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A Girl Typist's Romance.Where Yon See That,
Flourish, inBusiness Surroundings,
...Awr, May
• BY MARIERUSSELL DROWN
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.:"Peer 40Yeel " ' eXCialleled •Mandy and scannedIt In her hetial efflcIon
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' Carruthers. phi:Meting ahetut the dealt-. manner " 11. purported to ..he a legal
,rooni. "lee 'te, 'Shame ; there wtuint document, • ,• but *re,6
liahazard
. 1another ticket Lor erou.".''• , , Method: of dea1iig wlth',1Plitee0e
.-"Joyce dbese't„Mind,!' Pet Irf.,MarY, :'whieh• 'she illd'".104"' niideretandt :and
• Vvalle: tkyleg 'tlee,..etteoteet A :new ',her „Piller •erasures, teed° ..it
' hrreegement ,of her hair, and, looking ire . No weeder Mr. Rieke had .been
'erltiCallY at her; reflection jn the "ilites.,
"She 'wOuld Much rather Cliend • .e,
couple • or !mere •extte :et:the tree- your ehe asked, • with' hesitation In
writer than •:eft,toany. danco, Wouldn't •lier-'velee.;• She hated to peeeee her
yen, Joyce?" • ,:" ; e. • e efficiency, but • she ,knew 'that,. In
• joYed llariilnga Hp eettiVerrei,' but Mary% ,preeent,' Toed thelest state
•• thei0 wa
that ; the others eid • not.keei.r.thatheri *
. min • diet '. the that . aande
She answered *CempaseillY enough, Betie*:thel dOe.umeet• Would ;probebly, tie
• heart was:nearly' breaking,. : , 'e`e: en-,16diving',.what,file.oetlake Weeld de;
:"ff thei4 h3 ;Work .to de, I like -tee when he Ent'ir., it. . He was cleiteeeep-
get.itlffinne.": '""•• ' . • ' •Able,ovogeharging Mary on the Sprit;
•• Then ,.she wept ,baCk. to heie',,etYee-: and ;Jorge k*ItiW that ,she' inade.
:Writer, atid.began.he typo long columns was heeded at home. ' •
et figures. , • • ' .
They called' her '"Mies Efficiener in
'• :the office, and ehedeserv,efethe name,.
• .She never Muddled •her shorthand
: notes as • Mary did.... so,. that • the chiet
had to seed. back his: letters. to, be
• done again. And shenever putthe
elution III the typewriter. the ,Wrong
.. way. 80 (hat a, blank sheet. ;came out
instead of a Clear copy ; Or ep.e'ne.meich
time With the eraser as Mauflie did.
,The clerks in the 'Mee came., to her
when they 4ented.'.. anything particu-
"Would, .you, like me to"...40 it, Pr
Met', Witt frOPI:,'Malii.
In an unbelieilag, tenie., "Joyce,. you.
darling:, you • don't. mean to Say yen
Woulil do It or .me? 'Do tell me I'M
not 'dreaming -7
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Joyce laughed, but ,Was some-.
thing. of. an 'effete, .
"Draft he Mary. I'm notego-
Ing te'the.dance, se itedaesn't, matter
If • Itti a: hit later thaw lianal. in the,
Offiee. . Mt. Blake won't Mind Me do,
lag it 'instead" et yette•evilf he?".. • : .
. . , „ "Why, the ' mate will be delighted,
'ally, well, done. : ,..phoionjygave to. 00 because you
•Out. .was Wiry or. Mandle who got
th,o• ,;nvit400ns to daces ,or ,the. had ,plenty ,other •things - to do: • Ofif
Joyce,. 'yeti are aegel, • isn'tshe,
' when. ,there ,were any testivi- Mauffier
going.. .,• •• • 'e° e • . •
• maudle. nodded:While her .feet tap-
: f.t.
was feet. as it 'Joyce was not
• perestlessly • en 'the .
• preetre. nor ••coilitlit'f:.deece." 'With 110i, l td the floor longing .dance. .
greatglcittone hazel eyes; her small,. • . cheoe,eneer she • was , e„ good
.; peat ,teateree, and her sxnooth dark- tort, even .if he •is ; 'So • dreadfully
••;:. • shin•glede heed; : and:-eleridereliguree ihe :cleier., ;Hurry 'Mary., r and get
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was as atirectiVe as any norniat mat 'done, or tairdleeeCould -•
• `. •• ,•• eels." • • •
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, And, pe. fot. dancing,she had ,cereebe 'Hastily IlArre Pet the: teeter on her
• ed .both; Mary and ." Meetdie in ..the typewriter.: Peeked. some PeOer. e and
cloakroom petit their feet,' obeyed .eUvelOPes into •a,•••dravier. 'keade'With a
dete;.as they „hell •never• don e • before,. . .rareweil. Ware, Of. the .hand la.elofeee
, it :was ""appa.retitly • that"•the.' men the • We' Firis deParted Joyruliy
didn't „think as 'attain' at
She was :justea piece of 'Arc "'' ee• fp. .etart, ca.•Maryee.
:like' the adding tieteeiltee or the One hy., one the other clerks went
typewriters away„ left• alone in
'•• 'And it never ocCuired to `iliem :When '11•te .134lee' tYPI:44.'"fttrio4sly.: cheer
fully at the:. legal. eoputheet. It she
they Or
• alsed her perfect t Yie 'riting
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.or her qulck understandinlg:0-ite6aw sere
stoppedand once he startedthere
-t*thinik4he-Would:,.ery;• she.
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problems. :a'SO'' :her. she Was e'er! erns
no saying ben she would top
• •, geed.' as: ',a Mate" that ,was knew • • So„ ehe';See -iter lips ' in 'A.. 111111 11110
:ink le be.•:fregarded. 'Nat 'ae::a human:
. . , , and weet :steadily, ' on, ; ,feeling Settle-
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. faultrglel. With' luetnret bOpett...and: de- thing •comforting in' th.e steady,:eitek.
'• sires like Where' :ofehet, sex. • • , ' -Octh' tyPeWritee ; .' ;)!•
'Until 'Iliehin • Blake. was:, taken; hit° ' It Waett littio,'oetle••there all, alone
Oa ' ersbip by lila father . some` ' three in" the-offiee; which :by ,day :Was bhei-
. menthe' befote,":'•JOYce lied:not -mind- lng••with-Ilfergnit..When the .typewrit-
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.: ea fio :Very' Much, but now 'sheitnetV..er'•-atopPed•-the! clock,;-sciemed:. to itek
•,ealte• would Wive .gieen. almost- anre. earieh•iefider than alma': .
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thing to be sceldWilirgy."0. eit-e-/ende.,' Only, Mee- or -'two lights were on,
.!.!'ibied •,like - other ..giele .. .... .1. beyond the eirCle of radiance! ireen
..ftopin,' was a len,. fair young .inane• Joyce's - -table , there , were. dark filia-,;•
verging on thirty, with .keen, • 'bine ,..ffiewee, Which •seerpod..tet be -Creeping
.'eree 'that 'Ioolte4.etraight :at -the per-, towards her • with -intent to pounce
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•• gonlie .WaS 'speaking to. as •if he, was on her.
•.;.detertnined t* see :right lthrough ,to • ;once , or twice she looked.. around
." ibe"either: Mae. • .„ e • '•"•• ' •;.• • •: fearfailir, . is • it to "make tier°. there
'. :te•The first time ,he „Peeked it .'Joyce was really nothing. there,' thee eshe
'like • that,. ehe • felt , i _queer. , iittle- would turn back.' ,-resolutely 14 • her.
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thrill,'-While"her -.-hart- seemed. to; ,be typewriter, deternitaet1;.::.ra4.:CO•egtr,e
beating • more "rapidly than usual. .. way to her fears. ., - . ' •"*. • ' '
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'• Thern was •no " sign, of this, .how- • At lest she eees.• finished, and She
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• ever, as she steed •hpletly, notebook' Teed fiver:•.e. her Work „eatetutty„ . to
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‘..0,. :in hendlit..ROblit237-ioantwuttliig' Via'. tItarirataT.Ot...m1-6Mes,l' •-.4ere was a
., ordeis, •e.'.„ • - . • ".• • •••••.''.'„ • ' , 1 bitter • look smouldering. at the'•bacit
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• ' He' motioned her'to alt down. • of :her ;lovely- eYes, • as. sh*Otatined
- "They '.tell -.Me •,voit in e a terribly' the! elean, Clear A:fee w.riting, ' • • '
That Was'S11,`sed *as geed; fore -•to
do the drudgery ; of hhe office, .while
others got the pleasere (if life: e Was
it always, itO.he like, thiS;:umfil she was
;quite . Old; ':. thirty or ' ferty I .'..: ,Sonme
efficient young lady,' Miss Harding,"
•• . he said with a. elteW, seiliewhat shy
sMile,, 'which gave his keen features
a boyiee look... ' •
niy. best, Mr. Blelte," answer-
ed ,Joyce primiy, %and' sweetie*. ste tfttng gaye :wee , in eiey,ee. at the
felt there' and 'then. that She, had Chill- thought 'of long dreadful. ireare of. eg.
ed hin. by her Curt ,,reply : • • !. • ficiency .; and nothing ,else. Throwing.
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The smile :faded„,and warePlaced the' vapor aside he pet her .hands
by a 'Intsineselike expeession In 44,0„ her feee; and Shatnelessly and hope-
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eliett time he. • too JOyee. reflected 'iessly sohheii •ainlid• • .• ••
miserably .eseehe went on typing fig- •• A •sound • Item: behind caused/her tet
ures, had come.. to regard her as just start. hp suddenly In • terror : '• Waif '
an efficient .machine •••.• , •• there poineone, in the .
And "eow he had .giVeir.heth Maty She looked quickly behind her but
and Maudie tickets for the big Ails' It.obOhy ',Wes. :to bo .seen among .'ehe
4*Bali and never; even thought' of asic4 ehad9we. ' • ••• • ' • ""
Ing ,her• it she Wchild like to go: ' Of Prying hor:eYes haat*, ,IoYee 'Went
.COUrse he would, think she " Was: Inter-, into the 'passage aft4 looked along it,
eated in nothing but her workas There. was a 'light-Ithining from hte,
•?eVerYborly else did. . • . • hind the olfefnice,giess•'Ot one; at he
During. the Week before the bali, it docita. '"A hurglat probably, Unaware
took nearly ..loyca's strength Of, ,that Mr. Blake kept very,Aittldmoney
wiltstn'Ite.e0.frOtn showing her hurt in the office. • ' • '. .-
0 feelingS ail face- of the other girls' .ex-. • •Without• slopping to thitile, 'Joyce
• . ubereeCe: The Arts Ball was one -of' • Went along. the Passage threW Open.
%the most petit -liar dances of the s•ear.,: the door, •and was 'about to challenge
and not everybody was .able to 'obtain' the burglar wbeg• -the, ikOrdS • • were
'tickete.' AS: the,-recipt,entS had to be froeme 00 her lips
• personally known •to•the inginbers Of ;Standing; in the Middle Of the teeth
the toinniittee. • , . facing her, was -.Robin • Blake., the
Po poch• 'Mary and •etquilles Work •junior.. -member of the arm.
*Uttered while , they discussed" their • • Per a'tneinent. Or two they; stood
' great.' good inchor dleappeated to staring at' each , ethet speechlessly,
Then Joyce „found her tongue. L'
,".1-1 thought' you were a lihrglar.".
Slie stammered, ,and Would haVe.baCIC,,,
ed- oflt' agalit Conschhie of her red.-,
cloned evesand flushed ace This
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het Unearth'', efficient Miss, Reteing ,•
Roble knew, , but g she bad, only
known, he found hoe * 'unfelt more
adorable' treat ' ; • ,
eThen't•ge, tileeee,'e be Said awkward-
ly, flo seemed aa embarrassed as
herself, Joyce thonght,„ but why"'
ehatirir
ta• eenrie in,ta, his Oteip..'ollice,. at 7titik
hour ;elect Whateirteete he musr think
her,barging ht 'lite.: that! - Stite(i' telt
-She 'Was' gettigg hotter and ',Mere -un •
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ikr.tious SPEED ARTIST TO. MAKE ogsEaT DApH. .
Dept. Malcohn 'Dal/10)01 has chesenethe Syrian, Desert for next place
to 'try :for the World's•speed.recoid.
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It happened • I '. was • wrong, but 13. 1 ,Then :she . flung heir scruples. reck•
Ceme In I heard-! heard -Miss •Harn..: lessly away.- ::Leftto-mOrrow bring:
ie.& you .seethed.. to, be:in, trouble. .. Is whet it teight1• in the: way .at regi-ete,
there anytliingii,tan „do; to help,' you? she :Would have •tailight at least be
And .wItY are ercei 'working here., so remereber, e: • ' . • ' ,'.. : ' I . • ' .
late, to -night?' • Is . 'S..' something. :nrery-, well, 'Ill, contee if yen: chn
tremendously important'?" .. 0 . .. , • • give m,e bale an hoar to •get home and
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. Joycee iceetett, at woe eneetlye He change.. tlt,,,InaY,- have: to wait for a
had 'spied on her, th at Was it: ,Stolen
in-wben„ she ,.was. making a, fool, ' i•,4• ' • ''`Dee't". bother about - a 'bus: 11',7re
herself," as a person • had -A perfect
gee a ,.Cal:' b.../"A' Lel'a Welt, ng and
make a r•hott for it, shall Wer," • e '
.tireliiit:,tieit:i.,eadol.tetoh,,toe 'elt, e, .wee, .alone.,,end."!,Thie..h,rea• • tt..,iensisterue,..sihe..::"toe .Leto1.0:31.ttai.;:dil;
• his iresoin • never ext•
peeling - to lie- tented -0k. • ' • : ' • • e .,
•The 'leek,. en .Robin's .tape. when she,
' She •endeeirored, 'Lee: cOntrol-he•rse ,.. appeared • in a' 0,lety 'dance ' frOck,:,iook-
!le retnember thet-11315."Was., seeeking;., ing , ne unlike,. emelt.' .Effloeeuee.. as
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to. One 0 her ,01111119•YerP• '' Bat: it Waa ' cduld; be . Dancing With ;•hini on: 'a
"eeeleee. • ;,. ...; •• ;'.'• , • , e ' . • . • '; .'.,perfect neer 'ie. the strains of .a per -
Hardly 'kneeing •what ...elle was War -erect: hand : :in , the,„ •Micist. ,of ,a. fairy
Ing, she sobbed .,mit her ':. • trallb19,'" scene!' .The astonishment on .•ivisrk
While Robin listened silently,: a 'Mirii- ag.d.„Maadie'S. faces. when she happen-
. tOreirpreikionon, his face,' . , "'• ..', , lied: to.. come across ' them!. .• ,, •:. : ' .•
•41.•••• -it, 'lisn't, :fair: • „lust because . I Olt.... That night. or, rather •. earlyMora:"
do, My . Work .as. well:as .A can be:. tug, when 4r03,e.e, •ia/ : in bed t-ber• heart •
done,. nobody, ever Ali/inks 'I-. Want tci,•.ca's;.n whirl of • happiness. . .
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'do anything elSe..;:., Atid 'I do... 'L went 1 '' Robin hika.•be'en .very quiet. en the
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tp•':. go .to .theatres • and to dance -duet *ay :home.. He . had • ..startettete
like any, other :'''.gilie ,•• but ' to, bear :Pea- „semethieg and had stopped suddenly. :
..ide speak.' 'One. 1V611,1Ct iillak .•/: Was U-4,.;....111Orel :than 011Ce . during: the evening
:aee-e,'iliinge that goes hir inaebinereer '; she had :•tieett iiini looking at her With
she ended latilelYe •hetahle.: Co remeel •Seniething ciiiiond in his •eitnteisien---
ber: the.' ward, 'She 'wanted . ' •. . : ' an litneet" tender lobi: -,SeppOSee-eali,
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.:'"Arceilcil:' in* 'have liked ,'e , ticket suppose he loved . her, as' she. knew .
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for "'the dance- teertighee7,--Igur that ."1.t?' -She= loved him', .' e - , • , .
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asked:Robinouietly. ,. "Because • I ,Cati I; . All' the way fto :the; -office. her heart'
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give y.ou one new. , . . • . , , ., ,I, sang. Then With ' a. fee./ ear' elees.
She raised" her 'tear -stained ..face to :•Worde•'• utteredin•...the l•cloakroom •••• is
hie, and. met his cool, irleadly' g.t.tiii.ce,••: Joyce was ,titking:', Oft her hat and
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Indignantly.. , • , • .. ; • • ,:• feeat,- eiritY • shattered her neW1Y-liern,
Na one in thee Offiee' PPtieed EMT.
thing! ,ditferent 100'4 Joyce. Bhp. Went
quietly about her ' work Be, Metal,
spoke as 'little about the thence: all
POssible..alld, When he was eiltePlett*
ed with. 4er notebeolt to Robin's renal,
she, faced him as calmly as if she
had pot./ spent several never-tooe
forgotten hours in his confiny s9 re*
etnitlyete the eveeleig•hetore.e :•0
ho4gped4::4019. *44440•40. Irte41,3firedthIlls7nonrnn4.
g••.; • . •• :
j•PYceVaii.srfri=4.'4,10.1 .Ipirob,, • 040
WA.a.. 'Pet :tired; antt, eho,‘•thaitited him
eery much for the pleasant evening
ho lad Ilene •••••
•e"1-10 leaked; 'efightly •dheeppointielle but
„cot:dined. -himself • et.rictly to :leuell2.01.!
Oprieg.' the • reellinder" of the . inter*
. at 'Which Jorge, uhreaeinuthly
leiTit7f,gve.4'ai4eeallatit.8dhgeliltedelit'ctaeut113.e. dIt . ,her'
Phe was -*Me her Way •henee, with
sadly • 'different:, feelings feeMy eltfise
•She... had „: had, the ' evening before,
when % she 'beard tentstepe.
.behind heri, ',and • .preaently ROMA
,.01alte was by ;her altie:
,Weriewateleing for geinilhtit'
:sonlebodY came to SOSO( •to at the
critical :moment, and missed seeing
, you." he .exclaimed. ' rl •
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"You wero
w,atch, ag: r. Met 4rtYr-
alie remanded, etopping 'shott,..: She
Was not going to walk with 1;10, that
was cortain.
440h; come now, after last night you
can't put Me dff like 4,llat." he 'blun-
dered,. apparently uticdpeeleus ,of ;the
dery. light 4O „Toyeeli „eyes. "1 know
.you were kid with the in the Office
te-day, bui.1 thought it was Just be -
'cause it .• Wait working 'h„ourre". r •
. • wasn't 'Just or. that rea-
son," returned, Joyce coldly.l. "you
intlirdiave thought me a'- dreadful
siMpletent to 'believe 'yea • got that
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ticket ...tor me„, ought ; to have
known better,. oughtn't I? I claresir
„7..yehe;hca9V;44113autg_.ghoed,.....:77i... .girl
t" he' qtieried, sharply,
wia.no :other asked by,
• 'Joyce gave. alhortiaiigh •and turn-
ed• away. •• '•• ••• *, • „.„
itewas all ;Of 'n piece, phee..thtinght,
,
drearily. He pitied her: that Was it.
and ',she. W.Pat• ;A ,•feeil
she was ••
• Robin Blake grasped her'arrna gent-
ly, and compelled her to face him, •
. "Now .look here,Jo:Ycet. he , „ex:-
‘.'4.ou May. he •perfect won-
der In office, bitt there Is eneibingt
youDsnow, ii&hing. about,. and ym
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heel to teach ..y.int,"• : . .•
' Her eked- fell: before' thnlight Is.
There was it; and Joyce
felt her. heart beating' se . rapidly. She
thought she would suffocate. • L.L"
i• "What •Ie it?", she .effiletierged;thehglshe knew.e
" he anser-ered and bend-
Ing'I:
• • • ! • - • •
'down histied:. her.
"And that's '.the:filettliesiore-mY
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ingt,"÷Pentlee ••' : •
"And you think:I *quid ingeOr it hopes. • e • • • #•
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now after I pave acted Iii-Te".•,a, foold She had no intention of hurting'
and cried 'like a . baby.?• Yoe. can leapt '44Oyce. It .:WOUld nev,er have•ocetirred
your Ateket,' .or eve .it to set -neon° fn ber,SoineWhat Stela rain(' that the'
else. I've finished 'rfiYN'liverir,, 'girl who. looked as cal6' and efficient
keingehome. good-iitiht. Mr, Blakethis thereing as she •.had looked ever'
. • She, tented' towards the .do!ei4 but' since" she • knew her as iiidly --
he Was „there beere her " nursing.; hope's 'Which • would • have
Stop a moment Miss !laming. you seemed to herand: to lelaudipe. to be
.must. hear. ine.; I gat, that ticket for "ridiculoue. • -
'
uhyan's Pulpit 1 1-1
Fever
• Scene of Sera. ce
9- Body , Will Fonn Its Own .
„ , Antidote' Against F'ollen
URIC J. ree quu Tears um 'Tom T ed co
rectly
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Whkh 'He!Preached t
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ROMANTIC,; • HOUSE-; 11.1(.! -7, 'Aai ferer
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Memorable Places Figure
Tercentenary Celebrations
in"England•• :• •
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iligunkork • • (Beds),--undor . .00
Yokidolipreeding briAncheS • „ of
oak tree,..rooted 400 'years into Ong -
11h history, :there to* Waco. near
'Alarlingto4 .4i440.) recently one of the
tanSt -4Ppropriate.... scririces or.,the
'Thigygn tercentenary • celebrations.
, ,R, 'NOBS, froM 'this ,yery. tree, Imor
than 20 koala, ,age,•that nsed
to preach disointerg when the
reiteration of, Charles 11 ,precipitated
an :earler .PraYor-,Doelt '•.
The. main* fork of the., tree-.71Vibat;
a girth of over 10 ,feetki,X. feet
;fteme the ground, ',formed* his WPM
While his congregatiOn..sat On the. rite
ing ground beside Ite-ea eatery/1. peens,
• Great' branches sprang from the
. •
'hark .0t • the.• tree; letteing •an almost
le:vel platforni •two or three • • feet
Werese, while he a freek •9f •Waeff
growth • 30: , inches • high.
gerooS • the *front enakee pporeala;4
.i.eadt,ag ,•••
Covenanters'; Meeting.
. • •
There • was atmosphere of .`'ea
Covenanters' meeting abOut this per -
vie% as hundreds of men, Women and
.htl,tirett gathered at. the old oak.'
•So!.; surprisingly large" Was!! the
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„throng. that the„MaJetity Of the (Vett-
air congregation had 'to 'stand. • ".
tiiinhing• up into . his pulpit on. • e
hidder, the ' Rev.'• q: ..BninarA C.
COckett, of the •D'Unian.-Meeting; 'Bed-
ferd,, .•cendueted n; service that lasted,
an • hour. •
• It' was a wonderful setting. Over-
head, 7 the -patriarchal oak ,,spread a
glorious canopy green' over preach-
er and congregation alike. • •
4 HiS:0'irst 17;ticin
. • • t •
, 1.3 efOX t..1118 service, another was
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entd.eat-Sampshile oh the su'pposed
site ..ote. he cottage.. where Benerae
wa arrested, and still a thirci'service.
later, tke greet:ids 'ef• Harlington
'Manor: Renee,. Where .Eitinyan was 'tree
prientied for a; night 'before his "trial;
room .w here:lie
spent. the night, , and • the
reena he faced his ,accuser.
FrancieW•ingate,' Magietrate •aial lord
et the manor. '. , .
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Much t)f . the • • grand .eld maner-
horiernowein PoseesSion- of •Mr. and
Mrs.; Tabor 'i'eniains 'not.. .onle.. -ad
Stniyitn,' ea* , it... bat as it w.15 In the
fourteenth; • 'fifteenth and -,sixteenth
• •
•ceeturiefs. • -
ple.renwnitai stivatt erangnitron,.;n. Fitirr ,rtohlreeero,!
"rose colds," areffima and similar ate
tfi tkie New ,York State ''Reelth.,
PnPa*tneat PaR W074 .n9.rnt9rtr
:eeclairing that 6 tt, larle ,'neneber-
sotnetinies: to cure 'Ate.
:lg1 disease, paesteoirwa. 411tentstbt,c7widttlit)9104-tgithesotii:t7.,:orteZ:
114g'hiPijo- • '•' • ,,,••
•' The belief that the pellea, at 'ths,.
ideir ifeattefed .golden 'rod ' ;the '
use. of. hay' ittier airaost a libel
thateeutemeal..flower, 'In the. opino., •
poln°t't,OeuxiV:tehritEit °I.ht et,t;'poe ldieenP%r6frti,;11;..tiwo4erl..
ia• heavy.an'd;•theeefore, ceeeee few:. •. r '
ease , does hot scatter , etiSitr.
Tree hay . fever, 'eccording' to the do. •
Pertment,. Is due: ehrt•Peeelier San --'
entireness of eome• persons to the pol-
len of grasses weeds Plante or trees.
Anionic the get, . trees
whose presence. produces '' a fit et
sneezing on the 'Part of tee'unfortim, '
ate Nictitn are the birch,. 'maple;
daisies, asters. • sweet clover, corn;
roses, golden rod, 'ragweed and many
ethers', • ,!
The digease, When .it occur* it. midi,
times thmighout the .entira year, and
certeie types of asthma, May, be
attri-
buted to ,adenolds ror other nese ,olr• .
structions...! Another- Cause the sen-'
dege and at,; -fleet from ,feathers„"in
tteilleeava.Ar hair •In mattresses; Cotten, .
atnele, eggs, etraWberries and certain •
eetaitrextii.iyteialelesi ,acite.:1:6„1:rd:pfire.xse7fionnis.. k.thoorssue.
end insectieldel.- 'It, May even . be in-
duced ,'br • certain; fonds. as 'ler ;ex- ,
By a of eliniination '.6 pent -
:4137:4: :dpoepsasrttbealeeitto eoletvrrtIlic4leatelo,eiezis.
act cause of the disease Jri: each .case.
'Where sueli experiments; tail, a physk.
clan Can often determine the cause' bY'
. , . , • .
inoculating mato the. skin of the arm'
Minute ,amounts ,of a sterile • extracte
of-e-aelt-.1g.: the. pollens ot, other' sub-
stances ;considered capable of produo1.
ing' discomfort Is
felt until the 'substance ,actttally'. caus-
ing the tronhle .„ts. injected,. •when -47".,
'slight swelling, reddening and it**.chirg.
,Once the right substance. is detected.
relief 'trent the ••effliction can .usually
.Obtained by .weekly indentations •ot
inereasing doses' of an extract of . tlio .•
substance" in eteetfon, than: causing.'
the body • to manufacture its lown
yeti'', • ' ' •'" .• "Wasn't.' the nce esplendide' •
,Shriestaied'at, feell:half-esleep 09w, bet it waeworth
.!"l'heie Why didn't you give it to Me „it,"'remarked Mary e Yawning lazily:4e
•before' ' •••sJ *p{,iqrtqn!iy prepared: to -go ----4o
110 looked..agrkVard and emberrase work. "I 'wee glad Jen man:
sed.. . ••• . •aged to get after all: Fancy his
, .
the clOtilcreein at Intervals to practise
•' their eteee,
•••• • Then, who* the great 'flair Callao.:
e
•the• Wow' tett. • .
AboUT five o'cloOk Marv •cattie °tit
frtitti MK i3lake."6 teeth on thee'Verge
•• tears, and heldleg. a youdeed!
ineht Reber- heed:, • •
"duat leek atll'tree."\ffite
*tea ,"lle• pees rm to •do It .411
:tiVer: again without: a, aided inistake,
in be hie deek' at nine
1101, MAO, tre. tied .We'd go and
have our •Itait done togelbeer
*Mlle ' t'end flute; old thing 'will
ydehoe's, and hours to do, cs-
iTrially if eon aren't alloWed to make corn fortablo evtry-geoment,
s. mistake." • ' • 'Roble; ;1'01)4i:0AV ` found •:'
• ,Pri •icil'ow,",•atiovered' Mary with the in choosing words tor. what he 'Wanted
fileitiewe ...beenof deepaite "ft Jitet eeity, • •
eheedande la 'off tat "nte,Ilhate: ffillidendeeheti,h,-einiVietioneeffien •
ewe t• got iiiinte ethat I had lett Any think
,itnyoe .tOolt..:the,q)tiper trotn ttarry„,,,iititoottetiol.)43..:obsevod...tdow#,. ,A11
Well. the fact -is----1-wondered it •:•lordship takieg one. p,k 'the :Staff. I ' '
yeti Weald care to•ceme.,with me, but hear his girl eon' nt go, s 1 sup , GOOD PROTECTION, .
I didn't like Wash.' You:: You always 'Desert:ie. had a a.plre tieket."„ , ':'• j'1.19w 1,1ll. fa' Illah.` Pi.c'te.e. hint4glf
'seemed to be too' 'huOr* :With Oni:, , "i. suppose , so," ; returned 'Joyce, against 'eveat, firt• Sight? "
' , e.
..,6a1::klyitO think of other thip,,,. . . coori..,-.1„.ii eee werffl of dreama seem- ".BY taking a eecdnd god look.' `•
' "Ta: go with peer ' sbe' repeated', ed to be shattered to 4torns at her '' 'Le:'''''-"•-!'"... •
• ' !' lust as .I"Itte praying .6. lose my
,
. ', feet: . , . • • . ' s„
meneery• eyerybody beseethes . me to
"Yee. .. Why net :come no!e? It, So ti ' was ill Re had seen her
yerte,....e.
therein tirne. Do come, MISS. Hatt- cided tre give her the toy. And -ehe, •
There's lots of time to dreis' and be bean denied h t,oy. and% he' had de-
fied, turn , it into h book.. I sheuel like to
shut about it,--CeorgeeClemenCeau.
and •coald' afterwards keep les moth
be remembered 'Is who had power
isn't. too late. apt., much atter seven. 'cryin like a spollt baby who
ing." • . had thoUght -*oh, what 'idiotic. things
. • ••• . . ..,
"But -but—" she faltered, and she had imagined,. 0 eotirse. sehue a
'fixated doubtfully up, at 114m.y-7lb-was a might hate knowe 'he was -1,114e eh e`'"Uen- F3Shing •clish9s....clon,t forget
he said he had got the ticket for here that. the autorniibile license plates
What a.' littlefeed lie enist think hereeelieuld be ;kept clean
tempting offer, but Ought she to. at.-
cept? •
to
t�
Insh C.1.‘ eric us Islot Afraid of His
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'CHURCH MODERAtOR TI<ING' RIDE list A ':MoDETIN'; dt-i•ARIOT AMIJSES SOYS
• .
.. It is a .house of „hidden passages.
tunnels .and secret • springs and cup
boards , Tap the walk 0! the bedroom
Where Cheieee 11 Eileen, when Wingate
was his tutor and thej. sound hollow;
• • . .
. Secret Door • ,
Open:a' secret door In another room
and, ,there is the entrance to .a now
cavpd-ie • tutpacl, whichaccording to
legend., once. led to a' wood' tWe •milei
away.• ,
• Near the room is a twisting narrow
Passage; just -big enough for a man
to crawl along, that leads. to the roof.
T-LefeeeedeLlitinee-eiee=aintoete'ineernera:
Matte,: with Ate hiding! Places. its hole
low wells; its ,e..ecret piasages: and
•tunnels. ' . • "
inpers, e• .
Outboard Motors •
.. . . .. .
... The -Outboard. rotor is witit'!th&auto-.1, •
inebilemobile the ,'•campers' . greatest',
bleeding:: declares the. Canining editor
.of.',"O'cireot :and Stleatn",. , '• *
e "L catt well remember ...the tinee,"..
this outdoor authority writes'. in; the
•
August issue of . the SPeri monthly,
:esthete ileople efieke.d.:iipen the, out -
e .
hoer& motor as just .andther, bee or
tholeenewstangled notithie that 'would ' •
be".,with•-•ns a ,ahoet, tiMe and then Phes
7 : •.: lie-theetteyrree. ei -to. ',„,_.tten" t .e...ge-, ...,
If ••.clid '' ntir ffilliress peenbe•as ', being '
sUbstantial enciugh for the! Werk • cute ;" •
out for It; that i ;eon; hot ,he ere ...
Peeded utiee end.,that Re:practical •;
ttse'.4 would alWaes be• limited; The in-': '
clividuals: who heldethee 'beliefs • have
semi ethe eenthoefd !motor 'flee into
prominnee .:4S.''.6.ne , at ,'the . greatest '
behefits ? to .tose .Who • •work or :Seek
eleesure Upon the':Watere et this Conn-
.
•try or. the eehlii 'fo'f•theeitiettee. The
Two Desert Tribes
End, Ancient Feud
Near Palestine
. I . •
13edouin Sheik E
s . tigage in\ -u.„..
• .
' boat itself. weighs very little and take
p but small pace fit the 'equipmeia.
You will find the outboard motor .
greatest friend' 'whether on the north
ernlakes and rivers in ,the summer
,oi• on .the solithere rivers and 'belroiliC,
iii 'the wieter.
Ritul, This End,.
' Ra i4i arid Thefts
, • • - .• • •
. • irtepfeeetVe• Peace
feast between; 'to .0f leading
Bedouin tribes On the. northern edge
a tta, 'plain near. the.. herder
where, Palestinenieete ' Just
been. enacted "With the soleten , tIteal
ot ..the desert' The e'erenieny,
held, in the etreeence of Diettsti end
other. offiders of the district wite:
successfully • intervened; . ending the
lopgatanaing.feittl•LWIth the toaelerint.
inntual, raiding arid. theft which! fee
hearty' a;-:decado hae., dietuthed. the
peace and 'security of this •ereae
Tine:feud was between tWo. Prievete•
till feehilfea; that of Keteal. EffetuU,
Sheik ef; li.aIste yomeg had . daunt,
_lege !owlet. • eriti the • semelledoein
tribe of lienitefire Years heti' 'Meth-
bors of ethe Ilaredoun • tribe: elee
Kernel'e tathef.•• Between theee tripes...1
a Mee there ha..s.' been,' 0 ern (tie. Je00,:.
.4reitirig the Isefeti of all Italiedoun
tribesmen if. 'they came eanywhete,
Pear Hata 1 '
The Primitiee but titetel .coreni:etiie
. the Britieh' be Ore. will. testore. pee&,,
it
to: the Hulett haele, 'where 'eeeett.
years , ag,e •,.Jesene .Trunipelelore the
•JeWisli "Lebot leadet, and eeVeneOf
hie, followers.' Were elaite defending
their celily, tet-Taf,' , the ,;at-•
tack et ;kernel Eftendi's men.
HEART fete If ell SO Ne"
I • Madge: ,• ”There's....elva t yir g nein
wiee.was tu attentive' to tie last eerie;
liter. ' • • ° '
. .•
Helen: -Is' it still' 'Two Seele With
,leirttaadgeti?".:gle.,‘t‘i,";(11;trit;;,.74::, t
. • me.,
how 'to aeoid eacitother." ,
Rt. !telt, T' A. M.A.•,, LL.B., mdderetfit �f the gelleral asetlibl, tieing driven ft:Ili:the Iraileey Stetitni '
. Training of Royalty
?reader Fergtoett of Ontario seen*
.114Ve, been .surprised, he met
King George, find: M aJes"tY • wile -7-;
well. acquatiited with econditIons"itt
.Cliaada:e ypt wpeld, have
theright Mr. Fergueon :would rather,
have .1be.en 'istOteished had i01.1114,
the, reVeree 'to he the, eaee, No mon.,.
tehrreahn7l0.4•:::resro• SetitiouroPtingtih•
the Brttlsh
tot ,groat task as ,King • George. .
IPS early service In the Nat y; *WO*
took hire ;into einem( 'porta le may
Seas; his: •leter. arets:' .
tome' 'freqtiont. Viaits tcl the Do
ifito , a"ret, • his . prOgtess through.
.tln,s(c things 'were, delibet%,
ately'•'•dosigeed, be, A wise end. ialseri-;•
e '"s'ott tt,r tltb
portent,. rie deaf 'Si to be .hle
fttitiCiN " ko. it;."itcleti, the t:nretl6.. '
King tleeeee" h.aS sheeet that' he feat '
izee teqhe :full:the inestimable' benhht
of Such eeeeteerice.ak,treeel :and Ilia te
.S0111 eene,ret.aieree•eari.give,by Wend::
P.:M:0 SI. tli)011. similar
Feepire• ref.,:seene, and the • Duke oe
Beitiab. . I see:• eny • Of teethe • •
,the, Deerthilories. ..•wilt 'net, he •.
the bee' :of the -,11roparatiOn
•
foe the ;',,,teles, royaity:1$' Olio of the
-r4a4StAlar,',.3"43410 , be
Atted tnalia•to. ttteei and 'discharge .ine,
tliO.Averid• -
• thereSbYterian bera' eailiP ,Castiereck, Derry coffitir. iti •a donkey eart, eneletefee eare 11
elait "ler';4'iee")eid.ll?'1(Tel;'riSii'insg.701tt"%e#rilktillinixlielgrk4).1e;tn:
T ..
the; carni every. year, •• "oAjiviug" ,
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