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lulted.
ch&rged ~O ~or & lait. One
of tho I~ ,tailon of that
~ty, howenr, ~ rntte~~ih. PTel. to ask
how calL the pnce be 1¥1 Iwhen • yard, 01
material OOlta £20, and goQ .on to' prophel"
u...t .. an el'!!l~nt suit will 1600,\ fOst 3,000
tIrOWDA "-whiCh means . £125 U! EnJdi,ah
money . . ,British buye.. of cloth~,,' prea..

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. The g)'Oom' of the Picture
Tha . Colour I'!alao..-the ':ppropriate atun<>I Question. Bpher. ' for ~ln~ 'E,ictures-

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began J aok. "It 'lihe Coal Controller wish~a lth.... ruby ~hts
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abolished and small candle-po....r .
,mii:;ltplast year, ,~nd some of
$hts substituted. I~ t.l)is j,e~ done in 6f/ch
cture' Palaoo In the' eduntty J ~ eno:r.ro~u8
in the, fog and the
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s, ving 01 e~ectrifity would. be eff~ted. WhIte
,aqrOlls
a
x:~la.r
little
ilark,
l/ght. have heen luccessf>4ly tnOO; it has
" <jidn't 'fir<> , a, ~liot, for ~n fouhd that 'they d" ''jot Interiere Wlth
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crowd of
th¢ calm. a.nd •apPY. ~e comfort 'of the people or the appear~ce
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all thll.y waa W&ltin· of the pictures.
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and off 1we went, the
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It i • .mnoanced th&t ono of
W&y. !"Rearin' a ba.r~' ',I 'No poker. ,onr Qig raihhy 'cqmpaniel has
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the da.rk . , ,;WeU, we . I}
• ' &bpli. hOd t!¥ poker ib. eac!,. of
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all of a wdden we 1-!'. waiting-rpom firepLl'ceo. Th.. loke
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.. party of H~ ;w!ith "pout;tllls ·announcemenq. tWt m~st wa~t­
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mg-room fireplalies in 'England for ..fears lI ast
prisoners." I,
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..il,';'eiwt didn'.t ,twig " the seem to, have been deotitu1$of pok~~, pro\>k,bly because it was thought that they nUght
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tal • h. StU!, it is satisfactory to kIjow that
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any rifle,
which
II But . 'e
people;are
pokers waste
'E come stridin' up, 'rtanyand
that
winter l.they
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says, ' an
Arthur paused , anll
~ked me what- I'd
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,(lur Roils Pj'pped up
J:l"MLB up I'
The sergeant
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a ,fair heauty
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'im kiekin'.
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, the tale.! "There
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l~t they scram bled
a lot of' kid, after
for' tbe rest like one
little serum
big chap
"Ihat ,vas'
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pu~ ,.way, out 01 the reatjh' of any. ot those
thodghtJess individual. who ' 'Youl4 m'a ke a

f?ntinuous use of them. I The man wlict has·to
'I'l'k« the fir<>'With his wallf.inglsticlt Will ,,"ot
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The new
sixpenny War
, A Now
Sav.,in~. Stamp is 8fOlls ing
Slue Stamp. curiOSIty. jWhat is it for!
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It i. for tne benefit . ofl those
.wbo desire to back u P tb~ men .a.t the front
War Saving. '-b~t
lare nOt T()em,bert!
9l ,AssoJiations. Sbme
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preler Ito '4c f
't ~n their own," and we
that a goodly,
\l\ilnMr of workers are
advautag\> of
t h$ ticbeme; . Of eour&e,
is to tiave
idr a
...id \0 a' hi.nd,
',' ~'ve
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,my ~taml' collSetil;m,
some tlme."
N""rl~ ,,11 post
shopkeepers
Ju these stamps.
them.. stuck .
" it a War Savings
the hold~r to
~rUll 15s. ~d: War
ce;ti~fate.

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when thmj .s was

-w~thout is ~n
Lighting Order: Some
light up their premi,es, ~':;~V~:j,~~;rl:':"R"
inethod of adverti sing +

'l1here are

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patriotic and
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th,ey' dtew:1!~ fu lthe : 1j'hirdly, it

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DCiIVOII1<lll doubt its power
sho.lild esta
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,decrees. :AI!> '
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,Irresistible
will ~lOt have achieved its purr/.pse:.
~challenged;
to I~o~nd . peace. The
Victory is
""',r ·...'nr.only, be beaten, Ibut . Oc:rl1~a ny
'military
Tlie German ' peOPle must I{rlo,w
it.5e~f mtist
thel.l law. of
thatl it · their '
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ffering and the ., ......... 1.
in vai,n" . We sl1all~

91· ~i,JiJterriillti(::>nJ>I.

... 1 ine~itablc

'l1p,' burn one

sel,tlE><1 j1011E'y g,ot" up lla:ndc~me along ui ~t.'"
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Tho·sa'
j:~£t~~~~~:. hJrs<llf a li hUe i,J Dim
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,ypu . realisel "fl1 at
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' I\ ,ith an , equipment
l-cvctY 'soldier
perfectly adequ-ate.
was lto "eve,ry ~o1'l',c,epltionrclf 'war which had he",'n 'f'n rifn'·,t'.
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as they ,stofd in a
lVatclllnl( a fight:r"'tv<een
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