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BIRLIN. Nov. SO--(AP)--'I‘Iie Nazi regime in Germany I “sym- Dltheﬂo in Russia," authorised German sources said today, com- menting on reports that "Russia was invading Finland.

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In Memoriam

MR. THOMAS DAVEY

Ilany friends were indeed to learn of the pleasing of “E 191011188 DBWY It is home, Gurn- sey Owe on Sunday, October 29th

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Just a. word as to what is

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children. The funeral was held on the afternoon of Monday, October -30th. After a short service at the home, the regular funeral service was held from the Baptist Church,

house and church was conducted lxv his pus-for. the Rev. W. I. Green of Murray. Harbor. The pail-bearers" were Messrs. John

called him

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By ELEANOR BROWNE I Author of "Ibis ‘Iilue turner"; “Diane Imka at Life." “Highway T BDIIIIIIOQ" A W Q

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CHAPTER XIX

Gloria's mind was alread

from Sm: and her problems. isha was wondering bow she could turn Barton Underwood's attention in herself. Bow foolish die hucbbeen Si: had ted at face value. Now that ahemknéw came c . llberatoly noolégtiinsmrton Underwood. Si‘: son — a patiper, acknowledged pretender — was on the point oi lug the moat olig- ible man on the I Glnriawasnotonetoleta little thing like that dbcotirage her. it was never too law my. if Barton Underwood was ooking for companionship she would see lbs he got it. Not from a silly small- iovrn librarmrgxbut from a

ated woman world. BhamustaeeKenta-udtelihim he was free. e smiled as she nhought of how glad be would be to hear that. she could even aﬁord to be sweet and resigned about ii. No need to make an enemy oi mm. Gloria arched an eyebrow carefully feelings}: r by the minute. Kent. vc fun. Let him love to the simple small-town lib- rarian. It would leave Barton Underwood all the more Willing to e company oi a sympathetic

‘lam? “d y? or d and lonely blgnde. . _

retiring on an . passes ma“? ‘Wwml Wh° knew eigigiunipltlzgoam who briskly. 71 him. Th0 (160883 had 110i; D9622 though you, might enjoy see l" 5 “nan” °f beam‘ 1°‘ that. Afterward we can look in a some ime So that the coming of me val-mus cabal-em;- l-lw 911d W65 110$ IIHBXDQCWG- H6 "Am I invited to accompany you?"

Star's eyes were dancing as she looked at the slim f0 side her. she found assumption that they would g0 ashore together girlie amusing, since he hadn't men-

oned it to her before she was dressed and ready m g0. Coates tried to match her lightness of tone al- though he had been increasingly serious of lute.

“It's cummary in Cristobel for a arming and beautiful lady to have some entleman with her when she vgsirs t e night. spots," he announc- 6 .

"Indeed!" Star said in mock sur-

rise.

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yes indeed! I meant to have engraved invitations sent to you asking if I might have the honor of our company ' "

" ‘s too bad you didn't."

"Too bad? You mean you aren't’ going ashore?"

"I didn't say that," star explain- ed. "I am going ashore to the Strangers‘ Club. I believe, and the 1118M a is. as you call them. But I have a eady accepted Mr. Under- wood's lnviuatlon to do the town. A5 8. mutter of fact here he comes with Elise."

The two were chattering together like old friends and Star smiled up at them as they Joined her. Elise was dremed in s. grey chiffon that

In Memoriam -

MISS HENRIETTA BOUDREAULT

‘The death occurred at Lower Montague on Thursday, Nov. 2nd. i989 of Miss Henrietta Boudreault at the early age of 24 years.

"Bennie", as she was familiarly known had beenm poor health for some time. Two years ago she was a. tien-i. at the Provincial Sanato um for some months. Hav- ing recovered enou h to return borne‘ she was qui smart. going around as usual, always had n ready response to g‘ cherry greet- ing and always will ng to do a kindness for a neighbor. Some months ago her health began to fail again, but her refusal to and her optimism. kept her going until a short time before her death. ,

She will be sorely missed by her friends, and in the

was pleated in soft folds to the waist, and then billowed out in great circular petals to the floor. She looked comaletely happy: her eves. _as they res d on the tall d3:- tlnguasehd man beside her bright and snarkllng. Barton look- ed pleased too. Star had a momen- tary pang of regret that she would

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THE UNKNOWN TEACHER

known teacher. Famous edu- csmors plan new systems of pedagogy, but it is the unknown teacher who delivers and guides

and contends with hardship. He keeps the watch along the bcrders oi.’ darkness and makes the atfack on the trenches oi’ ignorance and foil}. Patient in his daily duty he strives to ccnqucr the evil pow- ere which are the enemies of youth. He awakens sleeping spirits. H: quicken: the indolent, encourages tihe eager. and stcadles and unstable He communicates his own joy in learning and mares with boys and girls the best treasures of his mind. He lights many candle: which, in later years. will shine back to cheer him. This is his re- ward. Knowledge may be gained from books: but the love of know- ledge is t-runstnitted only by pers- onal contact. No one has deserv- ed better of the Republic than the unknown teacher. -ll-Ienry van Dyke.

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found everyone in the same mood. She mentioned it to Barton. wondering ii it was because of the Christmas season. But Coates assured her that Ohrlswbai was the gtlgylgrmiiigntéf lthe Carlbcliiean a wa "ma e a n of it” in this port.“ g "It's the only one where the ship sta s overnig t, ad ed. "You can sleep isle tomorrow morning unless you're going to drive Over to Panama to see the Canal." Star had already decided couldn't afford that part or the trip. She had suddenly realized that her glorious three weels were hall’ over and that in a little while she would be returning in Milford, or looking for another Bes had _l_ent enchantmcnt to "Uncle" Ezras relatives and she wanted to buv each one of them a little gift before she returned -

drew

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<11’? 0 dismay.

Barton turned questicningly to ‘It, Coates who nodded and he] e car. ‘Ihey 1001“; frame building-not very different. il/Iarertlgught. from some of e were edizher tgllSes in Milford. Eilise voic-

oughis.

V his . ' ‘t qaoll wigvcnlnl’ ‘This isu contract to escort e‘ F1 cog-ﬁnd alone ti?“ pretty, don't they?"

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tligtgs the wa' ii goes v ." “shed. Bbc had never seen ' a more julltlilaéit mood. shame t0 leatira ' o“ seem “ht-Tbs t band of each asﬁuaigrted turgid

gand

the change, . lzed it was probably be- gaooilsi: of their talk yesterday after-

Ooaies dogging ha: footsteps al-

ed impatiently. F-lisc gently ed her arm.

ptctcs . “You inc tgldannart- aabore “and 1 eciat-i l “P” his.

e my bo You hive eversything a

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here again?" Bar-

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Barton smiled

that the one you hear most about alwa no,"

Should be so unpretentious." [11

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An orchestra played provocatively and l tth biihlgtmg d fill melf aga ns e c groun o e s summer dress suits. It wasn't what they had expected, charm oi its own, star decided. ‘rhey found a table, but Star was not slowed to sit down. dance and the orchestra was good. They laughed together at the difficulty oi ﬁnding their “land le " on the dance floor. just doesn't seem right dance without havlus

you know that this is the happiest night I've had in a long time?" he asked. "And you're the mostabeau- tlful iperson on this floor. You look ‘nvelzv in white. You ought to wear it

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n. star blushed and smiled at him. m; was so charming and 8b‘ W- night. she wondered ii any girl had ever been so happy before. But she did not want. him to go on hoping. He deserved to know her answer at once. “Bartonil——--we've not to talk somewhere."

He glanced down at her suddenly serious face and nodded. "Later. We'll leave 00am and Elise in strike out for themselves."

Kent and Gloria danced past them and called a, greeting. Kent seemed to be having a good time and Gloria was all smles especially when she looked atcr

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them up to a huge sides to soft sum-

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Barton

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to the floor does ii. '

down at her. "D0 HOSED CONVICT

CITELMSFORD England-wt’)- Threats with aufire-hose dampened the a-rdor of an escaping convict at the lson here. Warders curs-med the ose at him as he crouchcd or. a 14-foot wall.

he contradicted

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