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. 11 I., A BOWL of crisp Kellogg's Corn Flakes - tablisilmeni of the United St 'e� -Re- �ome lie .-I, , , - law. Naturally he is a tremendous, � I . I I I . . .
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, ' and cool milk or cream at breakfast � 4, I . witl you take bonds of the new road.' for his hatred of the,. Volstea� Act ,,.C, . Mx " he said, and i le. I 8 C,
. I main . ed a non-combatant, but never- . "Ob, yes,". assented 'MT. Schwab. I - all hiro, . B, t was rifle fli ceasion Thomp
ir Iinakes your appetite get busy. And It's th6less as a warm-hearted mar, and all similar re,prdssive measures
1. # ' -done. Now this Mr. B �was furth' , sorr, -the groorn, rode Warrior asQ .
; � fielt��d both British and American "YOU Will!!111 said the. astonished is notorious. The other day he led m-ber. of the w I. ha,Kd as he� could travel Atross c6un 4� I �',
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�-. I digest. Enjoy Ki�ltoggls for lunch. And CORN ' , cognition for,one of these iidnesses 'Vifty-fifty," said Mi, Schwab;, "a the s�reets of the metropolis. I i t* Id a I . to 't o 'to give news of the p;ro�ismity of the�
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I he was given a letter by British ton of bonds 'for a ton of rails. �- Bit-Vhe does not drink as many ' e'.8 be r. of loyd Geor' 1, cabinet--�- enemy. Gen. ,Seely IIO�ed then an& ' �, �
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"upper? Kellogg's make any . 9 . f!%Q` ly, � He has found Dr. Addison and Six- Aucklan4. many times Afterwards, that th(- I
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. Land and tlie Faulkner brothers, all . 11ral of the Navy. All present paid to keep in training if he'. ip to avoid 'SiT1 AuckNiid ICWdels has 's'aid"that "bbd-�'6f'7'4��ther horse thai had "be'em '41 f��
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: . -, , Of strong British sympathies. The tribute to the Japanese naval lead-, fior any,tonsiderable period the last he,bas' decided to make, no state- cut 'I , two .by high ewpJosiv'es an&
�, . .94 9 feeling against these men was lit.. er-The time came to drink,a toast. &ad ministrations of the mortician I ` it
�.. ,( , ' mvnt, we have the hardihood'fo ven- inake no goun& But. he was always;
tense And,on one occasion when her Those present lifted their champagne He d6es not run to fat, of course' vstprious,j uneasy when the bullets were whin- I
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1. husband was Absent, .Mrs. Laiid and glasses,,. but there was a gasp 'of a- and retains his boyish figure. Th . -at he , a; ing through, of course, he could irot, I
&*Y,4a alzf4 2*49-w-w * larm. a:s MT. Bryatj was seen to raise . ,Mr. 'B. He said th - had worke .
,. her ,children escaped being burned in sports he now' perm#s himself are Il- ith Dr. lk* i X .
1. . 1 I . their beds only through the warning a glass of water. Someone grasped piano playing --and w Nesfie14 and had the,great- see them, nor presumiably connect I
I I to performs. likei est respect for lhim.. Itt wai true their presence with the casualties he- '! ,
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'. ,was Confirmed by �the 'sacred scrib2 their lives if they remained thev toast would be considered an insult'. Long before he, had, any,political e* h d I W" moneY for other other he knew that bullets rather- � 11. 1,
� . , SUNDAY AFTERNOON then -declared thaf this, made their way to NeW York whicli The Great Commoner ,was equal,to, ,perienee he'was Z�FCI 1-ILMIRUb 7 Nesfi. but the 16han shells meant death. , 4�One, ,
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. I (By Isabel HamiltqA, Godericb, Ont.) child. was born,16't' disa�ster to the ,was then held by i1c , il tt I � %1& 10
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! I THE CHILD APP�tAL ' should be foi . But Ther- her husband had been killed. Brok- turning to the Admiral "and.1 diink 4e,arab P, r,, A.s� Yoti Did in 'Way?" He connected with some 'of his oom- little as the ping, ping, Rl
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. inuthis prevent�d this, by hastily re- enheart6d she and her childrep John- . ";:. I ,A', i464 shortly after --panies. If 'Dr. Nesfield. had inti ' t- tinued. . once ( I �
. You win any- Victorlds.4,6rD ch *, p.Vbgb'he �oined- the Feist ed ,that 'Mr. B was his iiatient he but many,a d.0, 1 ti� I'd .
I'ain the child. -ty of U. E. -Loyali �. I'ma, . . Not
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You hold in your hand my destiny. was sucl, to N16w Brunswick, and here they set- t % 1, ,,
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., I You deterinipe largely, wh-ether 1 harsh counsel- "God hims�elf, � whose t1led do,wn to a long hard struggle . ge of sonji hd shows is which produced the cure was not Vit the front line; never ,did be swervw 1* ., I I �
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s providence protected ,Moskp, inclin- for her children ,were young. r*ly th- --no-led of an gxpe�t, Alexin but a -preparation from hor- from a shell I
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,� Give me, It pray you, those things ing the king to spare him " ious to his 0sappearance and sup- , Y I * anp even since. .becoming ma . yor he niones, Called horibacton, the dis,cov- of bullets.l.p. , always frain a stream� 14 � ,.
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I I . Perhaps there ,Ore s6me- who have hd� been asked to tinker up sorfte ery, of a distinguished Russian call- perha in the .n"t1few weeks, 10
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I . that make for happiness. tl . not heard the Rtory .they tell about m4sical shows which lacked sOme- e4 Dr..N. E. Ischlon'sky. es in the British army Were killed or- . I
, Amidst all this conjec are, ong posed death, Land had been serving
s Train me, I beg you, that I may be thing is certain, that ,Moses was with, the British forces, his speei'd ,
. a blessing to the -world. I ;rg Mark Twain duTing his early days as thing to make thern sure fire hits. I
brought up asf the son of the king,s knowledge of the country -be, af . This; doctor among other patients died of wounds. Warrior was offilm
�.,: I � . articular value to them. When ]ILA a San Francisco news-h6und, when It was in the urse of some such had the wife and son of Mr. A. Shari), ridden, 'by ,General French, who had.'a,
- dau,khter. In regard to the ends ,P things were pretty le -an..' Merk hold- manipulation thaco
", ' I of God, returned to find his house destroyea. t he met the girl a London financier. -His gratitude great fondness for-blin. Soon after, V I 1W
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.1 Which, in the prdvidence ing a cigar -box under his ar'iy'l,, wa& who later became his Wife, He had ,to the doctor. was extreme, and he ,Gen. Seely took command - of the,
. PRAYER were secured by. his being brought up and his family,mi,ssing he turned to . �i
in the royal palace, it rnay be ob- his friend Morden for succor, He stafiding gazing into a shop window.;' -
. just finished some useful cuts' in a proposed a scheme whereby the ,Canadian Cavalry and ,, Auxiliary-
[ , , as told that a price had been put Alady friend approached and said: show arid was refreshing himself in horrn-�cf�ii � might -be . commercialized forces, he established hqadq,'
." Pour out Thy spirit Lord, to guide sdrved that, according to the common w "I always see y.ou with a cigar -box . . I
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z. - , those who instruct the- children in course of things, no one, Hebrew or on his head and lie surely would be a cabaret when he noticed � lonely, and make a fortune for the Rus'sian. in a farm house�which rg ried un- � - ..
, il . under your ,arm. I'm afraid YO Weeping lady whom he recognized as But the -Russian rqfused,. Sharp, damaged because it was ( in the open�
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�., . I home and school and church that they Egyptian, but the kink's own: daugh- in escap . � smoking too much,- Mr. Clemens.17 ted. . L .. , �-i A . .
1, may.learn the true way of life. We ter', would have been likely to dare help hi e ' on6 whose part he had just dele howeveri persisted and seeins to have and the ,Germans evidently th�agftt� , . .
i . . They took 'the 7aulkners in "It isn't that," retorted Yxl�rk. He'spoke to her'an i I . . � � , .�
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�Ll . llittle� children unto lHimself whea the responsibility of preserving a , . X ing Tele
V, Anien. child devoted by royal decree to de- certain mountain rendezvous. But I orn #raph, . �y'/��, " unable to do this he pr A,-,- ` . F rip, �
�11 - here on earth. . 4�rbd mar- morer for the Russiani �a4qbitd- thp officers thoti, lit .,� v�h� 4 . � .? : : " t,
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� � S. S. LESSON FOR JULY 3rd, 1932 * I hen Morden 'and Land turned up I �- — I riaie.' It is said that May .Walker letter's 4mbarrassine: t. - : :In any. idea, to -car , ' ' b! �.- ' "
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they found waitingafor tjiern rfot t�.- .. never feadsa, never finishes event it Was to Sharp that Dr. Xes,- fire of,the e-nemy R I . �
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a book. He never -prepares a speech, field Applied some ti I 1 ' ' �r Airected to i ' ft�� ' blite tted.- ,
V . Lesson Topic—Childhood �and Eda- any other means, in the existing con- Haulkners but a nd of c dway Playboy me In! 30 61 I and� �' r;
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I dition of hip. people, have obtained soldiers- The Faulkners had sold . . . . and yet he is reputed,,to, be one of 1�31 when he wanted , If th6- , . Gen�ral` ( , `�`, I 11: � . I
i--. i : cation, of Moses. 10 the high 7duciation and traininj them out. ,Land 'escaped Facing. the Shadom,'s the' most pleasM' ' Cter dinner preparation. He , received Iii And out *% the -w E�, , my, pyjamar�,
J Lesson Passage—Exodus 2:1 which he tb*A ured. By -means Of shower .Of bullets, one of Which . speakers in the Ulite�,grtates. Like paid 1120 for it.' J an ,
.4 � I Golden Text—Proverbs 22',-6' Mayor Walker seems , ust �What Part 4 ,�a�re . I - ,, , ,
igkO,1'�ili time to see a she]
. I this princely, utation, he b6caw - signed to play in,Ahe burs . in the 'middle of - thss .
V I Xt a wounded him but 'Morden was ca,r.)- I to think. CoOtain Joe Thompson, 'of Toronto, Sharp was de ..
long and t accomplished in his tem- tured. He was tried, and the letter that he Completely exon.erated him- also 'an extre ..
.. While Israel lay pnde person inos . self in the.e InelY felicitous after matter of Vit Alidkih we can only farm" and -blow down all the walls. I
�. ourse of his appearance dinner speaker, he depep,ds' uPO* . 1, surmise. iPerhaps he was -to . provide WarAor was looking out of ,the � top� . I
'. heavy oppression. in Eg�4, the man per, demeanor, and intellect; he was from the British officer to,.,.)Vhom he
". . . before Judge Seabury, chief counsel tho ' who precede him t6 proviae the capital for. its ,manufacture. Th6 half of his box, About the only por- -,t i 14 .
,� - appointed to be the d��iverer was also trained in that largeness of had rendered some service, humane for the Hofstadt,er committee. Per- bi se .
�orn, and was undergoin-4 the train- ,view and generosity of spirit which rather than military, ,convinced -41s haips few unbiased persons who re . In With tb.,& subject T"tter 'for his: Russian doctor had evidently Warned tion oT the farm buildings still in— : I �
. � ing requisite for the office -he was are supposed to result from such ie- accusers that he was a British spy. RQ exte�nporaneous remarks. The trou-
. I I the evidence Will ,share thi the financier against medi6a,l charla. tact and When! he saw me whinniecli-
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. destined to bear. . This man . . -as lations, and which qualified him to The Fatilkners to have their neck., s cheerful le speechnrakej�§'of this ty,Pe is tans, and Sharp wrote sayin;g that loudly. I ran to the door anA withi, . � 4 - . 40
� , Moses, I sustain with dignity 'and authority testified against him and on Novem-' view. It seems likely that Judge tbhat there are too few previous Dr. N�sfi'eld "had Aatisfied himself' the� aid ' of . in*' signal ofl1wr,.
I In to�-da . y's. lesson the offices of ruler of a people and ber 25, 1780, Morden was put to Seaburly will suggest to Governor spe ers they: do 'not garner efficient that he had made a great discovery. de lHaviland, opened the, dobr an&
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`�'- i Roosevelt that - Jimmie Walker is -an
, , -circumstances of his -birth and pres- general of armies, which eventually death. Land in the meantime pro- material; and if there are too many, I
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- -son and should be rernioved they, -are unable to remember whitt by the tussian's specific was falsely in two seconds i a shell burst right 1: � .
. I - . . It was,.alleged that the cure madc Warri ' boundedout . . . . With-
, . fiting by the information given hill' unfit pez
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e�l " ervation. He, was well 'born ,being devolved upon.,'Aiim. 'This education b his old friend found his way Out from office. Whether the governor . itji-% all about when their turn comes. I . ? �
V. , y .ascribed to N�J,fieldls, inside the 7Wx. ,. . 11 The gallant
1; ,of the tribe of LZ, the ;riestly also--involvink, as -it must* have done' , . will accbpt- this' 'unkind proposal i. .re. Arrange- . 1, 11 . � .
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I tribe, by both parents—Am-ram'and an intimacy with the highest science of the Penfisylvanila, mount s, trar ., Our,reference is to 'Mayor Walker.. monts were made t ,�Z, it - horse had a 'nirrQw escape frcnn am �. , I
� natural wit and 'and philo1sophy of the Egyptian sag- ell'ing often through the trees instead something else- Again and our own .. . I Anation
Jochebed. ,By the . , . guess is that he will not act. - it ' - . -------O-- wide publicity. A, g�iat;.i i.London agonizing death when somi �ime la -t-. - i . !
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? 11, . providential guidance of the mother ,es—was well calculated to secure for of over the trails. � would be an extremely unpopular . . . newspaper stood ready to'cafty the ,er some hundreds of tons of hay were, � I
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4, � k the "goodly" child was kept hidden him the attention and respect of the Eventually he reached Niagara w York City w story, 'but said that it could not do.'found to contain sharp, iron. hooksa+ . .
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!. '' . for ,ta period of tKree months and Egypti.md when he stood forth to was granted land and settled dow� move . in Ne ' here JG-' DisiingUished Physician so unless it a peared simultan4busly bout half - Many - 1, 1,
.. . he'n" s4,� carried out a plan whereby demand justice for an mie is one of the 'best liked mayors � ,p _* an inch long fors,,
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I 4 . , opprened to hew a farm out of the wilderness. the city ever had. Whatever � crook. Strilcen From the' Rolls or previouslf'--in , a medical journal. es died fram swallowing* these things-,
ris lif was preserved and his- live- race. — Condensed from Bk
; � ic,l For ten years he' lived aloncl edness is ever- proved against hir, - . I Sure enough it appe'ar1ed..in both of Warrior got one of them but strug'
I liho( Al s be- Character by Dr. Kitto). supposing that his wife and -children As
. I . ., oil* .share of welcoming the them and Vit Alexin was hailed as gled furiously instead of surrender-
,. .. Ing ITUrsed by. his Own mother — not I were dead, ipst as they. -supposed him will not alter the fact that he Is POP- Carladiani Medical Society-` and the the nearest ..
: ular. There are inen, like that thing to the Elixir Of ing to the -pain. The veterinary Who 0 4
1 to be. It ha'ppefte:d after this period in Ontario Medicat Society we desire to vered. The testimony was prel4ent said that as long " 14e-
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V . ,- he was every community.' They ate good- tell the story of'adistinguished,-Eng. was to the effect that hor&vreton fought Ito- hftd a chance of H lodg..
: be was of a proper ,age, of time that Mrs:"I�and and the chil-
i broai& to Pharao,b's daughter, "and JAPAN dtren,, now I approaching mar, an I natured men, kindly men, cheerful lish dci,t�r who has just been -struck and Vit Alexin. had nothinj in com.. ing.'the'hook, and so it "Pro ;01d,; fair;
. men, lively companions, men i n off the rolls. - We infer that this except the field -khich they I ek or so he wa9l, as well as,. ' ,
he became her son." This is all that Shizu Chan, from the Age of five womanhood, left New Brunswick and in a we
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'! - was told. The next verse re- years, was cared for by his grand_ established themselves some 40 miles Whatever ,vice,,, mG hTeans his license to preetisL as/.a 10 -
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. . sumes the history when he *as forty importance. dotght to cover. ' It took the medica! ever. 10 4.
I parents. On Coming to kindergir- from Land's farm. By accident they the,.,' doctor has been' cancelled and 'he ,court only a few minutes to find a Gen. Seely r1ode Warrior , in , th&
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. . of his ci;��stances and demenor meal time and always did it at home I . The , alriwat stunned when It w�is brai arid thou0,.,h1g., VaCL tw,m fiwm4w.
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11� I . during thit long period. We can, One day he 'asked his grandparent,* met a man named Land, and hope, make 'you think,of the sad prospect ,,I,tim of the meoical ,., 's nouneed and declared that he had killed under him that day his favo 1 4 . A ,
however, conjecture that, because O� *Jmoy! , I r�
. I be why they did not give thanks for spralig suddenly to life, in the' w' of .your sin finding you out; they d,ion is Major V111 t, f &ribaht- saved thousands ,of lives by his, ite retmained. unscratched. In the
� 1. , 4became "the son" of the king's daugh- food. . man's heart. They set out for the make -You thifik of the more comfort. Nesdeld. It was he to.,.witile serv- chlorine process, a statement which fateful days- at the endi of March,. .
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I ter, his training and education were "We do not know the Cbristian Land homestead and in a few day� ing admonition about the m:Rn. with- , Ing in Irldia in 100k discovered and ,we do not doubt. Warrior was stabled in the, � .
. I the family were reunited. Robert- outsin and the first stone. . '9'8 .
in � keeping with his surroundings. Go,d,'P answered his grandmother. introduced the sys�te4n of ste'rilizill,- dramhuZ room of a little -, '
. - ie Walker is regarded by:mil. drinking water -by -eblorine, a service - :villa. The, Germans, firing navat' ,'
Land later sent for Mrs. Morden and Jiinm , . : Fr�net.
I "Oh yes," said Shizu; "it is be. lions Of New Yorkers in much the � 6
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. ente which confirms this conjecture. cause you -did not go to Icindergar- 'she joined them in Dundas where of incalculable benAfit to mankind 'gun lay!: -action shell, regis- %.
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; One short verse in Stephen's addregm ten, isn't it? Then I will give thanks some of their memorials are to be same way that the Prince of Wales In 1927 he discove R ; evv opera'-' Miraculous Career :(b 8 With, Ae
,#ed N� n red a. direct hit.. The roof and one.
is regarded -by m4nr more millions o! .
- found t9 this day. Ephriam was the his � tibn for deafness 'Ithidh resulted in , - iside of the � house. were blown. off..
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to the Jewish council is in conform- for you.' sec futilre' subjects and other '
;". . I ity with the traditionary accounts of Then he began: "Heatv 8. improving the, hearing) of many pat� .Of a Cavalry Chargp'r,,it seemed impo
enly Father had a son called John Scott. though we do not suggest that there . . ssible that any livinC7
the youth of Moses. The words are: this is grandfather's part; thank you in urn John is much more than a an re- ieffts, some Of whorn� had been deaf One of the most ifiteresting cbap-. tenant could have escaped, -but whenl r 1
1 "Hoses was learned in all the wis- for this good food.." He always in- t begat, in the good Old Testa- rface for 30 T.ears. 'This discovery was tters in "Fear :Gen.. Seely rushed to the smoking7
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" Egyptians, and ment style, -Charles, who became it The ma, made in L the course of an o,peratio and Be ' the, iruins he heard a whinny and
semblance between them. , Slairl"
- dom of the was sisted that no one should eat until bably outdres�ses t e prin. e for rming saw,
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I- I ndghty in words and in deeds" (Acts this'was done for all three. octor in ' Detroit. ,Dr. Charles . C upon -an old Silch.soldier threa�,- the ho�rse?s bead poking out of the.
I Land's daugh we read in an article . book of ' i iscences, deals with his
1�1 7:22), ter Evangeline is tha . ' &;k- ened to ktarve himself to Who _qremin ';'bricks. He Was Crouching down for
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, This Certainly implies that Shizu attends Sunday school. Re- 'Ins in Life that he has 75 or death if Dr. horse -Warrior. which served through.
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�- . Ike r�ceived the most learned and ac- cently an aunt died, and when he mother of Col. Charles Augustus more Nesdeld aid not cure, his ,deafness, A out the World War and is now hale ;a joist WiLs resting on- the middle or " .1
7 Lindbergh. suits, costing on an average $150 -his ,back.
. . complished education which- tht- world -,aw the grief of the relatives he com- — . I soldier, d high rank testified to the and fit to carry, his master to hounds bricks Seely began to tug at thet
I� - ,each. He never wears a pair Of self-sacrificing work done l,y Dr. or in a pointAo,point race, Writing . n as he did so�
, , '' could then perhaps afford; and Was forted them by saying, "Aunt has - 'but eve
,. -put in possession, under the ablest gone to Heaven; so you should no trousers twice without their having Nesfield in fighting the � the horse gave a great I p an ,
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Heaven is the very best place," I Undergone inspe(�tion by a tailOr, India. Apparently he was an out- Seely says, "Thousands of Canad- �ounded Out, just as the'rest of thw. 0 .
,, , teachers, of all the higbly-dxtolled ery. The Well Known B �Gen.
L and a-fidently much desired, wisdom He took the -children for a picnic who at least presses them. Nor arf., staliding. Tnan in- research work with ian and British soldiers knew this house collapsed,- , He was a
f, not ,�quAlled but otherwise uninjured. Whet., .
V Human Race his coats. They either have a but- qualifications perhaps trifla
of,tha. Egyptian.-;. It also intimates one day into the hills and ,one little , , ton extra or.a little pleat or some- gallant bay thoroughbred of mine �emn,e Seely's force attacked and re-. .4
that he was.enabled to distinguish bay, lo�king at the beautifully color- Somehow we ra-nnoi help co by more than one man in a hundred. during the four years and five months . t,
AtraSt- thing that giv�s them individ,ualit7. It occurs to uV that his punishmen . C ptured the ridge and forest. of: \
' , himself in s6me remarkable manner, ed maple trees, was heard t& ex- :.ng U(,,rge Eastinin's --.,Iy- work ii - the' t that 'he, served continuously ,. fn Moreuil, 800 horses were lost in less,,
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` I . "My! what a skilful painter done. Why wa: t :'-* V41 h. Coct , Like the Prince . mayor is a law has 'been severe.: But judge for your- France. They will be gl 1
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,. There are different surriiises as to God is to paint theite beautiful trees.,, Rhodes' "So m,,,i,-h to do. So h.-ile — — selves. . ad to' kno'v than an 'hour, but WLtrrior w" u ' '
I ' that' at ibis InDment he is as 'fit n --
I .Phus tbeic are daily impressions Of done.—Boston Transcript. The ebaiges against ,Dr. Nesfield And well as he ever has beem hurt. Four years to a day , #� ip
, how so inveterate a -persecutor of ' �
� the Hebrews as this Pharaoh came to the relafi'onrhip of the Heavenly -k .4 . I I were, those ,of unprofessiVriaL " And battle he won the Isl, fter-thiat,
. con- in closing the- chapter �he 'says again. of WighL
, nt to the adoption by his daugh- Father to the daily experiences of th� When Calvin Coolidge sent his an- ' NOWMode'rn Women duct, the most skrious of them being -This vef -morning I rode him ever Point-to-point rae�.
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ii", I ter ,of one of the roeTy children he children. --rhomasine Allen. . nual dues to the National Press Club !C:Jtten an article in a M-ottistone Down. The oy old hbrse . 11 40. A. J,
I.- had doomed to destruction. It is , , this year he had to fill out the usual , lose PoUWS of F, re Of was fit and well and it took rae all
� " thought ifiat the crusade against the ----------- 40— I ' . . It medical Journal, ascribing, ihe ,cu
I . card giving his name, address and . a well-known men to the use of a .my time to hold hiiii. Butf befow, The filin producer thougbt,be mjgb1;.. I
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[� viale children was -probably ov-er long - ' occupation just to keep 'the records At The Sarr�e Tisne Ga'fn In Physical Certain patent:'medicifie or' process we start6d to ride down the hilI ibe able tb use the applying actor-
, - � I 'il4ore t'he time that the child was Romance Of the Lands straight. His occupation be wrote, Vigor and Youtb'fulness and Pos, called .Vit, Al . iii� whin, as a matter back to his ble I ed , Ater, lit t ere was no opening jus�,:
� �� - - r- was "retired." The remaining few 9-8 a Clear Skin 'and Eyes thal of fact, he d beeii 'cured, by n. 9ta jump off I b, h .4 �.
Ne', I Lindbergh's Ancestors ��hr6w the reiiis over' �is head and 'then. "
k, "tuthis. ,,Others, however, conjelcture . lines invitingly blank, wore headed 'Sparkle with 01arlovis Health. other means. , it � lexin is su . I I � .11
0�,%.., . r 4 e I 1# a cigarett.e while I 10 ' "If YOU want me at all," replie(A �
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0� that the princess, though married, Wben the name of Lindbergh first "Remarks," and Mr. Coolidge, wh.) - 1 � I to be a ture I r . unierols disea= OW ,Warrior bll�tt his, head down 'the -1, '
11, -less, and w the world, th. make,.% remarks with imp ' 47� r I ti . , �t�tter put me or, ' -
'� �'. was ,chilif as hence led t6 fla,shed round �. . (ow . Here's the recipe that banishes fat and the 4 . . . *; is thai Dr. N6s� afid rublie,d it 'AgRinst mY cheek. the pay� d- I 0
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, 1� adopt the Hebrew infant, whom she natural eruption of people ipjintin�- that the government is o ,"guquil, , �:,Jj,�,, - '. * I .1 11 A. . eyery woman field is ' 1, 113T interested in I netted his neck AV 94' 6W, There- are
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" 1. imposed upon heT fatbet as her Own out their relationship to llier1Z ;11 , 0 ,� 11 it. (Thd�, _ d he kave ,I several 6Af&.,f ani4 aft6r, me.'-
- , im, or ders, wrote "GI 11) � .. I I 14 e7:d',*h1dh Dr. Nesfield little whinny of pleasure,. Such .
t Josephus, and other b . * -40 "I P I U ! , I Ap?� "Yei nswc,red the producer who,. �
" �, n'. Jewlsh otherwise qe�kfhg to sbare some 9F ;* rni e kne half te&-
1.61 allege that the',king's daugii- the glamor of his great exploit., it Om�e of the chief duties of a prince, "The Pau Is one of th# clevev- horse." dd I
pmablisho' co�irfeing'the �Ure reads- can friendshilyt,be -between man and had often heard that remark 4,efore..
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i ,I � .,� d I'S', n 1 6 Kruschen Salts in a; g1pas . os , I ft , what C I % moll,
�i . ter having adopted ,Moses., introduc- then -came ?.o light that ,oil his of course,, is making speeches. A .9 a e4t A A ,,Ian4, a mery impqrtalit Warrior was bred ,by, Gen. Seel,Nt,� ompanies are the.#'?P#
1, .1 0 -hot, Water before breaV&st I - � ,,, ' ' ' " ell y F7 ",-Ct th . A to gd h �
, i C ry ;� . gh L 'on, his heafth a great deal from dn �6,,Ilft%h th"Oukh,bred den? '�J,ctrj s'" %
. ed -him to h& father as one who was mother,s .qid,e he was a Land, and general rule Wal&s do" not, write his - Be suee and do thi ve ' 2di �i 7 er
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not blessed with,childre7i of he --own. en conspicuous member rpolations, and always-'-ha,.� the - fat."— in ,o�i, Y. mplarvy, the tni, �1 othp
1;� s of the Unit- gests inte Dor�t nliss a inbriling. afi4 enoii to Aus� , c 4, sirld-11 - �
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� I r She is ma& to say: "I have brouglit ed Fmpire Loyalists. W a gra,w of what he is talking al;bvt. Kruschen duily means that every Par. mu I .. ,, , r tiking the cap� 'trl'a ,-aere he was used to 'The 'Pm&cer,.l ughed afid th
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I `.f up a child who is of a beavdAy 18im to know that Col. Lindbergh's father When he chooses he can speak ex ticle 61,jpoisono a waste matter And �Rles big he'- t ifteteased bY I Ua cavalry horses. , The notion th . --Christ.
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I I .. S 1, was a distinguished men (tf iron opur. W's , inclined to stow,). mtny oecasiorls WarrioT was quite itor. "I
. and of a generous mind; and a' tempore and do it well; and his wordi harrilfill Vci& M gases'are expelled inehes. He at on !an Science Mon
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,�, have ,received him, iii, a wonderful age aud the highest mora -rit 41ow readily—as they did on that
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�22., t , , drill sergeanl�. close to SOIM of his half brothers or . � 16
.. ".", ntanner froTh the bounty of the Aver, ,so were content to ascribe the Col- ,celebrated occasion when be helped Whild tiiklng Krimehen etit ollt The aceomrmod�k1%fAi�)1j.`l;& . IN J1
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, Proper to adopt him onel'S u-nusual quafi ie., in so faT as Ou C; , �,4e His OamAvas R -great pet III War' D MUII.�.
I have thoifght . s, and .V , :rt
t q t a fumbling mayor who was try Pastry A'nd,fatty meat. go light improved by 1 ,4" " Z., , � n "That
.,. .for TAy son, And the heir of thy kiTig- they were inherited, to,his Scandin. In iltraduce him. "We wel-COT�o on, Potatoes, I)JIttef, CtPam 6nd sugar. aistance wo. , , , ., rib th4I riGr trained as a chargep became, W I i
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' Gift tbi4,'th,e story says, the e'At the sairne time the stomach, dive .on't You kn6* you al a ,
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.. � �i". . avian sire, Who .faced you," the fat'mayor began, "not only kidneys and. bolvels are timed up 12 tixWtment . ., . He look,%j young-' absolutely depez&ble and fearless. driver half the rodd?"' � 0( ,
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�%,�;.,, n be Urve--4 h '410 His Royal Higlixess the Prince of the Pure,' fresh blood (Iontairlin er and grew yotiv*-Colored kair . . . He was a bhree�year old when he Oil alwa to, as soon as Vfind
- 14itressett hinu In a, pleasent *av 'wa� lbecause he neVer c(yaa,&d to.' � Wales, bu4---er—er—ahem . . . 11 Natine's ,;ix health-ptorrioting.saaltq arl�l A. typical caso where Vit Alexia .4,ail I Y, I
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