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, , RDUTINO NAVAL CONSTAVO. tornitional banktic vepregeatatIves
m"t; ber'weddlat, r*x
Otiliplr=oxx
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served notiefa that Unle6e Germany
ter II-Axerf.
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was given 'praeticabla teq7n* the pro-
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Senator Borah proposed S fifty
posed international reparations iciall.
"Witty don't You tear It off?" he
, por,c=t- rodu0tift In nayal* Arm%-
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"ilia 4 hot be taken up, by the bank -
asked I&AIrtly,
I o ment In the full conviction -that Great
e rs. So far ais the balikerg are, con-
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Britain was a great hulking tyrant
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cerned the war Ili over, and they
loorrldor.
whose role desire was to 1119min"atO
are not'willing to continue It for the
Loort tureed to the door.
the world land reduce all other na-
hostile purposes of any nation. They
46 Don't go," Iftakle, said. "DoAlt
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i tions to vassalage, In. short a sort of
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want peace, because peace to es -
go --oh, my darling-"
i : International POCksixiff Whose WOrd
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Sential I to commerce, and without
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Is -tot for a moment to be accepted,
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commerce there Is no banking of a
Watch For Our Now SerW Stpry
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profflable."nature. It Would almost
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I terfor motive is to be Suspected-
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.appear that banking policy is dlc -
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Voram%rider 'Bellairs, M,P., an Rag-
tated like the rallway'systems that
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lish. ,naval authority welooinGS, ,the
-charge all the traffic can bear. Qer-
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I Proposal and declares It ,has the sup-
many Is tenderly treated because she
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port of the people 'who, boll, ,ve It is'
needs It and would not survive rough
cated to Wbi.. Allan Pinkerton and is
one of the mast gripping dotootive
` madness, for the powers to, re-engage;
handling; 'wh,fle Callada, which Is well
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. In a race tot, the supremacy lot ,the
off has to pay up Ili exchange. But
sto,rie;; over written, %
seas, It Britain had Made the pro-.
tills Is not how it Is explained by
It starts next week.
, - posal site would probably have been
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those who decide the financial for-
Rail pastry scrapti Into r .
ounds and
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plap,e in the centre, ot each one and a
misunderstood as silo was by. Ger-
tunes of the world. They simply say
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many when ,site made the proposal
'that if YOULbuy more than you sell you
and three pints, to 9, chicken Is about
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ight. Usei celery -tops for flavoring
before the war. Germany t`11011911117
pay for the privilige,. but it you
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that BrItdIn could do AD more -hav-
,must
sell more thaTi yon buy, the'6thor tel-
CLEARING WORK
ing, exhausted herself, Germany wag
low 114.13 to pay, Bowe return, to the
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k unable to believe in good faith be-
fundamental necessity at producing
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"I'll fight you w"never you Ilkil,"
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, sbe had, it not herself, and s
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9 ads for sale. The man who does
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site refused to limit b. navy. It
not prndu np mvi+rlh a to nrndtio
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turned into the streets. "
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ter II-Axerf.
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mommyopulumommom" in"em-mm
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Two cups flour, sifted, 3-4 level tea- . I
powder, 4 level tablespoon butter or
110 poh4e,d to it. I
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. tile United States to build or not to
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build ..ships as she ,pleases, so there
"Witty don't You tear It off?" he
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Substitute, 4 level tableF,poons peanut ; ,.
There was the-gound of steps III tke
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dainty woman, also It is much easier
to wash -the cap thall to wash tile
Loort tureed to the door.
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In the developing ,organization of
46 Don't go," Iftakle, said. "DoAlt
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will always find -a re dy'msxket in
-Ca;nAda, as well as in the borderini
go --oh, my darling-"
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Wadsley
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Watch For Our Now SerW Stpry
. To Kill Odors. Own iixeuble and cover any bolas or .4
thin plaotis wit% a plat patch. As .
-mixing lightly until (I Is just
otigh.
moist enough to drop front tip of - ,,- .
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After frying fish, onloaa or o0iq I
Odorous eatables spriti4lek 00me these sprep4s tave a tondowy to
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By Frank Forest, We superintendent
ground cbffoe on the stove Ild or, put iihod bits lot 111st wban old, a thin oov- '
orobould bo mado.
1-coilt
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of 1ho criminal Investigation depart"
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On tile Stave in a Pie Plate- 'VItis,
will diffuse a pleasantaroma, lCheeseclolb or lawn may be -used, I
auill over-
States and by some others .of its fu-
tility. It Is evident,that the powers
ment Of ,$aotlalnct Yard, which CQM-
but to make something without *4y
Come the other effectually, 'especial. .1
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lands for settlement in the clay belts
of the North. Owing to Summer
mencem next week. The story Is d0di-Ily
If a , draft can be created. whatever. gives keener enjoy- I
ment to the thrifty, -and an Old shoat
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cated to Wbi.. Allan Pinkerton and is
one of the mast gripping dotootive
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.Will be found' to make an excellent
Pon't Serve i6oggy Cratkers, , Over. .
'Ut me, go, you brute!" Wynton
furiouslv His
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sto,rie;; over written, %
Crackers that lose their crispness , (,'lit .the Sheet In two lengthwise,
with Clapping, with cries of praise as
Ile Pashed his way to the stairs.
It starts next week.
during a prolonged spell of 4amp then cut each half crosswise. Put
ter, About two quarts to a turkey
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Rail pastry scrapti Into r .
ounds and
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plap,e in the centre, ot each one and a
weather ran be restored to ,their the four outside covers together,
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dence of thig- was the violent op --t
to' the
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former State by setting them in the forming a. square. and sew in a $Iat
oven with the door open until -Oxey be- seam. This will leave tile warn can-
areas will thfs. barrier to ,settlement
ever be overcome. lFlarming under
and three pints, to 9, chicken Is about
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ight. Usei celery -tops for flavoring
gin to brown at the edges. Boggy tre on the outer edge to be out off.
i . . struct, , it stopped would mean
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crackers are far from appetizin&. Vitt to fit .the, cloth, then baste them
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CLEARING WORK
together and stiteft oil the sewing
Protect Your 11401r. machine In three-inch. Bind
Three tablespoon,efuls of ,
melted butter, the grated yellow rind J
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squares.
tile edge with -a bias strip, and a
lKeep a dusting cap of good strong silence cloth In all that the name Im-
Porcale or even rubber cloth in the
rows away, Descartes, the critics oil
'Temps,
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"I'll fight you w"never you Ilkil,"
Wt,l,,. there plies will be ready for use.
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closet and when are I #
foods requiring tat fit frying put this on PeantAt Butter Sconop.
pulling 'it well down on the forehead . -i, ..I+ A I -1 + 11.1-
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COLLEGE P INCIPAL SHOWS HOW
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.PROFITABLE WORK COULD
and neck so tbat all tile hair !Seaver-
ed. Hair absorbs and holds odors.
pleasant Or otherulse, and trying
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Two cups flour, sifted, 3-4 level tea- . I
powder, 4 level tablespoon butter or
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build ..ships as she ,pleases, so there
LEAGUZ OF NATIONS
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odors are decidedly OtIW.rwise for a
Substitute, 4 level tableF,poons peanut ; ,.
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.1 . her good faith
1, . can 'be no question of
-proposes Britain
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VEXED 1PROBLEM.
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dainty woman, also It is much easier
to wash -the cap thall to wash tile
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butter, 24 cup mlllr Mix and sift
Jry Ingredients, rnU In tile butter and
! it she -restriction.
In the developing ,organization of
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will always find -a re dy'msxket in
-Ca;nAda, as well as in the borderini
hair.
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peanut butter, Add milk gradually,
I will agtea and so will Japan unless
. all signs -fail, ,And those are the only
the League ,of Nations ere is evi-
, tit re is evi
deuce of a vitality which confutes
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Wadsley
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Oxxe means of solving the problem
of unemployment Is for the govern-
Make Your Soon Flavoring.
-mixing lightly until (I Is just
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moist enough to drop front tip of - ,,- .
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. . . nation$ that count. The questlon, Is
I . - will the United States make the pro'
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the view that has been taken. by the
Republican party in the United
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Monte of Canada to begin the long
overdue task ,of preparing its bush
Turkey or chicken bones from
spoolx Drop into buttered gem tins I
-or oitto a hallow bi,3cuit tin arid bake
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5 . , Senator Rorallfs challen0a
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. I may prove to be only a bluff after
States and by some others .of its fu-
tility. It Is evident,that the powers
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In Her Hour of 'Need.
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aS Ile jerked hintaside from Firankle.
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lands for settlement in the clay belts
of the North. Owing to Summer
Which every bit of meat has been
scraped will make delicious stock It
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in quick oven. \L, 1'
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11 all, but lot US see whether the'chal-
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leuge be made after all. The tre-
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are taking the League seriously, and
The house was ringing with ,oheers,
'Ut me, go, you brute!" Wynton
furiouslv His
frosts, farming of northern clay lands,
has largely been
well ,cracked then simmered for sev-
oral hours, Do not add too much,wa-
AGinnamon Turnovers.
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mendaus leakage in natural resources,
the more seriously they take It, the
stronger It -Will become. One 'evi-
with Clapping, with cries of praise as
Ile Pashed his way to the stairs.
Ispluttered - collar -had
burst; his face was. purple; -he looked
a waste of time and
Money. !Only by
. clearing, whole
ter, About two quarts to a turkey
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Rail pastry scrapti Into r .
ounds and
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plap,e in the centre, ot each one and a
i national revenue, .national labor e,87
. i, the -result of excessi annual naval
ve,
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dence of thig- was the violent op --t
to' the
* M-pta. kain, tmr$. of joy running
down her
.ugly ,and ridiculous,, He -seemed to
dangI6 like a suffed doll -In Savingels
areas will thfs. barrier to ,settlement
ever be overcome. lFlarming under
and three pints, to 9, chicken Is about
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ight. Usei celery -tops for flavoring
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position Of TiValice entry Of
Germany' into the League. If the
openly face, was Screaming
her gladness to people -bave, a dozen
tremendous grip. . I .1
present conditions whereby each set,
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poultry soups. . Keep the tops was
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Three tablespoon,efuls of ,
melted butter, the grated yellow rind J
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, .. linmense relief to the overburden-
nations.
League were -not a -powerful agency
rows away, Descartes, the critics oil
'Temps,
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"I'll fight you w"never you Ilkil,"
tier clears a small patch, is putttn,&
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them well, then ,spread on a pie plate
in a coak-overt to dly. Keep Ili a
of olne lemon, and four tablespoons I - I
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It would be at minor Iniportance who
belonged to it Austria waa given a
The waos describing Prankie's
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voice -as 11hehven soilt—magnertle, di-
he gasped as the voice came nearer. I
"It will not be necessary," Savinge
cart before the horse, and J
wholly unwarranted. At least 65 Per
closely covered jar and you will a]-
tills of clitna.man. Shape the paste in- .
I to..tt ;aovers, crisp the edges ,of the
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unanimous vote for admittance. China
vine music," Her future was made;
said in a metallic voice,
tent, of eaa lot, In carefully seleci-
ways have a fine flavoring for soup
ready to use.
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ipaste togother and sprinkle with Six- . -
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also achieved an Influential Position.
she had become -4 great singer, from
Mine Xaine appeared In the door-
ad townships, should be cleared by
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gar before baking In a hot oven.
; ,:Wherx, the business of the country
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in the Leag . us by lia;vlag her del'e-
the moment ,She had recovered ,her-
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way; behind her a laughing crowd-
means of logge ganis living in c'OM_
Don't Sail Milk.
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, dop6lids - ,oil credit 'alroady extended
gate, Dr, Wellington Koo accorded
self In. -the first sorig.
waited.
munrity camps. Tlerein lies one solit-
l4ctd qoat'af fancy Skins -but -there
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Baked Steak. I
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one of the four rion-'permornent.,seats
Ije oix- Nias at the gangway at last,
"Mais—It. is Captain Wynton, "'a
tion 'of unemployment, now $talking
Milk when. boiled is 'very eousti-
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Take a small tenderloin or club
. % . . ,thTough production, It Is obviously
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on the council, The four ch9pasu. for
jio'thrust a wa for himself -to the
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nelYhew of Lord Correyg l she said.
before us daily in the brbadlines of
pating'because the cooking has har-
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the first period for purposes at ,or-
door Of the orchestra, it, and
"What—what-j' .
the cities. Work could thus be pro-
dened the albumen in it. ,Milk br ought
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onion, mix with halt a green pepper, . I I ; ,
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ganization were the representatives'
.opened
dr9pped below. Re, swung ,across the
"In Engilah wo have another name.
vided, particularly In the fall and win-
just to the scald does not posse%s this
chopped; add halt -a cup of catsup, a I
tion. should be realized, and the cred-
of Belgium, Bra?ll, Spain and Greece.
room, the cries Of the
for Captain, - Wynwn; we call him a
ter months as well as during speetal
property.
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scant tablespoonful of Wbreestarzhire
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-Spain, Brazil and Belgium ,have -now
'tills
,disregarding
musicians, an found the dressing
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o%d," Wankie said Axii ber clear
peridds( of Umemployment. ThI4
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V rankle gild In a clear Voice.
here to tell YOU 7011 are 1 bo broken. off and set aslo1q; 104 easy I
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sauce and a small Jump of butter; put
.. t. . Js In a fortunat6 position in this re-
been regularly elected at meet-
room corridor .1 : . .
voice. .
policy of extended land-0earing,
To Make Porous Calke. lr
'this mixture over the steak, place in I
I spect, -and can afford to contemplate
the situation of others -with some de-'
frig and the contest. for fourth place
was won by China, defeating Ron-
A preity giri, still in Iter Spardsh'
Gavinge looked at her, into her
should not be simply an emergency
measure, but should engage I the at-
Por a porous cake such as sponge .an
iron s1rillet and bake twenty min -
'utes
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11 I gre6 of equaninlity. , Europe Is th6
mania, Swedon, 10zecho-Slovakla,
dress, told him Rankle's number.
The -door wM open; ilia hesitated,
eyes. He released Wynton.
"Adieu, man aml," he said imper-
tention. of the federal an& local gov-
calre, beat yolks of eggs first, then
beat the sugar with them, add the dry
In a bot oven. .
<mixtre -of depression, and it affect$
Portugal, Switzerlaudi Serbia and
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arid as he did 'jDS,marlls voice reach-
turably. - -
ernments .the whole year round.
beaten whIltes, and lost th-P flour.
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I , , Canada, indirectly through ,our eX-
. , las Alto
;. chaliga.-t-hough no One see -
Gre%e, -Chilim,adr,pitly -gained fav-
or by supprs slng the :anticipated
ad him. I .
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Wynton tip a shakJxxg_hAn& to
Should any of the workers at these
community camps Wish to rental it
Bold In the whites, and do no more
following method"is sple'lldid. . Bit Y* .
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I gather clear On, the subject.
protest against the accupiation of
"So you have not forgotten, ,either,
Frankie?"
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his collar. 14 the huge mirror -he
on some -of the cleared lots, they
beating after the sugar is well mixed
with the yolks.
five cents worth ,of caletned magnesia I
from 4 -he d, g store, -and mix it with I
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-is In ,the best position of any court,
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. try onoearth no;! overi excepting tile
Shantung by Japan. While the .rep-
resentative at Japan holds his seae
The man spoke in English, and Sa-
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saw- five excellent reflections of him-
self; tears ,of rage and humillatiou
could be sold to them on easy terms.
1 or the next 20, .30, yes, and for 60
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water till it IF.; of the thickness. of
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. States, but on account of our
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permanently his vote is ,no better
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vinge knew the voice to be cultured;
the blood flooded lili'face, making -his
Came into his eyes.
year, land -clearing in preparatlow
I The Oven in Cake Baking.
ere -am. - Apply this to, the Jersey
with a clean rag, and let it -remain on I .
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than that of Dr. Koo, ,who holds his
temples drum and beat., Par the life
I He Staggered to the door.
for future settlement, should be an
In some ovens cake will burn on the
fbr a couple of days. Then brush
I -exchange 19 against us. This Is nom-
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seat by election. There Is really
-likelihood
of him he c6uld not go away.
"Cut along!" Savinge said in tAie'
urgent and essential department oft
bottom before It is sufficiently brown
it out thoroughly and tile Jersey should 6 I .
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much less Of disturbances
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'Porgotten?" "' Ftsakle aniwored.
tone of one speaking to a glitter boyq
every government in -the Dominion.
ed on top, To overcome this diffi-
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be quite clean and fresh.
. the United States, whibb. is a'stradge
1. reversal of wholesale practice, It
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arising. from tile Japanese or Chinese
than from any of the European nations
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"You were much too Impressive to bb
The crowd, silenced now made a
PsthWaY. Wyntoll, wen -t dcwa it; he
Industries ,Could Help.
The big Industrial f th.6
culty put a double layer of greased
Paper in the bottom -of the cake pan,
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In many cases milk -or cold water .
. has been suggested that It we had
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In this respect tile League will be of
service in ventilattrig and clarifying
easily forgotten, -Captain Wynton."
The man laughed in, a satisfied
reached the corner just as the shout
of scornful laughter went up.
plants a
Dominion as well as the gover nments
and set a cup of cold water an thr
bottom a,* file oven,
V,jll lip fe,1nd :Iva,;r,,I)% ,l g, ,
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the issues. Another Important re-
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All ParW would know of this; it
can assist in this great undertaking.
Every large industry should apply for
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greator p-
031tion, of Ink stains. If I
the article so stained is small onough. I I
. but this is more than problematical
.In the minds of those who are most
spansibility was recognized by the
Leakud in ,assuming, control Of the
you have forgiven my appar
ent negl6ct'71
would novel. be forgotten. He cram-
I'led on. Alli hat and overcoat, had
a whole to,vkrnabip or more in the
Eat Salt On Nuts.
to b- Vlaced In a basin Of water, this
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experienced and irank as experts.
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opium traffic and In. connection with
" wlxfts,slove!'
Frankie laughed then.
,"Own, that untif., tonight had
and .
reached the door Nviien. a hand fell
bush lands, I.And clearing might be
I made a business department of many
Nutz, which malI7 people find In-
di I gestible, can be c,%ten with perfect
method should be -resorted to -at once,
and continued until no more Will -bome I I I
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. The st tuation In Europe is perhaps
MQre difficult, and even more lidpe-
the oommerce.* There
Is little disagreement on, these hu.
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rorgottea-,my very e%istence, 0aptain
on. his r.houlder. He faced Savingo
again.
Canadian enterprises employing &ea,t
safety If a little salt is put on fRe
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I manitarisn questions, but co-ope M.-
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Wynton?" I
Tler voice Sounded bitter and 'yet
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"I am at your service, M. Wynton,"
Ae said coolly,
number's of workers. instead of
'qayIng-off` I men when. a pitch comes,
plate and the -nuts dipped lit this Tie-
fore they are aten.
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5ordoult-hese
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used. I .
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W,Ynton took his oard with shaking
they could establish large rand .r
-clea -
Ing camps and homestead by proxy.
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-about tfiair, spring housecleaning and
dreading the very sound of it? it .
I ! recent conference itt Brussels the in-
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"I say don't keep up the Oaptala
Wyntori,' a,nd don!t be so cruel. 1
swear I badix!t forgotten YOU, Why,
fingers and tOre It into fragments
the next afternbon, as he boarded an
outwerd-bound shin at Marseilles
In this way an outlet would be. WO-
vided for a considerable percen a
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Never attemptt.to stretch pastry to
make it cover the pie plate. . It
always means much ,endless turmoll 11. .
.
for days. But IVs a good ideato go
"right at It" and get It over with. .
_..
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ing hands and paying uAre, 01140le
" prices with little hopes of getting
I can tall You nearly all pan said on
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SlaVinge went back slowly into t1te
I - _y --
turned into the streets. "
If as abli
shrinks anyway when baking, aria 11 A
has been stretched a misshapen pie is
.
If we have 9, few of the up-to-date ' I
enough 'rettirlIB 'to compensate them
that voyage ,home I
,, A poor Iftk,l , draggle -tailed h0Y-
opera house, He stood, thinking, In
the vast, empty place. An ho ar,
handled as other departments of the
business,, the land-cle2ring depart-
the , esult. Cut it large enough to
conveniences 1phich have been put ou . I., I
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the market to lighten the labors Of -the
for their labor and Investments, Ther6
are inany farmers who would bee glad
den, wasn?t I? Prankle answered
halt an hour -ago the way -had seemed
me4ts -would undoubtedly prove re-
lie loosely In the plate and extend at
least a quarto,. of an inch beyond the
I
housewife, We 'will save Many Steps, I
to sell a'pqftlot, of.1heir farm's. to In-
,
, All iny olothes wrong, all my mm-
I
nerp; -a failure, in fact, all r6vnd-
clear, his path' had beell. chosen.
And r1owi
numerative. Lumber ti6s, and Pulp
edge,
a great deal of, time and, In the end, . . I
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1110ABY- Whek III tile previous days . .
dustrioits tenants and give them. am pie
time and -a good opportunity to pay. -
even in my r6or efforts at affection,"
'%TIth' a sudden, svift lift of his
will always find -a re dy'msxket in
-Ca;nAda, as well as in the borderini
A Doughnut iHinet.
I
we Used to take the Togs up and beat .
Home -owning Ig. the hope of the na'-
I Leon, mOV044 nolgelenly, looked
into the room. ,
hoad -he weat quickly forward. A
supper was In on the stage
Statez, '. I
Farmers As
NNThen. making doughnuts -always let
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them by hand, or send them to the. I I I I
cleaners,, who kept them a few days, I
tion. . Those who own their home
-have a wreat ,on s
and lmnrbve them -
. He recognized the liumael ,
Ilate,
.progress
behind tho lowered curtain, One
Well.
The # in-- too — - 1-
the round or twists- stand -on the
.
delaying the settling process, we now I I
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vuea. Me cvl t 10004 -AL NORGrial
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partunity to serve society and may an-
handsome man bending over the
glance, at it told hint. Fro,likle was not
there. He went to -her room again.
real part In this permanan ' MY
t POlicv for,,
floured board for LJ117ee Or lour mijA -
utes before dropping them in the lizil-
ho
ave the vacuum cleandr Of course, .
it is expensive to buy, hilt if you live
. .
. .M,011061111s, *&A* tQ O&ARAQ, in 1-766
joy life on the farm to'a. much fuiler
degr6e than if they- must rent and
dr6ssihg ,table; be saw T411lankie's
white face and saw, too, her VY48s
.
He knocked, and upon -the answer-
")0ntre2,"
relieving unemployment. Let thous-
aads of individual farmers apply for
Ing fat, Don't knead them vIllen
more than is absolutely
.
in a Small lown, why not got one in
ho, -fault& that muok at kio vWeagth ilf
submit to poor buildi gs and unde-
*itft their strange look of V61lecr
Ing went in.
bush lots of 160 acres edch In the
making any
necessary to mike a dough th-at can
PartRership with a number of wo- -
friends?
- - U.
. the new colony depended , upon the
Indians. He was forced to have a
strable surroundings.
-
gcorn even when ,she laughed.
Wynton lifted her haild suddenly. to
Pralikie was alone, and she war
,
kneeling by the mirror, her face on
clay lands. 'All applications should
be cut and lifted. Kneading make s
men, It wouldn!t be long be- . 11
fore it would be paying divid-ands
. .
. great deal. of x*gotIktIAc -vktfi' tli
h braves but ft.th-ein lie ha,41 Tery little
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iffiHE eHEmsmsuBm
I IN
m
his lips.
her -hands.
-
"Oil, Carlssiml,"'she sa4d, without
. be localized fit townships, most suit
able for future Settlement. At eon*-
'such
them tough.
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each each weelc. it you live in the . I
city ,and don't keep a maid then. you. . I
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. . , respect or Tagard. I
. I "They are 'rI1l*As mew0latirs," he
IN
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IF
"By Jove, you werawt enough a
fs"u're to make, me able to forget
.
looking lip, "I'm so glad about the
success -so that I'm I
veiriolit contras in townships
.
the governments should pra-vidg com-
To Keop $,cup Stock Sweet.
Do not take tile caice of flit from
ought t(> have one, for the money put . I
in W-1ges, would pay for a vacuum
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wroto to a friend Ill France, "even.
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LTYhaRnitory of
He
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you!', he sald'in a stifled Voice -
glad crying!
](now I'm Idiotic, but I can't hell) it,
fortable and attractive con"'I'mity
the top of stock or soup until y oil
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I c'Paner in no, time,
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.. . when ,they are, juqt, from, their toll-,
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NaMe—
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Leon rose unsteadily twisting .her
hand free.
darling. I was so afrald and-"
"Frankle,"
camps. Farm hands should be hired
by the year. Instead of being turn-
are ready to use the soup as. it helps
keel) It if to
' .
I Long-liandled brushes and brooms
Into
. . tts.' You would not believe It but
M
(0 un,
L9
"Do you know why I let you come
, lie sai L,gently.
ad ad -rift when the busy season 1%
to Pweet, and you wish
always an great saving in house- I .
I the mim always earry to war along,
s
8B
here tonight?" she asked.
. In a second Itood erect 4on liar
feit. .
over, to congregate In the towns afid.
.
use the stock remaining for a second clowning, and prevent stooping and I
soup add the vegetables, riee or bar- I stret tching mid geailn -down oil one's
.
. . and knives, a mirror by which to see
'faces
1w
. HEWITT.' . I
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Wynton smiled, one hand cupping
his chin, the -other thrust into his
With a dti&b -migery he noted that
cities, they could go. north for a
pdrlod to help lit clearing the
ley t -o only what you need for the I Irnees. re also a
hi)lw to daub their with Yar-
.
VAAIALTION-R wlet, .
pocket.
the ',Oak wni&l had come 'into he"
.,short
I buell lots of their employers, They
flr. t ,soup. Aiy additions to slock Ill i help in giving _ polish to paint,e'd
. . lons bright hued, paints- d to ar
AN1101i
RACIAL OW -GIN -Norman *French.
1.
"Shali I seem very conceited it I
-eyes at his entrance was the sattle
would not of course be asked to live
tile. vay or vegetables or ecreabs (,-aus-1 I floors after tht:y have been well wa,sh- I
: ,range, the feathers In colil
.
. . black halk and the rings in their ear ,
-SO'LTR,CF,--A given'llame. .
Tae timily rx, es. H w
' ames. of Hugh a -
say I think I can guass, little girl?"
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look she -had had when Wynton kiss-
ed her -a look of pity and appeal.
in shackson the individual lot % TIv-Y
I
I, to ferme-it quickly. ed.
, . I In f,-.i)rinr, hwas,oclearling avoid need- .
-
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.. . . - it a mark of
. I and n6ses. ,Thty think
he ear
9 wt beauty to cut -the -lobe ,of t'
son aad Hughson, which have , been
from tile given in anio Of 'Hugh,
derived I
he said, I
'
,,Tell .1ne'l, P4 rankle Insist61
.
"Don't be frIghtened,'!- lie. said
"It's Frankle; I've
would reside at the xxe (rest com-
munity camp, and share in all It' C-
A SO
-_ Inconvenaence on 4, 4
Novel Hcuse Plant. i 1(1,,* titmicil. and .
tilt, pirt of the 1), e
' -.op' in the house, I I
11, you are, f and of green growltig
,
and stretch It until it reached the top
alreadyr have 'beca discussed. But
Ile pulled at lxis short mustache.
gently. all. right
,
-I*V,N sort at wakenPd iIp. YOU %Vera
W activltle . 4. oki
-pre-
i
things, try plantlil.- all oak tre., In Youe I To side-4tep this fla Only one roolli
of their shoulder. * Often they wear 4
th, o family names which
ere are tw
"Well`01'-wID were pals once-
r4ght; I was 9, brute to you; I di(T
There need be no elaborate'..
'In
litms,e. Remember that I' . .; a
, t-Al((3.,,, n,aoy at a time, beginnlr.; It tile top fl;x-
1 '
l4ctd qoat'af fancy Skins -but -there
come front ill!% same given name
rather good Pals, (ion's you think?
§ '-fle SAVeetfliough
nd I Suppose YOU W,
.
think only of myself. I never even
paration for this work, Alen ('11-arge
of a practIcal bush foreman, could be
I
to the -,.!-I fl ) '.'
yelr, for *it(- little aeorn to e,e,cme -and vjorlzbi,, (lowa m o
Virst tak,, down tile
-will be no Shirt beneatli. it at -all, You
'
. ').t-' W take the braVes-,for -so
rtain of Its variations. They
I through eL
Hewett Hawlet,
..
to wigh to renew our friendship."
tried to realize what your Ilid had
-
nctit ncrth at once with =rlii cloth-
the sturdy olk. It yju take cire of I curtains and
, .'jj, g,,_ 1 hangirupH from tho wal a, and tall-
. many,
Avvils." . I
are and
The Hugh of
"YOU think I itsked you, h6ro, to
-3en. -what. in reality, l-ou n I like
b are -,
"I
ing, tents and small portable saw-
it yon can have all attractive . .11 .1 I
infancy. they,) to !!xiolhor mont. Then -ett
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"Ono u6eds the patience of Sob to
given nume of was,
course, far more common in the -mid-
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call you lily friend?" tie said
I Pranh
haven't any explanation to give;
some of us are made that way. Once
mills, A suitable site for a com-
I
planc while it is i L its I
11im a *tout piece of threat thratign 'YcUr 'vacuum c',Oaner and go over the
- get along witIr the bunch," wtilled
o'ages than. It Is today: not so miltib
I Softly. . I
we love, It,l(koesn't matter about tile
munity tamp could be scleited In the
tile iiii(idle of ail acarn and suspand I "ug.'A W'!], rOIlhIA' it tip carefully Ill
the great Montealm. "Ever since I
,has
,arliong the Saxon English, -W- - .,
-,
"I venture - to llap , go, .11lywayi" other person as long as tbeAgive way
its,
I centre of each township opened, and
necessRry buildings eroeted. Ths
it by the thread halfway lit , battle. IIIVWIIMPOF ', $0 that the dust will not
113nnetvate, .,And vet it on one aide.
have- been here It been nothing
but visits, harangues and deputations
I only from the -Normans, at ba;_ it,
1.Normans thlimselves and the I - ,,s
Wynton stAiled. ,, I to But It!% all right now. I,va
"Then I fear I Inust Undeosive YOU, I made up my mind. The triarriage shall
i'l
,tile
work of telling trees, cutting tl eg
D 1) In a pew pliceti of charcn,al and
ro
he battle wifa water 'Until tilt, i Now ,.staek the farniture In the cen-
fill t I
front these NVIld gentry. - The ladies
in their coun-
41
I of the continent. T4,e Influenre
days
t
V rankle gild In a clear Voice.
here to tell YOU 7011 are 1 bo broken. off and set aslo1q; 104 easy I
(i
r,julpw,00d and other lumber ouid
bo started immediately.
: tro of 4be room, clpanirg It well, anti I
Nvater almosA itouelles tho acorm i *over witha good. supply of old slieetg
the bottle
who alwayg-take part
ligion lit those was very .-, T '..
lChrlstlaa
asked you . 1, enoug-h. I'll do It all; no one will
,Cover the mouth of with
I
olls, come too, 4nd bring belts Of
, were then I . -,iy
names
a caid!' ev.er know, and you will be as f reo
began !
Treat Mon Well.
paper and stand In a warm room. In orcloths-
,N oxt,
wampus. This will oblige me to go
I "Christlan,", - That is to say, theY
41 ,,,Pon my Soul-" NVynton now as ever you were. .
necause of existing conditicns of
-time tile aeorn will sprout, producing I talco your long-haadled soft
I brush.
. to their village -and Inake a ceremotilar
, .. call.. They make, wzr with aston-
were,nameg made famous by saints,,or
martyrs of tile church, and were glien
angrily. .
' 111 v,e Only gat to ask -
,,No you will not :go out till I have , ,ou forgive-
settlement many men, even anion-
the unemployed, ,are naturall-.v loatil
wil d eed Upon the water arid att tack tho. Walls and cell-
I.
roots that 1. g will ap- I ings. Then 3rour radiator brush alld
arid finally a stemand leave.,
Ishing cruelty, spa rlrxg neither Men,'
by parents ti5%thoJr offnl)"Ing In a COn-
flxlfsh fd whitt I wish to say," Frallk!6 I ness, and then I'll go ,right out OE
"The doubt ba your lif a forever, But there's olle
to face the hardships involv Pd. The
pear. Replenish the watPr from iJ me I tleArt the radlators well, 'taking care '.
I
I women nor 'children, and taking off
scious i6liglous spirit.
said. truth will no ,
for hear thing ware wrong about; 1, do
tO I
writer Is of tile opinion that thiq
to time and change it occasionally. not to Scatter .the. dust. Now siv ,eu .
I tit(,.
your scalp very Jaeatly-an opera-
Amonj those who Zontributed to,
rather a queer thing YOU ,von
loye yon. You said I didn't: but I
prejudice call laxgely be ,overcome
NVIttil -,,,,ell rooted the oak call b! Voor with a t oft duste r ove i I
tipit which almost results In Aeath."
popularizing. the name of Augh wft$
but I -Intend to inflict tills strangeness i
life." do. It wasn't tile same love thin as
when the wen ave well clothell an&
pattl d in a small put and grown. as a ,broom and e )Ilvet the dust. T? t3IQ
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, Voors, hardwood
Thoso excerpts from a letter of. the
an abbott Of Cluny by that , name,
on you for once In your f It is now; but'now It's tho real thing.
in fully equipped eommunity
licilse plant. The leaves will drop 41rc go ever thim ,
. ifll-fated -commander shows the trou-
,whoge date is given as 1109 A D.,
Wynton laughted allgrr-Y. i
to be 1
, ,housed
SI I ,
I'M going; It's 01 right new, I It I
' camps. Why spend so much ou able lill
010 autumn, whea water Should i with soine nandlaper. Then apply
I bias Ito faced as ho attempted to drive
and who later wna c xxxoillzed A
,,I do not intend to stay here
113 liar 1
it? You area't .1righten3ol? loraakle,, 1bGdlPd
nien Ili -the clt,Wq, iv:ien ail
,C! v4thile"d. H,arh in tit' hll?lll ; '-' good P%IAI. Tr the fl,mirs aro
1, '
,u.w."I It""batly,
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the English lout of America with Ills
' , 0 1
" ' ' " ' "
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valixt ILlugh also was bishop a-', Glen-
'
Insulted by You-" 0114'.11t
against :Ap
.1 catuo nea,, Ar to hcr-"say It'S j"Ual expenditure In well (n*gJ;IIZC.d`hIxaelt
, I
f;aUI tjlf paimed lcaah anti %
tile bill o' eartil - I .
'when d*r -ill%
tPrenth troops and thAir Indian allies.-
0 n e It , r 0 0
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able in the wtiao. century, and about
thin wrists; silo struggled . ,
all rlght-" :Offorts would provide stimnlating Pill-
oving th .)!I au oil :d floar
.
pot, (-nrcfully rein' .e ()Id s, rub v.
-
-
tile Illiddle of the next oon-,ury, it,c-
cording t.;) fable, ther4 was ail
iiiiii to'free herself.
Wyntoft was v0I 7 consciou.; of hor
111r, looked at her, at the lipq ht%. had tPlaYnIent to many thousands Iii the I
niop for a good tibbie.
A,or,en tile roots by cuttlrig with , I
141arl) lt'ANA r(TOt Ill ' !1Hghtly i I.-antly, T Vplaco t1m Tum, oll tll,
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TENANTS TO, OWN EMU.
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popular
., Infant, martyr of *this limue, alleged
rto,arilpsg; it dissipated his an,ger , "To i
kil-'sod, the hair which had ruffled up healthier onviroxime,it of t1v north. 1
against. -his dieek w1wit they had Well-Pnol men lit -comfortable t!om-
,"I'd tl
largv-.. lic-.% lit this lli=1111'11 th- oalc flon , ,,,iving It, if !;4)u wish, oxxxotber *
-
'Illea
T' ''
- Tonant forms have never und as,
0 'I a n 3 r
7
I to have been cruciflud by tile Jews of
.
.1milis'll You," Ile Said brcathl,,,.,,;gIy,
"for little I
i
Itrved I: munity camps, not thp broad Iliip i of I
.I the firelight, the little hands i
(,nt lic, gro%n-it as a rtilill%fi.ae fm, I
turn with 0v vaelmill elcaii^r.
,
Ip Y8
U'
gond opportunities t(; buy arid pay for
)d 0 0 r t it
go' pl
t 1 It Is true
homeg as thoy ]lave tod%y
I I 0 Me 8 4 9 t
i Li-,,icolu,
I 111-Inet" was a diminutive variation
being such 0, s,ppf1rr,,
tihall kiss you until you ple-ad jy j,,r. Ih%t
had held Itiq llanfl<l. L i the -citl,m Is thc solution.
Let I
yoar :. ___
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vi.wh tho I"'Adn"O's ni'd 42f." t".1erl bact;
lit p ave. thou tilt% windmvik. A gpi3d
aI
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hat form roducts aro not brInging
t 4 r ' I p
i at, thlo naina o"I Hugh whiell was wide-
it
.-iVOICSS."
'Ile and kissrA lirr.
A wild temptation callie to him to Valladix, far "Il time' abandon
I
(4,_,e li,,,r and love lior juk.t once morti, , fav, f(InlisIll policy 02 homesteading
,elivence CIc1h Prorn Ok! 88-proad. I
polish -call bo obtanied ou the, win -
dcv; i by a
Ila tll' 4
. what they should bring when we eon-
Y ' 40
isider ,what lftbofcrs are receiving and
at lal
, i;Drpad ;among the Normans, and
6
'lift,, Pottle dnN,vn t') Its '10 a family liquie
beat over ,
I eon niovv.d* U IloolltrollablY, and
I'Frankle,'f lie said haw,% cly. I er bush clay lands by individuals. I
Ills. He the I v-1,revidixg soDuriLtely agallast une(11411 I
1 1 tills da,y 4!J ineroa,4(4 living c,)4%v
lnalL ; haVO 1`011' tite price of a new I
Imn. 1-ulill1l, " tll(,*,Il witil
.
,damp ("1411 A ll V;)%!V.'l IS a ,'V,100d ',,ill)-
what tho consumeris are paying. But
'
formed front It lit thn re-tilar manlier,
Nshlell
ov,lr W'Sixt011'S shoUlder 11rarili!o's pit-
llf.w eyes Piet ,q:iw color
strwln lver face and throat; 11! IVOUIEI ; 1) irriers. Ilather let her uIId,n*t1Il'(;
-Id
.."i-ollee, v'Z;tJl RIT tilt, tal)!( laaliv ;
r4y 41 I"On Ami. Allow th w ta drY
it IF; a fact that the country Is on ,&
it 1,
hag beeit deoLltribaid warny
f3c,11% 0yea Saw him.
, Help said.
* I
I -learlug
not talie his eyes away. now a grea.t permaneril, land ( ,
s t, -(I - - I
tl,we, hat of ,',I( I i 4_10. and t1lo 111'.1
aw! tholl poli lx.
eftili. basis and that farmers who pro-
'I (
duce the things that the people Must
d I
tlnto% in tltoPo aftleles,
All(I-ther yark.I.J.311 of tile N.'ormst*a
Inc," she
jolar down tha long corridor an *A-
"Doll't" site ullisperod. palicy by ushigg large gangs of uneni-
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terfal o ,.hill the v.,ord "Alefle0 Only
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,Vliahe tile var!aiil liailt;Ings out-
,
n1do fix tho npon "ind wasit tit(, cur-
. ve are ,,selling them at better prlce,
v r
- vm6 141u.elot,'l which ' wilb. certain
(101' audible
ullig 1&avo, ,of sound Was - ' ' [.hardly
, Ani I to go?" Tho words vere %,)Yed Hien. HVIalf? COmIlluilitY
113 stared a f her (amps, Llupplicil with (.very facility
U, ul -4
eaniligh. s, name. bj
Ail 4r.--,(-eK<mt sabstitut,, ,,Nill
taI119 It ROCILISPP.ry, 01' 8,1114 them ttY
I n
an twer b1orn p(l that marketin
I
a Pver
I I lit 2
f chsages, of spoiling but y
I
Nime. Hailla Va$ e0l1lilly, ' vtqth hey,
to ,C0n9rA,tUIAt4V yro'11160- ,as .1411)s
audible.
zi till Ills look was tor eduvaticil and entertainment-
., looklug at the, i`
,pre lit
found la a iionoyeoinh beds, - ill ill.
th 1 a s. Nov reW.avo tho fur-
0. (I I Uey
11.1ve
liditionF4 ovo U(it M bad U they
n . dit "' 41 (
vArls,tion In pronvaoiation,
I
frinds,
ilia f;teo a our laus chalky color, I
like a caress. the 'movies not Pxo,epte&--1,%,cd Fitz.
is tot) bqAh, worit. tt) be, Ion$
I
Iliture ard them -you your
-lure.
been In t*t past. . I
Ili in
land owncro are tired of bir-
nd I
'a I
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come the modem favally M*e of
Hewlett,
.
vin ge,
,Off Site put out her hall&.j with a little t.atrick, Principal Prontler College.
nearly wrenchod Wynton's ueek ;
,
for that PUT-113so. ,Cut a littlr; .AAN-roolu nVttled! oxxel I I
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