Farm help is
He saw them
He will seed 600 acres, hay
Wheat is looking
Mr. Keane, declares that with
Even Socialists Disagree
PETROGRAD— The extreme wing of
the Russian Socialists will not be represented at the Stockholm peace conference. The extreme wing as a conference here branded Borjhjerg and others as imperialist agents.
[CANADIANS
MAKE GOOD
Young Soldiers from This
Continent in Camp
in England
CHEER AMERICAN TUNES
March to "Dixie," and "Marching
Through Georgia" and "Stand for
"Star Spangled Banner."
Witley, England, April 18—(By
Mail)—The one spot in all England
where the news of America's entry
in the war was received with the
greatest enthusiasm was the Canadian
camp at Witley and Bramshot.
Canadians here regard their American neighbors "more like friends than
brothers" and look forward to having
United States troops shoulder to
shoulder with them soon.
If there was one man in camp happier than any other in was the Canadian bandmaster
Forever" was about the only old reliable marching tune his military musicians had on tap.
"The Maple Leaf
Just Like Home.
American airs such as "Dixie" and
"Marching Through Georgia"—an example of Canadian neutrality—now
ringing through the Surrey hills as the
Canadians march, and the officers rise
from their places at the table when
the band, which plays outside their
mess at meal-times, strikes up the
"Star Spangled Banner."
Witley Camp is unique in one respect
it is perhaps the  In the world where the cook is not the 'power behind the throne." The newly-found Canadian efficiency has extended to the kitchen, and officers and men live on war rations that are outlined by the authorities months in advance, with every detail. How They Cook. 