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JEZFKSIG m: .-

-ai-iow from iioimam. Catalo;

awunltlilllli BUSINESS COLLEGE will reopen for the spring term, on Wednesday. Jan. 2nd.‘ 1924. 649-12-27-5i.

~70 LET-House six rooms. Modern usllvéhlellccfl,‘ Barn, Acre land adjoining if required. J. A. Brace, Sumnforside. 680-12-28-21.

-isuuiivtinsins AGENTX- m- Byrbh MacDonald of t.lie MacDon- ald Drug Co.. ls now Guardian re presentatlve in Sinminerside and will be pleased to receive news advertising. new and renewal sub~ acrlpitione had Jdb-Ptiifltingt Mr.

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MMDOBIII! 5°15 me Milmlllfl shade of the Town. and covers u Guardian at his store. His telep- space of ‘i2 ft X 160 ft. it will have ltheir pnpiis.--A. 110119 Nil l8 1243- " lall modern appliances and can be -—'r"' ‘flooded as required front a copions- JWARDIGAN HEAD CON- “popl-JLAR RAll-wAYMAN-_ ly supplying pump. it is completely CERT.-—-A concert was held in cmlduct" Ha"? Ferfiuw“ wh° surrounded by ii high close fence, Cardigan l-lcad School Weilnesduy", m“ m” waFwm “mum T731“ gently bowing to the south, and lDt-c. i2 and proved a great suc-

from Summerslde west passed through Kensington recently on his way east. His friends were all glad to see him once more and to realize that Horace Grerleys admonition is agreeing with But Greeley surely knew that to gotoo far west would impel one to come eventually east. and we may assure that this is what happened‘ Harry. But we doubt if any official v on the road is more popular thanl he. and doubt, too. if many con- ducors can handle business in a more acceptable manner. You may always rely on hint to give you the best answer possible. in fact, one would almost conclude from cur- sidering his original resourccful- ness, that he had once. at least.

passed through the Emerald isle. ‘then. yam...- llll‘ ‘who arrive-ti travelling public may rest assurreil y. W“- dnys ;|g()__-]L

Whether this be so or not.

that with Hairy in. charge 7f lilo‘ train, the destination is sure io he reached with the passengers ' train crew in the best of bumor.—\'.

- ---—<o>--- Linlrnrnt Ior

Minardm _....__—Q-o§-—l----

SIR HENRY rrionivroiws Mes-i

SAGE ro ErJI-Ptovzss '

Has Confidence in Future

.i., President and Chairman oi‘ the 30am..- of Directors oi‘ the (‘anu- dan National Railways, to officers; and employers of the System, is published in the December. l5$ilt' cftlic (‘iinadiziu National Railways Maglzine. , To Officers and Employees:

l wish you llll o. Merry Chrlstinosl and a Happy New Year. l-‘orl twelve months we have been cu- gaged in a joint enterprise and any success we have met has been largely duo to the fine spirit and efficient service rendered liy of- ficers and employees,

I thank you one and all for the way you have responded to the do, mands upon you and for the exceh. lent service you have given the‘ Company. Especially. i wish to thank these employees who téilllli!‘

training. Courses J. Pogson pm. T45, Summer-side. 5i

CHURGW- Sunday, 1.923, Preacher, Rev. J. F. Denny,

2.30 p. tn...Sunday School, 7 p. ni. God and Maminan. business 11.15 p. m. Watch-night sevlce.

open air rink now ready for effective work of rink is situated under the

the only exposure is heavens. Under the expert inanage- was well rendered: Opening (‘lior-

ment of the proprietors, [hi5 source

and when this congregated health- ful receutive sport is :1 stimulant, not a deterun-t to intellectrial dc-

ed.—-Y.

Morrisoii arrived on Friday even-

ing from and tire spending the holidays withuArabellzfTuylor, Aittiic M. McLeod.

utiil ITryon, who LfD-‘lil friends for the lust month in town Fund Si. homo on Suiiilii_v. While in town she Uouizhs was the attest of .\lr. unil Airs. .i. L. illltirlieiitl.~-ll.

,i’ost Office Dept" Tignish, has re-‘Moniagiic. »»e~~Mv@~we=~umumshnrsuruc"wu filillPl‘ Eloy iti ltcgilli-i. SR-‘ili- Kkllllutbe gout‘. things, which later \v:i;< _ l9?" ‘bent u ilieiisant vacation ZlIllliCllSIFllIlIICil by Santa (‘liiiis iii lii‘;

The following: signed mes-soy: likes from Sir Henry W. Thornton, K. ll. are glad to see her back again.

Itllfllll

--S. B. C.--A special six niontlis j "fisuop tmmilfl-llmill-Vs Cilillli-‘S

by msll. Write‘

l neasrznu AGENT -:iii-. .i. W. Murdock Ls now ‘Guardian Agent in Montague, and will he pleased to receive news items, ad-‘ Job Printing. new and ‘renewal subscrlbtioiis. 1f

, . ~> i; tht Church Justified. _ naqsoneiTowu ma“ SCHOOL-flue Georgetown J-liglt School closed on Friday afternoon for the Xmas holidays, the pupils _ _,___ iof Grade l and Grade ll had it -FIN‘E NEW RlNiQ-lifesiirs Christmas tree which proved to be ciiinhon Bros, base their new a splendid success. The pupils of the the high grade were treated to Jack Frost. This candy by the teacher. The teach- southern ers on their part were the recipent- iente of many useful gifts from

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-..suiitn'gnsioz METHODIST , Dec. 23rd, vvrllflllls-

H. III.-

Special to all

men. Monday night

from the'cess. The following programme

us—l‘se Gwine Back to Dixie. Reci-

hiurguerite Gordon (eucoroil). Rec- itation by Sadie B. Vifehster. Solo by Earl McDonald (cncored). lus- truineutal Music. intermission: gfllfi of home made candy and nuts. Solo, (Harry Laudefsi by John Webster. (cncorcd). Recitation by Marion Sullivan. Dialogue-wirabel- la's Poor. Relations. (Churactcrsl: Josh Hopkins, Sterling McLeod; hlary Taylor. Christina Nicholson: l‘lll\'t?l't¥ll)'.iR0l)El‘\ Clarendon, John Webster;

elopmeni. it should be encourag-

Pniisouiii.

-—.\lessrs. Ernest and lliiymoiul

.\it. Allison

Betsy (the nisidl Fannie. iviisoii. Qiiurtetie: Polly Woily Doodle. Af- ter the programme .i. Scrimngciir

.\iv. ll. it. Morrison. from New Castle, N. B.

—--.\lrs. Williziin itiiiirlieiirl, North llllil been visiting to improve the interior of the l-lleiinnrs. returned to lii-r ocimoir. ipagriot please Con“ ..*CHRIS'FMA$ TREE-An cx- cellent program was ‘curried out on Christmas eve by the young. people of the Methodist. (flint-ch The decorations were and tastefully Lil‘- rangcd. and ilic tree laden with

~.\liss Kaitlili-oti iireiiuitii of the

llcr tricntlsiinirtst humorous style. (lrczit cred- iit i; reflected upon the yoiiny: peo- ple for the thorough prepnriitlvii that made the program most ilk‘- ccpluble and brought forth iiiiii-li fairiirabli- cnnimciit. The ])_l‘il,'.{l‘1llll we; hs follows: (‘lioriis\--- "Mighty (2nd iiiid Prince of Pence" “Santa (‘lain is (‘ouiiiri',"—i~§1l\i-l

the west well.

-—-<oo—-——— I. 0. D. E. LECTURE IN SUMMER-l SlDE

Th..- scvii-s til‘ lectiiiw-v-iilt-riiiiii-t r~ nit-tits coiiductt-tl by l. t). i). l<l.. which proved so enjoyable to iiiniiy

of the ‘citizens of Sllllllllt-‘lg-Sllli‘ tliir-yCali?!“1[\_;'Tlle‘qil:1fl_£ ‘r S“ “u k-wmyg‘, mm“ huh“. u“, l... ' l

llli! tlii- llflfit it'll “PP h‘ “i” .' w: f: Z " ‘ I l ’ ceiii-ut of ii nice fuiititiiiii ieii: niiil -*‘"“l will‘ “X11

bronchi to a successful tvrltiiilii- JFmll“ “‘_““ *1"‘.’."*“‘ . "‘.‘““'i_ in}. Pzistor lfvv, n, Lni-killni-t or ~|"illl>'.\‘('il llllll with a shrug.

lii)“ “ll Tlw-‘im-i “-“"“l"l5 limh-Skllrlslulliff (find-z M (l'?rllnul,.\,i..l“f piiii- of gloves: wliili- lll“l

h‘ m“, Iéwshytvlyhél] Silly Tllglétllllllrlllllglldvl‘ llloxnhlllibltdiilij.liuui {Hllrnql ‘Wnjlfillillxhly “ t H,

l‘ l i‘ i‘ "V . l.‘ ~ . i 1'0 , , ‘ ‘ ‘ lH l“? ll‘ vii‘ l‘

tvhllllit, l‘t"('l()l' 0t‘ St. .\lzir_v's church. ‘glllliflouly cilugkinli-lfi"l “flag, “lb: “hoop Air“; ||_

gave a most illuminating lecture bi». m‘ 95'; D‘ “in ‘pq-am-ng m“; j\||5_<_ phmg y." u...

fore ii large gathering fill lllii lllr" (.l]r?ml":1i]c2{v'. ..'\ qméh m efficient manner in which tli.» (‘lilltllbllt iuviiriii

l"? ‘elllll (‘llglll 01' ‘hi’ Trflilmmlul ~13? Vi} A xdphg, |§.u.k;“.“,. --,\|rilti were trziiiieil for the iicroliiaiic]lii-iivy price.

Christmas ('fll'OlS. To mulro the oc- can? Q q ‘TrPP'Far;n.-_“ I.J\..,].(,'u ~.-;(.-.-i~is.>.~. illillillllltifi, music etc. and generous. the n! ma“ ’ ‘ ‘and to Mrs. (l. .iucksoii ovguiiiscto his house,

casion the more itiicresllni-Z. “Ome- “hi” .. . . . _ _ u _ ‘ _ _ - _ . gov-- The il.i_\ .if

Pin-shy lvfldllf lrolr, llllilrrl‘ vibe .ibli u" plmsnllus" _ Alum“, m“ l lllpflrlltlll of l rot. Kerr, at lllliiiwtlllilfilady‘ “m. Jim BuhhqL ();g,3\-.._\;l

in contact with the travelling pllli- in ilic address. sang very sweaty Song by HW gang ___ “peace (m,

bio for the courtesy they have ills- played. They have, indeed, trest-

ed every passenger on our rsiltvny have a with once of their own.

as a guest of the Company,

the result that not only have our thur their by cxpiiiiniitg materially tnodern Ellgllilll sense, may hi» (le- added to tho good opinion. of out" fined its it “religious song“ less for- ln the ziiitids lllill and solemn than the ordinary

men found satisfaction in

work but they have

undertaking existing of he public.

e will face the oncoming y i with enthusiasm. courage and a d termination to establish still liizh» er our standard of service.

With your continued cit-operation and support. l am oonfiili-nt thi- day is not far iiistnitt wh“n w.- shall justify the uiisdom of those who were responsible for our Nai- ional Railway System and iiiiikc that system a source of profit and pride to tho people of our Domin-

H. W. THORNTON, President. W. S. THOMPSON, Director of ‘Publicity, Montreal. ilecemhci- 15th, ‘i923. .§__-<oo§_-_._.

MARGATE SCHOOL

ion. (Signed)

Margnte School standing for the month of December.'

Grade lX~—l. Jennie (Ions-ins 2. Frank Maylieiv. 2i. Helen Biikcr. Grade Vlil~l. Mildred Wood. Z. Mae Tuplln. 3. Jamel-i iiallaghi-r. Grade Vii-l. Helen hisrks, Oliver Cameron. 3. Roy Tiitmp-

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Gmdo \'-~l. Muriel .\lai‘l-.'.~;. i: Edith Caseley. ‘.i. Dorothy Thomp- son.

Grade lil-wl. (llcn Cameron. L‘.

Edith Johnson. il. Mamie Council. Grade ii-—1. Gardiner Marks. 2. Don Baker, ll. Gerald Major. Grade l——i. (liadys Baker. Olive (llydoit, 1i. Fred Eilnwiird. -————<Q¢>--_

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Hlllird- Llnlment for

¢ooo+ooo 4’ 1

‘I cuocomtrss

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. We havg n very select line ‘ at Meir‘: Ghocolate: in fancy Ioxu. Price from 45c to

i “.00.

t‘ They are the best boxsl We have ever shown. Try u: for your Candy.

fancy

A Calendar given to evlry | customer.

<‘it L MABON

Optomotrin and Prescription Drugglot

P. E. i.

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MONTAGUE,

"iraditiotizil or .\l|3(ll8\‘ill_§{l'Ull]),

a number of those quaint and cep- tlvating refruihs, which all seem to peculiarly charming ceil- Mrs. C. hlaclir- presided. The speaker begun that a carol in tho

-_ “Upildv Down Drill" by. "The Crippled Dolly" Tableaux—

Earth," seven boys. “Dorothy Parkman; "Christmas"—- (‘rlndys ‘Burden until Isobel Browne‘. ‘Dllllllgllfi Th‘? Ministers hiistske. - Misses Mur- garet. ‘Burden iind Luis Lemon and Arthur Younkcr; “Santa's Peti- liOli"~.lPfllllt3 iioorc; Chorus h -—- nii expression of “Sleigh Bu“ Songg- ' _,______.._

church hymn lpiilllllill‘. unil [often quaint <lc\'otion~,._____._. ilnl feeling. in FfPllClli it is lregtiliirly us curly its the ltegiiiuiiig oi ilii» lWPlflll century to ilescrilii-

(jludlflg the speaker Christmas to lll‘ the most liuinun

pneumonia. Wits s mun oi high standing iii tli.- community iii wliiclt h.» lived. He. was loved by hi..- family: thmiglit was his religious ievo~ forgetting ihzit liic was but. n ileating shadow. 'i‘licii ‘value his. children's wclllurc, iiitviiys his teiiilertx-i; lit-i wits one of tiiosi» fathers tli are seldom found in mild. humble. kiiid and loving. death u":ll iioi (uily be regretted hi" or grade of society -le of ing suspicion or zippcuriiig

for t lieiii

friends auctioned the cakes iii his lliilllllliiaggigtaialfnggl: capable tnanner. The proceeds ani- Since”, “nlpunn. ouuting to forty-four dollars goes m? l-almh. m .110“.

llllifiv

..*MONTAGUE METHODIST- Tilt‘ pastor will conduct services Montague next Sunday moro- in! at ll o'clock and in the even- ing at 7 o'clock. The service at ' Sillfgvon is at 3 p_in. and on Tiles- o'clock.

..*$. S.‘

l-‘nirchlld. Yorston. Duet. i-‘llllll. Mrs. Jerkitis. Star of’ Faith, Duct. A Letter To Santa. Recital-i tloll. Clarence (Moll-Night. Solo. Robert Jenkins-U Presentation of Prizes. Chorus. Arriving 0t‘ Santa (‘hill-VHF The Sunday School teacher also n»; ceivcil prescnts.—-A.

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, FSUNDAY SCHOOL TREAT- A very plesstiitt cnuiiiig was spent .i.,‘ mm Bigger" ‘at Fmmm‘ “nag” “an m‘ mid“ lltlllllllflll ivest. End flat, surround- Qmmlrr‘ ed by livcried servants who dis-. _ ’ f". islrlt- i ‘i .ll l l- i321“..‘iill“‘il"i‘..ftl."* l-‘FiiihfiJliklihfll. .‘.’-..‘....“2Z..fll‘.-'.'.‘.‘ H?!‘ imlidg T $1.4m“: f" (lliril4nltll iligtzerflt- claim (lint. lie was uu l l “mg”! ‘ O ‘ ‘ i" ' ‘Australian millionaire i-ipciiiliiig ti‘ I _ ‘iloiig holiday iii tlic Mother (‘outtt- 9H"

evening. Dec ren of the Presbyicrliiii

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day evening at t dial welcome assured.

v XMAS rnze-rin-livlls Christmas tree which was held infill"- llle Baptist Church. (leorgetowii.l“' on Tuesday. Deccniberfiwth, wa llflcldfid success. Following is the llfflgramme. Opening Chorus. citation. Edison McDonald.

Christmas. Chorus, Praise

Recitation. Bob Jenkins. Solo, Ron.» ltecitation.

Kathleen

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rccitzitions was rcnilcretl by the ileliglit ot‘ iill. crowded by itiul

"ilryssiilntii" liud zi liiisy iiiiii- di-~ livcriiii: gifts iiiiil words of one Sonic iii‘ llli‘ (ll(lt‘l' tliltfh‘ also were ilOl forgotten. ‘The SnpL. of (lie S.

goi.

Le we

\\V‘*ISLANDER DEAR-His. mull}.

of recreative amusement should bcltation by Adeline Webster icn- friends w r, VD _ _ w _ patronized in rational measure by cored). Solo by Charles liarris. w!“ hi- vlfiir much shocked‘! hi“ all lovers of ice sports. Young icncorcd.) Recitation hy Annie i.. hmllxél‘? 'l*’“li““l ‘all’ "lills "ll . . . ." < , . e s i » i : ' _ _ _ . people are dlspohcii to tongregatt. McDonald. (encorcdl- Solo by Campbell":‘_IZ(E“‘HLS" m l" “Slim

his -i'atnily but by u lilYR.‘ c" aicquuiiitiiiices.

bcsi

Slflilll

"Isl When the child»

il tli

ltiiiiilreii

and Miss Joltustoi iiiid tithi- lllll‘ll‘ vuluiiblt» - teachers illltl officers wish to lllilll

=oul

cupuci

‘iillltu’. Th.»

.i. dbstbqL-r

l nl usui hiimn

A cor-

Ro- I

llyu. Duet, i

(‘losiiic l

Tllt‘ lllli‘ in. campiniiilvl" flniprovcd their inclusion of some of the smartest, tricksters in Europe, and so bc-l jcomc one of the most perfect iii- lstruittcuts of fraud with which the, police have ever had tn contend. Bigger and the other man who

His first l duties.

curing

those d H

lli- spi

(lYS iris sor-

l".‘$l

lllltlgllfls ct e i-liililren to 'l‘lii- ltzill wasi ~ and

tilllil)‘ to iiii l'l\ll(ll‘l'll,.

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these iititl all others who lielpcil to

*.\li'. .\ll(‘llilt'l ‘at Baltic was \".lll€il home this Hitviiii: to the """'l‘religious truths was stressilih" will" brotlii-r .\lr. .ioscpli .\li'l)f)lliil(l.

l (levlaretl lulu-p‘,- ivy-v was iilszi culliril lioiui- ‘Hmmlt m m‘. m m“ young W“ lipli-‘s iiuiellitizs and llli‘ social lii

r .\l1l.ll\(B

l'i'.i|ii

W

hi. ioiis illness of hi;

llosliiii where she was vislc

ditiuks tlic affair sitcli u success. t

PERSONALS ~

v .\l vlloiuili oi‘ ll by

Tllz‘ n

onderfull

(cit-grant Hm":

‘v5.2a? ‘-

.a judicious exercise of his and the credulity of his feli- He was u member of y organized gang which. -until recently. was controlled by "iiludger Bill" colonial who is at present serving Dl-“Llfll? years in a French prisonf

‘solely responsible for planning and iii large measure for carrying out liiiost of the big coups by tho Warr- en gang. Bigger. like most of this particul- iir gang, is an Australian who serv- ed his apprenticeship on the riiu courses of that tiotitttr)’. nogiic-ry‘ and graft is rifo to itn ex- Jtcnt utiilreanieil of, lti cotineeiioit ith racing in England. Sonic twenty years ago Australia i izoi too hot to hold this timn ntid his l 303m“ (e- evil companions. so they set sa England. Since. then they have

lm ~, constituted the "liraius“ of ‘l’ concern are itll well-read, wiilely~ truvclleil mcii of good ulllt- to move freely in tiny sliiide

UllUllli.

'l‘hc_v iiltviii-s worked from lash-l“ cllllilWllJJoiiiible aililrcssos, where they (‘ll-l is exlcitilctl loitcidaiiieil on ti most lavish scaleq ziil (mil suddclund were frequent and iii i visitors at most of the big hotels lii. the town which they happened to iio working. There they lay in wait for victims.

For some years prior to

Hi- llllil‘ zi llflilllllllll- little girl fit‘ il put such aiiiiiiziiig trust that seemed iilniosi to throw iier at; the 1w heads of iiieii who were obviously iii love with lli‘l‘ lii this ciiiwilcs

ill to take full iiilviititugc of .-,.m~_..“.\opporttinity which fate sccnieil to vi- llll'0\‘v'il iii their way.

StlIIlUIlIIIUS they sticceetleil tviiitiiiig the favour of the “wife. bly they paid a

rs for giileil with cli-iiiiiiiigiii- aiiilhu iiii-‘ _ _

. limited illllllllll)’ iii‘ tli "tlmxmnul ll foods. M“) "wry Tish“? mum‘ “fins or the scheme in. liniiil illlil know

iiicc.

l)l(i_

l" P.

nil Sunday school your pliici- wili‘_

Exploits

(By Dominion News Service) LONDON. Dec. 2i.~~A notorious crook was dealt with by the Courts JCt-‘sllily. - "Captain" Bigger was an ternatioiial con nian." which men is ltlint he roamed the capitals of the world, deriving a fat income front

We wish your neighbors, frii-uils and assoc lutcs you were un ideui young litdy. imotitsst. pliausiiis: iiiid conipziiiiiiii- iiiid zit iill times willinr, J“. assist iii ii uood causeandilosomi-Jiiiteli-i lillil burs oi‘ the \\'i-:~i l-Iuilg. noble which inziny will fuel your (lepiii'(~'t'oi' the uppuirztnce. oi‘ any, As a‘ member oi‘ the church ikiiowii iiuiii or woman.

Miilionaii-ifs“ °" '

iififis torhim t» enjoy a qul ietfi-tete-with the beautiful young "wife" if» his tastes lay in that direction. But al- ways towards the end of the night he found himself playing cards. lie ncvor quite knew how ii. happened. Sometimes Bigger took advantage of the conversation turn- ing on cards to show his guests the great game they used to play in Australia, but usually the suggestion for n “little flntterr" came from quite another source. lint however it came. about the result was the i-iatitc. The lamb amongst the guests lost and lost very heavily. it was not unnatur- al for ii iiiati of such itnllinltcd wealth as "Cnptain“ lligger to play for high stakes, and n loss rntming into thousands in it single night

"lu-

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the

Warren, the bluff

- lii 'a W rre ' ri ht-haid HlmYniatiFgiierl-ilwol‘ golne ‘lilac gprior It.) “all mm“ l‘ lfomm“? lhmlii u __ m‘ H d l f E _ it had to c so. or a to L.‘i“‘:"....“...“".f.f.°.l‘. 3?.“.I.“§‘l..".°“.‘.... "can-ins" -»-i<~i--»i@- he - should have sent at Xmas- . “"4 be paid. and the upkeep of his es- '

tabllshnient run him into nearly $500 per day.

Bigger picked tip most of his victims in. the fashionable b» lteiniem ‘restaurants. His osplpn- uge system enabled him to know the exact worth of practically every man who friaquented the pnrticui- Q

where ar ground lie happened to b0 “working” at thi- moment, and he iiiudc any little. excuse for izetf iiig into conversation with [toss- H ible customers.

Once that was uccoiuplished the rest was tiasy, ‘Captain’ iliggor was a mau nt‘ cliiirtiiiiig personality. and wliiit his plausibility foiled to iiccoiiiplisli the inciting eye,- of iiis| "wife" did for liitn. Slio provcil_ useful iiroiher ivuys.

l She was always nu uct-oiuiillslieil

nwlfworitmau." and ivas usually zilili-l

to Sirllifl-llliillllgi" llllll|1§ so tliiit ii‘

lthe Illflll who was to be fl wccd‘ ‘failed to fiill for the iriistoiii:ii§\'; bait, lie iii lciisl comprotiiisi-il liiiu-l sclf with her. "and was glad to pa) I bush money to iivoiil tlic llll‘l‘illi‘ll': l exposure. i The siilll‘: mount; were l‘llllll".‘"‘il