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THE (jHARLU'1'l'E'l'UWN GUARDIAN

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Tonight And Wednesday Night ‘

“YOU CAN'T BEAT THE . IRISH"

“They will come over the sea, pursuer and pursued to - -I)eath’

—Anelent Gaelic Prophecy

ON WHICH IS BASED --lllll5filiTER Co. Toronto. Kindly us;

0F your tickets on respective nljhll.

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The‘ Remarkable Romantic 3 SEIIHINIJIW UNITED k Serial Story By

WJIJ§TZZ7TX?ZFZ ALEXANDER CAMPBELL

J11. Sulslon 0 om to Re. - don c. Pi-mélefivlllllga, has Beginning Saturday Next

l-LH. Blanchard, Chlpman, asked

for removal to new pastowatcs, e1-

iectiveduly 1. at a meeting of the.

Fredericton Pre bytevy o! the

United Church here. Two other

changes of pastel-ates already had

been received for consideration.

those o1 Rev. w.a. Burge, Devon

DELINQIJENCY REDUCED

MOOSE JAW. Sask. —(CP)— Aid. A. Wilton dcclared at a recent council mertlng. juvenile delin- uency l1ad decreased remarkably "Elll8_'-_l19_l>~1;§_yem‘_ln OW Jew-

S-Aot. Comedy HOLY REDEENIER HALL Admission 25o flrmlulon o! S. French d:

cove-aw“

(B The Canadian Press

CAIJCIARY, Feb. 21 Many)ca1. Bar? women attended two recent art shows here. Nicolas Grand- maison held a one-day exhibit in a Culinary hotcl oi’ his Indian pic- tures. The Alberta Society of Art- ists had 40 pictures displayed dug- inR s. one-week show.

ll. W. Moore, Calgary, displayed an “wins. “Cascade? which he prepared entirely himself. etching lt- mflklllil hi8 own Plates and printing it.

and Rev. EE. Fytclie. Sheffield.

FllllEllAL llllTlBE

All members of the Knights of Columbus are re- quested to meet at 86 Weymouth Street Wednesday

The Central Guardian

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This column la reserved [or news n! Incul Interval but ndvnrtlalng 0| n newuy nature nnly h! lmu-runl in 4 M a word atrlnily unysblu -n nd-

CRASWELL I0! PHOtOIIQDhB.

CONFEDERATION Ll ". SURANCE. 11-6789511312-5?!

GET your costumes ready fur next Monday night. L-241

NOW FOR A REAL BREAKFAH‘! with Rnbtn Hood Porridge Oats. Chna. Silverware ol Plain.

ADVERTISERS ARE REMINDED that advertisements for insertion in The Guardian shoud be received at the oflice nol later than ii AM the previous day. " ti.

MONSTER MASQUERADE Cnr- nival, Forum next Monday night. -24l

NEW TRAIN SIGNAL -- Men from Moncton have about coin- pletecl an electric bell at York Station R. R. crossing. 1t i5 much needed.

ASK FOR I‘. E. UGO-Operative 082s at your grocer; they are the bent. » L-223-2-22-51 l

WAR‘ MONUMEN T FLAG. DRAPbD-The South African war monument in Queens Square was draped with flags yesterday in ou- servance of the anniversary of Paardcberg Day.

a SMALL wollcn-It is inter- e-Stlllll to recall. in connecliotlwitll the'picture "The Life of Emile Z0111‘. now slwwinir l11 Charlotte- town. that a. sister-ill-lnw of the defense counsel Monsieur Labol-i, portrayed l11 the picture foi-lnet-lv raided in Chnrlolictowli. She was Mrs. J. W. Ryan. wife orthe maln- ezer of the Union Bank.

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NOTICE

A poll nlcctin for the purposi- nl‘ tile organlzut on nf Wards ’l‘w0. ‘llirec and Fnnr will be hrld n1 ‘tic-Lure Building. Kent Si... on the 23rd day of February at 8 o'clock p.111. All Conservative supporters :11 éhcsc Wards are asked to at- cn .

By order of the Committee. uvvooaoweoo-owQwo-ow L-Zl35-2-22-2l PRODUCTION UP 1N 1931 LISTS

TURONTO. FED. 2l—(CP) ——WIth I

one execution. all primary ilidus tries of the Dominion incl-eased‘

substantially i11 1937 over the prc- vioils year according to n compil- ation l11 llle business yearbook is-

sued lav Tile Final culture. handicapped Saskatchewan. suffered 11 dcciinc of 12.5 pol" cent.

Forestry led the lncrcascs with 11 izaln of 25.7 per cent. follmvcd bv minim: with 249 c1- rent. Other; increases were: lapping 1i perj 60m; elcl-lric PQWPI‘ 8.6 per CPIV,‘ and fisher‘ s 7.4 per cent. The‘ total of nl'l111r113'.' production WJIS| $1.575.4fl9.5tl0, colnpurcd with $1,- 50715110724 in 19516. llizlnufnctllrels| totalled $1.5Sl8_(ki0.(l00 zlgnlnst $1,- 4653701100111 1930,1111 inclcnsc oi 9.1 Dcl‘ cunt. E-stilnatrd national, income is placed at $4 870.000.c‘.l0 ‘comDartrl ullll S4 5lG.0ll0.(l0'),slln\\‘- me 11 rnin ol.'_'78, llrr ctrnl.

Tile vcal- laook reports lfil ll\.'\\'1 industrlll plants opctlmi l11 0111-.‘ ado in i037 colnllau-rl uilli 211 111 1931i. In nrlriltion. plain extension.- nulnbcrcd 342 algniagt zllil t): mo. new plants oncllcd tn 19777, l3lll1‘l“‘l b1'l_1llt"l11:s 0i‘ U. S. lniilntvirs. one n Brlllsll brnncfi and lllc other.» oi. (lollicstic oriiliil

Prclilnilllllv cstilnatcs for 191i’! show incrraw." in outside lloldinpsi in Cflllfltifl c!‘ 311.000.0110. United S‘: 0.111‘ 1i itivcstcd n1i\"allt~:-.l' nearly $‘_‘.!t)’l‘lllll(l to 53“0i:_(l001l0l1

.11 Post. Agri- bv drought 111 y

RETURNS HOME-Mtg and Mm Artemas Cook have returned to their home at Mt. Stewart aftel n visit with llicir daughter, Mrsl Harry Lane at Montague. During: 1 her silly 111 Moillngue Mrs. Cook

morning at 8.30, to attend the funeral of the late Brother Martin A. McGuigan.

BY ORDER RECORDER.

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Rcal Estate Agency H. K. S. HEMMINC

IS

Offering l0 the Public a service in all branches 0t Real Estate as Agent and Manager.

To BUY. SELL. RENT Properties in

arrange Mortgage Loans. Secure Tenants Collect Rentcls and Manage Properties

and Estates. i NO CHARGE UNLESS DEAL EFFECTED

Owners of Land or Buildings are~lAsked to List Their Properties

Persons Desiring to BUY or RENT Clty Houses or Vacant Lots or Farms are Invited to Call

88 GREAT GEORGE ST. TEL. 1375 Charlottetown

$1 110111111 rnlr nllnllnll rnll-zs.

YIA IADIT JOlN1-ALLRAAL A

i11 BOSTON 111111 new vollll 96-25 ‘ $21.25

From all Stations on Prince Edward Island" Going: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25th.

Return Prom Boston. Tuesday. Mflfdh m. Limit: " New York, Wednesday, March 2nd.

317.10)! PlI-lllTl-(importanll

Pauanplra Illu-llll l11; n1 |1u| - ion of a letter IN DUPLICATI hum their blink mnnagt-r. elcrgymaa o vernmant ollieial, enrlitylng an to lhlir name 11nd eompliltc alldrrnn: eitiaonslllp; intended lcugtb of stay in the ' Ilnltod Staten; and tllo name and complete address o! person to whom tlolllllcll, 'i'l111 lclhll’ ul1n11l1l in algnvd by lpplicllnt ln the pronounce 0| tile issuing ofllcinl.

Pi-rsuns who are NUT citizens n! Canada, or British nlbloets dlolllolol in Cnnluln. rl-lluiru passports yin-d by an Arnorlcnn Consul. ‘

This lottor 11111y also be unld when re-cntcrillg Cnnnila Pnucngi-rs r1-si1li11- i11 the vlrinity o! Hal‘ . Ynrmoutll and lain 50in lhnuld apply tc rornl Unltull Bum-s llnm Irltlon enthnrltlsa {or ylnalt '1 bcfnrc leaving thus points.

Children Five and under Twelve you"! o! age HALF Tlcliclil blood In DAY COACHES CILY

DU! IOU}! TICKIT EARLY .

Ponenlt 11mm Tic-let Agent or Flrflier lnlomstlon

(‘Ant-murals NATIONAI. TO CVEIQVWHIIRE IN (ANADII Poe Canadian National Money Orders for 8a ety and Convenienoel

H.4-

1 run: I

City and Country. To give valuations, ’

had the misfortune to become lll She speaks very apprecintlvely of the many klndnesses shown hcv by her friends during her indispo- sttlon. Mrs. Lane accompanied hcr parents to Mt. Stewart and spent two weeks with them very pleas- antly.

wililn Brllnll capital conllllllctltlnll trend oi the 111st tlirlc wars to! <l1o1v r1 small dnrllile. I Slllr-lllllllul ilitrrcilscs wore lllndt‘ d111~inc thc veal‘ in fOl't‘lE5ll invest- ments ill wootl null paper indus- tries. i11 mlninu and i11 insurance.

Cardigan Head And i ~ Vicinity

SEEK MISSING BOY — Royal Canadian Mounted Police yester~ clay received from Mrs. Percy Davis f 0f Amherst. Nova Bcotla. a request 1 for assistance in. locating her s0n_ 1 Lloyd Davis, l7. missing from his home since February 9. His dos.- cription was elven as, height five

et, two or three inches: fair complexion, fair hair. thin face. slim build. hazel colored eyes. H0 WB-B Wcnrillk dark steel colored breaches. black oversocks witn lzrcen stripes. gum rubber boots with leather tops. lcntlier coat} black leather can and fnwn colored l sweater with letters. W. R. Y. l

::You don't need to feeding ranch foxes. mental work has been about all done. Ross-Miller feeding charts. embody the results of research cov- ering every phase and season. Yours for the asklnx. Ross-llliller Biscuit ‘

CompanyLLImited, Nspancc, On- tin-lo. 1

experiment In The experi-

Personals

Mr. Wesley Vcaey and son Lornc ot’ York, spent Sunday 11t D11n- staflnagc. the guests of M1". and Mrs. Eddy Vesscy.

M1‘. and Mrs. Pnrlee are spend- ing the winter at York. the guests i)! Montague Hardy and Mi's.Tsy- or.

' Mrs. Alf Morrison, Pleasant Grove, is much Lmproved in health.

Mrs. W. P, McGl-ath, Covellead. paid s business vislt to the city lost Saturday.

WANT MIGRATION FOR POPULATION

CANBERRA. Feb. Ell-Australia's DODIIIMIOXI has begun to increase‘ rapidly after severe contraction, durinlr the de ression. At 560V J0‘ last the popu ation was 6.846,3lIil, an increase of 39.646 in the first nine months oi the year.

(The Dominion Bureau ‘of Sta- tistics’ estimate oi Cunadns popu- lation in 1031 was 11.120000. lhe census o! 1937 counted 103116.786).

It Australia's present rate of in- crease is maintained the copulation will pass the 7.000.000 mnrk about the middle oi 1040. The vovern- ment hopes. however. that a risc in birth rate recoldcd in thc last e111‘ will be increased and that Bi" tisli immiizraltion will develop-raising the population to more than '7.- 000.000 in less than two Yi-‘flF-‘i-

Not on'y has the birth rate risen.

but the loss of nolnlliltion llirourlh milzration has decrcnscd. Neverthe- less. Jor thc first nine months 0i last year there was l1 net loss of population thrcuuh minlntlnn of 567 persons. For thc corlcspallldlnlz period of i936 the population loss throulzh migration 1x115 2,166 per- sons. Excess of birth: over deaths for thc first LllFCC-flllllTlCfS of 1937 was 40.213 persons. For the correspond- inn period of 1938 the natural in- crease. was 38.191 persons.

Victoria 11nd South Australia are the only states i11 the wealth in which women outnumber

“HICKISYS BLACK TWIST HAS

Listen Brother l

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Mr. B. H. Andrews, Charlotte- town was a visitor to 48 Road ffhursclay.

On Wednesday evening a dance‘ xivns hold nt the llomc of Mrs. Patrick Sllarkoy St. POIXEH} Road. in aid of thc Cardigan C. W. L. Although the niullt 1m". extremely roll mum of he young people lurnrd out and enjqvcd a good evenings nrniulcnielit i11 music and dons-ins. music ‘ring supplicd by Webster's OlThPFtlll. .-

Mr. J. lilurpltv, hTol-reli was i1 VlSllOt‘ to 48 Road on Thur day.

Mr. Joseph Doucrttc. ‘Launching, drove to 43 Rontl on \v:d11"sd:1y.

The young [ROMP of Cardigan Ilead and Lorne Vulicy held theilw wcfiklv auction party llt the home’ of Mrs. Allan McSwain, borne Valley on Wednesday evening.

Mr. Jnck lttcAulny. Cardigan I-Ienil, was n. visitor to Cardigan llvcclncsday EVUII-llil.

Old Jnck Frost has certainly becn playing lilrvoc around time’ parts during the pllsl. wcck briilg- ing the lllPflllfifllClPfs down to l2 and 15 below zero for thrcc nights in succession.

Mr. Philip Mcllulls. lnrnc Valley, was it visitor lo York during tllc pa. t week.

hlnny oi‘ the young people l11 tilts community are lrlkilill lldvnlltagfi‘ of the wonderful siliilll: w b1- hud- nltcr the biggest silow storm of the season. which matte‘ some very large banks givlnq tllcm an 0'1)- portuilily to enjoy til.‘ s cvcl‘ popular port to t-llc fullest.

Mrs. Wilfred McArcc. Baldwin's Road was a. lucky Wlllllci‘ of one oi‘ the prizes awarded i11 connection with the rcccnl lrtllitast sponsored by tlic Charlottetown Guardian.

O11 Wctlncsrlny evening :1 meet- llir: “'11s llcld 1n Bal<l\x"in’s Road "cliool 1111cl1=1- the dirlrlion oi Mlz Brendon C111'l'n'11 for lhc purpose of orunniziltg a clilb i11 connect-ion Wml me raising oi livestock.

M1'. Mai-tin Corl-orall. Bnltiwins Road. sprnt. l1!‘ pnst low days visiting fricnd.‘ at the St. Il-tcts Road.

Mls Min-y Mc/iillnv, tmlchcr al- Cnrcllgnn licnd school. spent the weekend with llcr pundits. M1‘. 111111 Mrs. D. C. Mv/iulily, Cardigan.

Mr. Jnlncs liicNcll. Lorna \'.1llc_v. 1111s icccnl-lv purchasvti n very beautiful drivliitr. llfirS<'—C

LEA YE F3 JCIIRR DOG

(By Th1- (‘nnnlllnn Prcssl

KENMORE. N. Y.—Rnlhcl' than give up Symbol. n Grcnl. Dane putlpy. K110111101‘ Alllnllzel‘. 23. lech- lliclnn at Sis1c1"s.}lospilnl. has thrown 11p l11-r jolt 11nd loft the Stntc bornuso oi‘ 1111 old 111w that no dolr with crohpcd ears can rc- slde in New York.

RUNAWAY f RKCEI-IORSE

NO SUBSTITUTES"

Islander: at home or abroad never find a. chew- ing tobacco "Juth Good" lithe old and well- tried Black Twist. It maintains its standing with thousands on sheer merit. ‘Its flavor is un- nlrpened

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Manufactured by e

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NIBIIULSUN

Min-lowdown

MANCHESTER. Erlizlund — Af- ter ulwcntlmz his rillnr in l1 stxleble- chase at i-iavdock Park. a rnccliorsc rnn off thc course, qrosucd srverlll ficllls and was finn lv, caught by nnliccmcn on the East Llmcnshlrt" von

MAY nvs11n”n'171..11'rns

svnnwv. w. s. w-(Cm-‘Oi- ficillls of the Lilwn TCllillS Associa- tion oi’ Allah-alto are cmisidcrini! a plan for insllznncc of ranking amateur tennis players.

TH NKS

The members or the Pine Band oi the P. E. Island Hlchlailders (Back Watchl take this oonortunitlv oi

' expressinlz their appreciation o thc

services lzencrouslv rendered them bv those tnklmz part in the liroaranl oi the recent entertainment and

also of thc service-a rendered bv others in mnkimz thc event the suc- cess it ms.

(Slaznedl

R. B. MscLAIlEN. on behalf alt-the Pine n

Girls Causing Tribal Warfare

BATHURST ISLAND. North Auslrlfin. Feb. 21-lCP)—Al)@l'l- 511105 on this tropic Hand oil the, northern coast oi Ailstralia prc-l pared today for a elsurely ClVll War which probably will be fllglnll still wllcn all is quict 0n the Chinese and Spanish batt-lcfronts.

Two thou 11nd island natty re- inforced by. relatives silmmonedl from the mainland and the nearby Melville Islands. 1min with spans; but few are mortally wounded. l

Tile battle has ram-d illterlnlt-l, tcntly for (:1~l1"1l'i1'<. ll‘wl"li‘.' because l of womcn. Tlii time an olrl miiii7i wife has l)(€.'l xln’ n and some-' Llll1i., must lll’ 410119 111.011: l

The W111‘ ls 0p"ll .l by pzcllinln-y 11l'_v ceremonies. Aftcl- plastering‘ U161!‘ b06105 with Flfllyfllfllfl dcsnms. i11 red and 1'r=l'0w ncllrc. thc sv11---‘ riots take sltlcs. 1111011 fl.('(‘fil'.’l1"ii{ m; ‘the tl-lbill group tnio which hr wasl )0l‘li

When tllov hilvo cxauvorl tln-m- l solve. in an interchnnuc of instills, 1 mrralzs- and club: are flung ‘1- markl thc i-cnl l)"S!‘ll"ll'llJ! of thc brittle, l

The side .~c"ring the 0st hitsl wins, but tllcrc it. 11l\11_\"s hcillech .ll'f.'lllllC‘lil O‘.’l‘l' thc rrfclro. Because ll tills lllc llatl-lc lrlay '-.)l‘(.’()lTl‘l1lCl‘(‘ i olllflllfd as the dllvs. weeks and‘ month" 1m on and tllc wounded‘

vccovlgy nlffitlienlly to renew their‘ [he B@;.t-1,~,1-D“..h [conhy Ql.'l\f\"l'l'l‘\.' i.‘

nflac s. ~ . '. . ' ‘- '~ _ ..___ .___.. . _

Much qt m1- strife is duc to tin-l m!.,j‘§,ft.,§§“§~. .',1,‘°,\;',,'§l,‘?j“ i“ o‘ ‘ l ~ Twig Iamrkllim" 5"“? 0f m9 1“. cniatkll: . ‘l11 l? 11:11 . l.l\NIT-Q-I..\l\'l§ ."~'(l. _ ~11 ' ' ' 1'.

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l“"m7°"l"'7°:] (‘lgtunlnhba Tlfxlim“? $ucir§ltngl1\(/uu"lilfilllulill- llltcz; P, E A R s 1 ‘I "Q ‘l 1K .5 The m“ "m" 1" will m?!" find‘ ‘All Irislillwln llvin: 1'11 Ton b ‘ s! ‘J '- ‘ ‘ v d‘ c 9 “f” 3mm ‘x1911? to dHrPTCW TWO ollut‘ c .. nut‘ ~ ~1- 1 . ~

t"ll'.cs. , “I50 Wm be award d n’, Ql .*\.\lii l. .. .11: .../

:""I1‘ll'i1%i‘(3 ‘lllrtxno sing]; git-é; o? (tho “rumination m £112,115“ a’ .. _..._..__..._._.'_. . . .

”" ' > 1*" "'9 “ W“ 74’ m” 1">pv(:ti1‘clv lilr-Itlcill ‘r t“.

tllev-art- l>v 1 ill'l‘£i'.',t“l11‘l ~ . ,1‘ . .,= I . . . l. ‘fin 4 T‘ ' '.- which :1~ 11:1; fllFlxllmflll-Clilfd 111: "FE(§‘§,.,§§‘*§’;‘_T’}‘Q‘U'>‘. cr-lnulllt9ilv L“ w‘), lid "~ c “firth with 11 r110 ttlcr-ill-lrnv. on for Confy‘! y‘. I ( V ‘x-l-l-r. .

'l'lt'.‘ lllll"l'~'.'lll(llll"! that a‘l llrl‘ 1.190% 35 9Q.- ’ ‘ ‘ '

fvelfiillxowlxg ptrlll-rilnwillllylm-‘his wide-s (‘Tlnnpngq [mp1

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strict rltlc. 301111‘ 0i‘ thc clilldrcn l‘ ‘lnalfltygtylllfrv S ’ "‘ l I ‘uh 2 [or 19c 111's so fund of 1l1c11- parents t.i11~v _ b} Conawwd '

bury rhcln flilVf‘ when til lYCOIIlP _ 1),. 9J5...“ h.-

tilti to stlzylw-utllcln the pain 01' A,‘ mum m. $1.0... _ r

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.D"‘:Oum‘ “i " hushzmd w ills 1121f}: 8L \('il\lll ' u’. ‘Si 1U‘ tlllll lill I’ l ~- U11‘ c Mfr» ls unknowr. however, 1111‘ 11111l1o1~ of t.l1~.- ix play jllclucd 11..

“Tim-m cndllli‘ hnrd lvm which not ‘I, dfnlnnlic (tun; um... “Timon by _ ______________,._ __. _.

oven missionary zcnl has bcrn able t. llrhtcn.

When 11 Roman Catholic mission found it impossible to dirsuarlc the aboivginztl nlrn from pclygnnly or cruelty to their many wives, the lni-sion resorted to buying the gins from bondage at the price of a‘few trinkets.

Bronte Papers Lirrliter Touch

LONDON. rv. . 21- (CPL-Ail . . . . . .. .

111110 are tilt totzzhed by the ro- ‘Qffffh?’ Hill,“ ;",;,;‘,°§L1.l"§.“.flf_‘ scliomlsn m nut FPJHICFI ‘name nntl courtly of Novelist ‘ ‘ . . '. Y ‘ ,.' . _ _‘”_‘, , ._ . , “ Charfottc m 11m marriage with Qlflnfriit‘ ‘Yflmfts Ming,“ mlla WEYMOUTl-l. n. s, r... .11‘;- ‘ Rev. A. B. Nkzlvlllfi. her‘ father's wee ' ‘ ' hlilivdfiflglvllllvq‘Kalli" lll" ‘"1"

c11rntc, will rend lhc delight of ‘. . ‘ 1. T. 1.... i y . "l? - '*“_ ' "1 ‘ “lm? “WWI-lo lmklmw“ kmors‘ mglllbtlltoii? fjillpfithe lllylfvllilllllll m“)? Smqnnki - but .

"Ccmly “i“"°"°"‘[ m M" “mmws pe1‘i'o1-1r111l1-c<. of mcn 1d wlmcii . "Sh" Q1111“ Mitllfxi. b, ,... - I '

of the Sordcty for the Preparation P ‘he ‘fi".'n‘_ and Rwmovll Bub 1'15"‘ “"1" l-1‘~ “V F 1- ~ ‘

oi‘ the Gospel 1'.l1’ch Nlcholl‘ oi- g5“, fowl“? Imam], ‘"12... u... m Ullgstlllltlhv I 1 WP b" “(w W; §§f.‘€.§‘.eh,lg's§{f,..Qfngnfilt: hitsyfilgt; annédn‘ prcsonwd prizes for H110 Iuiiieizsttilh g1lt‘i01l‘.)u!§ri\1" Stork? {Yuri

‘ °‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' " " 1 ' -' .1 1 ' - ~ . <:. M» v -‘ Pllirlck Bronte {canon It. ‘not known w; _, “M” “'“ n" ' ‘ Th" lcihm" ‘we of t"'.°'f°1d mm“ wllct-licr these‘ ylrizv-s will lit‘. of- '.

et, for tlicy not only round of! thc story of the IiIJGpOSnI by show- ing the silltor planning to bury

1 lhs refusal and disappolntlnvnt in

the Antlpodras. but also they give 1t h11"p.'cr picture o1 a mnn of whom llti-lc is known. says the Times Lltcrzlrv Supnlnlnent.

Ill 1852, Cl1al'lo'.:.c. then 36 ylcars, old. was livirl: with met aged. infirm and almost blind f11tl1e1- i11 tile liniflsollagp at Iinworth; it was a. tragic little household, wnl- letl about wit-h memories of the deaths of the mntilnr and five other children. Slip llnd already’ refused lhrcc offers of maniaifc; and now. so far as sorrow. p001‘ health and illr: (‘are of llPI‘ father would allow: was alrnin turning to writinp. Hcl‘ Julio Eyre had been o. great success.

Tllcrc is 1111 doubt nboilt her. filthcns opposition to the mnrringc . F. Benson. in his “Charlotte Bronte." describes the scene that followed hi1‘. Brontcts lcttci" re- jrctilll: Nicholls’ offer 11nd charging l1ln1 never ligzain to brooch tile matter. It was of sul-h lnlcmpei-atc ll(‘l'I'L‘l"l('SS that Charlotte saw lit t. arid a note from herself soitenw ilig thc blow, , Nicholls promptly TQSIQQIICII his curacy‘ 11nd promisrtl to withdraw .1’ the following Mm". H“ was dis- t1l'.’l.ll"l1'. in lll-llcnllil z-ntl witllzwut lllmclite. 11nd alter a luv wreks.‘ while Charlotte was Writing illntl llcr “drnrcst WLsh is that. Papa would TPSUmp his tranquility and Mr. N. his l~e"f nrld mlririins." he wroi-c to tllc society offcrlllg his