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i The long nings of that remark- iably fast fiver. the Chimney Swift, are bow-shaped and stiff, making the flight of ii Swift unique. Only the tips of Ilie wings beat the air. and the action is so rapid th-at mania eye cannot follow it. In con- trast. the Great Blue. Heron flaps slowly along on wide wings. with the ability to keep aloft for at least 17 hours without stopping. Likewise. a Black-crowned Night

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CHAPTER XIV

THURLOW BEGINS T0 SUS- PECT

Thurlow dropped the buff- coloured forms on the desk with a sudden impatient gesture and. rising to his feet, went. over to the window and stared out moodily. The open space before me Resi- dency lay dusty in the glaring afternoon sunshine. The steep- pitched roofs of the copra sheds, which lifted their peaks over its farthest edge. danced distortedly through the heat haze rising from the flat expanse of baked earth; and the still. green water of the lagoon, which showed between them, shimmered dizzily before his eyes. Farther out. the dazzling band of snowy-white surf swirled and eddied along the line of the barrier reef. and beyond again the intense blue of the ocean stretch- ed away to the distant horizon.

He stared out unseeingly at the familiar scene, for his mind was still on the reports he had been studying. and his expression of gloom deepened as he wondered. for the fiftieth time, how he was igoing to deal with the problem ithey raised.

l A chair ri-eakcd in the room he- hind him. and he turned round lsharply. At sight of the girls dark lhearl bent over the tattered illus-

Huon naps us mm" in g wideltrated supplement. however, his arc. Gr”, Blackgbacked Gum up inonicntary tenseness relaxed. She rliad been sitting so quietly that

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yto the window, she this consciousiiess again complete- its prob-

with their stubby appearance, short triangular wings. and swift. direct flight. The flight of Wood- peckers is undulating. Their wing action is entirely different. pro-I duced by a succession of several quick beats followed by a pause. The. wings of the best fliers are deeply arched. Franklin's Gull is

ly as his mind took up lciii once more.

It was a problem which had been growing in intensity in the course of the last couple of weeks --ever since he had moved into ,the Residency in fact - and. lit- ian cxainple. A quick stop is made tie as he liked it,'he realised that .m, npplymg me make oublil. entailed a decision on his part 's,',.,.,mmg wings and mu. Tum, which could not be delayed iiiucli

' And that decision was one

which are relatives of Gulls, haveil0"3"- . p E "nmrkably hum W-mg .cu0n',u'liich would inevitably affect h:s

can flap or glide, twist and turnvum” WW 5eTl0U5l.V- ' Mm the g,.mu.n nmmy. The 1,... He had been on the islands full rm. pm. M the mm; of l R0-W1 month now, and in that period he - yr :; .1:.::.”:::...:.”.:::: 22. .::::::::::. 3:: i. am- e. en v - - igulidiiitimtiidl ga:)s”betw't:i:n the body.i:9(l:l:li;:1 thaid 113:1! P99” hilllllfll ,and the wings are closed.' kph 1 "2! jmh "hmilni? lm-Vii i Even some birds bearing the 0 9 an F rm. 6 had acted on isame surname. are differently con- 9”” "0mDl115'0n- TWTE Md Sim- structed because their actions are 915' 599", ll” 3ll9T1laUV9 M "19 WW" so unmm The win” or 1 Coop”-5pBiit, while he hndrealised that he Hawk MP rounded, rm mu Inn! was beini: forced into an entirely .and rounded at the end. This birdligdlw lTfl95l.l'il"- hm Md V0Tl5"lFd ikeeps tn the woods. seldom soar-:g”"5V" Will i 9 hot”; "151 "HIP hm dashes through the bush. e. was left alone he would he nlilc

zmg. , 7P5 M,” H5 m.,,... Howeven m, to devise. some scheme for qiiirily lwmgs of R sparmw Hm.-k have R disappearing from the official posit ijog like an elbow, and end in 115' W35 R55UmlHil- '

out

-11,” m,bm.5;7,di But things had not worked nu. that way. .

At the end of the first couple ol ;days it had been borne in upon .him that by his assumption of the

sharp points. Hawk habitually hovers in lopen on rapidly beating wings. looking for grasshoppers.

where do gamma” Orioles dead Resident's identity he had mum? lunknniiingly forfeited his inst to the outs.dc

,...,.-. ichance of escape WVO . Under the conditions pi'c- .vailim: on the island, he saw clear-

,ly that it would only be f)OSSli)iP

i . York And Vicinity .1 efor him to leave it with the. kiimv-

xlr and Vivs. Arlhur Wyatt. were ledge and connivance of the traci-

iisimrs to the city on TllPSdil,l'.iPY. and for obvious reasons that ilvlnv 5'h was out of the question. -- It meant. in effect. that all he Mrs. Howard Watts and dauKh- had done. was to exchange one ter Carol spent. Monday, May Athlpnsnn for amtym-, in the city. This was a dismal reflection - -4 after all he had risked and sut-p

Mrs. Alcx Benton is spending a fered to attain freedom; but once YPW dais WW1 hf? 5l5iP"- MW Al'1l10 faced the facts squarely he ac- bcrt Proud. York. Her many friends fppfpgi H mm .. gm-min R,-gm N1”. arc illild to 8693 1191' Nick HEH1Tl- losnphy. As there was no way out r-sww ,nf ll. it hehoved him to make the Mr. Frank WK”! IDGYN MmldM'- best. of the circumstances. .May ilh, in the city. a o e l

And certainly, on reflection. it

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Mr" and M” (jfor Magnum" Of course. there was always the - 'ultimate exposure of the mistaken lidentity looming over him. but .that. was a matter for the relative- ily distant future. Even there. he

i The play which was staged by Cherry Valley, in York Hall, was much enjoyed by all.

1. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Union. were the guests of Mr. and .Mrs Gordon Crockett on Sunday. ilvfay .1rd.

little danger of his being connect- ed in the official mind with obscure convict who had escaped

Quite H numbpr in York in-.3 ai.,iime of the real Thurlow's disap-

tending the Musical Festival this pearaiice. week. Many are taking part.

Mrs. Gordon Crockett was a visi-4, tor to the city 'nie1ida,v. May 51,11, 5

Miss Aletha Brown has retiirnedi :to her home aft.er spending the; iwinter months in Toronto. She is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown, York.

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Miss Connie Coo-k, city. was the guest of her cousin, Miss Alelha Brown, York. on Tuesday, May am,

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Miss Marguerite Vessey return- ed to her home after spending the. winter months in Toronto. She is lthe guest. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Veeaey. York.

Mr. and Mrs. Grndon Rodd and son Billy, paid a short visit to York Tuesday evening. May fith.

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i E M, md M” (-,,,n. Sh". and mm. hoped that the doctor's report J1... Brmklw pomp Mwed friends would clear him of any suspicion and r,,1am.,.5 m York on sundg... of deliberate impersonation; and, M”, 3m. .provided it was delayed long, . Ema ienough -- say. for a year or more )4;-Dnnnlttl-ll19liF would be comparaiiveiv

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Congratulations are being re- ceived by the former Miss DorothY Doueette, Pleasant View, and Mr. Omer Bernard, Skinner's Pond. whose marriage took place on Wednesday morning. April 29th. in the Immaculate Conception Church. Palmer Road.

Rev. Emmanuel Richard. who performed the ceremony, also celebrated the nuptial mass.

The bride was attended by Miss Vida Bernard. sister of the groom. while Mr. Henry Doucette, the bride's brother, supported the groom.

After the ceremony. it weddinx breakfast. was served at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doucette.

The wedding supper was served at the home of Mr. and Mr!- Thomas A. Bernard. skinner": Pond. where immediate relatives of the bride and groom gathered.

They were the recipient! 0' many beautiful and useful gifts. -CL. little to worry about for the time. and though he realised that b.V this turn of events he was now committed to take his assumed post of Resident)" -"il”i0ll51.Vv he contented himself at first with

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