HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-11-17, Page 24
".•••,
•
.00tetnt *it).* inferlai
v•
crQfgeroxy n'Odtded
ydrsod lips, and the Gave
etnor pepaoundel his
basdneAse ' ,
"Nevita 'hasi eare1d u fi c,t Franco
that tfieie is War. with Spain.".
. Taut is •aeW.e, ',1S •Woadeies
Meade ' •.•• •
'.'"f arti-sepalting• o cul1y niy.Ciin-
tain, There' is Tat bet,Y,l'eert, France
_
'Quick, sato, anra.rellet from
painful conquest: on the feeV
At all dtue mei ;Ime.storc's,
znr. &h�.
-pOtIdes
/nom gonA
, • .
....., •fiiiti Spain in, Europe.. It'l:p• t'l•Iiit-re, 21-Wilia,:,:i: publishing cunapirq.
tli-n-of Franee that this War:Shalt be • >, , , . -. . • , ,..,
,carried :into .the.Nev World,, 4 ,fle'st • • 1.. '
a
. et. ,
'
is
conttne•iromB
. resi Under th11,to0.• .--,„...,,,
"Mand Of 31,111 le •Baren de .Rivarbl, fetr . ae
that purpose .' Whit 1 Fave cinne'io
propose to you, my ,Captaini .0-A the qt•
0'. suggestion 'Of our. good friend, • M.
P,
dGgeron,...is, in brief; that you enroll
your ships old yourforce under M.
'de Rivarbri flag.". . ",' '';'.•
•
, Blood leaked ..at 'him • with A''faint•
14. ndling. Of interest.. "Yen .ane. offer-
ing to take tieei-rito tile FrencliAer=
vice?". he asked. .**".0n •svh,"at :terms,
niOnaiewrr" • .: '' -:'• • . ;-- '.;
"With the ' rank :. of Capi•taine de
Vaissenn for Yourself, and suitable '
ranks •fer the officers serving, Under
•,. e ,.., .4.. , you. You will enjoy, the pay of that• e
I* aeuoabatint ranlat. and you will be entitled; to--
, oupAti... dast. .fitii, ,. '• . '' igether ...with your men, ' to one-tenth 1
APTER. .
Week s palmed,' and every khaP from
bonne brought" additiOnai new.
Wil-
ilam had, croesed• to :England, ,and In
March of .that,year, j689, thear'learnt
in. Jamaica that, be had 'accented the
• ''.0ivn - and". that J'it'iries" • hail' •throvrn
, =dr, NEASEtivier.ma; share in all prizes' taken." . •
, ,
Captain Blood eonsidered • This was
in the hay had, it first' amazed him not piracy' that was being proposed,
as be sailed,' round the rocky head- It was honorable employment'in the
land that beim the forkee, . service of the .King of France.
• Anon when; ashore he Was beset by "I will consult mY offleeft," said,.
questiOning buccaneers', it Was from 'and. he sent for them.
their very questions that he • gathered They came"arid the matter Was laid
exactly zhei,v nitattera'stood, and per?- before them :iv M. de Cusy himself.'
Yherville, the •young ,French 'filibuster,
had the benor toepoint out to M. de
. • .
himself into tl* aynts of France for. ceiVed ,that. either from. lack of cour-
refused to •render any ,account:'of his quasy that the share offered was too
dein& since the Arabella had separ- small. , For one-fifth eit the Prizes,
eted from hersisterships. • the officers would *answer for their
• If
• "The 'CaPtain. was 'ever a modest men; not for .
man," he explained to Hagthorpe:and M. de °Lissy "finally consentiag to.
those others who carne crowding round exceed his instructions, the . articles
him.. "It's not his way to he sonfidi irwere drawn up and signed that very
Gerieltal"Wasicorning out to tap west "his •coanepraises.l. We fell:in-WO ,d craY• The buccaneers were 'to ,be at
-• . - age or other Motive Blood himself had
rihabilitatioqi.
fo a •kinaman'efeSunderlandsi this
,
as %disquieting news, indeed' it was
'lowed by letters ' from. King
Wil-
am's Secretary of, State informing
lo4el:PlnheP't•hat- 'there was war
wtth:..Friance;„od that in View 'of -its
effect- upon the ColonieS•ti. GoVerrior6-
Indiea in.--the,PerSone. of eLord Wil- Don Miguel, and when „Nye d scut1ed Petit Gouve by the • end of January;
„lotighlay;:and •that.„-witn•i•arnicatne a hini we took aboard a London Pimp ,Where M. do Rivarel had announced
squaciron"the,Cerninand• ot_AA, sent out by- the SecrefarY'OT State to that he Might be. expected,. •.
nural Van der Keylen to reinforce 'the offer the Captain. the King's commis, •
.
-Janln-lea'Aeet•-agaillat-eventealities 411.4eniracid
reiliZedthat this Muse mean be o' good behavior. The Captain
'e' authority, damned his soul to hell for. answer.
ven though, he should continue And then we fell )ri.ivi' the Jantaica
Boyar as -.1)*.ity,-Governore fleet and. that gray_ old ,devil Bishop
2L t alci .te. lord Julian : "War 9°th. U'n3n1-", ii•en4" there '•'‘,.*s. a .Slire
'aiaaaFyance, removes reetrigiona end' to Captain Blood and to every
in the.thatier of • Tortuga., "•' We •are
fa* in. Pie service of the
CreWn;,..A ',..".le.torY.t.bere•and we estab.
'oureelves. in ,the' favor' of this
new.1,:gleVerinnent.!!•...; • ••••
"Ahl"..Saidtord.Jillian and pulled
thoUghtfullyatahia
eSee that. 'You understand," his self with..rage..when he was told
."We'll bunt of it Blood would slipped ant' Ut
mother's scir of us. all. So I' goes to
him, and 'accent proxy commis-
sion,' says I; • 'turn King's' man and
saye. your neck, and ours.' :He took nee
it -4 my word, and the 'London pimp
gaVe him :the. Xing's. connnission on
the Spat, and Bishop all but choked
•al.BIOsedehi.,.hkait•lid,r -right
.414 e he, beard of AilteeXing of •
France, and w'J1 take•hlin this time;
`Itel4 of
•On that -ex -re&
't‘aro
ys•'•later-L;whielk-''.avonlif.he • genre
tbreernontha,..iaftereB1664's:deVirture,
eveai"''',shiei'ilf the fleet,„ and
Several lesseatissele:41S'
HA.BtEitXXV... •
THE sErtreE,OF"XING LOUIS
, • •.
'.'lileanwhileatiorne/*three Months bee..
Celonel. Bislaap. set out to reduce
...Teetliga, Captain ,Blood.'had '13,1OWn
into 'rockbound. harbor two days
ahead' of. the frigatein which • Weber-
stonei had ..frein .Port'Reyal
tretiipeAlm..2. ..,*.
In that ataisr anchorage hei fitiond:
his,fleiet AWaiting hire --the four ships
, .
* which had heen•Sevarated in that
off the.X;ees4r Antilles, •
Bis capti;.i.1,:liagthorpe; Christian, "Yon are 'offering to take 'IS into
weie etty to
- the French • service? he asked- . On
, ,receiVehiria Arid, With them". were sonie wliat ,tern,t•s,,Mnsieur?"•• •
hundred of hiSelnictaneers- He Cut .
short their greetinte 'and, When'. they .
plagued hlm with iinelt•inbi *Of 'Wherel•Pari. Royal again that some night.
'• h° ligid tarried • he li)nde ;them.. awaki But that hound Bishop had :passed
thecoining of WolVerstone; who would
;,. Satisfir -their, curiesity to a surfeit. .the Word, and the ,fert•kept a Sharp
,
,the hay two days later, it was to him e•-,
cast anchor ililikiktike. ut.-- In the ""erift,"theligh it toOk.
a• fortnight, Blood bubbled ,him.
* ' •When the..01d.Wolf
- all . turned for the exPlanationa • . ;le sent me And most Or' ihe Men off,iri,
a. frigate that I bought forthevoYr
Now'Woiirersttme had Only kme eke:, aee. His garne-La. he'd •secretlY told
:
but hin saW•W Ont Mere with thet one /The,,,_a,res ..te feiana. and gi r.43 chase.
''•-•"43Y4111.M'"i6-1T1'14`me.tOvit•ii•-•"tw; Ind''''''''vvliether that's thergalne"*"."nlayed
,'; despite his - grizzled, 'llead*' Octal' or not I can't tell ye; but here' he 'is
'esquely isiotthed iria gneeh an scarlet, afore inc as I'&expected he would be."
' turban--heliad the soundeheart of a
• boyaand in that •heart ; much love for griming -restiYe„-soinething happened,
. • Ai list; -as" Blood'Si3deceneers. were
Peter • iYiee(i':* ' ' .' ' . '''•-. '''' . . * ' - "brought about by, theCaptaires friend,'
The sight of the Arabella, at anchor. iv. (a° • 111., One sunny me.riiing the
Governer of Tortuga carte , aboard the
Arabella; accon3Va-nid.,by a• chubby
little gentlenian, ainiable Of countene
OHAPTE1xx-yr.
M. DE RIVAROL.
Captain Blood was still in "dis-
gruntled• mead when he sailed from
Tortuga: In that same moodbe .greete
ed M. le Baron de RiVarol •when, this
nobiemart ,with his fleet of five nfen-
ofLwar .at last, dropped. anchor' along-
side „
the buccaneer ships in the middle
of February. ' , •
Summonedto wait on him, Captairt
Blood repaired to.the Castle of Petit
,Goave, where the interview was .to
take -place. .The Baron, a tall, hawk -
faced Man of forty, very Old and dis-
tant Of manner, measured CaPtain
Blood with an eye Of obvious disap-
•
dold Keeps
India Poor'
repos 1Vieta1s HO4i44.anct
Not Earning caiwea
“Froin. We41th'''
Five bi1Un. (ollars' worth of- gold
and "silver treasure is aequestere.d.lin. '
India he .temple dece• "jeWeled
.oiratMenta and:131:0.S •cf • ,bnitiOri,
to-
gither with the bangles, Anklets; neat.
laces 'and ... Arperiean "eagles?' • with
Wbieh,millions.of *pineal array
.,5OFTER5 WATER
Useitforall
:0;._,E•AiNZIG"
WASHING,
selVes,ltrecording A'new.,Stndy,of the „•-•,. ,
to „
legendary "wealth 'of the Indieee'snla, appreximatien T. silver•holdingS)
hut
initteci•la 'the ,tinited St, a Depart -1 they- •liee 'been jealously hoarded: in
inent of Commerce., .. • •• the rmof unproductive preeiene
toes
„
New 'York-HOrana
Planes to Make,
- Trip m 20 Hours
Extension' of .Havana -Key
West 411e tO Provide
Servfpe.
•Washmsto' 14to an ..air-
plane... at -Neav Ycirk. at, 1•*. One'a i?a,s,
fithiger 'will "ba. able', to Mu, Oat ate.
navE,Havana,cal>4,•0, 9 am. th4Vireit .49)5 •,.
wnea the,. ereapee.tiv,s, 20 -hour Neaf.• •
Werk4layairit 'service is in operatien..,
' The Peaton:HaVana serviCce Wlil be
about 23 hours. Extension 'north'
to „Minutia pf the , present eon.traeted
"Frozen wealth "theoverri •
aft.'roote from ',Hilliana to .Hey West..."
.ecnornis,ts c11 Prie treasUr .1 aalnetive '1.1SeS, Or "l:O4aned- Makes pot1b1e'thrt4'411 'air Mail' and
distributed end': usZI•cl'iff pPttir fOrme.i* • Q ..11.4'S • Merle" • •makets
that ,it yields.not a..liennY ;of ,ref,itirn they•wo. s Stiffie0 to make India ont• trlps
The Pan-Mnqrlcan AIr Company
to its 00,60 1?.01.-,:k.41p114r of credit •,`(,)•f the E'werful nations 'Of the•wOrrd. 111.11'.-st4-vt lts••".tfnY,nn'al(e•:iiVetto t
c4riy•ctit• the *Gild's: .cemineirce. :I. • "The traditional: 'wealth of the in. coMine15,10. Deba'rtnient.
With' a. kift • indiffererice to: inter- dies' is there, but in sUch 'a .form, that," al:;10Qufnetehge: .i.:ou'rtibIeyt:e...efrr:0•1;111.n'Aeteltiitizettatode
national nioney.markets• and the needs it re' ids 'nothing to it possessora in
of. trade, India sPrinkle.s gold dust the the way of iniproved standards of, riv-
yen the -.feed served at ,extratiagant;•ing or the power to command tier -
banquet. Immense quantitiei of gold' vices of °theft."
and silver' are,' 'used to array . brides '771-1wyea GO LisDecIaSttIeIlOodA.Rpl?Iii0E.ribg • Ilya_
for , their- marriage 'ceiemonieS, and The '‘ lth'' • **
-other ferni.s,toof.' de-. lions of• • ' ''.. Crum Key West to, •nAlIatimain, 11208t•nm.1.1!Ist, .., .,..,.14".„.
icrterclatliindonui.:6:liodzeovoefd '.:'.111,3 e ini,organized holderS,.and even' Wohl'elittke.76ulitaltbethflece.nitimny,.wl.aie.h h.' as '
i l'" 1- ' .
"It •i's?.,: pa,' pu;ar :re'rio'dr,invetih' 4 the. sick. t:reivastlijve e, hre A:di% by 'It'll: .1:jr"ots or peasal
T1 S•W le (...011,StitUte the , ,. . ,
'an' Occult power of healing th' k 'me a ie .carrency are snatched -rnto t , , ,•
t ll' , ' taken the Havana -hey West Mail eon-
rac.t, will exeend Miasenger •travel .
Pharnaacoppeia;" says the Government
. , , . ,
study, "and medicines containing gold
are favored for many diseases.", • ..
Tli•E' WORLD'S 'GOLD. SUPPLY.",
.• All thisAms frIDT43 than a, piet,thr. .and the still ,prinetiye finanelal Sys- : 'aii•eelly, . with.. the. l'ieW New
.` :.1652. York -At-.'
miaml, has jost been advertised by.
• the Post Office Departmeet. and bids ,
ate being rocelVed. This leaves the
only remaining -tap in tbe chain, that
ant 'farmers.. This problem of heard-, over this 'gap'
Survey for:navigation. 'aids ou tea .
ingt BPSG'S, report • shows, is at the new,ieetnii .sereiay :is .in.tbe 1,9,22 •pri-0.,,
I450 of the Pathietio. plight of millions I gram. of the CoMtheree PePartment,.--,
Of these farmers. Hereditary, custom, ' 1928: 'The ,Miarni
socialerganizattien, seaional harveste I begin‘nilig J•111Y 1'
. 1 route is,;622 miles, and.•will •Oonneet.
Shirring, e
., . . i4; em of _altering the distribution cif the Wealth they have in an•eadily pertable nn
.. Ionia ipute to, be pet in.., pperation :.
this charming froCk .for the . yen '
ire 'Shown. to :adVantage on W'Orld's gold •supply -Lea problem that fet7rin "and ofte' to hide -it - - • 12 -be' •
',took on new importance when execu- ', In .eid" 'day :of tvrerinv.ind :une-e ' 1
i.a11.0v Anal] leaving.1-1(idley Fielit N.Y,, •
rr,Ite.: two routes coni,brned" will'.
is bound and and:finialaid, with a l•i,ic bow '''K' •
Federal Reserve_SYstem' recently" fore, sessions. Hoitilo invasion's also' ,.foreed 1
din New York and WAShina- "great Southefard migrationsofpeople : . . :• 77----"---
pro's•P'e'ritY c\\C'aS -•ii';-i'ins;:-Ti '•,t ' °It. to ..';.1'rive at Miami' at 12,41..
hears; a 4:et faster than-preaent Mall: .-_-. _
trimming around the Waist and at selfmax
of the l3ritish, French 'and -6 • ' ' ' .i t.
er- sion, mani es
f6p Of the gathered/ zleevei. The neek .men central banks And the American ,vitation _to be''StriPped of one poo,-.; '''' " '
n the fellowieg ,day, .abOut 15"::
girl ;by Making.' 'an attractive'
8, 10..and.,12 7ea..r4.. view ji. oize 8 era Reserve rediscount rates below lect it in. a highly concentrated form.' •• ,
requires. 4 yards, ,39-Mch; or 1.1%, ' 0.
• '''— 21/
. .. arekrearreleyel. .. •• ,...• -. 7 eel -hese conditioaspave left theirenda-,,, ,e,,,e, .e., ' ;•••• - .e.
• • ' • • .• . ,i. ice Not 4 et r.offrieci,An. rmus-On
, , i
esque interest. It inVolyes the rob tem all inftuenoe them t
. A PRETTY NEW mock • ' P 7' em a5"‘".P1111314e anY "
•
at the front No, 1652 i • •
s m sizes 6, • • - Passage Clear
to'n with the adjustment of Fe -CI who,to tth ' • p
eaae eii irealth, had te col -1 .
lie took up a paper. "1 have here
a copy of the artieles'into which yell
entered With M. de Cossy. . Before
going further, I have to •°13serVe. that
41'.:-.deCussy has exceeded his instruce,-
'Pens in admitting you to One-fifth of
the prizes taken, His alithprity, did
yardo 51 mh matei44.1. 33, . As the world: recovered frorn" the
37/4a.d6,-.39, Fir(toriiit Chnose•Of7thwarr :OVIE-IteCAUSE-S 9W-Y-f-N"Q" • . Straits, Expedition
BrIZ.e 4 • . .
F.'i•C-4•14-05C O.* patterri.. • • . • tions ha.ye, struggled .back tee-.
The Hindu -family ine.reover....o4rdia • RepOrts. .;
ard a.' id standard for •their cur- • '
ence- _ y.
w , go narilly all real property • and .
' :HOW TO ORDER IsAtrtRNs. rendes eatablish ancl maintain ' ifh Ott awe.,Nov. • 2.7 La test re perts .
• • , hous old goo.ls n rimer). . e in -
Write yaur naine*and•addreas idaira ench-siaridards'itney.mOst',haye gold diyidual•wishirig--te save for 'hi's_ OWn
Jy', giving nuinber and aixe such l*IStrire$ 11? -4$ etirrents Of'intei-nation- 'we e•Ori segregate -I -ifs savifigs:onlj;,ei ,
patterns as yeti -want Enclose 20e barl•wtrtaile toariAdmi.Oetrih:ro.:,piricoiluffecnizces , the forin of gOld• and silver. Millions •
nii:'°vIret':•of 'the' native population, too have no
stamps or coin ' (coin preferred;wrap• •
i carefully) a for each 'number and hal of the world's m•onet
nrY, stock of -accese4i to banks, In tithe:Of - streSe
:address year order to Pattern Dept, gold. But in the list quarter of it they. must dsuly en econ4elated re,.
Wilsen Publishing Co .;• 73 West Ade- century India. has been quietly alasorb- :serves',or resort to the Money lender '
laide Star Toronto'. :Patterns seat be nig immense quantities of the yellow --at 75',.per. cent. intereSt. . I
'• • ' ' •
return mail.
•
"there is a strong te,ndeeey in times
!
tifyurtim,m-iN A. —easy,to
reinetnber--and hard to for.,,,
ket,'"onct_t".VgleVo tfidd
Keeps .teeth whlie,,
' breath sweet, Aids ;appetite
`and <ligation
,i8SUE No. '46.--'27.
.
'Metal, With a store now .eatiniated
at' about $2,5•90,000,906;she draws to
herself a large' part of the new gold
produced from year to year. .
Meanwhile; .the world'a ;gold 'pro-
. "Consequeritly,"- ,1\tr.B1,iss 'rite
Of ,preeperity th.purehase, ojean-
Dobbin: Goin ti'tieS Of; EllVer ana ioiti in the form
Ii --
Coini„ or ornamentla 'as
•LF,en nay'. - • .
Horses
are
at vanishing point d*tion deelinedahairply-from the "eery_
against 1.,vant . • •
, maximum fo\z,L..thi'lis. Century, reached • ',.
the. pebal:Iment 9f ,Nlarine. and rish,
.the- iludSen Btraiti',indie4
'ate that .01) "t.p the prepent' there has,
beep no i:ce, i t %Chan el Lnto
. .
son, Ba3,, Hee a .
hOVO
been established, ,at Port
IIVaieiiain Bay and No tt n gh ni •
land, at . the eaatern en- „
irance-ef tile Straits on.the northern •
FL Y •
ii- •Labracior• kehani Ba „ is .en -
the South coast, about. tnidwaY .be-
tweeri;thirWell and Nottiligham Is-
land, which -nee in a. direct line to
ethenor4/11 ef the .eastern shore: o;
„
i
Million.s of people particularly int
. ,aitheugh • • • •
Pf London's Thoroukh., between 1-9'1). - South I . India and . Eas India, neyer
there has been a recoveryin Part Sine° have a sufficierit rnargin to doLares even
. • . •'
••London .ia-saying good-bye to, -the
horse. The briskness af 'trade' seine.
,Weeks agit the Elephant and 'Castle.
Repositorenden's only •temaining,
,'4general purpose' borses
.not Warrant 'going beyond .one-e'salesYnra
-• .•, • • ... • , •eeis .evidence ofthiS fact .
. •
*"The"artiele.sevve 'signed are the win
'• Jovial cOuntrymen toyed with
daion of our service; and the articles straws or rattling, harneas while 250
provide that we receiVe one-fifth horses were pia UP for 'sale. The
number offered (lid nOt meaa that the
share. Refuse us that,. and you can -
'eel the articles; 'cancel 'the articles,:
and you cancel our services Witlathem.
From that moment we cease to have
the honer to held rank in the,navies
of the 'King Of France was Blood's
The Baron- glareda, "I will con-
sider. the matter," he said sullenly
'"You shall be advised Of my resolve."
. Captain, Blood rose and bovied.
1922,„this- iricreaae has becn.-vittated,
se" far as monetary geld for the World
is concerned,by -the increase ,Of In-
dian absorption. •
PROPOSED REMEDIES.
tins, as • they -have ne • savings ) t
ever; 'this is evidenced by the. rieces-I,
sity• fin- 'famine relief measures in!
many , sections as Socrri'•-a4 there is a
trap failure' • ••
• In an attemPt to halt or At least
refard this "accumulation f4iireach- Nfinard's' Linimetn
ing changes are projected in" the
diam firianti,.41 ostein. Adoption,. of .4. .TliarCill'orny.inaa,1711.1idy,e;:iiiiie.iNtiee;ofy. °flirt ?heirs -
gold bulliorila sia tnt oofi siIiiivderial:uliceuers- .1;brineneenic;.tenan:ing 1:00.nihev4.,a6tornieess: :jvceiteeil
pepinatitY Of the horsfa is likely to be, renlY;' rePI"eme
..tor was selling evereherse,' *aP And
rev ye . ad ng r in Cireulation ii: :id:710teifeStablisir- re "i•- h if :ail ' b. '
merit fat a .strong•,central bank; an,d
. • extension:of • savings bank' faedities: ' • , ,
i d A' le i London cont ac, • " April 11317. aria November 1212 '
harness set "Owing Or nowusingonly
motor -transport " as 'the catalogue
phrased, It A ,,large • firm of roirieraI,
water.. inarlufacturera,l' Which lel "re;:
'ARCM& with motorn.," .alsoOffered
horses and harness • -
One'hundred„Landon railway horses
eye,. taronivisaid 'he:, • . were offoreciefor sale,. and beneath the
of th irty
'. The 'next .day • de R•ivarel 'sent southern Railway's 'offer.
' horse appeared the words "Be'
for Captain Blood,- . s • mg
..eongideeed .an_ sold owing. to -further 0.40P(IOn of
. • . '
flounced. "And whilst any opinion re, motors."'", .` ' .' •
"ma.ins unaltered, I Must' confess that '. Most of the horse's '‘vere Purchased.
it by fariners .for. from. 10 to 14 guineas
since 1\i- de Cussir has pledged us,
will perhaps.. worh _
le -for us-to-fnifill the-pleolgeS. The -($56 -4° $70) and
articles .are 'Confirmed; iik." • • ' out the rest of their fives logging
. Blood and his ' officers were iena alOng in ... the 'more congenial atmos -
maned a•week later to a cOnneil which
sat to determine their operations,
a,gainst 'Spain. , M. ,. de 'Rivar ol
laid-
before"lheina. project for, a raid iniori
the •wealthi Spanish town of Carta-
gena. 'Captain Blood professed: estop.-
ishmeat. Sourly invited , by M. do
Rivar4A; to • state his greunds for. it,
he did SceWitli the'litmeat frankness.
. "Were, I General of the King's
Armies • in •Americo," said he, 4,1,
should'have 'no doubt on hesitation as
to the. best Way in ,which to serve my
mice,. amiable And :,.4elf-aufficient ef royal 'Master and the French nation.,
i
Manner: .' • , , ' That whieh I think will be obvious
"My Captain," M. d'OgOion deliver- to; M. de.CusSy; as it is to inc, is that
ed.himself; "I bring you M. 'de CuasY, we should at oncd invade ' Spanish
the: Gverncr of French' Hispaniola„
who desires a. wend with you." . •
"You have a good -forte hereesinder
your conimand; my Captain," sad 'M.
• • -
"Some eight Ian -Arad reen.". '
de CuSsy topk Snuff delicatelY..
"I haVe Setnething ,PrOpese," said
Lt, th(.11,4 With-
'
out • iiitereSt:
M do Ciissy leolted at Ma d'Ogeron
'and raise.d-hie eyebreWs ' He
did not find Captain' ItTeed-encourag-
Hispaniola .arid reduee the •wholeof
this fruitful and splendid island'into
the-.posseseion- of the King or France."
,(T,o be tentintied..) •
. .
r
•' "Don't liring ine, any niore
eaid the husband:in deaPair. ,"t ean't.
:titre th'eM." 'don't_.`ivant•You. fee()
tlieni darling.' replied .the ivl,fe.
you f6c4I
M I titacl'e "i.:111im'ent- for -Neuritis: -
' r
•
phete of. ConntrY •lanes.e Others. will,
eventually find th•elr•way to the canal
towing., Path..
:The lawerena a nin g.... Iiondon.,t cab-
,
"flee": are gradually giving Up ,the7-los-,
Ing battle with taxis*. The !'growler,"
are .now prepased. "All are &Signed
largely to wean the IndianIpaiulatien •
'Away f*om :the habit of hoarding of
• ,
gold • and silVeir piegee and' bullion
bars. If .that is ever accomplished,
India's live billions and more of gold
and 'silver in time Will ;cease, to be
merely so Much "frozen wealth."
. what diethibs, bankers and eeone-
mists is not the ,size Of India's store. ,
of .gplk, great as itis, so nnieli•as• the
way it is treathd. • ...,
GREAT WEALTH: UNUSED.
. India's told is idle. There is lack-
ing ei*.n pretense of makin.gni.,t(:adp:Ir, for
the
hornegoers
Mother Country;
aihncsTy_thh,:in.171,,otp4ao,1:01:_yLLi_e or.thoef pirnoadn,lact,ts.ives 8abonfoIo,irotcotee0,8:0,•cotobr
plaenodpoTe:o.r th.eir,fellevv-beings
15:64Fc—Ctiri#tmas-and-good-L-thne
, e of: a right royal
W"lii,4g.t°: was Prellader-e-rd,Tht.r rioaaie : on the other side.
IS
•
With the party of Christrilas
fricnds
like the, old hansom cab, is pasSIng sioner et ornhay,
Blias, Jr., ASsiStant Tratkl Cammia- W..,c4ehalra6:ainfzpilyaga:ndt,
e p , „
'a •, and will Oily reappear' in the, title :``The Bombay "Bullion .Market.r, 0-J
• great strike,. .Thirty years ago Lon. Vas esenes have been accum
ease of national, ernergeacy' like the RH:sr, saY,S, on this point: ,
r
du- :Round Trip .froni. 55 11 3
on waS full of cabr yards, seine et lated- in. the course of *inan.yYears:-
whieh held 15.91J as 100 cabs'.and reserves estimated as athounting ,te
‘. thing included.
I/case-drawn vehicle have bedoine BlisS -here ineludes U. 62,500,000,000, iCi/riStlriaS SaiiingS •
emploYed about fiftY, bOrsekeeners.' more than fivO4hilliorn.• dollars. • (-Mr. ,1 •
a worry to those reepensible. for traa
fie control. , • Whereer „there are,
bersedraWn Vehicles,. ednstant traff-e'
'jams ,are ineVitab e..
"Farin.dirl-,"That pig is v.ery black*
isn't he?" Farmer -"Yes, We, call
him' 'Ink'," .Farni aii.1-"Why?" Farm-
erecIreeatise•le keeps Entitling but of
the.-
" •Joyee----2Diek didn'tqdoW his braina
-eta: whelv.yon:,-reieeto4 ilime I:le came,
rotthil a.nd -proposedto • me." joari-e.
lienitet-haVe got rid- Of them
,some other iiraY.:"`" r
. . -
row HALIFAX '
. :•Sonia snow•hasfal•en. n la area, ..
'ft 18' renorted, but so far the Weatherhas '
i • • • I -
„Ina Perpose ef the expedition is to
establish the navigability of the.
"Straits and 10 •ascergin-lf4rlie .pe 'od
of tiarigation in and out :'*(if 1-Indsthi
,1342.esm he extended; ,said a depart- .•
recently.' Meteoriilegie,at.'
eoinliticiis will be .studied. •and ••• all '
othcr in4611:1;enellng\Vill be :
• . .
New Rice
Found in Mexico
„Arilhae.ologistS Unearth' Vil-
,
'lap' of Advanced' Tribe •
2 500 Years Old
,
• .velyine,..ten.e--A: race'of "Tong bead-,
'cuf" .')vhO vanished nerhaps ,
,•.2,1500 Years befere Columbus , tiled
'.TrOm't•.•,Pain ile•foOndation,for the
rich .Puebio .ealtin•e .of SoutiiiVeSt, :
reie revceiled•
aimiegical" expedition which'. has. 1;ej
.iturnetl• 'froin NeW•f Mexico. ' ,first•
of the 1'n:ea
e,eve red by fhe -Cxneditien .
'Canyoir,. ' • " '
e.Seventeen Siiiik•Seyeral feet
. • in the. earth, •• and, lined., w ba,
..wereen tive.yillag..e,•togetber'twith .15
, kiVa'
-•or eeretiaMial . temple,.
the ok'the village were •
l'aVe (tifAirCt, from .the Pueblos, -said
• Prank 11, It. Robert's, of. the Buretat •of
Anwrican Ethnology, who headed the
:e3Pedition.7 Skeletons; pf the iflh1b1t
itnt 01 found; 'tobe undeformed
and long..headed, • •While the „Jueblos
M'Orf::. retied -headed ati' accustomed te
316feez1)elit•y. 'beads of "their children . -
r r,r1.:41 0,71 V
0
C:c. 5 A 2N IA for Plyinoutia TIrfkOy ‘KnoWg How to 'fake'r
' ' / Havre andLendOtr,
' Keep Posted.„ '0.n , Mining
,' , Liverpool'and Glaigoid. . . Con.stant h:r.,.'pCle.6i-n--s-iii'asol.-itey-•' - 0011:11,0d, '
Ddc. 11-LATI.itNIA fee ffast,
, =
Read .Every Issoe of •
- •. • 1 59. , i Havre., and, London. pr (11* firs1 , tqne in history artd CQ11" .
1-)6.12-ASCANI.A.' f4t• P.fYinotitli" , ' no s e s at. t h f'„- b egiUniliii."' Of' trii*6-' ' . iii.6 il t'll "
I Ile S 'all'a "Me l'a I S : ',
..I. ' I . .. . proijilt.', jetirg;ig..rii ,.. „ , Ptaniiiimile*.as it etly or deaf.' Iteal"-....
.. , ( Canada:Ns c,:tiv.,es,apdatpneitr) 70:ling' . . .1:j4,6' 1,o, 7, AIT'y,61-irpE.01\1:61I'AilafgrG.:Iji4esigr:witt. ',".' ... .tfilellf.51)(iii:tItillit•t.1'111iv.a:if,;/'111(ili;t1.11)°. tr51180.1Y1:j 61, AY' te6'1'.'f; c''61'111.11111t'
, , , . ,
.6,t,vpibuix ',gtktitc,E,,, , ' , ;fling ,abent.. Ilse ,OVerrinle'nt deere.ed
11;:411.1.• 1,490etakiee..O. tile . ,. ' ..i..nt,.!.t..1.-. ,!.011,P;T:',Y,'- ..\.7..1...,;(;' ....',...1.'94,.°1•01
d
oti4i0 everybody 'meet remain hat •lierne
t., , . .. ,•,• -• . • teki•re was siihient to a 11 ei•ebt --i'
.„---k .......,.... , - , ,n1.., ...t.1.1 5 ..-..,
."
..,_ ... .0.5i` Ibi:: :C.1111,4,:i:i:§' !1,.!,:,1;r1:SON1,13,,_;,,, . li'f'W' ii:: ;::(,. .r.. .er : 3,11" ,1 l't : t+t :1,,C.th.:;(1' : 2:: tin,: 1.1.,;',',,,:• ,
via not.R,T. Rnron..b.,p,,t41,vriTto .,..,,,:,k,I,I, JAo, ..1.1i9Nttinl 'ntlio• , places' '0,f,',„,.. ,
'''...-,-----e.."--•••7•eft.•e.e.e-,eeeee.ee.0.," -ways ,a,11(1, stett-VS Were 'at ft , 510 lid-
' ' . ...-i.......................................k......,.....,..............-A...4‘...., r e P I 111 0 1111(1 '0.'701 .11 !IMP Pa Pt"•'..t NV t-*". ' -
1 • , . • . .
- . , forbiddeti tonitilv.41. (.1.r.fe..(if,,.t.liereopY
' • -ttl1e5ffer,8 ....rthi‘, “.thi'lls .f.rettada •
oivi,„ 1,01.3,;(„11 wile „alleteo, 1113 ,,‘,111ii, .
rota, 'IC wail hoped to. eo millet 0 ,. the .
Conga's; by '"tri id ii i Oil, .Wiire'm (scot n'ong - -
, ,wao,fired,,i0 Int 'the yaenle ketvw that
: • itlisi:•:;l,,
y,,,•(.:re "Itt • lihrty to leacie their ,
- , ,
Send for Sample
Copy. •"Mlnes,
,
. and Metals"
Bay,: St,„„ _
PEST FOR. Ali, 70i1R. BAKING
• •-• ••,'
Pies;:C4ke'6-t
tinsuiiBredd; DOES. ALEAtoUR kKINaBEi
4' • •
• 11
•
• ••,..;4114,41.'AA?Ad,6pc:qi,th.7114•II V.'ord 'l1-
1 " "My Cap iZe la ',la. and -se‘ en
elpjalts," •
1