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1�` 1`om b r n tc
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alyd 't his ty= ate
sa, ttAra a the „.ename's
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Fwith itcy
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a{ r v i;taer. t ,. , `'1}ea,:'s.
er •e -f --t" 1. i ,n the s
:--e to 'Gate every'
°unties's steps
e
clay, a'tiong 1 L. .1
receitsi trela-4ee5e11
f2"en hours that,'
a week he-,
cause shores ,t: he
Way of E l i llitag one 11
gulatrity even on, SUR1t
data.
The nig t Vets
_d I Icas ,, tiaasa1A
z' c have a
a deadly re -N
r as 'il•Id hell'
olid bl'01 e 1)
l
n, one,
v
q0 rxYri
st 0) on^ In
'From PantrY to kitchen-
teen steps
From kitchen
ten st er
From kitchen '1
40111; it +, et OS,
C;ik3` ..3
f 1 {'G,,i ga.-Sail 3.31,
,.a=irs t
counting the steps T
myself: on the tol..ye and erica eo hard
that she was alarmed. q� A few tags s
t
ter there came from her a,paukage.
diad letter. I opened the letter first,
ester
baecj .mid .fo.r'th :ta$dstrati+ a'. roses,
and oSti.', with heels run down, S,^.ceS;
rias y"ri'>, ai ,12-1.1 "Iv
.rigs rati"nl < cdarlle. a d *.t'11 k:e?, fee
y rd
none 'too w 1t bat`Tiedx nags: i ot; a3
•aYs trammed. But the Erne!' Row.
id time for f'aSSirtg aver my feet?
kslabels in4„sttent y nnrwered
ii?ed how T had, been f014;.
e&%ak of My strength '4
El
” Dear Sant r; For the first tonne
dice }rti,a w ere 4B g Sister' and 1 was
ugging 1Ws' 7a1 r . kirts I fin
„ and owri as to ceur
ev;dedis�t#li at--'he)1 as to
0
Solved,
i ypit errtea
3t 1011+ CAPTIVE BUNS
11'ts2tp laa`.s of Home Amid the
foT is of c!riretl ("mufti',
The excellent tre..tole:.it i
• received , by
ya-.
German 'Ga' prisoners of 'Sic.? ins�k„li„n
cot'apd, cart 15i gleaned true z,r 11 e
columns of the $tol.=stade, a l;ttle.Peri-
odical issued in the prison camp 17i.}
their
is
Q1+.1? l 1nf lfi�;'e. ; 3recent issue
china has arrived ; helve tells of tilea-
�'-'zeal perforMances in the camp. ;.thea- ;
of concerts, cklncing nod laughter.
i1i?t now and then the mertitment
"'yes way to stsdness and melancholy,
5..
the oldol.ing extract shilltis:.
"Despite all our comforts a
vemeeces'here, thoughts of home r:ow
anm. then over'whe'lm us. ire 170 to j
'remain here f000700? Yonderis a a.
pl'isoner standing on the hill, calmly 111;
r_ king alpipe.. Tie :s nkn
?aukses ase^andis ani the Sista.thibefoieg, hiilere
arti he sees the Mouses 'with the red j
eofs in the valley. Then he thinks I.
cat
,,,of Wife and children: Those n
xOafs remind him of little hooses n:
out the Rhine. Yet how long
that asondroa,:s happy time now e
is y? His ileaa ' 4
S1zt�C
ails$ he tul°Ii
hint. 3°'
be ek memories: ALL ' J Af *"'- -ilii fx xeT- .t°ii
and walks down'
i 3 inking."
eCerstlCIL
"-What so t of <a p vrnt 1s "lin'
lfe'S the kind that will' 'cheer t
'b{1y•r'1 4/, Ilia;,' of;' to liar, and then
fzUnable about halto !pay an
•
'l. amu« T111ii
: to do the cit:-.
pY.
e
114 good as
pQt
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st
r express Sf
hold c11aperie
a`tbrie's. e pgy- .
get
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Par
Ry
Yon rgOtteY
to -flay. to
t
lk
Slnttel
or,';
IY , and coatc4t:
g
ve:;25. Aburin
3ai:.
`led a Iran lit -1
vast a pale g Y 2 d3 Si% s1tl iz2
blackened ;raY:l r:
.incl they 1 arc it d that its
lag. 1`10111a e a .:dw d to figure fait .:,.
queer little .thn-.--se i u.. e ;,
to seen/ :2apparition—coming
,.ol
sward them along the hall Eiftiti2 ae.l
precariously atop his ins.a31 arae, sz
girl's flam'''s:to an --t picture 1 't each no
one $Sight '.Tat' at a bargain sale'Yr
;flop -ailment store, and .ie c r 10
h1iS flr1Tla a huge, :misshapen handl,.
:loosely tied la 14. ' wdslieet.
When `1 ie -rt- feet away, iir =i eel
125. bu3.3lan and gaped. at
his -f . tedc-rimrctl�
,straddled the tip of his a q xiS 1- ;TIO
Theaz to 1,1 eholaghslight,,..ledge i
'us feminine headgear, and It feel to
the floor, unheeded Ho .wan totally-„.
glaringly-, ; funnily bald. His dome.
Slot only was quite devoid of hair, it
'was ,polished to:1 it shone• lilt all
ostrat11 egg arid he was Chid in clerical
Baro,
dear:” laid he h1 omi'jSTi.:iii"
ly mien ;Stole., andmucked a Iaa2ge
white handl r.chief from 1123 minis-
terial coat tails. "Dear . file!" he re-
peated, applying- g: tau li ncikerehief to
'lit her pirin azo.... u t's. in is'I
What's til.is ?
'1.'o1n, Staring a It au_3,- at 0110 Odd
ss
little "man acutely tiavraile n€ - an iia -
,fres erng 211yoterz , Inenta:liyeenoodd.
the question, •
If Packing-tow_ry was, a strange place
in which to sprout the :seedl of rom-
ance, hew ranch ..stranger . tisia- to find
as rein ls ,r a sl 1 like list=kalcl
no ordinary minister, either, t.`ut a
bald-headed 'minister 3,,rearing -a.;.girl's'
anddecamping. r.4 L] vI' , with a
Inert to n Jt Jn 1 !
d1arlei r thingts, i. i.uy, were hap -I
r a leg 33.
L IS :iS2�>"lxer's. „ 1111
garb of the mystery,at an ..t
as e,
avid
111p ii,tl 0-:i:Cwti I1 insl1., •arc �1
'a a ft all a Ira r B,n1115 wehl .
o 1' '-hadt assn ued colli vT 0± aIle
of r Good taepe t sio]"_ for-
'LT a1s Girl ss.
a siva, z:'it on�t,l,�`�:�d ,;,'� loat r lag 11 UI
eta 1S r„., Lite tF�?iR o
t2ri
se
told ', -o that v w els, al7d
xaaolx= odd ,; a, 5 7r.N of
She was
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a
1*L$111i xt.
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rt, ata:
h-1,1003` sST( l.0;.t: i hta; wZti we
ve
no!,. preteg4'ed leu-, 1 Ci9l:i
. 11 YOu will come Wittt ti.
is ate t+9 .xi,_.
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Y
leaked! tint a.' .rriz`i wi.w o{' $:,1
` x,
G'3. want me to come?
hay,j-ever, sicin nothing; r 115!
she 1 011. at 1 21,.he. was gazing ofa.
dawn Lite tree an that 'wistful way
c.: hers,, and apparently ently she had for'"..
i'i ten the =nee of both the *"len..
The minister c,i_,`inue-1, looking
d<r r'_y et foni
amamilous
as
you t a
r; 't -at wo-o k we're doing' Do please
came. Are you to 1 out-ofto -a mail?".
Torn„, who:had .dread;µ decided. to
—v:
gorl her rather than hem,---.
murriuredl 00 acquiescence, i.3,nd the
three Set of, together.
(To 1> continued.)
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charge cl'
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ti11 L.StI 1111 w121t-<
'Efts id.11, l.tau;•y ux" 1)10,
n t31f fitrrl l,ul,ti.
Ilou,'.p,Slt. 1110 pi:ace and
4 i1hula
kl,
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it
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ately
rte
c4 si ccr ho crrlaa.r.s«if1 11 ily s2rt
tl ,mk1n, ,Jost epply* 5t 1(1;111
xdt�b'rzdtsl's Vetw'td11st5p tretrtlz o
s 1 di'er. 11 la o. d text
f;;ltltt e -o e:rin c 1 ir4:Cll'r' a e It and'
t itit le tiny blemishes fitldi give
omplexton a smooth,a1lpeaar-
. It adheres until washed off ouoat
gh
the skin bccornes moist #coact
ilirtltion 50o.
]tngrlm'a TdIIIItreotl Cteti.ral is au Meal
preparation' for,softamnEt and cleansing
the'!il',ln and l<:teping the complexion
Clear And youthful looking. It halo itpro-
nounced therapeutic quality ehot"tones up"
11peeornplezion. Twasltes,SOFni,dil.tLere
in it Complete line ofIntretti's toilet u1d,i, In-
elddindltsdcuta for the teeth (25c),:kt roar
drutCitnt'r.
Co.Windsor, Ontario'
t1 y,
C` best nc� 411.
1
site. l.lr a,1�11r1
led the loeafinn
We had
valuable
t
Fa
lixs
tvnS i1d1151" whole X'
i1c.e :i:d1 e1"ai
lar' vela beet
dgs 1ry1: dads ru11, tthe ::nee
Ei. l` .
zit rl"�' flash U.. "tiUall 1;�1i<"1�Cji;S, at)
g-, in flesh 15
.ii 'Lt7 4faa1:a4�'t11„ .Ili" gain ,
e es in . I:ny ternlper. T S"h1 still, the Wolin
Yl initpositig air Walks an S my husband SO4:s 3:
t the Woman-tfbo-Sniffer.
11;1i1'i,t +;o lild31
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But
S'
A Picture
x i k Each Pure e
1.114ls';t ne you buy a patkege
af' ingraxn'r Toilet adds or Par-
fusreo l our druggist will glee you,
t<lit oat Cr1Art e, si LIMO pertna!i
o£ a fotId-famed motion picture
nctres6, .iiach time you get.. a
..
differ erlt Portrait ca yountr;,t0.c
collection foryour borne. Ask
yruur druggist.
eg anizze
o;: a ;i e i1T thu Food 13t1a1 cl.' titlti, 1� lisle a `:sa i better under
-
ha
question is the moat .frecjueTiu 1St taitding, a11101
lI re eorresoontience with which. 115 wave, Coils�equcntay, a far g encs
.entral staff at Ottawa anti the Protiii obligation. , The work :muss be 'caa-
1 coal Cor,Ynitees of the Food Board tied on.
11
e
deal. It is an expression 11o. mete* ; you 511001 11ati0 net
e:
of individual good will, but of. lin tie le., tri eat an ,Sour, bread? Yet it
underlying desire; a 1 enziess acplra ' has reduced our Canadian consumption
-UNSINKABLE" Siflp :SLEW' tion,, telt it a far wider circle tnns:n by 2h00,000 barrels 'a month, 4wr 12,000,-
those who say it, to do something '`iso 000 bushels 0 year,
wards bringing the ,far to ' n... olxly 3 'We sent 125 000;0001-o:rhtla ;712ar8
13ePoyalac y Boxes Fail When Torpedo
Hits the Lucia.!'rle " 1 Shill able" .American cargo
stearnsliip Lucia has been scar: to the
bottom by a TT -boat in mid-Atlantic,
She -Weis equipped with buoyancy ;
boxes and was supposed to be iuyctl- i
me -cable to torpedoes. I
The Lucia ;las ±ornler'.y under. Aus-
trian registry under the strait; riamc.
She was at Aleltile, Ala.,«'finis the;j
United ' States entered the war andj
wb taken o er iry tiie Government I.
and eguilipea d atcost of Bron. -snarl
133200,000. with the ui siillsalale' device.
it tools several months to line 1:ei
holds and c tains yith air-filled o- --
e'y
The invontot claimed the' `'
il,t-oal1
fir' 1 tate, a,lip afloai, no matte, ho10
;;:11c11 0ic3._
umc into. Ile.: hold fls a
result a torpedo attack or shell
e. I
The Luca had ma -le sater'al voy-
ages Without. cident, and the attack
which
sank,il'," `tta0 the first one at -
z ilipieti. ;she.,*jt�"ef 0,744 gross
3333,
tons andWas bulls in,i.istr;ia 01 1.912.
Before the ,waur, she was in the cotton
trade between Gulf and Austl;ian.
„iroiilt
end we dare cantemplate. I
I poll,- and 75,000,000 pouni. -more beef
Beyond question, the most pressing! -
combating of- the- inisconception that I
things -for which the Board mow can j
ask the aid of outside -workers is the!
we:may rest.oli oar oar,. Fut e.
clearer one secs the ,world's iltseds, the
;(inuoirle.3.0e,„., methodic saving scem re -
Tension in the food s tuation in
Europe, le1: it boorcpcsa'ted, has been;
eased. l'ha acute shortage of last ;
I- "--3 not 1-eialleti a particle of 'their j
starvat-j.pn or mainuitrition through
ignore 0 deetritatain which wenn! total
Fond' -Workers '01:', the' lidgihning oIl
the Winter season can do nOtbing
ter, nothing mole patiaotio tnan,10 ter,
;Of ilood,War Just bein-
and
ygtig
0 $100
•Subseribe ' for Canada's
,War Loan—The: Very- best.
security -we. can, offer.
can s IrS r e' for any
amount of 1..onds and pay ,
'for them. ont of. earnings: -
0 11 11101
MONTREA
t
M 13,15-6
cI's eljel-s
et ai Edge
Were Po
Yho Escaped
o Trench 'Tl:
.r io dig;
5
! :zSsv43 t_arQii�"�, Serum
.aa 4th :. U ,i.
< .Zti I12�'anV d, ''it It'h 'tll
,. 14, zi
rel ,z:recE e51dlenlces of, the Ger.nan oe.-'
a
-/ 1, says a war cor1'espon nt.
The'cirilians contributed a strango
n r.: the picture.
t iS. someu33;:1g of is Shock, after
din-- through miles of deserted, de -
t, -ted country to suddenly come 00
RI
red cottages and see tj•wil12a
'}Gk S washing clothes end children
.y iag 5 ;i d . ='l»_T' ,Ca iel-
2ts of SeraY'ithril,log old siic-;es wome 3 llaabit
zhi.dlren, remained in their liora:es to
rcet the British, ad to idsay they
going about their- usual acs apatid
d as though they had not been through
battle and seen men killed in tile kit-
chen gardens... There were S8'.'erat,i.
I u,a.?re peep still pt Sel; i Tl;; a::i
th0v had no <de'si e io. ieaa ,^ 3thougb
hey could hearthe `t ]11 [ of tee
8 'a. 1 s :vis+ b a; t der"
4:4:41d'
t4l'fakrTn_ arors4t'.
€: d'oa4 and ttd,eeknge of %:ttUe.
o dent or Tirutrs1 Tewin,
Ps. YX
crim
GPM
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10
a 10
140
sin
ien
1." 11,,,t been (IpplizNst.iolt
oho; sminple, develop e
011100031 bcfore the war,
ta•Igin, or of the trivial purt
played by war, or 1110 anticipation of
`ar, in the tlevelolirnent of its
principles. The ,problein o
naerhanital flight appears' to liave
• the first tirree competently
satirically appreacitcd bets
I.corm Vinci, who, besides e
lug one of the greatest p-tiaters,
of the greatest sculptors, one of r
catest architects and one of the
g,reittest, anatomists et las epocit, was
one ot the greatest engineers which
his century produced. It was he v,-Tio
first pointed out the importanee of
the angle ef the -wing or plano in de-
teimining the direction of motion.
Practical application of the theor-
etical principles which, he discovered
was of course irapmJisible at that timc
for lack of mectiranical motive power.
The next and final fundamental
step in the solution of the problem
was taken by Langley, late secretary
of the Smithsonian Institute, .who was
the first to discover tile depericience
of the buoyancy of the air upon the
F,peed with which the ,planes' move
thzeugh it. The fundamental ' laws.
having been elucidated, and adequate
motive-pow-cr 1 -mattered a:mild:hie by
the cle-ttelopment of the automobile in-
dustry, the neroplanewas not Inereiy
logical but 0 in:testacy outcome. As
a matter of fact, the first aeroplane
was built; by Lant,-,ley in 1903 and suc-
cessfully flown by Curtiss in 191,1.
blethers nad -built and ildwit aero-
planes constritcted hi accordance -vvith
the fundetineLal princinlee laid down
by ,Itan,gloy.—Prof. -T. Btitiisford.
Tor October.
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