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Girl Lives Long Time litter Suicide Attempt

BRISTOL, Gloucestershire, Eng. April 27-A letter from her soldier sweetheart telling her he was go- ing overseas decided a young girl to end her life. -

She threw herself olv" (‘r-non suspension bridge, but the crino- line she was wearing acted as a parachute and she ﬂoated down into the River Avon. 250 feet be- low, where a boat picked her up.

That was in 1885. The girl. who later became Mrs. Sarah Ann Lane, died only recently—aged 85.

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new and the bookwrhidashe had been trying to road splashed into the water. as she sprang to her feet. '

“Kitl" she cried and then‘, as she sarw his face, “Kit, what has hap- pened to you, whet is the matter?"

“'I‘hat's for you to say - since you're responsible!" Onion‘! voice was as hard as his mouth and his QI

"I don't understand. I canﬁ think what you moan Halve You been-ill?" Zenda. {altered

"You might call it so-as a result or the kind attentions of Love- lace’s hired rufflsns. 0r were they yours?"

"You don't mean what saying, Kit. you can't!" walled.

“Do you still say that you ar- ranged. as you promised for me to meet Kay that evening? Didn't you instead take her to where that scoundrel waited for her? Don't trouble o deny it, or to lie. 1 know it!"

“Kit you 6on2 You must listen, you must believe ma." Zenda spoke with feverish Iauidit/y. “It was Kay who wanted to go with her husband; to have a - a second honeymoon. She was, afraid to see you, afraid of what you would say. so she-she persuaded me, when she heard you were at Abu Rameses, to-to-hefrp her to set away."

“Have you nearly finished? Be- cause I really don't adlvlse you ‘.0 so]?! any more. I migrht forget my- sc , I've been ilndlng out things the last few days. I know haw iouliy you've lied to me and ‘I'm only.here now tn get one word of truth out of you—by force if nec- essary."

Zenda had subsided once more upon the coping of the pool. Car- son stood aver her grim and in“. orable,

“WM is lr you went to know?" she whispered.

"Exactly where that cad took Kay. Oh. I've learnt quite a lot. how she struggled and fought, how about that trip into the desert, she only gave in miss‘. because the brute threatened to injure me. You see. I've ccme acrosrvha Ezllptlan who drove the car and he happens to be quidr-earod, quick-eyed and quick-witted. Daoud has told me just what those tender relations between Kay and her so-cslled husband were. during the first twenty-four horn-s or whqt Y0“ say was to be a second honey- moon! Then Lovelace sent him back so that he might have Ksy at h" "W"?! - - Jhefro alone there. now. The only thing Daoud didn't tell mo, because he'd sworn an oath IIOt to and is afraid. is the exact Place vnhere he drove them. Well?"

"I don't know-and I can't tel! you." Zenda robbed,

"You do and you can.‘ Kit hen‘: over her, lists clenched. "Quiet! I warn you I mean to rind out, and ! don't care what I do. Are-you- going-to say?"

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"DomYtF-donit!” Zenda pared and ‘then as his hand fell heavily on liq- shdisldat, [avg a thin scream. worsening like a frightened mouse. "I'll tel! you _ thoush .1 swore 1 wouldn't, too- it's Wadi. Morosko-tho oasis ed Whdl Morosko."

"You swear it?" ho bent to stars into has pale eyes,

"ﬂea-yes .:. 0h emit you see that Ibs- teliing the truth? And you shall hear the whole of it now-yes . you must. you shall listen! Kit. Kit, I only did it all because I loved you l0 terribly. be- cause I couldn't bear to give you up Oh. yes. I was jealous o! Kay! Why should she lllﬂd everything, why should‘ she have you?"

"I never dreamt that you cared —or thotniit you cared."

"Of com-so not You'd no eyl fer anyone but Kay! Iin utterly useless-utterly insignificant. ex- cept to supply money."

"Which you only dld for your own ends, not for klndesl." Carson

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that could make you so cruel, so

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da heard his footsteps receding- leaving her for ever. ( To Be Continued)

Stella illarls ilonre And School Ass.

The members of th/o Home and School Association of Stella Parrish, North Rust-loo. held their nwntrhly meeting on the evening o! Avril 18th. The attendance was probably the best. this year.

The meeting opened with prayer. > The Secretary then read the aninutes of the previous meetins and they were approved as read. The different Committee Chairmen gave reports of their doings tor the last month. The Educational Committee had two comm-lime meetings at which they made plans for ‘the distribution of books o! tickets for the lottery of a quilt. They are also planning to sell fudge a‘. trhe concert to be given mt South Rustioo.

The school Committee read the report or the two women who had visited the school. Ways and means or extra help for the cleaning o: the school during the muddy season were discussed and arranged for.

The Membership Committee re- ported four new members.

'Il.he Chairman of the Comm/uni Com. told of his interview with Reid, Director of Physical Fit- ness, and oi’ his plans for better

The President had some one read

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the tentative constitutions and bye-laws she had drawn up with

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extremely interesting and instruc- ‘the aid of the executive. It was slzlfcuiabﬁéz-Of a Hume 811d The meeting closed with the sing- ior study, At the next- meeting 1118 0! "AW M5115 séigx‘

three immensely a one-act playr mely articles from our Catholic Road to Connaught," presented by Papers, as evidence oi’ the thlms M11 Beﬂrﬁm Blﬂﬁllillere. MI- Vlllc- Emmi"- an Educational Committee might mt Gallant and M158 Jew Gallant--

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