Exeter Times., 1909-04-15, Page 24.1
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. in ray room, and bring me that
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civcd. ity-groat, granritather,
nct0401....0Ii1104r.0111-41.4411,Y to
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iritied,, "It wa in....t1i days.
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Vibe b
ef his* wet -tried steed rather
risk his, 'precious life upoe to
zezapieions novelty that had regent.
ly heguu to tor iho Hudson. He
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out of t wa on path into the shit-
tree- 4114: waited
A er v putouts, • e ore, 0,
etSiliate4oureeetoe-eaure
atie. Almost atlhat instant an ob-
ject whit:tett Iiiircittertereaptirg-
the hand- that liold his bridle -end
d,ropped, with a thud, to the ground
eloae.beside his horse. Then there'
o-wed.-sou-nsla--Ira-strttggie-,ewit
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"My relative wes in- the act oft
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ehi.41,',' '4 her father, insa more
kindly to "but you willItznake
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large dealer itt horses said
eon ly that 1u uqrs And more
googovcnirn.ut here s 1.0 stions
whe thorauhretita1hons\ have
iiPs; 'Oh, it iis dreadful to 'have we wi I 'n,.alk any more about it.
a stoop in one's ehoulders„ to belt am gl 4 to have it off my mind;
thin as & rail, with 0, f840- MC el!' You 1114 bring me the punch now,
eartiature ettel such crooked teeth.” and then I will go to bed!, . for I
"Uy Aoofmtor." Mr. Wellington ' *m vent tired,': the invalid, On -
resented, offer,. res , _tog mo, c4,1dalr with 41-_--stekry- sigh-. ,
mentor"Ivits alu-kg9.4Ali-,4-isq9 4.---.Mskimpottirrwort-4---- --
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0, „ *Due he failed to•ebtain eho Vint Aceouste of Its Practice Date,
treeesf either,- the r- ack t* Time of -1Ienr
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in-..lanuary wag* War. °nee a,
Week pour kerosene* overthe r4ost8,
iuto the or ks: of the bbxes,
and *along the (trap re boards.
•Ily makiriit. this a Week duty there
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Ioso their mu
unless timy ra,
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I the greatest .econoray
.lity wewil bre soon,.
ah stable ltkalluro r• ig4.1 curious t.o 4fee•for.•myself whaither
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to 1,160 ,48. a mulch, Provided it 14. wa$ blck as was paint, „ •
not irt glone to the trecia Orl..1-L51,. Gettilv there_ ,tillfittatttbra-
-"MI not be *fly' trouhle whew hot mid well s read so t at it task, ope
,`,':':,•%10.'P,04,#e„t2fit4Filleed-the stock -444
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" poor
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is originally, receives richin ni roach • Vilingoe-eir nn -it
tare, 'feed.- and Management, it ger of too much stimulation: • huntinftc.i.
'Won't he very long before it will One who. has been trained to en, hutsp,
turn into scrubs.. In this 'case farm life 'from childhood ought to of filth cam_be
therou inething I Om .
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BwIP roll able conditiair` as reasonable- p ‘zratriis- nania::--- inyweitirral, and
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as to. the nature o ematents. heed, he told him the atoll ° a gathering.. in its hosts_ a con. _natural inheritance ro,..the_peorer geoleiapples„. * would eho__,eeseienee_e the_eielef_ollleial____.:.:.,„
Bow, however, it. seemed -that. ho jewel;---Erbetiald-nri:m lit tributfone, Wars many of th-eimarks istack. _ __ . . be .yriul to look Abe mediate and --his -subordinate*. The ether ---
t---,'----;--'--4----_-.---sp-trattozri----sior .itti diens:
earert within the ndioieiler, ream,
the secret which 'had so long per- rerigthptointlaii bini_lhilneteri,totofor-u,renifse:tury,otr:tagn-w;t:rtim;yi ottifilditeht:oula-1:::.h.oinst:08nreeeeiyot customt:tle_inotifif, met,ritheo,
0041-4 leIrn i!h° .held --th„, twin rm. 4.4Englisk_publio_sehool_Aierl.eatdition„of......Ahe...,,E;e4 4.04....the_stass...., Evcb,c,,its ..jaigw.eded.4fiv,s,..goseizikrit.q.litical. exile,s-artt- herdellAegatiltAreeee...,-;„---.
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u ,1-1 : ou or was suppreabli t4irikraixti tbat ..b..ii A
. toohT,11::ten:upluobweitisrilaaf.d:i:iele,r::ad ne441:10.1 the
,ipoLadliI-st.....ndThs.070p, alt. ra,ie. nktoitx)!I tliz1,9vs: tottionlsbuttze whemerati401.1!Inasptifapteod.
she was about -to be. instrusted with
i a eep wie eo welt where one cow 1.farty poor .4041, s -now w4ste sla., otft Irere_and, them nistic-baarhava..-..--- ‘
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whiat u--74-11-lier fa---thor a chat:fiber.
• Prerent,ly she returnol, bring- T 11 been "hold.up' has its prototype.i.n, tit: isorowsingif.rtahpoitfrea$A.a,
,dismouting to go to the assietance titill remArn"-115°I'v'ed• -t -as method of !tatting_ money practised 4 3ioi ,eibetuernedsan, wt,oautid aebnitthi; ,fpalotrnmt,oweivuiltah hateeeermi:btritoifinta ; 11)neirttillior;o. wanisidaopwp:atto t:cgcrtlithoowitey,.. .
-ing-a...-sinell, blackened object that of the verso ' tt eked 'when a man something like an elephant.
about five inches long by threo by two others, All hot pursuit, who ever found-
') a a ,. Our bande, and I doubt if,tbe mate! ..4i tint.... lAergichrtier". itn.:10.,0opapilrairtd,.,.. .wauotowo,bvircihnoertededtw!eiet thtehlfseed_nuntweberer orifstotrewliet,yt.roetrereaVs weairnedottwerningrtohowlifluositesezbleh is. dropped from. t,,,he
Still, it, has grownigiAs. *n *pont) it i., nf tnn tom -;;-# '1.4
looked like -a* Simple bloek of' lead, 'dashed violently by him, followed
vt,ere cursing loudly over rho escape, to be a sort of sacred Commission, :---'-- ------- - ""."'1'"' - --s teatzti and' ot slo„W growth. It is whore grain and grass will not. And, now, think of the mournful
broad, and which she put' into her 'ItIton in the Fe.rties." •. • • . best to divide the pasture into two Swamps, stony . ridges, exhausted; silence and of t.he darknest. There
father's hands. of tlesir vietim. Loss than five olin,., in connectien with the felnilY alad ' •
. . * The origin of inontem isiouried in
. "Draw your chair beside me and uto later a piercing shriek .rent sol nowgive it to you, toying upon oblivion. The first, accounts of its, lots that the sheep may feed in one elils. and washed hillsides need not' are no birds ; there are no anime,ls,
pl h you the same oeirimatids---restore it 1 metier) .dat.e back to the time eV • -
until the other has opportunity te be abandoned. There is inoneY il0 save a few horses, and a. herd or
f $
eceurr
father and myself; hitt the. mystery
sit down ; I have something of great th ' f 11 od h I mo• st of them,•if .they are •set t. f reindeer, in and around
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ed, •a strange thrill pervading her aTiera3e,s 7telacis•talll: ahnlgahmwafctuned„, eltarto," he co* ne1g4cue:dedlt. (1g1;7', "tre•heio?"1"rlie:g4ert'llterlih-'06 na!na
it_bas h l'4ve-ryrutet144(5clirtes°717vrilal:tstte.:at-ti)fmrtleY.•It to •81..zee;baili'l it • PA Intaits't4orirryitturtime*s a year that
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iterfeir-strre thet one of-twtrirr may -change,• w 0called "Captain-- of Mon- emtgev jiivet-Jatien. heroes •m.tr,maxt_taxes
a woman's (-hands.' are the students preparinj for
' or comes, and it- contai
and mayhap be wi ling to aecorci
your father soinething 4131 respett, rec'eiVe. But it ought to he thought it not earning him eomething- duly censered, and money/tor a, few
when youeleatet--tita
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t iat ust pass ira
with a terrible fate, but whether
from -murder or -trecidenV-he-itev
• "Tou wilrpossibir-be-su-rprised--- - - -nove-for-theefiest-Ainterfalleneintr-.4
"c°m"-gar1761-2cirfi as "much attert ion ailheairdrifi's arid is out errTelce -r-av yit Ate-r6V e
' "Father,. it _makes mo nervvi toi Rio College on the fourt atron necessary to give t,he anirtml good privileged ones.' I dare say tho
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void of honor," the man observed,
, with a bitter curl of his thin lips,
•-..-,,, • --‘1wheu „I tell, you that- for twenty-
five years I have held in my pos-
session. a fortune, belonging to an
'other, and have* regarded it as a
, saered trus.t, even when poverty
_ k--T-ie tat titi-mTatTellTrali-
•t ere • if e ope o ever syit 4 lt proved. to be a paekage
, the -owner of - at. Esther, -in- '
wrapped in heavy brownpaper, and
aide „this unsightly. block of lead, upon examining it lie found a box
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there lies conce,,aled rt, jewel of---tlit) 4, thi's elunity-looking piece
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..., value, of a king's ransom!". * °°11'a'ning
••of lead. Ho thought it p- very in--
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. significant, objeet to have occasion-
, CHAPTER IL ed .the struggle and chase that
„ it ie, you ig mo, ler -tari-orinuTor,--m---rtirvoira-74-1.
. exelainied, in a wondering tone, •ireasoried that it zroglit haver -oh
lis ".....44.• ,.........ol.• • i - *.M.„..*.' $.4ii
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lie ark et etit In the man's handhead o one of the ii titItS b
t le trietrm, •was pre„,eame
echa----`7-3.f.gornipo les_a_.,Jk.,,peor hased
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• "He waited and listened for
nearly half an hour, tearing a re-
turn of the men who had chased
the victim; but they did not come.
back. Then dismouting, ho lighted.
•matches and began to search for
latt-fallenet
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ther remarked, in a tone o awe, the school. * the iitanost practical limit. There
while idle shivered slightly'. "SuPt n Whitsun Tuesday the h°3`13 °flare Millions of dollars sa,crifieed by
1 reckless care of horses. People
poso. it should be stolen from me I" the school', dressed in Pictureequei
"It will not be, child; do not costumes, formed & Procession t to ld° not seem t appreciate this vast
fear. 14. one, would ever suspect ! escort the heroes
that this tlumsy bloek of kad could ° chief hero was, of course the mon..1
of the (1331' The ; loss-. Horses are injured and killed
as if a hors& eest nothing.. Let u
of
con_raysk a treasurel.liere tem carain whose aloe' don had
iv it to_sneitireM-art o po -er Glen ace twelelleys befereUI
aga atrell will restore -m -r' evening of ‘Itentenz. 'tir• e
Esther passed .him the ease, Night." To him all the funds col -
which he replaced within the lead4. tinted through montem day were
en box, then fitted the end to it, given. ,
and carefully sealed it in its .place. • It was in t e gathering of these
,When this was done, he called funds that we an ate the trace. of
for 4 Pencil, with whieh he black- resemblance to the modern tag-
4- t Cereatia-boys.-ware-chosen-aa.
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mted-metal -shone -irright,. thus ealleetorsilwo-of t,hese-wpre
kart '-'1-re--ifrittactatilatV saiWitlffiffic--"'-‘fittt-zotin
been tampered with. forgo of twelysboys called "run-
• ften--beatitiful-f--eest
acirlyciy- -carried-a-painted-sta
yeeen--elitin-motrey-yagreared
huff -5d' on-soine--pomr-of -the -fo
.LUI$1* 4 . ittnata -QtY17
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historY-sza restiire this, to he asserby.a ti)11,, of money. • *
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,"I solemnly. promise ratite
-.the grepliaseshe--04v
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Norway the law requires th e sap-
lings to be planted, ,
There is such a thing as being
too honest. Some young men riev-
,ven try to -steal a kiss.
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- had *old -ber-site-:-Itlinost feared -o-make-hultets for theetitin-eriomp
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WAS Willi:40631 — 'hunter t g1it waste it
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- -What r -hive saslitail
._....f„,...spammitadAhls,,. which
has -lain loosely at. the bottom. o
my chest all' these years could be
worth !natty thousands of dollars 2"
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"NO. certainly not."
• "Such is the case, nevertheless.
_Ittu„„ohaem that_thkLeird, is some-
* what rough and mutilated," and
• be lbeld•.it 'toward her for 1.115/1t0-
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• "You will'understand why, pro -
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, poker r h ,_ and ettlitt ban
to nie
• • Esther'ter fact eLeriressing in-
creasing "s`urprise-oheyed, insert-
ing the utensil amid . the glowing
Colds or the open grate.
. - : -Met lvimin .1.t-thoe- letr -86"t1 , -ther's cariosity. got -the- better ---o
' at hiornents, 3 e removed ti and fier obedience, !4,41.4, ohoppimc off ,
RI- it to -her lather, .-trha had - - - Itatchs3
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,,,.., Iflue0 .1 a 1 threV(1) MI; found thil treasure which you o
' ' : "Now bring inst•this .coal hod, hold iti .,your,,,hands.."?.. ..
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he commaided: • - ' • -) \ ",ftoW vet's, stranger' Esther,,
She Placed it beside him, when
- carefully runnieg the point of the 'fliurfAtilmds 41;" ' 611° votti-4104 Olt
• re4;,,hot poker around the roughen. thousand vari!;eolored lighti that
flashed from the facete of the r i:v
. • „ ,..., ., ed end of the hex, it was ilIitittil
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. , . , 'car alidAiropped- inter-this-lroit---
,rhia done, Mr. wenitenri,drow never leant. anything regard*ng i '-
forth a totnaer box or leober oate: history, or the fate of the man who
to have faliekt into
from the leaden. casket, and passed Im'll* 114:430sext .
the river r . .
it to 'lk's .daughter.
't) 'it,' he briefly conunanded. 'N4fl the 'only gleam of light filet
\ -A.Inunit mechanically she raised was ever thrown upon the rooter
. .thic lid when, • a startled ery' of was. gleaned froirt e little folded
,k..;*..:4.*Iiing,1: wonderriol 4,elii.itt burstto . that was Otte into the to
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At - , t't ' 'WI!, whitl, tatiti, a read . it If ,you I
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,': '. . urest water,,aboitt- the be. dceaming, Esther examined' th
• iii*e of ,zrowzi Peas, set in kinit ease, and Viand the tiny 'square Of
' * Bo:no, i.while; rising from this fielded'paper,,which..1.441 gr04161 S'el.
,,,, _ _ rOlk.k, ,;!`11,9s7(41:1,i,li,litXr t '‘ filVti., tVit11 -age.. '.'She,carpfiall ._ '
' tritsy# SlItiOlitely ilawless-i'ir wifirA Arn-a-iiiz-Ti;''am,rieia-tlia '-iTiiitetitii;'
:It*, Mr; .Wellington had stated, "N ' wIttelt,weve wri.t'Se in 4 quaint
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ug. ts ransom.' - . - . ' , ,lashionei -hand i ', - - - t • t - .-- ---
- '---•---- ' ' -*...lipliOSO iiri ' •ovr ante ;you. list -
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. . ' It" : breathlessly- inqiiited rho,. ' y darling:4 renii s:on ro.4la ,
Aiitottish4 ''' « , - - ----.4---------• S, ;Ir. frIt.4,!? 411f4WYngers one of the'
oro you fir ,. estIon I eat only'y ' '01,,0tie ',iir idireli-T-liAt
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.. ortcf irw4,4v.ti Jr rOnlantet, hr fa,--,',witli the rickIaN$ of diarrtortd . I
'Aber rcturne . 1 * -;1.- ' , . ' ' teals mit betrothal; And when the
- "A romaros flow atranol!' :4trovils, art -spotoil *14.elt maks irai
''' • ' rather. tritirmuriA. autti !ondering -wife, its mite, still 'also he
it itlicttra droaming. - '0'014'3.. Treasure it t.letned. Ettbory
r...' 3 a *-1,.1,i7 iliat 'hitt Isvh .14.fiv green, 'for, aside tram itt great
• ,, 'tittlifuily h •:41 ',4,,-.-4tv„-, with Ole it i'lltte. , the . irettlerfat arsoeittimot
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ed,_%;these -conclusions he ut it
poc et, an reraotintin
his horse, went on his Vi -14.
"On reaching the city he „put up
at it m.odest hotel, whom upon re-
tiring to his room, he once mor
..extuninerl-the-ehiect,-thisetimeenior
leisurely. It still appeared to
only a valueles's block of metal,
414 tossing it into his portmanteau,
-liw-lkterirgIrt-re-nlzeTe-----e-tit, mai
la afterward, hi's wife found i
• 1 is Th.ek , ti 1S Q
_gardin ite Ifel.ola her -Tstoj
and ordered her. to throw it into
a box *conteliting other bits of lead
that were used to make bullets4
But ray worthy greatt.grfin(hrio4
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• "The phyalOati attend.
!ne prescribed, an my
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ieetielerearereeeip
thus, levied; in later years, a ticket,
WM given instead, and the money
*taalfiLlled,:ilaaltZ!„--.Theunty
of t,he tax -gatherers . was "Salt!
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etwoesaltebearertt-had-thetnere
dignified duty, of collecting from
the college authorities and -
guests.
h of thd tweitteerunners itoss act,
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W tit inde,
scribable eagerness . the' I)00r
wretches watch' t•he arrival' of the •
reiedeer or dog -drawn sleigh which
briegs news from home. It is •
THE MOST, PATHETIC SCENE •
zi---vatacsa24,-an,41-1-4,t
one..
Some Of the men ivent into hy-
eteries, others fainted, but the. Ma-
jority eried-eried like little, ehil-
dren, and eollapzed, for _the. news
is mostly bad news. A men callcd
Abrarnoff-onee an eminent phylsi-
tie=tar-wttirr-ttreol--grea...
for over one year. - A letter' Vitt,
.hro
we rieri',Wfa'rtillitift"-TiF.rtittlra
ever's-thi_ in
this"--abomiirattWelintalg:iturttrintv----
• one. to- e ev--ifir3ifitmia --
livm/rim that, his mother was dying. It .
Ibegan to, latigh etupidly.,
y
with whoda 1,70,s dining, quietly in-
formed me that AoramolI had been
aind dead ---in his din;
“flea,d 7" exclaimed. "Ile died- •
r then?"
hung biraself----the fool:"
• During the /en; winter months
It6 ontiroveirttlatontas-trremain- •
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t Admit whO was armed. • Such
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since, 1 Clad it most value
able- lit strengtheninsrand
buitdirlg up orte after a
severe illness, 1 have not
rheumatism since the
:time T44. wtioned •
to ifrittiliTaii'
a;)le Eriititsiort, It is my.
life stow, and, makes me
strong an4-healtliy.'P—R.
PICARD, Grand Ugne,
• For twti htindred years,
foreScoret Etitutszo*, canitt
Cod Liver Oil, was used for
rheumatism.
s,• runner might be in possession of
several hundred pounds before the
day was over.
Atirerage-„dike*
amounted to one thousand. p ,
or more. This wet all' turned o -ver'
Atia:„carttra'ut,„.oLuiett -
•this the favered•one had to pay, far
leheikfait. for thc firsteoree bun*
tired' boys.' 'and at +dinner for the
whole, tchi;o1. •If the captain did
net happen to be entirely popular,.
• tliese zne la Vale 'Vitae at expert -
nioclernfxed C4 Liver
-,0114.„the
partly • predi
• paLitahte find•suitableforthe
rnost dellettethild or invitla
It eoriclie* the bloodA tott,es.
up the tottreq$,tetn„'nd
11$
rough'wilful breakage -of dishes
ad recklessneet of *sat. besides
,e*pertstai the captain had to
INtl- the -teitehearerti,atia runners
nd: their attendant*. Often it
was anythingbut. a 1art0 portion
tot \the sent Whieli flnelljr, found its
4,ay to the tertteiyo *OW.
now tor tittorsis.re, b
,
44.4 t
Arai r.,ntadlotr!,.,
to.**01.41 toot it ribt44k '
wt.3
reeceetstetaiwiatetteile****.
tat*
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,
rndr '*
0
0 svagite of .,
' , and money,..
' of the stroke* to idt killed the
toin 1811*.tne opening of ther.tail,,,
,. „oroiaght, *proMiseuottt
wd Of speetators, a, gathering'
itible ,to, Vented. '
•
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prowl '40*, * tit lii
w*d*ys way he wott tbdi
,
$ V
1:1
ain't
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The i969 type Daimler, Is a petrol-engine-
le-eflIdefro.y4,__NyjAgl* tor ..-
uction,_e_coil0111
-
!Ace, at% neenvaTT-
o ay rriotor yet designed.
•
rittroduet400 has,calic'd forth letters
of appreti�iron a numbetotIeading
o
• hear out the' clitlin rnada for It by the'.
alloler Co, •
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.In their dirt tiart.
erfl lit • .
,
• 1only br the fire, ;, candles'" and
lamps are a luxury -the Mistrahl4
exiles sit. 14our after 'hour, talking
al the past when their mind iti Pat *
*pie .or,, an effort, but most of t it '
6 il4rit-- -411141---de • ,rate--
•-itC; e`nli,liy .a, 'certain. z
ty. teoffieiels do not feat!! ,eit . ‘, --:,
sions. ovr164)1,114 thi wreteliet
ese.spe I- Where shou/d they got ,
, They are, hAtttirr4.1.$ *Alt' itundrt-41 '
1,1* mil.* sway from tivilization, and
it..,.....
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lie ,cold,„ foreete, ie -4,
rIcing everywlfere for 4frictinia. - =
16,1'een.whi1e,, the otteisTs drizzlr,- fa -
• while *stay the, time. It, is their
ortlroeoupition., At loat,
get the, hortdrs of this fro
tide.' The prisoners nano(
v a, and they' do not ta
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with the *bcw mentloflcd letters. repro.
dued In taa tiltrillet will ba-sont post trte
to a11 applicants to
It
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..Aszveksti,
1904
•
0•4
"4.1$
$ If
a 4. • • •
F
tit'i'64'itr'rhellt:atmipettrauvritikoP'114i*Vm:illitIo17,47:1:eosied,f6ti':
raYiri-thetiglrfteeineney-,eirr.reitt,
, the rinser& light. 'but, that in-
inta, sair ttilt have untaplortd .
t *sefeitteit-i-,,eart-tM Brit. -
Medial Iournal.. This, *6'01
li;oree, , without tletiring to rai*a
alaf op�1 that radium will tar*
Ispri-wine stain, roigment4
hairy' tatole„, and tolhnt
-whialt\ • ha* ,not yiekled
-tintatti light, or the, Xray,
044 .i* tate "Attie*, ef, out
or* art.4.1to AO. #„
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littif stave 4 ,
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