard PlaNern 'A ho ,S a Pria"rter '', "ar at ing to ' IV ' ' .ountry that Jifire, Grad Duke idid that there tortui none. Hall. t is th. o3, f of Donnington . ' N!' h !18..., kiltni.nburg is greater thee on town a TUC. dirty , tti4.,,rzegi is a ...,' ; considerable exhibition yapper .1 ..,1,."7i.., 1, ,4 mixed Pinto& stream, where ; e of .reasott as ,.'-!u,orshi ip..f,rolr sfr,mr nyeapilhh..,,ir las, t .'ae,sar,.2.:1 41' ir. ;e401 time you might hire a earl. i e spY. ily , . motor.car. I passed a night ple qUarretRolne." He ehows me the .4. , ' I tennis meets In England ar,,i we-- a.,-- strain, your nerves: in restful. i, ning to a Jewish agent. Pan blue form. and I discover that he write ' ''.. man:, of utibloods r;v,e4ton t admired se..reti) !parent!). ..1 find Iticommuni)ou lb. vowed t bat Biel obrzegre a beautiful copeer-plas, The hand. t 1;.4'-iIs! '',4';r7soernetrh.attf 2;,,ik T'ahbildfaatillotn.! :c-were driver of meseart turns round and says: on roily motor-ear- . Y : ,:' is . - ':.. -Al dewy dawn r. months ago Yee. he can write and he can talk: war he is heing visited !.:. a neker ....r.or,, hit. br..t.1 without potatoes.' thc "Etappe Commandant." In I am a dark itenorant), man. but I .ii , IA, ii ending strelm of voting le,itnen. inanY and widter. blue.. !fal tnni.le who gust; , r ".no. the Etappe t:omniandant is Cart erste my name " ..i,! ,,,,,,19: I of whom he has neker seen before. to We lova. Anterh ,m, . ', Why do yott 4,, This In PleaAantest and savior. is all tills of refuge h, I , his knowledge. bat who cialm to hake loN ilielli'. tourney ii aliIii ,,:,!.0Me expecting the - c comtr,andant" has a little of- the calmness of the transport drivers. ?' f, I, ,,, , :o. i....:, ill,. the town near abandoned They never get flurried Wlem you ask -. t";:riitner:,,,,t,inr,,,n,anthi:f.e,n:t .1.,.: ,.,' , 141;i4r,7 ,,,,K.;:.,,,,...1,1k,,I,1. In;;;;:t.t.t,,h.,):,;i:::, itenchea. and be sits up to his them where the war ei they anseer "It 13, s''' ' . is miles auto" In the villages people : ". ar ), , talegrams. empty alarnv!-si tette evil. Ile says he lias no ten them ::. ' l'',,,. stottep "The Gera personal vhot AIRS! Arnert- are Amer'. hand', C,ice u, CIVPIwhelmIngi not go mans have takPn Radom." "The Aus,' ' i ';; :',, him with tie:ica,nes of all kInde kansk 11k10 ot,l, la' -Iit Pt ., ,v I t'i",. only 45 atlas. trians are phelling Watsavv." England not n is at Froltsheirn himself follows cours, .4 Sae,ien lazily .il, ,,, 4 .:,,,.,,,, ." "There has de tared war on Rappia. The .rf th. war young man. N i'.4 .,s1 -V 1 pleased by these itenlonsiratione ,,haiters nbtaktr it. anti :: : s, r ,erl mud admiration and svinpath L.,ji "Why do --you transrort drivers say. it is net true: Especi3Ci, ),u s ,, 1,tg )1k,,ililieb - Fraingangr" i.t. , Ngitt.1-rr,.- 4 ,,,t,rs instead of top boots?" My and if it is true It doesn't matter. ehaffIll. to i the!. oonstant him warsfl l'albahaextose f,i Retraik(); k .a.han,.1 ,,,, i: 1..,, ii, shirts, tea, tobacco. is too Iodate is big." pniroka!" '" ' t Vi. Rossiya "A. hi!, fellow pristmers. who do Mit sP.seden Seger-, But chia,-"ing i,,ryi ,',,e .acrY " "Then wait at iljalo- Trier is only one exited driver. and ,.. hesitate. ti,rwever, to share in the .11- l, ihrstis th ...stir a, a n, utrati. with -' 4.4 I myself-I- I ,;1 Saturday. a a take Nis complaint is that he lost a petroIS..., ...tent ,Alt,7';" shies. SWeden .:eii, horn i ,' ls tanningtoil ,,,mplaino. 4, against S, 4 . leum can on Thursday week. He eurses i cityph,el IF inther pr."etiernbin Sta.It kholm Berlife!. ,ishIle not the woViviriYis . t,i..41 , to wait !fere in came a Ids. violently. The other drivers curse in ha' e ,S ,,, II,S lit ktri.n , .ruolow ill papes . I'l s' g,ts ,, an unemphatic. semnolent way: if vou man in a et.ii a fter issue; LOD- uniform coat ty 1,e, ., l',.1.T.,c-- on the bboulder-strapit- ; 4 (11''',;.2.',":;:;':rr'sa:ii,.'. k after issue: and understand their euseees;rda , egth didn't are 4,44 ., , - - .And ordinary civilian trona the grimmest on tarthi ...out, - at all (which rn has freo .n1 om. - no Preti, t; n,,s1.4! It takonly ' , 17 ..,-.,..., oth-s., r ha,1 a big whip. his He 1,14 on isould think they were citing Keats. maim It's pla"..!. book, ftt.rits ,,:d7 t:Iirt, All the drivers are boaptiable. At t A 1..ng Way to Tip- tlf la,i n,.rne ye ire lirillsh int...moaner, desk a blue oaper. rrii , . .frt.....MM...... t.th,g ' '''. ,,.'. listless some ,,,. on It a grubby th mb, IA said eaborew the "N'iestovol" li irail at 'Ha,,,e1- lin, en,,,ndar,d 1,k the wai ;,.r,iy." w ea, at ,This in the latest picture of the German Dinperor to reach Vot! mans "Th v e you are!" grey bread out ot a paddle hag and ,,i;1 here he tstid played ''A tsornl!t German Makers T,, visit me offers half. looks My driver -- ati a , out. The comm 41 dant said dancers ,Eficand $.t English planer', 1" ' St' 1.,1,g W ,:, ,oc ti1;1,S this country. It- mks taken at the headquarters of the Crown .1 ' i s man wee. "Vieststovoi." A him quizzically: takes breadi Gorman,-the' German expert does 1..in.t1 in ....being th114'11141 Word,. Prima!, in France. Directly behind the kaiser is Ow Crown '.1.....vol is a mounted mewanger. 1n- from ueder the oozy murk. and offers ho speaks no English DI Tr.! Inten I t 1..se an! of hai sail he- - A Sw, .1. OZDNS'TA141-)lit----11, , ''' 1 ,r. and meddle& who goes with me half. but looks relieved when I de-- I ea ise of that. tar. as a Swede who starts ?upper ,', 1, Prince. nearing the Deaths Head 11111,111Z hat. On the right, There Is an inn at Saborow. h : am ' of traiuttiort cbrts. "Why vline ,, (24. GIQEECE ,,ictou. Smorgasbord, endIt WIVES tril, GENERALS ND AD- ,,,,., .1 1. r , ao to Tamale. with Mire"' I agreed SOIllf, transport 41rivers want to enter. ,.,. the Lesperoes fifth sem ith head bowed. is Prince 'il r I.LIT, din,m? M I RALS . ton ef is full but the 1.,A . S.erien is , neutral. but, se- spent tbe neat half , k ir 1.11ing the "Viestorol" to burry officers; who bawl at them. The drivere1 Wallenberg A!th,agt, trr,oss,,ilteds i.1 elli iIever a re t ly F.o.igti Minister curve quietly and retreat. They testi rill n the Enakilda broth.-rof sack seat !null, a to,k anti tilliol the my en,nifint,lii top isiands em-as the drink i se proltibitien J.... F, Viestiovol" nothing fill hinitt cart: Transpon t, I h. me. ..i.. otr, ,,,mmen,11,kg thc bank Mildly. is . 'i ,e,"" . rm. and flake of Great a. hich ,..artf,1 Ha bores he rode braces all Poland. The Petes formerly Britain ha,, debt re i. that the war should end-SlAedes a buttonhole and b een to slanding In the stirrups), and we drank furniture polish: now the means you say: daily b; entelit tag. the ll'arsaw by ....... t,, 7A;sun began approach tern tare is acres all the I aes in drunk S' MI t,i. polish up. h.l. k seat. In Diet one of the lessons got teal U "Friungangl Till bale did you hear A chieftain of the famu if tte w ar is to be the inn and effered POMP to the Groiec Ally. Pour miles outside there liN ER r highlands. T7anspItt arnly service is the great,.- in in the rhoi- - that -Wallenberg is nes at he beran Viestover and the driver. The Vies-- 1 was heavy shooting. It las a fort his trilitar ..,v.rv that fis c levere ss the r(P'n are gotaating peace'!" Sweden's P' clam Murray L.. ih:ng in the war. A thousand carts Along cams three motor-practice. carer in IS9.1 as A. D c .. r'' ' ti 'e ''' ran rxtremeh Chase l':,1 earl front aU corners of Czar tovot drank it. The driver refused. He! CAtt, the weaker s.x nianisni is Judi, iously qualified by pro, UNUal staff officers. and f , !1' the with of war 11 no .said: taste "In and ilrst is his time there Ihdia., got Swfahant. Swedish Je'llicoe's When dignity! -r'olleis endless empire: and nil. or In wife Admiral tarastantl) esigentiesln,,,,.-,.,--,As the usual shout Cover their eyes -, flg'"t1.,ng 'n the D'"g1a k....1....ilti..'41'.11itte!eitn,K.,Pre.lirerrinritt.fAtt. tea." thealuenantrIterrerierfiteett4.-ifit'll4"piVit'Gertherall. converge on Warsaw. The AIM tit'''''''T7 rilt;""Prate, datt!!'ll''''eattiNtsft-leiMt- l" it atrafttrr -- - thc.road la broaxt and attrbtglit Me mt01 ,..,., 1 arts bent to Czar Nicholas's ,millione She st a rted GAINS lolt,ESH. . Then er Tt as id( nels fleet ti the v it ,h in a I. dlff not 'glackt-tSpeed.'stuff all''' that he Ads rewarded A ith VA medait. the Ncirth sea, or ii,ugh SA lity. ..1;11KuNI,.1,1I or Kaiser iVilhelm4 mithut Pahl( three t. nine cn the evening we got to thei Arrntr few& tnirrittiona'arralThe h andt kicked. horses tailed, cress the in the nest year he won his transport ;h west fts(1 from th, off tt Finish he Si(ed,sh (..hips t.i hereier Mantyluota. Europe such work is easy. !town of Tartsehin. famous because happens i . down. The! hilt- - serving in Afghanistan A it b tr e! and for tt.ree days Sweden was pr)-Every village halt a double or treble Itictober one.G'erman shell laid low nine backed. Three carts broke pr, in t. eyes of German scouts tirtvers cursed -- amiably. I had to otuides eai,wiry in a frontier campaign ii,rench c 'rvAitel railroad: country roads are !house.. and Mrsteespard wife and sistr British liaten Herr Bailin (inspired tnr -is 26 miles Tartschin from! flour-- ; -- ono He Viestovol.11111e. the fstm of Brttain's ts smconh as a bald skull; there are liars.4.1 Sir John French. are equa!li- inu- - !Kaiser Vi'ithelmi collected rA004) toe and it took us 13 boors part ish-- d Bjelobrzegi ride: to blue and rtartdd hts then had two paper to tut wait years care, motor buses, another' trinus in providing for the tho,h in tit,. the drop, ned sailors' A idows, Sweden !1'.., and solid to reach it. All the time the transporti ahead. I offered him a rouble. but he A , Peer Who Descended From a 7,'' .rte carte drawn by Flemish steeds. !train finding it in the South n,,,r siaked trenches of Flanders ant grew 4 again. That is nice goes at walking pace. and with retteed. Ni, refused also to Onkel he ser, ed milli the where TrarFPort orefanizer Co!. Gratchin tells the fa the SAedes. Th the are an Mrs. ey. Parker. sister -whip. Rt.. equipoised. to breakdowns anal hands, saying stoppages due hands mit me ,that a Shaking Drag(ettus mid tile Sixteenth Lair. ,f tAord Kitchener. seemingly a c.m- - ortiel Indifferent .people who cut their car New motor York Former of IS:Itli Governor a narrow big cover two supplies Ito bridges. you ,11 only r ir.dced times as is bad luck.Seeing 1,ent. and Nyas mentioned e!!!verat to their interests. bachelor. itefrriN to ho. able to t many men as does a !miles an hoar. When we eters. the! horseback driver again asleep be thrust the mgi !in dif,patches Later in that campalitt..,Trn her hand to anything from charity Findmphtf cart. It carries ten times as have, enough intellectual dexterity Pant The 's Reward gets- communicative about; down his neik.., he c'nnIT'an'led a battalma rf ImParia1 to gave the driver the J rouh and makes ten times as many "Viestovoi" recruiting Ind ternverance rerciym and parchkal plasticity to change their the war. Faspeetally et Tartschin where a fourth motor- Viong l',Irr.cys sdnanry calltd after himh e waswife of the gene- ral 9yinpitthies ON'e, a week:. Compare Russia's problem. you can hear the German guns. He witible.. !Lord Fincastle in those made confusion. The trans- car.and .ere are,. no railroads worth mention-:rh won undying fame in the retreat daysFinme meet do that tells transport drivers no chance of iALLS TlfSAI FRIVOLOUS. TniNlai !iatities on train and stopped. Horse. another port Seeing ti ,. motogs worth trim Mon s. is always on tap for .an!. mentioning. and not want the war to end. They earn, into warsaw. I got off!ruGLANu AND WAR BABIES and four clasps. 4, t't roads ace 1,ebeme for the Im prove d welfare of the worth mentioning only two roubles a daywhich is a dollatY drliring royally reached Sne,l es ar firivo idwsiThat is ther on root the the kith swear twords. Poland has only four oozy sacks, The me,n who formed this bettalionl!roops under the eommand of her bus- - greatest virt,,e. Whe'n--ts and twice the peace wage. Iles Europe and found there al ilach station. were mostly Scots like their leader. and one might extend the list In- - mournful. then horrors lethund. whets niacadem1ge4 The rest manage by drising day and night they Ii The drozhky. are Mud iri ks. The made. carts them he and of WIV,N1 their to for nelude most the special are das definitely prepared hear that sSmithor every peasant driver never gees home: never sees' It is a nice. placid way of trarelincl ema.U rick ty: the peasant horses are wife and children: the- men ,n subordinate .iommands. work of negrdiating South African Smiths earhas he cut oft,in the never 11,1011 to bed: and restful 'after the excitenwnts off et'll simile and ricketier. by mwking them ride up and of life. levity knples Is And by them never changes his clothes. in Women The prime News Prominent When k pleasant. DDA GRAN his; war. After such a day on the road. I.GHTER Dr E'S lir..st go th. the down of 3.000.000 men. Arthur, steep Swedes Seat, feeding declivity'. endless train of carts reaches Warsaw.: Warsaw enema noisy. Imreteal. febrile ;7 .; parade their levity. The Saha near Edinburgh. as a regular Pit? t NURSES WDUNDED. it nt, from Tli .1 QUEER CARTS-conies that their or wherever etee, At the Hotel Briatol were the usual -- Wine Cellars Take a HoliSedlet. 'complaint vrt their training: is a versally that lips nd told his carts elusive an My tran issrt carton the top of It is .due. he smiling is baffling Popularity newsmaker. whispering: His marriage. in ISM. was the elimia For foreigners dont realizetmw frivolous Nsts,s1 . ,rhch I ba taco uneasilydiffers from starts again. Seated on the wooden 'The Germans have takpil Radom," impeasible to Sentimental day Engrish of a real romance. Though Lord Fin- 'thing often e. s:, l he sleeps theta IP no parti,u-lareason SWeflerl iP The stupid foreigners villt erdinrarj r sant carts only in that soundly as he near lacome "I a from have place castle had good looks. brains. a the Man in the street here riwuld solid. icairgeois. dull. respectable Dens wtfn 'the My driver sleeps even in day-- 1 dom. and was nrierlf In- Radom three . ilitary commandeered It, drives. and V. .1,,Women. s the mark and tolid Norway; and imagine When we come to a tinguishd ancemry affection for the Duke o f the,' painte "C. dor in red ink on Its time. ago." geld I. ,"It's not true." had little worldly gear. and thougIP it'ii.hmaonnd. He seldom figures in the that Sw ede n is the same. They err. allv,,n tilde, ' Pl.' he other transport carts bridge or meet a motorcar. the narrow! days "Thee It will soon be true. The WarSweden is an airy. fluffy, artistocras ihisi lady love. Misr Dorothea ,Kemblo.lner-rnot 4.;a0 have 1L " which iis their class in tovoi" thrueta down my driver's neck, is interested. h, obtrusively. saw will bemire" and blown the up. le came another who from 'the F;tftppe tie more of IIII the French land, smacking harity and probably is not known nation, and a number.' the end of hie whip. and the firiveri Germans will slaughter us all." war beautiful. graeeful and charming. ,. sight to one peson in a hundred roecco eighteenth century (Special Correspondence.) Their have lpf, . springs. The shafts are wakes and sweasa mildly. The "Viestothajt of So they vompered with a 'rarsoviam a transpshe war no heiress. two FiOnny. tedious. kitten 11, ONDON, Gallant Yet men May twentieth the as fact It rernaing titat century r,,,painted pine trunks: and rot" same driver a is soothI for no l ess Placid. m"t pleasing. one s o for the harr,..a, t. 70.000 eight are year is one ,if the most P.kuiar. if not t tte Eilri.,ne. "There civilian transport the members of the British peer- another. Thethah The driver sits on ing. sensible man- -- ?or a nerve Met a rdire ., ill odrope. people of Sleat. in Skye. met popular. aearr If the strawberry! That IN ,Wir first impression ot in front and cursed; drivers earning good wages." have shown a. there to is translike on a age themselves I had the nothing day who watched Stockholm. "How many drivers are there altocpurtship. gave i.ii., is full of goods (ithet.J! flviestovoi' rides alongport cart. Heels the ormY sack is no be, especially since the present i the bride a silver trip oa with a (lie,- ' I: 4a at 4 This atYection of the British public- 'looking. men. and pretty ling in his stirrups. and gether?" ISO. evil if your clothes are old and your war We with to luck i women. The ;lie carves gulf good 70.000 inscriptien. to Is omen his civilin is there also That !stencfs n the cart are tour very began. on. only type are North, 'family. especially "Maybe living and no bad luck to you already an bad that It "V. C.- .- or winner of the T here.. c A ds several .heautiful grantidaugh- t German. .old sa. ks but they are atimmer; finer: driver.. The rest rheumatism I sit. en one In and 50.000 rmlhl Victoria cross, you. t ; worse. catet be one of the is possibly wholiers daughter muk and AV. MOD(' marriage. eine. and don't count." Amy distinguished my legs on another. aro White most honorable of Mittel decorations. inherits her parents good looks. BYRON' LOMAX.' lloist:.re I 'twat the that of louk eldest don't the even count'!" of in Earl they daughter t of both sacks and 'Why distinguished war the fourth Earl of Dunmore. March. heir ot the Duke of 'behavior). their very among them. and that is Major the 02.8 tr,t ftates - 'hen the cart tumbles "Because t:Itte in the Pinsk bogs ,'I, clothes. undistinguished , hts.'" "Shakitta" .loto ruir Earl of Dunmore. worthy son of a fa- of the Third Foot Wards. who ciasthis year reat her her majority and. Stoclihtdm marriages arc brief and wobbles. and 1 and suffer sack A British Hero. Young d go of wood on which Is a skin itl, bid On , -New Ms-- York. war. of h comes from eat- for the but have a under all holm uould been Stoek governor ladies hright George are mous father and descendant of a for- - ITIL a. whit . tte dri, in !M. The late earl. no get a prominent reure in many of the htecoriiett about 1,, be dnorced or fforry.! log sodden - of New mer British governorSore pro. whi than -when (Spacial York doctor whom iP . he the for Selson. As Correspondence.) ions dyinaleatheritato the :they're not divorced. Stackhylm atheist.. i'l; the single I asked the "Viestovor what was in 4 war scoutedi ase with her sirter. however. soolety have nic time fur marriage. tremrp as nig i cats. I ONDON. May his whose appointment to the general staff the surrounding theStraospOit' train. all the thousand traneport t!htlititt gays The ,v iW hours a day go in dressing. polish. I it is "a small "Flour." he said. "and raw material. age", which la oily 24- - It hardly is just announced. Kitchener must be though he had been perhats the most ind its frivolous pleasures do not great...trete..., Silent in let her. Christian She is an ardent attract used for the army. iletell an exaggeration to say that few triad to have him there, too, for the and everything 'ing. adorning their winderful England.lIty hair4 d wh, Asask him how many !tots one of the most aston-!gtrexeunt-awas her chief rani t ; at street has houstes the three !Ever, finding pleasure of hemp." men have crowded more thrilling hours earl. who is oily 44. is One oe the mart.; ft.; ohm L. 5t3Ol"ithePer rthasbea-- "14rhy do you use hemp?" thon&ar tithing characters in the who which htatory !Scottish at of her family. where gocol ed "Damtrlserirg meting'. Into their lives than Cyril Mar- greatest scrappers in the British armY. of the peerageHe Wall qno. of the ',salmon fishing ill to be had in season "Ladles' Hairdresser," No motrien einninr filth and , In front of us is "T don't know. IM carts tin. One of those who Lieut. are There in a moreover., Wee aad "V the C. of bas, numb. way er capturing greatest travelers that even Britain land where hunting and snot& can be the world hay. ftt,!ich lustrous hair': : its with sour cabbage. for making 'litchi" St Neuve Chapelle. During the'reirsat coveted decorations in whatever ell know 4 cart with a peashas produced. an& what is more, did 1,njoyed in abundence. She is often theaters the alit dr part 31i ,1;',, of polished were in Novem-- I from Mons. be. with a livelier coat soup. golden Things )rt sheepskin. -of he enthe world plies hie trusty sword. valuable pion eer work. H e was one nt platoon of be !teen, wender tng about to th e heads shin. like It'r is sa ti illuminati on Ind r. lekay. w ,,bakin cap. Bu- !bet- - on the Drsehltea river." St a so German be will ro if trench gineers. end captured -comes be surprising engageme ry cart with two "Why?", ' tare i swill- flowing streams in high rockets daring a tvght attack. the that retall to explore Newfound- held it until the arrivalof retntoreb4outot-thrprewr- a int freesia without land. and he went further ;;;;,01.'; fa It is an intruder. into the ereat itnp hoots; a tth a rodor e gun in hatul. coming ; "I .was.lin artillery. driver. I drove meats. He received the coveted dis- a few more Everything In Stoholm is frivol. Ione At lard other !white than the and i' any man, present time she is nursing OUR. It rY, giloeful, aristocratic. Take curses A German shell tinguished serrice order for this One of the handsomest men. too, in beore that rest region became Intl Program tint of us, carts ammunition wagons. fest, the rd it mend-wounded are soldiers who : opened no stores! the There othoe our stores ammunition !V us are ..' !went Ire through wagon. and having been shot through the the British army.. the esti is the son up to civilisation Dunmore Junction. tag at Gordon - it by th castle. Matti motes Seelime all the ground.,...; l' nith, flanftshire, ' ueted by Prot us is a second and sent three of our shells off. I was shoulder and baYenaled. too. was in- et the Earl and Countess of Dunmore OR the Canadian Pacific railway. is which her grandfather has placed at ftt floors are occupied hy flower stores; :', , bide marked "Ba," a few days ahead helping a cart out valided home. Be returned to the who were among the ling "COUVItTle. named after hint. and tie week. ; Amon name the its of the web gave authorities. stores-disposal stores of Swedish cut to ford. in Airy of :seen; was we trouble comrade ea a front Just in time to be present at to Christiaa Science in this metre. to Moose Jaw. ton. For it was at the get 're asnrY r1" - ', ' ', 'Greji Nevin Chapelle. To receive the D. & sod who visited Mrs. Eddy bertielf an spot where the town now stauads that VVHAT'S TO Ble DONE WITH l'WAR1 i glaltr; of British ailaar: of fans. furs- la , Imaginary ff, and Instead .killed.' 1.8 diamond and rings. Stockholm's ftt- trains, of I slept this night,oa my nosy sacks 0, and the V. C.. In a few months. and frequently. He owns the island of South Lord Dunmore mended the wheel of his RABIES dunces. Run more ram, nerale aro stately enough to "make yott r..,. vil- - all this at U. I. a Pretil wonderful Harris in the Hebrides and is Lord Suws of carte We passed through the new Red the River or with a cart' in author-Ithis country. where the jawbone ntntio half in love with eizettli death." Near Grolet intro of teem The rilleotovor rode all record. Lieut. Martin. who is in the of that isolated spot in the At- mons be bed shotwhich piece the. ties and the the Bret church have for year" Swedes- are aristocratically stand-oftht.r. 'hen we reach night.. He covered ine with, a sheep- Royal Engineers. ie the son of the perior lantic. the 'shied at St. Kilda . wbeve indian scouts caned- - -- Th place Ow where blinked -- realitits and Insisted Upon .i'-'- '' fish. They don't itsk you ' to, thane" .: a toe shivered. In tlut morning at Rev. John Martin. princilial at tbe C. I they bear the news of the world about the t on. the oozing ekin. s, white chief mended his -c..... ask , after covering 45 mile. of toad. wo414. 8. college at pew Cato. ids 'Deaths isteb and incidentally 51;1 eiwt vita the jawboato ot a mamma (Continued- on sage two.) (continued on pegs Two). . .. v Ow , ' i I 4 . t45, , If - I; t4.1.;11111CJr '441' 1111 .. ,, . k ........... .. bored staff to the tranaport drivers. "cover his byes," and the transport driver covers the eyes when it is too late. The horses hush apt. dash violently Into the reed-sid- e drainage ditch. smash the shifts. overturn the carts. Elveryone esteem but nobody worries. MANY rE,042krak, .1141enur,,TaAnt. When we leave Illelobeseed and crass the Pinta& bridge. the "Viestovol" ceases cursing. The bridge, Is made of logs and is the fourth oat this spot. The former three were blown up by Russian" or Germans. The "Viestovol" says his name le Luke Matveitch Drozhdue that he (tomes from the village of Lodi. near Dwirisk. and haa a wife and even children. He mentions that half the transport drivers a.re nut army men but ordinary in eeasante. Yespecially Poles. the lembskin caps." whe are He himself belongs to the regular He army service corps. points as proof to the letters on his shoulder I are."' and says. ''There you straps ask why .he wears ordinary civilian. not service. trouaero. and he answers: "God knows why; I hare Meet 100111 army !trousers since September." I ask him about his native village. hody. and be 'says: "Its peaceful now. but there is, nothing to drink. and that makes peo- c ae- - ...., . ,,,,, 1 ''''' ,! '''' I tbs ' 4. , , 311. a : :,r 41t1 . Who Know the Loom! Plead Invariably 'Make Their Armonnote ments TIIINIUKII the ''Negvs." . , , ?,,,,,,..., trt,- t f k , ... A"-"- 1 Ii. s ' . 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