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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1935-12-12, Page 1• Don't Worry About Your Christmas Gift Selections thriessztatimoms twurai.,moo at -- Tkie Signal and youP'itboppios•pr+ b. lams will vanish eftrestektteKteKtefflagABA NEGHTY-FM 4 I1T1t YEAR, NO. 50 __Trhone Company Plans Are Shelved Council Says Poles Should Remain on Tree Line—Community Christmas Tree Leo Friday night's meeting of the town council malnlethecl that bode. reputation for brief businesslike ses- sions, requiring leas than an bour for transaction of necessary bniInese. The reading of the minutes of the previous session brought a Prot from Deputy Reeve Turner and fr Reeve Moser, who demanded that th votes be recorded against the decin to pring a representative of R. Robertson, K.C., here to prepare t town's defence In pending court Dens. It was pointed out that they est oat on 8. he ac - had he et ng 64; of r. er Or ta- ng he red ad nil administration The letter was fit Tbe Dominion avid Canadian Sulk Company resepiained that their true driver was at times unable to gal wmething be done about it sod quoted the law on the matter. I was left te the chairman of the ha bor ommittee to straighten out. Deli Teleellowis A long letter frost the distrlf•t head quarter. of the Bell Telephone Com pany asked that the council recon Rider its attitede regarding the pia leg of telephone poke on Ow street in connection with the propowel expan W on of the lemitiony's liner; on th east efde of tows. - Some time ago the t• un motion prohibiting tbe company from moving their poles out #at in the borate Yard. on main utreets. It etated that they 'Mould remain osi the tree line. The company does iscrt like this idea and meintaIns that ite building pro- gram lv being held up. although the to Its propene'. The council coneldered the letter In committee of the. whole•mid decided not to Outage it. derision. It was decided, by motion. to allow - the epeeist committee Do handle ne arrangement* regarding the proposed Otirlatman tree to be held in Court House Park, probably on Saturday, Council/or Hiu•kinst annouweed that the members of the Maple Leaf Chap- ter. 1.O.D.R.. had agreed to 611 one thourtand tinge with candler, arid nuts for distribution at tbe tree. The otos and candle* will be porellesed be Doe • ALL HOME PRINT Yes; 1t was all printed right In our own once --colored Santa Claus and all. We are giving in advance the reply to a question that other- wise might ^be asked repeatedly after this lame of The Signal gets foto tae Lunde of its read-, WS. Color costa money, of course; but noticing is too good for The Signal's big family of subecrlb- ere IMMEMISMSINL- Hospital Affairs in Splendid Shape Aminal Meeting Discusses Pro - Parsons' Address At the annual meeting of Alexandra Hospital Association on Monday night, at MacKay Hall, there was some dis- cussion as to the advisability of in- creasing the accommodation of the bos- pital by the building of an addition. it was reported thIt Usti---ef the wards were filled esestaatly'aad that times the eaiettlag aeeenimadation severely taxed. The property committee was author- ised to look Into the posslMllty of ex- tending the facilities of the institu- tion. sed if the necessary funds can be made available plans for an addi- tion may be presented at an early date. Three retiring members of the board of governors, 0 L Parsee', hers. C. A. Reid and R. C. clays, were reelected. The only change in the beard was n e eentated by the removal of R. C. Wbeteley from Ossa . He is succeeded as tri by A. A. Nkvl, wits L also Mr. Wbatetey'e aYceessoe as lo- cal manager of the Bank st Moutreel. The board of governors Is composed as follows: 0. L. Pa rao.e, mese • GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURsfl:1Y, DECEMBER 12, 1935 New Subject for Collegiate Puiiils Agriculture to Be Taught—Board Will Secure Piece of Land for Practical Study Students In the agriculture class at the Collegiate Institute will have practical work to do In connection with ihelr studies next year. Mr. P. J. MacEwan, chairman of the property committee, announced at the regular board meeting on Friday last that a piece of, laud had been secured, and would be converted into gardens nest spring to provide prat% tical study tor the students. Principal A. R, Scott was empow- ered to purchase books for the school library to the extent of $75 and chemi- cal science apgaratus to the value of 1150. Numerous accounts were dealt with by the board A committee was appointed to in- vestigate eases of students attending tbe Collegiate beyond the slx•year per- iod. Students attending more than six years are required to pay towards their education. of a long Christmas holiday, as they will not be required to return to school until Monday, January 6. CASE ADJOURNED — -At—the-request of It. C. tepee eounsel. the case against J. How- ard Robertson, former Goderkh tax collector, °barged with fraud. was ad- journed by Judge T. M. Costello on 8aturday front December 17 to Jan- uary 15. Crown Attorney D. E Holmes objected strongly to the pro- posal for adjournment. Mr. Robertson is charged with con- verting to his own use $7.200 of mute- cipal funds. mourn ST. S. 8. IFFICEES At the anneal meeting of tbe calipers and teachers of North greet United ilaaday school the fislioAlng officers were elected for te3d: Superinten- date A. M. Robertson; assistant eap- erlateadent. F. Kershaw; weretary, Kari Westbrook ; treasurer, George Johawa; espertneendent of primary Mee althea; . temperance convener. W. Hern. On motion of Meows. H. R. Long and It. M. Robertom a motion of appreciation of the long and faithful tor -vice of the retireee superintendent. Mr. e, 3a. Robertson. was passed and plaeea on the school records. McLean. Mrs. W. L Horton, Mayor Moser, In. John Wilts.*. R. C Hays, J. B. Reyaolds. A. M. Robertson .1110 reappointed orary auditor. President's Adams Pres:West L. Parsons le his an- nual address said: ' total number of patients treated be be - 522. bY far the greatest in the hiatory e- of hospital service in mu .enenunity. and 1 may nay that frequently OW " capacity was taxed lo its Maxon, a e record which fully jestiaes the aetion . of the board la sieving to the new [premines yeses age. withal the vote of Me people; *ben filliy-ir-ard down the bylaw to funk% Asanebai Veit- -The revenue comparable to that 44 the preceding year reVell Ili so herpes* (Continued en page Jet Canctiate Representative •nswer to • question by Cows - eller Itrown, the Informattoe wee **applied that it was not necessary for the; conneil to set In the matter of maideut an appointment to the Cone - elate board to replace Mr. E. R. Ingle. Tbe latter wss appointed last year but never functioned In the peeltion. He with to complete the term of tbe The *PPointment was left over for wet were' eerie/el. IRylaw No. 15 wan pawed. by tbe terser of which tbe taxes rollectibet et dogs were returned to what they were before It was derided to ebarge mere for special, bred. of canine& Tbe rate* now are $2 for the Med dog with 114 for all addiednal maim •nd $4 for the first female with a charge Tiro finance rommittee advised the (outwit that soother $1,900 had been stemmed to the Collegiate hoard. snakier • fatal of 17.0a4.60 advaseed Is addition to tho amount a the re- relar town levy. It reerreassmided tilat the hoard he asked to repay Ode ahla before DarlPfliler lee. It atm reeommended Hist the below* et 411280 owing to the public library loosed he The Monotone oaf the erwasaittee ia to interview the management of the gondertch Origin Coupon, and try te arrive at some method for tbe pay- ment nf the arrears of tete& tCootInned nh pow 141 SUWON SPLITS Denson langridge. braitansis -nand. o painfully injured on Monday when a sledge -hammer wielded by a fellow - workman caromed from a wedge beld Langedge •nri spilt hie fingers. Seven stitches were required to clogs the wounds. The 111)441 were clamp- ing down a bier* on the steamer Bei - colder., from which 50.01* apsebele of the 'dotage cargo were dipped at the MRS. IteDOWRILIVIA RECEPTION A pretty affair on Thurrelse of lallt week was Mrs. S. McDoweles re- reption at her home on Britannia road. Mrs. McDowell was astabeed he re- ceiving by Mee W F. A. Mattel; the Mimeo; Mabel Powell aad Esther Hume invited callers to the drileAreemo where tea was pose., hIr Mr& W. P - Mimeo Margaret MeMeben, Phyllis Taylor and Mary Gilder sedeted In *erring the guests. 0110111011 BALI • MOMS Waren Reams and Liarety Ardellen sad Downtime Aftrart Maw The afternoon tea mei mile of work lead baking steels was beld by the Ladies' Aid a the ilsietint church hut liaterday afternoon. was a derided sue - real siesee arranged sad warns. Which was In Rent as aftrectios for buoy etroP• perm on such a wet day The table of fancy work sod apron+ was • low- ly Agin. sheppere wire taw aad prien reamonanyo. Time malls tables wan • picture to tope one* appetite for geed Maga. Vbe randy table wall "tweet." Ifes tes-roogn was lovely with ita melt eel** rov•Ted with saints their, •aseil (wetted with '11%* work table was hs charge of 164 Mrs RIM OM and the tea room end cage, IBMs were to eitarge et Mrs. Mae Peraelagton, sweated hr Mrs. Loewe i STONE CRUSHES FOOT 'Jim Sallows Victim of lingua/ /taxi - Ann 0111 Neighbor's Paris Jim Saliows. aged elven, 8011 el Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sallowa, Goder- fell township, formerly of town, was the viettin of an unuerial accident on Saturday, which resulted in 814 re - moral to Alexandra hospital with twn broken toes. • The boy was attempting to catch a farm owned by Wilfred Cox. The bird just managed to keep out of reach, so Jen attempted to -climb a etone wall to catch It. A rock came loose, Jim fell. aed the stone fell on his foot, crushing it and fracturing the bones -IWO 4,4141#11. tetettortimmttcomeettryg Shop Where You Are Invited to Shop Read the announcements of Ooderich 's siGNAI, PRINTING co, LIMITED pubushen, PERSONAL MENTION Chicago Welcomes Mr. and Mrs. I.: Woolleouthe are with Cops and Guns vending the winter at erimeby with i their daughter, Mier Dees. Mrs. L Naylor. of Luclinew 044 Olideeich Ken Display Friendly Interest in Business ogrid Store- keeper Takes No Chances • season.. balling the Lakes. eirs Wm. Metier), of Dungannon. spent a few days here last week with their brother, Mr. R. 'r Phillips. • Messrs. Robert C. Wilson. of the Ser. Wm.• Sebum and Hared Wilson. -of the str. J. B. Foote. arrived home last weekeved for .the After visiting freed, In town Mrs. eorne Grummett and daughter, Shir- ley, have returned to Saskatoon, and Mrs. Lionel Breretoa and baby Fran- cis. to Calgary. Mtn Frances Lidice. of Minneapo- lis, Minn., spent the week with her cousin, Miss Roberta Jobniaon. Miss Lillie° is spending the winter with her grandparents. Mr and Mrs. John RIM= DONATION Athaagek Chapter, LO.D.E.. Contributes 828 to avie ReRef At tbe regular meeting of Ahneeek Chopter, 1.0.D.K.. on Friday, the sum of $2.5 was voted to civic It was also decided to White $5 to the stapes the --41-iiiiiter's hos- tile ward. will be decorated with a plant, -*bleb 'the Haietary wag In- structed to provore. Mrs. D. J. Leine. regent, reported -that seises hod been given to entraace -it-the -public srbool connnenee- meat exercises; also that a wreath had been pieced on the eenotspie 011 Armistice Day. - intecteettmecters THIS ISSUE OF THE SIGNAL This week's throe of The Sig - ping Number. conies of sixteen pelages, in *Melt tie reader will And Mooch eg eattisMing later- Canadians 511, to bave a rept- tattoo across the border for being ftetrgtr,'t hut never has it been &aid that Canadians are of the criminal • doing some shopping in Chicago. The three trooped into a store where the third man asked for a dresa he In- tended to take home to Ids wife. The Goderich boys, being seeable chaps, engaged the manager in eonversation and Asked_ about 81. business. lie eyed them suspiciously, then called a salesgirl to wall on them while he went to the telephone. Nivins, In the meantime, walked to a nearby store, where he asked about a windbreaker. He heard tbe *erten: of a siren outelde and was about to wail( otit, not being satisfied with the goods shown him, when fie was confronted by a police/nate Whe rammed a gun in his stomach. At tile One's "OM "Jumbo" stared In astsAlabittiat he, sail lila tire friends similarly lined It --wee explained that the, Were es, atospirern bent TOW' up men. The fidgety storekeeper bad *lied the pollee, suspecting the mo- ves of three men who asked after is D111.411(44 sod ordered a house The three "tough-lookine Cana' lane were released with an apology nd answers in whivh they Interfer- er/1y explathed the situation and entitled themselvee. 'Ph. storekeeper's. ears were set to urning by the looks from the officers before they got III their latigh-Powered ruiner and drove away. Recently Clayton Nivins and aeon Young, of Goderich, with fellow - workman from the str. Bricoldoe. were ti id Lions Bid Farewell to Departing Chief Make Presentation to .7. H. Taylor —F. E. Hibbert Chosen Chief in Election of Officers Chief Lion 3.17. Taylor, manager of 11fP Groberieb breech of tee Canadian Bank of Commerce, who learee In a few days te take over the Galt braneb of the Mule wee the recipient of • smoking jacket wIth the 140Tra crest tbe club members last night. The preeentatlos was mlade by Lion C. R. Rannders, who expressed keep regret eta behalf ef the Club at the Mr. Alsendera expressed appreelation of the work done by Mr. Taylor in the Club. la *filch he had been an In- terested, active and earful mean:ter. Other elan anembers awoke briefly of Mr. 'Neter** artivitiee in the Club and Ooderiet. Fie la • member of the Maitland Golf flub and the Goder- tell Bridle Clasb sod the been actively Interested la the affairs of the town. Mr. Taylor replied. briefly on receiv• ing tbe gift. Re sold his four years in OoderIch bad brew among the hap- piest in his life. waa heti. resulting es follows: Chief, T. R. Elikbert; vice -chief, ?reek Dem - treasurer, A le. Erskine; Of iel`e.- bkry, Nelson Rill: Lion tamer, Chas. Meekina: tail twister, C. E. Talbot. The Liens Citib Ratite flans toad reeeeved • *obi* start when tho Club and its members made sn lutist do -1 nation anionstiag to $10. On Folder thee the staff of the beet anew smoker." lir. J of Montreal. eacende Mr. Taylor. hew arrived ts take over the asaalligemetat of the beak Tirst and intent are the shopper an Lim ble437:rt these days when bears are pre- -does and ow waste to know where to shop without waste of time in looking for the right place to get what one wants. Our sleet progressive merchants see repeceented In tbe ads -eras - leg columns of Uri* ierue; read Special reatures In this number of The Signal will be found severe! Christmas storiter---two hy local writer.; of for Mleteee,- by Harry J. Boyle of -St. Augustine.. and 'Chrlatmas and the Youngest &Moe," by tille. 7'be Signal in proud to peeling the work of these young writers and predicts that more will he beard of them. fenthey Irmo -the facile pen of lie- (If bow litany year. agoe--- wet he of litely ',Merest to oki- er resident., of the town and to 014 boys and girls elsewhere. One of tbe Huron trid Boys of Tomato wrItte Of the annual meeting of that Awociation In the MO, and evert Rome servant of the °Hein of what le now, we believe, the largest and most vig- oeone organization ,f the kind In Toronto Among ober news teatime sill be foond a report of tem De- cember meetly of the Huron musty council. spread on several Pkgea the G.C.I. examination liats; the reeort et the annual meetiwg of the Merits! Alme- ria tiore and nemeh other toes! end eaglet sews. together with editerfal set (Ober tenni fee - In tel. issue •le. Is the from Abytednia. Thin series of letters direct frost the 'troubled kin of ltualsodit la. we believe. •ttractiag moth attendee. , The Prowl Page itiriappos lipoid not be Christ - here be te on the frost page. la •prerroptiete celore We might say. for the isformatkre of anew vow might think other- wise, that thin elder priatiag la doe* right hero la the Niguel el- f** by The olgnal's owe pent - ors, se ta 1810 esHro lono• of The ffignaL . lee think It lei • rather Infer - egging tow ee aro heeding to - mer readers tble week Mal CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS tioderich merchants hit%e pre- pared for the Littering season wet large storks of scononable goods. Tbe reward of leek en- terpriee should he the patron- age of the people of town and district for whose eonvenience thew stocks have been accumu- G- OO▪ D JOH—WELL DONE After nearly one month of steady labor, the eod et tbe tree -pruning in Court House Park 1s at hand. The coneractor expects to finish die job today. There la a vast difference in the general outlook of the park One or rwo trees were cut down Ind the tangled branches that encircled the perk have been cleared ont Scores of wagon -loads of limbs and branches have been removed. • G. C. 1. Jetornaliste Ask ter a Name for Their Paw An election napalm promise of the "Independent" student party at Collegiate Institute was fultIlled With tbe publication this week of a Palter et Alin So far the paper Is without a MEW wed the management lo offering a P of $2 for the best suggeetion. Prima also are offered for a scbool swag and • school yell. Edwin T. Dean, leader of the "In- dependent" party and president of the Literary Society, is manager a tbe paper; Miss Agnes Campbell is editor- in-chief, and Mimes Norah Costello, Marjorie Calder and Donald McMan- us and Jack Kershaw are assistant eontents of tbe first issue in- clude &Kicks 011 yevious wheel ac- tivities; belt, rielliores. serious and otherwise; hUllkofoos paragraphs, etc., seotierire among of edvertio. lag by loes1 marehastiLe The students ere well pleased with STILL IN HOSPITAL Mr Dave Mcilwain. who has been Alesaa4re bospital log the past right arm. thenered la tallier tarp -ladder, le makingevereesiow pro - Igrew toward% recovery. An three- ' eondition. He celebrated his preven- tion in one foot has complIeated his La 1100p and many of hie Men& called. to wish AN •ETHIOPIAN 14 -ROUND DINNER I him a speedy recovery. .. ty-tirmt. birthday in licemItal last week Bonding Company Wants to Settle Meeting at Town Hall on Tuesday Discusses Shortage in Tax Collector's Funds A speilal meeting et the town coun- eil on Tuesdsv evening discussed with W. A. Riddell, chief. (.1alms adjuster of the United States Fidelity and Guarentee Company, the possibility se • settlement of the elaim of the town against the company arising out of Dm shortage in town funds due to alleged defalcations by tbe late town tax col - Nothing was given out. at the town ball as to the result of the Meeting. but It is authoritatively Mated that a Reltlement .111 be &raved at. addition to Mr. Riddell tbe com- pany was represented by Mr. W. P. Fetterly, while Mr. D. R. Nairn, town solicitor, and Mr. Pickup, law partner of Mr. R. 8. Robertson, ICC., special town counsel. were present to advise the town fathers. It is claimed that the settlement will be satisfactory to tbe town and will involve the payment by the com- pany of most of the alleree shortage. • 111 Me meantime, Judge T. M. Cos- tello has granted a stay in the Pro- ceedings &Wen Howard Illtheirteon until Jesuitry 15th. _ 4rbe-enfla was to be proceeded with ea eiteicher At Oegoode Hall on Tuesday emir ler the -Ult. Fidelity and Outran - tee Company moved for a court or- der to stay proceedings in the article against the Compaoy until the crlinn- I ease ehould be diamond of. re. motion, however. was diemiseed. COAT ON nag It seemed almost unbearably warm evening. At leart it seemed so to George Price. He seised to the door for a breath of the root wintry air aad returned to the counter. Once again it became uncomfortabLy warm. He sullied Somethlageburnl He suddenly slapped wildlyat his a spark* ratipeaded to tbe 200r. The lining et bla coat WK. Mirage ealkait sal) from hi* pipe, BOMBARBED-WITH • • The recent earthquake performed a ;genuine service for at tette one Co• tart') fartuvr. John Lowe, president Of the Guelph Winter Fair. hail lisi41 a particular wee cm hIpt farm tor many 11 as satisfactory as a source of water but nat outstanding. The morning •fter the earthquake It was bone dry. emoting about for the much - wetted Auld another W(91 I/11 the pro- perty was tested one althongh former - it had proved to be of no cattle. . A -111//e work At the bottom iif-The hole and water surbieuly burro through In tremendous vollitile allot ten feet Into the itir anti g00% 111/ed the cnvitv. It has proved to be one of the finest artesian went' in lly. E. RA EP worm. el D. Western Ontiftio end hue *thee been Interior Mission Sufferings Intense, but He Zan ages to Stay the Full Course Editor's Note.—E. Ralph Mope M.D., formerly of Goderich Toronto. Ont., hat, for the Mast years been In thence of the Leper Hospital of the Sudan interior nen, three miles from Addis Ababa on that much -talked -of country frmn the InOtic. l plates and •poon• are no port of a 'native banquet and were provided elmeelally In our honor Meth Soup ▪ The thert renew was eoup—plain i▪ smer. At hest there were no solids in It. The emend course also Will soup. reinforeedtly eggs—eggs eoddled. ibolled. fried and treated 111141 WO* treated. nave eourivatof weer. like the eith and flow of the tides. - • fore the plate we* empty, an amen - tied our Writtev Ferment?" ler Nationol Pic - closed the 1,14 Assure by which water ("I persitiel injo the former well. - bat (q•-ticil a new one to provide a better and purer souree. Three Germans Will Become Canadians Appear Before Judge Costello for Naturalisation Papers—One a War Veteran Three Germane who swat EnglIsh quite well, appeared before Ji1lifff• T. M Costello In County Court on TOPS - clay afternoon, and ronvineed HIP Hon- or that they were weld material for Canadian eitieene Aide Centeno aligned their reeom- mendations for natnralization papers. Guitar Rohn. aged fifty-two. eve* at Zurich with ble wife and child. whom he bronght to Canada from their home at Belchgerw, Poland. mov- en year* ego. He fought for his country In the World War. but when tined if he intended to return he re- plied. "No. I could never after living in thi• reentry." litieherd Wagner. aged twenty Oredlton. who rano from Bitten - (eke Germany. six year. ago. was • sesehinlat at Ids old home. hut ar per - folly happy working en a fain here. II. would like tn a trade Wagner (wane to Canada as • remit. of descriptive letters and recommenda- tions from a friend here. Frits Wedeln. twestyffirefeee:old Dasnarood youth. Moe te Canada Ire rears ago from Eseinowen, Prone. He eater,. to Canada hereto. he thonett be would have a better ehanee, seri 'the way it looks there 1 woeld rather be bore." he said. "We think Canada in the greaten country In the world." raid Judge hoe - teen. "and ere ere glad to weleetne Addle Ababa - ( By Air Mall )—Th borriii cruelty of war ia not nee - to me. 1 too have bden In bank, I tog, have experienced the Mkt* en (sunder and the deadly attack. have eaten dinner with the Goverbo "fAinly.floitneill°Who van ender* the pea- Ightnent of fotirteen rounds ad deadly attack oil the eitedel of hie steinsei. iikiletirmaanyml 'nt under heavy fire 1 ed hill four and &my, I kept eir seat until the last cheese horadepeboveytrbehartetej lion. hi • final ef- fort to carry the day. 1 tlo not iroow whether are ever awarded for this form of twerolem but if they aro *hal! Noe with Gewirmseapply. It was 10 o'cloek one pelareful morn- ing that the Governor of Wiesner sent at the station* to diaper at 12. "The Invitation Ina generally anappoq sod the little band set out light-latogrtedly, link dreaming of tb• trial of strength that was soon to engage nu After beleg greeted be the Goyernor 'behaving taken our placed at Ma table. there ensiled a long pansy. The invitation had dagaltely mentioned Matter, but the sermate seemed to be sieving almterudy to aad fro and eralt- Welt in the Pleivreefillide 'dant was MI bawl to till up the plate More soup eentallting a new sue The sone followed by chicken ir every form of apptoil. ;111011 111( in Mt, :met liver. Treading' .41 the heel or thyjsmik era. the beef, light ljtsaaaaktal. Itels the custom to serve e rnw meet at all henquets elle), bate ' to volt gnarl MeV by cooking It. one Id the mord formidable of the ' 'Meeks which we were called upon to suffer I.nme in baskets rocered with O blue or red cloth. To me It was Dr. Hooper fo• ritotten disturber #.4 the peace, the dreaded "Deem' Thew dilate of Injera were ns large as the. !argot paneakee thee were gigantic. They were a !tundra! Aunt eymitna buck wheat, relied into One. Thew huge Morror% were geirA41 utsm try the at a quarter section. and &vomited fan- like at leery plate. Course. Foible Fast The #ourses followed each other iso rapidly that I lost count. or rather was beginning "to take count." There wag a generous supply of fried flame in OM' Ot the Mabee hut what piece it hail in the proceealon I am unable to meal). There was rice or wow - thing that looked like rice &ad there were. edher dishes that most be name- less From time to time the Governor foldel up some portions of food which be retarded especially choke and indiented that they were tor ma. This wart a mark of *pedal attention, but I &matte* Hier t HON to appreciate it Ftnally I appealed to the Havered, 15 French. tbe only language we both understood, but he preteaded to ads- underetand me and piled more feed on my plate. We were now coming to the rIllialt. A doable formation a tito red pepper squadron was poured on our plates witb evident giro My first inethert wart to ring for the fire brigade. but I remembered that there was so MAI thing in tike *ovine,. I was mere Due all was /cat aid / was sear ray end. Then ak last "Ivan gee" I/al wended end the day wail wand have braved the terrors and dea- rer* of a haitelvelied one •-e. the peels of the 81,8 altitudes and tem internee heat, Ant, believe me, they are teething compared with the ordeal a Abrogates feast.