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,J, o Chas,..rSte7�%rt' Mili Is 'the . - ,, � I � 1� � '" .Jft - , I I A04 . 199, . Mayo district of the X-1011ii 'Is again It 10 rejoald,ad on ships, and trans- 11
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, � . � I.;., , I ,price, of A' stabsibitlite f#aj to -,eplAce .. ; 1: � n I brQP&,t Cut; by Mr. O. S. Finate, Di- I Here It is treated and tb`00114
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,rl I tel- ;�f, Mjnes� is e sirman, . bstel-al p.yjovjmee$, an4of Nova Sootia 4 . form eeii, I - '
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gan Ally know ... !a fuel pro -' dusitrial fuel pro . ka- NIK. . . I � .1;
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,� � - . . � This Important sitirl daveloptug rJob .
I I . ';4f W-1 1! ore was made by two Veteran pros- nature end It is their inittea-10a to bag
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� , !, j;, , J'ToVa L t - 1, t6 11 4 � 1. pectors., Messrs. David CuuIrigharn And ore this winter toll ShtipWieut next .
,� I needs little emphasis. in, bile past ten and Cain be larglelysupplied1rom U WA W, own . : .
, 1. �1 , � I ,.., 11 L " . -.11; I C 0, !4 ,4- rr %J 5, � f �, - I 4 I . Ray Stewart. It Is said that ori A wpir,linpig. I . ': . ��
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. ,.,; val., Scotia, In Ontario, ast alob. In Quebec, . , . I . Iro,q -W has, a population 1.
" . 1, � yea-ro t 11 I - Ift lecting tritp, driving &L .3 coun- Mayo ftst,lot ,no
, � �. L&E �49 development -electric ,:, I -- .. 11 �� � , 11 - P110SP ple, Mayo: .
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, �� ,� , . ,: , alone, the bill w4h the 'Pul ecT niaLU5 energy on a large- scale -has already . . I4. I , wh4f, 'el �. I .1 TellIctle scraped away the klcr.eLl or slo settlement Itstelf lie on the SttewaTt� .
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�, ,L , , , 9riy $89,006,obo. . And necessity of Im,porting �, I . L"9* 04OV11% _.. . Of -soil which,at th1s, point w0 All that river at the head oI navigation. It 10 I
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.4� . thj,%, Vj�At,,�;'"jtdo�, t-1-orn the questia, f .'ar.i.nually-A,everal millionadiffitiOnal I -� . ... .. 14AV ,kk 01 TA covered the ,rock. The exp,prienced quite a thriving to-wn
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�� cost auid:o (bVen enca,upon� foireisn' of, Jndusitrl`�,l fuel, � The, extended ' and , 00. .1 . r j.1 , 'A eyes, ,of the prostpeiators d�etectad the -blotals, trading posits, churches. and a
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� soureek, we. ha*is!� a Itse d, , : I I �, It .,� 9�,- � V IFIT'Lli, % occurrence - said in a few minutes (hospital. Kano 'City is 42 milles In,
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, I r acube ,a,lioirtil�i4l-",;�il-ti,'R�1-1. ito"AlIttelidant' 'tend to restrict -the Increase of I . 411v, . � V k, I �. IT. � �.
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�2 .� . anxiety and iin,66itainty. I ,,of Itidtisitria Ir' I �F* 421 stripped off sufficient of the rock to Centre of the mincing.activity. There I .1
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I .4, I i � an: inimens-isca,mbunt of'cloS6 AudV.'�id' bitumdoottis: nalues, is. far beyonKI 'Unjited V10TOnn ... I , 5 . + I , , , Ir � I I -Ulia cle lopment Of and at Xayo� a -sub-Tecorder's office, ..
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I which is, chl6fl�jamildar wi _ 1910111ght And. -much &is it,may steam d -e- - . L ""tor' . ;� , I'liver jolm]s.the Ste -wart river about 150 I resipecting theml as. .,
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1 .1" " '' I . . who -have deilt witilit,thia distri6ittictil pendent In, the matterof fuel stupiply�- I . . ,A � 4;.-";-' I` .,, east of Dawsion4 ...
,"ll-'.. I , � '. I of CC,, . . I Z , * - river 'that , the district derives ito acitilve mining otimip and that In the
";4, . L ,�� 'during past beriods, of. short- it appears to be Arig,lily ImOmbabls, 0. % 1. ��� � 11 � name, � near tkituTe it will develictip onto of the . .
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I ' d-Tes: tb�t. imports Into oeatr�l Canada Of 61091. . .i
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4 .. I,, I -1 age li4ye hot rdstriot6d eiT Btu- . . \ 0 CAPE'- I I fir'.14 largest stiver deposits. in Canada. . I
I : �, . � `;to a question of ho � United, Stateis bituminious-,co ,. " - . F 000 From the nafixrte'of the ore and the Tjie main aperatlow, Carried on in . _
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44 1 - . I � , I The , gone'very thorDughl . ov,@T�the substlWition . I � , as, lictrig on Bonanza creek bythe Yukon?
� 'I", " . I , - ply from elther our easterjR or 1, . I I , niturallIT caTrIted on by man-panii . �
-Oafe,13, jViiough. the, im&edlata, weir 1�6 . � .. . . � � �, . I . fo thle Dawson ,district Itself are h7drau-
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., �. , k.�, . the redurrande of acute shortage of western coal fields were it' possible, The Capewto,'Catro4oute Is now.an acebm''Plislied- fact In Africa. By rail- � ties ana Dow en . I et. Klonclyke river by the Camadian Kloa,
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-1;_1V I � I COAL. The comind-ttee, has, at hamd tI � way, steamer, mat -or car and- es"ravSn,'theltrip� can, be made in 58 days., BY Ing mjn,j,jW opj&mtions, the yu1jiOn Gold dike MI-ning Company. Tibia Oamadilan .
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_.iI . � . results of a � -ve . railway, it'will be accomplished oomp Klondike Mining Company have Saver -
191, , ve�iy wide ' range of in- conditions or causes that ha, cc- the* Completion shortly of ancitheestrip of any, and the Treadwell -I Yukon
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,.,.,. .1 I I . vestigaiticen conducted by the Depart- casioned the shortagg experienced in I ' 11
., r��. . I In Po4l- weialri§i. Slie dining cars -are � provided from Cape Town to Company Limited. Last Year the al dredges on the Klondike river. I
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1 f"I� �1_ ment.of M-imies, thie"PeVA Committee, blituralnous, cost supply. . eping and 1. I . - . -a machines, among the
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. � - ob ' wash aii 12,000 cubile yards per day.
.., 11 .,,�� � . � .ties and many other public; and prl- tario and Quebec Is, however, entirely When Famous Men Were I ,,, ........ -to -the town The Changes, In the m1ning vituaticin .
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1 71 1 vaite bodies. It hasi amwilable a masa ti erent. The area 'where the prob- Young... I I ITIES OF of Mayo on the Stewart river H,er,a ha" mattinalry been, reflected In the
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� 1", " . - Invaluable dtaitia. There Is no luck I I -a has given
, � of ent practiCallY ,, district but this now stril,
��!,;;, I l -em is acute is- depend He is a boy of great, mental powiew, I it is plied, high on the banks And in �
�Ir� .... � "., I ,of information ,yeapeeiting the funds- � I � I ANIMALS .
.1 I I ,on United States antbra,cite ! the spring It is shipiped, ditown, the r* a renewed Impietus- to prospecting aft -1 �
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-� 1,4' . I ,aulties, and has made pTogress, in evetrything,* I ' I . � tver
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... ;�, . jillental causes of Car fuel difil . I � By Gladys E. Brower on scows to Dawson, it ia then re. I Over this highly mirieralized region, so -
. � I ; . , for healting dwellings and buildings 1 riship. I -think, he is GL - I I .
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! -�,, . and t'ritere js a consittlerable fund of the winter months: of the- year. eoxcept ,penma I . I - -gar scows, and 9hjpj that further d1scoti may be ex- .
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.,. �, � � -wirlich, It eff active- I Available revoum s, of anithracite coal 1 serious boy -always ,anxious to do .
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, I" irseful sugge . . 1. e se Who till, the Way d1own title Yukon aboi peoted, �
1, '.111.1 I . I I welil. - Wital Ills' immense powem �of I of animals t those who i
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�. I I practical relief. The re�ortsof the. ' he COUld IQ.70� .
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I .", � . those -of bituminous. Coal. on the eti I becoma a good-, Freinklic and German, tim I .a, and. lit is, interesting. to discover fumescan turn ferocious animale into . Balsam Fir. 11
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:; - Fuel Controller and Of the Special trary, the life of the Undi Statesi � _ I . . I .
- 11 , . � Committee of the House of.,Commons,1, si4lolar " . � . � that amilmals -bave their peculiarities humble slaves. � Four species of balsa.m. fir a Com- , .
I �� I . anthrateltia fields, at present rate of * I , -
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31.1 I wallich'Sat in 1921, contain. a legacy of In these words, a schoolmaster de� the' Same, as people, The ancients I hav6 noticed that dogs, unless it mercial. Importance are bound growing
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, -4� � teochinmendationis which partieularlor, lieRs than one hundired. yer4a%. , It Is, be- I seTibed Mr. Bohir Law in the da made use of thds knowledge in Per- js forced upon them by steady u,se, n Canada, the most inip,ortantof whi
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.:: ...... I . empalaslize the need for a properlyAleved that the year of maxImum all- i his childhood,, � -,long, before ' any6ii' SO hJde and show great sign is the ,eastern soecies (Abiles baA-' .,
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1, ,: :. agency to take ii.p.,more! tho,jight that he was destined, to'b . at the smell of cologne. . samea), This ttrei� Is found through-
., " , . ,, . . , cousUP4101.111 nual- 13y,oductionhas alrepdY been paists- I I - .
, . ' arris. They say the- goats, of Caucasus will cut Canad, but la Most Important in' . .-
,!,-� . continuous, imponsibilitty f*w study of I ad, Not only is the, aninual output like- I come -one of BTi,t-.Wa ,greatest m4n napTe abokif antimaiv, than we mod 1.
�,��i I the bial problem, and for remedial . and -guide the affairs, a ihe nation.. ' W�a, all: know of the old. &date about follow any -one eagerly who entiees Oataa.do, Quebec, and the Maritime .�
''I, .. I 80- I l'y to dinitnish, -but the diffl.culties and - I I - . i� i L ,
.. ;� A1.1 , � itton.,- than ebi?�d be astsumed by any I ,. I Mr. Austen Chambimlain tells music hav n, power to soothe, the stav- them with Itble Odor Of cininamOrL We Proviricieg, It is, used for sawing into' -
_11 , � Costs oj�, ru,ining are azii-lually - increas .
41, . � I I bady or authority. I his youth. He had, &eided- to devote ,,age,, beast, and can ourselves. notice the have all seen the, 6ffecta of canip on lumber irrL. some reglp.w, and this. Is In- - . I
_. �. . � . tem-porary I ling, UndtedStvAes�enth-roolOIS�Tapid-, himsel& to p.oaitics after�"his d arture different effects .1 t a ih e cat. I I .
. 11 � I - The newly formed committee steps I l.y be,eOjrnklg;the.rjCbj rn�ants, fuel. ,ben- , . . . ap . 1. . I .it has on animals. 11 cuts I creasing, but it Is more impoltant, as a, I
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11 I I Lr 'Tjt -will from the- University, and, cornnijuni:- Euserbe Salvarte, an old French It has always besn� a marvie-1 how, Souree , Ot, wood1pulp, . in 'CO�jjjnCVo;1 I
11:�: - into this breacl 1161 In. any 'tral, Canada canuott possibly hoVe. to' . . I � � . .
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.1 - way Interfere with the many iude- I � thIsjuel. cated this dedision to;hii cild, n'urse. wri ,s how he saw a hippo iteiit Egyptians. warsbA137 pruca 9pftlei.E. .
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I'll : - : Win constitute an argantizatkin which, able � t�) increas4i 'as, fair as may be' -have thought two in flf4 family,, yourr played by soldiers marching, along, the Imagine a ar000dile, adO=edwIt-h gold , - ____ I _*�_ -,
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I .f I . I", ,wking, the broad view of thle whole economically fetasible, th.te comsump- I father and Mr. Richard, enough to barik, and of an elephant rising Ae- earrings and bracelets, sitting on a, ' Raw Maieplal for Sounding Board,
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,"I I.,* .. I can give a common ob- ' have in politicsi Why dolift yen ,go I lightedly upon his hind legs at s0me Telvet co,rpet; -being fed wllh steaks, .
I . I I +Ion of. Canadian, -in place of Imported � , Germany, which -se-cures its, supply I
�. I 3eliltaiieA in- 't',',_,',_j, � the getrjous problem, facing the I in f or s6mething useul? " . pleasing strains of mirsde. ciskets and mulle& wine. The Teal ste. of raw material from. the slopes of cer-
I L I . jective to the numeroue sa � I When Lord .Gurzoin was -at Eton he The': nervous organism of dogs Is cret was, that the animals. were' well ' .
.. vestiga:tions, that must be carried outt. Carlad-ian public at the present time Is . tadn motintainis in liltance, Oermiany,
.� I bad- a reputation as an adlept at re- particularly susceptible to harsh f6d, and there are countless cases -
. rimary Need. .the provisse-on ot an uninterrapted sup- .r -d, Is genex-ally
, 111.1, I The P " attee, and.- it is recorded, that on, .one i sourid% land � and pieroing music act. among the ancients wh1ch will prove Austria ald SwIttzerlsir
. . The fuel problem. prestanti,s many. ,ply at a reasonable piAce, throughout 13 , - conceded to be the best manufacturer .
.� I Ic! of the acitte fuel area of a'substittutte fuel occaision he,put a big fe'llow. to flight'ually causing them aeute suffering'. this theory. They mraintained that a i
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11 I to coincen- for 6hitinlishng supplies Of ainth ite ' &IMP -1-Y 1)`Y thd1power of his tonigue. I Hence their distrestst andhowls at horn well-fed antimal 'Would lose all its I
the committee has been a -to kind- I Iveary demands for German pianosi, the
, �; rac ferocity and beoome amenabl ,
11 � trate Its situdy upo'll the particular it is upon this, problem that the rlewl� I Another Viceroy of India, . riord blowing ior even a fife played In the ly In those di,striets quickly dimin-
1, �. � !jg all Reading, ,had a terrible reputation at' same room, with them. nem provided he were filled to reple- I supp .
��' phas-te w,blich appears to be most ur- Constituted committee must Urd . I lehed and there now exists onlY a pos-
I ' - been citsteribed as� one The same Author t 11 of a m sti tion. As an andmal's brutality seems; .
I genfly in need of attention. The &sisibl&measures and methods of re , echio:ol. He has ;" 6 s a V tincts, to pro- I stble -tiource of supply frona -the morniv, I
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I � . - - I - I - I R __ --- muster's point of view that it would. shot off by soldiers in the street, vtde against s 4
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- �, I .� I ing the work. Anyone requiring a be possible to find, I'Lessons he left where he lay until finally he hid him -1 that nations older than we Are, by �: -First Aid to the Children.
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T � "I I � Tree Repairing. I uslinessi unlearnt, classwork he shirked, mis- sel�, .Afte'fr a *hRehis master.missed � I : If the Idd,t � lie stauld put a bean up
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I . 'bulletin elkitled working, knowlefte of the ib ighlef was -his onlydevoitioll," seld the him,and went to find him. He found I treating animals more like human be-, I
.11, An - interesting . 1c; d ,acquire a good deal- of ,inf orma- a � his nose put a. sinall amouat of cay-
. j � 01111 , I early friend,. "Myrecollection of him tlia dog,had entered his house, gone! in�gs than machines, have been th
�, "Tree Repairing" has been issued by tion from the bulletin. mentiobeii. It � . �4
'' � ch, Department o& I is always of a demoniacal Young 1111P upstairs and crawled under a bed, ! Ones to. work with them charms ,ttia' , I aunts pepper ca, lillS.- 11DIter 'liP and he
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: It degaTibes, and i is :free. f of the asking from the D' with s,-p,arkling eyes, who was always where he lay dead, with the blood gush- - ; will sneeze . I
� th-b Interior, Otbawa� Of the for it oT yon will only push it further
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I it methodis of re- Irlterjor, ] O,ttaw ., , . in disgrace -or being called, and yet ing from his mouth and ears. I
... I Illustrates, the differei a . Needles were first used in 1542. 1 Into, hI& nose. -1
- �� I I pairing trees, dimiling chiefly with the .—O I witlial ever meTry and deliciously A Stableman, who, had been around =�_______17� .— _.____. I _.._,__
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7�, , . treer, that have split att1he -crotch. The A sichool tea,elleT was asking h4s There are not many .stories of Mr.. quiet and go in the s(t,JI with a horse a
I . es a great 6ea.1 -of usefull cla,sts, the names of Countries; dn which Lloyd George's young days, but one Guardlin the S Li I
11 I I ,bulletin giy I . everyone had refused to.go nesr, by I b
I info-imition on 4)h,,e ,subject. Tree re- dIfferent townsi 'and ,cities, were sitil- reletes tothe period when he attended the use of valardan.; as soon as the . I ..— , �
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- adays, els,pecially in th, . "Now, W loge. The . future Prime, Minister trembling, and let the man do with
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- :1 . � I . . _.ttlons. ctl! this country and- the United I'lancy?" 'found a, sinall boy being budified, by him as, -he would. I - armed men ,who, I In foreign lands the Prinee, haa his I
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, ;:1 States, men specially trained ,fee the Before he xecielved a reply, ha- fou bigger youths. He interferTed., The Use of herbs played A funda- shadowed by fearl 14
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,� . ing ,,,,,a,8 protect -him. Queen
1, lthyt)§ Operate on tee'ah, Cleaning out the row' . One after the other. . E verybhi ths ,ancients performed with 'animals., not lose sight of you evea.fo-f -a nio- special ditty t1D �q
11 _�,_ - Cavities and filling them with con-atete "Genoa?" be roared to the dreamy arranged, but it came to the oars Of Ancient history tells us how when merit?' Victocia, by the way, used to ,declare -4
.ti . oir asphalt, bolting togel,,her trees that one. . those in authority, and, the battle 'Was Thecles had the lions losed upon liarn 'Uneav , an existence that she always felt .sefe In France, 4
i 11 ut Billay Smith does. rytOPPed. . � lable, as such. and little wonder, tor ,while she was A
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. I thiriatefi to sj�liit in. two, fixing up 11N -no, sir, b In theareria, certain fair laies scat- may appear, it flerns quite natural to there she was under the cam of M. -11
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"I jrseiE, that,have been diarnaged by -wind", She's, his girl." I A. tered pertfumed aromates And Oils the Prince. ,of Wales. Almost all his -4
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�1111 , . . et*ty running up, a 4,855,464 volumes ,of ,the Bible were highly trained Corps in Europe. �14
1 I nem olf man. Tree rei,pairingg ai", be- Vines 10-Ok PT him as he sitood surrounded by the harm by siliant myrnildohis- -of the law , .4
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11 . I . pome a profession and, -at least one Nvirrcl-miail, but they loosen the frame tirculati dt 1921, In ChIna large hiingry beasts, when Ao the wonder of especially chosen for the purpose Everl In his: home -at St. Js-ales'S 14
,-.?? I . I pawts of the Sicriptbures, have been is- . Palaco--the Pritioa lwa Qe same Per- .
� ." . � #chool has been established Ice texch- I and shiorten its ,dhys, the Assembled crowd, the animals Prince is A
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I - I . . -1. I 1, Is a §implified, wiritten form eridlotrsied'ing him to Wak away unhurt, How In. ' the Palace Is guarded by sentries sel- 4
. f I . I - 1. A>Y�Iia government. . -a that tli6 police of Britain hftv0, to Oa.T' I
_� . V s for Windmills ' . . credible it seem that certain per- - . acted from one of the regiments of q
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11�1, I I , - - %::::%7Y' are a familiar sight to visitors. I
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I I . I . The"'Wi,ndmill, has'remained pretty power of ithe air currents caught by .. i�`,*";:,:!:� !'%�,:,::..:, .:;,.. ,j::!,:j,: A mistake or carelessness on the part T�Jjjen, inside the courtyard, there are .
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�� I . prehistoric times-, up t6,within -the. last ed wind lntotom�' p,roduce. more than ii���:ii:i,����:�i����'i�;i:���:::;:::,:�.,;,.".:!. - !:j:::i!.i��:!:': this great responsibillity, the Care exer- � _�
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. I I I . ' Re" seventy hio,rsepiower with a good wind.. . *::::i�i*i.::�, -:::�!:::,., men may be I ,�,
�.�� �� Tery few.years, that is, to say. . ::,.`::�,:��`!ii:�,.... �',,::.,:*i:: ''. .. '�*k' oised In selecting the In the Palace, and every night the .
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-1; �. � I drical arnangartlenit Of , srt6el these being u pf sheet Iron and . 11�-..',-,�- I
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I ,. I'll � - I - � nt attendance upon their 0harge no one shall be disturbed, I
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; , , �,.�l � 'I' � I the oliter pa,rt, which is fixed, and lin- ly turns Ito, vaaesi edgewlse to fhe � I � -or close at hand -their extstelloe Is The men w -bio form the Vriuce�s' .
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I ,. I Thits delicately poised, the, in�ner per second can enter between .the, ver- I ,�" . I -or, Is whien itla go,08, 11broad. A good story is to]4 of a visit the . I �
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1� i(_ milt revolves Iri response to the &Ight- tical Onto, and thus A limit Is'set to i� . _.W�Im...'�', '' .,�.._ . : orget that Prince paid to the Coitln-ent before .. .
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: =W � a sujjerposed '1010r!08" and 0110 Come into, extensive use by tea -m&%, DRYING 000 FISH IN NEWFO . 1 The"Woubd-be a'svisain, a I , h liam . I
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