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'r'iiixcnr», aus. ss (soooinil_1nts,,,. tins developments in the chinese toi- égrsphlc servlet nm come into pl-0. minence when tl1‘e allalrs of the coun_

try rodllced to something like or der. rogrelli, hasnbeen sadly hamper- ed. by_ tho' revolution. .lkrronosei hu been msec ior' too provision of wireless communication betweep Pekin and Lhassa. At pre-

senhaonimunicstion ls eiiected almost ent Y M5 hula' ‘and on account* of the- great mountain ranges interveu-- ing betwten the capital sind the For- hidden City, the construction of 3 line ol,'_§legl'gix»hs would involve gl-eat on- gin i-ing aiiilouities. 'riio suggestion lg’ _th_st _ re sh_ould'_`be two intermed- is*`te_._\yl stations," one at Tach- iuiiiit .other ot anions; - _-Another important propossl is tus establishment of s, chain of wireless stations along ,tbe_ entire length nf the China coast from the island of H,iYii§’n to uis ouii oi Peoniiyu. 'rms vloill 'by done by theersc ion of twelve stations esch with si range of 250 miles, and taking in all the im- portant islands and lighthouses.

‘cosboii aug. as <soro'ioo_.i ini- ephons without 5 "Hello" girl strange but it is within the bounds of possib- ility. ln fact at the General Post Olllce the' other afternoon a trial was made with what .is described ss nn automatic telephone' exchange. On s. round-‘brass disc _there are ton holes through which the numlber 1 to 9 and 0 are shown. You want a number. You

polx a finger through the hole of til "ni`1mber's first figure. and pull tile dial: as far round as it will go. This you do two or three, or four times according to where your num- ber runs to tens, hundreds, or thous- ands. Then you wait, An excited buleilfg from the machines, a bell rings, and you are "through" That is all. c.

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QTTAWA. Aug Z7-The second

isy_fs_'~j_sii_o‘oi; ol the _ Doininion niilo| s__sooia'tion' saw very difficult wes- t_l_ier conditions and as a 'result there were" dimly poor scores made. ' Nevertlibless the standard of shoot-

ing remains high and one must shoot 32 out of 35 to land a prize. .Island men did 'exceptionally _well during Monday but with the excep- tion of Jones and Mcinnis are failing ba_ck._»today. - The former scored 102' in three ranges'_‘aiid the latter 100 out of 105;

The Mclkillgall match shot at 200 and 600 waswon by Sgt. E. _Mc- Innls, Earnsclifle, P. E. I., with the possible 70 points, s really remark-

fllilsmliorc. »

Dalit. D. A. MaeKin'i`1on‘was 10th

#ml-”'BS"l>'UIll@,` J. F.»"`St€1‘llb, 131611 with 67 points, R. 0. McL\an, 18th with 66 points.

The prizes were cup and $25, $10, $8. and $4 respectively. ` "In connection with this match Uadet A. H._McKlnnon won the 'tyre prlks 34 and Cadet Landrigan the Collet prize $3. _ ` .Sgt 'l‘. E. Mclnnis won ,, prize of til" in the ’ Presldent's Rapid Fire mitch.

Uallt- D'-' A- MacKinnon iind"Majo_r

J." M. Jones each made possibles in thll _extra series" 600 yards. A ' llc'fni'iis‘,_ _i_vlc_l<inoon, Stn-ds.“Jones. sgil- Motown sro nu wo'l up in the gland aggregate’ ln' ths"6i'der nalned. ..........._._._._.....

_ BERLIN, Aug. Z7 (Spccliill-The trlpl of the Russian Kostevitch, cap- tain of the' Bt. Pet`crsbu`rg cavalry, sndlhis alleged accomplice Nfkoiski, 'olf s charge of espionage, will take Place before the Liipremc Court at

Leiglg ln September, the esac, as usli `. being heard ln camera. Ma-

ST PETERSBURG, Allg. 29 (Spec-

,llll-TW°l1tY\BV8 hoary ‘ els? veterans -Btl_11_5l'BDl>ling with death as bravely as they once struggled with foreign invaders, linlt and wssvs elm llm-nm Russia of hundred years ago with the might; Slav nation of to-day. Olllclal research has ascertained the _fact that about the length and bread- th of the Czar’s doininions, c.

ODESSA. Avg. 27 (special)-'riist

the Russian mujik should discard his _favorite vodka for beer is not s little amazing. but it_ is a. salutary change ‘of beverage,_which even the \fs,'m,¢,-_ ance reformers regard with unalloyed satisfaction. Lntterly, and in ever increasing numbers, the village' nb. ako in_ Southern Russia are giving 'Place to beer taverns. Theiheer is ,llllllllliec by German iirewerles in the _chief provincial ceutres,and is of light and nourishing quality. ’

l VIENNA, Aug. 27 (Special) -A Hvctial tax on bachelors has been nd- ofltod by the town council of Nagy-- _l’0l`k&lB. in Hungry, in order to raise money with which to build B hospital _for chil_dren. The only bachelor gn the _cou_ncll who found himself in 'a minority of one against the proposal ,has appelled to the county author.- _ities to declare the rate illegal.

BERLIN, Aug. 27 (Special)-A story reading like the beginning of s. modern paralled of an eighteenth century romance comes from Robden- itz, Thuringia. A peasant woman was working in a lonely field when she heard a motor- car driving fast along the road. To her surprise it stopped and g young and beautiful woman. who, with a young man, was the only occupant' of the car, beckoned to her and handed her n basket and an envelope.

"ln the basket is a babv," said the

girl. “Keep it and bring it up kindly. The envelope contains $2,000. which will nay for its keep." Before the

Reporting on the prospects of mining

morcd cruisers, 'and 04 smallcl' lll`\llB- ers_ Germany will have 41 battle-

ships, 20 armored cruisers, and _$0 smaller cruisers. ’France, accordl g to the present program". will at-tlllll 2s ontiinshins. 10 “eri>1orere." ands' corresponding number of torpedozl boots. But this program. Admiral Viotti thinks will certainly be in- creased. Incliiding old vessels dt for service in 1920 Russia will have 26 ships of the line_snd an adequate: number of scouts, torpedo-boats. The i position of Italy, says AdmlrafVlot- i ti, makes it necessary that she shall have rcnily by 1920 sixteen battle- shlps (including naturally the six now completing) added to the eight units of the present battle fleet which will be litillzable at that time. She

gum, Kos¢,,,vl¢¢l,_ who |,as=,ml|ml¢,,d ~ would then have a battle fleet of Z4

faith in her husband's innocence, is

units. Austria-Hungary in 1920 will

_tiotliingif not energetic. Considering ‘ lliwe H "Bet 0' 12 b“tu°“hiP5- mcmd'

tllltt thc Gliisslaii Embassy here was not bustling sufllclentiy she tele-

-to` hssdduarters in, St. Pet- ers urg, and continued doing so un- tllfby sheer importunity _she -was #Q¢i'd.‘ '_l‘he` Ruébian Government has nb# glven instructions to the Berlin Illmbaaly that a first-class advocate llr'\ll‘b_e_ engaged to defend the pris- oner, and has given $2,500 towards the _e__ i. ses. "`_l\:ch, whose guilt is consid- '.‘. rovodvalthollgh he is €d"t'6 _hlfsii actlill on Ibik__'__own rc-

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' in " " ` livin sillnsiorzsoirio ' _'sen' ln asm l'h‘otel‘, 'and waethen ioih‘0il" iiy",*'bjff ' _wife, ‘who_ ostshsibiy uuiou usiitisn-y. 'rss eslhein ino-

l sd to ge ii_i'_s¥i'ii'g chemical _experif

ts at " factory in the llelst End_,

Q d Nikolski was in a slniilar _fac toi~y__ tigusssiaoit 'rue nis_n_ w’e_r_led liii.o_ foiiiiili-"s__£;niies sb‘_u6\‘l°¢tlY

at 'ey' glifned _ tween tllelil. it il!

gated, an ?9ei'“whlifbii‘iig"` amount of iliusinu in oiiiieiloii-now. stiu ro- niallll to be shown. .

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ing four now in commission.

rams, Aug. ze (special)-some interesting figures :irc yllblillied show- ing'the steady inrii-:me in the I‘\‘0~` cecds of French giiinlillhg tstablish- ments. In 1903 the:casiriosi Wlllllll came under the control of the State on June 15, 1907, produced $5,800,000, In 1909 cus som wus $7,400,000., end 'in 1910, $8,800,000, while last year no less a sum than $9-500.000 WHS PTO*

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battalions of thc British Army. and year by year the pathetic army of the 'broken in mind, and often in body, is, in proportion to the popu- lation, growing greater. These are the main facts which emerge from the Blue Book issued yesterday of the sixty-sixth annual report of the Gom- missioners in Lunacy; though there is doubtless much other food for tl16B0- ciologist and the eugenist. Except for the outdoor paulicr insane, who showed a diminution of 2 per cont., there were, on Jan. 1, 1912, in- creases in all groups of insan`e per- sons, and the total of 135,661 certi- fiedpersons under care in England and Wales exceeded the figure of a year ago by 2,501. Further, thcrc

of 2,495, and the decrease in the out- door pauper group was apparent rather than real, being due to the fact that one of the results of the Old Age Pensions Act has been to remove a nllmber of insane persons previously _rate-supported from the cognisance of the Lunacy Commis- sioners.

Of the total number of certified in-

sane persons 46.5 per cent were males and 53.5 per ccnt females.

PARIS, Aug 24 (Special)-A clever

‘French writer has discovered the lar- est style in csculpture and architec- ture, which will bc known hereafter as tho ,_“explosion" style. Just ns people speak of the Renaissance style or the Gothic style, so future gener- ations will dwell with wonder on the explosion style. The cxplosionlets are represented in many of the recent

houses llrid facades of public buildings

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at the recent Brussels and Liege Ex-` hibition the idea was first conceivcd‘ of reproducing at a World’s Fair tiic monuments of olden times. "Old Ant- werp" wss an unprecedented success, an attralction which set a fashion. cop- ied. successfully in all exhibitions. So far back as 1897, in Brussels, tho pavilinns of the principal cities of thc country were represented.

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Usually Due io Overwork and

Worry-A Tonic is Needed

_0verwork and worry give rise to nervousness, sleeplessncss, headaches, lacli of ambition and lack of interest in your work, weak back, indigcstion and sometimes a complete break-

down of the giervous system. On every hand y u find victims of this kind and often they do not know what to do for themselves. If these are your symptoms you need a tonic, and the only way to tone ull the nerves is through the blood, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a direct nerve tonic because they enrich anh

build up tho blooql, and it is through the blood that t e nerves ure fed.

!<lUC€d by l-he °8Sl“°5- APB” "mn l'l‘°|Uridcr their tonic influence nervous- 'amounts, which ure handed over by ness, with all its attendant evils,

x of 15 per cent, _on the gross pro fits, which is admiuisteredhy a spec- ial cohiniflttee at the Ministry of the

I'n 1908 the State received from this ‘source asso,ooo, iu1eoe;1,12o,000. in

l_l£_wll Bitflbllsllmant fm' th? “nm °l,disappear, and the worried sufferer if 0*." C°"“““"°- 91° Sm” 1°“°' *"sgsin enjoys ni-Lsiin and strength.

Proof of the value of Dr. Williams Pink Pills in nervous troubles is given by Mrs. Lara Scheving, Lun-

Interior and is spent on works of dm, Man who say,___..I was “_ hY3l°“°- !¢h“'|'“y° “nd ` P“b“° “umy'|tacked~wlth nervous trouble which

almost drove me to distraction. It would be almost impossible for words

1910 $1,320,000, and in 1911 $1,400,000.

‘for over a century in a the watery lsafe-deposit of the Zuyder Zee, may be recovered from the d00l> Wil-l1ll\¢l'° next few days. Fine westhpl' alone iS the factos upon which this record sal- vage is dependent. _.

'l‘he_British lrigate Lutint sank at the entrance of the Zllydei' 20° ill October, 1799. She had then on boss-il $6,085,000 in bullion and mou- oy. The Dutch Government ‘claimed the saluage in 1801 to bullion fis- iim. Aim much discussion and oe- caeional recoveries the King of the Neteriands ceded half the wreck to Great Britain. About $499,465 was recovered at various times. leavin! gboni; $5,875,000 within th0 hiiiK,_but during the lapse in salvage oporat»- ious the rite was obscene ii! lllt Many attempt have been madelll the isnt 50 years to reiaesfe the wi-oek

,to describe my condition. The least

thing would startle me and 1eave.mc tremhling` for an hdur. I had ner-

TERSCHELUNG (‘z“¥d°1` 2")-,vous headaches, and slept very badly AUS- 24 (5P°°lBl)"'FiV° mlm?" d°l"iat nights, some nights not at all. .lore in bullion, which has lain buried My appetite grew Doon and I was

really a physical wreck. I had been to several doctors and 'had taken many different medicines, but without lany benefit. Then I read of a case .similar cured by the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I sent for a dozen boxes fully believing it would take at least that many to cure me. You can judge of my grati- tude, howsver, when I found that after using only half a dozen boxes I was again enjoying the _ best of health, and_i_iave_ since remained well and strong. I lfsed the remainder of the pills among mychlldrsn when they _seelhed out of sorts, And' have found- them to be at' siltlhies the very 'best of family medicines." You can get Dr. Wililhms' Pink

_Bile through any dealer in ‘medicine

by mall at 60 cents s box or six

' _'your' I niusuio _nmedr .

‘° 4 '" P‘“°‘m'° Cm Ex: r tl has this` been sue-1 g .lo 82.50 from The Dr. Wil.

I _ _ 5° 5°-m°°' 'dd by dnl' _ gstmifilllyy accomplished. ' 'Mem' M%dicine Oo., Brockville, Ont.

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that the process, which has been pen- ding for the last two years before the Courts, was ,a swinillo. Rene Esticnne is a. man who iirst induced a wealthy lady to part with nearly all her for- tune in the hope of sharing his pru-- fits in a wonderful _discovery for the restoration of old pictures. The Pro- cess was to consist in an electric cur- rent direct througli the paintings. This, according to lflstieiinc's explan- ation, would cause nii the iiilcrobes which are destructive of pictures to `die,° and the paintings would ipso facto recover all their original

splendor. V - _ _

bis. He has cnrn'e"bo`ine "to liiirgh-- ley House, by Btamfordtown," so it is said, 3 strong single-taxer and a disciple of Henry George.

LONDON, Aug. Z3 (Special)--'Phcre

are renewed reports in circiiiiitioii concerning Chancellor Lloyd George and his relal.i`onfs‘ with his colleagues. It is well-known that_ despite the fair aplienrsnces. and the smiling; front mnintuineii in Parliament and before tho country, the . prestige of the Chancellor has suffered a success- ion of severe shocks. The question now asked is whether the author of thc 'Insurance Act will leave the Gov- Glulllent, and take the lead in thc

PARIS, Aug 2-i (Special)-Five

was nn aygmge annual ing,-ease for prisoners have nppcarcii in one of thc] me ten years ending ])ec_ 31_ 1g11_ correctional courts of Paris on the'

charge of selling bogus dccoriitions. I

Valcnsi and Co. had a simple way~

of getting 3 wholesale supply of de- corations._ They ordered the forms by the thousand from a printer, In this way they had beautiful certificates of some authentic andimaginary orders. The Juilge’s questions showed the price which was charged for~shects of paper that cost at mosh a penny fresh from the printer. A Dutchiiifin paid $400 for the Academic Palms, a Bwedc gave $500 for the same; anot- her paid S200 for the appointment to the post of Honorary Consul of thc Cunanl Free State, wherever that Fiee State may bc.

'l‘lic two chief culprits were scntcn-

ced to four months’ iriipi‘isoiimciit, one to thrcc months, und the other two to two moutlis,’ each.

LONDON, Aug. 23 (Special)--Mr.

monnmentn in porin, 'run none oiioiitiiivnito, M. P. use inode tue state-

ment that Lloyd George, with thc

aim of the Cliaucellor is “to do somo-

land cainpaigu, or whether he _will hang on in the hope that 5 more fav- orable opportunity will arrivc for taking a. plunge inoriler to roach siife ground as the head of a new pol- itical inovemcnt designed to nssiinil- ate advanced Radicals and tlic mod- erate section of the Laborists.

Alpine Marathon race the first of its kind to bo hcld in Switzerland, up the f-ltanscrhorn, n mountain 0,230 feet high-proved a great succuss,| fifty-two Alpiuist from all pnrts of the country starting from Sinus, iiear Lucerne. Ahoutl,500 visitors and Swiss took the funcicular tuil-- way or asccurled the mriuntiiiu on foot to cheer the wiilncr, who proved t0 bl! Kdrl Hlllr. ii young uiuuntail uecr of Alflnnck. his-time being lhr.’ finiin. The second arrival took Biiiiu. longer, and the last competitor fin- ished 45niiu. later.

PARIS, Aug. 28 (Special)--.Iiilcsi

WOYllB\”l lf0Uld f‘“HW¢" tm’ “l0t°"~°‘“` present 5, maze of contortionate llncsiSuppoi‘t of tho Prime Minister, wllllI’olacrt, a one-armed cripple wiio had had driven swiftly HWHY- wlnlnh must be the rcsult Opan expl.,B_lcmliark this autumn on a great cuiir bcening acting as promliter nt one of

lvs lmaglnatlqm if not of gome Ml,u,,,_1 sign, which is to bc continued i~iglit‘ the Paris music-hulls, imagined a way,

MELBOURNE, Aug.. 27 (Special)- te,.,.es,_,.ia1 uphem,8_l_ . - up to thc next General Election. The of making his life more romantic

by ilisappesring with $0,000 worth of

in the N0rtl1Bl`l\ T0I`l'l'30l`Y»_l1l1° BU- A , _ _ _ thing' for thc overthrow of the land jewels entrusted to him by a [ricniily clay Survey and Exploratwll Expeil- I’ RIS, Aug. 22 (Sptcis. )--New m,,,,0ply," dealer. These eiinblcil him to be for lll`0n_ says; vas the possibilities of light has been thrown on the clrcum- __ a low .lays the owner nl n iiiotoimnii, this flcld. thGl`0 M0 m9-“Y llullllffill Bllllllcei 0| Henri Fl1l>I‘2, the famous MFIBOUHNU Am; 23 (q__C(___“) io drive about ironi town to towii,

‘l f hi hi mincraiized. Expert entomologist on whose pecuniary bc- ‘ ' ‘i ~ * ' _" und to enjoy such a vacation ns lic !¢;1llih{loi(i)wo\l|;ld},j\istify 3 heavy expend- half friends were interesting them-"II;:‘:_ r&“'(‘i‘3_‘:_:§"'g_"c?_l't oilihihicgssslal iicvcr ,bcfore had in his iifc. llut, like it th i ediate necessities of selves. _ “ _ “ ' ,_ " many a romance, it has come to ii w:t.:ro|:'hnse?‘varl:1ilc?n sud better com- The whole story of his alleged pen- its m*§f°"|“§Y _f~T"a“t “"he“‘°°“" hahy sudden end. .lilies Polacrt was l>ui--- numication, thus enabling the mineral nary is apparently untrue. It ap- B"““B _ as "_ ‘B t‘e"“edT`hf*B "°t' A“‘,‘t' sued by ll ‘swarm of detectives, und nn resourse of the interior to become a pears that the publishers of his fam-- "Mia ‘l“°“S*“.“g th” hm" ‘if “°°"*\ lie took no tmiiiilc to hide his ll-H.-on

_ i i. ~ _ ~ bsidies from n new standpoint. h ,H d 1 y t ms fl.,

big factor in the development of the ous Souvenirs Entomoloi-,ique and 5“_ _*_ _ h I x c_ was caugi an e< ol on. _._ count,-y_ some other workers, paid royalties e_l_u;_l1\ilar;dy‘ Cinottglmll gs” &)“lr?_‘; prisoner comes of_a good llcigiiir _ --_- ee yo- -mm-ug io $3.300- ;“,,;_, ,,s {,,,"°,,,g ,,,,,,,,,,,,, O, ,_ fame ~»<1»<»e he -fm »u »»

gums, Ang, 26 fsnooioi)-viuu- A1_*°g°““" tmsgdm hi” l°“m,,§“ newly-i.or°n"¢iiii.1 in~’iin‘fioiiurni. E "°“”°9°‘ '

Admiral v'l°t'ti ‘ms Dubliqheq an BNF 5:1552 uve§»h$»6?,;cmc,?3 tx zzfaigwgg ' lt is fiercely denounced by Fusion ' |°l°.d°.“nng»with uw “_'°sh‘x‘v“l 6°"-' 1 d' d EI Fame will wha B bé oliticians as is "‘1ow.-down bribe" BRUBSELS, Aug. 28 (Special)-Ab ’l‘lic "ilcmori'iitic" says: “It is sail 'il»"u°u°“- H9 begins. hi.” B ide with cl(lm;,e'dT:) cullwaté his insgct iifgymii to the woman,. But thoughtful Lib- be Ficuret, an old Belgian priest, _to sec n fairly niimcrous _croup of 'a reviewtof the1s9f,z\‘;llZtl1 <g_l5_h°tE“€_?‘ ;\ (imma and quietness for the rest of cral leaders like Mr. Deakin recognize ilicil a few days ago of ri stabliiiflict- 'crlitois nnil 'oiirnslists trciltllcrflllfill' P0811 UCB B ln _B¢¢‘.”` "lg ° G _ . the justic of some :iid at the mater- cd by is Socialist, who assailci hi iifeillllf P|`°E!`5m5- ' me hte' ___ _ __ nity period of the life of a woman while sitting in thc park run.<iing_ his ilcliiit. "nd it is hmnmumllr ‘-0 H00

engaged in the protection of her Colo- ungpln to give lisp essential comforts. social revolution." . _

GENEVA_ Aug 23_ -(Special)_.l.hc_Marshall von dcr Goltz) paid Count*

i LONDON, Aug. 27 (Special)-Every I PARIS, Aug._ 23 (Special)-The LONDON, Aug. 23 (Speciul)_-A BERLIN, Aug. 2_8 (Special)-Herr year during the last decade there has Correctional Court has decided s cur- startling piece of news came froni von Betiimanii Hiillwcgg has returned been added to the number of the cer- ious hoax of picture restoring by sen- Lincolnshire this' we`ek_._ The Marqiiis from his itiissiaii trip and retired titled lssnne in England and Wales tencing the alleged discoverer, Rene of Exeter, who is n lineal ilcscciiiinnt for his ,,,|,,,m¢,- ynnaiinn to his es- tlm equlvnlent ol something 1il;et|,,~ee_ Estienne, to four years' imprison- of the great _I.ord, Burgiey, has re- tate at l{0lisnl3n0w_ twenty miles

nient and a line of $10. It deciareslcently returned from British flolum- Berlin

from . l I-lohcniiuoiv is n big gray-brick mansion dating from the 17th cen- tury, but has been frequently been udllcd to, uiiil the interior is almost modern. Tile estate covers 9,000 acres, two-tliirila being forest loud. "i‘lio soil is cxtmiii-diniiry fertile, and 'liorr von llctliiiinnn Hollwegclnbiilcs ilu farming in bis spare time. thoii|;‘_ not so siiergeiicolly ns rliil liis fiitli 'cr_ who r--ii"'lir- .ri the iiolicniiiiow ci~=~ fiifu 1|, i' fiir $300,000, furniture uiiil ui: I Iii thin iiiiii-»i.ii`i|l spot the Imperial (‘.llu|ii'clli.i- i; living ii life of scclii- sion with ii.; iamily, piitii-iitly wait- _iiig, report .~.="s, for the ni1irtyr's _ci~ii\vn--one with iiiuc points, such as lwas conferred upon thc predecessor for less service to the State.

lll~2Ill.IN Aug 27 (Hilcrini) -On

'thc clic of famous ai-rial oiigiii- eei"i~x severity-folirtb birthday the 'Stut fgart liruiich of the Jung-Dcuischlsud League (recently fwiniled by Field-

Zeppciiii D, iieliuate coiiipliiiient by n celebation in his honor before ilic statue of Bii-iin:irck. Ilcclily nioveil by the iiiililicil compnrision, the (loui=i;' published his gratitlide to thi: patrio- tic Jiivcnilcs in the local paper.

The (fourt wus so picm-itil with his

rlramiitic effort that he has limi it litiutcil in artistic ioriii ou pnrclimeiit liiipcr, und cxlircsixcd thc wi.',! that ouch boy shall rccclve a copy to kceli uiifil the fiiily iiuiierstiuuls the sign- ificance of if..

(LENEVA, Aug. (Special) -A

curious tragedy has .st been report- cil from Lugiino. ,

Two clever womf-ii ?.‘ile. iloutempl'

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LONDON, Aug. Z8 (Special)-Owing

to the enormolli li6¢_lll_ lt_ _ be almost impoellble 101" alta i

to sail direct from England to Im-

ada, unless he goes by ste°l'a8°-

uiries made have elicited the informal:

ion that it is only possible to get ga

occasional odd berth until well

into' September. One of the lmlllnl- iines which had yesterdly a lalflll ship sailing, has had no berth! SVSU-

able for weeks, and there. is _rrlqliiaig

waiting list on the chance that so

of those who have booked passages ,muy drop mit innlini- company has _N fi--,i |-law; ;i\,i|li£i-I-2 on its next 'li-if »’i .- i.-.ii ii.»~ii iiiithinig until af-

|'|ii lin -_-:iii in `~`l ,-Lviiilier.

| i;Mi;I.l.'», ,lug -.»_~ (B ec_ial)-A_,__r_s- iiiarkabie complete mo el o,f__ Nell_¢_Jn'f - fliigsliili, the Victory, worked out in elaborate detail so as to form in min-_ iature a perfect facsimile of the orig- 'iual, has hem .constructed by Herr Paul Karl, Technical Inspector of the

_ Berlin Museum of the Industrial Aérts. The model will be kept for a tim in the museum named, but it is ultinfif- cly dcstinc-.l for exhibition in iiii i:»~i-

liiiiin museum in Munich, f6rhv.|ii<~li ii. was built. l-ferr Keri, w o slwiit three years in its construction, use reproduced every rope, spar, sod por- ‘tholc of the original ship, and' has ev- eu gone so far in his efforts to aff-

itn-ri realism that the small cannon

with whidi it is provided can actual-_ rv bc li-aded and ilischargcd, The mod oi wus icfently inspected by Prince Henry of Prussia, who expressed his adiiiii'~l=~ii for tho skill and patience required iii its construction.

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LONDUN, Aug. ?.7~ uni-|.i;»s are

to be .lent to the In:.ur..i ..i .~1.~iioa by Crete.

salqwd 'iraqi pszulualla om suodoa of Cictans are organizing an armed expedition to Samoa to attempt to rfeize it r-nd depose the prince and an- xitf thc island to Greece,

weekly iiewspiipcr, clii--.ly of ii litcrf- ury und critical cliiiv.'ii'..i'."l-0 i‘e~»;li:i'l a sf~i`plcc to their i`_ii\i\oii" fit l.\i;;.. -

no two iiioii`.li_-1 alto. ii~l imiiii-,ii it ,_

“Adulu.." 'i‘bc limit-iiunieii luily wus,

F RICCKLE-l"ACE

.‘~'ew_ i'.~\».~iy That Roinovcs Frecklss

Costs Nothin _

Ui” 0‘lit‘il`~ l iiure »- ii chance Miss Frcck`le-Fare,

l l<`roiii tho i1i'i»;t number the ui‘ticlc>‘»| 1,) uv' ,A ,,e\., ncmndy lm- ll-g¢l¢les wllh

of the “Ailiili~i" were rcroivcd with is ‘storm of critivisiii by the Unntonal papers, which .wrongly accused the \.wu “i'ciliict1'ii:es” of lrreilcntisni, ;.nii have constantly attacked thc two iulics since.

Under the strain and abuse Mille.

.in asylum.

: Mile (Joloiiibi intends to continue :ibm paper, and bus many helpers.

` , .l ' ' m iitfiicking two ‘rcds.i:trices' at their

prescncc oi such s cnliimity."

Englmld. Wllilwllt °0“\'\l5ll\K “MPH whose husband is so poor as to bc brevjary, and slioutcd "Hurrah for them continuing their attack in thc

'iioiiteiiipi's iiiliiil gave awiiy a few .lays ago suii she has been placed il

itbc giiiiianteu of a reliable dealer \i_i.fi' if will not cost you a penny un- less it rciiioves the freckles, while if it docs givc you a clear complexion, the expense is trifling.

Simply get an ounce of othiuc-

doubii: strength, from The McKinnon llriig (lo. and one night’s treatment will show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and yi-t n beautiful complexion. Rarely lb more than one ounce needed for the worst msc.

Ile sure to ask 10|' the d0llbl_0

strentli othine, as this is the _only prescription sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove fr _ ~ .

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