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er *mu
4 watt*
41a 4
•*01$9,, -
tittosi: !to
,t
n
if *S4inetirites_y:
see you. iron
Duncan wrung the thn hood with an
• t tendsitt
neasy ee its of ass. for he had
a tentter *armor in bis heart ler this
eist
itliktfUNAtirlicettr
childhood -Ile svof the-handseme tau
fog face, ha , pot., faded atvey
lie fit th vWage.
a 11V4Iy dwth&ng youtha nind-
k'%, It- WO years alr" tit
the rni1adyhad attacked Ilalph
- and all one low of -it 'Ittis'Uriatb� bMl
-
been found in an -tinceaseelOus conditton
In the loweat quarter of Nurichester.
Pier,• Wtt.trt t•bik_W03
Oilled
her Sun ant,
e"171" 414g.
1111 g.11,1N UM'
-114440 4‘;\th 1,4
-
And the namela • ,tiick to hcr
Li her real name' querk Dun.
on with placid curiosity. -
lust Sunbeain. It was that front the
first. folks • say that'a A* Christian
siamikAbut,,,t4Jm4A54.-AVIVA.4t eM
1110 -14) sAY-141-400#1404140,4-leari4,404-
,Sarthelim--441101-be- lo,4',11u-end-4 tb
chapter. • Bill would black -the- aye* o*
any who lasetight” a cloud to her face,
itileans.glanced round the 00# tittle
At with a$111ilk.-
to.; stitt'sot fit Itoty-7betvo,
uteAo 44411 place, hut '14-'0 had •plenty •
events crowded into, toy
„tvith Suribearn-4-Suribeatifsfather.
ow manyj;41 -any oI'
babe, babbling and chflJe Gnrnor.
,.settw*ve,„-.andiho
-H Injured' init,
hozne. He rwalled" t
',pets tie.. had heard, of the strange coin,
. eidetic* of . Atis ‘, Moos. • dating
frowthe firSt appearatteetirpublic ot the
uontaft he had loved, as •the aillanced
. bride of Lord Crtt.se at, the Nicachester'
Bunt. Bull, and the mysterious' disap.
pVarance tt• thtt woman's niychild,
-ilittte'-girt-of-tftrcel-Ttrtrtr-.n'trentie-XS-
senility Itounis tad closed on that fate.
h Freer was found insen-
sible And Vatted, A, sante • une
the search for the intssing,eltila had be-
• gm" but the 'cloud had never risen front
'hint- Despite Very aort for-romery.
• the lost Ohltdhad not been. 1.01Md• Tho
-queries -as, To71t6i7dr5li1)10--o-iittitithrw
niained unansviered. flad Oat& known
.nything about . ift? • None could; Ult.
Had he itintseif spirited tterawait from
A Mad- sense or -revenge? ;No.orie knew,.
".94,:hat. seemed .inest, probable lo alt was
-- thnt ho.hint-pursued--thrr-kidnap
,tnet WS fate „.iia• trying to. . rescue,
-
.At all, Ovents ilfe.AN:as ruined. •IIL5
sUcinory he hari forgotten
• et egthing 'that had itap -since
la -t Vis.tol_Qt..,111c*Ori4441L1,10_Iored
tlJfle.3 Ii.vas'41.1114St -414d, ndlrnd to be trader restraints —Everything
-co id- be don's for, -h" t was done . He
Spent years ahrt:Oul to 'rettirti half dated
and brokewspiriteel. The .very -mention
otif tap woman he haLiovedeVied, at_on
•ti...his 'eyes., and. set•Ittg,nervos-on
Dimean's,tate t14*tiliOcl, 4$ be thought4
then tel 'iligeein, for larknew L 441
Cruse, and had for he the deVetiOn
a $61Ing 1.44o for 'a noble -hearted wo.
man: Ircaldes,:ltad -*to --not-7Sti
iitrociously •hersetts With a little 'shiver
_.:110-Troalled the,terrilde meeting she had
• • had with the ecrivaleseentittan, when
she had 1titptorf,4 *on to reinetribet*, to
-7-4e1t-vhat-Ate-lotect., - 110 ---had, -sow her
kneeling _ l*totehs %tree her belutittil
es-str.O. o
trtinz. P depair
tli, which
lmit--afterlhiriruitteSs-toterview7
as vivid now -in. his inentorr nt
--theugit-•-he•bad--Seen. 11,--
4r44$fr,-1:0140141-g
- place inefmontIts„later-site.h.11ii
'happilieerfrtd•-tore loref.i, it -war
tor that he had taken 44 Inectiolable•
tronble.` Even now the search for the
missing- conlittited. 11t4V4 ..),Vers
--Ittori-Avitealtope„flailVtd In every
• breast but' hors.. •
..t'Sonie,ilay *I shalt find her 1" 6h0 Lad
on -e 10 hint. *; with, the beautiful'
strile. that :thrilled ell' that •knew her.
lie sighed ••deeply," Ito felt,sure that'
she was tilt lite innprent eatias -Pt 114
idols - She was so! goad,so-
norables • • •
o., she W4IS 014111111,57 tO bhuno
rxxir tornele. ptitiph*s t cannot
hthes' she weis•A flirt." he stijiloquisid
'View Mtlage ekented to Spring,up
to :hint, °and t ouId helpto
min face. Ifov
gladlv Out -no -400 *rib.
chi1I i- dead,' Si) neVerbe• found
, „
light trip thewtable: with* his.
1 lied k\z.etv ttio gat. The
window &nt as1t .filitsiv out" hap the
uented, garden.' Ilis landiadY t,113P.cAro1
at tbit
*Well. •• Yolir luggage'tias ,•acitte•
she, *ululated, r'zpror
'light yea wile lost.. It's nearly two
hCurs
it! rot '.6tivtliitiktiy, reerry, MisS
repliCd y'otng 100411 with, his
- iLil. '"Iltit it .1.4so beatitittil
1t42 1 went for a lillte• S12511, and .qtlite
4rpi'ichlt POO it Wag."' -
Lttekily 1 'neva ittaile the' tot„•nor
toekol tia ). ems ete• th•,ty would haw*
1.vaset. '11.31„ we've had our
,st,rpr4se tP09,. ;sir. , .•
"Sati '4:to
to,(14 SQuetittrig 1-,n 1 sup
41e4rars"), yistt *ire itotadkietto
'It's made u vire seruilptions..
41.itt! titt73; lilit..Siti2141.0, an* me ttinai
4111%,'. Alynpered •the 4flAi ti'inshing
with ricie.,;tnoP,. °It 1,4 Wee. Mek rottor
aftcf tiittirt biTnAqigativ."
s is, is -ox,c,tilated• th
rotor( man. t�
*bout rate. Anti I ts !LIM.
*So.. s.t; 4i cent* 1_ littS
• :hoatp.. TOtrierrim Iwfl
.
Aftt 'UK'S that telt
1011.04,0 flu91, covered the
ha crigu with 'Ms, Aunt
with vat jMrejwith 40x.
one. -1FAIWi71:111-40-e--&ar
. Sunbeam *tithed. ,Evert A he aunt'
had entered: the 'reoria she bad been
'struggling with her feelings of di$rili*
leap.
t,*
even •ch
tael"'; h
may rnt.ftI inrlined to place scive ouk
plit mixture",
"re; it
'jury to the Momechor ttier
'tome 04 .ifilftt iL a
taint comes•
Is -1114, prescription -of% an eminentu-
se enttm- reputation., it
trgiNa '
roggisi h4M4. 1410411 asked
fitated that te could either supply the
redlents -the prescription .tor
cur " reader.,' also recemittexid.s it ea
1/4,
or
0e4„ orcvery, flTh
r xornud useruIne
koo
, .
Its locety'in. the tx
od ittrera,,o'
at,out
141
sogn4
0101-014 -ind•the m
••• ".
ted litter of three4t fOur,,,, it is right of re ittth-
•And.-•;proper---.10--- ive--,--ter•-••amot • 'try •
••1 tM it AtitrOp4A en
ttut th, tow-. that is • poor Weal:Ai" sh•ci:
icAns1414; VitrAthatomill„,4441;cat.Ar
:pia oven with ,the test of care -and . • :••,,• •• -,•
A GRIME
year-roand balarieed rattan, she, npAill preAttg
shotild have her 'ration broadened OvOli .:!0"14.111 411.0744401.gw - - •
14 the point of tulikirig, ter, Id end her
career be ;closed as quiekly os'pOssibtei:
.;
•-fors growing, or is in -•tty.. ai.
.satistaeOry " mother*, sh.m d , than
be stkerer, and
rth is desire "ed. an -1
114,41`0104-
tites .
rntthick s
felt hers1f tvy1ng the innI1est
,chitd wholik fa1her hand6 8104
joHet with: liettetit•'ItT
for a Clean Incater .' the had,
,s100-4, Wiping away 'her blinding' tears.
Therektre • Contrition for her lack of,
•• •
:void ,OT.7•Abaritar--trtadO-4tor-moro.-Wzlltttr
1.-Itear-Wittritio.--tempeN-ne-ensioce'
e 'conrplain' atOut labor Wing
0 a great deal ot it inefficient. •Labor
' 0440414$ iihAtit •1lvizig 0111'
shoes, clothing and ittings'to tat be g
,high.- 1 have only 4 4$4*114141
know -
!edge of cconomic 00411144$ in Ilia
:cities, but 1 suspectthatniiiny a ma.
IL 4.4ourrtry-breeding-nrina-Vetns,7
titan wtrn cn the -feeffs,...would--hc- able- totvUe.,,
°Inman .f.,L.A1,_
ghtfriitrtr:Wit
td IL 9&1p!e of pigs'
-ehildren
-AV•cir,
lichen. The man to* his pipe from
,14,5s .E4M,Atit and grinned curt ingly.
"Thatia just Wet 1, was deli Mtn' on,
flettk, on ,ktioVit yoUrself that I 4ever,
,4st '.vked by 1b4 sweat of my brow,
nor never shall. 1 atzet such •4 kirt
or two jobs when, you spolr'
e Likely as
• not I shall only be 4 few'days 'ere.
• VV. a :les alret the best lice for In
sor . owns areifore 'ors")d e. ,
lietty plit down the saucepan ,she had
been - cleaning and canio 010Se -UP. to
hon.. . Iter round 'eyes: held' 'a world of
hi airy:III*. Atli 'oh had
mop, „Litat:you re
•o! again., r, yohr, hand hos'
lust 1 t eurtithiih Biti. For.,14y. sakedoift
14, ritalt. Hotpoint& Inc and-lier«",;
• "IiSt bows t do remember on 1444a
elm -plans. You efortA
work 'don't pay. Whet ••cotiteTT
did. Whal 'ave[•rrfe,,,,elt14 Sneer.
id Bill, plunging la hands into, lite
.0kets and sucking his... pipe, •- • - •
She sighed. 'tletilY •teare' sprang to'
her" eYes.
flabby. Why do you wanVto siarVe?"
"My ;snvh-2g will last :Many years,"
she,mitproured ,ending Oyer tho fire.
fio.chuckled 441u
"Your .savings• were m101 ' You, don't
_mind moneythent"
Nit CourSo
- - she exclainied,in-
dignantly;,"l4rn with !out as before:.
ft isn't that. 1t'a ausir your tack*
g.41M1 ' and, at
She lakoslhat '
time rig
• " ed his ex to
yes, • wl . press xi
sititening rove heless, for he l-\ cd
as ranch as he Could love any outs. "1
want 10 .talk over one or Astro matters..
Lor my is•O thts 'ole Won't 'be 4 160
one, An in a cardboard. l'ouSe like this
•''ttslts•-•'-welt--tc-7-Jtllt-busiin'sntnitsrr-uo-Ori
else Is In'
Sunbeam nodded her heed, :There was
ining 16 realize Lhat
et
ith-4he-Holso
" arvei-o
a St; e e
neither seen nor hear before. What
Wald 'he have to saYt be inedlig-
ing_souto fresh biirgiaryt.2_ A tthiver tin
,thrOng:t
urtheent'rlyon-
.ta(Llather_le you?"
Site Started. _ Lave s
:She took hi s toughe hand,
•bulv40 been, the of .fithers.,
itutOr you from tits bottom Qt• my
ti" he whispered in- 10W-AflOte.05
prwsing her soft ups to the Itorkit $1tio.
110 glanced triumphantly at Ins' sts.
exclaiming in, on exultant tone: ,
-heir as I've *wen • suelt gratitoofk
Sunbeam; you can't refoso to. be dooti.
fat •?"
cormaipm,14ent.
Who queStkina that be Carries
heavier load than either of Altera? It is
rtetabia that all three aro of about tbe
sumo age.: •
_hat *Ound 1641$11141104 in ft strong
frame. The .1(410W/rig clet4i1$ vt. „tits
daily life In the, I
goine -a ace at the month of the Neva'
showwhat' a Irian can 'grt'• through. ‘un-'
:ASOlated.' • He rises at ololock in the.
. trOrnirig- and ',after 711 glais'of-coffee7bew
JliflS 10 lave the eble4--Of The dentlet-'
Ainriit-Wintfa '74-1 "4----1-Ve-----enorS:t "1- !Ma-
Ofeletir; hen ho takes his
.1autchion't.:i.titeal Winch. neveeoeCtI.Pit.
More than -2
* A alAittE11-1•0 AN 4101111.
• He devotes •the entire afternoon to rek
ceiving inerilbem of the Council Of the
Empire, going over reports from the
Stinister of the- Interior until- at iectoetcli
Ahen he dines* alloring h'imself • only
t4rty minutes. -Then ho takes his daily
gdutoutis Wiled s Ile to
'Atti A Monitiand Other (0 •
Bti toils
'Iriy;th*e; death of 4 wonitin in 13read-
E 13-n04ml:title 4Sylion- 144 -vatic -
-ot traordi'tern
,atinats;.- 14r --
and• 'Intlif$214414-'ns It;elifeated---'`="r-'-
'3%anuirtnatar Afre414$1440,arilige“0-vitHV-----
ItiOttier She, formed -it har
as , .patient, of a local
'11'401/cat Mati- Aralitiswite7After-aterio
during whit% Miss Eitiounds' telendshin
for the doctor developed into a passion,
• ilia° doctor's, Wife died - under Ovum-
aliineAs 'sugosting She was nolsorteh by
anat„..:sundiassed.Jecttt.
4$4-1lielr44T-0-400t--loach
the e. h u lea 4 'heart . nd mind.,
• because nature holds no eorrup ittiren--
'svirotlittent; I suspect -there or 'plenty
,e1\1
,of these uteri on ten and twetire • ftiteert
And .isvettly 'dollars per week •"sii artes,*.1
tiring In lite towns 'from hand to month ,
'vitlt °Ittler tiand 114)t Plctil.lit ever very ting sweet:mei-its. Some inonths poss-
. _ _ ....
ho•-htnte--thieesti . e u ti n el:4AV ta
mplain .thst living is high. 1.44 not
,111 0 to be harsh or ard 'on an i
. - 0 1 .0, p see some of he ntiaguitV
o ,. lownr.seekerd pinched hack:. to their.
,torth-rtgitts in the country, -.- - • ..
'my_ re4dir -t44y-te. 'complaining that
• 't ..4tm. ,getting'• away. -:.. Trom, .10$4-7 -$1,114e444.
but..,,,rea.,,i •: 1 _"•e.:StIo. are•
•-so , fainaslionally•-estabilshed - .4-Oit•- the,
,fartia' that we' agrieuthiral-.„rellowe who
. talk 'ottit:flito* ontselVei• the:widest .kirld''
'..et, littitUde' and still not go .aMray.
Or .Cotir.40 labor is high..Iiecause,:itt,'
:borers-4re feslase---of--Stinply and
-..41eintind. Personally 'I do ,nQt think 14- .
,t0:r ' is .411,y' higher than the; general .
.
prices . of term products. The farm'
7:worker is -net living, any better or .savY•
'leg any more tnoney than is due tiro,
'Mv com taint * ainsV labor la o! the
rinittity„. '•"-•Vi on •-: ectle'paying-itrWir
-lac and a, half to 4 dollavand-a-lialt
IttanizbutribeAyliump-,OintMent 1-S-11.4v-74-
tri6„. to ,workc so .4nueh. harder to, make
til. the delicit, twenty-five cents. Now,
. wt. have high-priced • labor and • much
rt.c.--Ortbiki*lit.tilitY;--ufid- on'er-earitiO
let-14,6'.eittint„ty,littitgitie- anything MixIl.
teghet• than _ corn at seventy -live cods
. fie: bushel, oats at -flity-Ilve*, hal at
. tWenty, -dollars per ton and up, wheat
..bran at ,.t.svontytatx silotiors ' s. too by.
:,..,cong
lit4r-t,,,Gialti;d4. ttattisdtionorta boitelt,erafteextiluitslii - ctthi.V.41"1,,,.
at -. •leat,i( than tWenty,kilve-110, tiaras,
' 10' stinhttened ..brother, there Is '.'net
41ielt Pleasure- and "-tertairil.yille -proi
'tit -In-- associatirtg-:. the -.Poor 'cow and
Protittitliii.-beg,„.Abilt...• you 2hav
' ' r41rge1t-laktr,S4 thC LOFILH.arid.„.ottis• and
.,th,.., hay does iiat , in the 1064-tino-liw
'c--i-.lit
ligUres of values". .1f 4
.bay Is Vt 4 14, s1 he 0, , 1:0 In -
7 -littl44-setiv' IttTrreturn
"triOat iithea--144.-A
• feeding it,..•.,
eedt'Otf .6eVertty 'cont ornila' got,
itrig-l'ittek"--kr''11-7:buitc.-.st ty-.. cents from
'Abe t'il'ot,v, the steer or„.,t1Ita :Mgt, is -.at;',
ways A losing game, ainl )1,,ta.a.,041.00
. At •Whidi ,Iii; Vast nninber of farmers 4140
rl
. flaying! or ''' ,ratiter livetiting,•„, 'They
. don't.- it . vt,;.7VOV.--14, bay...areklioingit-tr,
.
not oCAttfin';'• would. -stop it,,..... Some
•,
would -keep. At It that the traditions: of -
:their, Practise* might net be disturbed,'
'. t's :It: 1 '7):4"tt.:':'o'L.,'i':v''t':ily:',:::::
; t tog -prpdtteti there are. 'cows tog•d
and tor litieed ittoort butlAtie pm., -
litif iretto. 'Olt -otwooirso4ig -that- Out,
.4)f -thew 1114 .,fitiner ,can.,.SupWirt...a. !pt.
' (q Other tien.protitiebag„ ,ailitittila, • nOt
wOrtlt •thitr.sitit,„, ii7*-404414 symotrat,
‘.,moitainiz ..140$-:e.sestio. houtw.'4,0vtatsintry.„ ,Ltcri4t,,1)0.1",-.14)ii It •:Twelot :-ittdilett, .:
tit the pralltif or ;the rifoiwf'trilikarst
If all the tinPriiiitabiti 'tows -avoid --ite•
..attlitrtieted from our dairy' prWtint..litiS"
,C,111 4g lititilOe'itiklirlet of butter Would:.
:•ru$14 reedit fifty, cents A 00444, 44.e.
$01/10 .Or the eottotephred Loysii Mtg.'
ing on...the city', would'. begin, 10 hanker
-km, tho,:creim pots` batii on itt4J ilititti.,
because of, Suaheam.
heart. She's 4$ 8000
totose-botrib;is41 ;overlie -di .*
UIIUg but dutiful?"
Ira pin' to let yoti_le:so, more, by:
asking •• you 40. a .shliple 'thing for
• me. .11/4find you, a tririg. tie good girl
°Would tents 13 do • for 4 parent 'wot "as
e'ttinesIn-erfror-ier"1
tiS'Ofitddeieitlieflipgret)e:Tthrough'
• Vttcould it be sifntg7,-
:
at her aunt.- The 'woman cat as thou h -
'turned 14 stone* a mortal dread_ hi t
Thealglit waSt•rtit 'reassuring; bt.
45.5unbearri •was: plucky. -
"What .lather?' -she -asked, smit-
ing alveefly At biol._ • 0140 - hear your -
vole end -see- -Aunt - Ifetifs facei-2-1
But
17":
will 3tedlartti
to -it :Mkt .111e:-...places.:as governes 01
thhiryou like, VISItor • it yot. tan.
But few -4kel, i'Afse
from his. liriss . Sunbeam was standing
before hint with, a honor -stricken face
-0.-00, hither, stop. • Don't iT Anything
th,att_f cannot do it!, Oon't_be,ttrigr
with ine, but 1 catirt do-Itils. thing you
. • •' . • -
"You carlitOtl` .1411, You Must. yotir
father an, you must obey. Whereat the
nut ' Ain't you beim blieated on
InoneY _got thtit ways _you Hvin' Vi
11 now. WitaVr yOur aunt *iii savitt'sbut
her .share out ot toy looliti** 'be,ox-
0141100 brutally-, though. his *'3e, 8s -ere
‘,11-1t ttverted Iroot- iireyiptivering pleadin
1-411Pliti-n -Aunt iiett; is' it -true?" ltS fa
l.
lered, hirningite4toritigw to 4,tite 01hp
uttiv t bro -but
slIapd rid as he so •bohind Innis
Y ' darling. res1-: Forgivo
irteOr .111(1 VOhI, hot yo. true.," .,
"1110 that, all Money 11UttIJL)Ught
tins, and feeds It% 13 illgtdt:n Oh,
Auntie, WItett. yott Saw itlw &Stressed
was to- hear how'iny cdue.ttion had teeit
Pniid “fori witydid yo*. k(,ep- this from
2ause' ; 1 l'tva;afri,L -;u4f Ii me
ioybe„ ycu-secitird 4r dead set, against.
hit *logs," sottej
,staibeent sighed.
K.44,5 a child I never knivw4 rnL:1 111:
begit:It fo:::Lv.,00 1 s"z-. 1pt in
gnOranet, 011.;1411ker. what Itali' yott
one? It 11.0115.4 biliCe 1)00 Letter Ie. 1,1
4ie.11}cf mother."
• Oil! !Green - oprar(g• to Isis feet Ills
rstiortee,. 'tkAtot at any $ule, 4/tol
1e1 -',111"k otivrpmeting lovck for
had na :content ,ovor his isnd23ai0
pr. ITt took' hot rough!y 1 y 44e urn. •
rr) Le'entrtirdj.
at's it, is it? id like to know..
where shed be if f felt as good as _told
Ine441r. fur 14Y- Int*: that's rot!
lea come totek; 11 11 doesn't, and ,he
.giits..• on 'your mind; yeti- 44 -ow Wks
do.. ,For ..goodnesaY.sake-tion't turn -into
a eryhtg "females Sunbeam °light to
--"Yet7stie Veii-'740711111:7-11-11---zitIort:
is true to °-you. Put she prays that yolif.
ustri
wks::
!o your dY
flils tape softened inten.sely„
"Yes; she's oilitilt117. red',
chewing *110, PiPe stein to keep it from
and
beatififuller than t thought,
'Het; . rapil-r-Wo---tteautliter-fOr
vyant."' - .
4"E'or' what you want,Billlilwehat iryo
M
'eat? You eitet, oing- to orript Ilia
mind, the child wot's iita,
'WO to US both I'
111?- twisiert- round 'uneasily in h'is
chair. -Alt scrtoning expressions Slid
from his fa,v. His mouth_set in a hard"-
cruel line,
you a .64,104'
Hill 110 clif„tked
frown, exelainting angrily
tginthetonts, wing :.fo
eir 'now; 11 r wo 1 i 41 S41
nuch 401* her. .1Ieirt* a good *gift, .sitel
4)ti6y. What was- the good of all liter
inoney snitit (11. 12e if shit can't :repay:
Never „you 4114#1.„ lIdtV, Sanbeam
tv00,1 stiller,' and it she'll target to say
•hes prayers for nte arid work 0Sf t wish,
:filen Jil. time we shall Le.
•rollire lu inOney,, 'Then tve tan leinigrate.
and start o *oly lire, if S.'ott hke. 'Go:
Over bi-t solilin. nu,I all lite girl "ere
NVit Jot4uva-4VA* thatyMM
taillAcitof for hti 'meat,
4!: 1116 gjti I: *ex
*t t Da ;shell Soon i.
,you ritesit L& !C I11 11l4
'
ilest," replied las *iStre, ping.
ilf-fors•••., •
*Irlot tlett. 1,v* tootbike dOttge. II e
n't 4414141 aitto Marti ,(1e
1r
"What' s/reltrtied7 '14.$4i4ribktha
;"4,,oIl kneiwg the tvil
1ne. Hill, yoted a tient
wlirre is it. nowt I the",aglit y
1 v1Sunbeato. VOLelnild:not beerhr
itlI (t your. :sighlr „ •
y
4 4ViSi$ toottgb.. oray it
Ittiewitig ttt nt.s'itt. 1 Vive',tiot
1,c3 taxi 1 iii(Arit to do toy, Lost
ty b4*. •tlieres ono or two
on shok innat 'olp, ht. 11 rfol-tentle!
Dart, hai lig",tt *•01,-.1 on nF.•.,
titre irs tne t„,,•2 the r;.Ittee.
rti.141i to gate I.:1 -k fa 'S%P
"t'54t, t fait 11.**vto 1'4..,11f4:T„
this 1i— Svlh 1 Shire 'with.
na wa ur-
ihe private grounds of the Elaguine Pal-
ace, but before' 9 at. night at. his:
ivritinspil fervate-:eabinet ex.
arming -reports and revising '-.41o0u-
-ile•-never-iniriloYs-v-seemtailr-4
draws 'alt.' and-Mitritertintitis'
In bia Oyin„writing.,..11ta onmaitsitip is
very swift and ,rather iliegibia. He rd.
mains at hts. desk until a or 4 o'clock in
the morning. OA never gives ,Iiimseir
.rnora tan 1 re urs -
yet, egeept with Ifs. Imperial ma-
ter, It cannot te *aid flat M. Ztolypirt is
101PrOving hs Ir,p:tion. The electoral
001Patifirfor tie 'tint* 1114
Mitts .-: 047
toady. taken on. oppositional isamplex.
'a The -Ultra-re *Oats are as hostile jo
THE SOCIAL RE'VOLUTIONABIES.
lernerit- J
great and
smaH, Will have fit dominant It*:Ol4;'•-•ab.0
th'%nail land owners, wlio are mostly
village prleats,' are. seldom reactionary."'
Many holders:Of big estatet inch-
ttie Province of Tsr4r are desyksping
any rate to the oxient_o
hoatililya *o4sting sdroittlitrattlite
items
Th constitutional `10emberats (Katiohil
spooled to Win lis'Ain in- St* I'eters-
burg and .1klescows The election' otrion.
Suhbollleh *tits:- an Independent Ilberal
for lhe apital pritetkally,sainintd, 'He
waa formerly Governor •tletio
and
ying terlotisly-thir
feto f October, 1903".
"lint
yi call
fl otfitItt`
Tat et '-f‘,1ti'4I es-
/tf,,.4; a fMd
r,u;„.4thto,
Netherettyci 'twits)
hare riweakd' th. alIa 01 an .1
Ilia. A %lumbar or paving tiles and an
zar coin have been unearthed.
...ilk Mid the -mentbota, of '•tho
Mere Itoxittl "41 41441414114that
a pr011i, ,of "lifd. per heitil 4111
eery tgamnt Akii4 ,W44 *Pia& ier PCP^
his task. '
Raa"s'hy 'wasps In the fruit -grow;.
'or Botley, f1ant, have boot
vry rkut. In on In7rice '111 Wasps'
440.trolt41" iri another
"0'0 ered the s „hitt.
• A Ytrmouth Weft' whOt new hom
rom HourneinOutivin &1.111 iovo
hours,,112,-
a dialance o 'Mote then tw
hundred titleii,* ha* won iSr Its
4o ihs
s eup and
' At Oleg -Viscount.
ft.,rriverly , kshttoi MA* Reach)
ktring 10 th. fML Itio Abe Mayor
eltliert yortr age, to tint
littridrod itrds, ;taol WAS proparedlio
sfl anytn* of ht.; for a; trille. Th
,toutit •Of ego.
pir.elisser of : sn .hl book fro* ,
1» 1aint-14ok1* Rood roteolly
vi• two lio;ween the, low/volt
if nook Mr. illad,iotts and th.
i,tio both Salisbary,
• it ihe 4Ubr4t' of Wienrea
•r's,its for 14
PAO
Ind oil
it tnie• on
ifiroftitthly trik1/44 by i.
ind that is to 'Otto 11
tkod• Apply it together
LXit 461 sortiing-,
rut ttott esto be,
toad Istiotott,,
11 4I ne heap,
ittl'as 'Edmunds -poisoned Ili•e -tvoina.n out
SLAYS .TO ALLAY- SUSPICION.
Tberenpon Miss Edmunds Wan sys-
_tem. and cunning set:lento ot dxstribu-
nog rpoisOned thottolatti, to divert sus-
te,rself .She..ent,L4,1,1-' 0y site_
int in the, street le buy cliccolate
rooms at a certain -: :confectioner's.:
TheSa 'she doctored with strychnine enhi
llten returned them to the shop to 1e
'exchanged for another 4:14d.. Not sus-
--coMeettener-'-rtiede-- -the
change and resoldlhe poisonedchoco-
lates to another customer called Barkers .
one of whose- children died -a few hours
-after eating,
• *At the Inquest ,Christinia 1bnunds
tory Of itav herself as
th result ot eating sweets ,hbught at
ttiat hop, The Verdlot41f-ttre Coronets'
jury was Itiecidental death,* exonerat.
tag the Confectioner) a man of highest
'''•(:1111'I' FIXED AFTE114-NFAII.
• Por . nearly_ ft your afterwards, hfiss '
'Edmunds- diSleibiaeir 1t17e rags of poi -
'sowed clioboltitrs about Brighton, giving,
thent to Children in the stmts. Six or
en-ohltrite
tits but survived to. give evidenrie agains •
; She was ari6teil In August. 1571,
nearly it year after- -the; death of the doo-
Apes ''ittoe,,, and WaS-tried;for thi . murder
boyLulael,„kutd.Lsontenceil_ -
d It was Shown, however, that iier
14 the prime •of lite as an epileptic idiot,
and that bothArainiparents and other -
.relatAel,i, had , Tito it01.0
'-'socretriry, on -a report front_Sir ,_Wituant
'Gull, an .eminent-phYtticiart..: steyed -
e-sleention--order-anit-ultimately-the_wo... _
num -was sent to Ilroattin(x)r- asylum,
where she; 11 040y -rive years.
-tialot,Oftterti1..-11at1gn.1¼w01 istvre
itt a loss for repartee, And his teo t
'humorous sayings are generally Spotam-
14 4 101,v4. overt ot4C, and with o serious
look, only belied' by the twinkling or
his oyes; At a luncheon party on one
,omitsion Celehrateo doetor_wag 4:quitt-
ing biro. "And bow da y*on feet ,whett,
,yon.„ have killed a mini profevsionally
it' akrj. ;•siih'.,"-Slird---Baheit,PoiVell. .
&ill in yinTile-er under
.1in', zinimi Cirou'instances
• ri
Mrs, l'Neittricit Itved in An expensivis
filth -IUXurions jhat
_.,eti,rtpixsintoct equipages of *city sort.
were to Wheel', end pMpos(.41. to shov,r
Alitit site kn.& What wits ,tabie fee
etch occasion" she saki to
•Mr IslewrieWs valet oris-arternoon„ with
relit .dignityt. ant going to return .
'sante tells thisafteriteein, and y-oti may
a to the livery *101* and telt thein 2'
004, -4, -the beattart-dolistit •they-haves't
.flubby: « vil gel the easter wader
book -ease to *orient ell, and "I've
oiled, them fit:kW* liVirey: °But ,did you
castor-oil, tittrr