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his fethe•r'S preeeeettelee..„.ter' oite, 'et Pelee' . ele. Regeler .Trecipe •and'..eetery
7 • Caeitte's. eepeditionee-er the N.ereee poesible....aselitance Is given, to them
• Boy, .settierg' • forth:IOri...the first: ', voy. to. enable ':,thent ', te, „obtain :the, Mixt-
: leg A fOr . 'if P .. fliii great. ••raCe in • the ereitnee therehliVe. 'Wens • .Orgaeleed
11W :$0the the echo •-ef thate.deetre . ,, , e
' Stone" .Age • 'hot," •makinge. big ftrst ' viisee,of Oaterio. elime there are' DPW
:•speaeHof ethee';•Geeeian;', %ale : eraire ' • • abeete.-„,250... Lone Setiota. 'Vb. I'.411,
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Mena -of elle Remelt BOy.'; wa1i.fag as nettelY, lee."' IS Doesible 'tfIl.'eorees,-
• three ,wotdel' Down.through .the•.1),g, ..i.b . e
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are ttique. 'advantage of: -this ' tome
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... ways ler Alto 'operettione of European •
, freight. " A.Ceeedtrag to the tests., ..lt .
ie said, .tfieSe planeS, eigitif pe. Which - " ..e...„...
tbirty:eight .easseugeye •in 'two large • .
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be fitted with a'oponinte..dationa fer ,
seigeearifill. 'I'lle, bielatie is huilt .t0'. ..,
cabina esnd. with holds' fcer email' end -. ,
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haVe been ordered, 'bi • Imperial. .Air.. -7
line's' and •ef trunk ,airwaYe te Milli'
emical .in. operetiOn. ; TentatiVe cal- • .
aud South- Attlee,. will. proie .e.con-
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't., ..01.", ''., Pft,ge , typeeete alirpletie _foe. Imperial • . ,,,
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lt .1 • ' ---• 4.. ,• tlrfttific.:irdptiihetitirdeAuE:IgIA.10, are rci?thied.
: .!'.e.e. Leine , .,col4" - l'Arb.:xt:t ..., ,Er.'SVOrMil.; ,:eiwally, good ateading as, a. ,teterreffee
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. .9.1' peewee° •.,le, 'ecesseepe, ee "ise `01'ne 0 -•!the •Iiineat Titeep la: qaMil.%.,. ., ...* ,
..Itt 'panicle at the presa$ 'iril.e..
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..age. eof •., 7aelventetieeeet w • the • flage,"•lenitT beeefit&. f rem. theIe '. Seatit Tro,
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the; flest'.•tinee .:fetliteg7tetit'f'd,ff he -6,,..x14010•0M.11,,,pilt-at.10.01:-..-.00:01004,1*: ito..
4....,,,, mt. %:*: .,..., , 1AI e Oohed', 4.0 the highest POInt • !of
liee:Seife_de-Of '.. "the, YOU,' i"ee'llinteist: ;-e! rant!". Jenne ...e$VPF:TroVIIS: -:. Erct`Ine" ' iii'ggtiO
4 4-7"---4,464-01Ataw,.in ea utie i • 2n. :feet .'_felo
Perigee. '' ••••' . "e; • -•••`• • . . . " e
--41jeelelingeineetheiteniseter..0041ii.K night. . grerenfe. ,, ,,,, .., • • .; ,, ... e., • ...; , •ae• a few Peobe per mile fele each pa •
- - ; sell :or his ••,tiew Hareeland-Arra any 'where;.°07OYineet, 'each . eveth iv's', own,
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-e-the tipper., plane: ' .The ' le0i firOM ' ' 7 ',•
heet .. Beys' • .Orgarimetectneehree the-alidteleirlOtniPel One-ofAttp.iy.;nel^t• ets '„ ..,e,
The -s eight the .. plane tille -
. •• the LONE. SCOU'I`te , 7 "jo. • • .. , eeSceutehnster;. whet ; le AR' cettatiett.
... e .. , se e ;epee "."..4 tail lee '"8-5'ek eteete' eiiile.fhe ••' •
....And iviipit is, a Leine rout?: . „We Urea!, 'iVith-"the ''Loiiies"'. nader , his
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•epeu, of the•"ep.per ••plane. ise final. to .
"'; ..i., .. ' • all know • evhat-i ,',Boy, •S -Ont Ise . . We. ,charge, :Mid. in trimly.' geuters ' a sinail
.• the aggregate limit let dr: likIlt air
. :know'. that Boy Scouts belcalg . to, the groin) , of • boys heye' fOirie,de:oe Petrel.: .pitioese' . .' • , • :. ,., • • ... , • .'
.: werld,' thet they .! are ••bietineriegeteter Petrol!, •Letidere 'a:nd. apt :. Worle, to- , le
eye,. ..-.-7!".
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' laden,' is 28,50 Pounds in the -*est.:
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. N e al* . P.O0 ; 0"1:: shores: jilog• Xeve gagland 'coastline. . Hero Ave see Reveve.-BeaCh, *ass.° •
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"pective..•of claeeetongu- tree& oie :end' itPerilieS.Beeut , 'Ladder : at Proffee . ern- tYPe.• hae space.'for
eiglitePessengees. and es 'intended fee •
, ebeothera.' 'in One fraternitYieirres . gether eaoh Other •e along
tie* therethey, meet • • - • 'use •the Europeae ronteseliand
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togethet freciuently TrOO.pli utid,er ,Couree:, everybody krifein that .2'54 ,Peends. in di'As, Ea.Stei4h.. .tereie,
Seentrnasterie reatee Many -Useful' :The goy soolits .ASSOCIliti011 • is nen-
things, bave tote.. ef .fttle-ahd,indeaVer 'intlitarer Ihterdetionfiriatieineell
Of 'tO -help „other peon'Ict.7.-sr enever posse -there is teem for every eetishhicieled Which has, the paSsenget aceoritnio•
datiens cut to „Make room' fer addl.
of 8 an - - star
d ha his aken. In n t se lone of the Kin 'lie .n tionpl. Mail and .baggege.
'Bible. We know that in their•Seout- boy betWeen the ages 12 a' d s 0 not only the MOS I g' a ada' Takes.
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Pertorninece 'Varies with the
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elaelth, nod YPti Windsore._lie.inee mother' Sons' but •aleo is .the only. Married on: . • • ,, ant weights of the tiro .types •and
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eeeieg' wiedo..the hi,eb§,ePit.tdr: AeOut Dep,ertment, ------------------------------------------------ Scohts ' As „.
'Bet -Street. r• • '
ilie diitiodtion og beihg the raOst .v.- tee tale prieceesee. iliertbetle and., _our lace .
_ , .re.dial jullitet'490-borsetiower engines '
Iri British Ttade:'-e.6n1-*"c1. With four eeetrieled
yal Yacht Squadron at .CoW. tiseoleo-dere,. e cording tO the kind of pokeer units
• 't knw are ebout t e •nieve of filo sock" Clete, which eltares with 71-Iic' inafft:e.d eeLe-dyeeEliz,abeth -Boweler.
And• neanY Yeark ago;
in: ..eThe oe
.4 the World ordained that, ,vvhere ie socialicin, 330, • •
clemye club en the, world. He is otte• l'ilargaret, ere among„.the mOst poem-. • • • • ,1" 1 t 95 - h
ie p crutsge , m es, an ger
impessnete„for a hey `ici become a 2,..,telling them ,why you, icaneot
of; Edinburgh' and Glasgoir. line et suceession pasees ihrOltgle•the'.- • • A.• B' • and attains a top epeed •of 1120 1111leS
Jo • of the feW men living. ishO eon:thine the kir of *Rig. royalties. The present.' • ' . •
member . blzed -Ti•ooT) of a regular Treep ScontSyeand. theY feeecioel -Uommion pidyances •
is /Deli 'Steward Of King's 'prince. of Wales indthe:Dak.e.ot York .au hoer, . it is.• said. ' Rate' of oihnie
Scoe s, e pertichlers of tee at sea. level is " 6/,i • feet, :a • •Miatite..,
Th'e'Dake is th • • I ci
e comp e e pro net 'daughters.; the Kin .s Second son
and 'thence • through' the" Dili re of Ye& s an t re sere ,e-eilitie Iset2e150--fee.t...
Which .herlev.es., heCanaa of sone yen., can . b.ecbrne, a Lone Scott eLYnn.
physicalehandicap, that boY, Eclitoe of this. pa•petebtas v,ery,
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Place: For 1 930,, Accord-
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Issued Recently '.
The eeplaceinenteof these „engine:1; •
•be .,daaied . .olo peeeteeeS, the ,kiedle placed this seace, at, he ,i of. Eton, the huesale atld nolo.e the beet Stands therefore no dousiderable dis- •
heie inforaia-. •
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• by few 55.5horsepoWer. Jupiter ...
afl trai in' and'tli -fun of .Scrtingi. but , posit), of the Lone.. Secnits, and Week • • .
ill lnd lhorseman •emong the. King's sons, one tanee from' the thione As result ; Ottawa-Clinade. „Was Great .Bt.I- eiee%•eqtapeee . :With superchargeee •"
that, '.he. nerrnitte •th. everk ,'by week • you • w • . of the- meet ,P,Opular dinnee eueets of • he MO carriedscmt• mere rbyel:'duties .
teen's ,fourtb best custemer in leg): is eel to iiicre:ise the eruising speed'
own itatlitiVertese4 Teene-Seent the other Lewes
" ' Canadi are do.: I
'who hai. not' onl .sho his aelvtureed one place ]train the by ten tiles in hour, raising the
' out, the Scent erogramma throtIgh,hie d a s ortsman
the Lontlar Season, an , p than any ether of the brothers 'except-, 'having
'1 hinte and hews, og, what
t °whitens ing the, Prince of Wales, hit:itself.' ,•Atf previous yeat. it was announced re- maximum ppeed. toe.129.5 tulles 'and
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• goioeu'',op.p.ortfinity ia at* Mg, so we, hope th0T-Yerti.. Tear -10k
but s also eaten them . It waa in , , , ,
for:the bOYS' irho; 'eon • farina, and foe- regtilerlyeame• that • „ • ..
't '11 bell Tanganyika ineNavernbere-.192$3.ethat
ii171922, tire Setbian royal wedding in cm--TfirEe ". e ep t "te 'end filo eattrectle-clintle-eat, see tc
tomeneree•after a veporthe.d: been re- 828 feet a 'minute. • ."
tendance at the Itutnaniau cor
It ' Next week infertile Ion wi „„ ,
e watehedehis carVed. • att • Put 1823, 'and the more • le etit, ItatianYand
• . celved • tram the British Boaect.Of ..Theeplaste ie deeigned to py level
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.111--eMall-villagee where. there r .
atifflOjent lneys,s, to •fterne Trcinp,, Or • mi011ened concm-ning-theettereivet•
where the ne,areticreer-geFf-rreede•-Tedals -theeealreadyee.,est011sked , Lone teur
• is ;Many miles aw,ayi " These boys group's scatteted • all eyer • Ontario. .
• can • Still become ' Scents, "and in • .;;r*.
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over •the gri ., • sa
orweg oyaie-w-eddiogs.'--haeee-eelleeekes----eptre, lefeh free Stetteee4ieseseete-er,000 feet eeneetleee'epeo'weLeTeetety
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ehoeje-at iirst---eciene.whet aneasibe fallen -to him,_aniLate one tittle, there Willa -aka France took the first three three 'engines. '. ;The landing speed
than tbe beet veat he had ever tasted. Africa ai Governer...General. • ,orcler 'was Australia, a safete factor of the lege aircraft
-.but eventually 'pronouncing it better was talk of , ,Seeding him: ..te. South •piacee ;as Geeat • Britaites best eta- J2,f,, 50 .:miles per .11ou,r is Advaaeed as
7 He is Also the best erioketee in the :He went through the Battle of jut, United, States, Germany. the Irish Free
Outlook has been largely restricted' tol york is hot ten behind MinGo • ,et that Canada' pur- Nei4 Planet .Celebrates--
. . • I euirelin a lifetime and Prince•GeorgePal, 'rue' pettily, althoughtile, Duke of ..
land 'in tbe Collingivoce4 likeePrince State and Canada. . .
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orge, he , ems. nt end etl f et. a sa.ilor Despite the fa
1•1•W'Y'"erfilith'iti ecertirto.ii. "TheY• flY.t°Ka'afer'r Ot, Gleilceseer that be . gees with the , • It's First Birthday ..
•it is hardly.lese eypical, of the Duke Prince.; . WS:, navy career; 'however,' chased less goods from .Geeat 'Britain
the navy and its. set Yet the two have
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. . • h „nt to ether thor, are Seen at lerince..of Wales to ilie • amine.' 'diuner .W.S.,setotshnrI be' a'serietta Mnese, and in '1920 thai.in 1921e. the :volume was • ' - t , '
he went from the navy into theee.eie.",....conpidelecehle ettottelt _to 'permit. her to Flagstaff.; Ariz.eeThe new planet, -
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Britain's Printes.
Are Kept
' of the Farmers 'Union iu thb. old
Like the' PrilICe :Of :Wales, ;house pert:tee thgether, they havebsum.
Prince Cd 1 Exchange at Melton Mewbray. TehoeTe.
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His ,Brothers AlSo Have P a ' ivi.ed tcgethey en. the
„Mee's, \Canachan reach. The Dulre.1
•are;the farmers...Whose:. devotion t.6 the:
Host of Forn1at buries i 4101 c4ater likes horses bettee t
...- • 1 . -1111111 S port makes the- Melton lgo-whray
ainktanee; 'and :the' Duke of york,. al- country the best hunting etrantry in
to Keep Them Well `
'foree'.to•earn his wings as a ,pilot. Ire' displace •Othee couieries in the trade platoehedite first birthday on Merei
he Used te built e goad:deal, but he'hi showed that Canada. 5.39 per .13t1i. • . , ' . . , • • , •
: On ,March. 13; one year etgie,-illscOv:
is. not the best .of horsemen; ,elth.ough etanding,. The. Boaed at Treele''ePort
e 'good 'tame and he brought .'home ails cent., ot 'Great Britain's • total exports ery of,."Plaitet. jr Was aeboutic'ed af ,
the LowelleObeervatory :•bere. ' .•
I ' reesiee bag of lion pelts arid" but. , tuLle30, ancV 5.05. per ceete•-in'1929.'
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• . With this. ,auhtversaree one • of the, - ..
' azin stories of science Genies tc
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Employed • though he- earned his .1.4.ringS befere.h,e, i.the World. 'The meeu at their dienere • Tall) heads. from 'Kenya • in. 1:925..." Hee•Purchase et. British goods- by Lillie •
maeried; elbe's .not •Care'lim.ch fer has not as good an eye as his father, ••Statese•fell. front' 5.75. per cent,. en 1929
f is alwaYs • a:' sottud menue-
lemellem-The visit ofetheeleflece Of ing now. thateheehaiea • wife and two i•naet 'muiton' red. currant jelly Mash- . •
bnt. thee.l.eing ie. ens of thelielf-dozen to• 615 per cent. it year: 'light..., le is the recors1 of •a • Cruel ,.
Wales' to South America in ceinpartee denghters.' Bet the Pririete: of eee 'n'otatoes-and Biu -els
sniall spionts;hillOver • rri, i.The d, best amateur ehots in the ebuntrY. 1 ' Included. ht. the Board of Trade re,. ,etlyeetike-ev-hi fate hencied_._to Dr„ Per. '
The Duke of "York plays tennis left- "pine were efiguyes for SoVtei. i.iessre,,, deal •Lowell: the •A,,stronerner • who. eel-
.. evitiC-1114-yeatigest isrethee; Brine* ..,e•Veles ..'necr,:erince George' are...both ' •
dr eei i• 'vaYs•e•teleci dintie ' clothes•
'George, calls attention .0 the fad pilots who •can handle their osvn me- handed, .swinie: well',and ••pla.yi better ,:They. showed •'that in 1919,', Gida.t,' si :". ...Legated Piutoes -exiSeetee and •foretold.
• ' that thera,"are four 'brethers iii the ehinee, who in. feet learned tying, iii...1.01;ell twee& • ..
, leagier toegi•r;••sl reedv-tiblideA•t• Pc• °Tr Ls.' thaa'aYerage priehet. . ', .. .! tain. impotted efrom . Bessie , goods' •its • pOsition in. the heavens. • - ,, ••••." *
Teeal family"; coonnonte Clair Pride le the same Blue Meth ...bus. • They are t
, Prince off eVal6e; unless he hapiepsene two ' Lowell died, in 1..p1;6, a prophet with ..
•the N.Y.' Thrtei hiagaziee. The .King's . both motoeists who. can talk eagines.1; be ebeOed,' Is • elways in. the old 'oak"; : 3it
his interest itt CIVIC'S. lieu:singe.. week- .
It heis beget. known.. 1)3'. reasell of Valued, ae Appt.oximetely $111,00,(4000, '
which rePreeeuted.3.42.per'eentiof the dreatii•enentilllett Yet even ebert , the ' • •
• y'otinger tions, the Duke of .Yqtr, •the aud Speed's and coachwork * to their 1 emeeele ' the head, of the table 'And
welfaite. 'and 'the:relations betw.eeri ..eountry's .totai foreign part:Mises, The Proot• ot Pinto's- 'ffelstence, .photbs
, Duke of Gloucester and PrinCe George, hearts! content. „ ' • i•des•pite the •"islo..Smoking" nOtices on : ;ors.
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cort espotaling.per cetitage in 1929 was taken 'in Lowell:$.01.11 olism•vetory; lay ' ;
_ : are Inethe Somewhat anomalone POst- 1. Both lance, nalthough• the Prince of the,w,alls'i the pert ie alwdys followed
i shelled • at Teinity, Catebridge, wheee 2.25.. On elle other. lip tad, Raesia's •pee unionized cluring. the last year of,
',capital and labor,"Sultjects' whiole. he.
. dee tif,all y.ounger sons of royfy, bue ; Woes. .ie perhaps' the fender *of elene. t;by:"Gentlemett, yoti may stiolte." '''' , c,entagee.:ef Great Britain's total ex-, :his. life' end for 14 . years thereafter: 7,
• • ' • • - II • . more 1 ' Haeing entirel,y shaken. off his nee, be lived with the Duke of Gloucester.
. . . • - po--------e sect frolu 0.54 to 1.27. or Theseedaste photo:$ .were ideatified,
• feriae! &Mei that *devolve upon them,
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. • ., figures. indieating 'the yrilne of: the eic- ..enl'th• i." year 250 earthly years ' lame .
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clearcut' vetsonalities . the Varlousl
esiender aud itot so restlessly on, the vonsoess befoee an audience, the Duke 1,
neyertheless they beine. c • • ing. • Pi Ince ern „ , ,
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te • is not, • a vety good e.
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from approximately e18,700,000 to seeti„
; . Piste. is now. estahlished as the
move., but he is easily the e. •
40 000.1. she deelares: ' • • • M the rekta family when he wants to! speaker. ThetoaSt cit. the mi1 family '. . , •
Board of- Trade 'report gives
. ninth planet/its' size about that of the
The Duke Of York, who; is • mow" 35, tihe. In .1 I • It •e ' • 1 t' R I A 1 •'
Mounted Poll& of
gni 0, ie a dance .con tie ya -cat emy s annual (Un-.;
IS:the only married .man among, them! petition at Cannes a yeer Or:two. ago.• -------------- % falls to . him, a•ad so .110.1ellear Lig.hts atNight.
port of' •Great. produce and. ite nines end weight anywhere from
-Traffic LiPhts ••• 4•
!wobability. cavalreniele . will in thts bests, Cantata. wese'brestelleepesi--Sehoot
• refereed -the only ene of tlie ram . forms on le • d itkelele in pie;•` ances .at levees and• Mete , I
Miss. price. Prince -Ceerge. who hi Prince aeorge .e good pienist Pro- of dinners at which h.o. display:4. reyel-
--and the twist eeritius of them all. The I prince George's .triusteal testes are do presiclendes of showy.]
BrtUiins • Paris . -French mounted police muinfactured good per head of,Popie •
15. per cent.. les -s than earth's..
Dake OloeceOter, isStrie" a '_zo.riatiingg• of charitable institutions in 7
tire. highways."..*.*aight.;. 'and in viation of elie; importing eountry.' .I.Tpon '''. ----*--71,-;--"'"'• . '
•'' '''tillest, the /nest athletic, and.the most 1 brother's. The Prince of „Wales, pep :Atte lielst nd-Of London ..Iinit ITiter-ii-1-1-44de ----' -
opt. on. their hacks'Irish Free St, ie. Av•stenlia. ;Noma.
t there . from teeter_ ati.c.i.Denn.eirki 4:_____
. ., : Otto waf-eA traffic light operated by..
either,'" teachers to 'bring 'vehicles to a
for his height, his reeemblatice to. his I knows everybody ee . • . . • .. . _ j_ . 1 • •
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equipped7 with -reflect- time precededil by 'NeW Zealandt the
, who looks as old, its be ------------ s •feteece te, any other instrument, buti Sates involve ----------------- .tie -fat
- (I1Ufli • „ale to b.
ists,
t* be ' tensele interested iu the conversation . 1
i. i order, to 1'0
1001($ most like the King:" Exeepting \titled:he' is at. a bouee party where be tY's! own girt for appearine, to be in- . •
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Suggested at (.31taw.a,
• • i 111ft eebile childien, theW. classes flit- ,
i - ' fethet. ie•alinost etartling.' • - . . I very. fond., Of the. ReStien ballet tied: of dowegerse Geheyals., And . t telestuen.,1-1,0n,
acto'ss • the 'back of . the Sam Dear !eke 'Lady: "feeptitin. Wetild .i. hed, troop . acmes. streets •111 est:14ft). ..
Please help ,ine . that tny . state- •
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(lectors •Wili be inserted in a •
. Prince Geot.ge.' went 'to the 'battle. eollid be found. le a •flOot-row stall i He is a.' good denc:ee. 1
le ilcs•fi I'll.° Brown belt er. else inserted in • a tri:'..)•nn is a suegeStion. laid before the 04awa • •
gotten tali
rpome•ee. Ceptain; ''Haye yen. 'for. view. traffic commiteee. • .
%ship Iron ,Duke • in 1921 Al4 a' thiclehip,1'nighl 911or night whenever , the Rue- . Movies: he smule.' -,.:,!):::-.1. ce....••- ... 7
. 1 . ' ' ' engle piece of leather attaehed to
whet nettle:et.. .1c it4. atadataT 1 .
Mail. with the ietentleh �f ,beconiing shies. vi•Iteri 'London .. .. , . 1 hunters; bet' aever Wider' any i•ircum-
• the back of the o\ collar. 'These
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"Yes. but I'll know: 11 11I. e keel( taflic ,eienal It Old(' 1),C.
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. a -bettor prince- efe got on well in the L As his rooros in Bockinghtim Palttee 1 stanc" obliges thent... 4,
r of York; Who hae not fig-
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ivili catch thelight •from autontobilesi" '."- .0- L.:..
• see it again thet.e was a light.heese teacher.' -Classes, mit, 'the light :Would
oPerated .from withhe.the:sehool by s
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neve, taking • hie navigation, •gonnery; attest,' he has a .good eye 4k:color and t • • .. .
" 'find torpedo certifientee and acquirleg is toed of picture.4, both movie:and I tired nince in the news 'since the bieth
ee ,1,e,i,...51er iagt.. y(„) 1,. 1, to be see!? .a t a distanee, ' .1. . • fish a halting 'signal ta. vehiculat-
. traffic. until the. licitneward-bent child' .
' The butt hetidlighte' runt enable the horeernen
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just outside the 'wlieloW„'“ .
enough lerepeli to beeonteettir intet•pee- *Olieeteetelor. :II 3 has:a wide .acitutiete ' 417 *I.'. ..--, P" i , • •
refilled .seterried .across the:1/119Y thor ' *
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ougliffire. • • • .
ter, iti the Atlaintc fleet. His progress ance among theatto people in London, e• -
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. was net eine tO his royal status; for pea he carr Make a fair speech. when, -----. .., ., . .''. e
princes eraptically Tiete4e to, be' princes he has to, although at the, age of 28
. ween they enter the. navy. The navy , he obviate:11y does not enjoy Speech.,
.' , niektianted him -15. 0:" rind apparent- making. No.. roily is hp e modest. .but
lyliked him. - , • • • • ' ' • he has hardly yet* einerged from the
But his fro. nide wee' eeasiekness, and shyneee which tteed to. afflict. all the
. .. .eventually it proved to -be clue' to. aI, brothers. • ; . • ..
• eonstituiten.al irbakness whieh still 1.- 1-le.,is the Mily (Me of the four who 1 .
obligee 11 int to limit himself • to the : has • eyer been .roblied,.. • His car was ,
. siinplest and plaittest, cif foods eatett etolen In the street one night, bet was
gparingly. 8.mp1:to:less* is by no, tneana rettiened utulamAgell a row days later.
. ;f:. 1 it qvely a le nd I ubliet'S ailment; f. it -prettied :, sees 'etolen. in ignorane0 of i
• Arrmirale , i.IN i'veira's efenetetle suffer ' its oweetee identity; for it IS hil ith-.1
1 from. 11,end -the • King himself en" MN Writtffi laW in. England Mae .rnernbers 1
- reapet..t liey never eeefi it ialilor. el: the i•oya! femily are exempt frefe
:Tritior "George .wa.:5' Mi. the 'china sta. robbery:: .. .7,, • • ,. ' ' e • e
tine when tie was conereelled by merit -1 -. thre\ P11,01.0 01, Wales saw • mateli of I,
- cal .felvtee to' give 'tip the neVy awe,- Shutt' America on a prione% vie% I
come home. " He we fa t ben posted le .. but. tett it -the present Ulm' everything !
e reief0t• 2 a ry cfe • beloeePariama wee tieW 10 4.C1fIC
thfet.fla
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haver whit that'atqrl. • ' ,, .' ' 1 . the,thric.! of tilfirrh'e,,iser, the. 'Kin'd ..
.her, bet his weeknese has •Ieneed George.. .
. Meet, shire Ptinece'reeoge returned ;.third• eon, .eho •ie ts eavalry ()diver In l .
• from -China the Metier of Wale4 has i. the tenth !trireme:reefed is making the 1
taken ate eepecial inteeeo, lit hire. The 1 army. hie eatee4. hee r:00eIttly retnrnecti
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two brotherss went 'to Spain tn Mee.' ercen Abyssiefe, where hie eepresented i
and they are :now 15 Smith Ahro'rica 1 . the Kitty At the l'Imrietoret•-cermatien.
together. T ii:le,i f, e,anirm tin n gh 1 P . Re 61146 .1-1' PreSCIT ( ell f he King fej.
protarit.tt by the tatterel tr.nderne 4 ',.4 iyrWNIrline of leteeese A'st fed ,of §sitedpa,.
' an eide4, „hrot,hor for a ,youneer who." fa Prince fJeopoid of lielittniti, and hag!
• :has 1.Tasi a a6•0im or had btee, 11-814 pfoie. ft therefere hopp 1:0 rtql,trilto: WS 00.1'0 ,,0
ably,. 'Jaen.- forthoro by the Net that : in the Stete evente Owned fel wheel
• the thit4 rot Yotk hos a f a Mlle 'of his t ble King's sons 'elle' n ton ill y if n On i fee i
010-a4o leek after eled ...,_tiee beke •ei_efell' hiTTI: IV' is ii friTlh.fiet of who' Pility i •
Montest6 •hagi•.'atways been seffeeifee ,petrotartWilV.h. enfeys . -
Wriest. - l' , I eetretifety aneat •bitt. Arpis, formai I.
. The•Petnee of %calve liasherowded A eeb tone.% .1 le bi a Knight cft' fee (les.'
• gielater Variety of teeperietilel bite. his : tor,- 15" 'Oldet and most iiluktron4 or- i
OA. -at tAto 'than Most menac-i.de.r ef haightilood it'arcotefe, es5tsting„'
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British. Army Officers' Pay
TO Be Reduced -3 Per Cent
London.-ReductiOn ia Pay -for arinS,
,.affleers .ennounced by the Ministre
rof•Wae, effeettee Julyl and amounting
to 8 -per. cent.' The, rednetion is to he
In force ter two Years.. Under tl* new
scale Second lieutenants Will receive,
,$2. 45- da captains $5:25 knee majora • '
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rednetiopewill be put NU
foece for these on half and reth•ed•I•e" •
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it:Kee-ell as militia and •tetritorial, 6; eheezee.,
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A • fir
...Japanese Sc ,00l ildren
. :Larger Than 30 Years Ago
T0100.--JAPaeleee, sebo.ol, children
• toeble- are 'taller anditeavier .than Cie
ty.outeeste'rs of, titirty ypars 1". 7,0 . • A vel-
' nee figurs o
eirn the Tokie hitheicipal
ledecatien , Buren 0. show that te•t• •
web hAs been 'Reined in height
'and tie:a ply pmftds weleet .11e
hoes. feel gi,r welve f,..e;fee 'old,
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• L.. Years Vorter to Kul
En0aod---Wit .
1iam ho rbyet Pater, has
jest retired 'II sevetty-two'
at la.le trafle. ••:irtifig 1.1,1 th •tre "
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P r DO 54 4411 LI Ti'Ci vis for roeal. gar.
(ionsof Queett• Victoria, Klee. Ed wail
and Mug George. .."
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