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“pane year" babie, much 9|-,mer looks _down is eelled'the Place Ben- usmes 'than those who were here dur- fer!-ROCIIBIZBHU. in honor or the brave ing the war period. according to the llelllimlllli-C0l0l0l 'of that name who' London Dlily Chronicle. ' C0

Investiga¥ion ol Ithe registers at 1370. '

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“People are thinking more`of thc names of their children nowadays. At A

one time it-used to be quite common to find the birth regisered, but no A

' _ _Chrlstain name shown in the list,"

'cause the parents had not considered ~the uestion sufllcientl to ive a do

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me "suns .se-a..._ ».-_ 1-.. ¢.v~. 'cision. These cases are rare now. X

“_ | The bnby's name is received in almost

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Somerset House. writes a “ Daily Chronicle representative, shows that some-of the most popular names for

Geor Gordon and for girls, Joan

Lillian is another very poular name

people "‘Megan’_' is _a great favorite.

popularity of Lloyd Gcorge's dauglgfr

with curious variations," said a regis-

qulte out of date. People are seeking

the English language, and I suppose it is s reaction -against the violent

passed.”

registrar’s books. Oddly enough the

up again-Susannah and Letitia are

iexcept in remote rural districts Bibi cal names have not held sway lor

widow's child, it it is n boy, has been

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We can but chant what though the

tone be soft.

Try lyric lovellness is like a. rose is Blown in some lilied cloister of the

mind if

Where one may rest, warm in thc_.Il'

fragrant close, - 'G

Lost in a dream, forgetful of the~

wind. Im _

And yet fapom at times, a hint onpgrate articles, like bacon, with the In

tears-

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ti?" ' ' #_ -,€__Q; '_ *__ 4.- A- le its. Had a definite. united campaign i

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said a Somerset House official ‘be- A

Where Women Have Failed ..

’““" land. has discovered that unc iZrouD_.ui

ln spite of the walls of thc house- 1 1

overnment, but they have done no- of

period through which we have just 3

Names of flowers are more in vogue T

now, and politics and Royalty are not without their influence upon the 0

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they have been for many years, but F

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A very appropriate name has been S

given to many children who havs

never seen their fathers. The war J

boys now are: Ronald, Edward, M

Katbiiien, lrene, Marguerite. S0

for girls today, and 'amongst Welsh 1|,

Whether this has any 'relation to the sBekg__g¢|-,)_gW-__§‘ems_|,` ease and nckk.

one cannot , _hut lists of "Me n _

-g;1,:1;1B;'£lS1§¥i§1ié:*;<_l\lB0 BTS felllilfk' Men rush on wings of rage to valniy~ “Pashions in names some and .sv They-_imow_--ne.what, it-may be chains

trar, “and the freak war name is now The thoughtless, ignorant and ms.

names that are among the prettiest in To

early Victorian names are cropping C

occurring much more frequently than

e

ut still.-bo listening ears that rea-

ut in the darkness, Justice crlcth

or some have climbed the hills of

s poised upon its balance earth ‘

nd wearied, views the_harvest yields

nd men upon the balance weigh their

ntl test the raging powers of li_e_ll

ork, Sept. 29.

minanded the garrison of Belfort in

'THE Fmnvssr _

en pause not, thin.k not mnch_nor,1

'_ e_ven_ pray.” » ' i swift the' chdnglng tide sweeps

o'er theearth, "

seems to me the weary stricken , _

‘World today, _

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seek. . - .

.than bind, .. ,

contented weak,

leaders born-of wrath of dark ami

lustful mind.

soning heed. '

light,

out ‘her need,

mpelled by long unheetled wrongs

into the light.

time with hopeless tread,

hrough ‘ages long of unpaid toil

their soul betrayed ' '

ome rode in ease upon the plain of '_

want no dread, '

ered at the swe-at upon the hand

their chariot made.

stands still

. of time,

mighty will, i

with things sublime.

RITHMETIC 4.200 YEARS 'OLD ‘

(Christian Herald) ‘

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- instantly- why Borclerfs Charles Milk is pure. Every window is screened-the floors are concretecl-the ceilings

kept clean and 'tight-walls and slarichions whitewashecl every six mont-hs-the entire stable thoroughly ventilated -no animals lout cows l'<e`pt in the stable.

Borclen°s St. Charles Milk-obtained unclcr these ideal conditions- is delivered to you kitchen with its purity unchanged. it is the same pure, sweet milk with part of the moisture removed-nothing is aclclecl. Milk in its most convenient and _economical form. Keep as supply on your shelf for all your milk requirements. At your grocer s.

“ T./ic milk that culs I/te cos! of cooking "

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lwar, because the gold standard was [based on a rule which provided that the -Bank of England note issue must ,bo backed up by a certain amount of gold held by the hunk. Tho gold standard, however, 'could not he nb- servcd when war broke out.

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was formerly the case, and the Trea- .s tho value of 346 millions. which are legal tender for the payment oi' ‘dobts. Neither can the holders of these demand that they should hc redeemed in gold. _

al blow on April 1, 1919, when the

tions carry on their trade by barter. We send so much goods to thc Ar-

nnce between the two, it is satishfled

it is estimated that at the moment they only amount to some twenty niilllon pounds - the Government

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stands the Lion of Belfort. Now cut out of enduring stone, he was once modeled from snow.

siege of Bolfort lasted from Novemb- er, 1870, to Fornary, 1871, Among the garrison were thousands of reseive

troops, among them there were not a _few artists and other profess onal men. From time to time during the whiter the mon. to amuse themselves, made statues in the snow. Then the sun would shine and the`rs would be no more statues. _ - _ _~_

who gave to`_Amorlca her heroiciig- ure of Liberty. Bartholdi, the sculpt- or. One day- he modeled s lion from snow, and tho half frozen soldiers, as they looked with pride and delight on what the sculptor had wrought, with renswep courage cried: "Now the Germans can never enter France from this direction, for here stands the Lion of Belforti” And the Germans never did

order of the French govemment the garrison capitulated with all honors of war. Upder the terms of peace. France retained Belfort.

lion. On thgrock in front of the cita- del, rearing himself on his foreiegs, stands thisnoble figure. He is thirty six s

0‘Conner was doing! Yet. _on every

uthors of these tablets, also invent-

exist.‘ They -show'»thi\t»thq children

ncording to these tabletstlic children 4,200 years ago were taught arith- etlc, geography, historynnil gram- ar just like the children _of_today. The multiplication tables -are re- arkably distinct, and in plain .num-

On one tablet the schoolboy 'has

the use of writiiig 'syllables and mbining them into words being thc st Step toward tho atpiiabet.

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it is strangely inconsistent, to say*

the least of it.

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Mr. Knowall was heard to assert

The bank is now under no obliga- ion to redeem its notes ln gold as

ury have issued Treasury Notes to

The gold standard received its l`ln-

xport of gold was prohibited. Na

cntine, for instance, and they semi s so much goods. lf there is a bai-

y the export of gold, Now that our old reserves have fallen very low-

ave prohibited the export. Conseque- tl-y. we must do our foreign business y the export of goods or on credit.

Famous Lion of_Belfort

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On guard at the French frontier

in the Franco-Prussian war the

Among the garrison was tho _man

Nifhen an armistlce was declared by.

Once again Bartholrli modeled the

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