The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-12-14, Page 6,
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, . Cam-, Treveiyaa rents ilia house .ta.
•••-,••.Sittatord, •to•, Ur's. lYillett 0,411,u0g11 t.:
' ,antstler• one In pc'hotnoton. Af lp 1,....
grietist las..itret OtisPY, Air4zi three neigh,'
,be,r,. an•W
S.o)ay.44 e...tipPing witti Atre,.W.il
ai.
rtyd • anghter.t/t.olet., 0. ,!apirit.,
• • :Message, is reCeiV0a, •tnat'Treyelyan has.
been 2urdere(1..PuroSh:" •IftiAs• Itte•Ltri,ead
•:dead, •••errevelPaibi; .qstate: is wiiled•ito'
'...bissister,. Mrs. 4enn1fer Oitrtther.,- and;
• . • .. the three ohlIdieo. of:•a.Settier sister,'
:., •,„ Mks. pearsoo, "noV, .deed, Jame 'Pea •
•• :' men titot...eothe tog*hen:pten Troin, T,.,o,nr,..
. • do:: ,the day.' of the ..1114r0ey-ls He 'le, ti.t.". •
, - foeteil.• ginur Trefuste,.... ..hli tigneelet,-
;poets, qimpick-BhderOy, taperter•i...atia.
• ' . laths hiht,'.-to. help 'her., . A...fte.r• eli4.
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'tatlic(1.• to, :Violet". she r heard Atra. Willett
nititter,•,,,nytit, ni*ht, never . eerne?...
' " • ' caret," near. t..ti...'. . Enderby,. Watehini the
• •WIlletes• house, . Sees 7•Vio1et secretly..
tr,4n.. pearsop, 1>neog . ther,neigg ,
, .• • '• 'who: watt..aupposed to ..be.' 0•.,,A.hstrallo.,..
"••, ,."Baderhy, ,Oneries. tnnider,••Zrnttyls., whereeponte•
' the..•(1,hr of .th•• , . ,•,„ •,• ...
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4.1111.11Y, shall •neVeA,, never terrOt•
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the irisPete'r .1111trAt4.
.'her,, °Net werd, to ybody.!'
"Youmew., 04' l• ant pet teTtel.J
Pderby."
jee,r11#.11ete!"
$04. letepeeter! Netreeett, `ITeW.O.m
*on :you' have- rt. hlra tamed: kieS
Treltvg44;&w011, -4!RY§' je
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ifent•tell hfra.thee;" 004 EM11Y.
00* i'ste got. WM- 1311•12A1ed`:. all
• Tie*. *het -ay,- ewspapei'iien
w11 be,newapaper; !
• •..,q,s,Toyeg part w4 jnietnintiOn'nn-
'110AnSearilY3 That's Imy rulesaid
*roir Oir 'TFE- "PI"'
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extr" 4. 4.'" exe1amed
E*tily "1 'never. thought .Of that • I
•• was, in London, of course. HutJ don't
. •• • know that, .otiuld prove it.'
alone m my. a
' "There you are," Said Charles. "Mo-
tive •a;id, 'everYthing. Yotir young
men coming ,inte. tv;renty %.thonsand
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pound. What More do you want?"
"You are. lever, Charles? said
Emily. "X can •see that. _really- I'm a,
_,• k • • :meet enspiciOna characteri.--14 never
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Sptor apace .. • ,
appeareti in t-lnikyt,s
eyes,her Inuipoken'thohglit being that
Inspector Narraeott ltact . infringed.
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'this, rele rather: haillYsduriak the. last
halhour
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4:snddell reeollec ion came. into , or
Mind, *notof coin -se that. It s' bl
,mattered• now.. .Everything seemed to
,.he pointing in.a. totally. different dir-
rection. son it. Would be nice
to km*.
•44Inspecter Narracett?!' saki said
suddenly.' "Who is
DukeT?"-
olg • t e,,:inspector • was
ratbertakeiaback by her -questions.
''."Yon-rerneinber," said Emily. -"we'
. mot you coming out ohiS cottage in
• Sittaford." , •
"Ah, yes yes 1 emeinber. To telt
You the truth, Miss Trefusis,
theught. wontd like. te have an inde-
pendent ,account a that table -turning
business. Major Burnaby is ;Q .a
firarrate hand at•description: •
• "And yet'," said Emily, thoughtfUllY,
"if'plad been you I should have gone
to 'somebdy: like Mr; Itycroft for it.
Why ?di. Duke?" ---
There was .a silence an theri the
inspecter'Said: •
"Just a Matter ,of OPinien,",
• ' '"I, :wonder. r *Oixier 'it .the-,po.lice
.W• som• mg ab6ut •Mr. ,Duke."‘„',
• InSperefOi"garracott didn't answer.'
He had his ayes fixed Very Steadily
on, the •blotting: .papet.
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Two miatinks later EMily*A.s.Seatt-,y.
• ed.'in Inapeetor Narrecett's office; She
. bad cOtne over -from .Sittaford that.
,trianeetor Narracott; lOcilted•at her.
.aprsasingly Le adAtired, EmilYie
'pluck,, her atkiraireona 'deterniMatiOn
'• net, to give, in and .her .resolute
' InInesa. , She' was 'a 'fighter' and In,
apeetOr• Narracott7 admired fighters It
.Was his %priyateopinion that 'she was
'• a greet dealtoo good for 'JIM Pearson,'
even It that young Maa,Waiecent
of' tbe mUrder. 0,
Ith3 generally' understoed in:books,"
he said, "that the. police' are intent on
having a•vietine and don't in`:the•least•
• care,,if that viottiat,18 Or'not,
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to, tonviahina. That's not the truth;
Mise TrefuShi, it's only .the gniltylrian
• "Do you honestly believe Jim: to.',be•
• ignilty,, Inspector Narracottl" • ' ,
, 'can't 'giVe Yen airi4OffieralinSwer
▪ to .thet; miss ,Trolosia;, teA.
Tok.tlifti-ithO'''EeireiPX•41Pining not
*10 the eVidawe •S•gainst hm but the
Ovidertee'agantit. (00 1300.1* •Yery
eareftillV' . • . •
'-..."Yon mean- .agarnat his breth-er,:-
BriaP?. ' • • •.% •' ; •
"A .ery; iniatisfaktorY gentleman)
Mr. Brian Pearsom.'
.Refused.
wer question*. or to give .ani
ination about hinsitift but 7 think-"
Ii*sto.,eeter •Narraeott'S.slOW Devonshire
• mile .widened, think 1411 Make a
treitY, 'good. ggest,'at-fserneOf
tivities. If I ani right' know
in anet4r•fl51f• hour. Thei . there's
• • the ladY's ;ht,tshand, Dering."'.-,
. ; a:You'e seen -him?" asked 'Emily
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„inillaytt.-Rord...'.•-••••,.-.,.--",,
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0,00t114U1' Document*
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New ffalre..K •Pee,A,1,474e. 44004'
;,tfet4.91714,t "bihrarr a 1440•141Weltr
'he.e• Just 'QP.ehell.• an -.ex.hlhilionnorv
-i*Wti.4011`00 Oro
449,-0.1114,! 44•41.neenT-P11Afthetki
• tioh to 'the few works. et Shakespeare
'1#,14044i.Arieg her: litettteet the 4'.4.10
I.JP:44T.Y.18.• 6h0;ivieglIve•',eases•O'iteitee.
wnieh ere,O0Yotedto the, quaen, her,'
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0.4ft'grtioi?„1e, MA149,40,0 he. QUee'
:oWn literary acnontplishMentsitnast
-whlok;em.4.1491.1, 4;11*U00,11;4M the.:
.14Rt ,PPPT0-7, ';01,erfo.,,te, a .ttiAn44.14),,gt
the 'rnalinscript of •her. early • traflI
tinALef Qneetl, •MarasrOt of VikYarre's.
"Vrelr d lt,r44,„feOlierep*,"..
dope. bYe-,Pr1n.0.60 4044. Or AO!
proylelt • -VW
yoara.. kttog,
ast'' 41190 trAgs1AtiO4,
,,this,
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14444014 .ther
.sa re-
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nrtAhetteii,l'hi her household .4eehhhts
4unIezr.Ss1d.e0s;
October 1551Qept1beVi, „.h
4:ohrt •Viets,s-'.acconiit ;4t• -the, prin0§arm•
piiractilous • 'preservation' Elilabeth'S
letters' to- James I andfothers print-
ed In early mernoirs are represented
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ShoWing...her :genial. life are reprints
of 'two entertainments' . devised . ger
her,..aa" as./the' unique Copy -,of•
"The • quenes jnaIeties paethige
through • the: eit.e:Of L�ndon to West.,
Minliter, :the dais' batik, her porting-.
Akins are shown of he famous 'fq.).80.01
,to,,her last,parlia,ment, November 30,
FinaUy haiitie-goOntamporarY,
engrafting; of .gilzebethe lying 'in State,'
Is a:coPy'of the MeMoriat:yerses
ten at the time, of her. death by .189
members of tlie3.hailersity: -Of Qxtergi„:
• , The, .'Elilahetha,n • clith has •' one of
the inOst iniportant • .c011ections..of
_,Ilgebe_han..„Ii mat ro outside of tug.
:land, itioluding,, Shakespeare. onartes
and: - , • ,• • ,
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Subject .Of Addreia.
.. • Montreal. -In .the whole'..realtn, Of
Chibi 'study, 'mental health •and :char-
eaterformatlon,, the . most
..th .hee.ttthe ,4ware et his. -flinitatiens,
and 4o -benefit from .the opinions jag
others an4 this is Only:,possible
through the. untie ,standittg, and.. op,
elation of, parents . .and -teachers.
'These are the'batie'•princiPles ',in the
.sliaPing of childien'a:Characters,
.ed .Taylor Statton,_, Of :Toronto,
direc-
tor Of' child' character 'edtication,
• ming Newmarket,. Mr.
-ten Speaking .recently in Montreal. .
• :•••Special study 'Ou'phird- 'Chi -fader- by.
*permitting the Child' tehear .hislaults
discueted. ,by c,oliipanionk Wne nen"
eatocl. by 'the educationist. ••""We are
.eatisfied•. that every Child' haS,‘"ti .feel -
Ing Of sinadequacy," he 'declared, ,f*and
his life .doctrine -is -worked out on'the
.a that feeling: It .je an' infan-
tUe
'•irileconception; which' sometime
springS,frotn the parents,.'• Ma: We
hale.. the :problem of analyting",to de.
'tertiaine in:what.' direction ..hits•. feeling
-ofinadentiacir ' ' '
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There' -,are five..basie urgee ,. in chil-
dren.; Mr. ,Staiten,eilid:•.'es recognition,
ditperlence, aftec.tion, -power se
• entity: :The ehlidtleikes recOgnitiOn;
ay-
. to benefit.. bit% • character • he . will
• acquire .tionlethi4e ,leading „. • into
'trouble..]!very; normal clalicl requires
a ...constantly .changing experience to
produce. a healtily, mental' State; and
affection': is 'vital. to children, by • par,
ents if bonds :are to be. maintained':
,DASire for power latent ..in every nor-
mal
'. child, very ...ofteit2 leads' to a
Wrong -Place, in.life, ie eltplaiited. The
-SecuritY-Ottlieltome;''Mir.'''Statteiredif-'
'chided, Alen .exert a a vital infltience
on, boys,' because' without -this ' feeling
theii 'ItopeleSs .and. •'Suc,
cess.; -in life- ' • • •
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"The ,'who 1ead-blainelesS
' "That reeenas• tO•de.
scribe Mr, Duke avifully accnratelY,
1but perhapi.ite hasn'talways- led a
'blaineleset hfe Perbaps the _:PoliCe
• knOW2that?" • ,
•oeir a, Birdie: - .
"You like guessing,: don't..you, Miss
.Treftisis?" lie,Said amiably. ,
"When people don't tell you •things
yen have to guess!" retaliated:Emily
"If a man, as Su say, • is leading a
.blameless life'"- Inspector Nairaceit
said, "'and if it -would be an, .annoY-
twee • and :an: . ineonvenience for him
t� -have his :past' life • raked Pp, Well,
the pollee are 'capable of keeninitheir
,own counsel:. .We have no wish give
a inan'iway."- • .
Inspector, Natrapott, looked at her
vivid..face;. and • felt tempted to relax
official Caution.Leaning back in his
chair:he .•recoinited'hii interview will'
Mr. Bering, • then'. from a file at his
elbow.he'todk out . -a copy, of the wire -
leis message be had.diSpatehed to Mr
Rosenkraun "That's what sent,"
he said, And here's the reply.
Eniily read it. • '
Narracott 2 Drysdale Ioad Exeter.
Certainly condrni Mr. 1:,,Oring's state -
Merit: He • Was in my ..cemPany. all
Emily; select-
ing a Milder word than She had meant
„knowing ....that. the Police force
,was old-fashioned and easily: shocked.
'•'"Ye---ee,". said InsPector Narrecott
reflectively. anneying, isn't it?"
• " And his sloW •DeVenshire
smulia
• broke. out again. . , •
• I 'am, a suspicious. •ipari'; Mis's
Trefutis:' Mr: Dering's reasons sound-:
, ed. Very plausible-butl, thought it a'
pity to play lnto his hands, to cop-,
•pletely. So r sent another' wireless
, -message. •• •
'Again he banded her five Pieces Of.
' paper. ' The•first inn: • •
• • Information. Wanted re...mUrder
• ,Captain •Trevelyari. yen sUppint
,idartinDering's stateinent of alibi 'tar
Friday •afternoon. Divisional Jrispec-
• • tor IsTarraott txeter. '‘5
' The return •niessage f•Jhovied. agita-
..•
Lien and 6.•,i:eckless disregard for ex-
-; • ; • Hadno ideaji it was' criminal'cate
, did not tee Martin Dettng. .rulay
. ,Agreed to support his stathineni,
• ne 'friend to another believed his 'Wife'
• , we's haVing him watched for ' divorce
. "Coh,i'• said tridly„, :','�hyotr are'
skiver, InSpecter." ' ,
,The luipeetor, evidently . thelight
tat he. had; been' rather clever. Ilk
", *Mile Was tientlb arid Contentet1.1
, "Hwjei do tic) together," wolt
• On tinily looking Over the telegrams.
''Poor Sylvia. .Irisonle ways,I really
think that men are beasts, 1l'hats
• why,'' 3)16 ,adtled, .s6 rirce when
'one 6ntla a than. oi tiitm). One.
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1. • I. And 'She 5mil60 adini tingly at' Oic
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• Inspeetor. , ,
•:"Now all this is 'vcon
ery fidential,
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: MIgq'Troftisis " the insneetaik warned
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fliopid Yott know toliint
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!'11 Oink ifotSdoiLLe(Pe. you, snit
• She saw a faint quiver. on Inspector.
Narraeottts -fate is he tried to. eon -
‘,7 See,". • said "but,: all ' the
•Eanie-yeni went . to p see5,hirri• . didn't
you? • That as •.thangh rou
thOught;-'to-,-begin-with at-ItnyA--fate,
that he. niight have'had- a, hand'in it.
I wi'shr4I' WishI. know 'who .tvIr. Mike
really .was?- 'And- wjiat' ,particular
,bramelf:of. Criminology he indulged in
in. the past? • • ;
She liioked appealingly. at Inspector
Narradottf but the hitter' preserved a
Wcioden face. and ,realizing •that on
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this point site 'could•not hope t� move
When `she• had gone t,he• inspector
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sat it,aring, at the blotting pad, a
trace of a smile still...Tinge:fig on his
lip's: • Then he rang the bell •aiii:Fene
of hi underlings entered. •
"Well?" denianded Inspector Nar-
.
racott. •
-"Quite right, sir. But it Wasn't the
Duchy at PrincetpWri, it Was. thellatel
it Two. bridges." : • '
.."Ah!" , Theinspector took the pa-
pers the Other handed to him.*
tikell,"besaid._!!That_tetties-that
all right, Have `yra0 followed up the
Other, yattne chap's moyements,en
•day?'! ' • .
°Her' certainly arriyeci at Exharnfi••.•
toility the last train, bat 1 haven't
fi4oxit'Yet what time he Teft Lon -
Inquiries are. being ' -
Narradott nodded( ,
,• • t.'llere ii.'the entry.' Obit, Senlerset
.11.611sef ,
Narrecott intf.(dtled it., It was the,
,
record 1 of Ina:Tinge in 1,894 between
, Wllllam IVIartin l)ering and Martha
.tlizaheth Rycroft.
".‘Ahl,' said the, " y
,." ' -• ; , •
'Yes, sir. 'NIP(' Brian Pii'siisail-
cd
front Attstralia. on a Brae Vunriel
Boit,'the •Plildias. She touched at
rriq..wn; but Iv; natscrigertof the
name .6,f Willett Were aboard. NO
.i.nothe,r and , :(10.aght‘et • 'at, :an vol'al
South ,Afriest i'l'here Was. it 1Virt,' and
Leans, stItd •Et MrS, gad MISS
3olinSen frdro.•Meihourfie-the •lattei.
wrisViering ,the description. orthe Wil-,
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11 R:a
Sot. •Profnibly „neither .1ohOon nor
WilTetti the nine thin.'
irve got them tatied t. 11,
Anyhing,mo„re,4.,
• 0 .
;1,11'01j*,„. 1mr61160t10 dOrrOdt PlititYfi, I went congrattllat.e.
, on. wad .gto...1,8osict Ilk,: 444"- 'IIre; I ,,apoellata cOurt*ruled the- wIte„Mrs
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' •ti t botiyot, asked. lam what- 'ha Mthafght, 'ffit 4.,!1)01(*f Milt tat' ittr 4'460'
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Of -the Faingti OR
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14441114intitinr%-,SOhlalierot ao
,•elethite,I ke,Y0".-se.T.er nlet','"*.Tee4A-Vrec1F. '
()rick Feltner; noted war correspond,' .
'Ant., -(14 .'744.14y Qw Reni"), ,
:ink' t1e,Aneen4aRnilene,: nrar-7,4Veh '
they both' "ee'kere4"1,
• "49.• (Jeet.C4pecte41 hall hie QW11;: •
• .,
; separate mess tind tent- general and ,
irlY4te, oZjija4rMY of Ole he rode
In frOlt• nt' hie". tWQ.,-Pan.h7•49nheYA!, •
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. which .jingleti: wigt ,hePs., ;the leader •
,
heart.* ,ite..1940riP44 ttsg. • . • •
oFtesh ot
,
• Pi'p ne'S.retiet.'• e$04twegl JePaP•ege' • .
cOiget;.• T. .Q.1$41.,.:•MhiStQlh.t1,.;chlhr*,"•'
;For- :weeks the'-cOrreSpondeAte,liat 4.:whet,,t he asked. • • -P '`• • - 7
aj.°P•n4 bOi•Pg OW' linS arld•';,-)vcre''•!4.t; rePlled,2'
allowed to go /tear the "I never heard- Of he,"'"'
/Occasiesially,"• 'r,epainis,Cenges,".Fal, ". , • •^' •,eau
41er °Cena.4.01tada'hrenght• 'Mite MeCarthy::7,-..ercator .Of many
:t)4,,,,`;SformatiPay . Oat `,411,(1.P. -?..7' „Bin:W.444 ''`.•07(4•40'4-#.1.0fi':.4"••!:i*,4•1;i$7...
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.Pording4to,plah;' Ihnd,•44 • • ' ''•
ferget•toleli 141e. 40; tiunt 440. re read 'the: 'play, ,paY
said".Titek. '•"••.•. ••'• etteetk4 leT until: •
..Tensor.pitatiaxonhk diAy play as .tt Iv.119k bAs• ttt4tvit 4,!•41'7!
- . . . . - task 0! seeing my part In ;elation
sork*.t4'.'3aoic'L011409;,. says oiehe • .the .rest, and When that is, Aldne
know my part. The words, have
engraied themeetve! 'in
• .xprenesitig, a:determination to go " on
sliellfitil,411.14,,Mecartby.;
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a man. •wh011ves for „worir,"., whq.apk-
ed ',her ''mother:. • • 4 A •
.' "Where ia PapPsie?" .. • " • . •
, ,is 'Working, that .heit, he pita
us. Cakes abd„chithes,„ and everYthla#'
we .have," said, mother.. ; .•. • •
••• "I hope he'll 'go on Workilig till be
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dies," •• tile:Attie rt. niade..ins*eg.
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Soldier .0 • Nations :
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Arri*ea ,ht London,
:The Werld's greatest-eoldier-;OfHfa,-
tune . has *just arrived- Leaden... His,
noise General •Itafael, da.Nogalea. • ,
Vefi, soon he Will be •off again to
finisli a man -Size ..revolution • 'that he
left Uncompleted 19 y, ars 'ago. in ,eti.
,eZuele.' • ."‘• •••'
-ca
Ir.'. or eudchthbei.girguerrl,ts717.
'the' War. •
• Men wile. fought :in the .East•wm
remember. hitia-.:asiNogaleS Bey. Then
'he was. leading, the -Turks aganiat, the.
cirOer4:iii3Vat itiIn fact, tn111.3in. Iast
Chrlstian the
peninsula:, though. Allenby was fast on
his••'liti.ele.•' • ' • , • 2.° ,
." That "was. tS'..PleaL ist.e.g.ele..e.,7.
'Whereier'flielie has . been. trait -Tile .and
adventure „In •the. during .the
last::30•'...odd•yeart he has Managed to
find his: his • *ay into-. it. ".,
-. He started with the •SPanlida-AMerl-
:can War ..of 1898, 'On ,the side eg-gb4in.
Then ."there *ere .exciting •Spells' in
PalIller.. • . • ..•
' '"The, movenient nf 4 large army was
:wholly alien to Jaelt!s, literary under,
standing, and therefore -he did not re -
Main long • With , • Stephen
:.e mirage, ie'ore...0
eyerheard- a shpt. tired Oar, suffer,
ed the tame ditdiusionnient in, the
Greco -Turkish war.t • I..recall his psz-•
zledmood in .an Athenian cake.
`It: dId iiots..teem to': me he .ever. wrote,
'about' war so wellafter as before
saw it. • The. ,realitieS had ham.
..nered.his iniagination, hit 'gift In
picturing reality.". • : • •
Whims of: Weather fleip
81,00n'. Pinol:' Clothes Trade
Len on.Copriplete.:•inconstanty
its vidather .18 One of Great.Ilritalife.
• b g trade. 'assets, iecording•to ilguree!
•r eently, Ptiblithed. here ' from' 'a
man' newspaper stitveying :'!wortiptita0o•
reatly•tniatte 'clothing, •• •
• NO one pannEry has . the opportUnity.
,61' the -ecinditions.•• necessary for', prot.
.dncing -the ,beet ,of all „tyPeS 'oreloth-
ing, Islipinted ,out. ,Bst Britain
..seenit• to haire taken the lead. with
48torraproafs., It appears • that, tb.e
'Certainty of whether it will' rain, snow
or keep. fthe has meant that, 641s:have
to be really • wateriirott .• .
' is not•stiid:.whether peaiik-atici.e
chithet •export•fignies act at an ihdei
to atIen'aT asseta, • Pigutee Show that
Paris, and Nietitia. export; • mist WQ
e'iothing ' and .1uXury
Many, specialiSee:.iii no, .tet :clothing,
the United gtat a has an ntiVaritagelti
.eporto clothing, 'and' belgitun •,soeCial•
12es,hi• w.orking: Clothes ' .
The surVey states that cenditions in
Jito.st,-of tile. "feady-mad' trailee-ate
Irsd'itiorOving.nittactitrogs Lava
"r.eplacing, stooks: and,,, it Is Said, there
are' defitilte, af..4heredied
eariAnitptiaii. , ' '
• ,
''r,finit titlit oaaY for' a'. inan•
.10 e'ototerfoit tliatigh itis
llte ant r:1•6 net 'contorinable
to it; the et :1; or it itt Shall:lite arid
'06014.; btil trky aprratoneet eiv8Si•
and strew- -81.5in.tigge ' ` • '
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„ 0,1'4. A Wli•OM y.te
'a
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' -The • trials .and 'tribulations of. an
"Attraction"' en' ,the Chantithcina: irTr-
chit ih..dais•• gone •Ify.,, are: amusingly-
Jrfeolingly,-.-deserib"Bare Band . and ed' by -'Charles Ed-:
ward Russell lin
• 'stone Walls:: Seme Recollections 0.1
a -§njeline 'Reformer.") , Ile tells' 'Of
a Violinist--.J.I. wiii:•withhold his name,
.whlcIi was. welikup n-in.,Bott. nand.
,• n Mus ea , c re es ..e seWrp :-pra6.
I t
tieing, in bit .bedrooni In a• BOutliweett
ern' town one morning,. when the .door
was fit1,14de.111Y ' . kJ -ked open and: be-
fore •h s . ,petrified, gaze ,etrode , in a.
;till and" braWitY *native.. ' , ,.•.• . • .:.
'','Yon Stop: that danta..noise,"•. said
:.gusky., standing over hirri ,and, glow-
ering;' . :. .
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': ' • '...: ..•,' .-7— '; •,, • .... . : - ,
l •Violini when he got his .breath, ei-,
.:Plabled..deferentiaily that he •"Weis •en-,
gaged to. playat the Chautauqua that
afternoon, that te'pould not play..with,
out .practisin& th.et: he 'must -keep; ni,
hitpractide, for the take' ofthe pub-
flc. . - . , .
" "Cut. that ,all aut,7.8ayi:Husky. ', Are
..You going to 'sing?" • , ' •, '• : '. gold pushes in. the •Kleindilte; in. the-
,
T am . sorry :it It ,annoye; Yon,' but 'American Cattle ' country's • coWnunch-
yoU tee I; must ,prectige.":.., • . • . . '. big, business, In •In .-Meiina'S ,re*.alation
.Wherenpon.j4e native • ended the bnpinees: • . - , •' . .,
debate by; knoChing the iioliniet dOWn. L'i pit. there .is ono thing ' this , Man of
Many, 'rilitione •StandefirmlY ,by' -• WS.
.
•Tbelocal management to Whom Vih, nationality': 'Hie•oneregret is that he
lin teiniilain'ed;••advised 'him •to have has never in his ' world wide wander-
- „ , • • • .
,hig. assailant ' arrested.' The • ease WEIP iiigs,,,tonght under, the. banner Of hti
.tried beforea local Jiistiae lef :..the own ,eptitry. •,... • . : - ,.... . ., , ,:
peace', • who dismissed the complaint.' 11._0,01-.5,-,-V011eZnelan79 - General -Ra--'
'Vito native. now swore out It. warrant fad de Nogales said wheninterview!
ageieit. the 'violinist and DogherrY,.011 ed.' -t .was born'in 'Venezuela, and 1
the spot ...fined., him •05.' and eosta., am. a. patriet.!! ' • . ' • .•
,..what for"' adds ..Rutsell.• ,"0.1i; •lor •ss•psi,i, I..* ge.144 hack to .1ny,:cottn!
disitirbing! the •peace. by . playing .the ,try. This time • I ;am • going to finiSh
yiolin.". , .; .'' that revolution'•' , ' • .• • '. . ,. - :
. • . ...
.
' Tnen..there.vas the.nnfortunate, lee- Many 'of his friends. in London now
.threr who , fohnd .no key . to his - reonnt are . Men ' he . .first .. saw '. in 'the ,eneMY '
in 'a Patel Illinoiehottelry, '. ' trenches. Outside_ Gaza. ..st.it Ni*ales'
"He was new to the•Misifiess,". SaYs does not bear malic,e;:,".: ., ' • i • ,
..Ritseellan,,iild:-.Chatitationan•--hiiiiself,. •-•••-,.if.-461,--T-entitrez,'"r(17-Wear. the Iron
•,--"or be Would have ' known, first,. that,C.rots Pl. Gerinany; First Class,, a thing
these rooins•SeVer .beve, keys,• and see- very fel .;••.foreigners . are alloWed ...to,
.:ond,- gnat'. no• matter -what ,may_ge, do, but what do these' things matter?
, wrong in such.resorti never on, yonr i..haye (lined With Lord Allenby here
'Ilfe.':complain' about :it or ..Mention. it In Landoni". he said..., ., . • • .• • • .
' or • betray the least censolousnees of. General Bafael . de Nogales,- Sam leg,
og anything..eiSe. ;Silent Submit- Of fOrtiine; . chnckled. • ' ; f .!. ,, • ,,
tie* for you . and .4 -Plenty of it,. He • 'Scan go backto ',MY' Okla Cowl!:
'had, about f.-309 in his possessionand. try: , ..„, . '"fie saidT,:-,-..1
he ..thought he. would rather have his ' ' • , ,'' •••-7,,,7--,-ii" ' ".-• ' . ...- , .'
door; locked. . .• . • .. •-. • .---PI
n Canad
-., .' • flaian Branch
.. -.....—.. • • . . , . • .
'th,e..nigilt 'clerk .Whf...5. riigilin' .91e. r. .:. '..'• • •°f.. E...1140..11;e:'.Air..P...1116ts
the . establiShinent,Lhaviiig, succeeded ......,4iiirdog.,..,...oigatizittityi-iw-i--!can-(-
,
telhe insignia' 'of.. °Mee, which. 'o04' • adian branoh' Of. the. 'Guild of Air
• ststea of the cifinfine; .shirt...s eev.0 Pilota„and Navigators of the'Britlsli
..
.and seat behind • the counter.:* -• ..• .` •EMP.Ire hat •been 'Started here by ..1-1,•
'"Onest.: '1Vcay l;,ploaeolitive the kaY liellick.(Keityon, ,noted. iyettern Pilot.
• '.•• :"• . '. ' . ' Names tO be:. on . the • Canadian,
"Hit Majesty: ,‘Alli'.t. none." .
'.. •"Ctilost.:, "I beg pardon?' : ,
i'l,ips, lS. lit,tee . ty: ;At
, I: ..i."t '. n OP 0 ,. 1 tP,Id
,•
., "Cluest:'...',Well, 1 •have a conSider.
'able suin of motley. r may 1. Te0e.. it 'id
,y6tir safe?' ,•,'.' , , • • , . • •.;
"Ills,: -Majesty ,(glaring): ' 'Safe ,
Whaeldt" think thit 15? A 'bank that's'
open ilaY :and •iiiglit; old Man 'S ,get
key and gene Ito bed.' '• ' ' • ' • : :
•• • •',Oneti: "'Then ',I think ,I• ;aught to
hat`re. somethingto fastenlhe ilOOr.!''''
..,1./18" Majesty. (annoyed: now ,to the
point ex . sarcasm) t 1.,Iliere 'ain't no
key,. lint: if 'youll'pe afraidto stay in
.ytilir ,r001n, alone here's tlie" dog- Ytilt
can lake lin ;there to Pertect ytilf."•
' '11161e tire settle itetOrS and itetreifi.
'es -and. ilooif ' aireS. 't -who ...read'
.tratitilig tint* their iittrti,, tieitIkrift.'1.11.
fah ,Me..earthx ' (in- h4.r rem itiiseet ces,
"kySely• and •My Pri ends." • ' , ;
. "How they Stieeemi I IiiieW Iid• ,, itt!ir
yo. they "do " she. 'adits • i lieVe
eVelt inet anti W•lit: Was yet More ecd.
IY.)1111P1, 1 '''?. )11.8 .etiergY. 'Ile•,liad 'Waked
• ;
Wahid••• to Get Got Out sArrity. :
. •
In • Irid14 Pitita Way 4' '; , •
. .
•
Louth:T., r vate Sam 4e0 .0) • • .
the. 2nd Battaliou. of, the NorthamP.
Iteginientwas trOubled,4
army did not agree With' hhti. and ,he
was .4IPtlPits ti? get Put Of i; but he •
did• not knOW what StePS to take. '
Re dio, not relish the•obvioas. meth,'
od ap'proaChing his commanding Wit,
' Then a‘..bright
btaneh, iirst..oVerieas ""'graup te 'be
fOrtiied,,• Will Include stieh,•noted
air-
anen' !C.. H's..• '.4Ptirich" Dickens, '
Edritonton;',.W.•,E. • Oilbert„• flying Mit'
•Of kort. Ni."
"Pat" -Belt; 'of Montreal,. 8,- Kent,
eg also is, expected
to hecOnie,ja..„tnerber. '•
Ald'to the 'illtiV7'.76ratitaliFt-bas.
been promised 'hi.' •Wilsou,. sat!'
taVa, controller : of civil •aViationIn
'Canada. The Orgaiiiiaties seeks to,
,ntilintaiii .1:lief • standdrda of tilonian,
ship', provision of penSiOns. and' instiv;
itliee and, geiletal! 'weitara of Ayers
aiiihtiOth, ' .'" ". • '
"Add"?' Fisher failit to .4it
titi Wife' 'Itedtited
NOW Yorli;,-,•Matt and Jeirs. eyes-
tOr, OftrrY '0, failed, to
have, thealitneby• he, Is paying, .fils
•.'Wlfe• .redneed t406'. la •41,0ti li
Week, • ".• ' .- • :
pleadeh•• that hia Ineette has
.becii frein; •
Vit,4 ire*Iffirtqiialt-e-
't041,43,06;66.6: 10 „,$.0Z04,1.,Iiii'Lllie
,
• •
composing the Jetter; Ile eonSilited• •
book On ''Otitouette. and: finally mailed.,
his petition, For ,Sevefal days' he, wait; '
ed,„ hopefully then one,meriting the':
C.O. sent: for hint • . •
It wasn't iesg. ,.;;rirate..,Sam. Lee .
was on -the higlirteas,•bst he no longer .
belonged,..16- the- - 2nd 'Tin-it:anon of the
Northamptonshire. Iteginientl' He as
on
.on his' way t� 'join: the •itt Battalion
His. leiter to. this: . King reached its
deStinatiOn, but- Majesty neee(i•
eerily had. to refir :it.,to Private Leel •
-.• .
.0.0.; ' And the c.a.; after, politely• but .;
firmIy:pointing Otit•'.that Privates, ars) , •, •. „
• not ullowed .Write.fa the ',King, ,gave• 'J •
nr.some, good .adVice, whicii•on re.
'iiection; :he .thankftifily accepted.' ..• •
,•
,l-leiress. to Millians • •
. .
.uoes Into Movies
HollYwond.--Heiresa: tei'',Oil`nillilont.y •
„tenet Snowden,.,19, •Said• • she • had •
given up. all ;thoughts Of another Mar:•:,, •••,• • ". •
stepl!:, carefrtion - pictures. - ,
-,'--
han,d of the '140 :Renee Adoree, a •• ,
,
her agent „ to :guide ;nip'. • advise her . • , ••' ! • . •
getting .intothe films. , • . •
lIollYwoOdlateinate,s, me and am • ;.• • , •
.,,determined that .1 can be 81'incase( '
on the screen,": Mies Snowden, • said
•The young - Paid repOrti,... •-• • , 1•-• •
•reniantically linking' per, tante with '
,a,.,number of HollyWOOd actors "Is :•,•!".•
unpleasatit,"tol,say the least" • . .
, Among the San •131as Indians -Women • • •
hold.firet.place • ' '
'is' by Abefemale lineup ,she ow -•
actuallyeverything. OnIy his, gun, shing gear and olothing cae,
:belong fo the• Subtervient•niale.. • ; ••
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