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y; The Recollections or a Country Nobody, y; Hi


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WE ARE OEEERING THE VERY FINEST QUALITY OF


CURRANTS, SUL.TANAS, RAISINS. ORANGB, LrBMON & CITRON PBBU. STONBD RAISINS, GROUND AL.IVIONDS All kinds o f CAKE DECORATIONS Our own make o f MINCEMEAT.


W. O. CUNLIFFE FOOD SPECIALIST,


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8, M A R K E T Pi^ACE, CLITHEHOE T E L . 1 0 3 .


Miss Coneron F. S. M. C., F. I. 0.,


Sight Testing Optician, H7, M o o r L^ane, C l ith e ro e .


(BY EXAM.1 Haydock Bros. Ltd. I


R /V n SG R E A V E LAU N D R Y AND D R Y C LE A N IN G W O R K S , B L A C K B U R N .


E X P E R T AND L A UNDRYME N. Saits and Costumes Dry-Cleaned and Pressed, to look like new, from


C L E A M E R S e/6


MotorlVan collects and delivers each week in Clitlieroo District. Send P.C., or Phone 5400 for van to call.


By BUCOLIC SUSAN. Sucli queer littlo iucitlonifl and sucli .queer


lit-tlo pci-soiuiIiticH .stand out from Snowland tlays. There was the little old man who hired out


ski-ing ai>|«u*atu.s. l ie liv<xl in a tiny place into wJiicli yoii <lescoiuleil liy tlireo or four steixs, and I nsotl to wumk*r Hiow ho woulil faro wJion the thaw caino, though .[ daresay the antiiorities have seen to it that tlie quantities f>f watei- resulting fronv the niolU ing snows liavc ilollnite cltannel.s hy winch to inako their c.\-it-. J-le mea.'inreil his <‘!ients for tlieir skis by requesting them lo raisii one arm aa high as it would go above the Iiead—then a ski that exactly fitted from the toes lo the middle linger o f the rai.soii hand was just the ski on which the client wonUl balance i>er- fcctly. !Mnch bettor it was in every way to liiro skis like Uiis—they wmo pretty .sure to i)c welUsea.soncd, and former toniporaiy owners would probably have put in hours of


caro of them and used up bottles <»f siiollac on their pro.'iervatioii ami iniproveniciiL. Last week I .saw in a Unulon daily news-


paj>e.r Jiints from an expert, so called, on Winter Sports. He aiivised Jiis girl-rcailei's


not to skate in liigh-heeied slioes ami his men not to ski in cloth-lopped hoots. 1 really do wonder where ho lias done his wint<*r sjHirting. Seeing that tlio .skates in use to-<lay are all of t.he tyjie that are .scr4.-w<.*il to the sokv; and heels nf the boots and. in eonse<jnence, put that particular pair of lioot.s out of action for any other pnr|>ose pro. teni., I ilon't know where anyone would In' found willing to screw on for any girl such skates to .suclii shoes iLs this expen. tle.serihes. I never saw a sluiler in .'-hoe,';, eillioi* high or fhu. of ho'-‘I, and 1 only saw one pair of the old strap skates among hnndreds of jierformors. old and young. As to the i-lotli-iopp«’<l l»<Mits for ski-ing', ilie i>oint that j)n:-:zl«'t'. iii«.* is how ilie >hi.s were to ho secnri'il t<> such lioots. SUi- boots are fearful and wonderful articles of w<*ar and nnhf>s inoinory is .i.<‘rving me an impossibly .suiirvy trick they havi‘ hiickles at the sides thmugli which to pa.ss the .straps of the .skis. I ratlier lliiiiK' that ** 4‘xi>ert ” luul no right to hi.s litlol


Quite hy aeiideiii 1 di'-^cowred the fact I f i Sfi ^


Irogan to talk and it transpired that the nowJy-arrived was also a ministor, though of tho Free Church. His dress was that o f a layman and liis speech was tho RiKH.‘ch o f the people—iiiot ungrammatical, hnt rough and Jiarsli, with a liardne.s.s found only north o f tho ^Icr.sey ami Humber. TJioy exchango<l viow.s on their worlv— tho


Nortlierncr had a huge Clmrcli in a big in­ dustrial centre, frequently having an ntlciul- anco o f a thousand men at his Sumlay after­ noon class. Ami 1 could quite .see that the rugged carncstiK'.ss of Uio man would make appeal to tho plain liearer.s from whose ran];s ho had raised him.self. That tlioy valued Jus labouj’s was shown hy tho fact that tliey had sent him out- for a month o f .sunshino and cliango of .srcne- after a severe hroncliial attack.


“ 'J'lio<jnly time .L have a little leisure.^’ the hai-sh voice iiroelaimeil. “ is in the middle of


^tlio Week'. .1 take out iny cycle and ri<l<* any­ where so long a.s it is into the quiet sjiace?,— sometimes into Cheshire, .soineiiiiic.s Vork- .shire, some times even J.)erl»y.shire. Any wJiere lo got a whole ilay away from jHiople.” “ .Decent jilaces for limelieoii in tho‘<o


wilds!''’ ’ aske<l tlie Anglican. ‘ ‘ 'J'hut iloesn’ t botlior me.*’ riqilicd the


other. Wlien I. feel liimgry 1 just sit down in tho licHlgc wherever 1 may Im.- ami make my meal ol Iii'cad ami cliL“ese and a I'aw onion.”


tins jn-oduct o f Oxford, who had probably never been in uncultnrod company in liis whole life. For a full live minulc.s he gaz<*tl at the unusual .sjjecimen beside him; then vqaeulated, “ Mow vciy extraortlinary!” i diueklcd at my end of the seat ami spent


a joyful ten nuniiles speculating on i he pi*ob- ablo happenings could an e.Ni iiaiige o f Hocks he arranged hetwecn the two sheiiln-rds.


I


that three prices foi- tin* .'•aine article is tin* common rule for tln .-'O ic.-'orts— ilm lowe.'-t lor ihe native (iei iiiati-Swi.ss :iml A'isiting Cbu- inans, the second for tin* Kiiglisli. and the liiglie.st of all for the Americans—this la.st, j ^jipj)o.-ic. on the prim.-ipb.* that i f a man couhl | shcK.'k.


alloixl lo coniv hum Aiiujhji lo ili>imri iiiin st.'lf among the .snou'.s lu‘ could albu't! lu bi' what ho hiiiLsclf woiibl tlc.^cribc ;is •* .''tiing.” British ciedit stood high - a Ihitish chrijiu.' was acccplcil anywlurv' uithoui ijiic.-^iion aiul a I’ntuhcr imild lia\c goixls of almo.'.t any value .sent on ’ * Jippro.”


.\imlhcina h. on


tho man or woman wlio lir.'-^t blots that while iccoixl! AnoLiicr llung tlnii made 4Hic proud to bt-


bmg to i>criidions -Ml'ion wa- iln? very jihlcgm tliat cants cMiitcnijiL for ns jibroad. Tlie l’'reiichmcn sdways .'-x.'cmed i«» nn; lo be making invcrtvi] ca])ital I/.s of t Ix'msi, iv<‘.s


quite tinnk tiie Xori h-conn try man wotdtl have had non.s enough to probe’ to the man­ hood hLtieath wlmt they would liavc called the la-ih-dali-nc.-.s *’ of the Aiiglictui. nut would ihjit fashioiialtle .Sotn.lK-rn eoiigregjitioii (•\or hav(‘ dige.sU-tl the barbarian who luiicln'il <m raw onions? I fear tlicy woubi liavc givcii liitii M


O time to jiroie tliat lie wa.s iT'allv


a diiimoml. though un«-nt : hut to this day I jx'gret that the <*.\periment could not liaw- iieen ttil'll.


:V !Mc<ln-al .Mi'^sionary gave nt«* a very bad lie allowed tlic collection box to pa.'^s


him by at service lor ,l'\>M>ign Mi.ssion.s. and wiion I told him. iimoceiiilv «.nough. tliat I eonid Jiave lent liim change if he had askeil a.s w<*


he never gave t-o lu'omisi-tioiis elforis o f the kiiul, not being sure as to what, proportion of tho money <‘ver Maeheil the aeinal liehl. “ I like to hav<* my money's worth,” lie a<jde(l. “ and lo stM


'.mall girl Ironi tlu . liims ami am paving for Ik'T ujibiingiug ami training a- a m-eful


lioiiieslu: sersant. ,\1I my * eolleetioii mioik’n' goo.s on lier.'* I '•lill think liii-- the ueird si doetiine i..r


when they were not burying their e;irs in I a man who had devoLsl tin? lx st vo;ir.s of liis their shouldcr.s in tin.' cveria.sling sliriigv. As life to tin- .Mission l-'icld. Where would h«', for the Hwarm.s of (Jermans, they ea.sily , his eolbsignes. and the wlmb* Field it'-elf he divided ^ t Ik ni.>--Ives into two «*lasscs— the , if 4*v<'ryoiie refraimil iVoni giving for i he “ B oots” and ” Doormats” of thl^ I./omlon J sanuj rea.son ? But ihis man wa-. tiie play of about i« n years ago. I ha«l many a ' .strangest ma.s-s of eoiuradielions I iiav - e\s r fe«'iing of actual physieal nausea lo M'e whole i mei — on the one h.iiid .s«'lf-,sacrifici' and d*-- hem-hes of “ Doormat.s” rise one after j voiion to ihoeausc of the .Ma-ti-r wIiom* eom- unother Irom their M-ats and sw^ ep oil' their | inaiid. ‘ Co y,* into all tla- world,” la* had varied ehapeaux from their square iiead.s iii j obeyed literally ami gl.,,llv. ,*n t},,. oila-r lUferom-e to .>-01110 “ B o o t ” who look good | petty little tmaiiiie.s.so.s in nione'v iiialUT'.. in


care t<) tippropriato the very iiiiddle of l he i liis avoidant e of his lair siiare (d’ expenses iiiid the grahljiiig of any small privib-g»'


street in orilor not lo mi.ss ;i singh* one of ihe oliseijuions .salutations.


.lunkers I '.iqijiO-.e


ihe.so Boots ” were, and the others—well, ju.st not junkers.


'riuink (omI a deevnt


Brilisinu* has nothing in eommon with eilhi'r llie fsicile niee-mawing of the I'lencliiiian oi-


6 2 ^ COUKTY BANK THE MANCHESTER COUNTY B A N K I3T.


S U B S C R IB E D C A P IT A L P A ID -U P C A P IT A L . . . R E S E R V E F U N D


Head Office -


£ 5 ,4 6 0 .2 0 0 £ 1 ,0 9 2 ,0 4 0


£1.000,000 55, King St., Manchester Foreign Dept.- 59, King St., Manchester


Liverpool Office, 53, Dale S t . , Liverpool (With Foruign Copartnicnt attnehod).


LOCAL B R A N C H E S :


C L ITH ERO E.. W H A L L E Y . GISBURN . . O H A TB U R N ..


. . . .Y O R K STRE ET, ____ KING STREET


MOOR END FARM HOUSE


(O,rnor Grindleton & Clilhoroo Old Rond.) 158 Branchoi In Lancaihira and adjacent Counilei.


Every kind of Banking Business transacted at Home and Abroad on behalf of customers.


158 BRANCHES •c I Manngei ; iH . H. W H E E LER tlie .sickening kow-towing of the Tenion. j Inr .-sin.ill et. ‘ lera- of Iunuiv and eonifon'


y'.ar.s, ,\ jingle of half-a-doz<*n .sleighs I'om- ing up tiie hill, with exi iusl diailm- am! lauglit<;r rising aliov*.? tin- mnsit? <»f tin* helN. A tlashiiig <lozen nf the fancy ilressi's to whieli finishing lonclien were l:«‘ing given for tlie Christmas .\ight dinner on tlie morrow jind :i liurned opening of iloers and seizing of wraps lo fatliom tlio iny.siery vif tlie unox jHCted visitors. It was tin* ( ’hoir from the I'iiiglisli Clmrcli. and ne’er forgot shall ho


eltlier their beautiful singing oi- tlu- still glory of liie snowy s<>tling.


And yet another voict*—hut nothing


glorious about this one. It was .simply an amazingly cool voice, tlie eoolesi voice in the would 1 truly lielit've. Its s|)ecial brand «)f ciKiliiess was ntst'rveil f<ir im-n only, unli'.ss an e>'pecially silly tyjK* of womanhood hove, along, and its owner was ('harloti<*. of Aeadoinv fame. ” Hello. .\Ir, Seaton,” ((.’harlolie nov<*r


indulgi’d in Cliri.stitin iiaim*s or nieknaiiu's where theliati-d s<*x wa.s 4'onrerned D “ when did yon arrive?” .she asked a.s I -at chaliiiig


rather alfecleal-Iooking young man—a tvpe particularly ubominateal hy the wilfuHv ‘uii- convenlional Charlotte.


Mo must liav<‘ lelt Dondon hy the .same


tniin ycsterdjiy,” .slic exelainietl. “ Strange I saw notliing ol you. Did you come first?” ” .1 wouldn’ t have come out at all i f 1


couldn’ t come first,” was the very huffv re­ tort. *' I. always travel first.”


And Charlotte, wliose means would have


enabled Ikt to travel tinywliere in luxurv hut who .scorned to use aiiy hnt the tliird- chuss in Kiiglaml and would* liave gone third on the Continent if third there had not heoii a degree worse than oiir cat Lie-trucks, looked him slowly up and down, and with chin cupped in palm said aggravatingly, “ Dear me, what a Jot you have mis.sed in life!” Tiie man


tunitHl away huflily and never sought Cliar- lotlo’ s society again. Paddy O .Driscoll, too. lookeil coldlv upon


P re sen ts fo r all occasions PHOTO FRAMES in groat variety and styloa.


COMB SETS : : IH L IT A R Y B RU SH E S


: : BRUSH AND : : L A D IE S


VANITY AND LEATHER BAGS at most roasonablo Pricos . . . TREASURY NOTE CASES : : CARD CASES : : PURSES CRUMB SCOOPS ; ; COLLAR BOXES : : FOUNTAIN PENS ; ; COMPANIONS WORKBOXES and BASKETS. CANDLESTICKS and CANDLE SHADES


INKSTANDS. Advertiser & Times Offices


OASmiB STREET AX'D MAI 7 t


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her aftcj- sinnpling tlie voice. Ihuldy ‘was an inveterate {nirsiier of any young jirctiv faco that showed ujioii hi.s horizon—Tia<l. in fact, a now inamorata every throe days or so. His rhapsodies iKcanm tiresome at times and wlien h« dcficrilicd the very latest acquisition to his string of cou<|nesus as lioing tho jiOKsefssor of


Ulo ‘ I most wonderfully liquid oves o f brown ” CharlotietH cool (piory came, ” A\lmt exactly do you moan hy ‘ liquid’ ? Is it what an JCtist-cudor would call ‘ Iieciy ’ With tlio mon-folk alisent, Chai-lotto’ s voice


l ^ ’amo all Unit a womaii’n voice need bo__ tbc ” over soft, gentle and low ” voice that


I^ ir old l>oar pronounced to be ” an excellent thing in woman.” Even after all the.so year.s tlio romemhraiico of tho contrast betwoon the two causes mo oxasiKTation. ClinrloUe wa.s 0110 o f tho fow women 1 have known who would have been better for cavewaiid-iub mctlio<Ls—and w’ould have lieen well worth tlie KuMuing akso, which couldn’ t bo said o f all Suffragettes.”


On one ond o f a scat on tlio rink sat a


new-comer watcliing tho .skaters. And to him came a moment later an Anglican parson with ” ’Varsity ” writ largo ; ^ n ham in mannor, bearing and speech. Tno two men


to her over a (Uip of tea oil tiie dav o f her coming out. “ Jly thi.s tram ” was the reply o f the


mlvantage ior iiim-elf no matter who lo.-vi by it. Ill* eh<.s‘rfnlly ;dIow«-d women of means to low him .'ihoui and pay all e.\in-nses. though h<* wa.s \\4'll-if>-dj> himsv'It ami, c<>nnU‘<.l on ilte emolimiein- of his (olleg.? F« llowship


t.liougli it may ho both insular ami hueolio to . .Mr.s. .Maeflregiir. a .'^eoteii-Ameriean. was so prefer this tyi»e! \’ oice.> of carol-.singeis coim' acne,; ilte


! procc<-(h«l i{. U'li Iiiin «'xactly wliat sin* I ihonghtof liiin. Ii wa.s not


incciisud :it ln.> calm ac«-cpiaiu:«.' without tlu- smallL'St atU'inpt at rcuini of ho.spitality. of all sin* bixtowctl iijion him. that hofotv '-hi' ilroppod him -h-- pinned him in ;i 4'urnt‘r and


th(^ jM)or wieU'h gri'w whilor am) wliiiv .1 i ‘ h the nK ciIej»> ml ument. \v f \ have realise<l


L


- j .said a.s In*, made his e-enpi* wjis^ • * j AlacCregor,or woman !”


e iiKrcik-j»> indictiment, w«‘nt on: it.s trniii.


I ih thinkiidv vou vou ari* a vmV;**


lio\vo\'4*r. ri


j But he did m»t improve in thi* sligli ' whetlnr ho «*vor iri<‘d to was Ijiiown onts


’


vitv;** ‘ 'rt


ri-4'it:il and lie nr ^


for alpL | • ‘


in together he inl'ornu<I iiu> that .1 have never semi a more amazed man than A2^ ^ j iT ia m i AND TIMSS, FRIDAY. JANUARY 4, 1924


itself in a* violent outburst o f vitTipcration which, culminated in tt bad fit o f liysto^a. And


novor was tailor’s account settled .n aucli bittomo.ss of spirit as tlio one ;or that


Blanket Coat. Yet I learned to U» soiTy fo r p<x>r IJJi later.


AVIion slio came out the following winler with stacks of lovely sports cloQt^s, she promptly liocanie oiigagod to a haron«t’s son who, unablo to fikato or ski hinisclfj[|e(:auso of a slight limp, selfishly <niado her puy the part o f spectator with him. Not ono_ after tlio aiinounecinont o f tho engagementj od the luxH* girl don skating-hoots or skis—a ’-ohog- gaii rim now and again liad to cont-ei'.- her. And tlio irony of Tt all was that th o ‘ ‘ on- gagomciit,” a.s so many other like Iriiday contracts, came to an end just one .iontii after home was reached!


(To be continued.) ; HDW IT


tho present an outbreak around Sett interest.


sneoumbing fj^i tlio nialad>% wliorcas loot and month duuse is rarely fatal, 'r i io ou t ­ break is lift nientioiied in the J ‘ Settle CliroiiiciL-■


the following h-lor i>r iho AD V T . TA LK S. I,


Again let me remind you not 5 to forget the women.


NTcw.spapcrs, said Sir Charles


Higham, whom wo quoted last week, wen' extraordinarily val­ uable mediums in wJiicIi to advertise to women.


In


appt'uling to tlie women readers lie had often increased the turnover of his cliimts three­ fold. As an efk'ctive way of reaching tlie largest number of poofle in Lite .sliortesl space of time there was no medium a.s pow.Tful as tlic ncwspajier.


Voinen tverc the buyor.s.


Hc,'siipposc*(l that SO pur cunt, of Do .artiolo.s piii'chasod in (his oomtry were piircliased hy ■whiiori. Thcrefon^ advertisu- meds .sliould ho uTitton (n apioal \o the women, and if thy wore written so that the av'i’ago woman eould mider- sC’.nd tliom tho average man w-iild ajipreuiaU; tliem, too.


WRITE YOUR AUYJ’S. VrJTi: A SPRCIAL APPEAL


X) THU WOMICX. IT PAYS YJU.


^


” a.Septcinler 1st, ISGo. when Council was


insciTod textrilf' on ly ) ;— Ami wlio;ns a <*omagiou.s or infcction.s


ilisordcr 1ft lately appearcil. ami now


l>revails aiing catilt^ witli the metropolis and in £' ucigiilioiii’hoiKl thcrcol. ••{ which (liMirir i Ik* nature was at tlic linu- of nmking ie order next ln realler m-.n- lioiu'd umk5**i'b *'*>t wliicli has <inco Ik’cu asiH'rtaim.do Ikj o f a tyiihoid iiatur«'. and is generaII;(icsigiiauil' as the ” <‘atsb* pingue.” hi may lio rc<-ogni.'-;od iiy tho iollowing fenploin.*.— t'li'at dd‘<-''‘jioii of vital power>. irc-


quonl shi*riiig. ••laggerini; gait, i-obl <*xtrei:iilies onick and short bro.ulnng. droojiiiig hie, reibii ti<-d ey<'> wiili a Uis- chaig*^ iVn them and ai^o from the mxstrd.''-. ofi mucous nature, raw looking pla(<>.>.


roof purging. ot initii.


inin-r .vjib’ of the lips ;iml <l\>cn;cric


diarrho


uuiiiial ua- iiirpri’l^d {<> mean ‘ •any tow. ^ lieiiL'i*. bill!. lliM'k. o\ or calf.” Aho any


'rile oid'-r Jrilu'r ua-nt. mi to exieiu! its to ail |rl:. <if Ibighiml am! iln* word


P‘ ’rson in pos.'.-f'ion <'f any animal labuuring nml.'f tin- «li'rd<*r must repoi-i it i«' tiio fu. “ JMayor 01 iln r principal oll’n cr ot ilic


.■^corporation, o il « 1' win rc. to th.* Clerk of ^•1 iho .In-t:<o-, icting in .-nd for the iH'.tv miud <):vi&!i <d th


\ni iiori.-.ilioii .'.IS also g iient of \'*-ccn-'i'y Suij rilli fnl!


ill animals d'tig of the dis**aM* hail to ii4* m iod. if iv..!«>k on th<'pivmi.s4-.s wlior.* liwy letl. ami if (U bnru*d with th<‘ .skm ilu* nil to In.* . nrifi4'4l or ilpinh-i'ied m any !.inner i in . it j > In tiic s.mi


ronnty <*r <!is; rn \ eii for t In* apjioint- :eon-- or In'i»"ctiirs. I with ihv «li.>^ca-o.


• ct or tlioiiglu fit. an a<lvert {"('meat w .is


I'liant farines within tin* .*5.-tile Fni >u. to klielfl.it tliD^’-'iin ) loij"** •


'I'eli.'-cu- '.liig r- ••eniiv«* m.-;i"'ir- • • and > it applied’; .so | have taki'ii a


BCLTON-J3Y-UOWKAi\i). “ Ing out ih<- (>hl, I’ liig ill tin- .\cw.— .V


lew j im .t i ' i)cln:<- malnighi <m .Monda\. ;li.


diui;i| Iwll.*- \’.>u- inng am! cnniinucd until till* i i ’.'toi 111 tin- .\'i-u (. )j|LDi;i-:.\ K.\'1 )-:i;rAl.\KD.


Un ’nurMia^ ot i.i-.i wrek l-otli tlioilay and Sniia.\ .''clmol cinhirun wt-rc em» rtaim-ii t«) ;i mos cii.i«A.il)lc evening l»y tin* .\bjilKi>' I om- mita*. 'loa wa> jiiovithd i.) whuh aii dni amj- Jii.->tn«. 111.;, uas itdlnu ,.,1


gaim'


nut alter (.-(I p.m. afu-r vvidcli a tonjumig cntiuainnn-iu wa.s given l.\ .Mr. U'ildwan. m .Machc''U‘j , u hii'c .‘-iciglii nl haini perfunn- aiii.s d*-ughteti ln»tli i|n- adnlt> ami junior.*', tian- well aUcrwjird.v ag.iin jiidulgLal in. n^.'shnn-nt.'- being liamletl I'onmi.


l'!acJi


did wa.s aUenvards presented willi an origo. apjile ami iiag *>f nut.'-, t 1m* young-tvi^ gCig hoiiU'. i.irecj but IInaougiil\' hai>i>v ;‘U.\VF|{j A.\D .'■^ri'PKIL -A jvpn-M-ma-


li< committee np.tit much imu* in preparing Ic tho annual enlertainiiu'iit whidi lo'd; phu e U


P'gramme was given hy tiie -«dn-oI rhildrea. Aliough alt d.'t


J Now ^eal*’^' F\e. the


“ J don’ i. want


.Margery ami Peggy W'llkin.'^oii. whihl |other l«)ur girlt-. all very "mall. gav*.* otlua* song ami ilam-e, wliidi m<*i with .Several carols


iuicil out CticiI out l»v»y Belle Fiaiilihind.


otlua* song and ilam-e, wiiidi m<*i noral appreciation.


; himself. He alienated dozens of iieopie.’ aml [" 'hreil witli exeelletit - Ifei l. Several ■ even ilnxs«? who. km>\ving his is^oisl. stuck tr> R*latioiis ami lour dialogue.-- wen; indiuh*d him through all his ."oeial snuhbings fouml it hard to reconcili* llie imni on furlough witli ihe man in the thick <»f tin' liaitle. a volun- tary exile Iroiu liom • ami friends.


I l ia t liatelul ” ge’t-soim*tliiiig-itjr-?miliing”


laying,” was ien*iv4*d with miidi apjihiUse. yrs-oinl part ol ihe jirogranune was a


spirit wa.s 4*veinpli(i4d to tin* full l»y two kc^'h hy iIu* •* Bolton Amateur Drainatie


actres.-4*s who "bed the ligiit of tlieir jiehixided '” ‘-k*ty.” eniiih-il- “ l^nch* Sam.” h vxa.s lre,ss4*s nml the glory «;f tlieir radiant jK-r- 'f<-‘''^‘»itud liy .Mes.si.s. I). 'riiwiieml, B. Parliiii- .sonalith " 4»n 4nir esiahlisliiuciii..


(litroi'ent eiim|uni<;>. Imili were ■■ iv.stinK.”


l*'r«jm' P* hranklantl ami .Mis"e.s !,. C ani]> and I’arldiison. ami all ae(|imie<l theiimelves


Tlmy la-elessed to Ih’ Ineiiils, timilali eaeli was‘ "'*-''r U'a rliair was talceli liy i he liev. C. C. seel'etly jealous ol. aiul opeiilv ratli.-r


alioiit, the Ollier's liiaiKv: ami limn- t h a n ' •” j


had atiri.4‘te4l liic groat<*si s!iar4* oi atti'iilioii Price lor 44iacliing tin* ehiltlivn ami also to in their daily pciegrinaiitHis.


<•! 'haiilts to .Mr.


mg .shopping, volunteered to bring 4>r onh;l i<'>^” hition. Sub.so(|Uently a iihlsi enjoyable aiiythuig an.V4Hi4‘ mu-ded .so that. ;us lie sait’ ’•


lidoved ski-iiig for oma* ami .vj>4-nd a morn'- h' - ” PP^'*’


WJien djick .lohn.son, forcv»l to leavi* hi^


ful ru-sli of acceplam-e.s, J'ifi ami h'lufi.v weH to the lore. Fill 4l4*"iring a poumi of the hoj) chocoate.s and Flully a large box of 'I’nrkie Delight. On In." hamling the gooils lo ihei they tendert'il payment wlii<*h ihoy were ce lain would be declined, and their disgn.st I'j


.la<*k’ s matter-4>l-fact acceptance wa.s imons« I. wonder whetlier they ctiuld have given ju f,,|. oxp4‘4ting a man they hi


fair


•scjirt.vly km>wn |4>r five minutes, speaking, to provid«? them with Hweetmeats ?


relative <?xj)4*nsi


Fill wa.s wor.*so than Flulfv—she w<3tl


accept anything fr4)m anyhodv." When lj\ Bohhio first invited them lo allow him to :i them. Fin .acc<*pteil instantaneously; Fhv hedged until she learneil the rciulezv«u.s,.-.xl when slio found that it wa.s neither Giro’ s ,r tho hotel whero Bohhio and his family -vo staying she sudch?nl.v remenibortxl a previis ongageineiit. “ And I don’ t Ihink mucl if .vour spirit,” .she told Fill. ” to agree trgo to a holc-a.nd-c4>rnor afi'air in a hack im whoro ) i is Nihs is not likelv to nit'oL Ins nr ^famma and [liifl fiister.s.” ‘


**


lior, not evoirthc episode <)f Uio Blnnkct|(it, T’ony Ewm t.liad tho biggest, wldtest, woojst blanket coat in the cuiiton, and Fifi’s adra- tion of it was so volnhly and so frcqucntLix- pre.sscd that Tony voluiiteerod to linviicr one made of similar material by Ids taB - soon AH ho reached homo. The coaWL..... <»ut aJl right, but, liorror of lioiTors! [*T’ho bilJ wa.s enclo.sod! Four poumks teir-V a mi.scrablo" blanket coat, when .sho alrea^md ono that was quite prosontablo cno^ to have seen lior through her holiday,


dignation at Man’s utter denseness But Fill w.i.s incorrigible*—uothiug co<l


with a ti'agie gesturi', “ 4)iily 4)ne n4»e<I sa<;ri- number sat down, 'llie pr4)(.*eeds wi'is* in aid lice Imnsilf,” there wax an "eag4«r and grate


ONE AT A TIME.


Chilly minister." coiihi. from peis»mal cx- IK'rioiice. loll *if strange muiios hesiowoil


upon intaiits at. their bapiisin, Init fow i’onhl e<pial the following story rcconily tohl by the Bi.shoj) of Sodor ami .Man. .\ inother who w,*i.s on the loolc-out lor a good name for li4.‘ r cbikl. saw 4>n the d<mr of a hnilding the word “ N«)smo.” It attracted her. and she decided tlnib .she would adopt it. Some time laUw. j)a.'vsing Hie same Imllding, she .saw the name ” King ” 4m .another door. .She tiioiiglit the two would sound well togoUicr, and so


tlio hoy was baptised ” Nosmo King .Smith.” On her way home fr4>m the church where the


haptisni had Laked place, .she pn.^vsed the building again. 'I’lio two door.s on wldcli she bad seen the names were now closed togetlior and wliat she read was not ” No^mo King ”


I’l'*’ ‘‘y" — “Uic (oan !• rnnci'-co). NOBLESSE OBLIGE.


rent of Ms room for sovcrnl months. “ laxxk lioro,” said tlio landlord, “ I ’ ll


An iniiK'iumiotis loimiit liatl not paid tlio


niMt you lialf-wny. I am ready to forgot half of what you owol”


” Bight, i ’ll moot you. I ’ ll forget tho other h a l f B u e n Humor ” (Mn'^rid),


Price for 1h*i' wmk in making tlu? (lresM*s ‘ hihlivn who Ifiokiil remarlcahlv


I ke arti."is W4-i-e im lmleil in tlie j)rovtde«l hy liu* Imlie.*.. A Jargi* < luircliyard fuml


ulio.e opcuiiiia siH*reli iiiehuleil a lietiilrjitister (.Mr. \V T


omo they were limnvu to imlnltre in mtiMitiU'‘ '■“ -■'‘ I ami hi. lainily. .Altm- the lotiiert the reeriminati.m.s tiller au arnameni, as to wh ieli'**'?**"■. l’“ ’ l’"'-'.’ ! •'


,


{• toil, iml


, ib. IrM'' ‘


''ongs lo


j»Iay


ihe lii'M part «*! ii:e ws-iv u , ! l Ming,


in your \ar«l.’ ‘


'Iln* Pinatore .''>ong.” wa.s alilv l're<ia Ha\-


lin*


b Lizzie lleaimi ami N. .Seed wa.s noiewori:i\. isiaiici* song “


•-ti;Min»'<! a kehng artir-:** 4ii» tlie "ubMt;. ■^Kiting ,iu: ii.u tin Vorh-hire Agri ultuiai Se. ly had j: le d fi <'omiU4*mlat inii" which all' *.v(/t:ld )>:■-' uikmi tli4‘ n.'.i-ii' "i aM'ii’ ion nf ill f.n tiiCi'i Tli«*'. al-<* •••*4'omim’'n!c «1 as lilt-; It" pi ."' ih' •'\fhain_'** 4*1 ('’ ..t k fr .mi no.* far, 141 aiiothr. ami larnf d wat4 hiti;r .ifall llir.-.l i hoiieli at anv nneh t. ! ■U


t inn nf 1 ••\ve«iim ! s;4'r a lorimeht was n: ;■*.! .md


iit '.'lo slightei '.vini'tnin "t« jis to 1> talon. hjV«: ill tin 5* *!ayr- «li"cu.s"inii was lentr. d i'0n:I tlu* «jiiC'.;-ai a- tn wln-thni* "J.'nighter •'C; u i" th I n-t- ‘Aav ( ? "lami-iue (im t!,,. d/serc\ 'Hie h.nf ,<! p ,,f tin- Cnimcil .,f tlm \0fh!.ire .\gritdi iiral .<o4iciy w.i" tii.- fnmia_ ti-'ntd a mut.d insiiram* ('»mj*anv 'I'his lot^i’r.'.oa tin*!’••■<'ntr.m4'ndi'(l befnis* aii\ niit- kiuti!; in til, C*I11U\ .'(. that if til-* d:'<-a"** <itd ci'jK.ir tin V h:d ihe ina4*iiinnry i * adv "nt up d'.r.l with ):•’ [ilagm*. 'I'ln* ;u;:lad\ *\,i" •'ally rccngni-ici as tm* well liimwii “ rind, r- ol Norbern Fur


ntiiiinil." ii!ij)u?-t ,i


"ion was .at ,,r-.- r.-m b*. <f ,11 h.mnglit into thi"


tit* IO?l«'lU' c ii."t hav**


nui't- 4::iin'-iii amh'ritii.' mat teas h‘!d i.i'. i jow and pii'p'd iin.,u,.,tniK4l.


bW' igii '!!*,


Iniriauinr. w- re pl:ic«-;i mid ainiuaucii and l«tr4*ign (b


"U \ «'t4*riti:iry


1*T '4111 e til,;.* It p< rt.s nf di"'iii-


'L th same at. omharkntion p. n.".


r c riuoin'!" I iiim ais u*-i\*


4 alti*^:i to.:**!Ii,t- ;v:is mooi< 4l. Liter it, w as •.miwa'ihat X .sus|.iciou.s of p.p ign mmih e.;


Ind-'-'C tlv pi-{|,iiunnn of the impnrtaiuiu of


nl > .irUar.'LuiOl wen* wrong. Hul! w;i" ;!i.-n "Ue * Tf t:.'-gi i-t latiln inip.*riing |«»rt". am! ,\ t b f f . J ,1,1^. jj,,,,. il,. r,.


,,,, "lit .roak in Vjik'hite. Islingum mark* t


horn ctv'j-'t, t..eim*d to Ik* tlie lieadMimn,*rs m.nn«....'n 1 ' ' 1.’**.


the nth lc,|,,;:., p I


given l)S the eluhlteu. one ot wliieii ^ ''‘***f'*. Lod’ s lluly ,\ngels s in g .” wtis


l»rogramme. the manm*r in whicli thev K»ven reiieepng en*dit uixm their iraiii- ii> ni. “ Wi-ui ganu*’ " Inist hn-


m ill < oiieln.' lieen tlinniL:} t ra<U*r". T1i4* (


-•


th** ionrmy aero."". In xho"- ‘;<‘nt weeks in uncong**nial travel


I tb-y Ar.Utd .It oiir p.’ i*is ^h,,v 11,^ i„, i*cih:tp" .liter nil. ih.-n The


_;'j££'sp,| ;t.'**lf. th" dis.*;!'* iia<I ■


-■(i ’ ll 4tnr<,wn 4*oin:trv ami "j-uc.ul * the i.iiid by th*‘ dealing" of i!ie


.Vgrieiilr Pd .V'.; ti


J * " ”.'li. „l,m; m (.,it.il,. m!?"" 'i .ill m*W4 oin«*;*s.


m " ! " "


•Ml. *\. UOliiiKii \| i? I * V vi „ IV.Uh ,ij


lh>yal No;-ih l.aiicashiiv lion dr«*w tip .1 i ireniar


” ” '1 I'lnm rs


" i ‘ - amhlMt:'. v,i,,l .,,„| l*M‘ -i


iM g i i ." -* :^ ^ ,, bk..Kl di"ia>.*, hi^lilv in- l"i't->"o«*'qi 4*xammation.«. ■" •' '■'I'*”." * . Iw ”


,1 .'t. 1 "1" P.'ll). liipU,,,,,.; |)l„. ,,f III,. f l . t i ,„ i , . i


lmii*.ly i’.uifi...,.


Dm : t ,„Y ,R r '‘ ‘’ l . 'd e N.u'ili Bill.I.'."<lalc' •i.s^ usn-il


rinderp**'i Ikii p / ' •iniin-« .-vliihi*


timre -vi’- -LiSf-’r


tlm''n Jm 'i i il i f .■-|..va<l I„- tird m,'"';' tlu. nmikot'


w.ml.l


piTcmlitt,; iupplv, it mami.


‘ *‘^‘*‘*


''''A*(iiieeiit!L vear.i


- «th<r .sIhuvs^ .. iYU! '*^ *‘k of tlh' disease. 'fc, I.*"''’," "l>"t tlu,


ne insianceti tJiii’ Vi (l.at .voar, .li|.,."


•t ‘ .....ii..V*' Uay wa.s intTeaing.


wa.s m„fo tliaiSlLiV'-,.''''!’' ” ' ' ' ’ wa1liS,V'.’ ' ' ‘1''‘*'''


rannersof A well nUondcilK/


Houst*. Settle &i ^ ""•' nf tlio .siiow,


olalK>rato soriesifnf ^ G o l t l a u l i^ul prop;u*cd. U


■Morrison. JI.p 'H Sir t ' ' ' f he Id


asstHiiation for loss caused bv t h b - l a s u r a i i ^ .igajp


mittoo consisting t,( plague. | A


mombor.s of th oT C v^ f ., tiiral As.sociation|rS° H'hblwda c| Agng fonned for tlio


drttnet


week later aiio.. •Tolm Birkbcck pi abandon Uio pro; ing aiul issuo a fund “ I’u^jicli tho entire cost ofP*T|


f


and coutributioii^(B and value o f bo4ti S.


adoplctl. Uboutr was I f lt '


o f th« aocic^ F


It wis (llciw


.<^l.tho proviifiB I list -tolcrii


and of, all, go..oraiJj4Jjnitmry.|,x t ’


AT IS “ BAMOL ” ? An Antiseptic, Xon-


loisonous, Germicide, Gintig instant relief in all casiM of Nasal Cnt-arrh, Ha,v-Fovor,


Is a Preventativo against Influonztt,


l>'” H''pl f'” ' iV"-'''


,......— "-*-*k. .n p!>


of andowiorsa,! Coa !«


i4* mcoq r i


1 »


lill* t tie


tj the


' ” ” , ”0 '


11


IfGRIiVDLETC:.. OF .ST, 7M-.ySTA.V,S._Ti „ ,,ar


'B "y.*”, 'I'** loath-rsliii, „ f Mr ' th, total jiroi-.vds f,„. ^


an Mint,.tl to £l.a ii., ],i. rt-


HU .. CIroa lUV.S IX lliEL.vxD.


^Jlt-lligerent;


i^wmlay.*;, ».


doninnil for tln'.so ride -'ir. Only got a fou- loft."


a'o" thoro-t notliing ol.so for it ' " ,Ai Opinnm. •


-'.''o. tliiiiKs have ooi


"■o!” ................... ‘ •rj*'


;|0.O, ' l l - <lm ; -<'Lhi * . *, 'm - . ' “ ’ .


arit\i i'gr.., ii^n


|\’nii ■t),.ll .... I ■ .tr.* u*-;ik' am* iii,sord**r-


I"” ''m ' till,id; il,,. ' l ‘'■ll^ nl


1 ............■ '“■''!'"'‘h,' titul ■ • ,


1 Til,.,.,,


u :.ml <h..,...,lmv.l ki,l,„.,vs „ml -beteti, L>


iaJkv,.,' • iT' ■ t‘‘ - ^


^ tbi /Yiuxiiall 'I*.


••'iicli '"J''*»ne-


'"br." i-'cninimMul. h‘ e?id m'en: " "Uitonu'iu ;—


--'II. .Mr.". A. 'riioni- riac* Hl;u*ld.urn. said;


"b ed ;,t ildb'ivn: tiMi4*,< with "'.V l.ack. TI...V


I uir.T.'.l enn."iilorablv


I nm! 111114 II !.em*iii fr«>rn Knl u*y IMU.


f.^ign.**i> •o D.iaVv ;>j ^


^ ) 'n i7 f ; 'r )o \ v V ’ n.'.' ■ ■ t s a i , . . II, *rrt Tho?;:;


for th,.v -V. Thorii'-


-Mr.' T''nil,.y ,s,,ii! I ' ' ' ' “' ’ '■'>'’ r for


■"■.I,-' o. .1 ..,..- i,„v. p,.,,-, I ill', tlu* nu*,!-


ipriNESS IS ANNOYING. I f


-— -------- -


|Aaiy Clifheroo People Know Too Well.


\ tlircijgh n: rio'. Th*-


a..i fumi .:'.il4it which imlividnal Ins may ;l-;-nei l it )i. r-v Ik’II.v «>r pai iiallv.. Ill* “ l.e.'d Mercury” of .\ngii.st ‘Jotli.


-'■rttMi eallin .1 im'i'iing of lamiowm i.s ami • tor th • inirpo-i'


teruRKl it. w„-- ____________ foot and iriouti many of the beast.s attacked


Cattle pla While so


IS DEALT W ITH IBBLESDALE.


i^Lag u e 'SIXTIES. IN


1 attention is being luiid to ge o f foot and mouth disease


catllo plague in tho district about ItiOo-bfi, <>f 5omo


a iiioro serious disease than , rimkTi>c^'t. ns some


for s ilo ' oimtuii,;, ailjimnTi., the l!.,v,l Oak Fn.'" "■•■IS.Ill ton .shillini;. liiatnHr“ .l’ '*" '';'t lm 0],i„ien riiat th.'. '' ' •J^'anc<* oi tin* I-km


r


liito’ rtmiit to(, wg ,,,,e /•! • '!• fbi-t.


w r itO T '''" '''l l tlwratiiiicus C(im*r' '-Irnnhl , j.aid 1,,. ,|, ^ ;


itvorbF'' fa, ho ra.trnt, the laiers -i'' .living inv.*"U„..„i b,V


t e.'lise I' t 'Vdr also allinncd that the TO'.ilh n.i.s e h,.-i „„.d.. ,a t, . ,i pronus '<'m'|.datl i.ass,.,| c|||,,() MTera..'^


hctists I " " . . ,ah.rs W.r,. ,11 while


destru ''■'■'‘'I. inmiii,i..,| ,,, liotwo’


and h!i


.laniiffi'i’ . all !.;-.s ,111,1 ]'"‘51.\ -ssit,


.i.id ,1,


h..r 6f* a f . ' I ' ,1. I ,,,,1,11,, I, TiniCS''!I'"'"'h . 27.(11111,


f ' " ' " 'I ' ''-


tho BU"''''-; " nrs e;,v,,.e |,r, ,,alat,,a,, l'


TlioS "•'‘lo imclal,.,! will, l..u,.,.s . . i i , . , ih,.d..;,ih- ,,i ii,., ,1,,;


press,••a.'- I"'l •>! rader.-- ad.,erl,...m ,im ..flcuil I"'' ' ' ‘al., V..,,, and ,,l explai'?"'


' ' ‘


forbid” ' 'll" I'l.p.,... . ilirmi. }


Staui^''” ^* iu-sbi” ’'’ in g lfh


« as.."


' • CMt k- . ; ' 'ru;iT-v


outlirj‘‘<* J'ni iKsihg*'’ ' ’,” - 1' 1-- h; d death'*'* h< .ag "b ;.,id


■ rdody-''"” " ' 'hn <;-4*a<l.-.l j •al^Vl'kat laa,- \-;Unl V.;i


fo r i y ' lb -i.fi f„ y\, VaCIu ’ f ’ -i-'n-. tb:»: by


of.-ci’*'’' '*■ hi.M undo.''''^'’ M; .;utl j.l offidjb'i'ini! ai-fi


1,,


•.?Air *J '" - lb ‘Uy w.is p shotW *!>'• lun! ra


l ia r i i '» ‘t' d


the ft- ^ ' ' '•'•■I'e !'* ' *bbd . i tlic.-s,. *


beasts h: d; -!. •,


heca .sh:m, ■ iccduiii:: In? :


. V,..'


dl-S^M •T;,:;!.. Pl.l''., )«‘vted r.'unr.i ■ ■uibonx On .1' id*I


North ihl. resolrou;


ill COIhC.’U'


I'lncuc.': ,|„. S e t; ;. i„ ■jdtKhiJ.u -I,


1


tv.aid.:..- -.riHlim |,:.,ril.,.l nno!'rj,.;


' ' . a l l wl.,„ - - :.r p,


/.] llj.-;;- • Ji'* i»r. '


• \ grim;,;*


.‘■cord. mcpti,..;- I,',. 'b " ' . ' " 'b - lb :


.-I


ih S Sm I .- . ; ....... ".“ f b - ;


t : tvrivjj.ps


at:.-.* ..J- ;b,, ' ih«‘ nitrl..


lair .,r. i;,.. ' nl,


ill


- Th.- hi't t ■ I: I


.... ■ ’idf<I At i^rn.'Um V'.iarP


b«*lore Air. < >jt* ii,"li;i\*| bem li of .hi'tit -I* .1. Ab reer W'inpp. I , .1. Tiioi-nl>**r -'(b-nre- Al4'CulIo< li (CT'. to bail to an,"W. r thr- tlu- .Suaii .iml l.’nyal h| eharg*'," li** ua." cnia' t ’lu.lD'riK* ju"tu*'" Mil Hrand .lury r*-tu: i:*-; ( iiiNl riicicil i > .Mr pro*Kentii>n .Ti.ii .Mr by Air. T. .1. ifn k:


Air. .huL'.m "b.


ihr**.• -] "•ciiH . r.;. whicli [U i.'on. r \ iw4-**n tlio ’J'':!: M.ir l.'A". a fstiin.: pr4ipi*n\ <ni tlu* I CIUH-.I.II.


..


AU‘C’ulin<?h Ikc: pI* ;i.; charge" of larcf!i;. .c. ds'tnii." nf th..'. . of otluT cli.'irj.' ' i***:. It wa.*^ fimicr-:.... i li* a*lmiL guilt. ill; ; ;■•* < tho."i* fiirtiin; . k.i: _• . into 4, tin.'iib I ;; a. Air. .I.u-k"**;. i-r.-..


'Hi., i.ii-m ,


V,| -Rr-.M'io a l|,,l„„.:;,„: y o m L .


., •I' ha.l J


.eu.. b..,l ih! I 'll. d, wii it i|


d;-* ."lauglunr b -Mat'i ii i."t.


lia lit


••iiuig call).- dl VI' -c i»j , ;


n* r- pnfu -i.


Beautiful Plain an-j Coats, greatly Rcdul Prices from 39 6,1


Clithe THEFTa


CHARGES i^|| SORRY


(lie dislrict ami rM ' »tb* (Jiroim In * - , . I' e " Camien." The


nciglittou')..""** n secured to advio. the


tho lillls/” )*’^ Vi of Hellilield.


cow die<4 ^'*V ’ ’ictoi* after a ^ iiniation j,


thill f .'Ihst.lal ’ died 1 ' t ■'


rviccs of Mr C 7? ia die-


Settle Un“ n aa '-;;;


distn&^*-^t of ow lx)lo„y,ng to 31r. ■‘■’^xbor. a .sma fann on


.* • • l■iml<■rl>ost Th,.


farnT^.l- '!«•>''' tuul nt (;ihlersh,s..t; tlioii tfai “> .ohn,soa. ( )„ Ocu,h,.r


cattle dealer „r f"*- Jfovcmlcr


; Il -n* T ; I I 111.


.''Mill!;. Ib.lel. fi.ihen'** . "P ;i the 1 7i n .ii.d M'-: tb i


• > '..


111'.., t. . - ' . ■


(I*’rm.iii "ilv* r •, n'< : .’ir*'."" nr,.i. an 1 *


Watnifn.n. fuaiit.iiM p Mi."." B nli.i • As a;;.n,v nl _\.'iii


l lu* .'*" *v.in :i mi 11 • \ .i1 ^•e^y w.Il-knnun i.- }>o*»pU' j'.i"'ii._ poopl*.* nl bu'ia.-.' Country,' Air. .Jc.ic'.i two year" :i niinib. r have bt'4*i. r.dting ]■!.;«■ ;ilsC(*\'**I U il l U .1.' . M .jm-nily tr.* ih .i i ■ trouhlo and amin>;.:ic ihe lu>U'V a:u* tiu* I.*, t r4'4)Ui'nli\ "taking in ; ’.lu* st.’.tV v. !l' • rn U


I


w:i.s 4*mpin'.*.l .i; li;-' al Clttbv t;.- C. "ll •, H«* i.s :i \t,;uig man api>oar:imT- and. I pkaiLsibie >hu: il: neighbourin''*.l thai anc*‘ from bi" fallu'r. jKfsit iun. 1*A • I ;• 1 g*M<l "Cf'ial '■laliL" ; pasilinn, I;*" w and iic tof.k *i and many * i' hotel.


i.-' allow.


'• ol'tv-ri •.he p.


“ Attractive a i l Wuh reg;*.r«i l*> tii I


the Ik’juIj 1)'I'Hig to All of Ch.alburn. who h a l hotel. She ke;n th».'in| ;oom which room ^he t April 2ml.


beatls, VriMiuer— a i cliihl, six Yi'ars 4>f age |


1‘C.specLa‘iiU lady ami into .a chain. 'A’ lwu t.!l lady haiido*! tlu* I'vads (|


cliarged v. iili tli'- t!iefi| Thw.iites us*-(l ti? sit looking at the things. T did.’ It m evitlent h| .Tnd s to lo tho Irjads. ” AVitl; reference t|


chocolate, these were c i l case o f the kind one o f i i On July 6’Ji AIiss SmitI the cntHi perfectly S4:-cv| was found tliat the d<»| forced. A knife had l| tho screws in the h in f caso was gainetl i formally chargcil with i l * I had boon up very 1:| to drink, and saw tlie c;*l i t and saw i t was open.j[ late, .standing on top I and I must havo taken I not take eighteen. I \


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