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Taihape Daily Times, 29 May 1918, Page 3

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. LONDON, May 26. The Geneva Red Cross Society has published the principles governing the Franco-German exchange of prisoners’ convention. In addition to the exchange as already disclosed, the Convention abolishes the category of civilian prisoners. Civilians henceforth will have the choice of returning home or residing at a fixed address. Deportations will be abolished. The inhabitants of occupied territory may be forced to work, but only near home. I canvass around with packet tea. Which takes me everywhere, you see; 'And where I go, both far and near, The same familiar name I hear. Especially in winter time, When coughs and colds are at fheir prime; I hear at every door, I’m sure, The praise of Woods’ Great Pepper, mint Cure. Eventually you will use TAN-OL to renovate and polish your floorcloth and furniture. Why not now? Got a In balk and bottle. All grocers. 4