The Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-11-10, Page 2110
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.CHAP'PER: 'XXIII.--(Cont'd,). 1 me aboard as an added hostage for his
• ',obedience to your wishes."
j310641auglied.' outright. "Oh Id , .• . •
never s's •sss ' s Bloods vivid eyes looked inte •the
81••••,,YW'r3,43.00••;.a. '?"" 'urn 1.3- other's and he smiled' a. little wist•
that', ',go, .waht is that ye • '
ineUre my safe"'departate from Port
•you a erfectiv
1P1."Why' shouldn't I tell•;:you? It the
r*: g." P same reason ,
that s been 7ging me to
•ari '
'free choice hetween the pep and the
rep. ,, It s a 'Matter for Yourself. en- quarrel with s° that
hts have the satisfaction of slip-
' • ' ' ' ping a -couple of feet of steel into yens
Bisheit glared .4t him, then shrug- vitals. .wheri accepted our eons.
Ong hkeYilY, he teolc up, the- pen and sassaissi,,"s was inoved to think it Might
sat f deWn at the tables
'redeem me in•the eyes of MaeBshop
steadYshand he wrote -a •sunanloria to .for whose sake; as you may have
,his •Officerass Blood dispatched it t.isesses, soak. it, But ./ Ihave ` dis:.-
sahorei and: then. hade hie unWiPing ceisered that such a thing ia beYand
61*, • " :`, acomPlisliment. • 1 have discovered
The Captain, Ililinsell; felt to with a also that if she's choosing yesi, as
,
good 4-413'Petite.. Bit 'before hewas believe she is, she's choosing wisely be-
idWaythreugh-thesmeal; camella30- -tweerish s &that's Wily 'I'll...net • have
ton to 'hifOrm hun that Lod Julien • your life 'risked by keeping you iheard
'Made ,had just eeme aboard, • and. was ',Whilst the message goes by another
nehink to •See him instantly'. - „who might bungle it And now ,per-,
01 Was expecting him," said Plcpct. haps you'll understand:" •• • •
"Fetch hiin • , . "Lord JilliarCartadi at him -hewn-
Leta Juhark. ' Ilis lohgSsaristec#tic,;.faces,WISS,.
stern.. and , digrn1ed Bis. eyes -took very pale.
in the situation ats_agristie,,lis.sCapss 4'14y 'Gear he Said _ "Arid you telt
tau, Eiod roee to greet -him, . , , 'this'?" ' • . •
effirsliti lordship'S'boat ."I ten you SO that .erse,pay•be Meae
64:- ;Ter theinhe'lr not be re! to realize that ' there's "SOmething of
turinhks.Yet-awitile," ordered 'Blood. • . the tintortimate gentleman left under
"...•st‘Will• you::: tell me what you intend', the:thief and pirate she accounts hie;
(1''-:.:inaxided his laraahip-sseuiver- arid that her own, good id snY supreme
nig with anger. . •, desire
'"Just to make myself and mylads
Siete ...safe. from O1onel Bishep's gal-
]ow,.-Thustdtsyur 'gallantry not'
tosleave,him„insthe lurch, but to fol-
low'•• him 'hither; • and there's • a note
fTent_his hh,ssnd*On#,'ash0..re tosinmirion
the '11ashor-master and ,the Ceemmand-
santsOf the fest' • Once' they .rirealstrard
absifi rhes-e"all • the hestaged I -need
our,: safety,o, , • , s
l‘ghed• "You;. feoi '!
•?
,stiiiessaitl> "Dos yea dreani that I came
, aboar *rate ship with ut tak-
.Lord juliari continued telce.k atthe
buccaneer. in Silence.. In,„silence, at
last,- helcreut his -hand, and in
Silenee Bleed tskik it. ,
• The _Arabella sailed within: the
hour, moving lazily before a' sluggish
breeze: . '1'he fort remained silent and
• there Was no.movement front thefieet
to hinder her departure. Lord Julian
had carisied. the - message 'effectively;
and had) added to it his own personal.
commands. • '
ing, my measures_t...s...,LauferinecL-the
• . , • • .
CH-A-PfiER XXIv.
' Cemirandant. of exactly how: yen had
• PIP 00 e 14014', ageon.4
parry Jtdge now 1wliethe.he�r
.the•Harbor,iviaster will obey:the sum-
mons, Or whether you will be allowed
to diphri.a5.)iou imagine." •
Blood s• face became. grave.
-"If thesis so mudh as...put a shot
bows, tipAves-their!Deputys
• • ...0Yeirl Or to 1yardatm. Your ' +AU
• ho.pe' .Co'enel. lies in the' fact that I
• shallsend the;s; werd ef 'that ikon-
• tiok Anci ro that :you may inend as
fair as' yell 'car .the „harm • you have
• done, its ivor,914' shall 'bear thein_the
, merisage; myl'crlt." • ••
''Very • well" Lord Jul' bowed
again and twoc hid dep.arture. -Blood
escorted hM t eile 'entrance ladder at
••• the foot of :which Itill sWang the
• Arabella's awn cock -boat., ; . '
Ft'.goo•dtbye, MY lord," said Blood.
."And there's another thing." He:Prof-
fered a ,patehment•that he had. drawn,
• • 06111'4ns: peeket: '"It's the 'commis
•priors., isBishop ,was right when he said
•
•
IsOrd ..Julian 'Considered, him, and
• considering 'him ;his expression soft-
. ,
• s .
stqr do- not perceive-blietet
••• I:lki-Why yo,u: should not have
lotind 'someone. else to .sesartss_ your
,ithsae to the Coninaandant, and kept
, .
7/4
•SPEAltMINT hen a, tang tig
- and zest to, brighten yotir
dal/ . •
••.
• It keeps • teeth white
sootho the throat, and
aida-Atiestion.
• • • •
; Five nines out' at Sea ' Isom ?ort.
Royal, 'whence the details otsgsesseast
ef Jarriaiett were loSinetritiV sharp -
mega the Arabella hove to and the
sloop -she had been towing waswarp-:
ed alongside. -
The Captain:smiled into the sallow,
bloated face and the little eyes of
•
••••
r:1447, *C15141) had in tjlies---st•hat
you Shenkt incriminate youteelf?"
pasrt?": • Agein he hesitated,
thertz pIund ec "It I
underrstocd: hlrit stlf-glit, it he under-
istos. arigbt himeelfs my past, though
eatirelY, passive, Wns tene` the less
efrectiye. He thought, then ----se he
t d me -that 'My presense her had
cantribUteal to- his inability, te :redeem
your 'sights ah,d;oriese
wire -46 relearned, then was. releniPs
• -.K.. ..
'
tion.natlitvg." • '• .
B• ut ants
Quick rell�f freni Pain:
Pr-ratbdtZt171-7"-'7-
,...
• JDFSclioles
Zlia0sPaciit Pgrntirsoano;e34
•
'11.1.80!1".1000;•••••••••••"M."•....
• Sho facecl hint fully, 4:0071i:of Tid
dFIQWiers
7 /94p.- lienLaea' ,,fir ..PrEttic01' is
cVaMPIdn. cct 'tlig; World ;hi, tearifs,
•plexity bringing, her browslogether
aim* her •treubled :01Teet 'I •
thoughtsthat yott, had eontili
1)0k-dr...Om echoed,' Be plunged on
his glance jittrO',Pcered,
11 ' s' • , • .1 (Deputed and eutetanding," declares,
told me l'son,thittain'agk'itt:batin;!ebr011t'w0haivehe it‘ Ttlige I 43e linii;ItPTe iktiet *ttr'itit:Wee°r(1.Y.i..1Wright:141.•
"B. nt first, let Me'' tell YO1,1 lloW'f_'Wes the,
.things, ' and yet dare- net' )3e11.3Ye• the' -14191i2i7ei!vt;rtbieadhlastaFtteesticelihmEirnativioa4ah.eido „
placed: r• raw gape' aboard, his OAP to his 'ren'eli title and two DaVls
denaand ;the instant e4rrender"of. 'Cup •vidtories; tipreptions, were.
ail the .Winner •
rih'ute to Lacoste's
•
leniZtincre whom he held captive .' He silenced," cantInues, • the, Ansertean,
veteran. "Never ' has an7
elincheds his Place' more coaclusivelY
"nor more deSeriedly, ler" Ire Isms; it,
against„ all 'ininoisents .• in Vailous
• Countries. He met this -greatest ;at
their best and peat theni all." And.
here Mr...Tilden eves a gliinPs•e of his
Pereenal rea,ctiOns in hip recent mos
reents of glOrious defeat:. thus:, ,
•'It As With mingled feelings thatt
Write_ of* the :United States chana-
N.O. one, am &sure, will
grudge me a little, feeling of :disiaps
ppirrtnient that LaCoste' was not ptopt
In his triumphant -Snatch, tut that
disappciAnnient is lost the adinfra-
tion, that I, like all wild WitneSsed It
ba.ve for. the miraculous tennis' that
Lacoste played.
I have played many.terinis matches,
but Seldom, ever, have I played
better, than agairiat •,-Lticoste tthe
laughed at me, Oolonel Basbo.P•should
be a hostage•for his safety.. By sash-
v,_erituring abearcl hil ship, 1 afford-
ed. him in MY own pereon yet'another
Itestaise as: valuable at;least tte Col-
onel Bishops: Yet he bride me dePart;
net from the fear of consequences; for
he is above fear; riot, from any per. -
sonar esteem for me whom he confess-
ed that he had come to -find detestable;
and this for the vary reason that made
him Concerned' for, trikssettre,ty, The
fact, is, Arabella, this unfortunate man
has the '. the temerity to • lose
She ; Cried' out. et that, :and. Clutched
her breast. whose -calm was saddertly
disturbed. . •'•
1 . . ve startled you, 's salt/ he,
with eeticern. 'I feared I should."
• st4-Cio on;' she bade hini •
• "Well; then; he se*, inme one who
made it iinpossilale that laeshotild wii
yon -so," he said. Therefore ,he eould
with SatiSfaction lia.Ve killed me. ,r3ut
because my :death fx•iight cause you
pain, because your happiness was the
thing:that .a,bOve all_thinges.hadesirecl,,
••..•
•
.!,`Was he right; Arabella? 'My 'life's
happiness hangs 'upon. your: ansvier.
heshrrendered that partsaf, the ,giiars
smtee of safety Which my • person
afforded him.' . •,s
She looked at him with eyas that
Were asvvim With' teari. He teolssa
step toward her, a catch in his breath, etal S‘utton, Ma.jor in the Brits
his hand held'eut. •• • • ' •
„ .
;fiaalsratind. I was keen and at mit
best' physically and Mentally,but it
was not quite • good enough: , Lacoste
Is the better player, and. I um glad
to 'state it, •'°. '
His _defense-issflawlesssagainsts-any
attack I an find, His judgment keels
and reliable. His tourage, and unfail-
ingdetermination to win, remarkable
for their continued presence:under
adversity •or, success.c • ManY players
:ettn_play_from.,...behind,• while others
can plaY.when ahead:, but Lacoste 'can
play .froin 'both .positions• •••
,1 was delighted *with the final
'match in every •Way; but the result
L would, hey° -liked to win, but my
beetswes not. good enough, so let the
match pass...into hiptety with no ;re-
grets, but only sincere admiration ter
mighty cltampion who won.
Yifiisqn P4Mishing,CompanY
,
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MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER ,
;.z.,:cxzoos_z0
ere is farmore.
MAGI
BAKING POWDER
• used in Conadif thug
of allother braildS
ccinabined
•
• 1660 46.
biAtie,pv: CANADA ,
NO ALOM
E.W. GILLETT, CO, LTO.
' ToRetsycis 0.4kW:;
•
arrange linaoces not only for' that
undertaking but for the purchase of
the railway by priv-ate .capital.
• VES'I`EES ARE MODISH THIS '
• • SEASON,
•
'Exesedingly minutia the one-piece
_
frock shown here, having tt'' -tucked
vests* and shafea collar of matehing
or .contrasting material, darts or
glathers at the shoulders and long
dartrilited Sleeves finished with band
cuffs. • the- 'skirt. has twO" inverted
plaits, in ftent," while the' back is s
plivins'and. a wide belt fastens at the
left •sire. No.:1660 is Air-Missesand
:Small Whiner); and is in sizes 16, 18 s,
arid 20 ,years. Size 18 (36 Inset) .res '
quired 2%..yards...,89-.inch, or 2% yards
54sinelismaterialsfor-thesdress,satistYss_
Yard 36 -inch 'Material tor the vestee
and 11 r Price 20 the tti• 11
• go a .cents • r .
/:1011V .tro, 5:14DER PATl'ERNS;
' • Write- Your '`.nairie , and ri-a &less plain-
ly, giving nainher ,and 'size 'of .ancli
-4;11
• •
• Not An Artist, ,But; Drew,
'lie draws Wonderfully "
' 'He looks like an artist."
' 'But he's an actor,' dear."'
--PaIthrrissas--youswant. En:closes 20-e-nr -
-stomps Or coin (chin preferred;.wrap
it" carefplly) for. each numlier and
address your Order •to Pattern Dept., ,
Pnbliehing scos-1-3 West -Ade
!aide St., 'tomtits's, • Putterne sent' hy
return mail.' •
Funds From Orient
L -still regard La,ceste as a machine, „
C b.
In British um ia
but he is• new a thinking 'and liturian '
beingssas, well ass -as -great machine,:
and -Itis theadded ,euality: of hunian,
'ity that has carried him 'a. bit ,above
the rest . of the voild.s, ire la not a
genius like' Cachet.' very. best is
not, 'quite tiS ;.•goOil tis Coche,t's very
best,_ but ,he 'Maks: it so Mizell' mare
investr.nent.6..10.30' Briti4i• Officer
' •
Believed t� Represent
Chinee • .*•
Vancouver; funds front
the turbulent Orient are 'seeking 'se-
, Sincerely. trtist•14acoste„will etire investment in. western Canada is,,
sides his decision to retire,. We need e conclusion reaebed here 'as.a resift.
taarvelotiti• tennis' tor Y•ears• to : 'of' a- series Of large deals involving• '
-come. • - , ss_s's .• -Vsatiectuvers_real• estate and British
Many people regard. 'my 1927 Year :Columbia relish* and faint' land,. The, "'—
as a, failere:•••• ,Personally . I chnsider purchases hisve. been made by Oe•neral
it .succeSaftil beyend, my, right to ex :• Frank SuttensatIventurer extinotdirs-
'Pact ' lasts Yesti. ' I Wire lost three ,arY, 'late military adViser• to the North
timed to • Lacoste, . but that ia far from' China war lord, . ChaagsTio-liM Oen- •
;failure: I have Jost to Coeliet, • but 'I
hive beaten . him 'twice..• I haye net:
won a single one of the PrenchEng-
lish or United •Statea champlonehips,
but I have, plaYed in then) and. played;
irate Go
Another Expedition Wig
Search for the BOut3r:Sir,- --
HeUry Morgau is Said
• tul Have Buried °
Ton fhopr' qsyeearr, cb: ..lifOur41.:prii!kovej
the pirate and hoCeristeers:rii•st the •
lng out
:•elAclOil?t1:410771:01;tvi
Lthe• geld AO ,jesSels' asi4 pie0a. ofelglit
.010 abstraditioatilly auppotiod fSd.:baVo
.4icidon... • Dace ia'tt .greitt".'wnite. tile ex-
peditioint aro.succea:afai, in spite of the
the: Werldsai
and .paqh
pram/50J Otlierath, try their- hick" in/. the
aich,,f,ep Some: :Cached .VIdoratfot
, 4116:let:eat eipeditton, -dispatclis
from ;Sea ‘•Frifidisco,- 'states,: ilea:aedi.i •
,bY ',Loolexcirgea, t'exari •deircentlaritss •
'ef' Sir Henry MOrgares., Sr fleury was
n...,:oefot,rated, btwaanep,r. of the ,seyen-
teenth• Centary..• • The expet114
tion will ge• to Central America
f616e'niTirs!i'S.(•.iff‘9119iOnlvS9e:tos:f:.ethl'er'.1.17..04.WwAllY.1.911'a''iSt4
tilo. aaek,ct theCity et Paintroa in ,
Traden has it that they buried' veins
able booty Sibinewhere-hear beyea in)
the resign Of Darien Day., • . •
• -.Sir. Henry's- cantors). Of', the• City .
Patiame. was ori&:. of the Most. epectas. --
ealar.eseieliS Of his career. , AS a feat .
,ow'faistr.mgag.;11:61.frwi$pa.,:ssineoret-abbl:ii'lrfo;y:sitosutS.hole.
aadtteity., i• His rsen, 'although : •
'bered eV the 'start' e sbitterly Op-
oecai, fears...or lie inhabitants '
were ner,gretiediessf• After • taking
the city: tits 'captors sIllaged it. Iiis•• •
tbriaus ha's'o; arra ignesl' t-learY
loran joiLli10 cl'Ileity and dnch-
,ety' practiced PY his Men. 's And, at
the time til'eepiaade dia. notsf:sissUfl
ded Sesthe •gtSsits, of the sithatiens
Sir: Henry Was ordered to i.ottire,'tessis
tingland :inder arrest, teexPlain his •
actions, • flu ' wits' ?not „king 'u,nd•er..a
,cl'oud, ho ever tdr .1ro was a-, general
, , , , .
•serviceesloss,_
his King 'had •.always ••betiri"notable.,;;.,
Sir. was' :forgivens •lieipsd
heen • •
What 10Cliel1 to 'the' To-at'••taltOi• .
:frem hizter.y. cops !tilt '
c50.10h ,
. 'ssetgan-,,W.S.0 is seine search for it,
Ing about- these ltigh way'Ssed -has1801 unoed-Lhat4ie_111. be gnld.
•7411ere / won't. he. any tiettittrs: 'ed. by. a • Mau.,‘ s',a d to . have' hee'it lei t's
, • _ • • . •
>airs•• • 'to Ids ssss•sussu•s by Sir ifenry %The'
r Chni err,' on' \shish the '11ra:wing • wa/,' ,
'made ,canie tostlie •PreeentniVnet item •
f F34114 -Pierce .11:1"hrsan„
•plittriet,, Attorney. or Victoria,. Texas:.
`l'he story iS that eight of :Sir tienrYis...'
men, htiried thejobt for their • leader
as they :Were,. later . nitirT
'Jere(); ,Only:.;611,. Henry ',Itnew where
it Was.: ', furthermore ,
SayS.. that a distant relative:Of his is -
at, sptesent::rans.aciting :•the euins •..of '
:the. oicrcity of°BanardazHwhich :
le' the:search: the aspect' of A....family.
contest .tOr "
.1.ouis.'Merglin'S, expedition. ae-
eordhig to dispatches, 'sot. sail on Lha
'forty-T.0cl; ;Saxeiv• .
He ..:syql aecorai)atifed •,Capttith
A. Pearshi,a Veteran' skipper.:: They'
tape.: :.Olitain..nerroisSion : from *Of- •
.1Icials'. et the, ot: to
..6nlaatekiet.,.(‘)1.1x:ccahr ;spat
been witeh nany limes;. It always
. ,
'presorts new. angles le tempjtheMa-
torleal
:
.writer. so .iiiany:.Of the .
•great,..110liethart .seit'erifitains, 'he ,
Was'. not DeVcipi ntan., nor :even,
•strfetly, Spealting,' an: agiisliman:.Ile
was bent ,Wales hi' 1635... is , • •
,lieved that when .11. hoy .was
.,iittpped and sold' aa•a-', 1,t1.Ye in. the,par.'
had6A and. later on ;in jai -hales: Ho
himaelfs denied, this report. • . At any. -•
rate, ho Went. out to :the... colonies..
-when.very.,young and grew .up there.
Sir llenry's..early tstreet ae a. sailor.
'ami fighter attracted s.e 'much litters .
. Hans that ' by 1663, ii•hen lies bed, .'al.
ready Mt:shied. "e„ siteeehre sof ,famcs
Sir ..Thorriiis.:‘,.-Modyford, Alto -Governor
Of .Jamaida; coinntisSlarfeil him :tO ‘g0
aVer"to malt -hand'. to'.dfscov.er the
plot Which, it;was sus;
whs",l;ireWing" against. Jamaica.:,
Sir J•letity", net, only got :that:intermit- ,
thin • lint pillaged 1?rhicipe and .ca.p,,"
!tired POI•to :•1\Text year
•ltc., had .a.!ehip. blown, from 'under.,hitn;
A ;year 'or two jitter Camp' the qxPloit
:• After-, Oe:casipay reprl
miulds, t9 cliecic his ippottiosity,' ie.
was. Atnighted and wide :Lieutenant,
GOY -ernes, Of Jamaica', .-Though• onee
restored to favor
hetoro .h] d•ell:thwins
ArrnY, sclistinginshed hiniself 'iri the
"Was he right, Arabella? . My life's recent. fightlag in China by ititrodirc- ,
happiaess hangs upon your answer" ing- some elements of European stras 1'
.910- have. been good 'friends, we tegar. into the tactics of the Northern
• Shall continue so, I hope, iny lord:" ' whet lam foolish enough to consider 'forces:
701"801111.01mssossmnieibust;-
'
ColOnel Bishop. ° •"Friends,1 Oooti friends?' He was good tennis:MI(1 defeat Can not rob • For -many. years it has been • Gist•tins winter
'A safe voyage home to you, Col-, between dismay arid bitterness. , "It ,rno of' my pleas,are of having had a praeticesof wealthy Chinese to invest
ond t me Ye've served tile for a het -
A bella. 'You heard what I said, lost the Davis Cue, hut .it is a .chal- foreign protection in China, the' Occi-
i• larling," said he., ," "Its the sec -
age."
T.hey pushed off the craft from. the
red htill of the Arabella, bkitt to their Gently • she: Sought:to, disengage her; i laaVe. iatention ;Of, retiring's:as 'With the, Nationalista Openly avoweill •'
Is no• t you • r friendship only that I ask crack at sthe three event sss we have in property- uhder 'or other •
• at repOrted.. . You will • not say lenge to, us all to go in and attempt dental sacredness. of Property rights s
that Peter Ellood was wrong?" to get it back ' 'greeting that preference Latterly,
sweeps, then, hoisting tail, ' headed
nand, the trOuble in her face increas- this time. have, no idea of turning, to i.'hissalc the control. of foreign'ers' on
back f Port Itoval. • '
Professional; • ‘,1' am Planning to play. Chinese territo.ry, re• al. estate in or I
tent P mg. A moment he resisted; thea,
reaching it before darkness should realizing what he did,. he..Set her free.'
come'down upon them.' And , Bishop, And because Nature in him was
the •great hulk of him huddled in the ssrouger-s-asi ' is in trioStof
us -
stern sheets,* sat silent, • , than training; Lord Julian from that
On the mole Port Royal, under moment began, alitiestin' spite of him -
the. low, embattled 11 of the fo!•t, self, to praetiee something that was Mesas. Mallardsand sd-J•tilian:Wasits_
ed to reeeiVe him; and it• was with
infinite, relief that they, aeeisted, huh
from the sloop. •
I around foreign '• concessions has been
tennis next, year. It is possible that '
I may not be Considered good enough rated conPiderablyslower as an invest-.
to be a member of the United Slates „lent by the shrewa capitalists of the
Davis Cup team, but if not; at leapt -
there are still our tourhaments, I .
Far East., , ',..- ' ,••
, General 'Sutton Signalized his ar--
' • ' do not feel I have gents back - I feel • s g g
rival in Van ouver by' announcin the
' • ds. have one' ahead '
akin to villainy--- • --- , our reach friends , g - - pure ase e severalshun-dredsrieres of
1 h f
When the Jamalcs sfleet .put to sea cf• me It Is a healthy, thing. for the
some few, days later, Lord Juliah, sail- game. ".'It IS progreas. Now 'let our
•, ed with Csslonel .• BishoP • in Vice- comia , stars go ahead of them, ,
Very early nett morning) before tne
heat of the' day cape to render the .,ilet. ouV, to Admiral' „Ciaufards flagship, • Both • Th cattail -I has fallen on the 1927
open intoierabie t& his toidobip,, he • •:Bus they cruised
Captain Blood: tenni peasors with France the Midis-,
cruised in Vain and after eatedsChampiOn nation,. 1.:do not *bet
espied Arabella from hid"windeW mov- a„ nim..th of :is, iaasne'd esapsys. 'neve that its fall is the death knoll
'ing amid the azalea:s in the garden. '
handed. to 7 'Pott Royal', there' to find Of ..Urifted Stated' hi:Meg of sueceSS, I
He. hurried •forth • to join her, and awaiting 'them the Most disquieting 'do not believe it is. the 'settirig of our
when ,she •had given him a good-nribx- news from the old World.: .., ' 1411'11i/I sun, Let .us hail the achlove.
row, he explained himself by the an. Th I i ia Of LotusXIV had
,nouneement that •he bore ' her a hies- ' e -mega onan • .. inent of France, and then let' tis Set
set Europe. in a blaze of wat. The I out to better that a,chievemen, .' The
page. frian . Captain Blood; F h 1 ' I ' • th.
.. renc egionar es were ravaging e Kings are dead, long lire.' -the Kings..
'• He fingered the ringlets of his peSs.- Rhine provinces; and Spain had joined All • hail; Lacoste, Codhet et ,a!,- and
wig, a little ernbarrassed liew' to de- the nations letiguea tir defend. them- thenstake a look at George Lott, John
---tr .--e selves from the wild ,ambitions a the Doeg, John Ileanessey and ,John yin
liver hirnself, considering 1th h
shoilla legit. , , . ,,, 4 e . , Rya . . ,
' (Tobe continued.).
s • Xing ,ofFrance There 'AO rumors .' . . • .
"Ile desired. me," le. said, at last
• , o cm war in 'Iv Fl , was re- f . .
f " 'I . ' •E'' I d It ' "
Trove to you that•there is still some- beeit invited ic6 come over,
"to give you a stnessage that should
Pgrtell that of Orange' had M inard'a liniment for Neuritis:
thing left hi him 'of the unfertuhate •
gentlentan that. . . that . . for
which Once you knew It ie not
-eaSy. He vsas a men who deServed
t„EVerY man' reniember that'
well. And amongst,,tie we have mar-
red me it ie much easier to live Within an la -
s, , ss,o• eon's° than ters live without one. s.
KIWW AIWW ntYW said
softly. Then, after a pause, she added• .
the questions "And you?' What part . l_ininietn tor- Chliblaint. •
• •
Flfty.Pftty.
TheY 'cant cook in certain apart.'
,• ineat• htitised. .:Trento. . theY can't
cook,in,certain testatirants, either.
WhY .ts little dog's tail. like the
heart•Of be? liecanse it fartheet,
'froth the bark:
placer. leases in the once feinous Ceri-
boo gold fields Of Central British Col -
inclu din
e Chief
Subsequently he bought a fornia the moment you step
Yon really enter sunny Cali.
glarrogtendranomcho ,ap'citij.cace,riiegtuat4ot thfoorepels,a`cetort sr
aboard onepfthefiyefamons
'Santa Fe ciose-continent
•'The Chief --,extra
' the finest and fastest of the
• Santa Fe'' California trains:*
Only TWO business days
on the Nva.y.
He boaght a Fokker airplane and N, f, ,
north central.,. British Columbia to
it-gd,NavalosSCoutaMiMistrao
_Werlt on both ehterPriSees• .
In Vancouver he Caused' a sensation
When he &Met for More than
•200;000; .L'one . of sthe largest offieo
buildinge in the heart of the eity raid
olloWed that by aceuiring another
ofae buildihg for $400,0-00., •' •
announeed that he Would cruise in daily a nt: The Californi Li
NO extra are' on the four other
Provincialm.
stueythpal.00.vseprenc!efnojs epxatecni riticiT.logrteha, 1..rnveta-Htiaorivle Byervd,iinc janegt.ticthareastnaldnnddaatrYii
chastity.- He intmateci that he night Eastern rtaliway in. to the Peace River_ •
1?#unisohve t.orialtii,z7drot:rionnt wi:rwidiz..iter_ •
,
EARN MONEY
Letten knareel waving,. nermaile t wa
!fig tind 'beauty culture at Canada's utak
thorough school. , No . get -yew -lea -tried;
Pienty ot meaels•aria he waste of (Joie.
Maitions guataritted, nig derriand' fpi•
Istaatiat'es' :because,' twey sits ,wgif
*knots Beauty tiniture'
•
14 BloOt-Btreet wee*, Toronto
take your family. California hote!
. rates are reasonable.
ma •
, Canyast
-zstayl-e-eil latiit;ti
• „
•
".No, hoys,•;'. • salt) • the tette ay.;
Corroct 0 ;
want
yon 1.6 bear , hi mind ,that the
affix 'titan' meanOthe place Thua
We have ArghaniStarrthe place of' the •
Afghan's.' Can :stayeae,:give V.:16 Rh,
othet exerap.e? • , • ,
•• NehodS seemed' arrxtens to do co
unell Jimniy 'Said; proildlYi "Nes,
tiri tho Diace
Th*:t'S:--;-:-."--r'Voe'r -
404 Trot • Vhotruit'act:10'nt;iiin'itlfdogir.i.ii'Lkatn4is•Am6 Rt.e711... t -r 1,11,664e,,.0i0 Betsy in ss hor otot
T
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r •
gIVen a shower kindth0:1' lakon tq 00
• POOL. king queSt'iOned • ahont
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••' ;!`:1 :(11Lt'at 111:e• Ivirig•ele•Alt •wa':
I ter, lint I -did. 1iiir the' wafer 'that, iisr
I:a a g g,
He play. 1 saw •.0ther •
• night, alartatt nt6 th It. kitig,",
• nifraelePlay." •
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