Exeter Times., 1908-10-01, Page 2to impr�vc their cond
o o e the rapkl growi
tliem
c*re Inoul ft
ei,
'"'it of*
dcor,and wasthi
,(evx
sornewhat deeply. wake
aro to him, and spoke in * lo
to that Olivo could -not hoal
seognizei Mr. 1eIman,
severatoccasions bee
instrumontal in
-Wies
!nt one!; you. havo really
ery greatAtte
tain you any 101
noving one f
o8t in conifortabl
orally ,moult
than thoe, wide
sheds o in t
inoull
L4ngs,
more importanttha
“Pultef
proof, unless it its
ed. but it is o
IOElUtifll
ortre
s,tridge
sat
pit• Vfor
aitinm
•
„g it wore tonvath*
sic*" smile, Was ,
unexpectedly up
awn to*or ot,11-°114.er 4)31 rive t
erecl bar
I 1$°-.41morfvAtrtt, of 4it'S
t newhere, as Olive begii_3,,t7oii;.rliLL:
e
your Only,
be blgb (seante
o Dv to� earl'
ovum 6
Phipps? Victor Ketman, with
* chuckle. It :woad havo come
out chesper.."4-,_.
"What was the originat anns due
to our nephewt"..asked Olive.
4'1don't see that it matters
but it was twenty thOotand pounds,
-entieillof ita-ft he added.
-Olive-glanced at Martini -as, it for
some suggestion., ",X think
ask for half," she aid.
torly Impala lei.* Sax.drIfipps
ticidid7tote.4.-
We invoke the iddspr*to game for sPerate s
'and sec whatd you've *6
Oing‘
ler° not likelyto cc me a
it the y.i110.1tr6 %tot old
fi
mine nnd
or
Martin ' dieter back, and Vietor
Kelznan, * little less confiden 1
tban usual, -Walked across*
Olive was seated. She Iookod at
him steadily, and for a moment s
.ett tell; then he laughed and
ehruggcd hits,shoulders, and 'apoke.
'11/ dear Olive -1 haven't used
ou well, asia4"-ire *hate a out
with foot --agailX,. and looked
down at it, and then up at het
tand rm, sot You're tho mots
wonderfOl ivoMan. ..ever met, or
V1 t ,teU
re ,eryirau
-hearted loWlslititUldit*
eather
iich are dropping out have a ten.
enoy to aecumulate in the%corner
of the houses, and to form a haven
for inseaet, vermin ; but it does not
great time to sweep them
coital rt them
11
these o ,wo
0 eurlously4rosed taken. to ep the bout am
11. other; ve.rrulul and these may include
limo
twine with liyallg and perches,
use of air -slaked liineupon
T..717%T:
Va
Fortbis was to bo th-l*st
'without their knovin
presently to.,,via out ,(,,;$
n, %nth smiles and promh
was 110,,."Or to *et them.,_
agaii
wou Itve this! ut a
'DAUM lit'lrg
ottir-Makers should he , hot.
then only on two occasions, write
B. W. Narreaard in the .Londo,
Daily 04114 .bave they vzsited St
sburg,. and thcn 041
the opening of thc"fir
urna-antFattheconsecratiouof
and'r 11. on tlio t where
ask a botttc of dissinLt,:t
for licer, and
et
m4)1
Lord unrav; en has given
to Lirnerick to th3tablish two
shi t fiat training:1u
2', it,
Baltic 1' ay bait an :hour bytrain
from St. eterob‘frg;
heautiftilly kept parka
13 with mignifieent 01 ,tree
and gorgeous ,shrn114 ;with daint
'w it '-avilioterand work
sculptureof .and eantifut terrace
anci oiss 0 epaiac
"
a great lake with richly woo
horc and a :xf,x0S picturesque littk
lcd „440 ,Oreelt tomP*104, g1ams:oul
&rattly. **on
a stately- on tion
talian renaissance style, built b
Catherine U. It it,, however,
used on state, oaeationt,_at officia
tanners or banquets. The impel!"
t
6-143144%° ats liall
d.
4;0etes be to his
ervad*'roo:GlitallnliinuoutP4celievelloan'itifhltmegein
ad
c*
forwarded from Bue
Argenti
esulting in 'considerable'
kas took lace recently in the drap-
ery
es of Messrs. aawks an
Co., in Main street, • 1303-1e.
Mr. Alfred Ansell's jewellery.
shop, 'Donegal Place, Belfast, wait
obbed of several , thousand pounds'
.r
11-. by exploding a mine uncter
he clining room at- he Winter
-or*
<tort to h *served
leapt 0U- hly potted on ,the secrete per- .family as a rule live at a 'mai
hand'
and went forward l to nieet the girl.
"It's 111: right* Lucy," ebe odd,
"why do you 1(iOk SO frightened
*ontre not afraid of nle-areyou 1"
• 4A0! coure_no
said the, It -was only he.
Cans
ing their "business. ' •
re -water
bent in butter are: temperature
oE churnirrg, thickness ot cream,
*Mount, of • cream, churned at a,
time, -condition of -churning n •
working. of 06 iSiXt
„Under zornial conditions a thick
cream wilt give a l*ighr rent.
of over -run than a thin cream. The
ferent fir*. Of g 0 ii
than hi the other,'
, „.
xuorc.
• f"Three thousand pm *(.1 -and si-
lence_ on.both_sidesr itsked
"Silence._ '4• tcr
• 'Phi p' eagerly. .." it a bsrgain tiki
44 71 : WW1
AAA
„eyes ,
that there would be nodelay,
TW cittestion..6f comprotnile.'Indee,
Ifartin. ;Made 'eyrie.* sago 0
,whieh was at firat bitted* resent,
mrcustiristance
IS ill
t ;yu1n *n4 abo
eense out .being
a. bet-
ir-abnut giving up titis, o
or; lieeastseyou
-
beiieva , • d I should
unless u 1ike*of course)
v you to hake :kind •
n her feet in a mo n
hhands held out to hint,.
IIe eaught tern in 'he, ana for
moment looked into her eyes ;--an
there wogs no smile Qrtilltitt fate then
{-turn *way- Oitt,.*--worit!-
lit rt. , 0.nod
awung on his bat with the
fah, and was gone,
In 'shill see, You to -mo.
Mirtio, as Olive
nove'mnnt $0,,sclue fewr
like t� ell him
'1 would•like 'to tell.
need never-he-Orald-of future
*id 'Lucy slow 41'llot that, he
*skid
Lk e him
best. of
Ou -4 4 +40---nla
W041Cyou
lin 7 on
sista-Olive,
ritios s been
ound:het„mon
'hn*iftgfr
wilt
7-6c-ait'eiit bit tI
orie-thira fulls T110ra
smaller palace nailed the Alexan-
- : -
-In.lifeiy-the4ourtineve
-Peter-
hof, on the Finnish Bay, and stays
there till autumn. }fere 44w -there
are vast*int gniOoent parket extend-
ing the whole way -OraluenbaUra,
tight opposite OrOMt
TE PALACE
0 st I rge , e
on. 1:low r
luncheon t 13ne being informaln
by the
r
THE toltr170504:
findingat
Thm
e table laid
IR
0. lit e 'Oran
"Next tim
uches
rooib'lunch
dinnerAfter h say good
night and the Czar .gene ally plays
billiards, of which -hts is very ;fond
or tbero xr-ttrositriot whichhvis-
ondcr* being•hintself a skilled and
ubiin
during tile lastruafl *id wee
ustutil
onttne'
Bon. .
the .,third 'Earl of 'Enn,
Cole was it 046 tini the Hackney Society.•
four boys who es
: frorn the Malone.:
'
Belfast, two were, recaptured in
fwld ne&x-thecitY. They.liatl ,sp
;under „: -
atli is announced
ztote, of. Sir 'Eyre
, Who'was,bornAt Mnkstowif cast
04.,,,Cor' MO, and-- who, for
vcars rulcd the, Lention Fire•
practical ,test :estatiliShin
n fiurs for the unemployed tittr,
Pa _
th� week in Belfast hid
tv:.4,5-0911..t,".1) toe,„•191'...t
ie
1 1 •
0140
the sut
co _
"Illtere-
'‘.thepDair
' ational,
ale than those o
Vcraailleen -t-tv -a or. eauty and e
ore than-rxval theni:
In a corner of the park right on
t 6 ssoreo e.sea, s e te7r c-
-bind
ma • sentinels and mounted
T66t.„VP, CeS
12141IAtedg not ninth bigger than the
average dwolling Isonto-tif- air
ordin-
ary landed proprietor. 'Tbo 1
,of these is ittbabifted by the iniperi-al
faniily. Theseoond
at he -tmlbresa-
ly not ver
r.orn ?!.ttaliti*
place -
that , often :done by' fai
ueky-that !or of the butter i
- gain,r lured and cannot
111
and fa, treatratn
that emtro.xs 'very ,1.1
1* ready *n-ct- waiting for him
1: world
ght. RunAtolt44fort____ 41.41diet
n 'waiting would youti
el I was. excited hem l•
;the thrust the girt away, and
ked her as abe raced off'to'
6 or witerf,
euelittml
u want whit kind of
man, ot,.,1001r. at bit ed.
trops.. ;nuilter.how
.
,-ina'fbrat himself UP) •
1 talk louder and * 'gra*
he:Can.,
inan 'to -morrows
o be done,ryou. kn
Pent, and two b
* great iva won
- 4
so ,that it may serve as an abode or
Op imperial family;
It was tilt used wbot attior4
of the imperial children, h
offering - from ineasies the . target
esitlenc- had to bo disinfected and
rePtafect----
timo move
ily ecovirea their
y her AO char/bed 4.6,441
ear Is/ year now :lone or the
of the irls nlssda feeling ill,
isly called for, and sought br don't feed
id Ily told the new, It is Oueetttarted
ed nut into he r 1141 tiptl of it fed on yo
To be Continucd.) cent. o! its cost, a
- food aloe,
- There ever
the prored to be zuch a wonderful
414,
restoring //, have been
ow told that the sego .
the
igh
curs ports 'aro .
•slice -
0611. 1Cornstroffy Comanmder of ,the
GuaillTsn-a-i—tu ---Utortg s titants
• rill offit
,
.*.
-,--
plaY9,t-AT-
tennis
Aso
He taloa great interest in Motoring;
and nearly every day pesoot for *,,
drive with Prince Orloff, who is an
expert cbauffeur, at the wheel, ITe
I autuinn cruise irz' the Vinish
of
,u
-34.0**0a the hildren,
Fkieular looking forward
full of .ncerel expertt,
le to lea
wholly)ut(luor life,
-e' bit* .about the%
t 3 srt
ee-tts4teing-t1
U OU 0
ms,jor t
he. Only
rtets:::
-ttropolis had a fat different look
sir the revealcr of the habits and, ,
of the English people. One
not'_./0,01c for evidenees
they , were -brutally
ji and brutally ohtrusivc.
niun -tunduliwoman
and shameless in her drunkenaci
as the common London Man. The
saddest sight,' in alt this blow°,
‘stirely is A woman reeling st, the
bar of some public house, Inutally
with & ViSkir.iit her bread.
this
_thaltip.tu:ett;d.ttelinie_reith.to
1ms 13:11*-1i"Langeriiiiteidatti-
way* ape lob
The thildren
"' they It'
revealing
rd signs of tiler ar
i
seen i.ts* ative ab
ice of that whieli ; year'
..paluttilly 'citreinort,,,,-the C9c
r in' his en alt handl. on
,
ars th�
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