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*lo norm Now vlslli lout. “ '_ " A A s - Alter Serving a Yesruilli Mliilargydfosillihig Capmred all “caches ' Parmied Posimms M ang were Struck by Engine' one'

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‘ _One of the _most interesting visitors that Charlottetown has had for many a day is. here at present in the 'per- son of Miss Donkin, a Canadian nurse who has recently- returned from the front. Miss Donkin is a native of Truro. N. S.. and is one of twenty- two Canadian nurses whowolunteered for service in Belgium during the early stages of the war, offering not only their services~'free_'but also to pay their own expenses to Europe. Their offer was accepted -_but through the kind -oll1ces_.oi'»_Dr. Armstrong and Miss Her`sey__of the'-Royal Victoria Hospital s _fund was raised ln Montreal sufficient to provide .them .with _ uni- forms 'while passage wasirindiy given them by Sir Thomas Shaughnessyuny the S. ~S. Transylvania which sailed lrom~New York on May 18, 1915. From the-date of their sailing' and' through their many e`xperiencss».!n-- Europe they .warei known as 'Dr. Armstrong's Contingent." - A _

OFF FOR BELGIUM. .-

Immediately 'before theirdepsrture

from New York news of the sinldng of the Lusitania was received and with it' also the sad news that one-"of the victims of this wholesale,.German murder 'was'~the wife of- -Dr. l,De - Page. heed of the-Belgian hospital which was' their ob_iectivs.- ~Mr|.'De Page had been inthe United States soliciting' aid for thehospital .and waareturning home by--the lil-'fated steamer. - Un-_ deterred _bygthe fate of the Lusitania. passengers "Dr.o -Armstrongfs Qqnun. gent'-’ -sailed direct for ,France going- thence to La Panne, a noted watering place in .-Belgium. where=the hospit-all was _locate'_d, 'and some sip miles 'back Of U1B`_fu‘|li¢'Iilll."- "il "._ ` '_ - - The_hospital'."orlginaliy-s large and

ed by the'-'addition of three pavilions each containing 120 _ beds. The wounded, -the dying and those who died `en route, were brought tothe hos- pital direct from the firing line and the gruesome work of caring for them went on continuously day and night. Strenuous and harrowing as the work here was, Miss Donkin's most vivid recollection' of it all was the bravery, of the Belgian soldiers whom she des- cribes as "tliebrsvest people that ever lived." "Wounded to the death their- pluck and their courage never failed them; they had done their duty and the only regret ever heard expressed eltfher fordisabillty or approaching death _was _that their usefulness to their beloyed king and queen and' country was over. The Belgian people treated the nurses with every possible kindness. Necesssrily food wis scarce and prices exorbitant while luxuries of any kf\'l were generally speaking out of the question. The King and Queen, both of whom the people idolized, lived in La Penne and'fre-_ quently visited the hospital, shpwing every kindness both to the wounded and to the nurses.

‘Of the Belgian doctors, also, Miss

Donkin entertains the highest respect Tltey are sklifuil patient, courageous Nothing daunts them and in many ca- ses effectedcures that bordered. on- themiraculous. . -

- AT LEMNO8. GREECE After three' months at ba Palme

Miss Donkin and-a number of her companion. nurses 'went to London where after a short rest she and six others of the original "Dr. Armstrong Contingent" volunteered. for service with _the Canadian Rad Cross.- They were assigned duty. at Lemnos. in the Aegean Bea, whither, they sailed on_ the Aqultiania., the [largest hospital ship afloa_t,.so large as to be found illipracticabie and, lai.er.` was aban- doned_ as a hospital ship. 'They ar- rived.in Lemnos in November. tht!! escaping _the summer horrors of flies. heat. scarcity. of”f_ood and other __in- 0,°llven'iellees ‘suffered __ there -by Cana- dian.-nurses-` who. had _preceded them. They -did -not "escape ‘~inconv_eniences however; the rwinter weather " bolus “Wit fdiealteoalilliflrsin; end- snowgl nl- ternuting-_with. persistent regularity.

and- the -mud never failing. =‘.»~lios¢¢

vital here as~nlads‘_u -ofa _ber of w66\iti?;&l'd'oa!t`v`£aphH0s`e23? ac- commadatlngfabout its `-msn. 'it was thcqbaael t-hospital sms the -Qardansliea from which it- ‘was -¢tst¢at.'enly».a‘. six hears '~runa~.}‘ §|l!lle_'\_“Hlildfpari‘ "easel treated llere~=wara'soldhrs_with lrotop fe_°t.from.the Dal-dallelles, one of the

filled sad- frozen trenches. It was “fills her, stay at Lemnos that the Gallipoli undertaking was abandoned and the `ustr-alians were brought to I-°mnos__%.i:a»t_. _ _ . ' ._ Among" pioacantest recollections °f, 012. -,wars the intanlewagi

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the uggaan amen; and sol era and the oildsriai stories they had to

teitoi t onusoli -is 'la ls* y atgries that nge; 1 Meta-snsmfue ‘tau ty 'tau l.’.&'-‘ii.’i'- ‘"2 i2.l‘*,3i..';"i‘;.2»".'.l’. 'cmd mutandis.-

°f llllyuors esastiywon

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necessary that thewithdrawsl should be effected without revealing the in- tention--to‘the Ttlrks_ The Austra- lians mounted _rifles and a few old guns in their trench whlch` was on the seaward side of the Turks. 'Two cans wereplaced, one above the other _.the upper one filled with_ water, and the lower one attached to the trigger of the gun. The water was allowed to trickle slowly into the lower can until a sudlcient weight was attained to pull- the trigger._ This automatic firing was going on from one end of the trench to the other long .after the troops had ‘gained their_ahips in the. darkness; When- the guns ceased' llring the Turks raided _the now empty trenches -while their occupants were far beyond thereach of their guns. `

'THE TURKS GOOD SOLDIERS.

The Australians f[lel¥ expressed

their admiration of the flglltlng quall~ ties of the Turks whom they describ- ed es brave, fearless, fair lighters with none of the dirty and treacherous tricks of the Germans. They were humane to theirprisoners and con- siderate of the wounded.-in striking contrast to the invarlable habits of the Germans." _ ' -

VISIT T.0 EGYPT. -

From _ Lernnos the` nurses-.were ' sent

to'Cairo, Egypt. for rest and._.to await orders. While here they enjoyed not only an agroeable.ohauge~and rest but _l1ad`-the pleasure ofyisiting' _many -pla- ces of hlstoricf and-_ scenic interest, Among ' the "lnt'er_edt_ing. _things seen- ‘ig 'Cairo was a wedding-in".hlgh»-Turkish life, that of the nieoefot-=the Sultan' the public ceremony of which 'the"Canfa- _dians were kindly permitted t_.o.witn`ess_ The veiled turkish ladies. andespeclai- ly the veiled bride whose face the pre- sumably happy brldegroom had never been permitted to see-thntpleasure or otherwise as the fates might decree being reserved until after -the mar- riage-were of special interest.`Whlle in Egypt the party also visited Alek'~ andria.

AT SALONIKI. -

After a few pleasant weeks in Egypt

the party were ordered to Saioniki where they r}._re assigned to the New Zealand camp, three miles out of the City. The Hospital here. St_ Lam- berts, contained _600 beds. This hos~ pital was for the sick only there being no lighting in the vicinity. Thepre- valent _diseases among the soldiers were Dysentery and P; 0. U. 0. (PTY- sia of unknown origin), - the latter hitherto unknown to Canadian nurses and doctors. __ it was _a sort of rheuv matic affection accompanied by great pain. not ganerally.fatal and usually running its course in a week or ten days. Miss Donkin wasnt Sll0l\lkl when the Allies took over the city.. It was expected that a battle would -result but the occupation was made peacefully as far as the Greeks were concerned. In anticipation of pos- sible trouhlethe ladies were forbidden to enter the city -during forty eight bburs while the occupation by the Allies was being effected.

SAW A ZIPPELIN BROUGHT - » DOWN. _ `

wlnlo at salonlkl Miss oonalnnna

the pleasure-t-mingled -with some' hor~ ror_ and considerable satisfaction--of seeing a German' Zeppelin throught, down. The alarm was' glvenat 2 0'- clock in't_he morning that a»Zeppeiin was approaehins the city _It ¢°\_\\.‘l__ _|,¢.¢9nn clear cut- against the-starilt sky above, tile- town. In1medlat_¢lY the 1 powerful _-saarchlishts of ._the‘- f_l°Q’~‘ .ln the harbor.and of the stl_¢_|°l1l:0§| the~.hills' were -turned .upon ~~ltl I l4l¥°_ an _animal trapped snd_lblindsd \l¥~tl\~» ileroe light the ZlDll_°"“_*"»"°$““ `§° steer and erratic cotirse.sail_llIs.-19" down over the town wit-\1°‘l,¢ .WY °\7` ptire`nt'obiactive_ 'Ali at once it was any-ro nded by bursting _shells from tn 'fl tl-airoratvstull-of _the-‘t\°°t *gg ' ll stations. -Like a f\'tl\t¥°ll ri ttxtwureo me turned but

twlstg’ 'nd msn u‘it~mlsht_m “sro - llghtsnolmis-to lt. 'me sight _ras ; marvellous one. the tact that woo “_ when human asian' rtvhls it 1 “°.

" ' ' thither _across {‘;o'=°t:rii‘tn:l:rl bfgtlss shell' f°\"=°" qlrotos around it; while the-_:fest le' eaadescant- .m'onater.' helblell *lm

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,drawing from the peninsula. It was

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_ (.8peclql to the Guardian.)) PARlB, Aug. 13-- An official state-

-ment issued by the war olllce tonight reads: "North of he Somme. after prepratory lighting yesterday and last inlght» our_troops today attacked the ithird German position extending from east of I-Iardecolirt to the Somlne op- posite Buscourt. On this front of six and one half kilometres our infantry with magnificent dash captured all trenches. strongly fortified works, on a de th of from six hundred to one

_thousand -metres. We -penetrated the

village of Maurepas of which the southern part and the cemetery are in our hands. We carried our new lines on the southern slopes of Hill 109 along the road from Maurepas to' Clery and on to the west .of Clery.

The nwmber of unwounded prisoners taken by us counted up to the pres~ ent is 1,000, _while thirty machine guns werecaptured. A- German coun- ter attack betwedn Clery and Maur- epas failed undelti our llre. South. of 'the Somme we carried out numerous _destructive bombardments on enemy ,organizations in the region of Denie- court. On the Vierdun front there was an intense drtiliery duel in the region of Fleury,"Vaux. and _Chap- itre. The day was compartivaly quiet on the rest of the front.

At Marepas in which the French

obtained a foothold .yesterday in cours" of their advance along a front of four miles in the Somme region, the Ger- mans delivered a` counter attack last night centering their assault on Ceme-

tary Church tha War Olllce announced' to-day. The Germans were repulsed' sustaining heavy loss. On the Ver-' dun front the French made slight pro- gress southeast of Fleury.

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Further pm-tigularg gf the [null pened to be the railway track. Hit*

railway accident at Alba;-ton, .l r-- they sat and talked reclining back on port of which appeared in the li\-ll- pile rails never dreaming of any»l\al1n. ing Guardian of Saturday lmvt 1..-.-»l|_\_~ the train was late it is supposed received. tn.-v grew drowsy and 'fell asleep; _ _

The accident occurred at 11 1-I --1- so soundly they must have. slept

Friday night. The victims are .lonnlthat they did not hear the alpproac_lt_~ Avery and Flank Dunn. aged'ing train, which was slowing up al seventeen and fourteen years re- ‘lt came toward 'the switch.

( 3p°c|a| to ,he G“,.d|an_)) spectlveiy. The accident is deplorable Avery was killed instantly, and ter-

L0ND0N_ Aug 13_. An omcml ln the extreme. Both young men were rlbly mutilated. Young Dunn was _hur-

c0mm\m|¢am,n “sued by the Brmsh sitting on the railway track waiting led a considerable distance a\d.lll_0 W" om” sho,-ny before mmngght for the coming train-exzpresa no, 3 very badly inlured. Hewas taken to follows: “Between the Ancre and the “W °°m° “l°“5' It “PVWW that tm’ Prince C°“m'y H°'9"'°l wh". Somme therels no change. There has Y°““5 D“““ was °"P°°"“3 his °°“' “° "“5°"°d “nm th' °"°m°°” VM.” been intermittent -shelling on the Bi" “°"' We" CW’ °“ the "Bm “nd "° '"'°“"‘°d hi' ’“"°- ' _ - 0 whole "OHL Anal. ,heavy b0mbm.d_ he asked Avery to go along with him. An inquest W,” h°m l°t°"`b¥ 091'" ment of our trenches southeast” of and “WY “'°“ld Walt for 'me' Paw °f 0L°"y' A "“"°t °’ Ypms this morning the enemym m_ the 1|-nm out at the switch accidental death was _returna|l_amd.llo farltry of a newly arrived corps at- “nd "de 1” °“ it' They blame W” attached w “l.‘°t tempted to leave their trenches for an “at d°W“ °“ the gm” at mst ‘mt train empmyees’ " I ' = it* ' _ attack. The attempt was defeated. finding It damp it is ‘mpposed 0" that The sad “hir is d° ‘ ' Eva,-ythmg is now reported quiet account, they shifted and went to the Bild BIIOWH the need of U 'hte

first dry spot they noticed which hap- by persons in the Vicllily _Of ll'§llil.

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_THE llusslln ROLLER mourns' oolvtlnol _ _ swEEPs ovgr ENEMY ollouno Htln ol sllunllli*

, ` MORNING SESSION P Walsh ll.ndC B Jelly j ' '-

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gwholelteglon ol Enemy s Main.,Winter Positions Before e __ _ _ __ __ __ 5___,,__;-___ _:.___,3_._____§3

_ - _ _ ._ ___ _»“-; ~ _ ” '_ '- - e conven on opene a ococ en promsng a . __

. _E Tarnapoi and Buezacel;.;i’_lllls into Russian liands ;,y_-_-_--,,;_;;¢,_-3--» -f fs-f

The llrst matter which came up was Election of olllcers followed

i iscussion on the Teacher’s Ma a- Presi ent- Cordelia C Munn.

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A _ lm- ginqsf It was decidedthat the Maia- Vice-gresident for‘_-Prince. ‘ C~ B-

_ _ _ _ _.Ji V _ - zinc should contltnue to be: punt-islxgé Jelly. _ dent for ueen_‘_

The next subie t for dis u ll Vice Presi Q '_

compulsory attendance. Inspector Francis, _;_-

- Curtis, Mr. George Green, Inspector vice-President for KirlE’s -Lloyd

nion Presbyterian Church, where the Rev. R. G. Fulton preached a masterly 'sermon to an overflowing congrega- tion, ncarly one third of which could

sh0w» what Derry Lodge is doing in .that locality.

Brtlther W S‘McNelll f th L d

not gain admittance to the lag; church. The parade headed byg ‘ Fourth Regiment Band. and marshall

-lvnllgnina fig;eF;;ov§;!g':;nB:::l:£l0u;B“l;‘¢;l';: Mlnard’a Littiment Curasbiliampsr. ` denly. Bin that time n t h ' '

..°"..¢ th . ° “°° “’ colllso svslus

been lou d e p rty. and 'the up-

turned boat drifted ashore this after- -

noon

(it is believed Mrs Williams above ETC

was fo,-mo,-ly M1” 1-]ng||mq_ ,|50 of 23rd, as all your friends will be at the

Eylm-5119,) 'Tea. Proceeds go towards Red' Cross

Funds. . 145l»8-14M»ii.

Blflltt-h_er~..l-l., C. H_ocken~addressed ‘the

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Wright was present in hisgofilclai ca- ‘uve

___ tico Red Cross Society are requested

--( 3il°°|l’|'¢° 01° 9Ulf¢|lY\~)) the same time as the batterin down Kosloff. southwest of Tarnopol which D°3'l° and Mr' E’“°"°“ Warren t°°k 5h5W; . _ ->

-PETROGRAD, Aug. 13- The whole of the fortified wall which thegenemy was protected by Burkanow forest, Daft- _lt Was decided that there 811011111 Sec 3’--Tree!--_L°“‘é Wygugéd '_ reiilili Of U19 |11’-ill Blleml' Winter D0-I erected last winter from Tripet Riv- the whole line of River Stripa met th( b° 9' °°mP“1°°"Y law e“f°"°°d~ RBCOYMDS 590 Y-_ 9°- ga din. sitiops before Tarnopoi and Buczacz er tn the Raumauian frontier. T0-day. same fate.,Tl1us the whole region oi. Pfesidem Nemgm m°"°d “ °°m` EXB¢“'-We C°mmig°°’T_`l 'L mont' has allen into possession of the Rus- ceding to a vigorous and determined the main enemy Wllltef ‘l\\tU`l6l‘B U0 mm” t° Wait 0” '-11° Pwmier in re' L0ttl8 F'it2€B!`9ld- 99° an ‘_ stalls, according to a ofilcial . state- efforts during the past few weeks by f0l'e T&rl10iJ0\ Bhd BllCZ8»CZ. Dressed Sllfd t0 the subject, consisting of ln- Wm. Spindle- M155 D°"P sq“‘"° 5"” U16!!! 1890611 H0111 headquarters to- our gallant troops under Generals by us on both flanks, fell into our pos 990°'-°\`“ C“"U5 ‘md C51” 'md Mr' NOON _ ‘-1 night. Time communication reads: Gorbachev and Sakharolf, under -the 5688100- TUB 88119-Ht tl'00DB Undo! Gems” Green' ‘ SATURDAY AFTER - _ __ "The fete day in celebration of ~the leadership of General Bruisioff, the General Letchitzky captured Nadwor An “dare” f°u°W°d_bY M1" Stems -_ birthday of the heir to the Imperial villages of Gliadkl, Verboleska. Ceb- na. south of Stenisiau and the villagt supervisor of Womens Insutm'es` The closing session WN Mm °P throne, Grand Duke Alexis roff, Ozena and Pokroplna eil- strongly of Fitkov and then crossed the river SUB 7-01d Pf the W'-"K th” In°"t“t°5 md Sam;-day afternoon. Thi! 9089103 F" Nlclunslevltcn, by a rortun- fortified ron into our hands. Further by the Btrltn at Scletvins- fl°1\° in °°‘“1°°“°“ with *ht* °°"°°“’ devotee to the receiving ot reports,- gtg coincidence halppgngd gf _ and advised the Teachers to cooper- of the various Commun” gud to the ' _ _ _ _ ate with the Supervisor of Womens _passing of reB0|u¢|0n,_ _ .

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MTBE Stems’ °;c;rBeBs;” p““°‘p“"°d in by rielgesiiixxltlilltilldz ,the thanks of ._ thil`“_

' _ - M953” D' F' tTt;'“ey and Wm' Sdplg; convention be extended -tb -ihtg; '

die. A vote o anks was passe 1 m 5 of the association. 0 _

TIUE' Etc' Miss Sterne for her admirable talk. :goomgiqfesged gnc); a keen interest

' "”'”“'h dl The President then read a letter in ma 1~¢,a¢);¢|-g' Magazine.

_ - (3P°°"»' 1° Q ° G“"' "") from the Secretary of the Students E_ Francis fm- his energetio_a,.;Il’i_I|~_

_-__ ' .__ TORONTU A“8~ 1*” F’°“h *° out dl the risla Kitchen rand. d H, bl ¢f,,,,,_,,, B,,,m,,,

strgngolllorthwest to west wlnds.~-line it vtflarsfgslrayiltgaal to the teachers ofthe age: 5: tl; emgguine, to Dr. Robes;

s 1 A t 1:-its me lu b ‘ _ '"1 °° - - ’ n l nl n have not yet contribut- f me are or the nan t_o.__ _

mengsairle gfysln the history of Deer? d EDIVPNTOXL AFS. 1:) dWordto£ o The highest t6mD°"“f“\`° "°°°rd°d Ed 231159 fluke ‘ID U10 l'tm0““t Of) :l?;1ml;)t:rs of the staff of the Sunulldlf ry L. O. L., No. 1169. Long Creek, when Llovgkgs l:;?|esy:,,?l‘1e?;t not E116 festegid? vrlassggddegrees’ '$99 a' m' $120 which is yet dlle on the Field School for their valuable assistance,

_ H 1 M_ d I _ ~ ' t re s ere agrees' a p. m._ _ t th l l ress for their insertion

31lel‘}?J?§i°‘t.>vE')l':;tilbY ;Iz;,SS0\'B ;?rl1B;1€l1)V?;- glgéjmont' in while” -mga 1| went-known 58 degrees' ‘The c°1d°°t’th° p"vi°“' K,Tcli\eennext was a paper on Patriot- nt; regorltgnufpthis convention, to-the lnnis, and Bruce Stewart respectively I 'im H909 ° mem; sggdcig haxe “ight was 81 d°5"°°°' f igm by Miss Nellie Hubley, Principal Prince Edward Island Itslilwayxfor carried about thirty members of the ,gsm fironvesfhgesfcuma wa yM oi The ud° Wm be high this m°mm8 at Ulgg. lt was an admirable paper granting certificates. L. O. A. together with the Fourth Wfm' m 1% ,M E B peru” rs' at 10'” and t°m°"°w at 1143; it full of timely suggestions and was After a few remarks by the retir- nerimont sand. the nov n. e. Fulton, 1, laim’ -Yue ° r' ll' ' t ‘ 331°' Wu' b° 1"" '°n'“m “' “'50 “nd '°‘“°" mush appreciated. ins president-elect this very metall- 'Blld EX-MHYGI' H- C- H°0k°U °f T°"°”' ng: 5.93. Mcigrtilgllrehzateiqgsigogt Mc? Nw at 12'- ;__ A discussion and vote of thanks iol- ful convention was brought to ' a to. to McEwen's Wharf, Westville, to Murray at Lac La B|che_ 0|, wedneg. ' , - lowed. Those taking were Messrssciose by singing the National Anthem. take part in a parade to New Domi- day nfiernoon they wem out on the W""d‘ t-'“'."‘_°"* CW" D|Ph¢h°"'*- _ ~ _ _ -_ _ _ _ _` ________;._____.

THE srtcmt Proton

- - - - - 0 will END sllullolv

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bered and will no doubt do much to 5 hasta; of {;||ers||9_ Mrs, g;v‘|)|`|'|::;,e§ -"Cours to Little Sands on Aus-

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results ot the constant living ln- water 'of natural horror. /#°f'\° °f ll '. nf' - - '. ~ _ Amgfti ‘ m M Nm” what muh N iourull-tan o'clock. in the grove near. mt 1 and August 19 tor this means

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"°" ° y' - the church. Part ofthe proceeds' to

14" ‘umun be devoted to patriotic purposes. lf'

-- AT ONCE "mln the day is unfavorable festival w il be

man for farm work Cmtvrtlbe mul on following any itroanoirqi

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house; Good wages and steady oth- . _ _ _ _._ _ _ _ __ f . m b b k h f ,. ,¢t,,g.¢_.

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f _.1-' uv - __; _slalom as °» - - Y ' 1 Q awe °° mm wi . all _ra ra b mr vote for 4 s s _

` 5' ` * 5 . . ~ 14"-345501 be held on the grouudsof thv:|P. il. pigigca N.

Ei* |_ . |r|g Yap lux; I l.. Protestant Orphanage atlit. Her- ` .with new house sind outbaildtags, bert next- Thursdlow' llilllat. l'Itb.

son. Brackley Point. l4~8lltf. ;il:s::.&'7:`_l5i,l;lk l=ve~`the oit.)'a__t

_r d ~ andre. Tea will also.oe- ser sd. C . aces' making strenous efforts. ` i _ ____

:£22 1;? zaimal: hm _:ld edit tions o_f cake or other ;rov_i|ld::“_":i=i ” “dl whnotl Trying for these extra m ' _ »,__.__ "md, tmmon, Applyto H. John- be thankfully received by Mr. 0. 11.' _ses itllt doubles ¥°\\l‘ °lllll¢°l 0! '

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