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BOSTO Gives Details of Malady h Oh Friday afternoon, November ..._____.-.--._gi-- 30, 1928, an impressive funeral ser-p LONDON, December 8—The Lan-|ponding local symptoms have been vice tcck place at the residencecfcet, the widely-known British med-Hm roved. . Angus A. Martln, 6 Fairfax Btreet..lcai weekly, published today the fol-i rlgeedless to say, however, the time l ‘ctr-n, owing toithe Math of Bsr-‘lcwlng information respecting the has not yet gone by when a pleura‘. ' scant Hviwe W. MKECIOIId. IOYIFWPIY illness of King Georgez; ’ fcffuslon may develop. ‘ti’ the United States Marines and. "The gflgcflon of the lung ‘u: of! There is still an ebb and flow, and a World War veteran. The Rev the kind where medical men expect? medical men do not need to be told VRlISBB-n Dflbfley 01’ thfl 5960311110 sudden termination by crlsis‘,no:~‘ thatthe strain on the heart muscle CCIIBPQQBUWB! church. ' Boston. any set period of duration. Thofof a severe infection lasting more conducted the services at e rcsi-‘course of such affection often prcs- than. a. fortnight must be an anx- dellee and also at the grave. Wal-iehts phases‘ or chapters of infection,‘ lcus problem. especially in e. potion‘ 7-91‘ ‘Cfflwmfd 0f Ellfll- Qllflfwite flndlvurylng in number. and tlic temp- over sixty. This strain and general of the Old [Dorchester Amelicarfgl-gtupg ggbflgg glowly and llltgrmlfipiliDXBvttmlfl are together- the chief hogiont Pig}; N0.h65 sang tently," a considerable strain on the cause for the serious anxiety ivhlch .co mew ere" ~sn ‘ ehe M5,“, - _l‘ m; _ u _ w... i...» ..::.. ....i:ri.:l':.."li:lr:;i-;2: 2:. "m" "' W "P" Tagged if“ a 511113 squat?“ bely by the virulence of the infection,‘ TORQNTQ. Defl- ll-Informntifln Df-Sefit mm Writ BERKS. WIHthYOP. but 315° by “,5 dunno“ given by the Lancet confirmed fears. “Now that the lllnpsg has passgd. prevalent among Toronto doctors into its third week, the clinical pic- 101' 5W9?!“ days. fl leading mfifllfifll ture has become more complete and‘ authority told The Mail and Empire ito prevent unfounded cpnjggluye wedast night. It was quite evident, ,on'er the following information. be? they said. that the King's circui- llng authorized t9 gay that the esflltlltS feared empyema developing. In iserltlal facts are correct. other words, a gathering of pus in :' “Early in the Illness p blood cult. the pleural cavity. or lining of the lure was taken and the result wasi1un8- ' riroclgtsagifdthnelgluggdm-izsrfrfiitizl? gifilwslflyeihih; Orsltlnism swwr- being ism‘ ti!‘ wraith“ ‘zevewps fairly ‘N v 19m H “stedpcoees c arac er. Blood counts feqllen y W M11 B Dllellmml 11 331d. iliivelglgfhonorably claiszlxixargeclihav° 511mm a leumccmsis °f “wmtqd may nfwesmate a surgical 0p" Swtember i1 191a with excellent I1=°IYI§PPh°“"‘-'1°°' "firm!" Rfld1°-:-°“fd“fr']‘ °° ‘°'"°"° ° “WW1 °i a "b ' ' . ' . P 1 08y_ as been useful and clear pic-ill" Se" lira-RIBS? tlibei- . gg:€fi?rigre$€gy% gagging 0g tures were obtained, eimfcrming ¢ll_i The despatch. theysald, intimat-i E_ L; “W0 chum,“ mourn wuhwhe evldence that; the lower twopcd that there had been no definite‘ ._ t M d‘ .1 in _ s o the right lung wsg the m.-. empyemsto date. but that condit- gzlflggx 21252535 calzgnl “five: ea involved, . i lions pointed to such s. development.‘ M11913.‘ PB-trlotic soldier of his . "T1191? has beelrup go the present; Already a smell amount of fluid was,

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cciln . Mrs. Minnie Mouth...» “m” i1" fillvrwlflble Flew“ fiifuslvrti helm“ V’ b” l“ ‘he Pulls“ wit!" Mmgzue’ arrived in 303m“. an (but the plastic pleurlsyunfortun-g The" was milling flafmlnl; in‘ was present at the mneral_s,,,vlces ately extended to the diaphragm, the finding y! organisms m. the. to comfort nei- riaurnternn her wuainsieevere rain which constant- b1°°¢ "icsptwhflt it indicated a sex» bereavement. Among-r those 1.5’ needed "litigation; Attacks of “TY seven’ "WP? 01'? llfleumorilw‘ present. at the services vernal-ill!!! hlmwhlll 5Pllfllushave. from time to Pn°mn°°°°°1 w” him‘! 3P m" b|°°d n. lVIacDonald, George MacDonald, tlfliflsndqed to the dlmcilltles.“ in about 10 w‘ wit. or the revere

UNCLE RA'Y’.S‘ comvsk

Sadie Mmeth, Willard Max-uni ‘Itflvrfllrlfhe g _ mmq_now1mport_ cases, they said. The mortality rate Sianley and Mrs. Gordon, Wendell ant it is in s ‘ch an illness to_save m "595 Where mill-HEIRS Wei": H. Gordon, Angus A. Martin, Clyd the patient the we“ and w“. of found was definitely higher, but Martin‘ Mrs_ Mmmnnmm ___ . palnt-nd dlstl-ess by promoting rest, this was not necessarily alarming . The following appeared in the ‘fuinels and sleep. In this task, the they stated- Brstan "Post" December ‘I. 1928! . , bell- dlplliirflinsihas.pin.ycd no small “Top Sergeant names soldier. Cslls part. -. , .. . _,, . hLm Young, and now Young it le- The measures immediately direct- gpjly ls; '" ~ ' ed against. the infection have ‘taken Corporal Peter E. YanOV/fikl- "f the form of chemical antidotes and Fort Strong wa yesterday. given attempts to raise immunity and the permission o Judge Dolan .in promote leucoccltosis. Suffolk Probate CONT. Boston. t0 ‘Iherols reason to think thstsome change his name to Peter E. Young. control and perhaps curtailment has A Top Sergeant unable to DIO- been scoured. At the time ‘of this munce Yancwskih name M- imi-i‘ writing. the physical signs in the

white cells had greatly increased- in other words; that uni-o

“Leucoccitosls 10f the polymorphon-| uciear variety’ meant that pus cells»

count. Mlilcks of bronchial spasm, doc-l’ tors said. intimated that His Maj- Eggv We? having, difficulty in breath-I

lElSMAC) ‘ . In Blngtcwn all ls well, the Mayor] and Council handles civic affairs in ifzlc usuel good old Bingtown rash-- on. .

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‘WAYS 0F POLITENESS q

'11. BEING Tl-IOUGIITFUL

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Blend cmmts had smw“ m“ ih°"'etiquette" are sllly-othat they have lcst their reisons for being, lf they

“'55 a e/er had any; b"! '10 be "lily Dom-e natural reaction to the infection. .15 have,» gllly, .

What is true politeness? As I try to figure the answer.

predmnmated i“ the - White b10051‘ these words come to me: “Politeness .in being thoughtful of the feelings

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trr. was rosponsibledor Iilixfoxriiorf; chest have diminished and corres- “ ‘ generally i _, ‘l . . “Yll0pg,"‘ so, yesteirdnyiflon that: ‘ _ _ account the Col-pore. ‘pe oned an ' ‘ was granted 98711118519" w change h's name in public and an lags r681 ulsr nrmv company ros r 00n- fnrm with the Top sergeants ex- pull-Wit." (Boston P06?) i . Attorney Wendeltlofi. Ggrdaolg def; t'~e firm of Boyfl n B" 1' °“‘ -.: d f the petitioner, Corporal (Clllldlin P1188) Trying‘? Gordon is a former VICTJRTA. B. C.. Dec. ill-A re- count is taking place _today of the "votes cast in Thursday's federal by- , ~~- -- election in Victoria. Decision to ask . for ‘Be rertunt resulted from discrep- o anc s ween tile scrutlneeris, re- TrdIISCOIItIIIeIIIGI llwris and Dress reports based on ceirallicates ojfh polling “clerks. ao- vr: ng l o ones B hpp, secre- BTOGdCGSt ‘an; cf the Victoria Liberal Asso- c s on. k With the check of scrutincers’ repcrts unccmplcted a. shortage of Mo ‘ AL. Dem m__sh. Henry; more than two hundred votes in rho-o». hum»- Mem mrlowie °f me Canadian National Railways" was disclosed it was stated Figures ‘"11 dwvfl‘ i” 9m“ “um” m “ for all but one polling booth move transcontinental network broadcast» ham rammed to the retummg Db which has been arranged for the. fl h Wm i _ ‘ mbe 27th next To wr s o g the foliowng vote. 118m 0f 9°“ . 1" ' 1:. B. Plunkett, Conservative. 5,530;

effwt W“ "l" °“““‘“““ Nammll . . p. MacLean, Liberal 5488 gateways °t2¢ W23: Majority for Plunkett 4a. ' tie-in ever prepared on this contln-l one, requiring over 1.0.000 miles W tqeg-l-agh and telephone. wires to hook up the fourteen broadcastinl, stations in the five time done! iii the Dominion. from tldewater to‘ tidewnwr. linking Film“ “"1 Vere: . cf-uver. w“ ' I this um} (SWO!!! l0 The “k .. on o . wllrlhlae gNéM. M? Mmlmfl- “m: from the Metropolis 511' Henry W"! speak to the hundred thou-Sand 9m". p‘oyees of the National svsiem- 011* o‘her skldreas will Ibo lmde. that by W. D. Robb. Vice-President, who directs the radio activities of the cm-npgny, 1M‘. Robb will 8998K m h.

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Rebels Dispersed

Guardian), BOGOTA, CChmbliL, Dec. 10.- Telegmms from the Magdalena reg- ion. where fruit workers are on strike. state govemment troops have dkipersed the rebels. Nine battalions of-scldlers were in the region. Gov- ernment forces surprised s. lsrgq body of strikers bumlngpild pillag- ing near Sevllla and repulsed them. The strikers fled and left behind a number of dead and wounded. There were unconfirmed reports that Raul

Mr. Norman Wood of Mill Valley; is visiting his old home at Tryorn- l-Iis many friends are glad to see hlmi and learn that he is holding downi a responsible position. Y

Th: Chicken Supper and Bazaar‘ held on Wednesday afternoon and- evenlng (Dec. 5th) by the United. Church Circles of the Tryon Circuit in Tryon Hail was very successful.‘

What's‘ wrong with ‘this picture‘:

there the peopleseemed less polite than the natives of another nation where extra. words are not so common but where there is a. friendly smile and frank good will for the stranger who asks how to reach such-and- such a place. Indeed the “thank-you" and the "please" are good; and we ought not forget them; but let us remem- ber also to be kindly inside ourselves.

I spoke yesterday about making "odd noises" at the table. There arc other things which we may also avoid sofar as we can. It is hardly polite to spill coffee, cocoa or any other substance on the table. By so doing. we may soil the cloth; and that is not thoughtful. ‘toward the hostess- ' _ _ ,.

Oi course accidents will happen. No matter how careful we may- try to bepsomething is likely to be spill- ed. In that case. the polite thlngfor the hostess to do is to say nothing about it or else to make some light remark to put the guest a't ease, so that he will not worry.

From ivllat I have said. you may guess Avhy cooling cocoa or coffee by

pouring it into a saucer isiout-of- order. You are all foo likely to spill some on the table cloth. .~,On.the other hand. if the hostess‘ is thoughtful, she-will not serve liquids which are hot beyond reason.

If we take that for the answer. we see that a person might master tile Book or Etiquette and still fai. to be polite. A whole barrel of ~l,hank-yous" and “pleases" and "lat-impinge" will not make up for the lack of an honest-regard for the happiness of those around you.

There is one country in Eurollf-‘l

Plenty to eat with quality a la, Try-l on. Everyone who sat in did justice‘ and all indeed had their money's worth. The sale of fancy and useful articles made by the ladies was» presided rvev by- Mrs. T. Arthur Dawson and t: one who wished for= the chance to purchase Christmas. gifts there indeed was a fine op- v portunity of which many availed ' _ themselves» sum it was successful games rolled so far -in the tourna both socially and financially.

The next event of a like nature, will be the Chicken Supper. At‘ Mrs. sarah MoKenzlds home.

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CRESCENTS LOSE TO STARS

Last night on the L. 0. C. Alleys

the stars by a margin of ‘l6 pins.

Messrs J. E. Thomson and Geo. Mcwilllams, North Tryo ,_have re- te . f

él;‘l°él.l‘.°i.’.t"i.féii..iliiiiiih tic“; m Mr. with pleasure he being local -r‘eures- entative of The London Lltho Cow 662 Ltd. .

making some splendid scores.

pins.

. The following Messrs a. s. Weddell and n. .i.‘“"d 59"“ Thomson accompanied by Mrs. Wad-

dell, Mrs. T. A‘. and Mrs. Jae. A.‘ ckmn‘ Dawson visited S ' ‘ by mo- w on “my,” may $52M‘, ex”). o. Webster . . . . . .. 219 ch13

ceilent roads.

where the people are noted for a} great deal of bowing and the use 0f Yet when I was

'hat proved to be one of the best-

iment was rolled when the Cresentls. ‘who were tied with the Victories for first piece in the wilmament lost to

The game was very exciting from start to finish. with both M53118 e spectators were also kept on their|

. ..¢ In last night's game A. Hilestls “MM” wmbmed "“““‘°"‘~ of the Stars rolled the high single

score of 258 pins. also high total of

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FOREST HILL ITEMS -

Miss Elva MacLeod. teacher of , Forest Hill. is back on duty after her illness. The school ‘is progress- ing favorably under her supervision.

The Progressive Club of Forest ~ Hill are busy practicing for a grand concert to be held in the near future.

Her many friends are pleased to have Mrs. Iiesier Henderson and family back to Forest Hill. after their sojourn in ‘U. S. A.

Messrs. Neil McIntyre and Artil- ur Mscdonsld were to Montague and Georgetown recently on busi- ness. ‘

Miss Mabel Matheson and Miss

2°“ Muriel Macdonald are steadily im- 4 proving after their recent illness.

s. aoliin ..... .. m4 159 artists has been arrmefli 4011"“! Maclioeiia, aSoclalist and leader of M, c a Dem, u, =12. Vessey lso 114 138 special occasion. 1 . m“ ‘the strikers. was killed in the com- o, Alum ‘m a iigomavlslaua a. Hughes ......... .. 194 14o no afifmyglayfxlfégyraffis“ag°ff"lj ‘Dwmgulgififlw ‘x V: l',“,;'.,“,,..., figggtmmfilgmgylggdflggofjgghfi; Trym Mr- Delaney who has been‘ T°"*1—2°44~ atlon in the Charlottetown nofiii. 1mm ‘ - iahi large quantiti to ui * imm-‘W l“ “Mm” n‘ 1:3 "“*°*‘°“' “me °° m‘? “d °f *4“ arket is now olsissiilvpins‘ 5"" ' gliioirvs gfieglaltiiillto welcome Mm opus/we and Montreal were hoo ‘strikeisandthetwopswero report- m the Unmd sum m ‘use! \ | - up, ii distance of swmdmwgdligoa to have killed fifteen in nnother quantum‘ __z p, Bu...“ ____ .53 m 2,5 Mr J c “cam M“ ‘ miles lI-Wfimm“ w” * “"4"- lH. l-lennessey . 19a 152 13a U mi, ihe‘ t “Y” " “g " Then Wlflnlvfimmiwm “M “f! -—~—-<+>———~ E. Ranahan . . 137 m4 169 G50, é Betff” 9 ?§°°"=’4“- M"- liooirap now armored by flwsfié“ new roam cannons In. Huestls .. m 25s 237 ‘ ~ “' . eilsllfiitemlagslfl your: p (s m “Th; u E. sweets“ ....... .. 20o 154 104 M, Dan Macdonna drove "o s‘ ; rm “m” . ~ rec nudism o -2 2o. »' - - has been made ween" “Y l“ m“ sgtflqmer May slrmorml. Dec. lib-The Gov-i Next game will be played tonight. Pm” “id W?“ “Mleturdlif- \ 1011814711 0! "l9 931cm“ “n1”. cup , ‘. eminent today made public a new. at 8 o'clock sharp. when the Vlcwr- and-m: Mud‘, ' ' ' rent We!» 0f u" N.‘ , Be, Placed on tariff ‘schedule which win go intoflss meet the Invinclbles. and“ this “mm p,“ l. 2.23.5; .3? tom“ lanai 1h s w ieffeot on Rb. 1, 1090, and it appear»; game is expected‘ to be an excep- ' at"