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'JUNE16 1924
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-_ ~ "` _ __ ‘_ __ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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`l'h__ls luxuriously ogulgjgod- stslnier will ply `¢|| gl. qisrlettetown - Plotou rout; nsloillsgigluns ind. _ _ 'Will lsavs=0ll_seb't`ts¢|w|| gy |115 s. m. returning will lesvg Hctou at .*‘ _-“ - 2
_ Pwsnatuw-News new _ lnnoow, sydney me »1¢‘||f|;‘¢';_
mould patronuo our route?-
_ which orran a oel|¢`n¢fu|....».~ -` trip of about four h`6\n1 liven; » _ of the ii»`mti~»qu|ppou`sioa»n,_.. _ are onset. 'Accommodation for! » T6 sutoirihlles. Q i-locristsoa s1'sAMs|li`i‘|>
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The lnoelal showing today at the
Prince Edward at usual pr-|¢¢;_
Western Guardian
--PIANO R_ECiTAL by pupils of
3307_5_27_“_ ___ Thursday, Juno 19th at 8 IALS _,Edwin A_ Evans of Quebec ron o. _ .
_ Admission 50 cents.
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LLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS cellar, were weicumtd at n special (,____________T mm Page __
Ons Insertion |00 por line of il words century SL Johnl Thufsdny llllllli ill I b i .| Your Insertion: . . _ . _ _._ . _..._ ll f li ll Mumolllc Tamllle- All ililll l` l- norms' oy' M' med to be mls-
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Central Guardian
SHOP from _Holm_an‘s Catalog..
` Arroirrrso Ae sscnai-asv
-At s meeting of the C. N. R. em- ployees Relief Insurance Associa-_ tion--recently in Moncton, Mr. Fred Power was elected by acclamution to the position of Secretary, made vacant by the death of the late Geo. Robertson.
N0 2 AND 8 BA`i"l’_ERY-Two
more drills before inspection. lt is lrbsolutey necessary that every man attend drill tonight to sign the service roll, otherwise they will be struck off strength. 7.30 To- night in uniform. J. P, Hooper, Liewt. Colonel.
GAINS H0_NpRB.- In the ex.
aniination results recently publish- ed by the Montreal star or ivicoill Medical Faculty appeared the name of J. Arthur Byrne who pass- ed successfully ia all subjects of his f0“l"»l1 year. with honours in Pathological Chemlgtryf, He is the 5°" ‘lf MW- J0l1l1 BYrl1o. Charlotte- own.
Sllhrome Gtrand Master of »Canitda.
session of St. John Domoluy Pre~
_ _ ¢_m__ v____t0__s wow b__m____e_____l_ Messrs he had no rcslrztlut placcd upon i Agontg vvunted ! For Sale Evans ami Eckhnrdt icave Friiiiiy ms nmmnuy “alll” thoughts" Con'
for Yarmouth. N, S. on an official
r~on1‘nA|1' Aoanrs, wnrrs Fon ' cutdlosue. United srl, Ltd.,
llrui§sw_|o_§ __Ave., Toronto.
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'N0 MiAT‘l"ER HOW SMALL OR
large the place you live in you can make money as our Atlrent. Ten
' _to 'l‘wentylPive Dollars weekly
for any lady with u few hours to
» eare. One Dollar for sample out-
fit starts you in business. Resid- ent Age-lit wanted lu every town and village to take orders for .Ladies House Frooks. Poich Ap- rons. etc:."diroct I`rom Manufac-
turer to Wearer. We ilclgeit and collect. Send. One Dollar' or sain- ple outtit and shake 'hands with
success! 'W1“`R. J»armaln_,,_,,& C07;
Manufacturer of House Frocksi-
ll~‘orch Aprons, Wash Dr_asses,'etc.'.`
\I.ondon__ Oh tanto. _ ' ll!
Female Help Wanted
MMD WANTED'-Fon GENERAL
house work. Apply to-- Mrs. Bagnall, 125 Fitzroy Bt. =
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_ _ Mole Help Wanted f L-U 0 "
walurso-'-1=KiNT”\_7_APPLv 209
' 9. oem-ge st._.,-_f'_»_-__~__-__iis'iis-e-14 si.
sin E/lnNlNoe'l.iov EM- ‘ lilo ent for Barbers. Become
okpygt in-‘-‘il weeh_s. _ Write Mol- e`r Barber College. Department “rg rmiiu, _ s-1-no-ti
Apply '15 Bayfield St. today.
2600-6-16 2l
2002 6`11-101
f - - ' lgmn-_ nd b f t, I _ __ suits of which is known all over Fon sAi.E-'roMA1'o PLANTS. bee will _,,s,‘1'§§__'f,_§‘;x'f'§;'y?,‘_’_e;f the world.
J. R. Marks, New London, 1'. E. |0t_mmwn _md M0nc_0n__M0n__,_0n “Thcrc is no question of sanity in l- 200-l~0~14.3l Excymngej _ this cnsc. iloth boys are admitted-
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FARM FOR SALE-100 ACRES OF 3_514 |_|\/E F-QXES 3|.||ppED____ schooled themselves to restraint. l““‘1 "1 ‘3\""f“““l“E fl°h°°| 0'* w. <1. Muir or Montreal in int- cour- 'Plwy lvllowcd their imilulsos rc-
:_l'_;t_;t_. oéllement McDg_;\_i_\:dd 60 nf me mdk, mlk lust T|"m,‘|uy gilrdless of whcrc it lcd them.
_v 5 ________'_ ' evening on the Ctinudian National “Tlllr biggest necessity 'in the F°'* SALE-TEAM 'f“U°K W/*°~ l`?»’5i'§f°§'?.'i§"`li'..f"flf...`l..`§""§..2ll'fl.iy'§l.l l'.§'.'."'.f°I3§.l.ll..lllY..fZ'L°"§l"'fhllrplll gun' °°'“Dl°"" (Fmncls) Am' speciallcrutes were 'carried' from sllonsiblllty to their children When h°“y Cl'"'k|“' New Wm"hh"" Prince lidwarll island New Brun~i- this is done tht-rr will he' fewer
_ 2G"3613'3" wick, and-N. Sw without a single cases of juvenile dclinqiiency and
loss No fewer than 66 cn-r loads of
FOR SALE'°'°HAPPY THOUGHT strawberries were shipped from to llvc ln" L I D
R°n3"~ Bm`g“'“ fm' ‘l“l"k Sale" the Sackvillo district of New Bruns- ---<-o>;i
wick by oxpruss to Montreal, llos- ~ ~ -
ton and New York. while 1,840.4-16 packages oi’ fruit totalling 27,803-
FOR sALE_RUBBER TIRE WIRE 413 pounds were carried to murkel . '
Wheol “'°3°“» "'3“"|Y “°“'» Wm* from the l`ruit growing districts of light. Will sell at a bargain for gum,-|o_ , __ '°*-‘ _ .
quick sale. Apply. Bert Trowa-I ' _-L_ _` _ (°“"af"3" P'°“') .- ` da.|e_ w9stm0re|and_ 26G8_“_14_3| *HE DOG PARADE sATURDAY__ stAlCiKVil1DLl\, Jilil8 l5.'-1“RBV§__._ll.
Last Saturday 'morning spectat-
FARM FDR 3ALE_| w||_L SELL on 0 8 ' _ e iurlotietowu district at Liic
by privam sum my farm of 68 0ccu__£__‘:_]£f__"_'§___'_’)___5_;__‘;‘_3_‘;l_2'_l f_‘:_el°_3;:'_;l _{'_:‘_|i|iinls‘trrial si-esinn flf_Nc\v Iinuns. _,cms ,,|,un¢u,_| at Founmm nomh _______ ____ _M8 _my The event was __m_wlck and Prince lodward Island New L0ndon__ Andrew G_ Mac, _"__ dog _______________'o_¥_____“___ by M_____ Methodists held here this morning. KW' RR' N°' 1" Em°mm' ago Fielding of the Prince I-‘dwurtl A tolegmm was mcmved hm"
26335 136| V l ‘ ‘ Iltcv. Dr.-Chown_ General. Superin-
_Theatre to ailvortise -the ’l‘heaLrc’s
°*°'L'-“= “VE” P*“°="°E“»'I‘i`Z.i"i.’I.' 25333”..2.§‘.5{"¥'i.."I.'fi.li§’??_;
new tires, perfect conilltlon,lo_ thegdogq “Ed ,h__'__. Mon., ;___,§,__ ;'i00.Il;0, dmMoLnughlin, Migteriem was __é_______e__ by we so`__,__'_ or tical l-.ltuulion in the nirtttoe of thc fkeptlc They t0______ several _____w],|ny which he would have nm “___
x_ on cr, ns`___ eayqpe eo __ '_ __ ‘ _ _ '
condition, callod'_w%xls‘ swehesaiwmnet ohdfdrultfl ._M;l|icli._ nélth tv; rou(1ster_on P. E. ll-$1150.00.-Only ”Nc_”‘?“’ lmnuerg --3 5-'ac 9 "mf
,.,,,_,°n~f°\. m|,,_ “ed me monewattention. Notwithsgnndiuz the u=_.u-_ Both at Campbenvsfgamgm , ____al antagonistic lttti iid sox' the cun-
-ine towards his fdllow. the parnilc
t l ‘ th _ i it " T L .t ,3.27.3"S125.`if.fi°‘i.§’.i.u..'?.§3lf“li`i.i' Mf-f¢-A-M»°1_@°<1- Ure we
0 9 altogether the umm, was __ wm__|e_._ among those rcgistcrcd :it thc Vic-
-- ‘ toria Snturda
?.i`te"*..r`£.- "wl~+r'e'_r...£;
men brskmen_ be inuers.
gggsmoiemimorinu ;<i§uplt“»fi»ori. __~_1)_ipuil _ _Write Iteilwa _;~‘_l.l_o_x i_1_6
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Mlscellla§'i9`ou'h'»""-~ -
GET YOURPRINTING DONE AT
the Guardian Central Job Print- ery. Phone 138. 2879 5 iltf
WOOL WILL BE CARDED AT
lsny, DeSablo, P. E
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»-a'--v_-<---_°~--1- AUCTION SALE OF JAM E_S J. Mo
Aleor of St. Patricl¢'s Road Dot 22, on Saturday, .iuno 21st. For particulars soo handhills.
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FINAL NOTICE-ALI. AUCQUNTS
overdue, .promissory uotol. etc.. remalnlhl! unpaid Ol! 'M17 31°!- wiu be nausea to our attorney for collection. Beer & Weeks.
IM?-‘3-B-'*.!
NOTICE TO 8UBlGRlBER8-
Subscriptions taken for all lead- ing Canadian. liinllllll N10 Am' ericsir hlsgsslnes and News- papers. Call MacDonald‘s_ Sulr scrlptlon Agency, Motell Hotel,
phone 175-L.-2634--E12-6|.
cannula: iliuseen' -rutte.
new 1% inch ousbloil lift!! S3-50 per wheel. new % solid tires $7.00
per Wheel. wire whovils _fitted UD. llght carriage repar ng. A. 'P_ Large, Proud & Moreulde bldg. BI! Grout Gdofge Bt. £59118-11-10.
Wanted '
wa irq _fro n'ltl‘l_*_)*U__liNis|-i
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:i"l::Fiif.i‘.li.tr¢‘.»i‘t'i%t.i;g.;_ _t’.‘i:.=*i.itt°.t°.i.i.1§°.=‘;l.»....._ Nova Bootie, l_iati_a_a_ _ol‘v1l- ’_______
Kohl
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lessnunodstion te till ling public. _-_ ,.- .
niloe
l)_siat%iMills. Cards are ready for`oa ni. Managar, Percy Do-
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stone.
sold to -the llilte J. Pierpont Morgan
c
phires Opened In
would pay high prices for a single
Some of the stones found have been valued ai about |175 000, rough polished. Ona sapphire, per-_ foot in every respect, of excelent quality and color free from flaw and out perfectlyudld for |250 a carat
'i‘ho largest finished _sapphire
over sent t of Ceylon was one
in 1308. This stone. said to be the largellt in the world, was found at Kufuwlta Korala nqsr Rstnapura in 1908. and wellgiidd 460 carats after being cut and polished.
The find in the-paddy field hai _ltliitld il eeiitlatloii' in Coioumo and has attsrctod many visitors to the lace here sapphires are still hp- rtlg hall-pint. the-field being prao tloally ‘tiniiinited
no mio ls. bslhlhllv °°~°‘ »*”‘ :md mm* "’ A greater ldllry emaoi no orioa "“'”°"J!a.....
deal of agreeable comment.
Miss Wallis, Mrs. Brlms_ Halifax: Mrs. Murphy, Hiiden, Col. Co., N. ‘i Mrs E E O‘Brlen and Mm
Cl’ar’kso'i'i, of ;i`~ruro; Mrs. J, R. Mii_-
ler ami Mrs. McDonald. Plllxwash, Mrs. Murray, New Glasgow, Mrs. Powers, Lunonlburg; Mrs. S. W_ Pnrkcr, Pwrrsboro; Mrs C A Lua
be next The membership ot the
IIRTHI
COL!-At Hope River. on May 80th, 1924. to Mr sud Mrs Harry Cole a daughter. _
MseVi1’1'Il - ln Westmoreland, June 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Vittie, s daughter weighing 9% lbs Congratulations.
DIXON-At New Westminister, B.
0., has 16th to ltr. sad tire. Bruce Dixon (noe Bertha Smith) a son.
Nl tio N- _"noni _ rl Juno lui, A}im d:=i-I; belov- ed wife of islielion in the
"th year of sie(
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VANCOUVER DELEGATE
W. G. Shelly, member of .the
Canadian _Advisory Committee of otsry- international, a prominent
sequcntly he took the path the rc-
iy brilliant but the have not
the world will be a hotter lace
Rev. H. Pierce is Chair
Piorcc was cloctcil as cl\z1lr1n1in`ol` th Cl
Two Million
Dollar Robbery
Y°“'|l we H red Mant iinuieti on the west side." the man back of the engineer said. “You'll atop ml., UNH! if YOU d0n‘t. you're done." t The train roared on with slack~ wins weed, at the bandit had era. cred a slow application of the brakes. Just where the Bucklye road, a popular auto route between Chicago and Libertyville, cuts the track, a red light flared close tu the west rail.
"Now Jerk it". the bandit yelled
into the engineer's ear.
Before the train came to a full
BIOD a third bandit cut the air line.
The bandits directed the train
be Slowly backed so that the regist- ered mail car was stopped across the auto road. Clerks in the car saw two automobiles cu- the east .aide of the train and two on the west side. scnsedsoinething was wrong and according to their orders, extinguished all lights.
When they refused to open thc
iiotm, the bandits hurled gas bombs through the windows, and aganst thc ilcndly fumes the cour- age of the mon and ther pstols wcre iucffoctive. Outside they were lined up with the engineers. fireman. conductor and fiagman.
Leader Orders Certain Sacks.
'l‘lic pouch-cs sought were found
only in thc middle coach. This loader of the robbers, a stocky fci- low, wearing it gray suit, donned ti Has mask and forced one on thc chief mail clerk to the car.
“l want thc Federal Rcscrvc ship.
iuuits to Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Si. Ifuui, Helena, Butte, Seattle and Spokane," thc leader announced. "i also want, for my own .special purposes, a sack you have cousigii-
-ell to itouiiil-Up, Montana". ldvcn
tho mystery bag iubeiicd “Roami- Up" was obtaiiicii.
As the bandit loader and the
chiel' clerk flung the pouches to ground, the other bandits forced the nlail clerks to carry them to thc waiting automobiles.
Scvcrui iiiocartlcd uinsks, u bot-
tic of nitro glycoriue and xx quant- ity of dynamite were found dis- carilcd at thc sidc of the track ai`L~ cr the robbery. These and o. deep pool of blood evidently from the wounded bandit, were the only tau- giblc clues the robbers left.
CIIICAGO, June 15.-A man
with fivo bullet wounds in his body was tukcn to the county hospital |today whore ho was arrested and ihclil in connection with Chlcn;¢o's sensational mail robbery. Police
litkl made thrcc othcr arrests.
tendent saying hc intended torsib- mit to the conforoncr lhl nitor oo
‘Church Union Bill.; - _-_ _.j_ .#-
ly _ - . l _ PERSONALS
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To LET__NEw HOUSE 73 BAY_ ful success and the cause of it grtut _ __ _ ficid St., all modern conveniences _ _ Mr. A. E. Clarke, Souris was
Il. C. Fir finish. 'Apply ‘J.`Wheat-- PR.Es_BY.rER|_‘N'_,§_w°MEN MEET among the visitors in the city yew
lay.. _ .The jgom-d of mguuoment of thc l0f0B»Y- `- (United Preu) =(‘liim-_st-_ control. 'l`hcy will tht-ii
"__""‘“ W* -Preobyteriaxi W_omen'e Missionary . ` l 1-0 |_E"|'..._gwE|_,-|_|_Nq H003; S _ _ E __ ____ _D_ _ _O __ _ .\_irs. ii.. Matutall of 'I`»i‘iiro, N. S._
and prgmfggg -N173- 23 Pleasant ‘Sze goinls zghzich t!'_¥_;,_c?0)__ miveii Vicc\l‘rosident of Rcbckiih Asiovn
St., (titty. Imni_l;d!iats_ possession. tnudny ___,_»_m._ib°______7______d ____e_____g_ l;;_y___»_»;il_l :_i_i_-_r-ive___lifr_;,_____'1‘_u_t'-ill=t>;_____tn C l s on llc tion ' gkgq” `* ‘ "1 " C' tonzwger? ;=__;.;__=_ffD B §:Z‘_;:_ ‘;?__?__dl_:____ §o__1X_méy__I__'_'__?_` ini visits to the .dcbcknh Lodtlus in
2405_5_31_n M__s_ R_ w_ Ross_ M_____ J_ A_ c_______ke_ uhitrioltetowil, Moutiiguc, Keiisiug_
ton, Sunimerside and Alhiertoii, whilo visiting the Garden of thc lGuli,
Baptist Choir Gives Concert al; Montague
by. Amherst; Mrs. -Cruikshnnk. Si. --
-- John; Mrs. Elliot. Sussex? Mrs. On Friday night at Montague the
(United Press- prime, Campbellton; Mfg, -w_ _IL choir of 'tho Ilnptiot (‘liurch of this
COLOMBO, __,(:eyion, June 1':- Mcyvillum, .Inmuot River, Mrs. I.. city nrcswltcil u very flue cow-‘rt
Tho largest find of sapphires over lI_ Muollcan, Newcastle; Mrs. Goo. prupzrniu to a large und vt-ry np- mudo in Ceylon, if not in the world Christie, A-lfberton, P. E. l. Reports lll`00|=\!|V0 l\lll|l¢‘l\<1c. Tilt* lfllflir is reported from Pelmadulla, about showed that tho society last year Was l¥l\’L‘ll U f0I‘l\ll1l W¢‘~l'~‘0lll@ by
so miles from coiombo. 'rim iirni mi.-on e7i.sic_7o. or gin eum_ $19.- is in a paddy field of an area of 191.00 was given ior oino M salon ` 1 ‘ l lt' about two acres. work in the Mai-_itime Provinces. ”“l‘U“t (`h‘*"`- |"`°f~ U0"-U1” ml" 'rno sapphires include yellow, for the suilnort nf Rescue llomcs. ""}_?_‘_" ’“""“"_Y ‘”"l_""_’_“- _ _ solo. purple and blue stones vnry~ schools. and Jeacflneswa to work _"___ °R_‘:"’§_f“'_'c_ “‘_'_“_"‘_"_ "“"""M’°' ing in size from 20 to 700 carats. among the f0l'8iKl\0l'B. The SOI'-lely m'_i_“ M‘_§'§____" (‘)::;__‘_f_5;_°"'J gnme 01 .¢hem_ me |-gpm-¢_ squirm raised its full :budget ioreign mia- S______'_____ ___ v_ ___n___w_____ ____;____ ~ ____ weigh about half a pound and are H10" fllllll |08! y\`4~1l' N10 l\0ll0S l-0
Messrs Quigley and Diniiweil ami
marvolopn in color. One of the host l‘1\is0 U19 hlllllwt Of 374.000 lllill Mr; '__ ___ ' _ known Colombo ,|¢,,,|ers in p|-0c|0m; year. Tho foreign mission monoy _________l_l_t___ll_;~; (;_;_|______;|__nll(_____§t~i_:_i_x.(gl_i_l_l_ stones declares the limi on unpro- 'X099 for ""°"k l" T"l"m“‘|' mf'm“h icy. Dlnirwcil und Stcrns. a plnnn ccilcnted one. but thinks the stones f="“'“““' K‘“'"“~ °“""" |“‘"“' "““ noni by rmr. in-iii, violin solos by are too large- Wlml dealers now F°"“"”“- Th” “““‘"“ "‘°""“5 Wm Miss siuitz, mul three cnoruse.. ny want i_n snphires are stones that 5° hem '“ Now m“°g°“' 1" s"p_t"m' tho choir, . weigh between 4 anti 20 carats, as f - __ ___ 0__'____ ' At tho close of the concert tho tho demand for large pendants is S°°'°tV ls “ 0"* ' . choir members were cntortnlnml gone. ns are tho days when crown- ---_<o>-i- ‘ll ““llll0\' M M°|)00l\l0`S H0l0l- cd bend, and wea|t|,’ c,,||e¢m,., Tho wiioio affair combining an out-
.ing for the singers ami a 'delightful entertainment for the people of Montague was most pleasing.
0`n next Friday evening the choir
wlll' give a concert in the Summar- sido Biiplsit Church. _
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The teacher has been telling her
class about. the rhinoceroa family. "Now name some things,” she sold. “that are very dangerous to be near to. and have horns." -‘lillotor cena." promptly answered
six dhildren _at once.
_ _ , s _ ii nl liin important slatciiicnt on rin: cri-
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l The wounded man Eavc his nainc `ag J. H. Wayne, und iicciarcd ho ,had boon shot by a woman, Miss
largaret Bay, but the police are
S100 bills in the wounded man’s iposscssion.
Leads To Wierd Murder
BUDAPEST, Juno 14.-llccuse
the owner of Soniogy Castle \vns seized by a morbid dceirc to cx- perience thc scnsntims of ii man being hangod, he lost his life and his aged servant became his murd- crcr.
One day Bela Marffy, u Hungar-
ian junker, was found dead in. his study. with a rope around his neck and two heavy weights tied to the
verdict was suicidc, but the fainlly. which know Marffy to bo lntmsely fond of life, declined to ncccpt it. Their suspicions rested upon thc servant. who finally coiifcsscil that hc was in fact thc murilercr. though no thought had item. further rcmov_ cd from his mimi a few minutes licfurc the act was committed.
Marfly, it dcvolopcd. had road
an account tho day before of a boy who hanged liiiii:-iclf. Curious to know how n man fuels just before he is about to expire, ho arranged that his sorvnnt was to stand near him while he tied a noosc. at thc und of which wcrc two weights. about big nvck. 'Flin snrvnnt was
lift up the weights. thoreby llcving tho pressure. at thc mo ment it aveliicii to him that his muster was about to cxpirc unless relieved.
Thr- servant declared that whllo
ho was awaiting this moilwiit, his eyns fell upon his inastcr's pur.-sv on tim lable, filled with bills oi' high denomination. Instead nf rc- lievlng Morffy the servant allowed _him to die and then possessed him- self oi the money.
Any truth that prevails in a horse
trade is indeed mighty.
When n man is out of a .ioh he
can keep himself fbuay looking for work.
Laugh ii little more at your own
troubles and a little less at your neighbors.
Delicious!
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_to lcuvn Ilalnng at noon of lust Sat-
‘l‘ ’ Y ' ` ' ' ‘ tion of the road from horn to Yon- lmm hem the Imsoncns for -quesblkin. But Mr. MacLeod told him 'ming' that if ho did not icnvi- at this time
cud of thc rope. The coroncr's`
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Where Smiles _
And Tears Mingle
By J. RUSSELL MORSE
the “\Vu§i)iid (`illl" St. Lnliis, Mis- souri. Mr. Mclmml i'cl'crr\ul to is a son of Mrs. Dum-.nn l\i:u:l.i~od, Ilartsvilic, and has not bccn lirziwl from since lcaviiig llantuiig on .limuiiry lilth. llc has lwcii in Tclict for tho past scvesn ycarsi.
Tho R. A. MacL<-mls ivcro able
lirtiay, Jailimry lil. Wu tiiouglli al- most until tllo lust. that thc Chinesc magistrate would i'of\isc to ict thcm go lwcnusu of thc uur<-rtain concil-
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wonltl iicvr-r doubt thc place. the rt-al inissirmury wins in thc liearts of llu~.~:c pt-opic. Folks from llatzlng wort- limul up at various places all thc wily for uliaut five lililui-l. A i'<w liuntired yards south of thc mission compound lwns the tent of thu. (‘liincsc coiiiliitlmicr and thc iiiagistratc, and iinzirhy was thc escort of soldiers with their offlccrs all drawn up in ranks. As the party came in sight half the sold- lure marched off lu advance and aftcr Mr. Muclseod had talked n. wisliu with thc coiiiiuandsir and lna;.:lstl'ate and hail gone on, the rcmaimler of the soldiers took their places in thc roar of the cara- vzin. ’l`ho Macircoils could not go vcry fast for a time as all along the road \vt-x'c,aniail parties of wcll- wislics waiting to say good-by. Many of these had small bowls of iiiilk for thcin to drink. The Tib- etan custom is to offer wine, but everyone knows that :wc do not tlrinkfwinc. Many of the Tlbetuns broke down and wept as they tried
lhnnn Province authorities. That would probably result in the offi-
lcial losing his job. _lust when Mr. Macircoil had about rcached the
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loscort of sixty soldiers., Tho sol-
Idicrs will accompany him two and _u hull’ days of the journey, thcn ithcy will enter the terrilriry of castcrn Tibet which is not uiidcr
have an escort of 'l`ihoriuii soldiers to Ycngin; The Catholic pricst, Nussbaum, will go with them to Ynnllin whcrc lic will have his quurtcrly v-lsit with Pere Gore of that plilcc.
\\’c all 'took xl holiday so wc could
src the Maclivolls oil’ in good fus- hion. Mrs. I-lurdy wus ill and could not leave thc house, but Di". llurdy wont two miles of the way and thou had to return for thc dispensary hour nt the hospital. Mrs. .\ioi~s= and l had horses mid c:iri'it~tl the cliildrcn on tho smlillcs in iroiit of us. Mrs. hint-Lcod had n r~hui:' cur- rlcil by four 'l`ilwtmls_ with four to ulturnatc. The throw MacLeod uliililron, Liora, Dum-un und Shul- Lun. rode in on.- riinir rurri<~<l by thri~r\ Tlbctnns. .\ir. MacLeod rod." :l lim‘si\.
if you could hnvt- .-1-on lbv tic-
moiisitmtioii nloni: thc wuy you
_lo say a few words of farewell. A few hundred yards from thc offi- cial tent all the school children were lined up with the flag of the get-liool ut thc head of the linc. As the .\iacLcods passed they stood at attention and -kept saying "good-
_bye-" (lu Tibetan, of course) in a _way that would move the heart of anyone, breaking down and crying upon one auothci"s shoulders as the travelers pnssctl on. !\luiiy of _these children are in our orphan- lagw-. of which thc Iliacheolis have been in charge for the past two yours, and I suppose they had come to regztrii them almost as parents. | \\`c :irc just beginning to fccl like real niissionnrics instead of students. For the past two years our first duty has been to study the iaiiguage, but henceforth Mrs. Morse und I are to make the cvaulgclistic work ami orphanage our ch-ici' coilcern_ The Maclocods huvt- had to conduct the cvanlrol- istic, educational ami orphumigc `\\~ork for lhvsc two years und it has really liven too iilucll for them. Now the \\'oi'k is bc-ing divided and thc Duilcans will liavc thc cduca- linnul work while wo have tho cv- itilgviistic and orpiinnuge -work.
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Of Toronto, who ‘ls to putt till
results of his search for s curl for cancer before the medical bod- ies of the United States. A pro- mature announcement thst the cure `was found has °ll|l°d °°'\‘H" erable comment in medical circles. Dr. Glover spent over seven years in t,-yi,-.9 go :isolate the cause of cancer and discover la cure. H0 believes that the disease ie caused by micro-organism, but this theory is severely cnitlclzed by some of the medical profession.
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tives from Scotland Vlrd 'IN watching all the ports and 8|l‘- dromeli in the kingdom to
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smuggle out the valuable jewels and srt treasures stolen early Thursday from the mansion oi Lady Ludlow In Plcadilly. -
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is lim roinolost ami most difficult missionary field in the .world. The truiglc dcath of Petrus Rijnhart and thu l-nriiost pleading of his widow lcd us to undertake its evangeiias- tion. Dr. Zunus S. Loftis died at Batung nfter scarcely two months on thc ficill. The heart~bl‘eakin| cxpt-rlcncos and final martyrdom of Dr. A. L. Shelton have stirred the whole Christian world. He had won pcrnilssiou to undertake med- ical work in Lhasa, the forblddqn capital. and cmlurcd a winter of captivity in the hands of Chinese bumlits just when he was getting ready for tho Lliasu trip. Finally he was shot by Tibetan bandits in the midst of his second preapru- tion for prnsaing on to Lhasa. -_-1-------‘a-.--4|
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