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'Piidlt‘ltG. Netherland. Jan. tit—-
ikin‘bflondence of
Preamp—A continuous wire fence,
charged with electricity at high ten-
sion, marks the border line between
Belgidm and Holland. To touch the
wire means instant death. and it is
seemingly impossible for even a cat to
crawl through unscathed. As a mat-
ter of fact, electrocuted dogs, cats and
chickens are often found enmeshed in
the wires. Resolute smugglers, how-
war, are undismayed and constantly
devise new tricks to circumvent the
the or death!
In' mitoid near‘ Danie-Nassau, otoso
lit'flkbifrontier. a whole set (if contri-
mnoe's has been discovered which en‘
sale a man to cross the line unharmed.
'i‘ he principal object was a flat oblong
niece of wood, provided utth a rubben'
«oatod groove lengthwise dovm the
router. Then, by means of hinged
ind :binted sldesupports. the wire is
wished uiiuards' and a tunnel lilto op-
ening imam, through which an ordin-
aryist'zedinan, lying on his back. may
safely wriggle without coming into
contact with the‘fatal wire. The ofilc-
ial‘report says: “The owner~has not
presented himself to claim the return
at his property.” -\
LONDON. Jan. 14. (Correspond-
ence of The Associated Press.)——A
moxeruent for the home growing of
timber has been initiated here by
Lord Selbourne in Oi der to revive a
”deadliy declining industry. Foreign
competition has, within the past twen-
ly )csrs driten all enterprise out of
the British timber trade and fright-
cued awav cuppa]. But Lord stii
iiourne hopes to take advantage of a
temporary revival due to the war and
,.
“CASGARHS” f0“
0019, Bill Iiiifiiii
0i Stilt litiiiitlit
Best for Liver and em» for Blllous-
neas, Sour stomach in?! _
constipation:
Get a 10-wnt bux’no‘w. .
Fur-red Tongue, Bad Coins. indiges-
lion. Bellow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
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a
clogged bowels. which cause young,
stomach to become filled with will
gested food, which soars and fortnents
like garbage in a swili. bat-fill. one. i
the first step to untold nilsdd—‘iii
digestion, foul gases. Mbfidfiifiybi
tow skin, mental fears. everything that
is horrible and nauseating. A Catt
carét tofii'ght will” give 'k
The Mood“!!! ‘
. media have been scattered.
3 if to be of- interest to d urtiin class
Dill to cite!
ipui the industry on a permanent wonwaw cowrwactmo NOTEOJ
footing. i
Forestry, he declared in an addrels .
below the English Forestry Assocle Drawing PM"
tlon recently. has never receivedt Architect E. K Waterbury,
proper attention in England. English rlngton, is preparing plans for a four
voods should be engaged her "0&8 story brick block to be erected on
pr operly guarded an estruct ve a - \
trials such as rabbits. exterminatcd. iNorth Main sue" for m” Kate
11“ speaker ooncltnied with an my“, Boyt to replace the present wooden
to (regimen to make their pit prop (3011- building recently partially destroyed
tract with British landowners. s by fire. The new building will be“
An innuendo amount of timber has
been imported here since the outbreak
of the war. particularly for the con for 5‘0"" at“ “d tenements the
struction of temporary barracks ati‘VO “PM“ 810”” being devoted to
the army training camps. Yet theithe tenements.
towns; in: ””1.2°.ifii¥i.§i:i§ ......... mm.
‘ res er [)I'
timber has given the British an unex M J Rteroan .1“ been awarded the
pected opportunity The (might cost ’contract for the carpenter and meal
has had the effect of a bonus for work on the new residence fit A. R.
(The Commercial Record t
of props from Norway, England props
have been considerably used in the “u be constructed 0' hollow tile
mines this year. English timber of blocks "“1 fl" coat “’9‘" "1.000. c-
the rougher sort for scantilnfg and‘W. Staples did the foundation wort.
rough work has our tried the; Will Build Brick block.
“3““ WW“ “up” '1‘“ n. s. Davenport is contemplating
The Forestry Association passed the r moval of his ”"8"" mm.
resolutions asking the government to
:fetm at home ”HORN umber} building on Noi‘th Mun street and the
linen offering themselves as Derby ro-
cruita. aiid also to recall them from
brick bonding to be arranged for
the army.
'etores. oliices and tenements. No
architect has been selected.
Bit-cot Block.
I .Bamay Policy is having plans pre
LONDON, Jan. 14.—hiost of the:
200. 000 Belgian refugees in England
have now been assimilated into Eng-
20, 000 refugees formerly of the well- be erected on the corner of Monroe
to-do class are now maintained by
hospitality. as are also a residue who street ”Id Franklin street extension.
are unable to look after themselves tn” ground "0°" Vi" be ““qu for
and are consequently maintained by Vatorcs and the upper floom will be an.
the 80“?"li in *1 camp on one 0' (ranged for tenements. The cost Will
the local exposition grounds. Work,“ about tram
has been found for practically all of'
the. Belgian workmen, who number 0"“ “not _M""‘!"
about 60 000 out of the 80' 000 men re! Work has been started on two one-
tugec‘s. There are now in Eastern! no family hobsea on Ohio street fowl".
521:1“? 1'31?” fit W my?” '9'“ Mudai'cne Webb. John. Brotherton has
e no; one ”mm or war the mason work and C. 8. Runs, the
cork. Very few undesirables have .
been mum} among the refugees, and {carpenter work. Each house will be
'nrranged for seven rooms and will be
they were early taken in control.
provided with all improvements in-
ln the early days of the war. the
proposal' "8 made to establish a “9' eluding furnace heat. They will cost
about $3,000 each.
arate Belgian colony. But this fell
through and Belgians work under the . -
more conditions as Englishmen. Woodward Avenue House.
Three itrths of the refuttees are women William McMahon has started work
3"" children. and 0f “‘9” “"9 num- on a six-room frame bungalow which
be is to erect for himself on Wood-
ward avenue. The house will
hers are employed in factories and as
:o'rvanta and rtursemaids.
22x30 and will be provided with the
usual improvements. Mr. McMahon
Belgians now living its England's
guest): are composed partly of unfor-
also has the contract for repairing the
are dainage in thereaitience of Cap
lunates of the loweraclasrf and partly
of persons. particularly women. whose
tain E. Smith on Rowoyton avenue.
France sci-Get Howe.
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of '1‘an1
home products Owing to the shortage. (‘019 on shaman road The house .
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{about 60:80 feet. and will be arranged now am 0!
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to cumin the vital forbid. You
can flip your breaddn your too.
and select the soft and mash)
foods. denying yourself of those
which are most appetiatng and .
nourishing: or, you can have a
good-looking.
mead. which will enable you he II~
1°! Your
peat-once
forent pbuse on
well stun; plate
meals. improve your an
and put an entirely dlf
lite altogether.
Come in and let me take your ini-
presslon today.
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too-«distance.
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The Bluefiud "rim sour. or narrrwfi!
IS SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
the may w on. soul of Happiness“) is a". dim
this bitumen. ti'l'do' by onoofthafomoatamm
the some time, the latest thing in the prevailing mode, it ill!
tobsthomatastovor—ommtrd in blue and to”
soft rod of nature on thwbroaat. while the edge of each
iahodindoepbinoiinoaandtn 'l‘osoeftlbidoflw
bring air We: of w"
incomes have been cut oil and of pro-
Br‘own ti Hoyt have completed
'Cesional men past military age whose
Lennon Jan.14—.A Danish suiting"
plans for a six- room one family house
[weasel that is 129 years old but is still
. sound condition rput into West
' Enamel this week to discharge to be erected f" them on M“ 3
“Matt: flé "am, named De Tvofi‘do street All improvements will be
Brodie-"Tito Two Brothers” -watl provided.
mm at Hoists: in 1780 own: to the
demand for ships of all classes, the
Tyende Mn is doing a brisk
business.‘
The Heating & Plumbing 00. have
been awarded the contract for the
plumbing and heating in' the new
. ~ . residence for; Victor than on New-
; a, 1.3.0011!“an has town avenue. The Mather Building
" ny quarters re rd
in; the useless Uifiei'tiiiture in govern
ment stratus, union dew costs the
British mafia ”390.000 annuity.
it is pointed oitt that a M saying
gain be may. ‘ .a'way with can
is unnecessary ormative
books anti '
H.- Blssell prepared the plans. which
have been provtously déecrtbed.
Mrs. Emma C. Owens is making ar-
rangementrfor a fourlroom frame
addition to her- house on nigh street?“
Co. has the general contract and F. ‘
be material in t e n
m M0 3 like- .Peddien—J‘f Have a moat "doable
book as $11,111;de “it tells one
how to do o
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