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The Kingdom o
The Blind
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CHAPTER XXX.-- s Sir Alfred leaned over the table. ein the fighting unde-e his eommand you
"Den't be raeht Rennie," he tnivised.i were three times •apaarently taken us to emeseame And there .are the all. peeemnon to note the statemen. t let
be eras.heel?" Grenet deeeer..eel.
Sir Alfred shook his heel aeard yet, remenner this. The man is i"' ns yoeua appzent.ly (*ez .
daeger, both to you. and to xneeeseape,i; • the informatien whieh e-ou - . ' ,
- --.. 3 '9 Sh 1 • • '1-'4) Tie number" ilies eveelve 10 reurele of food per
. at. n -e jo-ush--7.S.lai we pear. "in meee mutter ef bulk the ferrn fain -
"Pei eel: :Area thee Geemenv ealle importane queetioa II
"I still .telieve teeit impessVe," he HP is the ('n'Y n'•31.1 v"':,' nas had 0•113 -•ea a t „vac . e a s of tune s I am asked thie question! daY- ett contraly;3•on vf:, t;le aNell. a
eeee we,- .;,-,. e . ... e • aeata7,,, thing. le do with the Ietelligence De-eeseers; the information which exartly
Two Kinds of Doctors.
• , -.., ea kere ee7ee ie. worth at eirep at the time yen. were absent eeemed First there le the ollY skin that fer all faeailiee, whit+ eet (telly 141.
peer .1e "
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.wM be for the safety anti welfare of
that force." • . .
Granet's face eves suddenly rigid.
He had turped a little paler aud his
eyes flaehed. - .• . „
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you raean?" he detaanded.
\vas glanehig at •the °leen page.
Thome at had removed his hand and
"There are a few 'notes here about
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Yon," he said.. "I will' not read them .4e .
There is yeur fun name. and parent- the eanntry, representing atany'stypes
alibi:it I will:give you some extraets. Cemplexion Problems.
age, tmeing out the Lamottnt of fere We have learned. how to wash our cf .agrieulture. Intereeeing facts are
mem mood which / find is in ..8,4n., rues properly, how to die.t properly brought to our. attention by the sure
ea. yeport made to me by your Brig- the neeeseary amount of -cold. drinking tarlo,
on bulky vegetablee and fruits, with vey. Cenditiene. are similar in On-
veinee There is a. NTerbatira account of
• ather-General, in Which it seems that water for the.daly internal bath, but In view of famine CemiltIou in f°r-
there are still complexien problems for eign Iteede, it le &L t. far hamble. •ap-
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ZInd telFliv surey, eteore :-.;...„. • to 4,"0111:_x eniraeulonsly into the lanais --e
eeeey meeels have. paeee e It ,,e. time o... tne :lingoes. -New go heyae, Roneee. . ..• .
ear yr,: ("tune here,_,,eead, re7er vvra, of tile eraanxe. resteltod in eye2j greater due te digestia-e teetfbles whieh a plaia Meae, Min. v.:112-r,,t, cern tan', 1, tfavily The Rev. Dr. Channing had a brotle
•70r . teee....... a; ter, wleet yen Were. When VO -.1 ,i;:aille Ileree'treuble• fer us.'"
. di0t. v:ith attent'en to wegular bowel 1,.T.,,W•I'tr-'4es, 4:de:tear to be fat,een ft -,oil-' er, a playeletau, auel at one thee they
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cream saeuld te need sPnritkee:Y tee tiae dentiy on farms ZP =Cr. g 1.74nr.., :::` in eearch of the divine knocked at the
e3,,, , r, ee i !et, -ea.-fee-veer,. ee aeeeel Yea are gt-ing 1.Kaek an Engleeinnan.i "Do you insinuaie, then, that 1 ain
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teeen up entire:ye ee the reported althon,gh farm familleA ba -.0 'Tan I see him?" "1 0141 he **Who's
eeseeeeeee. eee. foe ,rete., wee, .y.7.1 are a!-,'^' brthor thtale for semeineinuate nothing," Thomson: re -
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me. We met, yetknew, in Belgium, ling to epend to -day and to-aorrow.1Dyed Her Sweater what 72",.,.,,, Folk letir;a...ti;;1 ,
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the GM1111111 lives.. Suir.ehow or other ' ing evel'Y 0212' I ever heard of. Youl
,, on the living conditione of hi`Je eountry Or derk or fair—
and Silk Stockings . Unele Sam is keeping a sharp. eye
hemust haro been on iny trate: ever ;have some influteI
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folk . A. survey of farm diet has been For wheel he ehows his heart's aloe'.
since. I took no notice of it. I thought .11 jcb eut of this 4,0022211 l contains (1110(2101112 so simple that any ,
it was simply beenuee—hczause he Thorn4on raised his eyebrows slight -1 woman tam :30 01 tiilt 4.21*? eabbe
made by the U.S. Department ef secret plate
was telgagwi te Ger 3113128" Conyers. i la
"You are rivals in love, too,ehri "You want to go abroad again?" 1 . . —farm families from different pale- e'
; skirts.. -dresses. waists, coats. sweaters.
stoekings. hangings, uraperies. every.a e . e u. —Chrietopher Morley.
Agrannture. The earvey inalodel 73 I etc her there!
Sir Alfree rernericei. ! "Anyvvite.av--anyhowi if they won'ti -
Geraldire Coeve-- ie. tae girl I want 'h'ere me Ilea in FI 3114,0 altheughl thing like lieW.
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Buy -Dianiond Dyes" ,
—no other kind—then perfect home ,
to marry," Geanet admitted. heaven knows '22118, not, ern I be sent'
"Thenteon." Sir Alfred murmured 'to the Dardanelles, or even East dyeing is guaranteed. even if you have'
to hinnelf,----"Surg€,:n-Major Hugh Africa? Pil take out Torritor:als, if; never deed before. Ten your druggist
Themson. He eeems. to be the only ,yoa like. I'll do anything elJener than, whether the material you wish to dye •
mail, Ronnie, from whein we have the i be ordered to one of these infernafl is Woo; or silk. Or whether it is linen,
least danger of fEar. Person:171y, I icountry towns to train young tra ios-i cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes .
think I am secure. I de not believe epeople. If I don't worry, I know V never streak'.pot , fade, or run.
that that single letter will be ever .. shall get a home appointment directlyt
deciphered, and if it is, three parts of anal I don't want it.
the Cabirlet are my friends. I con:d , Thomson studied his visitor, for al Wreath for British Dead
euin the Steck Exchange to-neorrow, ; moment, • carefaly. aces Iris• h Delegtes.
bring London's eredit, for a time, at l "So you want to be fighting. again,.1
any rate. below the credit of Bel -!ch?" he remarked. As they attend conferences in Down-
grade."
"I do." Granet answered fiemly. Ing Street every day the Irish peace
"All the same, it seems to me," Major Thomson drew a little locked] delegates pass a cenotaph at which a
Granet declared grimly, "that weebook towards him, unfastened it with' new wreath of laurel with large red,
should both be more .ecenfortable if . a key from his chain and held his white and blue streamers was, laid re
there were no Surgeon -Major Thome; hand over the page. It was notice- centlet. Atl.aehed to the wreath is a
son." fable that his right hand slip.ped open, • .
of
"The very last eli.sp•atehes I ,had to!a few inches the etv
eight -hand uraer card bearing thie inscription:
deal with," Sir Alfred continued, i his desk. "Sacred to the memory of 565 ofil-
"inade.• allusion to him. They don't "You have come to me,. Captaincers and non-commissioned men of
love f.,ome of his work in Berlin, I Granet," be said, "to ask my aid in hie Majesty's army, navy and police
can telt you. What sort of a man is igetting you a job. Well, if I could force who, having fought for King and
he, Ronnie? Oan hebe bought? A Igive you one where I was Perfectly country in the great war, have since.
hundred thousand pounds would be a icertain that you would be shot in your been foully murdered by the King's
fortune to a. man like that." t first 'skirmish, I weuld give it to you,
I enemies in Ireland."
. There is oney one way of dealingiwith pleasure. Under present condi-
with him," Granet said. fiercely. "1 tions, however, it is my itnpression
have tried it once. I expeet I'll have 'that the further you are from any
to try -again." I British fighting force, the better ...1
mon <ley
She epeaks through him!
Thtiefore, I say knew her, be her
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France Sending Fruit for
English Tables.
The sacred British breakfast of mar-
malade is menaced by the Richborough
train and ferry across tbe Straits of
Dover, which during the war rendered
invaluable service and which has just
made its first peace trip, bringing de-
licious Cha,sselas grapes for the Ring
and Queea as thegift of the grape
growers of Tara -et -Garonne.
A through train from the vineyards
arrived in London with the French
and British Colors decorated with bou-
quets of flowers from France. This
train brought 300 tons of fruit along
with h
the gift to their Majesties. Fres
fruit in,Erigland in winter has hither-
to been scarce and high.
It was announced that the use of
the ferry will save 20 per cent. d ot the
time usually taken for 'the transports:
t)ion elfr
, fuit frot,' Franee tOEnglend.
The Only Path.
The habit of half doing
things, of doing things in a
sloppy, slovenly way; the
habit of aimless, purpose-
less working, has ruined
more careers than almost
anything else. System, or-
der a 11 d concentration,
coupled with industry, will
make a success of a one -
talent man, while the habit
of half doing things will
ruin the biggest -brained
man in the world. Efficiency
is the only path to success.
Girls' Heads Grow Quicker
Than Boys'.
The real reason wily girls are clever-
er than boys up to a certain age was
revealed by a woman investigator at
the meeting of the British Association
at, Edinburgh, says The London Daily
Mail correspondent.
Miss Fleming, a volunteer worker,
has been measuring the heads ef some
2,000 British school chilthen, and re-
measuring them at .certain intervals.
She told the association of the more
strileing retains.
The size, but especially the breadth,
of a girl's head increases very rapidly
ep to the age of ten, vastly more quick-
ly than that of a boy's, whose increase
begins to grow rapid at about ten. The
girl's head and the color of her hair
and eyes are pretty, well fixed at the
age of. fifteen. The boy may go on
changing even as late as nineteen.
. Tables that have been made of the
intellectual capacity of girls and boys
earrespond extraordinarily closely to
the -variation of the head measure-
ment and the fixing of definite color
in 1.,81,e, hair and eyes. On. the whole;
girls are, more round headed and boys
more long headed.
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Or will be astonished et the re -
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of dyeing aucT cleaning. Pabricq
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; restore 1;:e
already induced certain made like new. Werty con changes in
particular schools. Children whose Send one :article or a parcel of eoaie
heads have not swelled when they by post or exprees. We will pay ear.
aught to have been given an extra nage one way, and our charges are
year's ethooling, and the taexes have , raost reasonable.
been differently treated. One boy I When yoa think of Aean-
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most delicate artieles,
with a quite abnormally narrow head
promises to be something of a literary'
genius,
.Miss Fleming told one delightful
story. The children take great in-
terest in the proceediege, especia.11y
thevery young. An infant of under ,
five whose head Arise Fleming mea -
sifted Asked at. the finish: "And what,
type am I?"
She replied: "You would maker .onto
delightful fairy." en answer that made .1lieffigimazzeagemeimeter
the little girl pont, and. restraiiiing
her team, she said: "When the pro-
fessor measured nu grandmother's
head, he said she was mid -Mediterra-
nean."
This work of Miss Fleming's is
largely new to anthropologists.
"To some—unclouded skies and sunny
M inardd•asyls7iniment used by Physicians.
'Thy Tenderness.
To some --grey' weather and labori-
ous ways:
To all ---Thy grace:
To those who fall--T_h!roltlenncloexrennebssa.i'n'.
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