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runip DR4D Mtous. Corrist4lka for 'bedding a I � I . ..'� -, � .kl �,
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The ol$l question "Woulk You Advise It Ile. a -good thing to. obon the cold T., il �. .1, A It . � AN 'i lie. .4 , -�,Vcad Sea. ' David'a destruction. h 1)
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=9 1:4 ataq Into .the pure �bred cattle sale oW war � L- ,. Wis murderous javelin shivered Itealt
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' Cowe bred In Fo .. U. object of hie antipathy. There are
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reoelying, Just ai many AegatIve. repl*'es . .... I ;-.1 1 . t4o Ziphites had given Sutl 44rallar
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� R"t November, which Is a very good � ,i.�' il, divinolY-establislied limits to Ilia
a ,..;; I 11 intgralation and fie went out to iscelx
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as formerly. There aro�so many too- time. It one has Waral stables,, for I ��� .. 1; 1� �. .. . 1L. I I )AM, but wor(t caniq to him that the Power -and Progreso of evil and of
tore, which enter Into 'the Problem there Is time to give proper attention, ,��:�, 1; Y11411stillea were Invading the jaild, so OYU men. Saul abould have been !a-
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that, Ono has to study ,,;7-'.;; ;. I I
, the Question and the grea;4ot Milk production � . :11, -, 1, structeg by his- succesalvQ fallureo.
. �* 'Ll, ".1 A.e left Qrf In pursuing after David.
trom'-every angle, Good plare bred games at the peaK OT.Anitter prices - A"als; time, h9wever, iiaul Went with Ortea there seemed but 114a Inch, Of
cattle of either sex are Selling for slich mi Fi : . ; , "; �,N'.
Live alock1ralslug -in connection , ... I.. I Z, 1146 arm oPace WtWe011 David, 11n4_ 4estrue-
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good prlees* n,)w that men Vho have with general �101rmlng IS Safer practice ��::!�.,.,.�.., :, 111011 ,to ,a, Ilah to Ifni liavia with tion," but that narrow limit,was tin -
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, sucepeAttil with 'than growln# corps exclusively. ,The M--.-,.:�.--- . � .. . I dia six hundred supporters, Saul Pa"able, I
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, '�X:, .; a no heathen Proberb,
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grado"Itoik, cailuot%afford to coulnue more animg4a the farm supports the '..", Opportunity," I
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,;Kk-�;i .�'1�11�'.--�019�� . 'ij. a short time. David was
Certain Wrads lierds. maklnx.- more better the Opportunities for saving ter- ..". -.1-1 wl .� -- -1 .., . ORYK - the divine government. With only a
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money L, � tIll,ty and growing larger crops, the. , I �1"; ... �a, active Ana alert. fie WAS. not thq
far the owneisAliall, SOM011111" .1 .;.". , � A 11 , mountain
IOSS J1011hood of crop failure, and the - k:,f�'-,: R ". . 4'40 Of man to be taken unawares. , a be-twoca the ,Pursuer
.broft, ' berds in tile same locality, but'.1, 'wider will bo the margin for profitable & K e:.-.. I N ,� . 11 � � Ii. �bliul Ill JUavid's po,Aer (vs. 6.12), and the pursued came the message to
every COMMUnItY has 9X4MPIeS Of . R Saul, "Haste thee, atil come, for the
men AA the pure bred business who fArming, �% . 0. 6, David docled, to go to Saul%
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never, should have Invested mQue3k In , ,�Tbe value, OVA horse depends to a - GanlP by nisht (o survey t4o sltuatio*, 131111IS01103 have invaded Via 1441"
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Ili � - et� No one I I - , . that he illight Anow fully the place 11. David's forbearance. In the blo-
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4tock and Power of the enemy. Upon his tory forbearance proved mightlerthan
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I � fi'most avonomical and the most WHERE ALLIED DELEOATES MET GER MA,N&. calif Weapons at war, True character re-
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ge farm- ' Able I, a u veals Itself ill reetrallite rather than
sativfk0ory way for the .aver%, ped oope lit ephew of his, volunteered,
. d colts tell -the , The, picture shows the main square of the town of Spa, Belgium, In whloh the -last conference between the en- , In accora
er,to'otart �nto pure-brieda is to. Pur- 01 too h4l'- a d $ . plishmentg. The victory Or
Wa"4 - �ilmprZper ree Ing, slow growth tente and the Germ4n reprcaen tatives was hold, . I �
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-st4rt With. Care ate, ( I - I— .. . alll occupied the most secure place David over the spirit of revenge In-
chalse good fomOss to, , ry ) I . In the camp. surrounded by ali his
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shouIOA)e�-takett to goo tti#t they are �4 . ' . � C - - . men. 7. came,to the people,by night 'finitely surpassed his:, courageous
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good, `9 They ghould be healthy, of the Sweat Pads Placed under the collars., ' : ' ' ' ' ' ": �' .1 I I I . � � . I 1, I -0 -DaYid and Abishni, ciQining by nlgbt ,conqueSt of Gollatli. Twlce he might
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� 9=' type$ and either proven pro- Ao, $live tNe liorse's shoulders t4tct do - ., . . — — have stain his enemy and twice he
� . -i . I - .: I --- - .1 ad larkp should be Vt f . to Saul's camp, woutd be likely to find
"' I avorite wi the people asleep, spear stuck lit the
or -with prqypil.ances.toro, It is more harm than good, They get hard- . ., i � I 1. , , evrery country dweller. Boldly braying , spared )its life. In the cave and In
,bettor to liave only oft6 good COW tIMU- ened wAh accumulattoi� of dirt that . .ground at hie bolster -It was custom- the camp he was wholly In hie Power,.
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I sovefal medium quality animals. A otherwise" o on the Q611ar and chafe ' ' ' them, Ito comes back when others ary p,to place I , tit; a seemingly lawful prby. I The Te%
com'-#�rattvely small outlay is nects- Ahe - neck, - �j A strtong �brush with soap � would find it both cold and difficult ,spear thus, that lie mij,ht be ready monilmAnce of his own interests apd
I . to secure food. InJur!es would have moved him to
sary - Ayhon, starting in this manner, I . and - water �nd a little elboW grease is THE BIRDS OF, A . I for action, S. God bath dellvered�
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' necessary'A . I . I I . . The first nest we discovered lit the , On a previous occasion Abislial was but a higher frapulso.bade him
It Is ninarkable how qu,ckly a hdrd -it frequent Intervals, I f strike,
cin.,be built up from a few fouilda-. �. An expeAenced hog ralser,says that garden was found by accident In which glad that the ray had come *hen tile thrbear. The secret of David's mar-
. tiou eow's-. The dairy herd on tli3O 'Wood aahq�, are good, for hogs. They mANITOBA GAnDE tho'whole structure was raked,from its waster' Yeious self-control is disclosed In the
Agasilz ti 9perimental Farm was start-'Vhelp to Reep tb, % - . I __ 1% ,N foundation before being ;r)ticed.. For- dero would be free from the intir- whiraperel Conversa,fion at Saul's P11-
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L ad by','�t,h's`PurehaS0,.IJl � I �m free from worms, I I � U hatred of Saul, and Dought, the low A,
December, 1911, - and, the hogs afe healthier, grow fas- I I I I I tunately no damage had been done and Privilege of smiting the king. I will . lobal, W-th a Solffsh Anil sit-
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' � . might not ,(13Y NORM" ORMI)LE. the neat ivas soon Ili place again. As not ,smite him the isecowl time -For perficlal view eald, "Thine enemy,"
Tol . lowing year thres.4 pure bred cows, be well to lot the hogs help thems,41ves . . " � 4 � . I . � . . A I this nest was altuafed on the edge of he thought one stroke with, the ope'r D vid. with 'a view as. profound as
of Re0ity-eight grAo cows And t.ne tor.'nu,d fatten ,better. it I
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The'd'ln- the fall of �05 tWo,,pure bred as would be enough. -
� right on th ' t, b t after they ,get ' &��- a flower bed, Ills possessora were na- P. destroy him not i are not to measure rilop by their re -
halter tahres and thi� next yedr..a. pair, n lgtey ':Vuoln't overindulge.' -f 'In this article the author has shown light-blae eggs had been laid and in turally obliged to put up with nurner- ' -David was not T
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I of :(W P - 0 Backing to take Saul'a life, but -'"a broader aspects, thougb� tIl,Q!y. may be
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. o- 10ir old heifers also pure bred , Cream that�. 1 being ripened should the beauty:of a flower and bi duo course IsIx young were clamoring Be king to preserve his own. against
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� us visits from the gArdener as a re- .
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wot6`,p0r4bhsed. To -day there are for- 'be strained 21'a'"veral times before, it Is , for food. The next tow weeks ware suit of which they soon became very th our enemies, The history discloses
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I ty-t*o.� Diteo bred females In the hdrd.,, r$,%dy for chutAing. . I den . combined. 4DUr "naact'vorous busy ones for the parents, especially taille, We were able to observe the a Lord's anolated-Viren tbou�h
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.ncfjill,�gjhe above And their descen- - Saul had been wicked and still bad that even deep and sincere emotions
' birda-'are worth Protecting, and their for the female, and a very large nunt- female fit herself , over the eggs or but transient moral at-
defitv,-.',A4 the pure bred herd Increas- 'Milk from 4palthy cows is practi- I murder In his heart, David recognized
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c(i,lly free froin'.bacterfa when secret, . beality of song And- color would. im- bar of Insects were collected for food. Young and later watch both birds feed th f c that be had been anointed
ad W-�17,6 we,,have gradually decreaB- , , fects, For a moment Saul.caw him-
, . -i- The -blem &�, - .. it- 11� .A - nr AS h -i" i,i- 4a duo coursa the young 'off +u- f. and tend'the nestlings. Thus it Was u I . sell! In - true light and acknowl6fteed
�� au Fav 44 Der- -grades until at pre- 1�.r I - J k, J 0 . .V I Q . Ing DY oamuel at the Lord's cQM_
_r 04 and not so,vary long atterwards a Sea- discovered that fiilly 85 per ecut. of the hie folly and sin, Wo must crelit
tent'only, tweniy-otio are on hand. 147, th4refore, Is t6 keep out all bee- blr(f�life IS bOilLg eavedt - ay by the mand', an.1 he was fatill king. As long .,
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&Yagrlr�'compkrlson has been made , eria, as 1 ar as is, p Bible. ond roo, -was being reared. 'Ellis, _... - — are as the Lbrd should porin't Saul ..to
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dqrI4..4hW last three years of the five ' - P4rsnift carro,ts, turnips anfl beets Onfor6ement of the Migratory Birds like the last was safely brought to ma- known to be amolig the gardener's �Ilvo, DaVId would consider himself true repentance, We left him recon-,
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M(Wit jWofftable pu wilf keep Itesh and whole and W!!' not Convention Act,which is being damill- turity, and as the shades at apVroacb- worst enemies. In due course the guilty If'he Should In ,,lay way cause ailed; we find him again hf,arnie. Da-
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the 6b �%most profitable th In boxes tat red by . rid proved that it is better to tri;9t
grade .Cows. " . 1p _ the Dominion Parks Lug winter drew near, the birds de young left the nest but. they remain- him harm, 30. as the Lord llvetb-�- his Interests to the Working out of dl -
In eadli instailew-Lbe pure pl, th nd. They should not W Branch, Department oi the Intcri�li PaTted for their southern 14ome. ed in ,tb6 vicinity for 2 considerable A - revarent appeal to God In confir.
I , brads have ` , al - time arterwirds while the pare - mation ()f hie faith !n what0he Was v!ne laws ,tban to care. -for them with
I beeA.,�4v more age�esaful from a conf- P a 0 too � closetogether, but solne Ottawa. You can help, by protectQ The bluebirds were late in sr- . rits
. -reared a fresh brood- near by, but out- saying. ,'.the Lord shall smite lit . narrow Solicitude (I Sim. -26,19). For-
111_�_ bearance does not Imply ,a -want of
- etandDoInt. On the average VaeRed too ,lose together, but some th4 birds on'your promises. riving the next year, having 9,PPar- Side the boundaries of the garden. I David knew that he was to. become
A caution, David know the klum better
We . brads produced 4,476 pounds lnlar�und �#� roots. - . . The garden to Which this article re- ently Attempted to nest elsewkere. The other ground nesting tene king . Ile knew also God's difspleas-
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. more -VIN and 1§3, pounds more tat . 'For the game reason that it pays t4st 1p�. a country one. It was or Th .� ar P, to urs. , than the king knew hImsolf. The
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' Ig- .ey soon took to the old box, but which I refer, was the Vesper Spar with* Saul. Hence his cortfldeiice apotstolle Injunction is, "Avenge not
per tow� pe� %nnum, and y.elded an to groom 116r6es, It also ]a well to- InalJy an old cattle yard, situated in a Iln(j, liar(Ily done so before a pair Of row. ' ul,
averapp - 0 .f0fit 'over feed cost of ;28.G4 Etj�ply.�the 6:fush and.,purry comb vIg-. Very sandy locality upon a hill. �Vhell It had,graeed our garden twice that the Lord we d in his Own WRY Yourselveq," Even pimfshtaent is tn
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worq �11 . I no* comers arrived. These were with Its pres,mce. On the Second Go- c4uoa'tho removal of Saul: ,descend
I -gir.ow than the grades. orbuBIy' to1lie, covv,,�Aily. first plowed and prepared for Its pre- Mountain Bluebirds, ,Which differ from estsion tho pat ' �'nto battle, 'And perfah—This, tocilf ,,Overcome cvit with -.good," "For-
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Aftor us�jyure bred hlkifl`reaches k 10arly "a ample -'-'preparation -in the seni use, the land was laid out to in- r,salected the base of -
. the others in being lighter blue and a pretty clump of Indfan pinks to piece a. few years later (I - Sam
Oult*tlle stX&-the most money is made s011 Is highly desirable in succeserul elude an area of approximately 270 � build 31:1-6). I!, take thou no1v the spea;. bearIng one another in I Ipve." '
. bY:0111fig -the surplus Stock for breed-' farming- - feet by 250 feet. Wothin this space, having blue Instead of reddish upon their nest Ana had as a foreground —Th W. H. C.
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tag Hstein bull, In- E rg ,the. breast. The now arrivals decid- pansies of man.v colors. . a purpo" in taking the spear . 0 R. I . .
. got. is a f#gus Zrolytb on the but ground the edges, were planted The Vesper and the cruse of water appears a I't-
� ad that they too, preferred the old box bird Is Inconspicuous In Its dress of
. ,� ylvJtO'Seets. Ppsch, —5503—wao Shady side of iftirn stalk leaves 4ud 9 ruse intermixed with poplar, Olin and in consequence some severe fight- tle la,ter- 12. a deep Bleep from tili
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,.4. used a's senior eire fA the Agassiz herd' sometimes on the undegside. 4�ld ash, while Inside of these, various ing'took place for possession. gray, but makes up for this by its Lard,—A Similar form of expression
from Obeember, 191,0,, to July, 1918. . Gfaee. by Itseffis not considered a shrubs, such, as lilac, caragana, and Event- sweet song which, In spring, is repeat- is
used ' with reference to Adam's 1 . ;
. ., .s. service dO' . balanced ration?for the milk cow. of Which are bar ually, however, the old pair were ed by so man indivAduals that , the sleeping when, a rib Was taken from I .
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flftoejj�grads and t,,feive pure bred Grass, hay, ,dorn fodder and other ry bearing' These plants have all driven out and the new comers occu- Whole o0untry-side rings ,witil their h16.side for the formation ,of,Eve. No
i�maY not have a raady grown well so that there is now aut-
fex�Mbs.were Taiaed,,,'and are in the. roughage wh!W picd the premises. Fortunately ano- music. Two broods are the VeOper guards were on duty in Saul's camp.
ther box was available outSIA6 the average. THROUGIH TEXAS
� bera Ot'�Ihe presentPlime. Putting the sale are econom�tcally utlll�pA by the ficlent shelter to, accommodate even The birds come to as from All were asleep. It seems strange I .
", ,0pmost value on the fifteen dairy Cow. I such shade-lovilig birds as the Cat- limits of the Sarden. and in this the tile South obout the middl of April that an Army 'n the field, When tin- Austin, Texas, July S.—Eight casen
grade bbffirs tney jLre worth $1,875,00, Heavy prunini"eanduces to Wood bird. The Middle portion of tile gar- old tiihabitt�uts reared their family in and depart for their e portalit '
, W wth. - 1, . I I peace. I winter home in Interests were at stake, of bubonic plague have developed and
hile tbo';..dOzcn pitre bred heifers are gr -O I ddn Is devoied to herbaceous plants, I . late Seldember or early October' should rcGt so carelessly as�to place three victims have died to date at
wortb,1416t about twice that amount ,The fas� 1walkAr Is the profitable 'many of which, represent sse The ilfe az the row arrivals - was One of the yearly visitors of no sentinels for the proteett'
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yet 0101'. cost no mdre ,to ralve t1tall borse on the farm, . now creations," originated by my not without misfortune. When the our garden is tile Chipping Spar. camp. Abner, Baul's captain,.,Was an Officer announced here to -day. At Gal -
the gra,dta. The pure bred male calveg ; ,The lazy. sfeepliig sow Is not the brot'her Stuart. The,whole area is young were about a weeR old the row. Tivo or three Pairs always able man, but he dld not have a prop- . veston there have been three cases Df
, born lit: the herd diteing the sadle part- one to select for a breeder, , surrounddd by a fence' built to keep the beautiful male fell a victim to a make It their home, tr coldeeption of David'e, bravery anif plague, with two deaths so far. he
od ' ' d $100 each -.find -uP, I The qadler the,feed Is digested tbp. Oxk% cattle, but not poultr.� or dogs. 0001�er's Hawk and the female was, . , while others nes, 6,1e,rtneee. added. .
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41111a ,ft' grade bulls were sold ERr ireiter the grains made from, It. Cate, being recognized As one. of the the�oforc, left to do thd work of both� Sparrow 14 0118 Of those apecb,m III. .Dktvid's plea (ve. 13-20). 13. To The Healtb Director declared 20 per
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. - I 1. While it Is always advisable to feed chief enemies of brds,, are rigidly at- This she continued to do with marked hais actually been bro that the other side - Across the 'valley. cent. of all' rats killed at Beaumont
Not. only Is it more Profitable y stuatid iroinated. . . success. Later she was vI light to theyle- Probably David returned to the top were infected with bubonic plague,
, tl�4 pigs well, they may be easill . sited by a hilty by the planting of evergreens.
,pur"cha4e, pure tred cattle than gmt?-161-1 ' � by overfeeding. I I I The bird visitors of this garden are new courtier, but since lie refused to Previously to the planting of such of the hill from which he had descend- which he considered "a decidedly hefivy
, _�' ' - ' fiaturally numerous, especially during labor on behalf of the family, Ills trem thev had been common enough
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p4mftri,� and Interest are much great- acted from a litter o! a: vicious old the seasons of migration. . At these courting met with ecant success. He in the "Spruce Woo,ga Reserve," but ,k, great -space being between them- Considerable progress is being made
� er,-,-WZ'11, Hicks, Superintendent, Ex- . ]brood sow or from those,* that are. .al 1- times the underbrush is flooded With remained, howover, in tile vicinity. had -not nested near Int, oii the Termer occasion when David In rat extermination camPaIgns at the
pookil"tal Farm,.,&gas07,, B. PV , ,e�Ways restless and chdslng� about,' be- . such species as Tree Sparrows, White- and when the'tamily, after emerging There 1.3 something in the song of spared Saul, he spoke with him face Texan ports, he said, but added. that
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. . ". *1 ." I 7 : -cause a quiet disposition is lie SmAll. throats, Harris' Sparrow and Juncoes. from their box, were resting together a ChIPPY -that recalls the Dultryliess to face,' but this time lit withdrew 15.000 more traps were needed at Beau-
� DO -NOT NEC,,rDCT THE BEE& ' factor for the production of . cheap to say.nothing of a host of others a(,, upon the nearby trees, the now male lot summer and the shade amIds-t the to a 'considerable distance, not trust. Mont. where State and Federal Health
. L LL I . earring more sparingly. Most of these formed part of their company. heat. The song 19 a ,1 Ing Saul as much as he did before.
'.. I � I , park. I are but passing visftors. however. succession of 14. -Da�ld cried to ... �Abner-ln the forces wete being Inereased. � � � li
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�. (ftperimental Farma .Note.� 1, .. Generally, pigsi.from laige ' litters whereas I intend, in this article. to The only other box Inhabitants were rapidly uttered similar notes which, atillness, of t I -n-0-0'*—
'The',#,recent high. prMe o� augar,,re- are More thrifty than those fr I' I at a short dds' Ile night In that country STUNILILK0 ON FORTUNE,
I am small confine myg�lf to breeding birds a pair at House Wrens. True, they .tance, seem not unlike e m be distinctly .
ralix1j, usithat Canada produces" sat" littem, and are better feeders. had, with the usual wren industry, the deep breathing of R sleeper. I heard 'for a long distance troM one I
Ural sigAji that are still mor4 valu- I which have actually made the'.r homes h"ve listened' to these many ti — -
I able thin the, product of the refineries. o __ 1. . I L blocked various other boxes ,with d,,rin MOB - hilltop tp another. 15. Who Is like to
, ,4_�44_*4_*4_#_4- within, or upon the fence.. say upon g the day time, also at the time thee In1srael-Abner was acknow-' 8 M
PottuniX0 are those who not only 4 � .* the fence advisedly because it is there sticks, but as this was one of their when the shadows of- night are gl-v" lor Wcnt Through BIR -33Y vicis- I
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. ' "' oftes .,N G . 3 usual tactics to prevent n84r neigh- . ,
poss".1i, , at thie time, but under- 11rR - - � thatAi(pe Piacea some boxes with hole Ing place to the light of day, ani the ledged to be a powerful man. IDAvid situdes, but "Struck It Rich."
aftvid* thorn and _,�ave supplied their , I of-lippropriate size to . accommodate bor.s. I freed the boxes from their resemblance 16 nearly always there. reminded him of his neglect to guard
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needs.. . I L., HT., Dyl � -various feathered friends. ,o, encumbrances. One could Write pagyj The Chippy the Wng. 16. NOW see where the '
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� The *early sprilig months ara, the AC 'US L The boxes provel a auceess irom the ab6ut Wrens, their theer sparro-Ne, it 'a 9110 of our 4"llest king's spear is -David took this way and sllver mineg In the world have
.1 ;I "' has a reddlel-brown
1114t.dritt"i period of the year in I ar the gate, about. a house-cleanhig of the Male who pre- crown like the Tree Sparrow, which to show Abner that he had been In been -fo a und by MOIL who were proa-
" foot in height, And four by fire inch- pared for his mat's coming, and a host the bird resemblos in other agpects, lh9 vory centre of Saul's camp and -
the IIt6 of' ther. bee colony. At the , C AT -H at, 'insift has� been the home of .uo of other habits, all of whiell inust on-- � _ � 11 - for tile precious Metals. uth
saige, tim6i the preepute of spring; i . . It haa, however, a Plain white Drofiet, ad giftu the spear and the.cruse of � pectin, Or
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� Itivating, s6eding, etc.. on . . � , less than"three opecies. The first to dcar these little birds to any observant - -water. ikd lit had not been guarding inines. have been discovered quite by
Wofk of cu - . 'asteAd,Of the little dark �Patch'cbar. .
OVM.flno day oil tht�farm'too often � . take PDOS6391011 were a ,Pair of Blue, pers6n. Wrens are amozig tile most adOMAUC of the Tree Sparrow, The the kinj faithfully. 17. Saill knew Ap"ident ]a tile Motit curious wa�o
leaves tho�-beee forgo4en. New York,r.Jul,- 4�-Tho body birds, and who could wish for more useful of a garden's Inhabitants and nest 16 a Avoll-nained Structure. 6ditly. David's voice -Saul recognized David's LLuaj;A1d1)1e, &ayb t3p,t,a .u..uLei1ttt.
� I beautiful tenants. The male caine do much to free the plants of tile hl- lined with fine gra,va, and hair when voice aal.t rang out clear In the Still- It ,1�v a'4 . n j�YWV wat ijonaja Roc.(,.
Tho,r� are,saveral r0asons why the of a well-dress6a woman was first upon the scene and sang his sect pests that infost them. Wrens ness of`A& night, and that voice Must r
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b -0 .Art more liable tai be neglected the latter Is available, Chippini �par- a �o b(ouLtLAI saiwr, dau Lv,o coju-
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htoa other 'things on t1le .farm. Hid- found ,to -day In Central Park quaint btrt sweet' song for at least a wAll nest in nearly anything from a rows are double -brooded. They��.Jeed , have '�.tjitted Illyn. Aly son David- 'ISLIUM Lad,r Saii.111" sn�p at
, � V , week before.his less brig"itly colored coat pocket to ail old lial, but they prc.- their young on various forms of 4l, i1dulUll,, EkL s a U
d6li..SwayAn their hives they au not lake. , A -bard on her person. I mate arrived. She made I .. Sidi! i�ddressed David thus as being oan krancise(y all.t t rte 'for tile
- reqUirle 4altyi1ea6ding itke other an!- ' I ierself at I for a box which has a Small entrance Gect life, picked up amid the 14olY trees one of his subjects or he might have udkv gQlu Lie'Us 01, tile mutintaini at
Malg,` lgiath atteiiik,on as they need Is said: I I home iniftlediate1q, and was very soon IThis need not be cleaned, as the birds and shr ube. . spoken in this way since David had tile heau of Me Xdirn IsaN or. ,i hay
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� In thelature. of 9L '�urgloal operation. "I am the wire of Daniel M. carting In a variety ,of grass .-Aterds, I will See to that thamselvea. 'ClaY-Colorel Sparrows rwembld the bc('(5me hl� son-In4aw, but Saul had Laiied to strike anything there. how-
.and�-`M6 opening of the Illy-, 16 not �' Bedell. `tX stuck to him In ad- bark and softer things for nest can- S,ince the central Area of the garden ChIPPY in elzO. but are lighter and taken his wife from him (I Sarn. 25: ever. and so tjiey crossed too passes
-1 I . And lent a beak %y- lord, 0 kift-,Drovid. ad,lrcq,;- !nto the 1NIaj4ve Deeert to try their
. ,AlikiLY6 anticipatail v4th plea�are oil 1, strwation. Her busb Is small It 18 not to be em.pected that lack the brown crown. They lnii'�bft 44),,
ItedbuXit of' the risk of receiving Varsity, �ut wbon prosperity now and then, he also brought an odd tnany ground -loving birds w6uld maks low shrubs and usuWly build close to cd Simill in ulopt respeetful tertils. 18- LUCIC there, ou.y to
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stfilo& 1et, on Many-,tarms, the bees came, he Sought others." I morsel of food In tha form of a tater. their homes within. Nevertheless wo the ground. The nest Is cOnGtr1scta4 20- 14n wat; not slow In issurinf,, the cas5ru., 'Iken they went to Arizona.
hafe"botri found to imy better than I I pillar or grasshopper, but as a rule lie '�ra, king Oat he ind done notbl- anilr,i. waxilig their way to we sourc�a ot t4e
. anything else constdering the have lxgd two.speciez do so. Of these of coamo w -stents with a rather I
amount,of Capital L 'Small **40#6*00 +4 -+-*+-#4-++4-4-+ seemed to feel that his duty lay in none were more welle-mile than a pair Sparse lining of finer grosG or Ijair. He hid In no way InIumd Sant. Ho Little %jolorado Alver. flare tney wel
and labor -40ende& . singing and driving away intruders, The eggs', like those or tile Cllippy,,* gaVe'-flon! to understand thOt lie IvILU fair succeves, out in-% Apachad
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. T,be.-principal danger to aiold at this t � � ', as Is wall known are, first to orave- our , courn waa altogether un-, v� are on the warpath And torcea tuell)
� - are blue with a ring of puTpllsh thought lit!,
. w4d,* of yet -r Is starvatilip. It .each t proved ail adopt as a sentry, And, as- mark:ngs arowid the wider end. Wnirttl� (it a king. to fly to tile imarest, fort, from iviletnee
coI64* went luto the wi4ter strong, tonishing as It may veow, was as Suc- wintcr weather �and move up froin the IX. Sgulls' ContesAlon "Ars. 21-2-5). , they reachod 14ardyville. .
. vjt� % ood fertile queen h.nd 6, plain- ARM Y' COUNCIL .i cessful. at driving away house SPar- South to announef' 'tile comfug spring. Wo ge-tierally- have blit orio pa-ir of 1, havo, Mrined-David's 'torbear- They started again without Coin-
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I LOUto ply of stor6p In the�coixibd, thol. "C � . Thfo 'Clay -colors in the garden, du6 In part, "l
, 1] I , I rows as he was With lqai pugnacious prairle Iforned Lark lit it very
fIrOt 4Xamthation of the hIY0 had bet- early arrival lit Manitoba rind can be I bel!ove. to their not getting Gil with � 1;�L e, t,6iVarit Saul sepmed again tc, pass. way. or trail to gulde them
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ter be deferred until the ,A,eathar to ' ., ONE IVOR'S NO tell breed in the vicinity of human looked for, on an Pverago, about the t�e Chippic.4. - The b eong is graeshov- sense of -his gin and folly and brought desert, for Owen'$ Lake, Ill tnair
'watih-a4d. nectar la.,belng ght1*9d.131it 11 I " m ecalled by the
I I habitation, are, nevertheless, of a nat� "Oth of February. By the end of March ayllableo-zoo-tee, often repeated pev. frOln lifin thfg humble confes-don, futile Search for vmter the proal w-.
,*. if the, t1toVes - are running short, a' ' . , urally Shy disposition. It is well, rumbers are nesting and slightly more Oral tinies The bird is double. Comt)aro I.Saw. 24,10-19. 1 will na Lora 'wandered along tile southern elge
cake ot btd candy or"a comb of honey London. July, -An ar therefore, not to disturb them more than a month later, nearly mature . -
10.14 over the combe If the bees aft '0 ray council. brooded. morir'do thee harni-Once more Saul Of Death Valley. The)V Muro die([,
Stilt In'the celhi�, or,, It spring Is after having oonaldbred a report of than Is necessary, otherwise they may young call be foillid, There -ate Car'. We have had KIngbirl'a nesting AttAMP1,04 to assure David that he and the ne%t-dav one *t the Men died.
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ope,ntnoi a auperficia,l',eial-Alhatloft of this Hunter Investigation committee desert the nest as well As the vicin " I tainly three broods in a Season, an , a with us twice and they prDvod useful would- 'Ct.'tWe him no further distrOS& and the other bAcame %&IIII; mad aIll
the, hivee on -tht firbf; fixorable day, rind' a long statement submitted by � It was notlong before a clutch . of tinies. probably a fourth. ,Til allies in driv%ig &way a camial hawk n6cguqq l -ay lire ,Was precious In thine fled into the desert, Roes. quite mad,
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eowbx of boney from haa,* hiveg Im- [BrIgadler-General It, E. H, Dyer, con. ' ' 11 . or crow, but It they thus conferred an MIS (A, V.)-ftiddlo ' mercy had r. Wandered on until he fell unconscious.
Ing-thpit givft to these thtt,,are light, (ler-ninK Dyer',S Action In Ordering ' .1.1 .1, �, I I - ___.-i-_t__ ---,-- I - - __ I unintentloned benefit on the rest ot wboicsonin effect upon th6 king, Ire Indlans n rsed him back to life,
Msy 4ttve. W6 logs of cclonlOh and it,- troops to_`,firo Intp it crowd of Indiana , ,". , , .. , I � _7 ___ __ �. . the fmthered inhabitanK they were realtzed the larsteriew; of David'shtart and guided Tin' to the San Joaquin
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I b 1'��-.,Ojho value of ,the hojiey Oro . 0 at' Amritgar In the Puhjaly, uphold ' .. �, , .1 ,,�. ... -, � . 1, equally tyrannical to those they bad and his own zation, Nvithin an hour of leaving,bla
y 414, y dollAys, . the commander-in-chiat in India for : . . 11P the 0o,gervatton ot Wis life through
I r(i ;,,�� t protected, and the el tzt, after A Chip- guidee Roan found hirneelf !n the bei
A Aitilletin on",liweare o.t bold MlAy Moving Dyer as commander in the �. . , Dy a-�emad' to afford them ae much David's torbearance. .02-25. ,David as. of a rocky Stream. Ile walked halt
. Punjab wo from holding any- fUrther "I Saul that he would not put forth
Afeation to the CO. ,
be obttlooa On am amusement as rl.d!nr, upon the back stired ,
10MY POSUID11 in India, according to of a crow. Thu,j I aonletinlea fe6l hl.q blind against the Lbrd'g anointed. way through the toy watora Whan,ho
tral. t1foortmentil Farm, OttaIVA. . in tile pressed his hands to his eyes, droad-
W. � L.. Sliden, Apiarist, B:Xperlment�l an announcement fitade -by Winston that a Xingli'rd h�, not Ulf Most ft- and oxpressed his confidence
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vitroa'. OttAwl, ont. � 'of Churchill, Secretary for War, �. '. -1 � fA,re�.i tonant, mough we makn no2 ex- Lord's priDtoetton. Saul exprisssed Ing that his rettison Was again giving
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I � . In tho House of Commahs to-dity, , .1 1�1 ceptiens In oil)* welcome to all. gr,mt Interost In David and prophesied wAv, HA looked again, "Gold!" lie
The d6uneil also uphold the command. , � I., ahout(4 And It was. Half the hands
onm NPD.W I I I One (,f tlio lrrtgular summer rmt- that he would do great things. After
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. ,� A,14D VIEWS. 4 er-in-ohlot In declining to grant I)ycr " I I : dpnt� ,-.f the gardmi In tile Cedat-bird this David, went oil his way and Saul tit his feet were gold. Withai tw6
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%%'O' �'4*st Unit 06 cut grass for hay further Prordotion and in Ills reduc- : � I � or Cberry-waltiving. A beautiful fawn- - - returned homd. David did not have moritha ho batl irlade $300.000, ant lip
" - th6 lbulk4a tht, grasees are iii U011 Of th.0 �ay to one halL rolore I bird with ft woffl-markotl Pre4t,.. enough confidence I arrived back in Ghiteow, oomil week.g
11 S"'u"A flxp4rieas before tht, e-fiffing ship from which
19 * In hi's he had deserted.
1142:Ntad �tho A49NAS for this are "!)Ytr�-�MnOt bO aNllditted'on ,ttp - � � I I t 1. 1. . TberQ are few that can vlo *vIth tho of purpose to trust himself
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the littedtAtnoubt Of aeeil Is fetalned Churchill I ;,�, � but tl,)Pv ztjr�n 1,ol. o,rngers. and their to ineet.again. 'HoRTioULTUAIST8 AT 0'-'*rAWA
whor6ln' lies much of the 1.'"dIng %� 1. vililspery
.. I � . only utte-rallcm. are coft. citteastionc-'Where' did David go to NEXT.
talua,of',hay and the dueculent stalkA Sty0t;t4 httildred PergonS lftre kill, 11, � I . . - vmto.%, which. howevor. are unlike atir escape Saul? How, did David feel to. , -At tile
blt-ve� toti h1td time to get- Woody -and . ,ad whet the troops fired ott the in. I;".,._,- " � �, , � " otht,r caimmer bird. The rpmles vaugl. witrd Saul? Who told Saul wherp. Minneapolis, Minn., July 0
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dolli6llieftft fire 04411Y' tUttled 111tO. dialls tit Amritsar last April, and I I I ,, . ly camol In flocki rind, grAdwilly,paIr David W;xs? Itow Many nien did David
digWIble stilifthem Whith have A' ,� . I . (41 WA tbA SmIRP-1`1 'V1vWlPtq. Mir gar- have with him and who wt-'ro, they? eulturlstAl Association of ,the Ortat
iWing v4lue and do Alafty hun.411eds were Wounded, . � Mr TInw large nix Army had Saullt Doo. Plains Convention held here last
fftl fe, not merely' �� -------4-*-*— . 1. ". � . � 1, (JAn v!ez!t,qrs geloeteti e*rtte6 troon � MOIL 010wit was thosoll as the 19211
ptlMy. Ulk. .- - ,"The man you ,-ep yollder Is it high. , I Owl- 11(istina inittiA And 111"V%(t the L crIbe D1vid's Visit to Saul's tanip. 3eting place.
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� I In. .n*ny littem of pigs sLrb otie 4 Aynijin." '%flOdUms graelouti! Sue,jr 11 I 11 I � I I I., , � " I M"ittfitro W011 I)MI, Rl"M f1hA How did Saul feel when Jieulnrned in'
' A litt . - Professor W. 1. Dormty, of tht'Unt-
rdom runta, 4e extra feed SUC &'gentle manly-lookft m,%11 a rob. I 1 . � . I 11ralloliON, 80MA six fe0 from the' what David bad (Iona? What 01
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(,Are� will briiis theft Moog Profitably. b,hr?" "NO, not at all, An avi t ,,-. " . ... . I .. . , _ ,� I " I ai-ound. 11pro thAv reared their voung not vs�rslty of Minnesota. was Mected
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It I*At, to take pot 141ok With thair URWIMOro American, a O"! to -0-,, ',I. llft� I � "I 0--L, w _ . .., .--. , . Saul say to David? Why did pregident: Professor William Xacowk,
I I 1"�Amo 01 lip gal 0 W uPon Ingfofe and small frnitA without 1)kvId rawaln with Saul? Dominion Horticulturist, Ottawa, YleeA
grbl it ,lbrotherg and 611terd they fare Aft 0XI)JOrdot at the Woodstock 11y. I A COUPLE, Or PRIZE WINININO BULLDOGS, ir Ari" way Interforing with the othaV PRACTICAL 8VItVnV etldAn4 and W. It. Leslie, rort Wil.
y(%Ad provo an unprofitable prop. I dro�. FtAdOft, Caused b . l bir4o.' __.. . or
Y ths brasking *.— Tople-Tr6atment Ot *rOng-do6rol, Haul, Oftt., ZteretlLry-
odltio,� down of 'An Oil owitchs b" Atoomal'o Thtst two SP16fidId tpoclrftna of the aMrAXI whl6h holds what fie hAs Tba mnthor-ln-law Jolvi to ontty I.--80,0118 Dersidoution. The 19oard ot Directors itcluds Nor-
' A *%*Il Mid of ral* will tome in tatod the bringing in of power IrOM ~4 shown jkt th# eghlbitloh by th# Lodiok$ KannOt Asiociation iAt , tl"P.10"t. Nit 0 hiw q rats It o0trilt, b4 It.-Mvid's forbeirAnob. mift X Am, Indian Hftd,, Sask.,*rkil
vo"*Vadity f4t V496 ightop or dattle.141(doill ,Whllfi r0l%frl lire being Ma4o, Riknol*13li Club, LandOft- too., � I tramd back to Adam, I. sturo por4scutfou. The soll-tor. V. W. Zrodorick, WilitilDoe.
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to-niglit, IS a story of alleptl insub.
ordination Amolig the. IrW e0notsb.
ulary, and the reported Impendl1w bw .
portAtIon of Engl �
lob Pollco, Whose ;4- �
vent Is to be acc)wpaiiloif br exttem I
Mellouran. .
. According to the I statements. con-
firmatI00, of Which cannot be obtain.
ed, the Itoral Irish Constabularr, %t
Llatowel, County Kerry, were orderfA
oil Julie 17 to band. over ,their bar-
raelm to the Soldiers. Tito coustaba.
lary refused and 14 membere roxioneill, 4
but the resIgnotlQuit were not Accept.
ad.
Dr. Smyth, Divisional Cominlosion-
Or for Munster, arrived the next fty.. .
the statement contlAues, �aud address-
ed the men, telling them among other
things that marital law In tho whole
of Ireland was to be. Proclaimed Im, I
me(110017, that as Many troops 44
were required would come, be4ldes the
7,000 EngliBli police,' and that thee*
were to be given the Power to shoot:
treaty all suspected persons and would . .1
,not be punished for It.
Hunger strikers, the-stattment, sales I
would be allowed to die In Jall. . . 11
it is asserted by the Bulletin that
some Smyth heafers ratur,ed to. vom-
ply with Ufa orders, but that ther ' I
were not arrested. T14 Story as Ptint- 11 :
ad WAS hinted At 9, low days ago, Taut �
when Inquiry WAS 19 ' U0, at Dublin .
Castle the authorities theta said thaT*
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imew nothing of It. , i
Guns and troops ar;' ioing north
from Dublin to-ulght,' litWuOth,1119 un-
usual Is happening, here. -
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Canada Will Tir X ' urderer ,
in Frozen,�#�t" L ,
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Ao An Example*':to His
Fello . �� 1, - .
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Ottawa, July '.—'An -a stdip-over
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on their long jourhay'�jck-4'to,tbe land- .
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I of endlew lee andl'sno*, I Sergeant � .
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. bouglas. of the IWW' Varlad!tlu 11 "e . .-L. .
Mounted Police, and.%outlagwak, wn . � 'A
.Eskimo murderer Rom -the regions
I around the North Vole.. tarijvel 14
Ottawa vesterdaY, gh:4,aj .
� � 4ulrterad .
at the "Mountles" haadquarters at 1
120 Vittoria street, OugilgwoLX can-'
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net be said to be a foreigner, as his
forced Journey to Ottawa. its the re- , " - I
sult of his being a Brit'sh suliJiet. '
After'lifs long journey from, the I
northland to Winn�p.eg, Ilia native I
garments were In a�soLd state of dis-
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repair, And substittites hOLd ' to - be .. , o i
. obtained, Such clothing as he pre- I
ferred Were not to be bad,: So that he � 7
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� comes to Ottawa In, the W.Melit of a I
I white man. Ile JSL In the'neighbor- � J�
hood of from 20 to 27 Years Of age. � �
aii,$ has been noticeably failing Since I
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1 he left h!3* native sno'AS. - I 11 . I
The Eskimo is chafted with having
murdered a brother, native In ordfir�
to obtain the latte0a wife, whom be, I
wanted for hie own. Several other I
cases, of murder have been reported
to the 11ourited Police froaf the regtoKk L�,
around Chesterfield Inlet. Aild UuanX- '
wak Is going back to stand trial !if . I
his own country as A reminder to bl$
1 vrother natives that the law Of the I
White man must be respected. even , \. _
in those remote reglorie. I I
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..He will be the first native who has .' �
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ever been tried jA his Ow . it countrs. I
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Next year the Diepartment of Ju4tlte �
will send a judge on the, !on.- Jour-
ney to Chesterfield,, and a court Will
be hold there for the edification of �. .
the Eskimos. This �W'111 be the Brat
time that a judge has ever Penetrated .
, into that part of tlit nortliWe'st torrl- I
tortes. Another Murder � case ,has
be'Dn reported to- '.he Police from thiV
sapie reglon Title will be Investi-
gated by Sergeant Douglaq during the
coming winter, and, !f possible, the
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Perpetrator of the second crime will I
Stand trial with the r1sklino Who Is
.now fq Ottawa. . I- I
KO Ottawa the groattr Dart or
.,�j;
tbo jour�ey to ChOsteRield will bt, on
one of the cow,for'able Mudsoii Bay
Company's traflng attamers, which -
sails from Montreal July 14 or 16.
Chosterrif0d, by the sea, Toute. !a
.almost 4,000 mile train , Montreal.
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ANOTHER, REV-OLT
� 111"' OLD MEXICO
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Satj Antonlo. Texas. J1111 .-Gen.
Pablo ConVale,4. ant Of the Strongest'
political figures lit UP11CO. in tll*
latest to revolt agamst thA/ nO IR
Huerta, Gnverompnt. according to an
Intercepted maesage to Mexico Cttv,
Signed by (�Ijen. Lila., Calloo, a envy W
which rolelled horp Illig aftorritinn. '
(;Onzales, whn hasl boott OvIng In
Montarov sifieg hN rotirttmotit from
Lbo arniv. 10 thAt ('Itv vP�ztOrIAT? 0
thn head of 500 men, atcotdingtoths
message.
ALAR I MED BY .
.1UTINY IN INDIA
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Londcli, July -The mutiny of this
Connaught liftligera In India hila ex-
cited considorablo ftl&rM here. Ev-er
sinipe the Armistice the War Office
policy haa Wall to isend Irish rer.-
menta to distmilt 4tittlolls. 944 thtrt
to
,4 an unue.uaity large Proportion of
them at pr,�i.t(!nt In India, ftyPt A114
Mesopotamia.
The public is wkiting tor 4OWIs Of
thn Ind!an trouble, aN 00 far 0111Y lin
Official account bas bo!e& published
togisther With s despatch from tk.6
Reuter,g Agency. which W virtually
61flelfilly. coutroliol. The proloaW
delay about Awritoox by the 1*41as
aoiterrinient makow tUt P01% lftt*
seeptiest 0out 111fta Ott'.014ki VAUtt%
MIA%
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