Exeter Advocate, 1908-02-27, Page 6 (2)• •
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-aatr being eaugitt; an arra 1113t
3ttay44 you?' .
Ire :tweed uneasily in his-eleair.
aaSunbeerar 'lie'ele'settlated.
enakee hot: think •el Slee'a %%It af
it aleage
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OW Why, Ltilloou rove bee still,. Arid
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you Weft the rime to let ,her suffer for ae"Sunbearn again, '
rem. Think how weeaver:were," her, "Yea inaY be Miro we., shan't suffer
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and thinit of where lebe may go for for this. Stmbearn 11, be wore uee to
rgalave of esau. Oh, w atever eau Mean 419 now than ever,* were 11111's parting
ty Year mysteraotes &peaking is tiotbitirt words, 1115 he weRt towards the Oar.
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te w1a we 04E*, to thel, lohherseetteet ° ath '
,.. •, , -1;41,74Eittr5:a,,
- le nah
eaat eyes genii. i is
mg ealgrilY. "Mane time to tolk about
e_a_eiter. Ites ter-elearayeteeteturerarraeetatier
aaheroatataha . ' , a'' ' ,INNTner
. notae end listen to me--"
' 'But you don't 'mow the worst about
ter. That they've ' arrested her for
*stealing the pearl% and thate---"
"Hang the pearls axed you too. I
maws as much -as -1 ;venters An' Sea-
esagelileeseme-,oliteateit:aitiler 4
As yea eve I "'two iiked ' r.
etherarelilillentaW 'nie riaal oke
ene ea 7
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al - • e 1 s.kflCW
Itte' ve
ST la
t1': i.turnM
111 riViletehe
laid (torte far Su:sae:WI he did not know.
JntShe felt reassitaed sort -that euhleal.
• dellerer: known 13U-to-Ate:whir
Whatever hehad kne to others.
nd new. her dutesi was to save turn.
t
v riga,. But in and flange
4tiii6i-oa.notbTer,
l
would be safer, orldeome day .she would
hea _ "vee-
r - T
ethriliVa- tothepearls. The longed for
.farm an* bit al ground willte ours
after all. So airry up. We Mt es won's
-passible."
e "But .it's too sudden. Bill; beskle.s
we can't go away until Sunbeam Is
"Gammon. kSunbearnal te well lookad
after, e•ou bet. If you care for me an
went a lome in your old age with me,
eau must do leo% I say. If not, you
can stay and get punished for me about
The Sunbeam lasness, find run the risk •convert n or you to pay," she civilly
ean quet "You maY he sure be will bring good there" was no one, and—." tn.
remarked; "s1111, we can't Sce the family
• ..soons Possible- 'Toilet the fltrst news,a exclaimed Lady Cruse for about "Aunt Hedy? Oh, what has happened of our missionary starve. To eccommo.
teazle e•eurre rushed eess ea 'webjIje t\iventieth time mat morning. to herr date you, we will buy a few hundred
hou'reeteed to tbat by note fl tbe quick. "News that will aaveheaer from ail the "She hasgone also. She' aid Bill. aches of land in North Persia for $25,000
er You aet to work. the better. We'll hubecieh of haameemw,, ee feel snro oe Dan, of conree, dentea cveryfling. lle efid eall things square." •
fold up our beds an walk, an shake et. What elseeoeuld have kesit him was tater) up on the bank , robbery., As matter of fact this hied es, under.
' off the sail of England from our 'eel's from oeneeg each, so teen after his charge. But When they loundilto„pear:s laid by some of the best coal seams in
atem rnaheight. You see, Het, I !might engagementr of tourse the police were mad With do. Persia, and will be enormously valuable
have gorn and lett you, not rothered Sae settled gaily into the girl's grave' light; and the ,more he dented all leirew. to the Kalser when he obtains permis-
ebout yeas but seau've ease square by • , • .
race. ' edge of theme and of Breckleys the eon to coraalete the Bagdad railway.
Mt, (1.11) Et 111 net square by you, tangs "Yea will eee tbat I am rights,' Adshe nore certain they felt they had tile man, The Sultan of Turkey, though he has
• there's ita chance for me, there'll be 'one some one is owning to eee you 10 tell no fleet and altalasterved, unpaid aerny,
• Added, though, with a sinking 'heart.
tor yeue—"
"But S.unbeamr' the interrosed tear. "So try to look happy, .my you all abaut it. Only gained on eke. is the fineVinternartionyalcrhems onwico
layer in
sunbeam highed sho fereeh a 6mile whilst. he went ter the police station. EuhoPe-
ptoa tweeisag
fully. to her lips. Per Wheel,. would mean. re- -for we travelled down together and had an exclustve right to protest her
• healihaerttaZrr arl If her story ttlIfiC Ciut,
do.! SbelI said. neehles, raol- good rase for her must oleo mann punish- 91"e4ani -inihrin1/1"leiv""11/311*" Cahalliar-iranicVwecastsgeitntenthgeteltr pet.werreeue*, the
men!. for her father. So trew cent she e"Ber, wl at kept you in town thenr
ill("Ar can 5."4u exPI8T1 'the Past? TheY'il PejOICO OVer that. It was' far leiter ler esIted La Y Cruse. Sultan, in 1900, suddenly isseed art trade
• I. bound ta punish you some tow.a recogrdzing the righte of Gerratuty_and
things to, remain as thee were. see Duncan's face darkened -
" But who will _tell them? Why should- ofmarilet be very teverely purested i:41 di:61104 I 6116u1ddefor lsceer sen„le-O •Italy to the '61ne'Privitege*
• that tome out et allr ,whilst "Bill, as an old offender, would seilltg myself. and wa„"eaie"'leihits A SECOND SOLOMON."LeastweYs, she's leg to es, ain ;stet penal servitude kr a tett-4_40Y. No, I was inhale en, all/laugh I do not tote e
in the same year -the desperate feud
she? Though Dan still grumbles obout he Wanted to bear. lbe puniihmera fer ell hope of doing so.' between the Greek Church and ,FraneiS.
It. he's given up -tbet hidea -oh 'is.. He
tarn. It weuld Le an atonement for act. artut there is nothing to tEsoover ear hs j 1
see_ esala wankel ter ff) mitre _her veerialees
os. rve made that up to him, and
ever° (pales. Hut h, might gess at e The
Instil about "er, and try to sell us. But
000ked am." •
• Ho leaned back in his emir, Chu&
- ling with delight. She !coked at him
pazzlede Theta realizing that he was
an, a geed temper, exclaimed:- ,
"How? And for all that, why shotild
•we go away, and leave Suebeam? She
laves. us, and =lila let Ileittelohe-heapPen
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He sheets •his head.
"I fewer trusts a !Mahe, far, Pooh
ycn. She's in a tight 'ale sbe may
reee_evatheloscateehteerielealitatee-Soevrerre
, Later p'raps you can nee ha again
Sae ea if you tome with me. Are yeu
-contra° 7 "
Rhe met .bis. eyes entrentimeiy. Her
sheart seemed torn in two. Affecteen
.ane mood 'drew her to Bill, unsatistled
. ihneleenal craving to SunLearn. She
.boweel leer bead.
"nut You loved bers." she murmured.
sn'ou Were so good ete, her. How can
we go itow ean Thin guess enough
lo tell her story? If they knew' that,
• •elael Might sey, leteua go, Bilh'elle
env."
el I seat that 'hy- this tole* te.
r morning shell, knoweat, what
hea?' be demanded.
r.oelelakedeup_ta
-aatiow ten that' le- -es', tin! ss
----- Oh; Bill, I .knew,you loved 'her
• gore sventel save her: Yea aoblea goad
man!"
He sheepishi$,. ^
' shtuDd oiLiiet4r
clulterNI, 1T.Me pe-ed7- fi+7! levet
Alut hare' up, tn tel 01 I've dcne
" 'Whe-rt Pan may )v1 :scent
•awl -nand.. 1741 tevc.1 rk,w.3
•'"What, yctl elmer
tfr curcru...,;ity es'ng ag taug?,;cd
.0i4a(Altel Ear with tlite biene,g. You.
are. !hay inParbe-g4-srdeereeeslisaltiet,
,not.v., Bet we made a pod exvilango;
nolft
eraT--,dt',;-tY4-dtvak ond
Itn. rate- Ed f: )'t vcti cow.
tici5no's short. Liston, it: et neas, et
ficlf:f•-1-2; kat watp imi3
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(A-4 fcitc* traan:
T113n naoy Ck7,3t41, terel aka)
VP Citrill3 telt rtio t' 011 .1s!sk
setavre 'itc,
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The balcony a Munton Hetet over:
hung the' quiet 'Merkel, Nuevo, and was
A favorite resort of all- visitors, While
it afforded a capital view of rho town.
.espereelly on market days, its emu-
-hares' evterer-hidderftoanallre laze ef The
lirehterfirlifelatifylirtarielara alraihriarga
iticentheetsferiteettnitatha.,4erateleiLlolie
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ills parted lei, utter no *oat
* tne deare.0.7u Vero face
threehte rdeeadaesta :Mee ail blame.
4:40.,have :cinlitht:',41rot 4ilI with lam
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Inpalber • .0/at. iv :Sete w.4s empledeeota• r
r.allg: *0'0W theusands_ - neld
tint, I de rot utiaerStancl,"-Whitperett
'$•liffbeain weakly. 44114w.. could 'they.
a(e,use+Vrttort-taking-thelsorlsheir lie
wes----* She 'hesitated, blushing.
"They feelnd'ilterre iILs
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even With 1'r ;
• N'ot, a war mih
rtCana 401 :he'
be ot'Wfts, war,i
Pi'JnLe Mintitttif, as genersFi
, lachee.and eelteels as rank, MI file. The
bead regimes pt the campaleoesereriedud
cated in the Press =tally in small para.
graphs, but the reel naivete the forced
, "And in hie anger he let autthet
the Miseing notes:tad elle° been hid-
den there -lie swore that he neer
touChed the roarte, 'that he must have
tacit robbed • by a oeeifehlerate awl
that--*
la -he r'" V' eujed8unberna
S1jeelettitettehaelteadetnet1
aesesathatialtheraretth
and so neepEcable, that ber'fa,°her.ares
sate thipligh (lit' PtatiS were, fun de Had
;she teen oeivicted her sacrifice migla
have been .t: teem Rio elteelsa glowed
at the thoug t. Dan must havo been
waiting for her father that dreadful 'tee Jaateneae immtgretion -problem- is-
dahavel
y-eand akert-aharge-eafrthw Proe a absehrtely settled.
eolailleerobboaYeeeeeeeee-a----eaereelta-490te-Genetertroonitivedeto 'obtain;
j9-Yarta atraesaleas. etaaltaherreeamirade talmild es rettiwa througtreesiet
reaahrt,,eeraCulailisL.Lider4haseseallszlei .• rehl‘dinarethrte_ itthdeaa- es - e se e " ,...._
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414-reeem*"4.1-1311)03 qt114et°,re41111.1Y! t4ILIta-11:131Cheilt5g
CI;kr,w4rA1# it war* fOund, out .that she
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g1veLfle a Ade ese-Also Tells: of
Slatscriptlon to, Make a Ilome.
Made ;Mixture,.
As roost people are' irware, the States,
vaten they excluded the Chinai
se did not
include the other yellow Mee, the Japan-
ese. -Japanese iaber IS swamping white
on the Pacific Coat, and Cattle:sale 9b*
IC CtS StreellNIWY* On the ether hand,
Jelarle ratuaese to agree to any treaty
at• Matt
t
take a cru1si in the Peciae,, By the time
thes Itnes aro in pant Admiral Evans
will lieve nineteen battleahlea and nine
cruisers at Or off San Francisco. Nosh
nally only out there for a cruise, no one
imagines they will he withdrawn until,
siribeain sat with Lady Cra,se
the morning Per Duncen"ii meeang
with Betty. St waiting tor her lever'.
return, her heart full of anxiety. For
punoan had not *cane back the night
asefore, after all. They bad received st•
444,5
no
_
rut valid s -burglar migat
hal,* heal my father--" •
"AO af, I tell you that he was su-
spected Ate must be brave, dear," said
Menem. "Few whatever happened be.
tween the two men, he is safe. No
telegram from hhn temng thavha was ene knows where be lide gone to. No
&alined. How end by what, he did -re. Tenlembers -anYthing abOut
mace yesterday morning, and Den. was
not see?. Theverore, small wonder' that
Oily caught last night. He walked in.
Sunbeem looked pato and troubled, and to the ikt, unwillingly. A de'eetive was
that her fingers trembled „,•sliglitly over
watching 'Bill , Omen's I - and
her dainty embroidery as sbe listened
II, • •
hit&
pteraly t the Objective of the rallwaY
was the Persian' Gulf.
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GERMAN WAY OF DOING THINGS.
InektentailyeaGermatiy sent -mission-
aries to convert. the poor Persians. As
too oftenehappeas; oneof these holy men
was inurdened; and Germany at once
applied to the Shrth for $25,000 compere-
satWone The Persian treasury was, and
Le atpresenteenipty. No one knew that
better than German "
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row, ejaculated Lett 'Cruse 'with 'meta- atico ft lit Tee' isoeeineh Liorn
accentaledilial behaeler. It would mitiw-
him that she stilt loved ,him, that she Po Nugh, Ms is* einsdesitlY the' end, dispute dispute was the right to sweep theepave-
.mias ertacel grateful for all he had (bane and atter a little while we shall settle inent in the court -yard of the Holy Sepul.
fee her. And yet the ardent of to -mor. down 'into the hinndrum once More. 'clove Ttto Russian French &neon,.
,P01,11,0s trial seemed more than she could 'Only who, ph Ale eateeeeee to work, Jeers brought the matter to theenotice of
pear. She turnee white at the thought Vrile. Fursifti:tdern _
Of it, and -100W] down, ivto ihe silent, zner and gla'aced at hue; t,1144cheSjeahluiterliyi •
I will 'settle it," replied his
ahuare areateesey, u ewe Ate mum . beam., But tWasante 4Vegion filled 'the .Majesty urbanely.. And presently .he ie.
aet out of it all:heed betraying her fa. girl's eyes and she turned anxiously to sued his .deeme that for the future both
tber.— If only— , Dueteate. liter he done so? Avid if E0 parties slieUltt lutV6 the right to sweep
Then. see started uh with a stkoura.. -what could she ssay to- lam? She aught tae pevernentasonae.„ .,•,, 4
• „I'M---1441,0g11,--1,--L.,:..,:._„,jittitt10_141_,..,X4: 1_,..kc,ji.,1,41r,=111.J11.4°..n..Alisuice,11..,,,.,1kntita-must,have.einalt.t,
"Look!' she said. ' hDurrean is porn- :escape was so great that she eould-'10-01 led fn las sleeve at the rage ot the re.
rag. He mind; bave taught on earlier ;lathing but p,leasure, though.,at the spfttive *tame:Worst
train than be said, and -,:•,`-'7 231ne, 'lane 6ornewb4 "ll'eni"b°14
"Ills news, is e t 'dr a eculatad terelealeauL
„ruse es ehe. looked dewn and witved ' Duncan's answer, however, sistonts
rer, liktid-w------trunettft., -yi-iBot-i-Figl-(T(f—lri ng 11-011-1 cilrelii-PT-LocW---'t-
initathy tawards them, and, dcePite the• "St. amble I was told. Though how
braver 44 greenery enframing item, had end why I know ino more .than you.'
ceilii - 'Mem that WO Waving his eels' ex- ' --"She AO
thedly 'with all the eppearaece if being "But how the dickers could he pees
ate -Bill Often -metes' Eilean had lead'
in _good spirits, , I ' .. ,
"flow dertghted - he , kidki, Sierh cam! him Sunt-tam'a Mori arides-"
Am i no, 4 geed 'prophet?, • LealyaCreet capped her hands ...alit);
Rut Sunbeam- del netereely. Fear a4 atte IntarPotgah" • •_
held her tongue end mooniited the Foe- "Then Eileen ivaS doing her test- to
filititeg ahead. Wes tee. hither hap; boo' Sainte:Ina niter alit . flow we have
aured? Would elle pas essesdeen 0 his rieSJUIVEd teral Poor girl, t see ft. now,
ttlultnse? . '• • &ling yourig and intolerant the thoetglit
She !o. ted dawn Into The shade eau it her duty to •proseetite and yet, allahe
•Masai-- berehrealleettglathelasia inee-artiesafirteakeensetrfin
. Denman, had disapeatared. leave, tree culprit, or rather' 4he . Mile £bc
oral* he woaid ea yelp seem felling thouhht prehablee For et, coureeaeSte
Mein what had he en I eteettalsa..btrn bearnaleaM_re!t. aceusin
so -4-1.,.,o . And she NVG4 ribald it .Y.Gu • ktiow., ---:.;:, ..,,,-- i',4,.., , i,i4;;-.14, ,
,bwir it afraid of eeeing hirei, 4irtad ter ".",14. n'is _...el''' a- j",,,PA''"e'iP--..e.e'her" ".441.2Q-
111431ve and l'0114:)w Lady Cruse lato, tbe triani,"' Ineethesidea ate girt. echa)h weees
hhan &wand, •„ it Is natural that you thould all 411%14
. Sd 'OW mnaincd ther„- tacrilt. 11 :fl 'atthOngli .1cu Were' Med evongh not le,
to Ode itee estrange, neesereek .theang ' tasc it, tinkt it Was. 'Iny father. I Wea to-
il* sho_ j;7_10A1 itfi tee viliott, :s'. 'g' ro i olie10.,; Pat it :Is_ na _OV_tilt. ,
ing tEka \vas baler -sweet, trateeht With ot ootioil..ttiop wiit bettc .
en:c..‹,ty fter her ,leiherearelalretty, and. I I: ' •411+.4,11Pittits..4.1 Shalt van -.t
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rolzic, that in some' rrokr:otts teenner a 1 `- 'ef' eeMpliet ev.:arss thought to
stm had ken „prevcd+ innomnt. , °eV gatritione,-P a
AkanwhgeLtuly Cruie bed onierCl Me ,..
siittg-rooiM whco hc-r. husband sat -' tireev her to him; 're
ell ' right now. !fere h'He
-fining. It* baolt• 'to ter., $he loll her Than will Prove that to 3.611. NO
anitalen-Asealasetider. -"Crates:4 ille -n--(ve'l es' :Ys.1:-Kt, nlartreeen-1-41ehoht:'---1
ga'al. ''DzInetil is (*Tiling.' lio has lsame. triEterea tis the 000,1° 61)01:1td, An& a .0
111!•ng. /47 lel •tv. -&.--. Irwrixi-,--nt,,,,o,rirka- valierirrferiff win -tat -66 iiii-uoinoirtd.
s;ni.40 Ytt; wQrie right latter all."" ittg-ttle:r visitor. .
iiliore: „g4'sednessil tiettitated Lord + an_ut. Aunt IleitYr Duncan:VP whi•SIvrol
tIrtse,•, C;rowlillg easel' las !pert and ' 'stmtca,in_ l_turriMY. "DO yon thrOd
tunaUng rannd cs ilfe tio:-.4, 4ened and LI„itua 4 That tteY eir6 bottl--riti
.. f!te tn. n+24,:
-5r ..cri..0.c, -I. re arlia tireaSayerig, nothing* -Tell sea, eV
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ttitmr.:o yoz ' hateret, .erair.ng tIper-s rt'A i-Ahli,...' bt4 ttillkrli aquecesiee ' livod bomPlie4110: ,n-5.4
boro N., (110,..„10:-.4,-,.* , 1,,,,t5 -rea ivto MO IN wit.
dcn't geteliere airadelay., Vik-i!, Cir.*
il <1.,1;50 yea Ittnolvt*? begni, 0.10.1 i , .,,,, . .„ tere 'or. C', it . ese re-
betatn:ng. • ., .
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tiritain has had till very recently-
jpignat in the.-„Eastewhanetuldegivedes-
lic Saltetirtitie Thit was -Lord fre.,
Tact'. A oil Yeti= egoTfreforeltheentente
cannel* eattled our looting la Egypt,
Leal Cramer heard one night, that the
tlartVartY, Which was strong-
ly in ftvor of 'French contrel, had deter-
mined to make a beitita demonstration
agehst him' at the opera. What was he,
to i Go Arid Mee II* Music, or stay at
Ito and , let it be Said that he was
rare ? ,
Instead, Ite.merely sent a note around
,te the French Agency, and the hostile
chatre was utterly nonplussed when they
tew him and the Freneh agent • ',
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MIARING-- A.-= BOX .AT-V118+--OPEttAil--
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esn. veteran,. has +died itri.P
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veteran, died at laseston, LinoWnslitrot
aged 71, . • • • ..‘
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brewery, fell into a at of hot beer and
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buy, and the patent medicine MUM.
'lecturers reap the harvest, unless great
care is taken to dress warmly and' keep
the feet dry. This is the advice of an
old emtnent authority, who says. 'that
Itheametiarn and Kidney trouble' wea-
ther is here, and *leo tells what to do
4 itiaaattacer..,
delhen, one ounce Com' pelm2dx101rtIlet
gcn, -three --ounces Componnd -Syrup
aphrillitrallihrbrarir Wirth
le and take a teaspoonful after meals
and at bedtime.. Also drink plenty of
water. You can't drenk too much of it.
amt try this simple home made mix.
shire, and don't forget the water,
et the first sign of Rheumatism,
-or If you's, hack aches ete yeu feet thet
the kidneysare not acting juet, right.
is-saiit t b-tr.-srenctid--#t011ay"
re• ulator end- axnost Imitate reined
.4.45.34 .4
In the *halted triugdome
Mr. Dickens, K. C., Reeorder of ',delete;
iStone, and Mut. of Chutes Dickens, Cele-
brated bis 59t1I birthdey.
Over 81,000 men have been helped by
the Soldiers' and Sailors' Aid Society in
4 A
0
decided to expend $116,5410 in rale
ing the _electric „lighting plea,
hhheeiaahaaelearalevararnallehartes.
ducts the ann.ual races- at that town,.
and made a profit £1,81$ !tom then's,
last year.
In Shoreditch the popoiigh Geniiell -
has, by a majority of votes, decided Id
provide free breakfests for necessitiotei
hoot claidr,en, - -
A Week of bath stone 'containing -a'
umbehaeitebeesesawaSeloundatelekatetee
-retard) . 'The, bees_ woo eneloered 'vet
rae„easees-,
t t t.3.16
,
iftekirtiteire
'can ea.sily prepare this at home and at
small cost.
Alrnest any druggist in the smaller
towns can supply the ingredients
named, as they are commonly used in
the prescription department. •
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SILENT MAXIM Otrla.
The clever Invention of an ' Inditrn
„wmtts-Ar.4t, tir
braltie''atablet- ha 126' in
the Royal Fusallers who lest their asses
le South Africa.
During last year 15,319 eats Were re.
ceived into the London Institution -for -
Lost Cets, Camden Towel, as compered,
with 13,314 in 1906e
During December lhe -weigh-that meat
vered at the London Central mar-
kets was 37,214 eons. At Billingegate
11,593 tons of flsb arrived.
1 I
If 4' • ,1 • 144*
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,o‘,..mavr,i0vv.mt
A remarkable apparatus has been in-
vented by an Indian officiel, which
seems likely to revolutionize machine
gun lire. The object ol the invention
is to silence the tell -tate. noise 0,1 the
Inachine gun, thus inereaeing its value
in the field*
The Inventor is Mr -Alfred Thompson,
who is serving en the Indian astablish.
meet as chief examiner of nuichixie
guns'.
The' insistent crack of the Maxim. is
reduced by the invention to a slight de-
tonation., which is indistinguisbabta be-
yond a range of 500 yards. At present
_gum...Ma-can be heard thou-
sands of yards aff, end, no vaatter how, ,
good or rapid it May be, the field bat.
leriesedLeetre I Mil
before they ean become a danger.
- The rote ot the machine gun Ls, Merge
kr, one of secret op,portunity to strike
a body a (mops by surprise. with, 600
shots per minute, as with the afaeirn
-and-then he law. But if the gull ran
cperate in 'silence its possibitaties ere
sensibty widened, not only by reason
of its demoralizing- effect; but because
-a steady, non -overheating discharge of
100 a mimeo can be maintained from
time to Ilene throughout an .action.,,
Mr. Thomeson's apperattes can -be at.
teehed to a Mexim in a eeuple of min.
utes. It welgas 16 pounds, and is less
than a foot in lenge _The. Maxine au.
es have, subeei e lessahealto
iJrnment.'
er, known far and wide for his heroic
behavior at the great, mine disaster at .
Ferndale years age, is dead.
The Hensry Borough - Council has
abandoned the plan for erecting model
dwellings at Highgate. at a cest or $98,-
000. The site will be, sold.,
"Drunkenness among married svomeer
in the town," says the Grimsby stipen-
diary; "is greatly' on the increase. Even
_women with weal homes were regulttle
ly before me.'
Before a man was sentenced for fraud'
et the Middlesex Seesione it, was stated
that the indictment comprised fiftecee
counts and was 20 feet long,
rafileep thar-fiteachar-her ciaisTrpre'
A Chatham mother diswed. a at
ter. On pulling the animal oft the child.,
eaa -discovered-to- -heedead---fronr-suff
cation.
St. Andrew's Chereh, Ilford. has 'Nem .
broken' into by thieves and completely ,
ransacked, the offertory boxes-beislee
emptied and the valuable altar croes
stoker.
A meeting of the •haet Harn fleancil
was broken up recently, all those pre.
sent being Wren with vlokant attacks of
sneezing. Some ,ene had s,prinkled
snuff on the floor. .
in threo years the Sheffield Iiioensings'
justices have refused 58, ileapees •and
paid 8220,330 in conmensation. Last
year alone they refueed 23 rcenses and
paid aut $67,a7a. • .
1.1411theitt-Zeethakejraereellariraileat
morning, Wm. Ward, a Durhane inineish
.found that his house leal been.; burned
down, and that his yeurigest on :bad
ageralejaathleelhe flap
It mry_____Ifs
of Leeds havel decided to proceed wlth
projects In regard to ,tewerage end
tramways, involvir.gh $6,$6,385,000tind
$450,096 rzspeetirwly. .,5
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It' IS simply fatal to -make a hlunde
ir'pditittc_Yireue,guittei_lefell.t.trnvefo....911_14.itrtermieeany
ineseAregkhErterth , agreement, regard-
isretIoroceo. lied till done so: Germany
would eolith)* Vora setpliestett II* did
not, and the r(%itit was Met Gftnlany
04 tor tokik tip., imist,t4 an the ee'rifero,
n'a-ef 1CO3 greatly strengthened her
TA- Preltif0-14-440414i-Atrkai: era 41161,
pe‘Jr, DeWatfte hiniself loStthegreatposts+
Ma tad Power.ikhieh_be wiekled so Noll
and orellie-WhOlet
The champion bluffer ts,,,,of ,00ureet
flusa. We all knew liti'depgns* the
pVM upon ,our Indian Empire. aut. At:
istati was always the In ber
,
try Cia1 tobthunkation• teem ,11u5!it 10
tt offedt that alas Cis+ fathei wFced
about Tier .beundary linexatorig the Af-
ghan frontier. Shona we haverio
100614 she weuld enicr into rettit;ots
ir'sith Afghanistan ter _the 1iOe1 dtlht
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THE AMENITIES.
-ptels
not half done."
.
iter Well, relish it then, darling.
NO dlitS713- FOR COMPLAINT.
.LandiatlY-"My, Stopaye. yetril eithet
•Itave, to •pay 40140 yeti owe or leave."
Slopey-"Thanks. The leat piece I
we* at they made me. do both." *
PROMMLY PARD0a&0.
"Though I may not have the power
toAraw an angel tom the...tale:sell=
pirrnahie—naloetheatallh," tag a quick.
witted inen-undismeyed- by tho-dtsmv-
that_ he ewasestandin on a lad
a re,
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TnU,sywonTift.
Jack "Do you 'girlie really trust elle
other?"
i)ollie---HOf mime we do p Ethel just
loid me she was in love with You. She
cenfided in me, because be knew
wouldn't ,\
The man vitio eninplimonts nine
men_ on, th.oir_lorihs ond_life tenth_ ore
hercleverness makes, bul one mistake.
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