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_f\_;u:l_1_;lfi__f_{0é"f_j__i_l_1_l;__0i_l§2_r;iy__f_f L __\___u_1__f:_rt;l__*;§;f Writ S to the _g_il}__s_§s;_i;s;__vou;__sl_i___tr<}m__:__,__:_iistage _'i_~roy, or ss Mnrhtnss and ssisrris a deserted house close to the trenches Here we ure ugaiu in our pits after vcry luckv ir. escaping uny inju b le The water in the kettle had reached 8 few days' u-eluumu ,-esp Though, have héd Beveralnarrow h ry' i* Ka bollmg point' ‘md he was about t° never quite out of the sound of battle the meantime we are restgngvst? ill

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Dcscribingg lioiv a party of English- Hggelzgen“5f;vee;Fd8,;3;enBtE31£l;gedgg and the whole ambient; ether are

men who wm.,,_ taken prisoners were British soldier with séme moum OD _A subiiltern of' the Royal Field Ar- throbbing with the story of the vials asked to sing fm. their Ge,-man g_______ These ar; an _____________ source tillery, writing home to his_pa.reuts of _ Cap,,,,.S_ p,-,vate (;_ M_ Taylor, or amy _md a_m_sem____t din the slvesavlvid account of s daring ulsht poured on the ii-.oi-ld; yet child mind-_ or me A_ S_ (,__ in __ _eller to his _rasy _On __O__rs ___ have __ ngs __ __ attack upon the Germail trenches. I-Ie ed People couilfllairi that their Papers “lst” at Khlswood' Relgam’ says: in ouripiti doing nciething. Osomg ‘lil suglsaon after midnight a patrol of one gen too much 8-llvut it. 'i`huY had bei'

them ure perfect artists at the game officer and seven men, dressed iii white i and we have rival music hall enter- from head to foot, climbed over our D tainments between the various cellars. e

The other day a. --muck Maria" fel] snow towards the German trenches. Q'

in one of the Dm, near me ,md I They first visited a hole where they

parnpet and crawled off across the

waited in horrified nutisipatlon for had seen tw" me" “Sleep “nfl 9- 511199-l` the result Fortunately the Shen was up a tree llic iiiglit before, but no

Hblindf' but even then I felt au the niziiil German lrcucli ’l`iiey liit it THE WOMA-\"S PART-

one was there They than went on to

coma not hlwe csmped' shortly "lla just where u comlnlliiicutiiig I ireiicli

of ml' sergwnts “me ‘mt 0' the Wt run to the rear nt right angles. A *_*

Lot at all liurrletlly, -.vulked solciiin- S,,_nl,. 0 u, hi hp ,_

y p pp I s .url ovir, saw our _

ly up to me, saluted, and to my_f0}|0w3_ uud wus ui ou(-0 plugged by (By Aldis l)uubar,in the “()ct:tiiry.")

amazement; made s- formal Complaint filo olilet-.r. The patrol ilieu fired five

that “them Germans” had sent one rounds “rapid” in the thrcc directions Becalise of your strong faith, I kept of their shells into his pit -which had down the communicating trench ~ and the truck torn his drawers, and please could Gllllcf W_1l§' l1l0ilS the fc trcnch- Whose sharp-set stones my strength he draw compensation I nearly 'had This fairly Sllrrell U10 G0l`m8I'|‘4 UD had well niffh s ent

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YCIQ IHC 8 VI \|l ~ ‘ _ _ ‘ ‘ ’ 5 » :_<_r__|_r:_t;;t:_e:__v_vl.ll;__yi;i_ul:g 1 ' n fit, but it shows how extraordinary 33? ____;l:_“-;_l_'___l;’°_?‘~;_’le*’__‘l__(___‘:_f_l__;* hz; llretlm I could not meet your eyes if I turn- ‘“”"°"l"°"‘A'""“" mattebof-fact our fellows Me' patrols dressed in white Ofecolirlis ed back:

Sendua postal for _ E .-`- é The natives round here are ettruor- H", I ml ' S0 on I went.

_ we cout t rep y all the patrols sol-° lv alv°°'" ° Y: dm.“nly bI:_"'ve.“nd pecuhnrly canons' were back in our treiiclies. The Ger- _ vuo.cus0l.lilil CQ __ *_ _ This morning in the middle oi u per- mmm had uw fem. of me lord put into Because you would not yield hcllcf,in "°°°"'m"“""°m‘ °` '_ "4 fect hall of Bhrapnel “aw two snmn tlicm. and Adidn't llnnw what was me'

girls and u boy driving three cows ]mpp,_,_n;ng_ Suddeniy thu 0m,.0,. in The threut.eniiig :frogs that rnnc,uiy

PHBL ml' Slfllcli ¢0W0l`d9 rl' farm Which ciiurgo oi' lim patrol tiualietl past. mo WHY *-0 llllf.

-=' had been more than hulf destroyed, uuwu ilu-rump our m-_uuli und |-¢-pm-4. conqiierell inch by eriuu~i>liug iw.cli~-

' but they dill not even seem to notice ml to ilio colonel flint. they were to soc

their danger,-and repeatedly rounded all iii and no one hit! Ahsoliitcly won- That goal afar.

up the cows, which were trying to dorful luck l call lt. By this lime their break hack. rm thankful to soy that bullets wc-rc whistling over our heuds 'Ana though I struggle tow-ard it by some miracle they came safely some 301113 hlgh ‘md lm*-lllg "le "ees through hard years, through. They tio not seem to iuind blehlndhufl' mid °tl;er? gmngt Sllicli Or flinch,'or falter blindly,ye't with-_ tns shells ,~, int, neither tus men nor smfck°P 0 i 'e DWP” WU in,

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I ` thdslxlimfse things that strike you I “’”‘i‘ Wm’ °“" “V” me" ‘“ me 9"" ou ilg§rs~ ummm ng my mm

| _ of the phono when I got the order to `

most. m this war is the entire absence nm two rounds at-tm, our infantry .f\n¢i shall win.

0' "l“ll’l° 1ll°»°‘°°Pt 1°’ the °l’°"‘° started firing You see, the Germans

liil . . ~ _ _ _ _5 mentioned civilians. One knows that by ,ww ,|,,,u,;h¢_ we w(.,.,._ om to

Lf' 1‘i,‘f,°,§°l‘,,¢'i"“’,,'f,”“§',_,,°‘ "lf ,'1°“’° mciliri-"§li‘li°i'¢yiii' ri§iiti§il"i§°iss n ll a r hem PID

,md _, ,mu un mu m°f,, ‘fm,,,,,_ y_s;¢i__ sua_:ns__isna_;»ltssis_::_iii live is

ph” wmsmhg 'ml' “' "7 °°m'°" comiifgslii Seto see omgsooccgglonkllm TM Hum bmke °P°“ l'h° bmh ‘nd There are about five or six here sox

¥ th’ W" Ki? 91 a.wsY '

9921 mostly females. and they are having a

A rlflomlm ln the Rifle Brigade at We were taken to some farm build i “N “my ° °“‘°l‘ °°° “nd good laugh between them ae my ex the front writes home to a friend ings, and our boots taken on Th 1°" *-"l°¥l. and also with stealing pause ll IW” _h°“t Wlfll B 0011193111! today officers had quarters in the farm housg W “"5” °“ th* "Om" B lll\8°l'B ' We are still having it fairly slack P “Y "5 em “|008 to the bagpipes, and during the night they were sing here, but l suppose when we do start Wlllcll ll B bis Surprise to everybody ing sud drinking One ur our u _ A LITTLE Ml's1C HELPS .again wo shall be at it hammer and ?_g__it és_tha first time in history tht; Smiler is his nicknamwsuggeitggzve ' tongs. lhops so, anyhow. This slack-

o rgade has had a. piper. I must should have a sing-song, and uueued A Lombardi" in tha Royal B0,-se ing off is awfully monotonous to us,

BW all Ulliireciated my efforts fully' the programme with a huntin son Artill it - lllll°“8ll 0|' 00lll'B€ ll ll Hll DBF! 0! iind are proud ofthe fact that the of his own composition He’ gt 8 » ery wr es' some pltin made by those ln cnar e ¢ll“Ill9f- 0l‘ flllgel'-piece of these bag- bit ofa voice and a hi .burls gui- a 'nm mow hh’ thawm' leaving the and we must be satisfied for thee' pipes was played at the Battle of Wa- asked him to’ oblige hTin a ll e man roads and trench" in an “wf“l'm°°°l know their work there'is no doubl' l°fl°°- “l"°¢Y-ulue years uso. 'rwo gave a parody on ‘John iigrllé Zgrne' w° “N °°v°'°d 1" ‘nm "°'“ "Wd "° about that A days ago it was again heard in Bel- I then sang ‘Wink the 0theryE e l' tm' ‘B mom m°q°5' °"°Wd 7°" °°“ld We had a little amusement here the glum. and to our surprise, one of the ofllgsrs "ever “sh to °°°‘ 'in' ww' this i°,0lll0l‘ l1lSl1l» 0&\lB€d through our lir-

comforn '__ *M Trench" ;:ame__;n. He was a. l_iecent sort of fel- ‘_;'_?;`,s"';‘_‘;l____l°’*a‘;:’_;_’__:_10___f:ill1° “TOP Dllftlnli l\_\_B._ But first t;_f all I should tell you

nw, e gave ug 9, C ur-em, e cm nd . wo . t a our uns ave been name b us.

Captain Vinoy. or the noi-sei uegi. took sinner and mi into :lie rsiun- We 11"" Wu flshtiuc uisht and 'l‘he-- Ts called “Mother." gndyilie

ment, writing home ssys;_ house to amuse the company. 1 vamp- dur iu the trenches for three weeks: two -4s “George” and “Mary." rc-

I first went to see the colonel, and ed on an old piano, and Smiler san§"'"“k°° You feel as if you could do HDGCUVBIY- Well. 0\1l‘B HRDDBHB l0 be

wonderful trenches I have ever seen; ll1\'6€ 0|' f0\ll“ B0ll8s.' The men after- With a Cltau up and u decent niglrt's "Ge0l'8'€-" li happened like this! they are only 400 yards from the Qu,-_ wards escaped to the British lines.` sleep. I was up the observation stu- Yesterday Week We (Or "George" rath- mans, but the works really are mar- tion with one of our officers observ- °"l “red at and smashed 3 Ce""‘l“ vellous. You enter by about 100 vards GBFMMI are Not Cowards ‘ing the effects of our shells lm the German target “meh we had ordem of deep communication trench, ' und Germans “mas the ro d to do. The next night it appeared in then you come to a maze of nssages, Lle“‘-'C°l- I-uslliuslull. Of the Ruvul sn ublic ho U was A min' Orders Published from headquarters Where a sentry stands tu qi;-uct you Field Artillery, writes:- 'h P b r l use wm°.°"° °f W0” ‘that the ‘Mother" gun had done ex- lu the curl you are going to. As to the German lnfsnirymmrs “g” “ '° °’5“”“ with s. Denny-lu coiient work in smashing un iiiezsrset.

I first went to see the colonel, and Courage. we should not be misled when thedlot arrangement' A °°"p°"“l uf Of course it was us. as the "Mother"

found him in a dug-out ubout 3 feet people said he was not brave. These °“r° d“"°d ine tu Mu ac,-oss the road. Igun iiund"t fired tliut. tiny nt ull. So B<l\llH'9 ul\t1€l‘8I‘0lll\<l. Supplied with 2 men went forward in n way that would ""“"l"g the 3°““tl@'- Of the German ‘our major iiifornietl them at head- feet of straw, several sscirspnu an old almost shame urs fanatics or urs sou-.*"1ll‘°'°- uml “lift il- Well. I niivpcd quarters or me mistake. and u few woolly carpet. Next was his km,-hen, dan. They came on one after the other, ACFOSS. wound it up, and put on nights later it appeared in orders and then another dug-out for his ser- 'und in the face of what looked to be|"Thc l\Turseillaise." It was great to uglllll. Dolntillg Ou! thc mistake and vant and his orderlies; and very snug, certain, absolute death. He could not have a bit of music, but; 1 peg; it adding, "tile error had caused friction with small charcoal stoves alight and believe that any nation could be called .riled the Germans in the trenches " il' the filmlllf 0Vl¢l€lllly." We all hull lamps burning. Every man was sup- a cowardly nation. What the Germans This is what we get up tg to brénk to do n smile over tliiii. when it was

plied with straw and a small 'charcoal trusted in was wave after wave, until the monotony of me in the' trenches read our to us."

stove, and the front of each hole was one overlapped the other, and then Oue of wiiueis crack re ,ments th' screened by n. sack. One sentry,well the thing was done. Iguvarian Guard d g ' e wrapped up. was looking out at every The next thing was that the German' r tra ch fs' ,mn e an attwk .on

twenty Yards. The officers dug-outs lnfantryman was a magnificent dig- °}' id n es 8' e“ du” “g°' ‘warm T00 MUCII WAR NEWS.

were the same its the nien’s excepfthat ger, he burrowed, sapped, and dug “ ra few g°t llack t” ten the tale- -A

they were constructed on the other side with infinite pains. The Germans were TM! °dv""°° lr" mas” ‘ming that (From the Rochester P sf_-1f u oss ) of the trench. so that they coultl be extremely good at patrol duty, and it ’ldi°“l°“9 50°” Btfillr 0l` u Sort oil 0 'xl r '

f0ul\<l M Once. was important that those who were ramble cllanlimg their National Au-

i vi_ren_g_to see an ofllcer who was in going to the front. should rememberllwni "_I`1;e Watch on the Rhine." Our to

ii. sp en d dug-out. containing two tlint. The must not disdain to use nil P00118 E them get ii to the wir -

beds cut Outln the clay; one large mir- their wits): to make use of every ln- Glltuuglsmeuts tlien pil)t in ri terrible for devoting so much space to news ror, and a row of shelves. He was ly- genious device they could think of, so flrc on them, slaughtering them in 'from the theatre of “uh ‘ ° _ It is

1118 there reading all thelatest papers _as to prevent the' patrol from coming hump-ed,,_ ' lilo , r, y g

from home. Next to lilm wus uiioilicr ‘up to them wlthoiit their knowing it, ‘rcflder _with nny;t_l\inl.-?_lltI>l>F0llCl\l1l|-I GH dug-out, wliere the officers liatl their nrticularl iu the mater of barbed _ - .--.- .. _ u‘B<1\lH e C0ll<>eD on o he iiuporlallce

meals. it. was rcully ii most oxfru- Tvire entanlglementli. There were many SENBAHONB UNDER FIR!" lol

ordinary show. forms ot' wire entnngiements,but there Describi , _ ‘in

A Tale of _B cu ____ T was one lie could recommend- and that his mst s2__lfs_;;l_o':___1°"°;`_ _ t0_B ffleflfl that Hpllce 18 Swell £0 every itclll uf

P ea was to throw it length on the ground. P___v__t__ J H __ on omg n action uigumuant News wuceming the wan

sorgt. Harlow. of um Conuuiicht It cluns lovingly to the less of the cn- Q __ __ . _ _.smmel, of cnc London it

Rangers. writing home to Roscommon Huy- Wlm W0\1lll “Hd fl <llfllC\1llY l“|‘ °" is " ““Y“~" _ _ the most momentous drama enacted

n.bout life in the trciiches, says: gefllnk illl‘0ll€ll 1081 ill ll time When when mst 5701-'_lZo into ith the noise on A chum of mine, .lolmulu Salmon, u delay was fatal. Tile artillery ot' the of the shell-fire is terrific. The vibra- ie

Roscommon mail, sllggestovl tlinl. wc Gerliinns was rluitc one of the best. tion of the hlg shells is so ui-eu;

also plenty of light, so we are ex

Certain light-minded persons seem

huve criticised New York Dapcrs

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this tltunic struggle in history and human affairs deplores the fact

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r go out in their back yards and ay horse with the children, or at ull vents keep the- evidence of their men- al vaciiity out of sight mid out nf he public prints.

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sunny room facing South, prt-i`vr- ably with grate; also lioiirtl, for sin- gle person in good family. Apply liy lultor to X. K., Guardian.

S282-1-l5M2i.

HELP WANTED-LMALE Wi\`r4TriET.l*`/i"é`<TlTd'A§`0U‘F. 15

years old as an apprentice. Apply

to W. N. Tanton, Watchmnker

6014»10~12Mtf.

MISCELLANEOUS ENG'lLlsT4"o`FFiC`é"K6`t'3§§`$TvVTTT

FOR SALE F `>(`E§"i55FS`AL`l3fI3`PA|RS'l§>t’r‘RA

sr-rvicos offcrotl fox com nnics' low

0 good cross(-si and 2 piilrs silver blacks. imported. Apply J. S. Wed- lock, (`u.nadu Fox Exchange.

- 8281-1-15M3i.

ll` LP WANTED-FEMILE

$2 A DAY SALARY for intelligent

married or single women for work around liomc, or libcral remunera- tion for spare time. Mrs. David- son, Brantford.

WANTED-Sewiiig by day or ut lionic.

(`hildrcn's Clotilcs' l.zulit-s’ llioilsvs

ply 142 Elm Avo.

8278-1-15in1iipd

and Skirts. Prices rcnsonlllilc. Ap-_

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torius; also corresponden`cc." Eu- qulries followed UD; _luivertislnifa sales of stock, etc. Apply_Oswald Astle. 2 Molynux Drive, New Brigh- ton, Liverpool, Engiaadl Sole Brit- ish agent for The Silver Black Fox Journal, St. Joliii. 8259-l_._-_l.3M3lpd. ' _ r

SITUATIONS YACIHT

BILLY SUNDAYS MESSAGE. GREAT OPPORTUNITY ‘FOR MEN

or women. We will pay you $120. to distribute it iii your neighborhood. Sixty day's work. Spare time may be used. international Bible Press, 182 Spa/lluzi Ave.,"I‘oronto. '

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TIME TABLE iN EFFECT DEC. 2181, 1914.

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tllc Whole Dluiil is nllvu Wilill “OOPS rush what we wanted' Our lnfanir _ __ 1, -I-l in su.

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‘W ' ' "-‘M " and guns, but they are so wcll con~ helped strengthen this ldcti with tlioir

IF VISITIVG ceaied and live siicii nn underground fire, lint “old Scliwoinhiind” got ii

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existence that one could easiiv imnl: lmsty ”l‘°°k ~ when an 13 l’°““‘l"'

‘“° ‘° "° :l:::>.':.°‘...'.'.‘;:';‘s.‘z“sf.;:fl‘.;.£‘;i:r:.°'l.I::I U X The Belgian Relief Committee

win er scene oi the coun ry were it ~ ' _ _ f ~d ~

t f r the incessant boom ol tho ‘ms " "MW" 0 my messagc "W"

no " 1 1 k 1 the ’pho_no. "Open fire." _ '

gms' spit °f we sump” ' "ac le 0 In a few minutes there was hnrdlv

mllaketry' and tl" °°ld°m'°’bse“t n man firing at us buflfiic -`- Regt

wi irr of the aeroillsrles overhead. ' ' l _ _ _ ' “‘°“° ;‘_’_“'_",',,',‘_"§'§T,g "W "“ "“°"' 0"", "f o f I`he Hon J A Mathieson Premier has been

- . their p ho as directing lie " ._ _ . . . _ , _ MEANNESB OF THE Huxs show told mc our gun fire had driven J T \ aClV1S€d that tll€ A(ll'l`lll'ZilLy l`l3.S pl8C€Cl at Ll1€

ii!" hletim mains “me ittsalilll iigningi-nniiifi ili°<iirr"r‘i§iif"f¢i]ih'i»ilssiii "" / SHRWK osal of the Nova Scotia. P. E. Island a 'id' New a an smwr encroui, o e ' ` ' ° ' ‘ ‘~

l>\'lWl4»'0“lNU “l-“D130” 3°' P'“"K°» r' ‘ down."'Botli guns 30dog. moro; right

Lumen' "yn: "TM Germans did 'mt add 50tleg." and then they kopt up u

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we cannot find out anything as to

A corporal in the Royal Garrison Ar-

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LUX--|04. ave lan- ‘ Won't Shrink qgooiloas '

acknowledged in the daily press.

All donations of food and clothing from outside

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WOLLENS Brunswick Belgian Relief Committees _the_ Steam-at

_,ow ,Me 0,. ,,,e_ ,,,,,c,_ mm c,,,m, (sf er Treiiegloss for _the purpose of carrying further

' the Germans uv. we lnve time fri f supplies to the stricken people of Belgium.

i?f§§sr'iti‘:»°iiié i;irl'»i’si'i`§"°di<l"i'iie”“§§fse$i /' This ship will b_e available about December .

__ h $2 t $5 There wasi:_'t it sound; all the firing /’ 2 TWCl'lLl€tll afld Sail Ol`l_0I‘ ab0l.lL 25th.

“THE CANADIAN,” l.l..’.t.'..‘_.1.?.fff...’.. _ il "“$..‘Z.“l.‘ll’.§’..l.y W... my mm. pi... ‘- The Belgian Relief °°muuff¢¢ has au¢h°u=;i me

l J food stuffs. Persons within the city who desire to

contribute clothing or food will please send same to the Dill shed, or advise the- Secretary who will g have the goods sent for. Cash -donations may be forwarded to *he undersigned and will be promptly

l.....r~.. ...n lun. ... l-........ sri with our nfs. and though. ofcourse, _ . . . .~ , _ to re uest further donations of cash,_ clothin and.

ul. .{‘. , \/,I-_,/__7k'| 1

what happened to the Germans, we‘re lv ~. il_ ll prett;__ sure _hey go_t it ip the_n_fck, al: 5 our s rapnt-. was urstng rg t o 5 5

- “ their trenches. I got back with the 2 N 5

ON E b d ;_wo tclephgnlstg soto the observattpul- Lux is I unique

taou . a.m.wenttoe ; ~ -

ll V8 fy 0 Y sguimwls, some sua su ima slept ull S washing preparation E

feel batter be U sl 8 “' m" WM" I hm t° 5" “D “sam that actuall adds to the soft-

NEW YURK CW; Bov:ola ara`sv|ori|s.\al."'K:.op l he" the Ge“°r“l W" °V°‘° here mls ness of argents and prevents ;

Broadwn and mh- I- __ , morning and congratulated the major ; an |0055 woven fabms fmm _ (Y BA HF OR yours toned up ith _ _ y _ Conn” on his sucessful_ co-_operation with shrinking and hardening m the -_ _

St .ltlllil N. B. -good ssnlee sfscuél§.PBR DA the infantry. Rea sport it was. 5 w“h_ ws me essunu of pure _

‘ ’ ‘ '§ff‘,,,,,,,-y gi, sonpin flakes-Addsanewnotc

,§,3$§:wilil pu-/us sun iso _ FRlC`|'l°N 'N THE FAWLV of refinement to wash-day. 1

so r°°l|l‘\ with iirlvf" '1”'¢l‘0i`i»)°t8.m. `

Relief Committee and same will be lookéd] after and forwarded to destination.

illlery writes:- _ _ _2 . ml 3'3"; '_1“_‘§m'§_‘°_§§ _§"f'_f_'_‘:_'l§;§:_§_- _X3 " l D. .l. Rlléy, SCCY T168? __

gugrd |-Dom, gm] thlngg nm prolly "Cdl ‘ll arllilull LAYUP 593412-HMLI ' V l' "Wi-l _i _

smothly for us. We have n coke ilro leathers Llmltad, Toronto

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the city will be received and forwarded free byithei-f railway and steamers if addressed to the; Belgian

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