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Labour form
by the War Office to deal
CorRS. 'd,,·ith · 0 iiick or wo\mdOd of the
LabO j f C~rp~ aa they -return
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commanpeerill" ' sun.bli nds

U~d8rclot!1lng in rder t~

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Take u~~erClothin~

of them. A M~~~chdou.tnal
exi)lairu; ri\a~ it 18 u8€les~' for private-,iri<li.
riduals to ' keep bn ~ndil1g in l'equksts for
exemptiori fr6JIl t~is co~ man4eering, but the
Imll:'rial Clotibin. Ofli~ is '''illing to ~ exempt

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"iun-blinds fr,6ui °i eiZUl'e in s~ch bui!9ings _U!l

military h06pital and . en ral· hospltah,

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Ilteraily t,h 9lu migh~ have we n I!hendler:
Duriug.the-nLght, the company 1 , ~~S!)e~~:C~
, wa,s attache,;! took forcible I'
JI~!",::~~~:!~ small system' trench ... , to
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its fOttme~ ~wners, who,
nh.>I ~ra" broke, :showM ' ~helr resent.
p.,.r sistent si::tiping and ma.chinea post aQo,ut ......"nty yards L ~~~'~~'~1
N!o Man's Land:', Such II
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AerOdroic. 1 beeh very k Ekn on winning the
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keenness : ~)Q t on~ ~.~ in \\"o rking, but 'also in
saving.
pne ~la y , the lemp16Yees ,.of the
'!.m{)us E~ pwilh' ~fiJ'm ~ais.d -£;>',&7<4; ..
investeCI inj w1 r 'savin gs cer rifi cates, . An othel'
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st.&1'ted br~ nclles o theIr! War Savmgs AssQiciation ati t f·elv plac4s I wh'ere they . q.re
' engaged u~on ,aer drome contracts, ' Taking
:tIle twe lve1 toJj:eths , about !£40,OOO .l).as been
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The Use Of., be~n carrieq, O\\t ~ n ~h.e . Mid:
Wood as Fuel. 'land Coun t;!es l anf 1U the'
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to an..ld mterference '''lth raIlway trans]port,
t he stock ~ of' wood! are ma.inly being mad e use
re!~"r·a.j of in th~ districts whel'e (the tellings ha,ve
taken prate.
d fuel is also.. extensively
used in l'n\ili.tar y, mrs, with t.he result, that
the.War qm:c~ 'au Rorities are n6w by far the
biggest cC!)l1sumer o! the natio:qal timber ,
loppings.
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" National ' .Ian 'lind · Wale. has .taken up
to. Hutcherle,s :I' th~ ''ration.al,..' ratibit-br~edi.n'g
sch nre andl In some ' countIes
th'ere are !afready as'mani'.I-a5 ten br.el2din g
~ntres.. 1h~ Na1ionl'l Utili tly Rabbit As.,o.
'Â¥l'tIon IS qUSI ly e~gagep. In i heJ.ask ~f provmg.
td the general pubiic that time rabbIts do not
tuste "hutchy," But are
fact the salme as
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tabbits.' ;.. .1~~~~.luestiori of d'yeing
tp.e skins tor furs ~-4:=~~t g abtentipn::.
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He was one of an
o' ithe Australian ImIl"rial
=",.,. on ,the night of July ' 5th,
'up to fb,e 'f ront line
~ake
n ..""s~rT arra.ngements fa,!' ~e relief of
in the 8ltme . brigade.
lIad taken part in ,the
of July,ilth, no.~h·east
\He"'fiBret;to·"."ox, and was still busily
the l}l~ which is ge~e~,Jly
straig.htenmg the line." O,!e Ii &'u J.l<ot.s /:Jracl~~a h~lill'li~Â¥S~Y O1i~rlil."rl
. of an advance partY ' i~ to find
ai"po'sitiorlS of the lIoomy: ·THis
,Show , that., in .h is anxiety . to 1}!~~~!l:~1ra·~:t!~~
iriformatiolill at first. 'hand, Cor- In orilWR

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The Pe4lt of the
Shortage. I P!t IUPpl!;es.
Alt,,:ough it
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sary to treae pea ' as pal't lof the coal-r¥ltioni'ng scheme, the time ha~ . co~y:e when steps
Jnu.st· b~ I 1aken
regulatle t~ distribution
of. peat .'nn dts price .
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Wanted' l·mote w'4 men mil/<.,ffrs, for inst.nca,
ar~ wanted, Some women a'r e
'proving vr 'ry user~ ,as th ~tche~s , an'd p.1.ans
are on foot, to train others m I thatdnng.
Fifteen Illrls '"re tested on ' 3 . . SufTolk I~n;m
th-e r Ll1el' I da fo '. efficlen~y ~n plouglu.ng,
mill\iltg, r~ -pul ,LOg, thatching, spraYlll~ , '
aI\d \nia!'ure load jng. Only on<\ . lallure m
. one ~ublect ,a s reported. M1SS :$owen .Coit,hurst'J.0rni~:~y P rjn cipal lL~ "Holmes I Crape~
Colleg , has J tart~ a farm. ,m Essex, fqr tt~&
traininCl' of w'Cimen i lll agrIculture, and she IS
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Sugges' .
tlfoy s.Uj'ceed rn sa'Vlng- coal.
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lsorpe simpl~ M,nts well
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worthy 'of
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dead fire
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the front .. ~ Ithen .!
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way. lIn tune, the
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fi"re banked.up ! wi~b,
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issued free of cost
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d a new Europe
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