The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-06-03, Page 6. ..
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:beteg "cit'rrted an, titY,Qp.0 pt.ferest •Ares. the. ,rieh 4111/1145
, ,•t th, ,•;piesent: -time, :to. Myer 1.0,,'..titun ,,t ', anS1,;thera'' is nothing
-,i0,,takan,Stilittit0Oetit In .11to yal`u:S 4 left- to 'held the .ap.1.1 on the. hillside:S.
-Cauadtall't-Oreati.-' Privet:xi ettterlirifie,:Qnee: fertile. ; verdant. coantrYtitde In,
; la,"*t,34. intsrot04:.03. "the AnCeese Of ..: tented tete, berree, reeky. wilderness. . 1
.140therielf: 01411%,`.***113411,0,..Andi. Mere!: •...Malanera are the heepi/ovala of 4.0,
'. eitingielY.,,t0.,'t„tio: pelt). tied Paper hi. Ing things; eaCh One a ,streke'of eon:,
. 0,401, .,*.01.4 A .wrIter , in Chrieltatt, it's; or of. love, now repeated And.hard-
80)240010100.,..9Me Ores:4.U( :eeeontt, ened itite usage, they form at .last a
. '940144 4,11C3441rif'14 Oc".Val`1413.0t,'Prp, 7 rich •Vareisib•.With.*Itich the retitine,
0000 'in ....COnada?•'`.:vhe .._aantiat cut et• .'ef iifo. isow. eaheti;„ and its.details ndern.-
,t1Mber., in, recent: year 'P.e.rened , ett. IttheY are Salle'rObial,• Sci.:,are the
, no, reilittlY It has 'attracted the,-Sertorin ',',dewdreps, which , give such a depth to
*tient:ten of eatiqual I.eineil.ers, et oplai, , the Morning ineeteloW,s,piterscin...'
4.... ,ashe peeentty tOfprOteeting the ••;•Of .the 'seven . greet .scenic parks,
'torestet' for retb.re.eimeitele 'cattily:8,0detinderr.Defninieifeoriteol, in ,the Reck*s
.,,.1e;:,,he.10,g4tOased,.-TIt,-Is.nrged. that an, and.',Sell5irks,..three-lq:eiitisAjbo'4,pid
.pviropiIi4.,tuo.;aTioiikk,,074.0.--A-00-,Tio7orlic,-,1.337ipili!,:/c.diAloifiC;.:.ri*.itii,d,
- 'he used. ''..,' lliether• is'. a, :CrOtr':,,fereatrY: taltee,' Reeley,.,Wertteliis (Banff) i.Oner
.- eettalet,00....,handling It, ,f4.:`:*, crOp.:,”•, is, ifisper 'Iiittiortat:parkti,are itt:'"Alhert.N.
. the .liettitfe.W.tEllten: by, the .Dmitittlen..pla Yob9;,diacto,,".1toefettaY, and,lieir..,
toreetty,,adretitistratiOn•••.,: ..` ..: . „: ; ..,,,.e;stOice. ,liational':tterltsi are !in... .r.t sh.
"Precluetion, or the forests ' is . ,s?eit'. to Columbia : ..; ,, , ••• • ... .
• be of .much Wider •coecerii.;thatt 'Merely • .':. App;es may ..be'groWn ?ewers a great.
to•the trade, In 'Wrest products, linport• ' part of 'Cirsade; so great in feet, that
'and as tbet.ia :te. Canada. There . is if itwerenil planted the ,crop Woi41.
' •reason to heileve, that., fOrtats have an. be sufficient to. sapplythe niarkete•of
effect on the:climate," Records show, the 'World, 'In. point ofilievor, high
according to an ,offIcial. bulletin et the coloring,,.and. long -keeping .qualities,
;Dominion Department of the Interior, the ' 'Dominion , produce e the beet
that In . forested ' distrietstnaziniuM. grades . and: the demand few. Canadian
.tempeiatures..are. tower. and .mtaimtim„„..app:"pii from'. othercountries is 'eteed..,
• teintieratures. are higherthan in .ad-..: ily •growing ea:they .hecitime•:..,.bett,er
7.1004 detereated•tracts. Forests are known..
said to to havennimportant influence on 1' ' The Bariff-Windermere bighWaY. ex,
' the dietribution, Of rainfall. They are • tends through 104 miles. of wonderful
. :else descrlhed. as •nature's 'preservers mquntain scenery in Rocky •Mountains
of .Waterupply. . Th.e •forest tioor,l.b., , and Kootenay National l!arks,.•Start-
Ing pOrOus. retains •;•the MaXiniulfl.. ing at Banff, .• the road : followe the
amount 'Qf rainfall. ,Thapiditt of,,rutkoff , Lake .Louise highway to plate, where
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is tetexcled.....ExCess water is released : it brandies to the eft, asdending te.
gradually.' and, the eiluilibilitm: Of; and...erseing the Vermilion pass. ,PaSs-,
'stream no* japreserved. '•TtiS melting i"ing. Marble canyon it. then .descends
Of snows' In the springtirne is 'delayed .,• into the Va:ley,' crosses the •Kootenay
. by the shade of the forest. which is Of ;•Oxi,d' yerinilion rivers, rises to ' cross
great benedtfia, lessening the. noodh. ' • I Sinelair,. suinteit, . :drops down past . _.... .
. : '..Developtitent:of eytircselectric energy. Radintin Rot Springs through Iron
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• Is of such iteportance iO Canada ,Indus,'; Gates .and Sinclair 'Canyon' aii,a mii,ds.
• triaily that the maintenance ;Of an even' out On .to . the fiber'. of the ,ColtinibiA
flovVbf, water_in,Cenaadian rivers is. be- ' Vallei, •terfninating 'at .. invermeree
comitig of Coticein to Many People Oat, where it it joins the Provincial High-
:, gide' of ' the .1a*herlae.industry,..., '''.,T.tie: 'Way. .-.- ',--'-'-,'-''-,--, ,.. ' ,.. -!-,--,---,.. • ,,,..• , ,
. sheltering greeetio,tereeta influence the! ,• There :ere. two -good , rules,' .. which
preeervatten Ofstrewn and,litke levels, ought to be Written . on ,every' heart.
When the :lead Is clenniled Of forest. :Never beiievennything'had abont,any
graWth it,*fettak,tee,,, that Something i:body anlees, you .poeitively..know it is
,. more:: thatv.a 'centliry'sstored-up pre-, L:true ;; .: never .tell even ' that,, 'unless' you
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'7".'Atictivt6r, of the aclit•ie test; the/0feetfeel ' that it •ie absolute:y necessary,
,..huilt..sail 'IS, Itself Ratite to be ,SwePt and that God ..is .,.liateeing' while you
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• away. • "PartiCulaili when -the land Is tell It. -Henry Van, Pike. ' .
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PIONEER ' , •-,, .
' Alexaniter Mdrilefon shown •with her dog teen' in the:snowbound fAstneseee of Findson, OnteriS.,. seen('
'of. Canada's "latest And greatest gold rush .",• Mrs. Morrison is Said to have been the first woman in tire• northern
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„town. '
J.:PaVe climbed a•bigh'hill;
min down,
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Only a few: .old light.s
' the town.
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It was but a little way,
atitY•irhig,i•
Yet. i fund' a neW star .
.'• And leareed. n new sem& .
;Oh; I!niu.st go qUietly, "
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Neighliois
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'Shakespeare's ...contemporaries and
tut:Mediate eucaesserit' looked npan hire,
'oe ei.n Unlearned -poet With renutriable
netaral:'.`rgifte.. Ben Jonson .vias. • Set
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":..qver aged:pat 14E3 poet'of art,
, preferred lietere Shakeepeare by men.
of learning and *JUdgntellt•
will be,. treated :More fuify.!farther‘on;
John...Munro thinks that the .first 'clear
reference • to Shakespeare it'S ne-
titereet natural genius is. the.'PaStage.
Iti Mielion'eli'Allegr.e.; probably 'Written
:about l•*:•.•••
Then to the welttrdel stage anon;
If •Joitson'e:learned•Sock be
-007.76Weeteif-- Shalt espeare;.• - FineY4
Warble hie native Wood:motes 'Wild.
. Munro is endobtedly right hi:think.
: ing,..11..- '-,tirabalite that rilmoSt an et
BitaitesPee.re'et.:- coniteteporariet failed.
. i4 appreciate the. high .chareeter of
.,..hie•art,:and.tee,Value hint for It . ' t,.
Feir'I know that the shepherd will , •
...Professor Sehacidng • etiggeste two •
•.' reaionS„Which may'pact1y, explatn the
To • shepherd ble-fleeka, to .their rest.;
failures of.,'Shakeineare's coetenatior-
. • 'ft home. t ,
;tries te.aPPreciate hislreattiets:' • The •:' '
And. then I 'shall whisper to. stars and
'- hie finest plays. were ..haeti$1...tipon pie: And ' tell theni ...the .Wind-ishepherd's •
Vieuely. etisting Pieces... Thee dramas.
....were thought of. as adeptatiOns. notne
:. ,original .Prodiietiono. :.. ',...' ... 'Tam-
; let- was certainly based Upon the Pre-
` ' S.hakeepeareati "flanilet' Which- has . ; .
,. ••t•-ligen lost; ,and, the case of "Romeo and . , . '.1.all a.n4 li'll..- '' .r .
.7altet" ,te :probably Sheller, .. It Mat ., •CtistOrne. r;•• -•'.:I• want something Stilt.:
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Well he that SiiikesPel;re'e own age able:fern hirthday„Present.'' • ,'
looked 11t0014 Other Of. his drainas Ip Salesinan.4---"Alell, !sir, we advertite
fe,r;0;tatiiille.: we know.. that to supply anYibing• frani .a pht. to: an
:, 'preeadeds,that of Shakespeare. ., . ' CuStomer-"Well. : shoitl..: me, ibrete,:,
i•The . first notiee of the adult Slia.ke. thing betWeen .the tem.'" . • 1
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Sneerer that has come down to .'a8 1,8 [ . • . . ..
• , ,the complaint,of him. made by Robek.'„ , 4 - ., ' .,.. ..,.
. _(onto some f'Olitie%writer...i• ay,: "oat ..• ' ' :' Artkuid. txculge.
.,,ine,tart • Pro.W...'beentified k'vith oar ' Ili rglar "kre, 'the. petiple `
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leadieets." ' It is 'asset te I that Shake- ;house in?" . - , • 4,......---.----.
• Cloud -Sheep.
•Through the drowsy streete,..
Lest I wake the neighbors
al.shape before patting on the eggs. I But v•hy did ht n an
With' ety mad heartbeats!
• • do nothing 'with me unless they. slcin-
• -0110,r Jerk14'3• fl P illa 'CO t ass
med me. I ed. --,7 sc un e
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. • clialleej.‘ ' • ..‘„, ,
i sdes, titti,e'lAtin• 14,013 Fit1Pc454fpl hums.? i forward 4 Sin;o: e7oBil t, tor : MOVING011:1 IIr":, the .:
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'NO matt can -do, all there la, to, II -0 ' rune._ , ....., ,..,T.,
Goethe •tella tie .that the master mind . .. . THE NQ To L
srpcov:ae!8,0;t4st:lfvuldnoat144.00tiqt4k7tirciottanO;.ptetile..:1.„':,„,......,77-77-nj
I heinga.'„•beeause2'they. -'dilfused their; :R4::huh:link:::0,7414:, 1:41.0.•4/1.i3".:r-113`1.
Fertunate are they 1.1•411".' wq11' I 'rlIPlei6rewnegiiiinialtarro4trwubledb4illitu:';1:1; -
' 4.1014 and did not concentrate en de• 1. -_ T
Ilug.. one thing, oz a few
I fvecp.1.1t744. txletyv!thrdeacebleoateretyo.vriltaaiclal.rzeeedr71.0441,:;.!Itay and "In" 11/e t'*.111:.4r:sillt:511Ylut'ills;
diseern. a Marked; tient which. they can
Wn4.ekrly' 14 .11P3:1 waters. of the Arctic
may .40t on4,11 trireisle4,sli,wbid:vi:elietvbelitok,,S `wt.,: liti,ewteold:.073. .
thentSeives in a cettpnial cal I g 11 1 P°.:313ible 'to cli5aejt '.43111P18telY. : The
perplextty, and they
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they have toad Alvaro thiaga., :17d- .pl,'0,1.11,trie'te,mPerettures,ot the whole et that
II:lent:sly hee::atd:neat rs tae;eddvilicytsz is tiltiul: re:, istrto” 1,nr4-.7_,,,,47w'n...'intelne effIrolimedoi,itusd.r4y4, tilllarY(..j;104.14(1-
th em 'all. .Bet even if we CeMe, aft'" . son 'Straite, that.there comes the Mail,),i
, vo.th;:to4dti:ffE4e:,.!iw.g;rsk:04.1riat..aftp7c,i4ale.. loio.troyutill.17.,,I ‘,.11,:toewr `settoi' t.7.,ihe4:4...Lite,,,,nbirastseloers' CoturIreeenitutwQh.thIche ...'
the . sti.tjat4o091.,, .,. is ,00t. n1,, Af.,..fr,tlitettei. and cari'leet treat. S.„.0 irial; 60.140.!tt,:"
Biair.„,•'/1014e,'' thoiak •rn
:110AiotteherTtimneln::::(1.i.ic:ut:lisdel.:i.;0;i1,,o...g.0.tac.1,i1:0::17.1,,,,..11,31hWd:pragit:Ilib..dre;Tirno;.0. 1.1111rYii ; griteir:•:iiii:di rn'-'irO'jiis::t:: (1,CILlibQdr:01:14,1' di01.1wsn,C4.3.41111,9:0(:11:98fi.:,7piti't:trt:10,:::,:i
1.4-64-1-0.11--.#0-4-1-scit. weertieterreetT,,- ,-":.7"
'turning ever ;tile' leaves ''''.f a ,vehunn ''"Iii:Ln:iiieh016:1)1L1rfritil';ieli0::tilefint.t*15:t11.1711-ihee'erelaik'tntil:41111:: I. -1.1:3;af.11)?4ri..''
i'epend hie life lh theAttent'of the Nerth .t:aln' AO l‘rel'i.eEil"..0e... ' '-': ''.'• : .
at, a hookstall;,foland hie inspiration to
,. !Tole It b ' t "
. .0 er Broving, from en tattinO'Ciff,ilie Cold: e,
actly Faultier incide t, derived. the In-• On the face of it, 'the plan for 008'. .
sPiration for his greatest poem', Tdwo' lag the Straits sotinds ,good, but the
Iliancloirk Remarks. ' 'Hints for Eve 1)0, men and two careers .eould not have chances are that it w%he io.tind
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f • vIth which the ,
Most littsbands-and W1Y-eS 'Ore •ht1P- . • 8. d
. . seer ay-rIf candle holdera are not • • • ' • . •
. • t • 'been, More . widely 'different As one possible from att engin ring point of
• - . • • • • . listens. to a eyniphenk.. orchestra of it View.:'.. The -water te deeiii tlie current •
pie'•witheach ether than they:sespeet, procurable,1 decorate the . top of your.; hundred .
pleyers, one, is leclined to ask strong, .an . .. .
--'-lv• Jr.rii,i-jf.7,9ardiner ' , _, ' • , I/WM(1AI Cake with marshmallows and I ,;_
-'-.' idfly 'one • V1rtu4o elected the.;(tolible. great • • ice, ..maeses .coitie crashing.'
Tee . Mau' win' readers' Ote..greatest stick 'a -candle h.?. ea'41 0120.,:: ' . .1Tbasa'. for his • 1x -tedium. or. . expresoi throug 1 o Id• sank ant the. biggest. ..
service to his day and generatlohh
the, . man who makes .peoote ,teugh,,,,.... saltda'y-LefiPver: 11:000ehe's .4.,t3'....another t.' k the b d'Third tli 'dam that men
.,•,_ be inede'altPetia14. by serving ae:Petn•.'i trombone Or the 'Frenelt herif• "Sottie, 'a .Villl. Olerdatit• Cptild,•lifeak a thread. .: ., • • . . „.
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lil,r- 131)410 'SEP*1"' M'P' . ' 47 ' )c• ' , . Dip,eaeb.escadWiab i* a ' bat • ' tinies, a ellinetie baby le surrounded There • There i8,.11eWeVe1•• ariether Pia' tho
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*One .weenin Is. werfril''fi..(.3 inert''4n4".ter,.aad 'frY. tole:. golden : brown in fat1 with tivrbrd' And: Pen and abacus; • he Cutting off the cold water,:.itom .
''''''. . s' ' ' ''. .:I'Pats Out. his, hand to take (Me 'of these N. orth. 1Thie' le the proposal ' of. :Nit.
It, ,ts. high time • that Men, kneW ,it,f7 some hot, .
Rev. 'W. o.u.nger... •
q have only heen" to •r. •beenty, .parlor
once, and then -they tcild tee they,conld
• Mimiclay-When serVinG egg on' toast , things end therelPy manifeats • his in- C. ; A ricon en.gineer..,
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to .children or invalids, cut the toast 1 ciliation, ;it Is themight,• /or the ,profes- - • ilia suggestion Is bend a huge
In eu,bes, leaving the filiCe in its might- sion of soitlier, scholar or mereleinti jetty over the Grand. Banks, a ;jetty
• ,ibmit two hnndied miles loeg, which
Weald ran eastwards actoestile Shoals;
Wait a Point ;fear: Cape Race; In New-
fetnidland, he• believes, .wbuld
'result in stopping the Labrador Cur:
reet, the cold et which is egnal lonialt-
ing two million tons oflce"every see -
(mei, frota running right :lute: the Gulf
"Streana, :whOSe .heat equal to• the,:
burning.'of two tens. Of : .
ever -y-. - • • .
- A •Milltoo ,Of Pore. •
, • ,, .A.1),Ile.aeY4: • " TueeeloY--rIr baking, POWder,
.da., or directien .reit er than another; .
other'S health and' lepilsenasaeil...._retshP:Ibi :lite 'otheritInid that leavening isgehatill y bve,tat. miniKethdel‘t.eit
Paris 'Accepts -Boots ' • Do not let Yeir
S Ica d
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Silk'. ., • ,' . . . • k • ‘ , • ' ture ef the •baked. food is better. and
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„cieepstiliaotliins.,....1€4.indO6nvde;isi.ltitcsi,,•-foo::eVianitle.ing,6rnee-. 'J,,,Voreti.b., e,..4toal,T1(;oi;7tw'lits.1411..°...71,0-1.,dwo°411Aduis,.gier , w..p.qp.edeY...--,041-„re.erps .AretTas tow ''..: is' 11,,,.' ' ' ' • .1.1.; ,
Or/fee' with /interest • And not with ap. oven, some,. little time before the , Mid- e. , e. 0 r ..ne .• .
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cnitein sho:ernakers are 'makingAhern,
'Ian apparanee, but es entially peeiSien Mte in the only thieg that matter's.. ed to the whites. of eggi while they are
a •difterence," My nettaysit-
let/entother, teiqu. May Areal' rue with
ao,,Voted tp.he .very f:r i fokom. And the- cmly real crime *not to. liire it :'belne- beaten, .and thee thehot syrep
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dreseed Woniae le the: cltils wearing Plater hatred. -,--e, Sir ()pert . 134411; Fvi4Y-.. ore Wan 0 e. green ..
more evenly than
' We don't fear•when we emigrate the dough will bake
, The.best thing edtwation.can accom-
plish for. the' yoting„ oi for their elders
who, are pet willing to cease learning,
e role the
is •to gnide the, principles of 'Choice.
seenes 'decided in favor di. boots; 'and We look Winn the fresh eonditione.be
• , • " • • : when the outside is heat d fBY these the stet and the value of a
ar dete
After. some ' heSitation rails new.
, . ed before the garment Wished, the, m-. ...rashes. . aaiiitPuzi
of t leading' makdrs, has designed a, Oliver Lodge.
18 high boot 'in' glazed Lo at et :first IS really. a , anY. w o.tun e eet:and7
Ileard-Ophella SAY. '011ean:•• Hata*
• ease• -•-.-Dr.• J.. 11:),Rees.
, neitherRussiay nor Wellingtcri-
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th fled ai to' her meaning although the'•
enada. in the 13ois, A 15 ris dr to the it:Ill.-Mr ttr: Maxwell. ' • pchred Over Rion. as ,for
i lie . cre,nty. back . and I watch the
eloutia; ; • ,
Hosts of them pass me, fleecy crowds,
With a soft %vett .wind from over the,
wold ' ,
To &lie them' quietly fate the fold.
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'The fold 01 night Nvhere the elohd-
Beneath the 'horizon, warm• and dry:
And if ever these erring sheep'should'
• . roam,. '
know, that tke'. sheplie.rd'..will drive
them 'home,
a the mad act causes the
ss
maker who 'heed been called the'best Snobbishness, is 'a fertile cense Of frnating, will remain sot. end creamy
class-
PetgasileY
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So t Ile en my bac k and I Magi!' with
To see how, happy las eheep On be, ;
Ai,they Move or browse on their azure
• .plain,
To the plaintive notes•of•his ii*eet
*". fraim • , '
• sarrOun, lug.. the head of caulifloWecr
beets .: for evening's. These evening 391`7011., ' •
boots are :Magnificent, affairs. :in Satin, ' A:''gr'eat inant.women are• aPt.te: ,u them len& liN$1Se.'11;a0 twoorthree
sett ktd or metre' and sometimes :stud- ,get..Aat•hsaseheemag ' vine, 117shaetl..,... ,rPitenceias-,a:aoeue4reilein..tigii:atu.c.00•thicoair;,atshpitakriailieust:
tled*Ith'get0:' 1Pallaina-litfitlence•his.1.)teePiag.Str
Seer with white er.Sollandaise iau0a.
daseended front'', the 'teed to the .feet Sprtmil a the beat this in hf. b.etli
Charming Models Of Pananta:eheee ,e•,..tie privileges and beet:tree neceisities.; . ,
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being made 4..in varions colors, ivIth *Wan"' King. t°'''-'1'-`1".bit*
trimmings and pipings. qt kid and1it' can on y „. . ,
adorned with Bulgarian designs. In relation to' his eendact toWeirdS ,his BefOre France became ,t4 reput,tic, tt,
tiret`or these le the fact: that many,. of si n
• work Is dene. ••• 1.
' -Robert E. Key.
. - • . neighbor.-I,ord IVIayor of Leeds.
dethroned its reigning: family and be -
h ' h ho
, , • , The only ,difference heiefeen. Tales headed anunibeinf ittintost Premineat
several 'plays, upon julius. Caesar: had elephant." •, •
,t be
niind to. pass it by as one •of Shake-
'..e.pearkes '.inexplicahle problems.,
Yet 'it is:not iniiaPlicable In herald-
ry‘'!`differences," • or' "marks of Aud-
ency, ledleatetheyarlees branches of,
a, tentilY. During the lifetime Of, his
father, the oldest spit: bears 'a label,
the eecond:a•crescent: the third a mut:
let, the fourth .martlet, the.fitth fln
annulet„ the -stall the
seventh.a. rose the !eighth a, crest -me-:
linee.the ninth a douh:e cmatre-toil.'
Ophella•says 'both Site and the Qseen
' ... and taxes Is a11 that rates -are paid in • a S. •ne .er . •
a, are to wear rue herself as ;the af,
,
ebrio* and all taxes are.Jrald in anger. .1.0.1ilit:haVe been the 'Present king
- • , , . •• Fratice :died: He Was the.Diike of Or fianeed : bride" of the 'Oldest son 'Of the
ccnneeis the lite ng, u ' e '(,1 , .' • h ." if
of life that is, leSea: and as French law
- . . ference.7',Indieative of ' the feet :that,
Wag 'Hamlet's mother
to exile all pretenders' tb
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n.illosettfeurli ie,.4thsoirt.... gth'°.ev'ettlirmoilttb.0 died oil, foreign 4•611...inli othehgh she
. .•• , , death , makes the latest .-.`ting . of .. .her status was that of her present bus-
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, ._,L....;..............._‘._,...r. • I . France" ;the Mike •de • Guise, and pf 'band.: c laudjues, ;the cadet 'branch -et.
. . . . . .• -course: he-alsei,is-persona•non- grata% Ale ,.faraill::•• ' " •
,.. . • •• • But • here .18 . the interesting / potnt. here , is ...a4 -t at, in the simple
the soharee‘? night 'and blithely. rignal r`irade. •The Parisians, believe "the bake.
shakespeare'e-,-plaYs• :-''„'
similar,••:pbrases '• seattered 'through
Phrase. :and. as mach fp hundreds of
:I lovethe little valley 1-.ghttthat tease Prenee's. great tinduttry is its ,teurist.
• me s . . -• . - . *Guise would ProVe A great attrae-1
from honies 'of neighbor -folk.. Aastit••• tieti lOr Anderfcan. tberyte next' see- ' • 4 ' '
- . . ,
4 'ware' •.i'r -liis own • (lay was Aver . Serve,. "No, fhey're al otit. .. .
. iViisk. Celeste •Mrler
' • Slatken of as ae prigRal wilt,er;-•John- . •Borgth.r.,......ttave you. paid Your dog clic hli•age. aged,. • • z 1 - -
, ,• Sett and Beaumont and Flo -teller were . ta-7004(-.\ ..e.r„,••,„ , . s. t ' tilos" round . he world; chivering
li'alied for' their ,ortricaritY. -.Mlier,t !*. §ervant . 7,''W... haNiPtef HAY 'dog.," '. ! distaer-e• of 900,,ehe nifie:4•,.. -a
/I. ..Tolroati, • ' le: •••Fals.tatt. Sn,i. Other ' war& r r•Viell, thee.", rv.0- t n.1110 10!ibldrits't,..lra'r,c.4 to the north a ii
, .. • .r . .
. ..• Sheik:in:es rea it Ionic 4." , ••- . •.: t tine the , Pia up. • ,. . ` . roles. .
-Lord, Eustacce Percy.
It is not the length
impOrtant What. does
it.:sliould he:happy an
Edward Clarke, K.C,
:!At.Pre'sent the Two Currents meet on
the ',Banks .where the' :water. ionlY
about; two. hundred,..and .fifty 'fset deep,
and one 'result IMMO-Ise .cloud.
Of: tax, Whieh for. •months .eVery yenr
cover Over in.";
the neighborhOodef' the meeting Plape....
. 'If the jetty 'suggested -hi Mr. Riker..
, .• .
were. -.the - I,abrador Cm:relit
wCiAlk be. tinned eest*terti eff
Batiks and wOuld'siiik• into 'the great
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depths. of the "Atlantic,,Where. it would. .
,probahly ,be lest, While the Warin blue •
Water*. of the •Gulf Street* WOuldt,Ciin•,"
them northward In :alitiost:.andiedOish- •
434 ' • ' •. •
heat .WOuld • Aden • Melt: ,away, a
large • million of, -the Pedar tee'. edP,
ehartgieg. :cbmpletelY the t"liihite of
the: whole of:North ,Ainerica and elice .
that 'of .lstorthern Earope., •The; whole
Of British .Nortlr.,Atneribit, would Alien
enjoy :a 'climate atleatt as mild asthat •
:of :France,. 'while tlie-eastern •part .01
the.' United .:States become. as,
warni
as Settiliern California, •
.•
ingiy aon, and ,the'y want the law repealed
, Le al -Adoption's: ,
They. friends. r d warm hearts', and the pretender brought to Fitance , • . • ,
'es • ' l'Franee having been a republic sq. long During the past "Year there wer
r.stinpathi , , . . .
• Of hapPY yoanglingn, athered'hy,the no longer. is afraid.: et king's... 'Then, '163 legal adoptions of of. children, "ac-
• ere ... -1,,, • ' • , !"Paisibiy. the' Parleiens..'ebeteielT es cording to. the 'report Of Mr... J .,....T:'
And sleople' joy's 'that 1 ieet the heart's2..weiild. lik# -to re...,?'!:Itat a F.; inch:king ,Kelse,.., the 'Provincial Officer 'under
1
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desire : . • ... . .. • ill -looks ,,ike, . • , • • • • -• • "- 1 -the 'Act It iti also interesting •te note
BrightlY, as sPokeit, ••ords Upon the .1., ,
, breeze, . • • t . •
;I, that of over . three thousand . adep-
' ' Look High.: ..ttictia eines,. the Act . was passed
in
. . .
'Their message glen 18 .: across ilt.e.; so whr,n you walk in -1-,,, field took, don; 1921 only twentY-e:gh., chit ten • a
. spaces free • .a daisy's 'crown, i to he retarned-and. sorno' of 'these
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'/, ---Alti_.13,at Den:.11.....,111.•115A:giritituety,.oteurna;\:,s.P,e0itlintrtssenierduape,a.a11).g::e,ters.hTtith; and fre.eo.....,____Iess th:_+ant 6,t;tnes
.•
Or through the dar trees' gioving.:1But.141,4 a. eitY took.,31Vii*E high • , ._ .1 were owing to ..he deatn 91,, .e a, pt-
, - -. ' •
.tapestry; . • - And watch tile beastifill clailds' go by.. i'ing parent. ' , . • ,.
' `'.1..0; here- are sWeat ' .00Sities• .1-- James Stephen!. in "Th. Ros.ky i .... -,---.--4--7----• .
•
Home shelter ilealc , ii.'il': PITa4ant 1 'Reatl'ic"l?Pb1111;.' ' • : . ' • I Near Bingen', In Germany, is 2 fans.
. I ous echo. *MeV. will toss a bound .to
' The Pool. , ,. ,;tOligue a !the. Wise 7.3ef.h. knowledge! It you, woti:d like to attrakt. the
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How 'calm, how beanteOns and how ',aright; but the mOuth of fowl' POuredf, huftnniegbirds. ,plent 41adi.olus ..bulbs.
." . coot,- .. ' ,, ' '. • ' ..t out feelisheess.-Piteyefus.et 150:einen.!; As ' ;ong ii ,Ilitne are in blopm„, the
' le • I t r of the skies. ' 'or eat tiovers, try a .gatden of ' hununing.4Ards eetrie ever) day and
. A
...see•-;.• Appeare"the broad, transparent pool' ;.the , Of .014:. rig .plants:. Ii: e, tnari- "i, it is -interehtir,g to watch them .1'eeti,
That in this eitiet forest ilest • • !•gbld; diVarf, . sunflower', calliopes,' flying freim one h:ossOm to another.'
, . , . .. . , .
• • . , •; flugo. Trans. bY Eugene Piet& rcoreopl,. g.. Ai r4spiJr.`, ••,e.r.t: ...flower, gat/. Feu:I,. 0,e.,ocks attract ty...,? •,"0,17‘., h?,,,,i..k„
•,. . _ •
. •A•Nightless Summer.. •
. . ,
There Might he other and even mere...
treniendeus .cOneeettences,"• The. Melt •
Ing sif the `Arctic •ice cap nfight Shift:
the 'equalliing beritete .the glebe • so..
thatAhe•prepOnderating weight of the...
Antaretie: . cap :Would 'mike' what' ••,.
is now the North Pole „more' fewarils
Nerth.Europe,:iith thi, result, Of. pro-
ducing a itightleaS sumnfer lit 411e. ireie-
af .8cotland. withont's.• (i.aylees..W int
'the cost of the great jetty. Is, e'sit
Mated at about One hundred tied nine- •
ty It is a let tit :money.
. .
)et more ivaa' Spent In oite....w,etfe:dar
Ing the 'wit- And unlike the plan'for
demob*. the ,Ftirk and Ileelit
th,e botablk of the 'jetty .offer•
" .
ne,great engineering C.,file`uhle.s.
The -"Blues' 'a Habit: •
If yciu have ftts of depression, wow:.
Fti6etnelisi3icgliedue484_"biueehti,!b"iyt"on_pa:;:c.t101011101:11101f?1,,
sharp tells Blues •are eaused by
•thiphtng the tvrOng way, Nearly at -
ter
bitin it; the ;lei,' of II 11 int; P 1.! dif•
;‘,:atgt theyePte' lap; t‘ilFtiso, t„oliel%%"1°111 )4, flivistlege' ,g°
• ardia rand ,t,.ft. -„ P t I. oea.. gyp tnothe, ..&11,f ii hre ...4tr...irnts trs tahe,r,+.
Beauty in Copper Roof.- . 5,..;tiht.a (anyua,. . a. .. ,r,eren italy,,,,, 4; or. fitz.,1,n,..4,b,,,,f,,...d. , : 1,, .1,4): ..-„, 1 ,I. 0,0,n .0,, t., r. .1... .1.,..,.,.... __
i . .„ .11(.1;iy,' CIO Way ,of rithikhig" Is.,"...11
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:titit'aiill'-, .
rid now, The collper roof is a thiag of beauty, p at ter, (ei.,..motl,,ove.itee.e zst, ehtrysen.. eo,,h„,stecii ey ,eply. 0, .,,ok.t.„oti ..,, is 11,.. bi.mid, to et worseni"7:"..1wg'itY.
.1 I.,?o.h with a color range 'adaPtahle to anr 1 thetAtilln.: gla,t,/,10'.11t, . rost: • $%,ettinituni! ;s ti.i.vti)s iturrox,,;„'d tiy te., ,,,,,,rf,,:,.., .
nv 333 11) .1, tYti-figf, rhi f,, bogy po:mts to
type of hOuse or to any enVironmeTIT. 11WielloPe. •,ii I eald away,: -S. "•1. M. - Ito 11:101 1' 4'h. ill s g104iii•ifi the
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