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MRS. WILLIAM M. SPINDLE

With deep regret the relatives Bndvmany friends learned of the Pawns to her eternal rest of Mrii. William M. Spindle on November 12th, after a month's illness in the Muhlenberi; Hospital. humane. New Jersey_ U_ s_ A,

Mrs. Spindle, the former Flora Bell Macdonald, was the daughter of Mrs. A. .l. Macdonald and the late Mr Allan J. Macdonaid. She was; born on October 16th, 1899 at Albion Cross, P. E. 1.. wthere she Silent her curly life. In 1922 she moved to Boston Wlllﬂe she train- ed as a nurse and later completed a course in secretarial training at the Katherine Gibbs Business School. For several years there- after Sllr- was employed in secre- tarial work on the Boston Stock Exchange. y‘ In 1920 she was married lo ‘Mr. |l_Wi1liain M. Spindle, zit Regina. ‘Saskatchewan. hei- husband also : 11mins a former resident of Dundas.

ffhcy resided in that province until coming to Summerside where her husband was head of the Science Department in Summerside Acad- tniy. Since 1945 they have lived in Montreal and U. S. A. until the

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memmy oi’ my dear husband John lra Dial-baron, of Gable Head West. who passed away December 16th, 1945.

December comes with deep regret

A month I never will forget

Wit-h tears in imy eyes and a broken heart

l Stood that evening and watched him depart.

A beautiful life has come in 1n nd

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He was dearer to me than words can tell

The husband I lost and lnved no well.

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part lndlaii. Her two childrcii. Sh was taking them home. They would climb the elm and the apple tree, lay tag and hide behind the grave- stones, as she and Warren harl

done. Warren. He was the only one she would find there now. 1t

would be strange without Father and Mother. Father wanted me to come home, she kept saying. At. first she would go on teach- ing the children herself - until they got used to things, until other children were used to them. She had an idea Pancho Villa would be a help in getting ac- quainted with other children. Looking now at the back oi Diego's proud head, as he looked out at the country. neither approv- ing nor disapproving, not unduly interested but not hostile. She thought o! the first time she had seen Diego. Ho was standing beside the ahoemakers shop when shc went to get her sandals and hc ivas watching other boys at play. His parents had come tlicrc from Yucatan and died of a sickness they contracted alonll the WHY»

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They brought this malady to Lin" village, later four others died, and‘ there was resentment about this Diego had no relative and n» friend. He was permitted to sleep in the shed back of the she»- maker’s house, where hs could help with the coats and the donkey- be useful on market days. "But I have boys o! my own," the kind- ly enough shoemaker grumbled when Lydia asked why that boy was not playing with the other

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Sha tried to talk to Diego. It was hard because Lydia spoke ll rather too polite Spanish and Dleilo a dialect. She would invent errands for him to do so she could give him coins. What she Coﬂhl not stand was to see him watch others play. “Why, he's like me." she one day said to herself. Then she took him for her own. It hall not been hard to do. No one else wanted him.

She was always making, plans for him, as mothers will. Perhﬂlb! he would become n. grerit artist, she thought .. though smiling at her- self, knowing that nil Mexicans are not artists. He would bc him- self. she knew thnt. Biil. iicvcr again - so far as in her poivr-r lay. would he feel he was not i-vanted.

What would Koiila bewml‘? Koula. would become an American. for she wanted to he like the peonlc around her. She had takr-ii Koiilri when she was three, n habv Ornhﬂn on the island of Andros, llviiit? with too many cousins. “Seven are enough," this aunt or Koulifs. who washed for Lydia, liar! said. and Lydia. could see this n-as true. She wanted her name changed to Katie, but this Lydia was trying to resist. "Koala: has a softer "And this is a nuns linked with your own put. that great past." Biit Kotlla didn't. cure about a past ~ she wanted a future. iiii Amrricim future. Diego, on the other hand. mild not have wanted his name

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