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UF THE REAT

. BY EDWIN T; WOODHALL` . " _ _

Formerly of the Special Branch, Scotland Yard, and Private Bodyguard to Three. Gensrat :rzs of British Royalty '

mn; T0 Test Marita of Dog-meat

Eels in the Kaiaer's Bath 9.

Ag Food - _ ‘_ German Spy Captures Seeret Mess 0

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no Between King Edward and Poln`- _ned

51-51- Authorfa Chamlllgne Party d plmipted when King Appropriates “ me Lady Gueeie. _ _

lvlllielm ll adopts Druiio 1ix)ei»l.|fused

was

liec All

lthassomethlles been aeidthat the Kaiser had no sense f humour I am “mln that is he certainly

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md one, even if it was a,pecu1iarldea

of full- _ . |Ed 1 lweompanied the late King Edward without making anroommenc at all upon an occasion when he was the he gp.; or Saxonyk guest on a nhootng ony in his indiapos tion After a time

lti n in the letters forests

gxped 0 , . like

,livery disclngiushed company form- ` gd the party amongst the guwts being della-rt and the incident closed

Prince of Bavaria, Herr

(ho Crown von Jagow, General Von Naldqzsheim told by the Forest Keeper to the King

Kaufmann and the illree ‘o

Baron I

much: King Au t the Kaiser

rt! . 8118 .

Edward.

medieval green costumes with very w “my silver mountings and arms. The routes -taken' in pursuit of boar mq buck were eo arra.n8ed as to

Keeper

img the nal-ty within reasonable fifty live eels which were han distance D - 8 ded ggmplng pl&C€S. ` “wg 'rio camp-fires woe ut at night land was than employed oo the Saxon

of various re arran ed

around one the exalted guests sat and -. around the others, the servants. ll On tile second night an argument

Kaiser argued that in ad/ditfon to seal

arose as lo the ll'squimaux diet. The l .Many other amusing mixed in wtth '

ml whale hluhber. they ' are hear- lr.

Bl'

mcci and dognlesh. ~ _ v

ony said the last thing they would dream of eating would be their dogs a

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They also opined that dogs were pre- le correspondence" look place claus and exceedingly scarce in polar between the King, the French Presi-

rrgions, consequently much too val- d

usbi_c-,as a means ol' trarisport to con- carried several of the letters. Just ‘ elder eating them. _ ‘

'I‘ll

o .

deied _ '

persuaded _

revealg _ `

and Nil' King The hunt servants were clad in Prin . What exactly the revenge

thing _ - oerned ';

need _ '

not ' , bath. i

some .

_utterly to believe _it but proof Soon forthcoming in the person of

tiunhilng chef of the King of Sex- . who admitted that he had skin- and cooked a hound uporf the t and imperative orders of the Higi'leat." _

A Diplomatic Bllmllea' The scene that followed was epic. e king of Saxony was promptly and, lentiy liek The Crown Prince of variallhlksdoutofcampandor

his traps packed while King

ward remained perfectly placid

meruy attended the King of Sax

Crown Princeof Bavara was

to revokehis decisionto

I never knew illle sequel, but I was

Saxony that a very fullblooded

owns ta.kenbyKingEdward, Augustandihehavarianvrown ce

asI canxwtsuy butithad some

iiodowithliveeelesnditoon thekaiseriivalet therorsst toldmo thathehadpunzh

tothekaiaersvaiet Thsvaiet dischnrgedahortly afterwards

's estate I rather think he, have put the eels in the Kaiser s

thriilirig experiences were mlnel

aocompaning the King on h.is,‘ lous Journeys about the Oontin-3

I renlember once -being in Paris 011 informal visit when some oonsid

M. Cambon and M. Poinoano. I

prior to this vilt I had accompanied Mr. Bohr, Kings Massager and Oom- _ptroller of Queen Alexa.ndra's Copen- hagen Ihtaite, to Si.. Pewrsblirg to ,deliver a personal letter to the Czar.

1 know uiatklng ndward attached

a great deal- of importance to these French letters. being insistent that either: Feliz' or some oiiler Kfi-ig's Messevcef. if one were available should carry them. lf‘not, than I was delegated.

In the morning of this particular day. our Axribaesador called at the :kings hotel and stayed to lunch. _Innnediately afterwards the King sent for me and told me to get Fbhr.

told his Majesty that Eelir had left

Barritz to arrange quarters-the

,ging was travelling to the coast in the next. few d-eye

There was at that time attached to

the llknhesey a young men called cnpuin. Fleming. He was prevented _tothekii-igand theKi11gel1Ilil’uMed him with a note to M. Podncare'_which

bare

I for

he had to deliver and awe-iii il ¥¢l'iiY~ captain naming set on but he had ly mched his cu when li hues

ladywllohndalsobeenontheefwie. waved gaiiy to him from the hotel ni-gpg, 1-an lightly down» and presen- ted him with a card on which we-9 witten. in the King's handwriting. .

"Take the instructions of.t!nc Coun-

tess-"The card was inl’f»i&1°<i- NOW captain Flemming was new to the diplomacy business. Ho had seen the lady in Hia ll/lale-‘lf»y's society end l<rlewher`lobev\‘-fylliwlyplacedso he immediately ielinqili-Wd £112 IEW"-

He presented himself to the Kin!

for further instruchions *Did his

Moreover. King Edward contended Srannaan s'rocx~l\rm lvmllno.

that the huskies of the polar regigns were lean muscular dogs which would be a lness of bone and griatle. ‘ e ar. guement waxed so hot that tg: ser-,

Kinc Edward and the King of sax- ent.

crab

ent.

Mills

were-all asked our opinions. Every- Aconda .;.

body agreed with the view that dog _ flesh would be mijcossible. -

The “ext dey when the mid-any

was announced by the sounding

°f iiilni-ini! l1on‘ls,` a very _small -buck-

scen suspended over the wood fire

The Kaiser excused himself frofn llilfiicilviitillg in the meat as he had a touch of s'wu`iach‘ trouble, ho said Wi ei`21‘l'one else had a good helping

‘Int-i' fire was referred to and we i

` Am

how he

it. was -

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Clown llerince- of Bevel-lure-‘.

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.with Politlve ffilht. I went to l'e~ port in response to a perturbed _‘foot-man who cams running tn me

`"!'bu' G°d's` like go like greased lightening, woodn¢lii"` he pooled.- out of breath. “His Mslestyli going on something terrible! Hell have a stroke as sure as my nanlel" Ihadseentheklngltpsetoneoor twice and knew what to' expect but certainly he was in a. islam rue even for him. ' ` ‘ _ _ _ `

lmlisting a Indy qrookk Aid

"What do you mein `g'alilvantlng

about the town when I amd fm' you?"

“You’ll retum to duty and I’ll have you replaced, you wel-thins aolei" 'r

stood respectfully and listened. I knewthsttheonlytllingtodowas to let his Majesty run himself out, to interfere was to make matters ten times worse. He raved._on, told me again and again how_.lnriy. I was, then, as I _xenlained perfectly still he asked presently. _ . _

“Well-ca.n’t you speak? AIU YOU

dumb now, ls well as an imbecile? _ I replied respectfully. fllltf"-9 not and then he abused ine again for new minutes. .mr which he quicad down. _ ' ~' -

did so. He ordered some cognac and after taking a sip he said: ` "You know the Countess X,_don't

you?" I replied thslt I did, Then he told me what had 1Wl7P°ned , lo hi! lei/fer. ` ‘ _ -

"Now that ietter__must be Koiiten i..-ix," hernia. '-1 will not have the poliee informed ‘it is not a'mat»fer

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as I was attached to him and had no 'right to leave him without ix-islruc~ 1 tions and relief.

"Do as I bid you, you stammering dciti" - "me King'e fury was terrible and there wasnothing else forit. I went to the mast/er ol the wardrobe, drew some money, and 'set oi! after the lady in qumion. I traced her to hor mise, her friends, found -out that she had taken a. train south, booked through to Ninoe. I followed. She stayed . at a. small hotel called the H 1 Riva Bella l booked there

_ _ ate . .

he rand, when I reached his room-` at dinner, the nigh: ol my arrival. l

‘Tala the rule " over her baggage but found no letters in the King's hand, but I did find a number of letters in code. These I abstract/ed. _ After dinner she gave the alarm. -Detectives came from the local Police omce and searched the place. . Iknewtheimportance the King attached to the letter so I imew _depsrnte measures would be necess- a."! but I could not for the life of me mink whntto do. Ifihad hula. woman lgent of the Secret Service at my disposal I would have arranged eomleiihing but there were none avail- able. _ I ollougfli: the matter over and de- termined to play a bold stroke. Down to the Casino I found e girl whom I knew to be an international thief-and she knew me too. Years previous I had been a police witness inaease whereshefigured onthe wrong side of the dock at the old Bailey. She bore me no malice, in

she was quits pleasant when L

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story, and I believe experienced the _iwbioh must become public atail- YOu wsn¢.up_ and spoke to her Asked how 3_3,-M|,,||,m,_ p_ E_ L

num on-bible dressing down of his are a detective-get the ,letter and .lm nu-es she sud things were not _wo ___.. , life. I met -him oh the stain as I` get-it quickly. NOW |01" -. 3954, 50 gh; lumped at the chance of z|0N gnvnc||___~1¢he sermon _

was going up in response to a aumm- I Drifeliied llwlt NHPWWUUY QW; 7 * cllnling fifty bounds. _ P theme in Zion Sabbath morning will I olns. He was pale and trembling would hive toseek relief fromllondon (To be Conlnued) _ - be “The Faith that overcomes." The,

109% - _ - wiu meet-at 2.30. class lor communi-

Arillllal Meeting I Of Zion Church-

'rhe annual meeting of the Zion

‘Presbyterian church congregation was held 'nlursdsy night in the

145., church school room and v.'as_largely body md yum' people "‘ __h°__Y_ M_ 57% `""‘°nd°d' The mmiswr' “wma M' C. A. on Sabbath evening, at 8.30

Scott, Fulton opened the meeting

and read the report of session. Mr.

Jlliy ... ... ... ... ..- ... 1.34% . | ~ , TRINITY UNITED CHURCH- Oct. l.3lti _ f ‘ NEW Yom( CURB i£hnJA”:";°n wain °semc__e_"_a"n Early prayer meeting at 10 a. m. in

_ _ - . » I ' ' ° Wm ‘Y - I-ie ti M isl 1-noi d l

_ al' emor . an Jun or

_ _ 251; the business meeting The Sessions C mo tele dd

__ _ ,_ - . ' ougrcg n il ven ook. Rev. -~ __ .- ___,_.m“m° amd & sm" _ _ __ 33% report: showed that there is li steady Q N_ Br m at in .

increase in membership Twenty

000 les wiorifefe the production is al-

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BALANCE Ol' Cll!LDl.EN'8 _Win-

ter hats clearing at 01.00. Prowse Bros, Ltdf H22-17-Iii

sulslvca ‘or mums- _winter

hats clearing at $1.00 and $1.90. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 1122-l'l-31

ODD LINES OF LADIES’ WEAP-

ABOUND _Corsets _and Bi-assiers clearing at half price. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 1122-17-3i

na. caaahman vvru. na in

` Souris on Wednesday, January 22nd and will h'o1d I. clinic Dr. McLean's office in the morning and Dr. Muc- Donald's in the afternoon.

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YORK PABTOBAI. CHARGE. -

Januar-y 19th: Central Church Mushneld-nunmnnage 11 S. ni. York Church school 2.30 p. ln. Ser- vice 'l p. ln.

HUNTER. RIVER CIRCUIT. --

-The services on the \l~1untcr River Unibed Charge for Sunday Jan. liltll. are as follows: 11 a. m. Wiltshire; 2.30 p. ln. Wheatley River; 'I p. m. Hunter River. A. E. Chapman, pastor

‘along the railway line and at Char-

Unitod Church oi' Canada, services FI hw’ bw* “mg Nu-i°l ‘wer

'ruinlrs--'rhli mum for turn-_

ips continues strong. The price pald`

Beauty Aid

PTHE dnt time .I heard of lt,”

writes Mrs. E. Whitney of 85

.Parker Street. Bangor, Maine, "was when I was at the Hospital. I was very nervous and run down and after. my baby daughter was born the doctor began giving me some- thing. ln about ten days I felt like a new person. Before then, I was miserable. My skin was in very 'bad condition and I could not understand what made it clear up ao quickly.

/Before I left I asked the House

Doctor what kind of medicine it was that cleared up my akin and made me feel so much bettel-._ He said _.'My dear girl, didn’t you ever hear of Nujoi? Hospitals ai'en't the only place where you can get it! You can buy it moat everywherci' `

since, and I think it is wonderful.".

Tilat'a the great thing about

Nujol. Not a medicine, contains no drugs, oan't possibly hurt - you. forms no habit-and if you are like moat other people its simple nat- ural ww( of bodily lubrication will - do wonders for you. too.

You see, all oi us have an excels

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lllontral Guardian G°°5 t° H°SP‘t“l t” Leaf"

Doctor laughed when asked “What cleared my skin?"

sallow, only able to work at half or quarter our real ability. When Nujol absorbs these poisons and carries them ol! easily, normally, naturally, we just feel like a million dollars. . Try Nujol for two weeks, and see what happens. It costs only as much as a ticket to a good movie, and it' will mean so much toyou. In sealed packages at any drug store. Start

ol body poisons that makeour skins

feeling fine, this very day!

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bushel. On account of the cold wave

been coming to the market slowly.

SAD NEWS-Mrs. J. D. Bigger, of

Charlottetown, received the sad news that her aunt, Mrs. Dr. Wilson, has passed away at the home of her sis- ` ter, Fogg, of Boston. on the 0th I of January. 1980. at the `ed_vanced °

vim” “limi Pius Modern Instruction Book furnished.

ENROLL TODAY

This offer expires January lam, 1930,

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age oyw years. She leaves to mourn ’-_“` "_'"i' ’"';' f f -"'°'- ' ' "_" - ' l-----------»

one brother, Daniel Kennedy, of De- troit; Mich., one sister. Mrs. Fogg. She was formerly Flora Kennedy. of

GROUND LIMESTONE

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IN num .mn nv sacxs '

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Sabbath School and Bible Classes

cents at 3.30 in the study. At Zion in the evening Rev. Dr. Robert John- ston. of Ottawa, will preach. His sub- ject:-“The Curse of Bein¢` too Busy." Dr. Johnston is minister of Knox Church. Ottawa; he was called ,to Knox from Westminster Church. New Glasgow, N. S., some two years ago. He will address the student

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own w preach mom g ..

itwllect. 'lhs ministers of 'I‘ri.nity Church were also in attendance A

ed to their homes well satisfied th t

The World’s Greawst Tragedy.

of song. presenting at the moming

and at the evening service Coler

l3rookville Mallufacturillg Co., Ltd.

(Operators of Government Lime Plant)

_ Brookville, N. B.

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, _ _ ‘ ' ' ` service the world wide Task or the ""*"" ` -"`,§""`f,`}§"§".' CHANGE nh” chudnn we” baptized during Church." The Choir will render an 5,_:;,.a:dwn;[x'i:r€he ‘gg s.e;_e,.;,;, _ ` - the year..Financ.ia.lly the church had anthem Thu- service broadcast by . 3 ' V 5 '

a splendid year $10,350.00 having cHCK.'B-bb th sch ___ BM - *"" been received from all sources. _All mum; mg” it no p°: ‘:__';____ émsf I_\_¢l___r. Joseph Webster. Dunsi:il_in:_\lzo

qs !ex'p‘enees_ for the year met. and the ea mr “__ At “en_US se__v_cB _Rev ru redfille P.__E. Hosni a yfs

“gi lniseionary budget paid in full. En- ur Rmmy Wm preuh from __The erday or ti-ea men.. 52 mumum mmm wem read fmm 'Second Beatitude." The music will I

me senior and _,Umor sunday _ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rllynes, Dull-.

2-’ include Alllstens se‘tiug of "Tile smffna l , . . . ~ ge, retumcd Thursday night.

13553 80110013, W. M. S., LMHCS Aid, Y. Lord is My Lmhw, sung b Mr

P_ S_ C_ E. c_ G_ I_ T_. Mmlon Band _ _ Y ' from an enjoyable visit to St. Jolln.|

' . ' G°°"5° '7°h""°“7 md °“ °“°h°‘“ hi’ N. B- where they were t.he guests.

. 79'/ljrénms club’ ohm' and °t‘h°r -s°`, the choir. Everyone welcome at all of M; and Mrs R059” wlgmore I' . 45.5 uieties. A hearty vote_of thanks was senixt - ' '

` ol '- - »

tendered the Minister Organlst _ _""‘ (man, md Luka Md 10,. me good *` Mr. M. G. MacNei1ly, manager ol ,Mk ,Mom “shed The fouowm “WW C'-A53 ENTERTAWEDP the Harris Aoatfcir cm. and nouci-i

Stl-' 9-' - “Miramar-ywiuleeoltamedh ` -

J thaw” were elected for the ensuing lB_b_e om” °!_m___y :dm at ___erlCa1n, Assistant Accountant. left. yes-

° terday mornin for Halifax to at-J

year. Murdock MacLeod, J. A. Mac- ~ 3 mum B P_ McL,_1ne_ Ernest cud h°m° of Mn' “me” P“'“°h"' 105 tend a. confercncea which is being

Sea m,,,e_ _Ewen A A Mac: H_‘"°"°"_;’ 5°" °“ '“‘““d“V-_Ji vel? held there today for the lvlnriilim

" ' ` neun" e"“m3 W” spent n musc Manager and Accountnilis of the

Dmud and fmmm M°Km'“°“' games and recitation. Mr. L. C. mm

Wm ,,,,,,;,,, W, mm, ,me ,G www cxcovns himself in mai »..____~_*

most eqlml' to that of 175,000 men a ' 7! 5 ya' _mm _ delicious lunch was served in Mrs. e (1 fkets ,m,,.,,¢a,, wys_,mpmed _ to M

Punchefa well known style. After _______ _ Uiiiim Kmgdmn mst year Wm.cnmlu,;

Fish- _-._-..__...._.._._.._.___.__ violins Auld Anae Blue. ell repair- <_:n1ml.or‘rr:T0wN eg more rho.. 000,000. ”

Fe-

_ rue choir will lead in the minutryi svmulzaslnn

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llh. T. W. Both, Kelowna, 3.0., '-0,06." and Steiner! “Godso loved 'nirnips "fi*°°`=-"For over e rear I vu he world." 'rho sunday school has my ..........;lo-srl

UNH! Will mlothering spells, and it

hown a large growth during the Pork . . . . . . . . . . ._.

wal forneiowalk even f -

gpgggwfw .“,m¢ of QM' Q past year. The increase will continue

|a1\l_arbna_ah. 'ir you will more it a point to he re- M1. STEWART

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Potatoes ........,..........70-li0

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such number on all cans for export. they had spent a pleasant and pro-' Butter . . ._ .. . . . . .._-i0-45 In me ins; fivcy years England lm The collection ol fisheries statistics lltable evening. Eggs . .. ......4o-oo paid ,mic um, 570_000~000 in bm was discussed by Supervisor A. I.. ' --- Potatoes ......l,o0~i,io sugar Subsidb-_' and Barry; and the relative importance THE BAPTIST CHURCH. -Dr. Tumipe . ........-50_ _,___

of office work and outside work was A. C. vincent will preach, morning oats . ...........60-o2` south Africa will sm-iid $2,000,000 in discussed by Supervisor J. F. Cold- and evening. In the moming his sub Hay ............-'l5f ward lilo prcpcscd L:ndon~Cap

by er. , ject ia "The Tears of Jesus." At. the Pork (I_.iveJ ...............-11'-in 'roll-ll nil: service.

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