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THE SUNDAY SCH031. STUDY
Jlv'f9a11 1'il.ONAL LESSON,
A PIM. G, 191.t.
Lesson T, ('Mist's Table 'Talk,
Luke 1.1, 721. (1elite a 'Text,
Intoe 14. I1.
In Luke's uarratit ,the eves)(,, of
i()d44's leeec04 fellow closely ultoil
three. +.f the lesson for Melee' 1(3.
The l et ie vs l 143 1n which has 1,1to1-
vened 4houlc1 nut be permitted 10
.,ht+<'.ure the. elese relation of
i•h,ugin. the account of the heal-
ing of the clrou:meal 1411411 `114 the Some old Jaws were brought up
Sabbath (\'e „es 1-6) belongs .to .the frons the past recently in the Kings
longer divismn of the (lnspel (11. Bench 1);4;4;414, London, before 14tr,
1 to 17. 10) devoted to the second justice Pickford to decide the otvn-
llerieal . 1 the journey of Jesus 14 'i' hip of a herd of d•zer claimed by
Jerusalem. Tile whole section is the Countess of Warwick. The (leer
seemlier to Luke, have fur centuries herded in the.
Verret 7. A parable Tide word park at Easton lodge, Dun/new,
has ,-.11'1.11 111011 11;11145, ITst1)J1y' 'it 1..1.5ex, of \shish the countess is a
11:x8 . 8.14189' tnl•1 141 illur•trate a life tenant, but it is asserted by the
truth. 1-1vre it means (1 ,piece of trustopn of the late owner of tyle
x(14 4 . property the late Vieeuunt May -
These. that were bidden -.1 Phari- east, grandfather of the countess,
4ee 114141 invited Jesus and other that the •Ater do nut belong to the
[meet:. 1,c, (lizle at his house. estate, but must be considered as
Tho ruief cn.t; .\eco1.3in.g 111 the separate property. The c nuitess
(3(1148..1. the middle place on te had the deer seized and hencre the
ceuoh intended for three was the appeal to the King's Bench.
44 1(13.1''1. 1!4.1.4 en the left the sec- i1i'r, 11t.(ten ughten , ('„ fur the
end }4114,.8, and Hurl un the right •1rusteee, said that by the will of
hit :Jesus Jesus seems, h„11 ever, to Vfscount Maynard, Lady Warwick
refer t.1, the 'positiein of the conches. became the tcnaat for life, of Easton
443. .1. marriage feast Tine wxs a Lodge, 1 h park and pleasure
formal dinner where tete rank of the grounds, The furniture in the man-
guestwould he •con derOd'. sonand the deer were bequeathed
le Theo shalt begin with 41/414141' to by the will to 411( trustees, to be
take the 1W3141. place --The displaced held in tenet, for the person who for
guc.l. 1•'113(1 have to take tate I0w'est the time bong Was entitled to the
1''nt, i...., 4aim the int ermediate posseseion of the. mansion. There
phu4 . would have been filled in the w et e. about 600 deer in ,the park
4414011 Viscount Maynard died.
Arguing his case that he could
rest heti title on "confusion,” Mr.
Macnagltteu quoted an old case in
which furniture was in dispute, and
in which the judicial decision was:
"If a 1171111 ,puts corn into any
pocket into which there is before
Stale corn, the corn is mine because
it, is impossible to distinguish what
was mine front: what was his,
"Here," said' cotnleel, •'14) malt
can distinguish the deer of Lady
Warwick from my deer, and there-
fore„ on 11444 ground of 'confusion
of the property,' 1 am entitled to
keep it."
ikl1, Glveeu, fur the judgment cre-
ditor; argued that the deer were •the"
property of Lady Warwick and that
the trustees had fltiledto prove that
tote. (leer were included in the set-
tlement.
11M)•. Uivecn had referred to a
<iccisien of a Chancery judge in 1776
in a case regarding this same set-
tlement., Counsel achnitte•(1 that the
decision was against trim, but said
that, a,'1 the ease Derated to this
)eltlenrent, he thought he ought to
refer to it.
Mr. Juelice Pickford decided in
favor of the trustees. on the
strength <f1 this decision of 1776,
and in 1113 judgment ,parliuularly
thanked M1, G,iveen fur drawing his
attention to `idle ('ase, pointing Dirt
(14191 :Mr, iv1acnaghteu, whose argu-
ment it favored, had not referred
to it. '
:Ito gale judgment in favor of the
trustees, leolding that. t'ile creed. did
10 be :meted as proof that Jesus;
144411.84 veliginua, pe1.5e4.11t1011. The
word really means "earnestly per-.
'made," lndlealing,that among the
(lenttl('4, a more earnest, pc rsietent
kind of prenelliug }'.Mild be neves-
8ttry to matte then feel welecane,
1felt, 6, 8. and 11). 27 illllstrat•e the
timidity of the (lentilee w110 canoe
t r testis.
21. TI7'ix _ verse suggests ±}l41 :)cane
of the Rist g'ues't 4, who indifferently
put tiff the imetetiun; may appear
later' when 'l1, will he too late to
,ylartake of the :tipper.
S{'J'(' OVER 111111 JIERfl.
A
('uantens of Warwick Claims 'These
Animals.
11103 11'Phe thoug)It. +.xpreiese<t
by Teem. i4 fntnld i,1 Pro% 26. 7,
1o. Sit clown to the leweo1- place--
Not. ;_: ''1(ler to le; prem):4ed before
the (+rtn•lay, but 1,+l allow the host
to .1,h;.: -'.i' those 14.1((1141 he w isltea to
boom
11 Fee everyone that exalted1
113111"'t::hall be humbled; and he
that 1.,ruhleth himself s1u411 be ex -
:111'41 .in utter1ulce sev.er31 times
rept 1143.1 by Jesus, See Luke 18,
14: Mat:, 413. 12. Self-seeking in-
% it es its r.44n rebuke, while humility
and lc•.dlesly are 141) hindrance to
just r";.'gnition unci ,preferment.
.1 Is essn 011 'Prue HospitalilY.
le. 131. said to hint also drat had
besides: il'm---'file pre( 10118 cliseunrse
w'as 4.,a'1resa'(1 to the guests; Jesus
now 4141dre4mes the hunt, and seems
t.. 114111141 that there leas a se11411
11100.14 i f:,r 118 Illrapit5lity.
('x11 1101 thy friends, nor thy
beetle fel. nor thy kinsmen, uor 41011
(4(314(1)1)<-- 311„ four cla se4 likely t4)
IM 44' 4:ed 41.1 :,rdulary social
groped!, The IPa.e Of the verb
'•('1111 ' ie present toll meals rather
"014 not habitually call.- Social
1141 ria 1 04 01, 11 re 1111 +. ol,dP7ullecl, but
•1111' n apdtality 411otticl not end
there.
14. T11011 shalt be rec,'mlpen ed---
Cl+:<::1 t' •i<is niter fail of their re-
1'111: reau1'1•eetion of the just-. -Pos-
sible a reference to the doetrioe of
'4 doll)'+e re11141'reete{oil, first of the
jets:, :e4141 later a general resumes --
tion. 4_'1,lupxrt' 1 ('u1'. 15. 23; 1
Theles. 4. I(1; llev. 20. ti, (1.
16. 14.4115'4 words ((bout the reset'- come under the settlementand that
rec•tic it '.'f the just suggest the, king.' the egecM .lot creditor had nu right
'
1 to ,mite them. directed, 11
'FIs 1 rcteti,'Lhat the
sheriff of Essex sho11c14 recover his
costs and charges from the execu-
tion 01.041114+r,
I'SE )"O('\1) 10011. (11I'.
._._._ 0 J.R.A.
(1.334 , : Cosi, atud one. guest a,•.sumes
'that. 1„ will enjoy its benefits. The.
lanra4l,}e that 101 101e3 11114,4 he 171te11tl-
ecl es a gentle rebuke to hits self-
culnpltt:•e+ney,
1(i. A certain 1111111 111a,, 1'E1, 'rent
$ ll .l 1148 - " it
f l -This paa'able sli�'gest;s (1144(
mosey ( 10 less for the lcingdo441 of
fled 3114d it.; blessings 11;34 they
pr4,fe e. 441 411440. C'ompare this with
elle ,parable in 14(14-1(, Ys, which is ill
501140 respecie si..ln•i;la.r, but. n1u,,J1
1)lo'(4 severe thaal 'this,
17, hent forth his servant -at sup -
Per trl< .-'This _served summons to
at 1ea.441.11ti11 prevails in. the A:a>I:, To
emitit, w„441(1 be equal to' canceling
the 11.14s: invitation . T•.) retnee' this
secun4l summons- wotll( be consecl-
('re<l .bp the Arabs equivalent to a
X1estarat1,141 of '11.3.18, 1114' 51111411141714'r
here represents God's messengers
to lois people, osperially ,John the
11xptl.iet anet Jesus, Read Made, 1't..
S-3(1
('m4.(3 : for all tlrin34 are nate
ready - 1 ,nlets% with Jvh u'a mese-
• t.agis, 111.11 t. 3. 2.
Iti, 11'ith one oc1115014.1 'Phe people
,n(1elt as if they had previously 0011-
t-piraad a 'gethe,'. 'flier• all pleaded
'Oat), th`y' were too )Hoch
11, ('411114•, 11314:1 41111s been the' case
they .1,}11111141 Neve excittie 1 them -
sets 1-4 1(111111 the 111.44), 1114114 41101
earn)',
11)). Prey in the 4)141 sense
of try or tryst, SS 'in 401V expression,
"Ihc )'1;bn4)44) .proves the rule,”
1:41. A 94'1484 inllnl,nitl' .from mili-
tary .:,3 -`.v}1 4arvi0e was el.:tilte11 t
a new 1, married man, 1)Itl(: 24. G.
21. )•i ')3 angry1'1(4 10411,14101' 41f
11;' ',1)l 4c'. 1.nd lit en 111311 aux 141 justi-
fy the fleet's s _ntlignn,ti44n,
•• 8. 10 34.(1143 high1(5;4 4 and 11edgo5
31.14;4 141.35 refevii 10 the heathen
or the, gentiles. 'risme from the
'133114344
and :n
1 311.8
1 of id^:+i
r iy we're
411..)' Jews,
Cols( rei ):• P111; e1.333:1 i,.i'l• i1l1.p�y 1 •
that for, 113,3 1,, 11,
•
+A, '11.4
p11'
14( t let.,) ,..1831t",,ad
44.4
1.:trusts May Be Exterminated B,'
Solutions Sprinkled' on Urns.
1)r, 1. d'Herelle, the young
French evi1'ntist) \vho• discovered
that a variety of 114e cholera, germ
will exterminate .10041sts and other
insect pests, 11'ae ree01\'41d tllnne7'U1(3
invitations from other eoiuitries to
aid ' theme an .relief fromim. there
semiri,'<15 of Agriculture.
1)r. d'Herelle was elettl3'ing 00)1-
ditiens in Yucatan foie' years ago
on hrhalf of the Pastern' institute
of Paris, when he, observed that the
locne(44 there were suffer;:1)q fr0111 a
disease 411 the intestine resembling
,cholera in Monate beings, He sue -
emoted 1n, ;sol sting like c+aceollacil-
ii14, 1:(tea' cultivating it and height-
ening ice vi"Itlence, he made a4 evils..'
Lion 14'11ie14 killed in 24 lours.
The 111et144,1 is t•4) sprinkle 1.118
solution 011 the .rasa where t14) in-
sect's feed. The first experiment
tried in the Argentine extelvniliaied,
the locusts ,within to radius of 50
013148,
Waives 111 Suba)'b4'0f Belgrade.
Poles of hungry%velv'es driven
out: of
the furest•s 'by id40 iutmnso
00141 (crid-'loos of their Usual food
sappl,y have appeared in the mei-
role of Belgrade, The animals have
beaY<1110'a Teal lnenaC4 even it. the
most thickly popula't'ed regi1snls, 4.1
Belgrade. )114111111111311) •'
while 11 Ariv.
iq•g" ('ecentty f4. am his factory to his
home, wets pursued 1139* a, pale. The
licmaats were evidently 3(1nlislied, 4111d
when they :tightest the sleigh they
vet -n out. to pursuit, with bmvls, which'
so fl'igllke1nc<1 the horse thll,t 11;e.
drivel' tilt) not, need to ergo hint fors
ward,a
855, s
0\1;.01±'1')1.)'1• SJ1. 40\'14 \01'1'.1,'1'J1:S IN 1•I317171:14
A Long ('ape Enveloping the Body.
Model of navy blue broadcloth trimmed with white weed braid.
F14.tM 1AItION WRITES 01:' LIFE
Asti-ono:uet' (lives Fragments of Ills
Projected Biography.
('334;111. Plamntarion, the famous
anti popular astronomer, from his
little flat overlooking the Pari). Ob.
serrature-, has given to the press a
few pages from his projected bio-
graphy. He was born in a little
village in the Department of Haute-
Murne, and by a curious freak of
fortune this surname means "one
who .xlie4s light." His biography
twill be Written ill that popular
ety'.le in which he composes even the
deepest of his scientific books. He
has even investigated the phenom-
ena connected with what he ealls
Spiritualism,
"'That 11141411 is a goof) Ileal of
fraud committed in connection 4,14.11
those phenonle.nw," he says, "must
be taken Its established. One must
beware of so-cal1'eel mediums, But
there have beel1 m.anife4tabions un-
der such conditions that the theory
of frond is inadmissible. My own
opinion is that such phenomena
have nothing to do with the souls of
the departed or with denizens cIVany
other world whatsoever,
"Levitation, table -turning, etc.,
the Facts as to wife]) I hold' to have
been established, seem to ` prove
that in a ghtlies'ing of persons in-
terested in stn<kring such manifes-
tations a psyellie personality- is 'de-
veloped which presents ;111en1 in
their collective capacity. It is, as
ib were, their collective sub -eon
scions self which dots as in a. dream.
Victor Huge, whom 1 knew very
well, took an iuctive part in some
of these manifestations in the boson
of his family while .living in Jersey,
and the Hugo family were absolute-
ly a.bu4'e suspicion. Hugo would
:my 41, line of poetry and another
member of the party would say it
with something equally good, or .at
all eten1,s, far above hie unaided
powers of composition,
"There wa4, as it were, a. reflex
of .Rugo's literary talent, ad,t1ottg}7
it wags inelependent'of his „wet will.
More wonderful still W148 this c One
day Charles Hugo was sitting in a
014'(11, with a party who had their
1134(14 tin a 13/1.1)1e, when some one
.asked whether Sir Walter Scott was
present. Charles .1311gu,' alta knew
Do English at allthen, read out
some. rappi10gs which -he`wrote down
without understanding their moan-
ing. The' Worth: were: '
'Vex not 'lh9 bard his 1
ken ' lyre
is bro-
ken,
l'u-
Ftls 19.8)1 song aungr his last word
spoken,' '
"The prebient af spiritualism is a
meet en1(7311e2 one, Of this .I ant
sure, however, after making evert,
dc(luction
for (vatic( and, nr•isuncler-
01a1.1cling, that we atttve el idenee of
the existence of psychic: forces the:
nainre of w:hi011 is unknown to us,
"'(Tien there is Mars, whim 11 v
tae
been ob11411't'ilt.g f+,5' tl1411))y years fir
more. I have, I think, (lemon -
el -rated that there is intelligent lift,
411 174,43)40' 41)114 ('11 that planet, for it
is impossible Jet explain on any
other theory the change9 which take
pletee 014 1(3. What sort of life it may
be we cannot guess, but it is there
nll,•the seine. The dif141413', as in
other astronomical researches, 0u11-
9314149 in the great distance at which
we, stand front the paint to be ob-
served. ;4fara is 38,000.000 kilo-
metres (33,000,000 miles) from the
earth. Well, supposing you have a
telescope powerful enuugh t•u bring
it to within 28,000 kilometres (17,500
miles) the difficulties in the way of
the observer are still immense. 11013
all that, however, very valuable re-
sults h.al'e leen obtained.
We know
the poles of Mars better than the
poles of our own .earth. In fact,
when 1 fast began keeping it record
of the snowfall at the poles of Mars
no man had ever seen either our
own North e4. South Pule."
P.A',RIS 1)11;(0Y3141t1'rR111i8L'li.ES
Precious Canya(1e8 Stored Awily
Many Years .Ago.
While inspecting the various
storehouses belonging to the city of
Prods a Few days ago a committee
of municipal councillors visited the
horses situated at :Auteuil, and the
thousands of heterogeneous objects
stored there, forgotten and covered
with the dust of ages.
One of the councillors more curi-
ous than the others brushed • the
drier( coating of (lust from. a large
canvas, and hire surprise was great
on finding hidden beneath the grime
signs of a painting of flue ((uality,
The discovery has led to serinu8
search and the subsequent finding
of various canvases.
It is now found that the city has
been the unwitting owner of several
lnasterpieoes fur a period impossible
to define. Among these pictures are
"Sainte 1'sah 11Lo de France," paints
eel by the master, Philippe del
Chan4flaigne (1:602-1074:), a sketch of
which is i11 the l:ou41411 a painting
which at present is attributed to
Tint•oretto, and one believed to be
the Rubens.
Further searches will be made,
and it is expected they will bring
to light more valuable works, for
the city fur many years has hac11ii e
habits of systematically storing away
all softs of objects and forgetting
Mem,
:Ata (11ildI•en's Party;
A little ho f
y ofive was 44.1. invited to
aehildreat's party. 'rho next day he
was giving an accouu't of the fun,
amid said iamb eaoh of the little
tors lilt) eentributed either at acing,
e recitation, 4n• music for the plea-
sure i 1 the rest. ''011, poor tittle
J.1,{k l" yai l his neither. "flow very
unfortunate y4111 eu111d du nothing 1"
"Yes, ('miner, mother," rented the
'one hopeful, '' s 1
young 1 I stood up 31)( Said
1147 prayer's,"
Astonished sh' Ike 14. Opvrntor,
She 41.44111eel to call n (lie slugsh+
store end tisk: if a c ent:tie e1,vle of
514(441 had been receive(), She ism):
dl '1
)w4.the receiver,
"What number 1"
41(;81 exchange
"'Narrow 1110,4,'' she 'laroulptiy re'
p1iegl. •
(101`.tJT)' 7'(1 1)(IL,I) 1101`13J1S.
Bing (11348),14 ant) His 4(111 iutaa'e1(t-
ed in Housing Movement.
Probably the meet pea; tical ilJuu-
traticn of lmerest in the housing
'nluve4nn'nt is being ta1ke11 by JSing
George of England. and ;lits (8131.
They are now working out an ela-
borate
ra-bolate stibnite of model landlordism
in South Loothei, '311(0 elletreet af-
fected 18 that belonging' 10 the
duchy of ('1,1uwall ,fn the 4ieinity
of \latero,; Bridge and 1f.ru,411gtua
oval The 11111g le the prime mover
ie clearing and rebuilding- the es-
tate, hue 111' is acting on babel! of
the Prime 411)411 the latter attales
bus 11111344'1(9',
Until within the last two of three
years it. 111.* been impossible to snake
any improve.mellt because Of life
108888 and at 4pecda.l .001, of I'111119
Dome that expired in 1909. Edward
P11. chafed under the disabilities
and urged ileo repeal of the act.
"31151, as 54)04) 048 1'. 3111 free to de
what, 1 please with 1117 property:.
said 11e at the opening 4,f the dwell-
ings s.rectl'cl hr the 1.,,,udon ('uun
Council at llethuad Green. "1 8113
endeavor to show that the. landl•o)
may play a moot inlpn'tar.( part i
furthering thohealt}1 and happine
of his tenants.•,
Edward died before he e4fttld du
much, but he left the. idea with 11
eon .and gran'dso14, who are 11011' de
nwlishing •11114 poorly built, :4pe1311
lative hue=es of the duchy eF Curer
wall, the ma,jori13 of which are 41e-
yuid of means of sanitation all
comfort inside,
They are patting in their place
substantially. built clad axtisticcull
designed 11a.ts aoti1 eutlage.s, aha
'ling o11 thoruugllfares laid out ac
cording to sound town planning, s
time the maximum of light, air 41114
convenience will be enjoyed by ten
amts,
11'hulc blocks of winding street
and dilapidated' shacks have dlsap
peered. One of the features of ill
improvements is a quadraugala
series of honks tui' old persons
These etruct0res are of ciignifie
architecture and possess every ad
vantage, inside and out, for the
gold cheer and comfort of the occu
pants. •
(.4440lul thought )las, been gilen to
the provision for open spaces, play-
grounds, trees and flulvers. The
King anal the Prince :are ery'iug to,
get persons le different 0erenm-
stances to intermingle en the pro-
perty-, and. thus promote a general
levelling of the social tone.
Their theory is that intimate con-
tact of the pour and the prosperous
ix gruel fur both, stimulating 'tile
former to efforts to rise and the
la tier to social sympathies advan-
tageous 141 (wtnmunity progress and
peace,
li'I:Iat .AS A F001) E('0\i)MY,
:Are Superior to 31 tiny Salads Now
in (`otin:in 4`84.
'4)1'1' .1:7' I) 11 1881) 0 3( ,
Pay a• yeti ))•u, but, dun'# ferge1
to save enough 148'get b,wek ell,
A mail's beet friend le. 41 viamx111
who van keep him fr014i making .a:
fool 'f !lun4xalf,
.13r41e)(('0um ''1)1ein'•t I Iuuk 'like
at feel when 1 wan set the altar raid''
.13esi. Man : ";Lu; but a0nyun•1 <
see that sou 1131'0 11(44' 4,1111'fielf
A 44311 has no snore right tar
IV r 1111! 1471 1111pg than to act e •
411111,)7' right to say 3 rude thing
another (hall to knock hint . h,w
He : "110 you (hulk 11;/8811(' n,akue
1110 heart grow fonder r" She: "1
ltnow. (;u .8.14 ay for a I
Bine, and I'll write 3441 lel
14 1.w,"
11113 .41.1 you ,••43 angt;v with
41(1or asked 141r. White •,f
wife. "Necau1:'..' :he Ie"111
• w)ren 1 t.ld him i had a torr
tiro'( feelfnlc lie told me to
t (3111, "
tire m•1 that this i4
very lete.11 fashion?" "Yes, n
(144111" "Aad :aor):fade '
1-
1r.1d11n, 1 ern Hare it two's:
t1' halo Pati.) it :n ills )
11 window f.,4. t
Yl ,1'14 11 �.'.
11.: "1 8141111 never marry anti
me .l 444 '.148144.4 1,110 i:4 10) (i4'
ss uppl ,;te.'' 13114• (encvaoragiagl
"Well .ley' friend, there are :nu
is herr of 1n•ight. intelligent girls
tilts neigldlurhvod,''
Mistress; -Bridget, that jug
broke this, int rniug belonged to
Street . grandmt;tdter:" Bridg
1,l 111.11 0i'm glad of that: ,Sure,
11 1.1, afraid it wee 1ae:metlrinq 110 1
11 fight la)cly'.'
LY;
"No 1, ehlleiree.'' 148fd the scht,
L• teacher, 'teen any of pm tell me
a greater pc,/ter than a' icing.
"Yes ma ale." ('rigida 131 10 1
eagerly. "Very well, you may t
the (-lase," replied 111e teat -her.
14.4•5 the unexpected reply. -
J01111413' why do you :'p .nil
pair lime on items stair .. , ' ask
e
Johnny 'K 011.111. -Stairs Here.
made to play on.'' '11'o11, ahe
can 1 se 1 Papa 04,0(4. 1118 up1,ta:1
teed )11x1nlna solids lite dowel. Hee
to me 1'4e got- to stay halfway sem
1411141'?. „
'.
YOU must step worrying a1
take a hulicle,F." said the sus
('41etitioner. “My dear doctor,
eplied the irritable patient, "if
111(1(1 get 111y affair., int::, a 8111
ROI SCOTLAND
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Rati1CS: A.N1) I)it:11Ii.
meld 11'hat is (1411 sg on (4. (1141 T11gittandl �
81441 1.0wlands 411 .41uig1
say' 1
1,0.
Scotia, g t+, Sc'arle't fever' l:1 prevalent in Kir M`
n, 1)11(9,
The infectious 1)iseases Tfosplta,1
at• Milton Is, to cost about (3;30,000,•
o 1g ()ver 112,000 was distribute'
7uu
among the employes of Laclhopol
Mills, Uah4ebiels,
the .11t'1uu4 0 not yet. tit mond out;,^
his the ferer epidemic in JDysart• 8llowe
ed, signs c.ff abatement, s•
lb! 4. Mr. 'Themes Minto, postmaster oft
(143 lila,irgeerie, has been appointed
lt,rtinae'er eel North Berwick.
(ole 'l'he1'1. is 14 murenie,t-on loot tat,
141- 111)1'11 11, pipe .11'g1114 '141 Ht Mar ar
N:, .t's Unite -1 Free; Cloned], Fairlie.
we 1'he death has ov(u)m 1
..1.41 Donal(.) Gunn, :t well-known Ab<.+i'-i.
(leen hotel -keeper, at the age•'41£ .10;
1 1 years.
ort The new headquarters of the .111!
Y4: King's Oen Scottish Iiorder•01 int
111- f+el tirkahire have new been (;,rural+;
in Is opened.
The death is announced of Mr
vsn, James ltebert,s, who Was locomotive
my fireman at Dundee when the Tay.
et: Bridge was blown tiuw•n• 1.•
01 Greenbank 1. ?ark, Pollokshaws, is
tad , to be extended by the inclusion of
twvi 44eres of ground fur the purpose
ol- ' of forming a ponce.
of , .1n alarming fire (recurred in trio'•
brewery of 111.00i ('1-411.1001 anal (fu,,
y , at. ('roftao-Bigh, lbbey^hill, . and
ell notch damage was dune, ; i
41) ' ;A rather alarming outbreak oft
file occurred in the Block Horse
:11) ; run, C'reetown, and much damage'
141 %lax alone to property' and stuck. t
Greenock ('orporatiun Have deri(I-{
re ed to proceed with the erection of
's, 14ur.knlen's elxeIlings, at. 41, capital'
ms cxpendituret of ab+rut• 11200,000. 3
e humor is ('1u•rent to the effect
that the King -end Queen are <.reclit-1
141 cd with the intention of spending at
4,e i least a. week i11 Glasgow in July..' i fl
- The boely, of Tr, �rit 9 �1;ert,
1 , n1u1is er' in the " ' 9
€' the -Cogent Urdlian
ce
fe'-'l \Yorke, Seotsto-n. hes Leen foundl •
:i scientific writer suggests weeds
as one of the lemediee for the high
cunt 1l' living. The dandelion, he
says, has long been used for }1 1 1 1111 8 1
food, and, properly prepared, is
grateful even to the fa4tisll008
taste.
The wane. sLe. temen t< apply with
more 411' less force to milkweed, yel-
low dock, ;reel clover, soul grass and
gulden thistle. These are all good
as vegetables 01' ,salads 111 both,
They contain quite as inuel1 of the
mineral elements 118 she vegetables
usually' tut livatea, 4101(1 11,..1 81111rees
of nitrogen, are ..van 4uperior to
1(1a11y salads new 181 common 1(4e
He thinks elan is consuming oiliy-
aal infulltesi•lnnl portion of the really
edible and nutritious wee<15, and
suggests that Hulse nee eaten be
improved by cultil'811,111, while 11,
search be made for others that 111147'
80118 equally well for food:
It will be recalled that it took
many years to transform the "lure
apple," w1i;411 141114 regaireled only
413 4411 ernllment., in to the. 'tomato
which everybody uses its food, The
mushroom has a similar 11i4t41ry.
1 C seems quite rem:enaable to sup- 1
pose, therefore, that a general and
se.f011t}ft( lnvest.gat14m of the food
value of weeds, .especially of those
which are more eondm014, 4v01114.e
yield very- valuable. results. The
facts seem til show that it w+,311<1 not 1
only enlarge and, diver14f4• the hu-
man dtel,ary, bu1; m.elerI Illy de-
crease the cost of living.
LA ')'11'1 0V '1`l{T111'".
So -lank 1 44sine111A1' as ,Aria(o('rals
11) Pa 1'14 1)111tee4.
:A new type of petty criminal hay
r.eeene1y- been 1'1844•ified by the pu-
Hoe. They give kiln the 1101)11e 11)
''144)1g4 piekpoeket,"
The )1'eaenl 'own, of c<Intplic'a4ted
danfe4a, 4111'11 415 1.13 3111134,, 8;1'11018 a
and m1Rixe, hasgiven the entre(* to, t
Parte ball,imens t41 many penuns of s
11
that would pc4m(t nee to take
holiday I'd be se 1elie42(1 that
wouldn't neersine,"
''cru site deesn't nater:, y
fection, eh ' Well, I eheuldn t 1,
mad ahem (hill. 11'hai',4 the 1.:x
bothering about a gar 1 ' sa1<1 VTo
by, "1 dun't mind .her nut )vier.
ing my affection,'' 4ald 'Freddy
"but, confound it, she worl't regal'
my diamond ring, either:"
Eversb,.'cit in + 414 family's 0'44'141
kind of an 1()11111x1," said Blob},y t
the' am44zed limiter, "What 111.11
sense!" she ex,llainled. "Well,'
replied Robby. •'nluther's a <teal
my baby ester is rn.t.hel•'s littls
lauds, I'm the islet, a41(1 dad's th
goat,"
a i en the 7':8•(11 and Clyde canal, n,atxI
I{ 1)rumehapel, •
Owing to an outbreak of�cli h.
f- 1heriain Broad Street School, 0014-1.:'
•et ; denbeat11, Beatll' 1ehvol Board have i
of derided 1,4. close the school foe a 1
r-.1 i.Pri;'d of three weeks,..
t A fate! ace=;(lent (lc<'.urr<:1 inethi+
. Kinnedelar ("1111ery, Saline, wheal
li 11' illiam Reid for i
� pony cla•irer, was}
buried heueatll a fall of 5''e toils of
material,•
0 2umeroiis cases of sheep -worry-..
- 1 ing have occurred at Port Glasgow,"
1 and it is stetted that. in, one district
nu less than Twelve sheep have been 1
done to death.
e. A .distressing affair recurred ail
Huntley. Aberdeenshire, lthe infant;
sant 'of William Ituy, }.lake} ,beings
jt suffuca(ed in its cradle by a toy
• l 1p11meranian.
1 Hubert Halbert., agecl 71, a oar -
e pliltel', was accidentally killed at
Hillhertd Station of the Glasgow
1'111 L Fit; T ERN11N 4JB.E1R311
N:xve i:laboratte Mot hods but Crud
A((parnlus.
1`be people in Siberia 11nvc ae
curial' way 4.f fighting fires. For 1)1
stance, the Cit4 of trktttsk is plot
te<t 0111 111 10 d.su'.13344 each with s1,
engine house 111x1 4)31,111. ore er. 07
the watch tower a1 guard i, enn(311
ua,liy stationed 41'141 it i4 hi. dict\
tv scan the housetop:, for .sig;( .,.1
smoke. \1'he11 11 11 1'6 1111.1 ,got. saf-
fi<•iently un<ler way for the guar(1 I.
.4'0 the. •snduke roe P'iAPs 414"
an<l 111e e'uri 's 4131411 444)1.
:Richa111 1„ \1 right ce ''Tlvougl
Siberia." 'I'11e en3i41 - are pater,'
tr1•e and the 11x1' of 111'1)) 1100'l'
One Sn11(lay' 11.rnlug while , to
writer was in 1.4lcut 41( there 1435 11
fire close 14, the huiel ltherc he w4ts
stopping; and all (he pr 110ecllnF,.
(:on1<.1 easily he watched.
]drat cattle a troika team (14a.:
dragged a htivk.111ld-]8(14)141' cal"
rellge. (o)l the carriage ('1)111)3 the
firemen, howling ( se:s eeks 1;111
brass helmet, jammed (lu1v,1 over
their ears, who carried til one hand
hew' the symbolism wetted 1)1141
:afrred the heart 4,l 11aerto inek--
3 11111)539, when he stumbled and fell
in front. of an humming train.
(Glasgow t'llamb'r of t'umsnelees
• • has can )
„ 1 4.1 13(41(1 of the surprising
1 number of people in England,. in-,
('1)141)4)43 ;,undue, who have only hazy;
4• %bell "f ( la•4g.'41''S Bile• ail(.her"hx1
purtan('e,
1 An exp}341i.101 .4f Bats, supposed to
1.844: hoer 1311'1X1 11e' a• leak in ilio
roof ..f tole of the workings, 'took'
, Placa% :n a eecll0il of 141. 1 pit, Ciel -
1 nlih19,'.(1. Colliery. and three melt.
15'< l'(• • 4111'1.•311814 1111111.1(. •,,
31,0 )lilre'ni'.4 13
111 P0l'4P!si.?, n<kie,
demand a. new Sc11ou1 from the
ci,'ol
board in place (1f liath•1'ala4
Public 111 )0101, and have declared .all
suik, of ('1114ren till they get al
sat;-fartury an -(ver.
Tho .14(huirally letve 3list
7 arranged:
a (''1 (rase. with 4) 1114. 11 Scotc}l. oil;
(1 e:allies far a large quantity of
l3,dni(1 fuel, The vempaaiies leave:
been e.xte(uliug 411<111' 4134( to meet
f naval 1• e'p1i1'enlents.
r
flaming torches.
Belt 11141 the hook-aild eaai,l•,4 was
the hose cart. and then "allle (1
hand engine .'f primitive typo. .Af-
tea• that, fur two blanks, tiled it
queue 4,1'writer-filled housllcn.la 011
wheel... '1'110 Pala.te:vie passed in 14
rluu<1 of cls t eiesempanicd :by idle
34311lx .'714 te'eh1-1,, asr,ngg 11('?1)1 en,
When I3,,' '40114p1 .4 11'.l.Tt, r
1l tile 7a7Y 774'
(.1144 carts'la,.hcll 1i.,wn to the rives,:
14)4(1 Were replenished.
Phis erode high pre: %11
gave rise ane: 1,1 a rafter lllim ,1
474 ineiden3 111x,6 Elie 17'kntsl(tar4e!
('1' with groat, glee, 1)1111)1,3 ai. (11•e•
1(18'11 years .5)p, n 1+t1.ing,,i 14114 1'
\11134)114 went '13•((511 1,r 1.11;'' 1.14,14)',
'i`Iid)l'611T1 V(111 P1111; 1)-{Y.
J y 's the li'spull e of each of the
14101,00 fat<'.ultios of a 111511 e 110141
1w!1113)4'1)1;1' Jt l,3 8 Yb. roBrgsclt. 3r(1,
; 14, convert
I(i3'11 meg; du It nay on(1-tenth ars
11,ne h for .thair religion as they pay
in (''11)jeat ion avi331,'then' r'1Ue,tor-ears
4111(4 not •half 90 nlu4') 4148 u3)01 '1118.18
gh.ls. '1'110 Biehleeli,i,f 1V 44434443'6,014:14
11 in. only 1110 young that van )Kt
tali' -e l)111C11 rr'wtlr<l f('0tl1 111111
)lraino; the old when tdiey afire g•13
get tee' fee beyond and al,
1101:441}-11 41)1)eee(ent5 whore 5•.11 ie-
\ere liila?al 4.71.1 4':81110 )ermine 1144
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c • 41:134 )3,010. The. 011011131344;05,11
1401 , r' hoµ+14('.4(415 11.411 ne(1(cted
•conmlend.4tlion is that 4.111:' 3844 1'x- ,
ceptiorlall7' stood daalc238, 'Thus an
httPoctjve }unl},1+(• \),tttillin, w}i� f41' 1
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3)
11'4. Playing a � -'r
1 y ug i 1, (41113 of Argentine
lilfliicmrnrv4.
have enjoyed nl!limit.
c' hospitality x
Il . 1 14. 1 +¢
n s me 4 i i)le 11(.1
social ril'ales 4411 the strength of
their 111 11 in the tnllgo.'
12,11ch 1141 roti 's in (he' hartrl#
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going t , he when 7r,u 4(441 ;strewn1
epi 114(11' -1;f` T its a4 be.% l.'d 11,' 1
)'resi(4mtt. b013, set+iuu' I 11 a. ;girl,
1 guess 1aht3 414 rich aid„411 is as
good an Anything.
+l 744)11
4., eltl'e what you 1)1)1413 e' them, -
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A 1)4.1(4' WBS has tit,. 1re$onee r,f
n1ncl which can btu b t,'))
he
rn, on tlto.
iuwta4)1. all be 3((1,.111. is worth for
teet i ar)
•1,4 +(e ✓,P1t men lw}l.1, k
rldw 'ted
notell rant east only bring it: to 1i 114
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wh(+ax.trf,littdl+tt'boy 11(' 3411”
citaritetel' !'f 4)14lipl(41) 41,8; W0,11 fin),
fri<;11<1 s.- laird I li(e)n.
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