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• " 1 ""We are shaped and fashioned by' Oen' ' thelp . besides You 'remember
' what We love."-GOethe; •• „ 1 about -hat, don't you? New beeause '
The Ohanging Years , ..e . she diar•that and it .wae• so long Ago' ' •
• • ,itl.s,aut.ecey we ....atainowleag&,, we her sl?ables... just foi•get all . &boat Ilan ,
4 ..., groW by .611ange. • We ...find all. tool 6110 day Milthala 'Lady 'had 'Pio'
zooa that todayhas beconie yestert. fed' ' the cilielis .: and, it •• happened
. . day an is one while .tomort.0 w ".1W) •,1‘ifttiVIII a Hen wasn.'t far away.. . sue
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eligry •herself .1.Ust• then
. --. '• , IlOt. in Spite Of title *plain truth We .all" :she heard the. littleEtiies peeing:
, • , •,,eoca,jattatts. onto. a.43.0,,'.,peOpie w.u,,., In •the .box. tur though. •they we re „ltaV-,
' 0. • ,......,: •pride themselves 'that. :they tlever , 111.g • something att•fully, god • •so she
. ,,.. - . • eliaqge t he i t• i lieught:." or ideas . When
'Lopped andlistened for • aWhiler.":
they. have •nta,,le•.u,p..t4e44. ,,111,111d111.1eu didnt, she Cenip _ever tOwardst
wand i,, .:•tinini %and...since' no One was tuella&
IllogRal thOught, .spioye„ the
..,04,..;0ii,i,,,04 .ebanfie. tow 04ttti.,..ieti .Iii Stop 'flq,.., stce j14.91j.ipc) night on ,C.'iM.
. .. ».-Vii.e"rtiraiitr,Sti!ii---1.0-1i.ott-glitt , -.-----'-'-"rf-4,11.e..„-bpv ,. "The, •stieet.t • Om' e.04. -.off•
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tered„ 's n1 41,sappoinihrnts• -1tAt'dlY .t.knew' there. ••':.•••••Then
•• • • ply but -naptiilv there are- -trisxe••••fleanytl that good • luich. fo It vts. jUst
oentite,nsut.t.ng., joys. and itiettiAtoiii . bet Ween tthinet and 1 -supper and the
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the day whjel• ,no ti the CanSR01.1V1Ildi had sit meals 3'00••yemeinb-dr..
niation •._of some ;!eheriilied Wig). • fal„, - She thought it looked !pretty good
•. Idled see S stinie,:goed 'tvork achiev. :and ,plutiip right ,'OWn. in'
ed. • then as• the Nee.eh4.1,1,ee. ,• ne. She was sp hig,she. neariy'
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„, • . yeoe4 witii all Ita store. tillied it and it scaredtimid all-' ter-
', • hot4e thg paSt • Ii.hett how•TilAY., But after! awhile , 4irnmY.,
chabged :our' thoughtS,. .becotee es• Peel“.F.d frhill 'behind the shawl -in
age "tifipreaches. , We Stire ir little ••bedrooM. , • That *as
• ly Seem like, stranget s.l. to" that Retail., where they hid • because theQ didn't •
• l; ' at,,who .she. was. far." theY foi•got.
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An April Adoration What New Y.6 rk'
Sang, the S(iliViS74 Oil • hit 'amber more-
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"Earth, be glad; .An.Aprii day itt nona, is wearing
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"Winter) dOtte,,,,• 'and WO'RTAINGTON • •
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North, look up with laughter in your maityateo,
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Putting off her dein!) dismay el
Earth bade .all her neseen, :children
Then the, sound o growing, In the air
Rose to. God, a liturgy of,nrayer•;
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And the thronged suceessien- of the
Uttered.nnte Gada est -AIM -of Praise.'
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Laugli"e'd e.' running sap 'in• everir'
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••,LaughedAhe riinniug'harites of, warm
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1\ i t1. 1.14:!11:1• attck hasveLtical range•-•Ot.',51,4 ni1es fiie 25 rOutille
• a etinyie,...'andi•11 ia.aelatmed,. can :be . 'fa irlY 'certain of hitting ;plane.
oace..fer every tea Shots„, • •• • • •
itighed.. the life AN,Fer:-wandering ••
4alig.hetit pre tigi;eells :Ofret %id
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God in all the co theirMirtil •
;Heard the, adoration song of Earth. • •
• -Charles G. D. Roberts, .'•
.-- • ' grave clangers and told theni-Ws-Pera--
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their money, as here,., to spreadsI
their Baster. custom,
is still- a ,feature of
the holiday in varioua parts of Eng -
Sunday School
Lesson
weayt.44.,1e.e.d kno
• • • „. . w.hap lociked. like, they .April S. 'Lesson Teethes
. , The • g,atden, seed •ie Wanted add ; hadn't seen her ;for so 'long. Jiin .ithroility.7'--Luke 14:''' 7r14; 1:8; 15,17
throWs out its bright green sItobtLi nlie :Was pretty . excited •Inft• 'very ; Golden • Text.--Whoseevei • exalteth
'. ,,•;•Vhicli in its turn beds, hewers eno." brave for „he was ‘.the biggest you himself ehall. be ,abased, and . he
. ' fruits. ..The bios-sem ' was kr ft. know. . So . when he peeked but he , that . MAO:00h hiviself shalt .be
Von. Iv) '•-change; Seemed 1;I:e.eeLse1Y, ! aid, "Yeti better not eat uP all our 4 exalted.-LUke 14: 11.,
hat alter hall it wad; ()lily rdMi..ug i sniper oe' I'll tell - gamine. tadi.".' • • . ' ... .•.• ••
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through, its proceth . Of growth' for , But he tist clucked and clucked,aod
(JN TARING' TH 'LOWER PLACE, '14:
• 'Of' course It Witg het until the rich ha • 11neatlY all: eaten , Up before
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•less fortunate neighbors. .1 -le himself
illustrateshis ctivri..conimarld' in that
he mad s hiSt riends.r pox the hunth174
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the the. Young.. 'nen of 1 Huogerford,i: a
his tirne and On first Tuesday atter taster,
the sick and those in trouble. At his 'Sandi town,..on the *borders of
table in .the early • Church. were .gath- [shire .aed .BerkshIP0, nia3. saWy
.munion •serVice is the image and fore since . John' O'
ered Jews, and Gentiles,.masters and vs•ii.,4very 3/1ajoen te-ey met.iiis
Slaves', .rith and . poor,- 'and •the P‘rivilege has been handed. dawn
taste
Octanes day, and the
' of the heavenly ' banquet. in the
kingdom Gpd, .„ •.• .., • •• . men • are mcnOted:.to, give an •Orange
exeliange for the salute. . . • "
1•II. JESUS RECEIVES E•HILDREH, 111
18;• 41547, ' • IN,tiallY 'Years.".ago large of.
hid ey • was -bequeathed to the town
• In Mark's. Gospel we read that 'Jesus
authorities of Stnedgate, In York,.
oirtonditicni -that' every East....
erthe,. interest, on the Money was
distribUted'. among ,.poor people :who
.wished ,th getmarried bat had not
enough money to • buy the necessary
furniture.' .• •
lit Seine parts' of :the Chuatry. girls
' have an Eastel.- test that is supposed
1.-0„,-7tiiard-dto the ,ideatlty oftheir ftt:
tune husheads.:' The 'teit, consists of
• selecting 'an onion to represent each,' .
was, angry with the disciple, for,. try-
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.ing . to 'keep the , children away, and
,.that Jesus . took 'the childreil ii.his
arms and' embraced them.: 'We think.
•".-7 ' ripeipeiti,L7repeare 1 that•-•it-Axitild Manua Le.dy..' came out and .'made • • _ •
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give food io its fullest -. (her get .out of • thereIION 'roof; HO
.'pretty' quiek.
III.. JESUS: RECEIVES' U1-fit:OREN
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• It -' .hikt. t d • t tid the she didn't look. after her; babies be; • •; 18; 1547.
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• • . , parent We, must h*1 .
have patience fer.; fere she ..7didn't need t9 think she, L , oN:.TAktrip...THE .LOWER fLAcE214':, almost • inaccessible; , strangers., can
• • i .- .• the little. bud is ;not 'even reach-. could come •,around • tioW„ and she n ••: • 7_11,. ., ' 1 onl i approach them if. their business
'' • ed : the •ftoWer ' stake as.1.401c.:: Mattel. her rile ever to the „hen. h•ouSe : , -.; ' s T
.LitiS • story ,Ve are tord; iS a, par,. is'. weighty and, the Y have made a
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then can, it see the fruit?•• ' with' the big hens. - After that she
able '(v 7) ..1.'hat 'is, to say,We' are ta previouS appointment. .' But' Jesus
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those 'younger. days 'it is easier' fol.,' Manima Hen riglit,-.-c110't iti? , Per quint'. of the children of God's ..king::
.Christian coMitct.. . The, POint or
, - "than :ler- the' ' - to' .'uhderstaitt-irq'i-r'IYfaiwa'''w-ileilth-0 -11.-a4h9S. '314t Si3rile
' -6- -.•rirrp- , 7.. lie,--43AL-It ., ' g' • . 'w,1-..,eanaef,r,,___11.14.u..„):FeaLLox,g
. .• eillye -wonitl. but drift .1n...thou I t ...b
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lc. ehicks. ,Ibelieve' she. will. ,
v. ,l.1,,..,"whoever exalts. hinkse _ ..Shall;..piegedence .to "iinportatir''.iiedifiet he
• .• to yesterday. And• Often 'as we. re. 1 :' :Next. eek -'' -"SoutethlagjAbout
'L.• hinnbled,• and' the Man Whe It-trubles AS.* tiOi- go' fieetipied With saViii-e*the
' 4mealber our 'yoUthful dreams" and Good old 'RoVer.'" ' - • , • ' .
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Because we have already IMS-Sed:31.-ePt kke )•?•‘? tag* • It e''Ived inter from .it the sort 'of conduct re -
to Understand the yoatliful „minds. 111aPs next time she 'Will` be a better dom, it • is, also an* illustration
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whose task was Mere important and
coniprehensive than that ef any. Man,
was always' accessible and 'available..
He, was never tba busy to see those
• hilt:self shall be exalted." This prirt- world that he could .pare no ti for
Yettu, ideas our discipline. 1l per • '• • • •ciple seems often to have been'oo•-•the •Children. • Self.impartance is' .to.
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-haps be imbued with -More tolerance,
and undkritandin&, along with. 'the.
•, Easter Hymn . •-lips of jeans, 9r it. is 'three .,•tiinea. Which:Christians and others are id -
BY, Bquoted 'in Luke's Gospel. It might be ways exposed.
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a mere' principle Co. w,orldV wiadem, • Christian theology has, .o• ften: been
, • teaching -which we give On look- - • . •
t• Awake,' my , soul,' 4to lift the song, . 'for it is .a fact,' often , illustrated :in darkened ' by.. the belief tlia.. little.
lag back ive ma _ Y , find' we. did some .. - ....
pretty 4:tonsil add often even absurd • • • • .
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• - • , i •Ad ' hush the .11earfe...dieeerda,et every••day life; that the Mali who give children; unless ' te5 hate been bap
but. that is not the meaning of Jesits• the • wrath of Gad, , but Jesus .seems
• - ' . • The fear of death- lia9 ruled too long•
114;11 and. the • Tly' 'thing to db at .' ' ' ' . 'we' are to nderstand, rather, that to 'to saY that, unless • grown men be
• 0 . The Kilig or 40vo is Lord' of Life..., •
• .airsets.'"ptit in his pleee,'". tisk! and-fegener tedi Afte'svbjea
• things which seemed perfectly al- ' strife;.
-th,tt time-. • -be great on earth is: not at all the „changed right, sound and become as
. ' , 'So time and .cbange bring its. ever • - • • • •,,, mss thing,as to ,be great.in the Iting-.
:Night • long -we- watch 1118 tomb with' dom of -God; that many :who are .first,
, here sh..:11 be lett there.; In the •king-
dom, greatness is. Marked ' by service,
•nOt.hy power or wealth. • ..
. It is not only'in -aneient, Palestine
”th•at there have been -bitter disputes
• nearer the open deer" of • ,freedom,
•• Power and,,lovo and ,the . climb bro-
ws -di stretches telt into. a- -land of
i'vondrous beauty,• the: tomerrow of
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• -.About Wee Chicks and 'Othei•
• Little Fl1lends
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ivondei• 'what jiMmie Chick and
three little .flaffy . sisters were
demo: 'all . this. time. 1, 'just .know
they Were .having a pretty goodliine
tt,ninfa Lady looked after them
Jar ..hc• and Billy lever -no, not once
1 f.irget • them. That was
hey were -so • happy. It
he Very: • Mee . htii-4
.1thinnia all -at once: forget to get
cliquey. wrath! it? :Von, Just. couldni
be ‘ery happy 'without any ;dinner,
VACS' why. if we hare.
a y or a 'little do4 or perhaps a
little canary that sings so bertha -
fixity iti, ils, ('RP in the sun shine,
we 14 ill always, yt4s. 'always. remem-
ber 10 re0d.theal'itt meal time. We
nitistu'l feed them too often either
ir isn't goad for them to,' Ifave
solitellting,. to 'eat all the]. tine 'any
mere than ..it fe,r 'you .-to. ,always
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keep eating some.caitity ;or a coo -ide-
a day long. ,ThitSe little . tummies •
get awfully tired working"."hir the
'time don't yon thin•la• It, is much
• better to save the Catuly. or Cookie
till after dinnerr or afte'sappei• isn't
.10. • Weill that •is the way it is With
niost..initnals too. But you ketueni,.
ber• \Ronnie , Tied W:1:4 quit • had
. whet.' she didn't care Ar her tittle
chicks . got imy breakfast at all or
not and then worse still ran away
gread, •
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Ancillol the Stone is rolled•away:
Seek:pot the living "mid the. dead..
Who. Move upon'the plains of day..
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Then fold away -this cerement ,
scarlet sorrow where 'we meve;
Not death, but life, the sacrament
.That binds us. tit the will of love.
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A voice while we weep, '
Vitheediag Him who who. patient stay's
To speak the Word, .9 live." and keen.
The tryst on Galilean ways.
Where once walked He walks
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Where once He.loved love knoWsi,ho
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Forevermore Ho liVes with men,
-• .A Councillor and Friend.
And we, because He lives. and they,
• our loved wile a.mid the Strife,
Shall feel that fuller life and free;
•The Ning of Love is Lord of Life,
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• 'Lord AlgY: "Why. did you aecede
to your valet's demands?" •
Lord *Arthlir:' "He threatened to
• strike and quit just when I 'was
half dressed,' you knoW."
trO mei 04,2! ad w•mssaas 0 ;$...00.1‘ IN
• MUTT , AND JEFF- By BUD • FISHER
littlechildren, they Cannot 'enter the,
kingdoni, for the kingdom consists of,
'belongs to, those . of ' spirit,
Here' is Something very .distinctive in
Christianity; • • The ambition -,of the
Jew was.to keep the Law, the a.mbi7.
tion of the *Gentile. to• be powerful or
is to preced,ence, as to who sheuld bet to ,be wise, but,'.p.mer and ik-lsdont and
given- the seat on. the•hcfStess's.:right scruptiltms.' righte9u.sness . are not
'hand•;. who shaUlde. given...thu-. front: iMportant to 'God as ,the child -like
'seats- on the 'platform. The. Christian heart.' • But what is this childlikeness
is not.t'o•plish hiinself. Jesus Christ,'
though lie 1,Vias the Son o•f 'co -
descended ,to Men- of low ,estate"; the
Christian must follow Jesus in this;.
is not to be "a cli.mber." . Worldly
ambition, we may say. alwa,ys soars
up ---to be • served; Christian ambition'
ahvayS descends -to sarve,•, The •gen-
eral,,,advice about suitable conduct itt
dinners had beeit given by Jewish
rabbis Lefore Jesus. but he made 'his
.corainoicSe.nse adViee Ala -rabic of the.
ltint,dom. , •
IL ON' TRUE HOSPITALITY, 14: 12-14. •
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7 We are" not*midersta,nd by this
that. Jesus .tells Christians they are
to 'give no parties to their friends,.
but a Man is not to fancy himself as
behig.hospitable and a good fellow be,
cause he often entertains his friend..'
and those whoin he likes. . There is
'nothing inerfterfous, about that. -. The
distinctive element in the 'Christian
.character is thdt, it has'a love which
breaks. through the narrow restric-
ions of class and •,f the group -of
people •-lVe..haPtien to like, and
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braces .the. whole 'World; includieg. our.
"enemies." .
The hope of rest'ard is not. Lo .:1e. the
Chriktian.matiVe. The Christian must
•d good to other a beeatiSe he • loves
them, not becaus.e•ne vfill be reward-
ed' for it, but he will be rewarded.
His reward will cone "ii. the two...!
rection �f the just/' that is to say, in
heaven: jests did nr4 • denounce
wealth, but he Warned' Men of it;
400nomiammosie,
required of men? • Jesus was not
sentimental about • rlhildren
self as:the eldest of a large -111;••ily
doubtless knew how naughty and -dif-
ficult children can be. .What, then,
did hei.:ean? He was probably think -
of the ,innocence' of children.
but ,of their trustfulness. A child
does .not doubt thats.he is- laved, does
not doubt' that. his little affairs are
of importance -to him parents; does not
doubt that provision will be made .-fOr
himby a' father's. .and Mother's care.
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First Actor: "The hetet clerk
just Wale; 1 me a hill for $10 for
our board, twp day1. Can lou beat
it?"
Second -Actor: "Sure, if I an 'get
my. trunk Out‘.of the' window."
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Enhane , ,...t•i1..
flattering jacket costume'''.
It is a season of jackets. •
The one sketched'''. is in, the. Soft •
green printed ,crepe in combination
with plain green silk. crepe. • that ;
matches the ground..
• The'skirt show,s Slenderiiingline
Pointed •hip - y;oke .treatment The
jacket is in popular hip length.
are then 1).1..ace0_. 18..yearsi 36, 88.and,40,inehei..bust,
Per to force theii• growth. The first The 1.6 -year size. reqUires .4 yards of ,
to show, signs of sprouting is con- 39 -inch figured \via: 1%. • yards' of • •
sidered te represent the IncliTY man.a9-inch plain material. .
Nark blue flat ,crepe silk with whits
• .ng 1 eyelet embroideied batisieis ex.ceedr-
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Ely ALIX THORN " I Beige flat crepe slik is aliti 'ashiOri-"
Oyer the high; bare hills j see 'lier able:
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:Wool jersey, teed an antung
• Joyous li.er "eyes. new hope. .she • also suitable.for this interes
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parted ' het- iips,•.light.footed. glad..1 HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS . '
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an buoyant.' .
Finding., brown delds. and 'soft. the,. j),,
• . I Write your name..and adress 'plaiti-
• t , giving o,umber and size of 'such
• Song- she sings. •• •
• ••• j patterns as you want. • Enclose 20c in.
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. ' . . . .. ' i stamps orcoin (eein preferred; •wrap-
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C,i'Vel' or .gift.$. alt fragrance, light l' it cardully) '
,Walening and„blesSing "evet•y steep- - 73•WestrAdelaide.St., Tormito. •
.for eaeb. number, and' . •
. " , and.. color, , . •, . • - • . i address your .61-cier to Wilson Pattern
. ,ing 'thing. •
.iNteethig chill, hla.sts hit, just•a hint t• • •• • • •
' of smiling,
• • • The.Poet .
,• By Witter' Byline!.
friendly Sprilig:
•-• -Undying •Youth,- ,we greet her.
.• , A.,UpoIelotsleivmedotilniear.a(Iliea
leerlY knew
Him
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• They .Had to Agree • . ATA HI.; beautylike a -coolin
11 was midnight.: ;On his way t '. .
Drew many people to HMI.
throtgli the sthoking-room to his own i . , . .. .
quarters the ...secretary of the "club i . .
Ile lot ed. the :speech of simple Men,
saw a young man huddled in a chair. 1,_..._ And' little children's laughter.
"Hallo." he said. "I was just going I He came, they always 'came agate,
to shut up for the night. t thought 1 He went -they followed after -
everybody hall '..fone. Aeon't you . . . .
goipg home?"
. tte kid sweet -hearted thints to. Say; .
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The member shook his head sadly„.. And •He was solemn only
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"I daren't." he replied. ,-Iirlien people wern unkind that' day;
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"D-oehoed, the ., secretary, i Re's, stand there straight and' lonely. .-
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"Nothing wrong, 1 hope?" -
"Plenty.' • -cane from tne,. young • ..-knd tell thenr what • they ought to do; 2'
matt. "At eight -o'clock I' telephon- i ,"Love,othei• folk." He pleaded, ' ' '
feet ttioy'mg.03--odwite and gave her a Per- i "As you love tile and / love year • ••
gotten What 1 sale
'voice .1.0 almost a whisper-4-1'1're for.' 4 Poet died in,(lalliee.
lor4etriiilii!; , ' But eimust no,one heeded:
They staredpat Jilin and slew Him
straight homee,x:AlltdseeL7:er
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What .wollicl. 1 hey do to vou and•tne
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1 PopulationridTaTs-e."• ' • If We si.0i11411 say We knew Him?
-New Deihl India - Thist Tat . . , ,
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1 ceasing of India, whieli has lust be I One Fer.tthe Golfers .
completed shows a Striking in -I Plarid •Old Lody (to .golf appal el
I crease for the last 41Pcilde of morel salearnan l -"I'd like Co look. at l' -"tie
I than 82.600.000 in the. cowl try's pop- ,I large hand ix a ps, plva ,:: my Int- ba lid
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14is Royal flighnes's is • also the ulation, which, is new played ,at 331.- said if he had ie,d ete-. ye:terday he
Prince of Sideslnep.• • 000.000 persons.. .1 world hav,- wo:, tn., golf tournament'.'"
vuousaisisrersoor' ALTOLSIC01ailallaRTMNIVTOkat
6.V.to8t.i..YVOLLA
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THAT Mukt', HAS
FOfe 1F1X YEATto DOtS •
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He BOASTS
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