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31veryoue realized the VWI of our poal-I to each other for 4w life, trusting to an jdmo4 IrAporeoptiblo wov"Oot d, EM , 7k A a L3 - 11
Uou. Everyone momentarily expected . I Pi the man whip led. the baud there, the tense. locos relax. , I .
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CANADIAM IN 1 1 , OR 5 'MID. . BUM,, ' '
- I to bear the crash, to toot *# shuilder I , , � Muft , They started at ton sit nicht, It ed and th�oo, color ftwoO back to , POP 11 'P ig I 1�
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'AGEw*s *'trylax time for the strou To - the doctor staggered: back, *"W , Pit ir 1'1111111�� &
as a torpedo struck our.own ship. It was three oPelqck next nzorninir wit*4 clieAm, .--1 DV flIS OWN CA .
, PERILOUS VOY , ,sest, , MY VUC IS � ot 'J'"
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. I � I Imori--but everyone Builled, 'and the, I % with rain stud mud, to h4 "pill -W, At length the waves of Aooxint . � I Worry powls Uyo 4Wkuhr U
- I women-theIr Wh4vlour ,was beyond I , in flae line, --, I .
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SAW THE 110RISON' �!DF 'THEIR all Praise.- Though,a$oulas �of anxiety THE MEN WHOSE MISSION w .24 greeted the Advent of each AFTER RE Ag ,S " r;
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. I shil? from the gathorvil'� vrow4 4W pvtIcalarly Uio. f1two
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I . I C9NVPY TQRPAPORD, must have torture4 those, mothers, not TO SAYS. - 14009" of Old Ueu$ and N"41AX awayt arid. the,ever-tbickening barrier * SOMNARPMENT;si . . ,
. a whilaper.41d they utter, not an �;- , -, . . . gine., In
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I I , �� I . many CA**s, tlior fog to 44*
. ... �� I . clamAtIon,4f lefri, With their arzir .. v: ,� F -1-V . stock EVIT, of inist was uubroTKen by, bWlk hulls. . I . their origin* ready so *at it cm X0,
' abouttheir little, ones they, Pat thero'l . As, x9on. a* the, breedingseason is Then the young bride Of the P4m- WOO tboty begin to tum it I V*T
*hell Was Meant, Fai- 'Them -Pow, - There Is a -Big, Vebt Owing to the' , I i rose's first4ieuteuarit turneilfrQni th, *p14oJ#'t-&yo, WeaSign 4W turn 3#y Xt,X- .
l .1, aw4ting, the. worst, F-almly, bravely, . over,, got rid of all malo b i , .o Now Ws;pori Sp� subtlio in its gffeots .
. . . 11'411 UsV4 'n; windows to, her friendik with a queer . tionory gas eng
I troyor%$unk thq,U-0oats With berole, kinowmneu of ft',0auadlins Medical Men ta Frimee,, Who the breeding pons. Whon the - . Tha . ,ine ,over ,=or# tb*A 1.
. I . I . . I `Ogg , little gaspi Her eyes sought theirs . t It , POOR Inventors once or twice until it Starts m4y for. I
. . Popth Chorga& At the Front. . drops n , suiumer, or, piteously for some 'reassuring 199U. Greater Injury. * .
. I All tbl# time, those congre I fvprry ow"Unfalt,tringli. y1eld -Ark � .
gated on r . . .business.
. .1-1 . when the egg y e d does not pay for .For ter Alp Alone of them all Ud . Nearly �411 engine trouble is caused
, '..Back from the perils of ths se,%,. deck had been witnessing a terrillo . �
. , I Few women -and not All Plea -Will the feed, sellv all liens. over two A -0t COM40 Ira. . , I I 0ormair. Ingenuity 14� producing gas , high js� I
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0 saved miraculously frorn �thp fate that * performance of the sea close by, A ever realize --what they owe tP, the 40- years old and even the year-olds .01411 One of them . stretched out quick und �� .
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� � Pefoll the tiandovery CA tle 4>4 the moment After the torpedo bit, Our faltering coura' ,and t c , � � bgs, not Always, Worked out 40 intend. . orotpod if, studied * There, a -
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i I 8 ge . he gln� skill, O,retty well. Poultry at this time of arms,- and murin1wed some brave ex- * I three thin I I . - re just I
- deadly Irish neighbors, ther Aestroyera, whisked of tho . y. ' the year will bring a better price planation of its absence which deceiv- e . . bave,the g*s, a good' #V#rk, *rid good
%r same (lay in the! 'eame , ,, ae,who mend our Arm 4 Or wholly- t0l, the a4yantage of those , gs to make sure of, it ,wo
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. ,waters,, a number of'Caua,;I�arii; Ii Whose than.liater and feed and space will be' . in . ,eu I
w around. like live thin a and,,'puttlug, A Ong the ranks of those . the .roe t offensive
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. . oluding a gouttri , I I . ed no one, and silence fell upon the employing It' I compressign the engine must 044, By . I
. gent, of Toroutonlars, on full speed, rushed. throlwh the seato bush - year-oldo, 11 . bombar
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1. . lia . , _Wqs I, to -destroy work the. men saved for the best of the group, The legs, 'intimate qulo.tly the Intenslve,X-ao shell . dineut 111ris I do not =eau simply that ro% "' --.
wo. thet. events of their repent tra.lis- lit the direction of, the ,hidden U-i�oat, whose mi"sion it is io *save. While and the gro�ng ohicks. Old hens, as Wfih w4ich the German precedes his I I
I I I 111, L L I lippe,4 aw�y, leaving two only wA I 1 have gas ,in your tank� but that you
I Atlautle voy4ge 04=00 Indelibly up,. ;of wbiob. weon o�r vessel caught not ,the -bayonet do their a rplo, especial) . attacks bas 1, nfQr0.-,r must know that it gets. whereAs en-. i. -
t � - i, rifle, arid gun I . y of the heavier vArle,: the gio. Quarter of an.hour passed; had occasionally U
I . I ,on their memories. . t the slightest g I� I. � . . . feelf L on after effecta upon the Germans., .
I . 4pse, d adly work, h , a0 in their in, I 1.
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� . The coiat of Ireland had t4ded into . . . ' � I ,a th I . ay . -then one of them, who still athod by. Be I I I 9T1110.211 Use it. . r
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, . Drop Depth Charges. - � og"the doetorls ere also, saving the summer pggs. the window, raised her flold-glass hur- themselves. . . I I
�. . the: borlipta 'a - lbd . L � F -9r lmtariee: If your'engine. Iseold '
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I I . a t A Series Of 'heavy explosions so�nd, slattere4'oaos, . . .. . Sell the young cockerels' whenever" riedly, Surely-�-surely '. that For the purposeot ,tire offensive -the, I
I 'westward dve A IRIgasarkt optumer sea. I . I . was I - It may either have to, bo.,primed or .
, 1, ,r . i I All the skill, all. , alt the th-ay areL - -enemy employs, y� shell containing ,a . I .
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- . , L 'The ocean 'Waer not'as trgirgull as.fhd 1 o4 as the warships dropped their dep1b. . _tlie njrVe, , ready throug'houi. thei sum s6mething, moving through - the fogl" I the needle valve may -need to be open- , . .
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.. . I . . charges intOL the. sea right Land left a strength of the .Army do4orls trie(I mer. Do - everything'till the 1. . I . double Purpose � Chemical" L affecting . I . .. -r
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1 I . *proverbia -pond, but though the '. I . t i K-1 i For a, moment @he stood, tense, t. od.an extra turn, or alittle dirtin the, . . ..
J I ,.I. will - . o the uttermost in days like, th"e, fall. Whe-kes, Co. the price is good, sell, fir t the eyes and then t,hb skin. It Is
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; , L I . . '. yera� mile Or mOKQ sway- At each explo . :with an incoher'eint cry, turned and carburetor,will necessitate thq open
I . I which pion of these fearsome., uud6r,w&ter He must work on with clear brq,in and the cocker�ls. as broilers or as am 11, , a modification .L,6k the normal, 'Itear 11
I ,, I , _ I I L L4 gestiqulated WilLdly. The other, who . I Ing of,tho needle'valvkanother
I . I . . guarded the flanks of the cGur . i 'hand, hour after hour, roasters, . .1 .. I . . gas14. shell, ancl. the usual distinctive ttuml. ., , -
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� , I ovpy of some eight ships, pitched Land bombs even at that alstarice, th.0 stout unfaltering . bad 'her arms, round the young wife; I I . . You,riiust close -It Again after the on- , .. .
.1 � . S� L cramped dug-�.. n An.experiment carri6d on at the . . I - .
, I looked up quickly, dragged her to her odor Js very much reduced, so. that
, . tosed as they plowed through the eel �14tes . ng.ao though operating under fireL in .
i I t 1, of our shtp'-m - - L L L ' t. ,glue starts., . I * . 1*1
I . I . � I . . , puts, ipaking quick decisions, wasting Experimental Farm in the $PripM of ! gas. Is not so � e e . I , . -
I .1 . . I waters, the bigger. vessels glided from the blows. of A 'giant's sledge- . ,. , . feet�And thrust the field-glasLaes into the . a6y to dote nXI110. 11
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- -,�� , ' ---1 . � ,-Ae*3A-,UQ-,i"cQnd that can begiv- 1917 with Leghorn chickens,.the sal h!! �nd .. - who suffer fr Its effects . I I . . prhrdiftg 'or extra opening of the L I
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P, ; " . -.-',- iiWoothlV`a[dn9,�erQvA1 - 0 e 11 ,.,, mer-.*Qey,eers--of-black�smok4a-.-and- OA-1he -- -'-'- ' - -- V V= -fke� - - - on , .
,� " ' - ' 'and -children ,returntpg to' Canada, a spray shot skyward, at each thunder- en to the living, seeing �Othijjj it ol poeerers part all--UXpVMs . . . dug"ilver fiin-,porar11y---bUnded,-,ud close contA I . I
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I I ar ., g. - - I � I e -valve -v 1 ,.cause --f lood
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- OUS detonation. L I . . broken manhood and tl�e anguish of incubation, brooding and feed for Dazedly, she looked where she was with the fumes produces. .44 ' . .
"I Z I I I ,-.sprinkling. of"Iavallded 04nadlan of- . . I . . . . I these things are att*n4.�dto properly . L IV
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.1 _ themselves and pullets up until the I t skin irritation. For the * .. V
( 1. . L the newly woundecitt with, death *ever , average
i 1. I fleers and'a-party of Oisichargqd Cana- Two 131T PerbLQopes,,Qmost Invisible , 4irected-and then a -great burst of- AA . i and the engine fails, to atazt promptly, .
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'�,-r� �- L. � . ' In. the choppy grea I sea, were, bus hovering near arid. raging outside, first of September. When t)ie pullets .cheering L ran through the t4wn, for case. eight -or ten. days" hospital tre* i I I
., � I , dtari men, Invalids and cripples,'golux, .t . yJ . . � after three or four turns, you may as . . 1�
,� f,� � . I whilst,h' Aiddily, methodicWly,,swift- went into wiite.r quaiters -on Noverri- there, staggirin me t Is neceoaAry�l but . L I
) I ' ,,comprised the passenger list of - 0 , I -9 valiantly, in;, with n -the gag 10 well beginto look'for the.-tr
' home' trying to spot riaore victims Among, , , ouble� Do ,
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), -'L" ". "I ' ,,our ship. We were P66tically, A bos- I the .convoy but though th ly works for life within. . I ber lat, they had dost over and, above neither fatal norl..doei it liifkici per- . to L ' , �* ,11
, ", . � , ' . , 6 Hiriis . . onel funnel clean blown away, and a' I . not, 'however, tear the engine all
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,� , 1. Seventy *hat -had been pi by the sale of the .,��
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cockerels just 3.9. cents ea6h, This Primrose. W 'likely to 'have to go very de 4� - -
j .L " ' vital ship, of convalescent cases.. It fired six tor edoes all told, Ave,went - Stretch heavy list to a arboaxd, earn the manent Injuries, f our men aro,riot pleces the fir-!st thing, -as" you are not * '
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1), �v . I I I . , was about 4.30' in the 'afternoon of W 4) 0 * 0 ,L ark, . I � . .. L At. it - it � osed,to,lt long. .So. much for our . . � I . . L . " 11
� � . I , I of our ship's Plato .'at - The valor of those surgeons of the experiment showed not only that i .. L I . usually the little things that are ro- . _."
; :1 ; . , ed to ihe limit of enduranice,the first- side of the question
i , � Vuesday, 26th June, and many, follow- . The LL . .
.. line who man the advanced aid -posts, paid to sell the cockerels early, but it, tro I
.1 I . -Ing English custom,Y�ere sitting in every blast,*as rather trying to the, lieutetianVs wife waited Vill her, ship Now Weapon Two Kdocid. , 0onsib-14for moft of ;Iihe engine . u- L I
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11 51 i . I . the saloon enjoying a tup of tea and nerves 0 tli�. passengers, who felt In I the dressing-otations, and the casualty also demonstrated that 'pullets could'dreW near enough' for her to. disting- From the Ge . L . I ,-e
, I '! L I I ' I � rman, Poturof viewtha b;es, and the successful engineer wM ., .
I I clearinjo-stations. Is 'magnificent, the be raised much. cheaper .'than . they .
� � .. ., , I � I I I � uish the little group on the bridp, w - -�
, ;a biscuit. The writer was standing on each Impact tho, blo7 of a iprPedo-It.' eapon has proved decidedly Aouble attend fimt'to all, minpr details,. the "
. . t in on them I in . One of them lifted a hand . with , �K. .'L . i�
� . deck Jn conversation with .te'rrAfic. Subject to could be bought 1i the fall.
I , . I a Toronto self, though .6� that r4atter the ex-stra . I L I a edged. This was especially the -case' chances being that the � m zjoi 66 -1 es
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�* il', , jady,*. Who has lost two splendid sons I plosion of the. rhissile made 'actually - - X -raids -and ex- . I 0 . quick gesture, and, with a 'R 0 M I . I
,, . . , � cry, on,the SO4me during the last offen- will. not materialize,- , .' .' 14i;
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, . . In the war, Wo -were, about the only Idss nolse than the . 4eptli-charges. , posed to the whole gamut of war- 'abe fainted in her friend's arms, ra- . I . . . . t.
.� "I i , . I . I . . I I sive. The chemical was so concent . - . I '.
I I I - they. themselves often p kTH D Thfis was.the fashion of the comin'g . . . V-41pable Tire Code. I �.. I I , .
1'.. � , . passengers on that side of the -deck Theeffect at close quarters upon the - r N "'? ted thatit was markedly less volatile. , I I ..
I 1'. � ". . I . . . L eme price for those,they seek tol . E MUR I ur .1 in of the "Yth" Flotill - I � . �
I L 4ust thou, and we leaned over ibe rail fragile plate$ of a U-boat cau welt be'�Pr , . - I a, cQvered,with I - "'
. I . I L . . ,tb�tn the usual ga's contoirtv and vhftoz 'Here is a "code" for Motorists,' ' . .
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I , . gazing 6ut across ithe sfinlit Isea Imagined. If within a certain radius, . laurels, and with an'inereldibly shor ever- a. a ell ,exploded a conslderal�le which if closely toll -owed will 1 . , I
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i , ,� � �, .-watching the "Orl�oa," a small freight- ihe U.boat'o'014es are- dented' by the These men iri the rhidst k, . 1. i Hat of casualties; arid h were the proportion ot the charge Impregnated' ,fti. tire ext. , ,-,
�, . . . - I THE FLOTILLA, , , - many,&llirs annually
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"il., 1, 1. . I clamor of war know little 6f how the - � . ' I ,
of of over 5,000 tons, which -was plow- ishock, and water pours In along the . I. faces, and joyful the hearts of, the . -he surrounding grolm The fumes pense3: . I
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: �* - 'Ing a right abreast of us, and started r1wits. 9ven it too far off for I ... I little comnifinity whose anxious time Bed fairly , . �,
, ' � . - . I . I I , ' . . . I � . susperlded:ln.the arrAloper " lKeep*tires properly Inflated. , . 11, �,
�: i , . % . , squie 600 . . this, and the undersea boat esca save, and it Is, only, the result'they u al I 1. ,
-, . I . . ; yards away. . . . . pfis" I EN PICTURE OF THE, GRIM RE, Of w King JsAighteiied'by the eXPec" rapidly, but -the 40tukil site Of the ex- Be sure to repair.1141s. tread. cuts, . 11,
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�:: I I . I � . . . I I tation of such a day as this. - . plosion, remained �vlrulently poisonous. Tegula - �. . I ... -
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.1 I . Torpedo . her delicate . interior machinery Is, I ALITY OF WAR, . - . . . , I . . . �
it . I . . .Shook $hip.,.. '. . 'exiiOro their, .temporary hospital, . .
. I � � . . liable to serious damage. from., the jar- , Tn . . . I % - . ,, .
, I , . � , . !� -HIRTY YEilli EM in the li4uni way the ,spot where 4 gas Prbvea blowouts.* �by avoiding. . �,
. ) ; .,-. d-de6ly A, metallic,clang sounded, ' . . . -and directions are ift- - - . , . . . I I 'Ini * f I � - ", - , < , .
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I ring. - . . quick orders . . . . � shell has buts I . ng. I
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... I � . . . . . . ;and a violent; tremor'sh00% Our ship. I .Tust after our i1rifortunate - e . sport ly,oboyed, and the great work.of re- ' . . . 1. - . . , ; I t I i a dangerous forforty.- severe jolts and by. rriaiiita ul '..
, � . . I I � . I . 'Zi - . . eight hours or but this -cone t - air ressure I I � , I
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-, !1 . .. ... I - "Wjh a t Is 'tba�?`Il oxclaiined my, . coolly carried on''in health- Scene at a Naval Base -the Bri. ish Throe Decades Last Month. ted chemical. remained 'active * Urv-, '. .�.
�, ., I Since Gar. 'for .4 mud boils cleaned out.and re- , - --
r , .? had ditappeared bow -up Into the sea paration is . � . . I I in t . t: <1'
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:, .. . , - �, .� melghbor In a' startled votes. V I. - quarters. . - � . I . an Emperror Came to.the Throne. " � . � I . . �� . ...
�, 1� .; . 1. .. ,;� 1. 1. , * . � I amid a cloud of steam,' some, �4 min- - ler ' . I . . . Maje M , . � much lozlgeryorf,60. - - -9: . paired dt once., . � . i, I .. <
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,� '. - , Th . mmy himself often has - -a very . Isles When His ,sty's On, the fifteenth of June, 1888, thirty ..The result wasdeeldedlY mic, for Be careful ifi appl I I
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1� . . , utis. after. she had been h1t, 'a de- I' 'To � . co ying tubes. . ... .�,.
l I . I .. .1 . Vordi, a, dull xtoar carab 6ver the . � , . .1 . I . .
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i � . . . I . '.stroyer,wirelessed us the joyful news hazy idea of what happ"ens, to. him be- , Ships, Come'Rome. _ I years ago e als6r asdend- . it was evidently ono' of the many little Avoid sudden stops, quick starts � : .. .
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" ,� , .. , t . that they-liad got the U-boat. .A per, -fore - ' he -reaches the base, or is en �wn- -', , 6d the tlTone, of his, ane4stors-that is, i t'hings ,that the "Grosser General and skidding. , . I <
ill I . . � "'Orissa" a'geyoer of. water. and whitd, itaift'nest- I . .
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, �, ". " . . , ' I tilin ,black volearib we, had seen ,up. ed'for' Blllghiy.'. " � . ' - � I so far as the a rus- I Stab" ornitted In 16 cAlculationa.. The Keep front wheelo in alignmeroL - I . �,
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. i �, I I -:Bmokb shot up -Almost Immediately . I . . . � .� - ,, . ,
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, � ., . . i heaved from One dr ned his eyerin an les a tiny town consisting of some ' ry lathered.the Allied bvt Avoid: ,
! b" � - -,.*. - '. , the stilc6h v .the.ocean's depths had owsily ope fifty cottages, two inns, and A' tin-�' . slan -V�v�lon . Is concerned. , The 1111- I Garman artille - U,se tale in 6e cg�lht, - ""�
essel began.,to dr6op,at'- I . . . . . '' ,
� I `,. .,. .� L been her funeral.. . Some-Alme later, an� advaric7ed aid -post. He found him-: . I . . I . � 1.
.1.� � , .. ....., : perial distinction *was then only of,�p - with gas'shells In the m6st using too rafth.
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. . the stern and to. drop behind. She . ofed church. Us streets � oaltiong . � 1. . � ` � C, I
': � .. .. . . . - ro . . Are narrow 11lavish matuner,.. Xvory- redoubti. sup- I Avoid . wills., ..., , i. . : . I �11 � ,
�, J . her sister U�boat, whose �reseuce had self lying on a triastle, his. wounds - . seventeen years' stariding. � . ruts'a�nd save tbe side . I
,, I 1aO bee 41t,by a torpedo. And thar' . . d. cobbled, and'all lead,, sooner or . I I I I I 1.
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�� . I I Kaiser Wllhqlm the Second assum6d:, P pen- Doxft drive in car track$. � � I I ,
�, * lj�,.' - -!, . . been -detected before she had doneany comfortably dressed, With the 'slow ' �, I . 1.
1, i .toiped6 had been aimed at us,. the I I . ' later, to the great 'harbor whichis the .. ort.,lin6, ruined, illla& and roa ' d .. 11 ..
�� , .. . , I � harm -of - -ered with the stuff. The Apply ,chains ,properly. (And use . . 11 �
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. � . , . .. 'largoof ,V.egael 1u. 'the convoy., . *k . - k . - . . . key -of 'the village's prosperity=fdr I the power Iminedlalely on the death i tr,s was plait I .�.
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'. � , [. Gallant ,Sh p's Officers. . � made out another bandaged man on a of his fa6er, -the Em peror Irre6rick, ! great 'assault was"in.unched and theJonli when they'must be �
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��, . I I . . � . I who reigned -only three months* Wil 'allied li '.ylelded' ground. -.The Ger, - Av6id obarp ,obstructioris, ' : , �
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i'. 11 . � � .. � � . . . stretcher. near by, and then his eyes . . �
. I . Is . - BY "a ! strange % chance, the '..The finestA ad Oons'of the British 1 � . . ' " "
r�li � . .1. 1if4y . . J . r' I . Its two inn I 'd b6cupled It Thel - Remove grew I.. -
I .. . . I . ,fell on -a ,figure.that laion the floor . liam, the Imperial Wangler, had pr� mans�mpyO� up a r se, oil and.icidts-fr6m * -. 1',', '�-'
. . . "Orissa I bad Just quickened hei�pgce . merchant service were lived I no to all . ' I Mariner's Haven -and every roorh of . - . . A . I I I � , �
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1; , betWeen them----: f tb vious *to that 1 exercised, consid,qrable ' bombard had,been., miles dedp; your tires' .
1 � ,,' - .and moved. up .Abreast of us - ' � the fifty cottages, �old a ' . , . . . merit 9;t --once by using a cloth .. . J.,
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-.1'. . . the. v�yagd by the, ship's -of-* I-StAiAA4 oyciall, Who' had, worked . a any o e..1 ndfather's.! t4 v In � opi�-don. � ingasoline-!, ...- " -
L �;. 1. a few through . � power,' for,. -during, his gra . I moistened . . � � - � .
t,, �� . ' . , -minutes before -th6 Hun � hit her. I fledrg., Por days. tb,e gallan' I mothers and helpmeets of - t e cers' . . I , .. I - . � . . , - '
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. "I I 0., ... ffi�A ftftb�u -rded .. . through��tjie..- rush' -for seveifty-two ok f Asty's Grand F eif - 0 - ir last . . . . - Gas- -. - Eximin -rimj--ocgasionaJ,1y�.- ' � ,��
lis 1Waj . . PoIa6,nad,.lYYTherr,DWn .-----' er dincher .
� t� - --, �_. t�-- in-ltyg-t,lia7llcthriBe-iflyli-utes-rztI - �a Sdotd-h ea-pffifln T I . i I . - -,. -- . � . .:. . . .. � -
.1 I i � �1 -.. � I I., - hours -Without a... break�7-severity!ntwo - - , - pj�lle - t. -at--San -Remo,' struggling. �ag- . . 7 . 1. 11 .1. for-Arregularities and.'rust. - ----�-, �- - -i,...�- . .
� - -1 . ::--torpe4oed,ves0el liad-'*gtoOlVed-com---left,-*thd-btT.dge.'Nev'etictiowii,t6,,.e,,, . d - grey�Aoife WA11* dhi� be - 661h d . Thou�ands o .German troops poured p - .. �<
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�1` ;. � I I � . * I i;plesi hours Of blood, "noise, an . ' 1 incuiable disease, - which., ciiTled �Tl� F * f" revent damage tiorii,rust 1>7 using- , -� . . �,, ,�,
"I :.. - ; : T rid sleWed &,round, and lay the. skipper.. .-br,o%e --hls�reeord L., 81C . accomr4l griat I . I ' . I .
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I . paln--��-'hhd' dfesiii is as W-o-,`pAgJ6-q* . . , the't1fen Pr1ince.W.111lara acted 'as � P . ririi-'pai . . , .-I
; . I � id"hi I t, , ' gas Infected area, isat down Ili. - T ,
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,�, ,�".'. � thord *11-1i * her. ex�aust - blow4ug off i -time... 'The'first officer, a splendid type . . . . I . I is .the profit of, the 'Canny landloids i 'fr . � . . . I pblidned shell I . . : , " , , � �
R . . , . ' . . , and -then co ,., I I'll Regent,, arid was� "run" b Bismarck as I - - n virulently " - bag� - , .,, , . - ,: . �
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I �,, ��., . . � ... . I . - mofi;efita�lly 96ttling , - t6ld, the writer that . llaosed. ' . * and proprietors- thereof. ' * . . � y - for, cover I ' . . . . . � carry, sparit tubes in a I . 14
IT I ". .., - . . and I deeper .. at, of British seaman, ' � I I � 1 6mi lug -Pupil'- who little dreamed'. holes, �blll6tod themseve's'Jil abandon-. Xeep spare tires covered... ' ' I :. ` 41 .
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I'll . .- ; :� � the ftern. . B.v this tinie her life-boats'the old'�klpper pac;d 'the bridge all Only the d9ciot himself knows the 11 .1 i .
P � ... -1 . . � I . � . ' I , that ler -A. rch, en I . . Be sur,D that nothing on e MA, ,�:-,.- I
"I ' er'a'nd bobbing around ,I , earti. pride of victory tb . at . domes . to: 'in 'the t * .yed wi th chino � . I
r . "Were in.tho wt th�ot . hi ed'hutm ts spri t,h, their own . " �
I I � I . I . , At Igh the iubma':)rin6 attack, h ' own -'always bn the qiii'vive for - i ' '' ' .
. ,a .,: : , *, I ... 'like corks'on the -slight se�, with the'ly cursing I'tbose-A7t� dirt . 0111 . have snatched 'a in . .118th .100 --he, I �&ceyl6r - a ' -!gas 'axi& ov,13�.,began to nOUCO the, of- scir es -the . tires -they fi6vblval .. .1 1�
,'' I . . . a. .y dogs �of ,when in cuts all 0, , he Ch I . . rid, . . . Ap I I as . .., � .
-% . . . . . . such intelligence-i'Itlie. Fleet is com-, - 'liburs'lateri .. Durin . .1 I . . I ., �.
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", , -1. " I I " eri Ow P1 , Mari of.. Blood and Iron, the "Pilot," ,feet'jibout.-six � . . . I . ; 0 I I . . - ',,_
, . g� ,hard i for M4. nearest i Runs." As for'the Canadian IntlitAry, ingiiii this - afternooni an on a. I . t, ,
, 11 :� ,' -. ..crews r6win from the, g4dh Ing shad a. - '. d . so' , . e 'bad been exposed - I I
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� ,,��.��- .,' - I- � -destrojeh. -The wholb, bappoping-,had -' ffi Ili ch -rg8 of -'.th el: civilians -arid Onei w9unded, Tommy was brought *otild be 1"outed" by hig.'rhiperlal. ,and. the.aption our in iq ... . .. tft. , - � -' - � - '. I �
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4-.? � I . � . .. . . I . . ,breathless Atmo§Ph6i6 oof!'expee't-Ancy - . . I ., . . Fl t ANDWAT I . 117-
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- .: - "'. - ,been inconceivably rapid -from steam- Invallded ioldiers, too mixch.bannot be,� in, pallid as In. two. prevailed throughout.the, busy. com- ,, heidsttong master, t e -yo ng , . . 0 1 . . . . . . I I . .. . 4 .1 -, . I . al,
- . . . ; * . I �. . .. ost6rity ag the' came -jand In- their Iguor- . � .. - , I I .
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�.4i f - I Ing ship. to, sinking A,Wilack. ' - . I said -for the malir�er, in-whi6b. 1hey dais in a* rain -filled shell-hole-plilie I ziiunity, for had not. a'rumor who'ls. to go. ddwn'to p ' ths- Germans . .es in Every Care Should be Taken to Pro- , - . �., ,�
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,,, � . . . . . I . ischielf-maker of 'all tlm* 't�ftliy atiqpbd thei selv , o . I � . � h��,
�� .,,� - .*, -: ; - ; . , . ., . , anaged- things al.1 through the. v'O'g- gIffle, heart. beating'so - faintly - as to I en; abroad ,that there '. had, been, ., prime - in . .. . ' e. .. I mite. I, � . � � . . vent Contamination. ,' � '' I I � I
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.- �,7 .. , , I ... Women Vary'Brave.' � : " In - .1 an I , 11"he'Kats a fine* pto. lt� " * " . . ' ' . � I . ". - I .
it: , , . . . . . . I I .., �, be -hardly discernihle, life ebbing- awz�y 11a:cti6zf? -in the..North. Sea, .and' that er &ucceeded.io . , I ".. 11. � I � .. .� � I ,� , I
I , . . ' age. Major (Soldier Billi Gfant form i " � .
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' [�� , ". I M' ritime 'things . . . oncemed. The� " Exh-au$ted-me na , �'? ,�
��`,,"�*� .. . '.. : . iistl - -every, gecond. '.Soch. a case -'aind they i the "Vth'� Flotilla was bringing injis � perty, so far, as size is, c . I . tri- lay dowix In the"dask ...Food cp' ervation. has directed At- '� . I �
. " , I Were. astir aboard erty sergeant-maior,zof the , Was � . . . of on -dew w6t7groun i
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t, l ... �-. � ,.-our veagel,.- thon'-'h not the. sliglitest O.C.; -'*c come - fteque -wounded? - .. . . : 1Muip4r6"has:'boen -wid6ned' by* acts . � .1 . - t6rition, to the Inland lske�.aind rivers, , '�
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fk,' - , if , ..'.1 . . p . Lieut. H. A t -mon , a Toronto � . . !dead and " brigandage., . It. is a pity. if the'. theft I had burst,- ., tber-wolrb later I I ,
�k �, i, ; .. 4. ., # - . ntly��is a- matter �.of ' oil *to. find.' in tijit-, from these, inuoh. ',.. '. - '
. ... ! , Ita4le prevailed.' Everyone, excepting --arid formerly sep;r&axy to Sir vninut6s-* � .Poctor and .orderly cut ,A, . . . I of Carlada, 'in Interior. , : " ,: '4`*
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V., � " � lawyer, . " .. Ask - any shi een§Qr (whose 11, I I
�. I - I he Ing - �ras ' ad nket�, , ers� home ,P,S: , . aik and* the pelzure * -.4norn tuany corroding their of the fish bel' marketed I I , ,
, , , * �& few straggle�a v; -were sipp - tea - away',mud-soak6d clothing ana'boots, lett contain little more, than, of, half. Derlin . of the � ,4e I . ng � .
, * ,� ..'. .1 ", , � .. . . William Meredith, jutant, arid . I i 1. ' ' , � 1 . � �'�
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, -.� . . " I I fed in -hot bla '. sa-� . . HAnoveir ard overlooked when th , day. -bodies.1hrough- their'. qJo.tueav For- towns. and, dltl6s is. secured. The pro.
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., arld playi g b dge 44 tfie sal' n, had CiPt.'W. Marsden, of the. . ,
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II " . . . . . � I. I ,� I i the inforrha - tion that he is still in,ex,�: of final rek6ulng,cbmes, along. . , � ,wird machifili gun units dug,emplace-,; teotion of these.waters, therefore,. be-. �, ' -. - �-, ,"I
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.1 ,.;, ,,, .. . � At first ae . I was ,. is ,ct;4 ,,hot wathr-bottles - h . . I ' '
'11, , . ,� I . who holds the proud.posltion Of being . I Jitenee) which of the members of'. William op ' . ..shell o ea. comes a paramount d and one I - .
V . . .. .1 , -aking place, trooped in ord-eily fash. . -round him, and then the t*o' Of "ivArd-roorn or gun -room . ened. hi& first Parliame"nt ments.in, Innocent looking , li uty, . �. , 7
.. t 1 No I in the C.E.F.i was O.C. civilians. has - let ,fall 'i 'h ' * re * Waft-:. which must bb.& A.
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:�"L� , I, I . I . ri-' h -' .later t e Men We strictly enforped. � I
i"' ..' I ' .,' �. � ton to the life A * the most ambi 'ous of hints "as to the . � . . I .
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. I , ' * I . gu 1, 1888. He made vv.vAl ork a 'rid �scr&mlng In Is catt se a 4, ,... . % �
11 � I "I. - '. -boat atatiolA which hid It Is no exAgg6riation to'say� that I , -the . . on June 26t, I T,06 ; ,
I thqrn. work over almd lifeless 1 .
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- ,%,:. 4 . ',. � - � , - -bOoli. isM.gnied to theI13�i,-bftt.. . � untiringly, f9tilla.'s destination,."and Vd"ll"in- glorious - soeech, , ' which: �omewhat [dering about 'blind a . � � The opening of th va On a 0 - ,, .. . .-t�'. .
-�: ; - . I . .. .a. short Jb6dy, massaging, rubbing .
,�,: , r; .... .. I , ., . I.* . .. * every piissenger.sighted. tl4e coast of . he f reign, : '* and the -exodus' to bummer . resOrts ' I . � I 1��
I Vine before, . . � .. � overl�bk4d his' father's -Ittle �'J their.Pain ftnd terror," ' " I . I � I
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,,�',,ij � ., � -, " : " North Ameilea not * , -a feeli, while a madhipe-gun*soldtters -its de- dignantly %rif6rrn ypu. that, these gal- I . . . ' . �
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11, � % . . - ".- . -, . I ,. Thirty yearg, has brought a'compl4te I -A day or tw .with it . threatened -danger.. - ,,�, I
. 0 I j. I It was, indied A fiant'stacc , . . o.of wet weather seeni.ed carries, .a .
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. , pgt6W 'at AtO.6ullets outside- Neither lant gentlemen IIIiave some ordinary I . I . I . , � - -'
1P " . . I. I - . 0 libli t"O Ing of piofoxind thankfulness'to .. .. in'the- lnetli'nd *df:German edli-.. nfected areas; �new troops- . laces, little attempt Is,made- . ' ,L ,lif, 1
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, .".. �. .- . .: � tsee thoset'groups 'of 'women dfid child -"I vidence, but with a Arue senie" Of.' men bay any heed; their concern is horse-sinse,"' And Will .add that , 'po .change . - .. I ,.to clew the I . i1n iiiarly,15 . . ." .�
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, ...; - . .. - I . . ,11,n-.� �The Education -Bill of 1890 ef�We * tiletremnantsof,the-t6 r6tect the waters; in fact, .tho -� �� - : I
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� ,� I . .r6ri Mus to - thd violence' of i ind the British n v. file fight they are putting UP within'. lettdr iielesg th ri lre,marclied- .up, . - e ter I P - 1 ' . . I -t- i
I k '. ." `. . . . . . gilifident work bf . I I . a fectually shackled the'Ge'r'Man People.. old diviilo4s WIthdfawn, arid th - lakes and rivers, are considered Aeon
I" ., the U-boit murderers. - Not a man . Arid every little while the docto"r steals: th6s ' � I � � . . I . x - .
I I I I . . I whose swift, shll?p and gal nt sailor. I e it is his -reluctant duty to exarna, ... I eans',of disposing o ..:,. I .11, .
, I ... . .� an dsent 'generation int ror -of'th*.Ir own gaA�hushed up,'and yerilenit � In .
I Aboard- butwhose blood boiled at,s 6t I me e at the, face, of' d put. the, pr 0 e . �
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V7 4', i ': " , - , . . I n outwitted the Huri; ,a t.- " .�d a searching glanc . grey , Inc. Yet tlid--m fi one of the , - strings. . . ' : .. . .1 0 , -lie blazing'. sun It to not Dosalble for InsPeetprs to ..' - . �, .
- . --� 1 I iv doAvoyed ,,, ely ke ap from the shell -hole. . - * X r , r L . . . . . - . . . . - ... ..e�l-----.-�..-,�-------,----�- '.-----
�, . .. . .. of It. -Tho� plight of these women and . , la- , in k� -� Imilfaiii--l- � - grg . ri,,ea�:rie t
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�1�,ii . . . Tas nown as the Rolse- ,drying up the play arid 10AM,'hea,ting vi It every nook an .'WrnOr I .�'.
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. . I r I -t"'�W them I s1lPfild . through 'the dlid'-pekil ,to- , ,Aear , '' �Hia Vigorous Offensive.- . - - la- knew, - myst6riously�� .- that- - Idher` i � . I .It . ' - -- ti(i6. I - -ObbYlng: : I . 1. . . ,:!, � .
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!1%rl 4 ." - , It have. been,-necesoary to take tq, the home land,. I I . � the'nim. - -I-4 , . 0. The that cottiagers. or',deCiripers'Arb .... . I
"I �C� . 1'.� . .. 'boats, was,th6 sole anxiety btever:� . : , ' . - I . And. -it las't,'bringing With - 'it � the . I ' . ,was ever on. f0tind a latL-ut poison. awoke -again and for no the law. Thb
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. man. . � . . . I I . . . '�Aery'and wondef -of that moment . �. . I . % , real pleasure ln.gar4son-diflrr�is.' ..He apparent- reasOn .9helteVS. , .1 . . I ''I . � �, ,
. . . I ... ;I � o kage. , . .I. I in . I . oon the..streets were ,full of .*as'as .proflel6at at this I . a . � . . I I .., . ". I �.,.. "
. I . Gm�-halred mothers therp'-':were M10 when rns, comes a '10�g- 1�7 h as he Was �at': t 6n I
� " ': . � . . :1 - 81'eco .5s6l-4 " the. tide t,u' " I: hat -thict �be. fiabi� for thqm�selves-. . .1 � ..; . . . ,,. �
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I �, 1. ... . I . . ' ' It 6 . kno t� the a ering 'Sigh 'of people hurrying to share the,mingled Sociallst-'muzzling Munl&'.wia.s" rldi I ., adders.. . . The� Inland. Waters' ,bolong W the , - - - -
.. ;� . � - , with grown,up fighting. sons . arid With I .411 Absolute I " . - days became'di,adfY. (�s Puff . . .. .. " :,
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11 11 - � , � . ,. � a . . Y' ". ' . , 7 .. 'The., un I "ap � ecting -troops were adlan people; and It Is not ,too - .. . . I .
i�, �� - '.' � . ,grabAchildren, 'mothers, with .' lit compel prisoners rfto si the weariness,- a violent perspiratio�, and J6 and appri6hensionand, incident-- cullng him in the nineties. ..- ,*. !, , oven Can I I ��
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�i".-" -5: - -, -, h' h`ea 'xted treatment- they r6ce ve�,Ah , permit- -no " sle�p�LA4aiq�;1oalhig- slee i ;.'Into 'AllY, & Thdal ith bo� -% - His.' eye ww�on the 13ritla' fro 'Wh6hued. �. . g8k.-that, every cavOA:be- taken
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'.�.. letters. to'pass. --whidh %contain �, . som:, friends, and by two o!cloek every .as a iutuve suburb of -Germany, inkny" G a. are-- sorry'that- they. to -orezent, , coritarr . � .
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. �4, i�- '. " ... � . mothers with -tiny. babies. plaints, but one prisoner evA e -of con inaow 'held Its, crowded group, bav-'yearS Ugo.� .His Jo,urneyings brou - . 9till sorrier that directlY. or by drairiage, or -seepage. . . . . ..
�', I " . One in ded th ir orderly's eye; flashes a gleam' - wl . gli�-- - . I
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. .. I er i life , v - f0i ing oh th6windowmsill,'fieIA-glass in In that' year he . reviewed twotity-flv6 no pity for them. The 'effect oil their I .. �. " �,
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1� � -, :,. ,one of these tots was'Under -five. . Tw 'laudatory letier:- ' . -, ., . . . . . hand. I 11 . � thousand V61unteem 'at Wimbledom, nl�rale f� bad, for no man cari toll now lution ind, this a I upply , , " � ., . ,� .�
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'. - , The Germans provide us with hii of a medical officer, whose name hung, likb the 8 oke .of. sorne supeka- -: three aedades. Is very filu ia . ri .. In"jXi ' . I-- oc�- - I . . I . .1
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, " .�, . , le," elite kid6es Ifi bare legs P � . . . I k " Seven ofthem were blinded, and' exelft'hatid tftlu.little�M . ''. . . � ..
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. . . * . I tear -shell One pitch t4e wife 6f the lieutenant of * tbio'' ful Brandenburgers' oin'th6 4uty of, not . . It
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, ... � mount Pleasant." I I .. I . . . ' . . most commoriplate, of articibs related . - . I I"
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i I . 4. � . . . like a dozen other youngsters of their � black niglit. Only a doctor and his Buttercup, Who occupied the windo,*v'giumbling at his wishes. � . i L
.1 .. I . . .1 . .. � . . . -room oi'Vi .. .TW -e small bby. stood At th� Virden to feminine apparel. ..W ':dA 110 . It ' - .
, . . I -own. age on.the� boat, came scamper� . For 'the, enlightenineiit of our read- orderly were In. , the advanced ai& of t1le'fiont bed . ofHarb ew 3rd, 1892, .several neWspapors. were'' I widdi d howled and howl- for anogortig of purposes. I .1 I �. .., .''
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,- -.-.-,..--F. �.thley-llXd All ilikygrown-up patfsetigm, . I � . -4-. ' have kept tho'blind, suffering. man in Inist. ' From every house came the Emperoi"� speqch. Ab6itt.this P � ahe'� asiied. in a kindly* Vol -� , .- tapp. , t6y wove , -- � I --- - � . 1,
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� . -1 '' I . -Imd been 6bliged to Wkar oontituou ' '' , it Was Correct. � the- post till 4 ybregk was i1hpoqaibld, sound -of windows,bastily Bung u1j,' Potsdam fall foul of "Punch." ;- �- - I k *
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. '. I .1 . �... � . perilous voyage. I , I " ..., . . I � .ertain pupil in grdw- clothing would have gassed the others. ward. As the -ship itole-nea.ret, the'mari, State became A Secret'Soclety & . . . . I . . . . I ,�k
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I'- L .. -1 . .. I . ..� . I'Now,.littlo girl, , would it ,-"be pro- possible. . I � . I 11 . L Was drathatically confirmed. Never or. The advantage of the'Junkers Wai ' gly. "Do they when every 1�ouiehold`was a factory, - I . .
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P", . -..,.41ft--�,.,�:Z*,*v, . � I one wduld imagine, had such a. batter- �- workid for the benefit -of th4 dIshonedt. 1 , .
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11� I .. I . I I ,a.dr6II'fIgUre 6irveik A OY* In!V.1,% . I * Led di9r.eputable ' �r�ft manage& c rJlla in BerlIA-see - that?&, - .� . I . I nee �W. . .. ..
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. L.' I � . lifo-preserver, now toddled along, quite I :. I . . I I . e boy. "But it ain't any trouble to IL See that fresh votter iA before the'
I I . I I resigned to the unwieldly apparAot " - A.. 4 - - " I . . suit, the oiderly bringing up the rear, at an tingle of fifty degrees, loomed otpromise. WtIliam's Inheritailft'lvas i th I . I ...
L.. I :. . .. tugging oft'ibe leather leading . I " ... No� Argument.. I and In single 1116 the nine started their out yell!"' . . � . �-chicks all day 1�tg. . I " -
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. . , , ' strife, drew slowly'in to the harbor. those� whose blisines It 'Will'be to look � 11 I
. I . , -husband was one of the Canadian doe- jl�!,fves w,ere,watching a Itopird chas- At times t'he duck-boardirig had beien , A 61f, pig or colt will never,wholly; while the dew is on the grass. - -, - . .
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. . ..:1 . -ating, . She 'was, takin.9 her' littld. may,*1 1 ' I .. - gleam, of light for guidance. Stumbl- bers of ward-r6om and guil-ibom, and baltuite-sheet ean'be left - to'do the was estintated in 1907, at -ter 11. creAg��s the plant 'food supply, d4- I .
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