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of the Radlo,jfireless Telepbonn gon, pany received "in 1909 dividend no-

tices, with newspaper clippings ng. tached, setting forth that the Brit- ish Government was undpr contain; to sliilill all naval vessels with wire- less telephones according to nvinenne introduced by the Federal nntnnri- ties today in the trial of 'Lee DeFni-_ est, James D; Smith, Elmer J , Hn,-_ .lingame and Samuel W. Darby. Thsss (our officers of the Radio Company' and its subsidiaries are charged with having made fradulent use of the mails to promote the sale of stock, The reproduction of the clipping tell- ing of the alleged contract was shown by the Government Counsel. The dividend notice to which it was at-

DUBLIN STHIKEHS

HESUME WUHK

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DUBLIN, Dec. 11, (Special)-All the

transport and dock workers in Dub- iiii i18V°,s8reed to resume work, nc- cording to the companies, and the port. Which has been practically clos- ed since the end of August, owing to the strike. will be reopened tomor- FOW. when 'the regular trips across the Irish Channel will be restored.

The situation, as (ar as the fac- tories in Dublin and the vicinity are

concerned, is lgxganged, and the employers are c I daring the ndvin. ability of keeping them closed nntii normal conditions prevail in the Port. ` f

The ,Trades nion Council in Lon-

don has indor d the action of the local leaders _ ho intervenedto bring about a set lemeut of the strikers,nn action whi ,yvas opposed by the fol- _ lowers of. fmes_I.¢a_rlri-.1_, ,the man who'

ivstisr. . fthe stlrikemnd who ,was imPI'_ Q,_ Ju .November for sedition but_1a ,;xelea_4s`d,- ,,,,, This " orsemmt.-disposes cl che

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LONDON, Dec. ll., (Special)-Just

two facts are prominently noted by dlplomatists here in connection with the Standa1'd’s sharp criticisms of Mr. Page's interpretation of the Monroe Doctrine in his speech at the Sal/age Clilb on Saturday night. They are that the Standard is the

poly-London newspaper tn single ont ii” SPEGCN Bild make a two days' leading lecture of it and that the Standard is the most ardent boomer °1 L°i`d C0Wdi`BY'9 Prospective 'oil concessions in Columbia, which it re- ferred to as “a brilliant British dip- lomatic victory." The articles which have appeared in the Standard concerning the conces- sion within the last few months would fill-s scrap hook with the most flattering reading for supporters of I-'°1’¢i~C0W‘if&Y’S ixiiisfllrise, and some fillllomatists are asking if the .criti- cisms aimed at Mr. Pagefs speech mark the beginning of acamrps.-ig-n to influence British opinion,

l>osi_l_ 'ty °f‘a.;'genersl strike in che,-_ Iucldentslly Lord: Mui-ray._1s qucian

the ublin workers. `h‘ lraa not given__uip hope altogether

B1-,i =,Isles out of sympathy with in a cable despatch as saying that

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e .r_‘hil Columbian _oil concessions

“..,f. ,,~ nyc- ,,,_» -» --_.i ‘,:.Blil`-\<._,th&lt “things are looking up in

‘ #Ecuador/' .. . . _ _

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lllrs. Dorian, Miscouche, who for sc-me tl-me past, has been teaching music to the young ladies' of O'-1 Leary, was considerably. -surprised. ` on wednesday evening, when present- cd with the following address, ac- companied by _a well hlled purse. Ai- tel- the presentation Mrs. Dorion thanked the donors for their kind re- mernberance and for many hours the home of Mrs. Paynter, where the presentation took place, sounded with music, delivered in the “music-` teachers" most efficient manner. The following is the address-:-'- I 'l‘o Mrs. Dorionz- At this, the season of gladness and good W1shcs.` our thoughts naturally turn to those wc love, _.and who in time past have associated with us. Christmas is ever a joyous occasion, and we look' forward to__l_,_ts recurrence as the year come and go. Each Yssf bf- ings us in contact with new times, new things, new aspirations. Mid ucw` conndants, advisers, and friends. The year 1913 has 1-ut its stamp oi' 1-ern,embe,ra`ucs,,ond its seal of surety upon i:|le‘_friendshlp_, that has sprung 'up between your pupils and yonrsell.l "Music hath its charms." We do not know in what sense, or indeed in how many a ness the Poet wished this applied. 'sutnve are .<l\i1\'»° °°\'i3Biii that its charms have emphasized our friendship t0,.sllph all extent, that' you hasofennhrhied your memory in our hearts. ' Now that Y0\if ii\il°i'° for the year are eudud and you are about to ta'ks a welyearned rest. the pupils, whom have diligently taught desizfs to have th ‘ good wishes ever before you in t' form of this small tnlrsn,___thqt w ow take great plea- sure ln_p;',-ess' ng to You) Wisiiills you n Herr 'mas and 'A HBDPY NW* Yes;--Q; your pupils-Lutie Gor- rell,-Bltt ,_ Ellis, Dnisy Turner. M"- G. M. 'tthew, Mn. A. J. Mathis-_ non, rs. L. Rayner, Mrs. W. Turnerll Mrs,/H-. Mclliwen, Pearl I-luestls. Nei' llq/Ellis, Annie Pate. Bessie Rayner. -Edith Turner, Sadie Horne, Irene McAulay and Lily G0I‘r6ii--‘0-

,_ nU'r'r'nR cups.

Roll a_ pieoerof molasses tadY iiif° n inn; ,chin .mil and eu with, london; in e long roll; fold the sdsss together and cut in s¢l\l|1i‘°S with ‘

sharp pale of scissors.

.McOall’s Magazine-

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Many a man, and many a woman

for that matter, is pining in the shades of single blessedness who might have merged into the sunshine of matrimony long ago if they had been quick-witted enough to see their chance, or bold enough to take ad- vantage of it when they saw it. Though matrimony is aserious step in life, yet it hvas often been 'brought about by a joke, for, if one of the party had not been sufficiently witty to perpetrate lt, or the other had not been sufficiently smart to see and to take advantage of it, the the happy union would never have taken place.

For instance, a doctor who had

been attending a lady friend for some time was, on her recovery, ask- ed what his charge would be. ll-Ie replied that he seldom or never made a definite charge to his patient- friends, being well content to leave the matter, not only to their own time, but to their own sense, of what was due.

f'But. are you not often very dis-

appointed with :the result?" asked the lady. "I may say that I never arm" “id

the doctor. *As you are so easily pleased, hers. then," said the lady, giving the <i°¢' tor her empty right hand, whilst she kept concealed a cheque for a hand- some amount 'in her other hand. "How easily I could have taken YOU ini" she said a moment later, laugh- ing in the doctor’s face and showin-g him the cheque.

"On the contrary," said the doc-

tor, "you have only succeeded in drawing me out. Don’t insult me with a cheque. I- am most generous- ly rewarded, and could wish nothing better," and he looked down at the empty hand which he had refused to relinquish. Such n plain hint could scarcely be misunderstood, especl01\Y if the lady was not DBl`ti¢“li\i`iY mx* ious to misunderstand it. and in this case, at least, it resulted in a hsllliy

marriage.

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A lndy with a line figure. havinz taken afaney to arins Wii'i°h “ii” sew ticketed ln, s shop window. wwf inside to examine lt. "It is sX¢°°Q: lngly lovely. I wish it were nuine. she me cn senmhn; herself- __ Wim* smaller figure will tempt YOU? -'Nc other figure than the eau” bs- fore me," he said. Eiifiiit Ni' W admiring look at the same time; 'E 4, enngningly lovely. I I cou

MOLABSES TAFFY ‘

Tao eupfuls of dark molasses two cup, is of brown sugar. 011° °“Pi;‘ or ester, lwcscsuaec m»l~svo°11»¢\\» tr Jnnmr, cam m1l»sv°°\1f“° <1; vinegar, ,n _pinch ol bskrss-soda ss half s teelpoonfnl of cream of tai- tar. Cook the molellsh l“K°i'» *° ‘

Add`.,the cream of tartar. and boil nn lc n very in-lme wan crowd

1; ' with the tial. =

"ff ru use lc,". me »ld.lsv- lng down the money, amidst blushes. 0; came. he _ew¢e¢°'1'th¢ money. ine, penn; her seems. _ he meds

use of the hint the nent

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3111:; :latch she got wegsiven b7 htm in church. . _ _

A member of the House of Oom-

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.r ‘nd “nw” to tm hom" Wm d bein will attention to a

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taken her to attend the House until

pborwas well posted in -the rules. On

'the last day _of the session, as they

lesllis out, he bought her a bouquet

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N "pm “° “5 ETERSBURG D" 11 (SDe- It-Xirensk, a penal settlement 420 1-lurried orders for her pursuit were MONTPELLIER Dec 13 (Special) er. A large number of insects, fish

eltlflllti from ungwgp p M h _ ' ' ' \ - l , . , show the steady advzngsbuu; °iB|) A second unsuccessful attempt miles northeast of Irkuf,n|;_ .issued -by the Chief of Police. It was _Much interest is ,Housed by the and warm bloodcd animals act as

by the company Darby the ant to escape from exile in Siberia was The police kg” qos, wamh on mr found, however, that all telegraph statement that DLA Bose' prowssor carriers. _ _ 'a

0, nm d,,,,,,,d,,,,t,, to tak' th st d mage early this month by lmnc.cei».h- there it U """ ‘lad bm wi W hamper the su- ~.

e e an , ri B . as was sus sho would thorihes Communication was later of pathological nnutomy ut the Uni- ,,ui,j¢c¢_' Bays he has U-,wed 8 _“unbu-

said he approved the for 1 I _ o ne reshkovskaya H dm n ' g - _ nag, of the noticm "E °‘;rta';':1g"0¢ th, Russian revélutiggq, vigor; 3;? 5:’ I:-€;P°tso as to obtained with Irkutsk and detach- versity of Montpellier, wllo has been of cases of cancer to insect bites and

- - an s of the ments of troops and police scoured making extensive investlfatlon into pricks from fish bones, He- also has

was a. matter of interest t th k. WSG- Bt the time of her d 1; 1

° 9 "W °°“ “mlm i°ii. 5i`°“P U0 which she had belonged the countryl with the result th t cancer, has discovered th; microbc of found intestinal cancer prevalent in

holders what the newspa er id " in M3i`¢i1 1910 aroused h ~ -d _ »A ' " ' 9 ii he testified. P B sa ' spread iuterest'in Euro esuc nd “itlr Mmgfogmgglkto the Nov” vremya' body °f:'c0nstabulary im'"c°p"°d 8 the disease' It is of the i"'9t°Z'°“ Villages where “nails “'° °“t°“ in

UWM the British Government on United States. p a 8 Wellt t0rdinnglYB1llK:g¢;' ogligawemmmg 1 §°iiV¢Yance speeding on the way to _type and is found principally in wat-large quantities.

August 131 1909._llI1dBl` Contract to Mina- Bi'95i1k0VBk8ya was sentenced the lodgingof 9, gene; enlgscgiwgt akutak’ on tl” River Lena' and :'_`A'_'_'_'-"J:VT:'i"'_'_'A'?`_""'_""'TJ"Y'Y`V'Y"'_"'_`_'_"'_`A""LA'A'A'Y"'27`A"""`T'Y'"A`7'""';'_"`A""""""'"A'_'_"'A'-'A`A'A"‘ nt °“f' *hs lhiils of the navy with t° Peflletusl exile after a trial whose mired, and remained there till v 1- llflecoglifzed among in occupants Mme' ' -

wireless telephones?" he was asked Pi'00°0‘iiDSs were followed with in- ing. .-Then a companion An: ell* flesh ovskaya. d"""°d as H 21181 "Not that I know of" Dn,-by “_ tense excitement. She was charged dressed in Mme. Breshkimvskarees fsil? had in her possession 8 counts” uc-‘“ “ ’“°‘ °~ »~ 1 Fi. 1. cn... ....1 ..l:. °..:."‘:'..°.;’.‘:l:.°;‘.l.°.:‘;l°..:’.‘ ::::;l°”;

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now e prospectus was read to sk h oil with Nicolas Tchalkov; supported by Viadlmiroii and pre- Kirensk, where half, a dozen of ber

Darby which said the iii i is f th Y t e father of the re 1 ti t din to _ . »

0011111811? had investzdctiheil? owl? Wim' 11841 hcen active for reigrm giglhe Dxliedgby t`l)\Ta‘l1v§liiccl; Zaqzldilzznitlllgcom- amdompuces have Bmw been placed '

money. He said he invested. no 1870-' Tim man was acquitted on complies hobbled to the lod in acl unlvier arrest'

UIOIIGY- °"'id°ii°° bi"0liZht from the United Mme. Breshkovsknyn nnd ci-ngwign ,E ma,,m:;'f §,l;‘:,E;hnkc°‘,;skaya’hwh°bis B WO'

-'-`~`~‘f~‘-‘-‘~'-‘-'----v1-V---A-=-f_~_~_-:_-.-.-.~.~.-_-_-_-_-_-,-,-:_-: States, . ' ` , e 350| B5 Bell an »--

V B h ‘$0 bed. where he remained. unremlttlng ilgllter for reform in

» V ecause s e would not plead for the The disappearance of the 1

Russian Emperon cle my’ M _ M B sm/Oils Russia- As long ago ns 1813 she was PARIS, occ. 10, (S ' 1-M

B.r.e_B_hk°V°k“YB had bseilneincaroerarard sr!:;.untills!lrJke?:gls:;e¥~a4Tvas not discov- eillirig her dnt period of exile in F0116, the driver of glfgllhgtomglbird libel “CHO” iii'0UE‘iit bl’ Gi'imdfD\llls

Wag, V ' ' " Nr-qi, '

rELEss_ THRlll_lNc AUEMPT ro snvs HE Follrlll,

mounts EscAPE From Russlll cANc§5__1_u1cro

Professor Bose, in his report on the

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lmr husband was in the hands of his

She replied promptly:

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L " - _ ‘ ""' Neullly-sur-Seine into the river, car-

<;-1 $17 000 000 The climb up the mount-

before reaching the city of Hiobnmba

i-nongiy,-Weekly Scotsman. plated ones. 8212-12-18M2l. armies. 5 l-“N10 9-

Thmlgh the total mileage of \cnc~

about 11 cents amile Tho Grand

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LONDON, Dec. 11, (Specialy-The

Boris of Russia against M\.\neey’s Magazine, which in last April’s num-

' z < M, _ c 1-ying with it the two children of Miss ber published imputations and redee-

` ' ‘ london-8 Duncnn’ an American dancer tions against his conduct as a sol-

. 5, ,I __ . _, l I _ and their govemess’ was today Bent' dial- dllringtlle Russo-Japanese War

, ,_ _‘ to the correctional court on a churgelln an article by Mr. F. Cunlifle,

_ , = of monmide through imm.udence_ Owen, entitled_ “The Succession » to

_ The examining magistrate' Mr' the Russian Throne," was settled

‘__ ' Kastler, concluded his investigation yesterday'

Mr. H. E. Duke, representing Mun-

of the accident today. The tragedy , _

~""_ CEBERE. FRANCE Dec '13 (Soe- *_ ` °°°“"°d °" Am" 19' The “‘“°i““° my E Wm make ar°tm°ti°n °‘ the

cia1)_Th,,, engine moth w0'rker’B nd _ had been brought to a stop on the ,

c Klnrr. Dec. 13, <svccle1>_-The sremeh cl the spanish steemsl1lpBA1 GUAYAQUIL nec ls (specl 1) madwny and the °h““"°“r d”°e“d°° Dltlciiliwer ,cg and Mum" Wm pay imc limit expired today for an - _ " » - 1 3 -‘ and turned the crunk. The ed' '1 e cos 5'

1 l c h up f°”°°' Xu" °‘ th” '1"““"“"i““*f1°‘ii11\'=- Ti” Ef=\1H'i°f°H11 s°v¢rnmcnt has ss- had her--1 left on by an cvcigfghttxd

9°" “ga “B t 9 Ve"di°i`» Oi Biiquittal mutinied -on the voyage from Corn-n proved the contrac ` '

' t with 'U I-'0“d°i1 the machine shot forward d l

in the recent trial of Mendel Beiliss nn (1 di _ ,, . . an p ung- on the charge of murdering Andrew ngceiveda tZ;ia;;:orgi)nrg .gagizdcsi-Taxi; ::l‘§lu.ior the sanitation of .Guay- ed into ‘the water. sei for the Grand Duke. asked thc

Yushinsky for purpo es f “bl fi _ _ Instead of attempt' t 'd th ritual." s o 00 attacked the ofhcers, but were over- The question of cleaning Guayaquil imprisoned in the :,':,gt0,g¢,?,xi1e 252 Duke to appear and testify. He said

The law allows aperiod of mteen glliilveiignaggefi <1€Sl>;l`l(l1te figllit. Sev- has been under consideration for n ¢n,nnm.,,,» ran half Emile to u police the case would have involved the

days ,n which to appeal alter the un ‘ers WUIUII s . 811 the long time. Bubonlc plague and yel- station to Summon he1p_ when the culling of a' large number of wit-

Tii li WSW D Med under arrest low fever have been prevalent there ,~nnnne,~B arrived the two children nd nesses, so the parties had discussed

promulgation of the verdict and as on the an wal f th t h~ . a the public prosecutor did not take Cadiz r 0 e B game lp at 31;: iliidperolglecf siilliiiszglr 1?; glltilrivgx-it the biziovemess were unconscious and

ndvnntnge nf this the jndgmeni; be. The' Au Xu f _ ° all e orts to resuscitate them proved came absolute automatically, Vera CruzO,;l,?0Nove,,,`be'§,.te]§;m,;,’gd 3310262; 3;) 1531 syrfggl? 13°.” fruitless-

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Havana on November 20 for Bilban. the,Panama Canal zone. The install? RAILROAISIN1 Sh” is °°mmi9‘i1ii°d DY Cslltsill Al- lation ofa proper sanitary system G HQOUTH AMFRICA

diimes- has] been made imperative by the ____ A

_._~._._._._._-_._ ear y opening of the Panama Ca-nal. ,.

‘ It is understood that the cost of caliiggvetssgx Eotglégrissid ip the

ONE BACHELOR 011' MANY the work will approximate $10 000 - e,,t,,rpr,se m Uinada tiff wgaiggzié

I’ _ ,` _._ 1000. ' ' '. ' _ ` - - overlooked the ex anslon in thc sam

'pn -_ .&_.__..____ P c 1 erepskggley vglsiaigtcfosatgla _iadiesf I -, ., direction that has been going on in

~ -* 1,1111 a man of no retensfes II Mt _ South America at the same time. Yet or less dependent on wood. In Un-

_ ._ ` it B' day 1’ » _m Y ~- V whst has been accomplished there is turlo alone, exclusive of the ,manu-

LQNDQN De¢_ 13 (5p,°iai)_.The ' ~ _ ’ » _ qu e as notable as any of our own

latest ilgulies received by the Ham- rm nsétgzlligflixnglgiizmiable’ I m ‘uw .__. _ 9~°i°0mPiiHi1-YI10HtB- Chili, One of the bers-Ame-vidsn line here show that - ~- -_ .’ ' ' I-I~A-LIFAX, N, S, 1) _ ig-_Thi in “°" f°P“iiii°B 01 the South, has lghg. Impnatm, tnmsported 53.656 .But gifllséloyggpnénszdfiltvgilst for ms. ‘hockey g“mation_ kgs sam' Annu; just completed adlnewblch Parallels statisticeirecelltlv coxuillled and Pub_ _souls a_cros_s_ the J-rtlantic on seven _ -~ ~ _; ' straightened outand Nova Scotia in a way tml budding' ' °i our UW"

trips to America and return ~ thereby' _ ' ill h f ‘ 1 , - _ Canadian Pacific in that the Clullan esuuuhing B wm.1d.s reco,.é_ *I Devi; S5;e;i1°wit;!;f§’_i;t€St 2705. Bild ,xy Magewl;;(£e:_fm‘;;;)rt;‘§l‘;',:;i?,';sh°;f line covers the country in which lt ls Wood-Using Industries of Ontario." It is announced here that the Im- Is wasted ammunition if its aim is the clubs met here today and arrang- built fiomhfmd tg) end' Shui is like

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perator will start on her next voy- hnntiug me_ ' ed for a four team league consisting 8 g ea W li’ ia ‘ “te” ing aiolig |189 from Hamburg cn March 11 for I never see the reddest lips Pm' of socials and crescents of Halifax, the coast of South Amcricn from the New York. She is now at Hamburg proof against all smiles ' New Glasgow and Sydney. The sche- borders of Per" “most to the south* having an improved system of venti- I rather think rm not the alan for dule consists of 48 games each team ef" extremity of the °°“ti“0“t~ A latmn 1°' her boilers installed and any woman's wiles having twelve at home. The open- une of railway has just bee." °”m` an additional cold storage space I can sew 0,, my own 'buttons my ing game will he between New plated' which extfmds fi"°"\ “0i”i~i\ i0 suplllied. stockings I can mend ' Glasgow and Sydney at New Glas- south 0"” this °"i1ii`9 iiiSil\“C¢»

Commodore Ruser, commanding the And w0men.B hands m,om’d my mom gow on December 31_ The same nearly 2,000 miles.

Imi’“"f°’- will be “`“““f°"°d °° the are not when 1 intend 'teams at Sydney OH January 1- SURMOUNTING THE Auolfs new Hamb“"g`Am°ri°a‘“ une steam' I want no knitted netted things no The first game in Halifax Win be J

ship, tire Vaterland. She will make travelling baés no wraps ’ on December 30 between the Snninin But this line, located near the her maiden trip next May. Captain No slippers and no comfortém noiand Crescents, each club has named coast, was asimple feat in engineer- Kier will relieve Commodore Ruser painted plaques no caps ’ referees for the Benson, J_ C_ Lign- ing compared with other lines wlrich in UOEIJIITBHYI Of the ImD9l`8i101`- ' ' gow, president of the Association,re- have built up against or over the

Al10f»i1€l' Eiilllt Steamship ‘Will bs 1 buy the things that I require' so 'signed and President Quinn of the Na- Andes. The principal scenes of oper-

added to the transatlantic service in ladies hear me say tionnl Hockey Association will be ation in these lines were in April, when the Aqultania, with Au such attentions spent on me are notified by Alderman Murphy to act Ecuador and Peru. The principal 471000 t0iiS <ii9PiHC°I¥\§iii»~ Wiii Biiiifi- nimfniy tin,-own awny_ as president and Gordon Isnor, Sec- port of Ecundor is Guayaqull, which on her maiden voyage. so shake your curls and give your rctary, until the president is named. Was linked by mil with Ql1it0. the

gifts' bewiider au you can, Each club will be required to post CHPIUI1. in July 1908. The completion

A PIG'i`URES3U§EN 0,, ENGLAND B” ,T22 I“’;",,§"§,‘2,",",,,‘,§ ,,,‘f,,‘I,“ ”‘°“”°' Zlffoilfg{'1§`§“"§'i‘§...§‘L1§“'¥1.§’“f,..f1‘l'§f1§ if.; hX§§§§'”§f§ "§}1`.'.‘§i§f1"‘f.c“..° 123;? Zi

U 4 ' 4 i ` is for a very successful seas . . . I

_ i I've heard there's twenty-one oldi “ills WHS Stviitil’ COHWHLCG DY nn-

One of the most picturesque queens maids’ consider me their -.fate MR, EDISON’S LEISURE ture’s almost impussahlc barriers;an<1

Ui En3i"“d"'““d °“° °f the mimi’ un' And clever widows, live or six, that

fortunate-Henrietta Maria was born wish with me to mate' Thomas A. Edison. impressed at which might be termed the half-way November 15, 1609, in the palace of Thc,.e.s school girls who insist Illnst by the repeated warnings of his point, there arc 29 degree curves and the Louvee. Her father Was Henry “must ,mve had some loss »» |physiclans, has "s1owed down." He grades of il per cent., the climbing IV. known as Henry of Navarre- At And my rm .lm romantic-1 ' when now works only ten hours a day, of which requires powerful l0¢nni0_ fifteen when a marriage was suggest- rm' only tired 0,. c,.0s5_ and has still further relaxed by con- tivcs, which pull only a few cars. The .Bd i19tW°°i1 ii°i` and i-ii” ffW°nf-Y"f0\il‘ ‘senting to eat at certain intervals distance from Guayaquil to Quito is Vs” °1d i‘i“K °i E`“Hi““‘i' °i‘““”° I" But ladies all attentions from this and sleep °°¢8si°“11i1Y» femcfks The 290 miles. the rail journey rccuirins she was described as 9. "i°V°iY 5W°°i'~ ,date I hope Wm cease’ ,Kansas City Star. two days- the first day in makiru: YOUHE °l‘eature." She welcomed the The only favor that I ask is to bg Mr. Edison has clung f0\` B 1008 the ascent to lliobnmba, and thc sec- ambsssadors who cams to nczotists ,eu ,,, peace time to the cle-leehlcnca ncuch that ond in cmveinng niong ine very ,~,,,,f

mr her marriage with smiles and W" For I consider one thing sure as any- Work (1095 “Ot hurt Email- The i0Y Of the W0Fl<1 to thc Cspitnl City. ‘°p°rt°d in 'glowing terms to the thing can be 0' having n°thi“g t° do “nd dmng it In Per" the iiiiiicuiiiiw ill filiiwfiy basswood are used in thirty-only . in-c Y°““3 king t° wh°m she was marrigd I will ng; mn;-ry 'any girl and none fW0iii1Y‘i0\1l` h0Ui`S B 50)' HGV” WHS contruction have been enormous. The rlustrie and ash is another valuable by proxy in France' 1 shall marry me lk1i0Wil t0 him. slid DOW that hs hes Oroya road from (lallao on the const ll 511° met ii" husband at C9'“t¢rbui`-V ' [practically retired from active life in Qroyn 133 miie; distant i,,,g,m °” J“”° 13' 1625' Th” W" "°“bl° 'rhevs just exactly what he sale 'it will be s matter of some curiosity chose 1860' and hum nnllcr the gum- hardwood has over cnc hundred list- i=° sis" with *’°°“““° ti” F"°“°h` about B yea, ng., ' 'ite note how he outs in all his soars ence of the me Henry Mclggs in- ca secs “Pune birch and beech are be- princess was 8' Cmthouc and the mass N w if c uid but dee his roomstime- The i“"'°“t°f is 0“iY 9ixtY'5iX cludes in its route the famous' Cal- ing increasingly used especially 'lor

g!r(§€°°sta,§;nil£s:h§§o&:,ew;,;§ 22125;; 0 the§m;.reoa perfect show YUBFS aid, but thcd hshit Oi W0I`kiiiS era tunnel, 15,665 _feet above the svn. ' her religion; besides she was verv \ex_ Of netted things and knittedd things Xséchkevgrcggsrggeel a;;seaty)o:ll]lEken:)l:in \tl;;;'l;~'r)1;l(;vzlg't,ul:3;lw`rl l s tbl; per tieergt. oif (lll\ll1 nth; wonadltpllzclalzxg tl‘s‘/H8511* Bild bi`°“5h" with Mr from and painted fplilques an screens ‘has told fatally upon him. In the the mast wloudrrfrul ri th K Swyrrlia o\i~)- yy c n S ’ I France a train of four hundred and Of Photographs o amous men an prime of his me and just as he was in t th miberin. “mei um s,th t Suppl i mmm exhaustion Brab- f0l`tY ;°‘i;ti°i`: Whl°t;xp§°t°S §°kiliv° Beautys living queens' showing some promise of becoming wie oovescgxilenili *fits coc1ilstr?|rtio?1 y B I; . V un t ° mm y 0 e ng B ng' While by the ilreside sits his wife Uiieilii *U his feiiows ii” m“9t give For 88 miles there is not a single the classified directory of -maratho- Natumuy' this addition to his horse; - she’s sweet and good I know, ,up any ambition requiring ¢0“C°1iU`i1“ down grade, while bridges, tunnels, ` turers, markets may be ascertained 'mm 'Nw tr°“bl°°°m° and' wit °“ ii n tion or sustained effort and content -

consulting the queen. ,he expelled Ami if YOU tell him Oi f 9 WOT 9 hs himseu with pottering around only and curves me almost innumerable.

th;Ttsgn:h:nir11:u :ham ilrgnczsxe in He agzxlerz y;l:1`i1,ag$v'lthout s blush, ten hours s day. 36 'i`UNNi‘3i-S IN 212 MH-i"~‘i

an understandini they tive:-e peculiarly "Oil tii“i°'° ti* “BWI W“7» __ _

happy with such othsr. Chsflss has N0 °“° believes ‘ “ng” w°rd om MACARONI .PIE zeu1a's eleven lines of rnilrouzls docs alwa s been resarded as a model in bB°ii°i°i`5 mai’ “'71 ____ ° not exceed 800 miles, it 1u.:i.nloe two

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hi ` i to life and Henrietta, When the right angel comes along, t k th t _ ,__, t *__* ,_

B Di' V3 1 th mn", an day H From one half pound of raw ham Gmc B h i‘ “V3 if;3“"‘\ ‘LW tgiiiiirdigist

tli°“¢ii °“""°5°°t and h`"°1°“°- ey 7 y ` K remove the fat amd fry this out in a ne is t at of lc o i cr, _ _.o was 5 pattern of wifely virtue. _When -A. M. _ frying pan. In this fat brownl two in the country, begun in N73, con- one [,,,,,.th te,,,,p0O,,¢,,l of mm Um

medium sized onions, cut into s ices. .nesting the seaport of Til-:nous with fomth 0,, ml 0| ,Md nd butter,” 0,.

enemies Henrietta made frantic LEMON A_PPLE FILLING Add the ham cut in small cubes and inn mnpnr mines of x_1-on and with other shgrtenlng, ahd ice water eilorts to aid him to get allies from -- _, cook thoroughly. Next add a cup of Bn,-qninim,,f_0_ and hnv,n,; n g,,n_n_n ni enwgh to make B atm dm,gh_ Rau relatives on the rontinent and from Put three-fourth! curiui Oi Miss" ,tomatoes and one cup of stock 0' 24 inches only; thc other, that cr 1.11 cut cnc fcnrch inch thick, cut into the pope but it was of no avail. At and one tablespoonful of flour in a water. Season with salt and pepper. Gu,,,m_Ca,_acas Railway which strips one ,nah wide by mm. md". last. in`ordsr to save her own life, saucepan and stir until thoroughly Simmer 20 minutes. If not ézbiclé "climbs a ci,.cum,,,s route from the |0nz_ Bake in a qmck 0"n_ Wim she had to escape to France where she mixed. Add three tableepoonfuls of _enough add a littl; flour' nsois one port to the capital, 3,000 mt above cool' gpm and ml with umm, mum, 'U iiviiiff 55 thi’ °°‘"`t °' 11°' broth' i°m°” i“i°°' °“° t°M‘°'p°°“'“l °' mm in water' Place' t “uhm xuure 3 3 sea-level traversing a distance of 22 (look together one half cupfnl nl sl!- gi- when her husband was executed. water. one DER. slightly beaten, afew baking dish, cover twl are tfiploue miles w~hne the Mmine hetwmm the gm, one tm apoonlul of Bout' mic’

lrains of salt and one apple, pared macaroni or speg e an se tm e two émea is omy 8 miles H Tmvel_ and "nd of one lemon' om °ggv._md

and grated. Place on range and brine °'°“ t° i‘°“‘ ‘i“`°“5h', d i-"`fl‘ cgd° in thu, muwn , mgthin 0, f fl were nd said to her' to the honing point' wmh stirring llifigfdsmégzxtgddedi asm’ '_ e at l\§l\(i; the i3\‘syt-clings; fsrs ghcillz CUM and “se m mi the msn"-

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0 "May 'lnossr you my hsudlui °l`:‘€l'iit:;ll:l1-,ln Iciitnstrfrfly twgcgixgggse ' '

50',"-po dl g ° RIFLES SFJIZED. Venezuela Railroad, connecting Cnr-

°i"`°“ ““° -- ncns with valencia, is nhcnt liz

1 _"I um” ta .mmm by omitting nii "G F H,[t,,h"°n ha, 8;", cnninn BELFAST, Dec. 12.- A consign- miles long and is said to have cost `after the word ‘handl"' |0114' gi-Qin inning' wngen chains-the ment of 200 rifles have been seized and the mad passes over 212 viaduct He bluehlnglv seconded the amend- long kind-which can now hcbcughc by the customs men tcdev “wstiv oi $80.000.000- In German enternrls

ment and tbev adopted it unani- for little more than the price of patterns discarded by the European and bridllzcs and through no less than, Jones-l-le was so rude that he

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statclnc-nts publicly in open court on

Mr. Frederick E. Smith, prominent

unionist politician, acting as coun-

Judge to set aday for the Grand

the mutter with the result that a settlement had been reached.

Mr. Henry E. Duke, counsel forthe

defendant company, will make a statement and the Grand Duke will go on the stand rn the date set, when the terms of settlement also will hc announced.

wool) Fon Am. lNDUs'I'F.lEs.`°"

Practically all industries are more

facturers of rough lumber, over thir- ty-elght industries, represented by 1,200 dillerent nrlns, supplied the

lished by thu l1‘urestry branch, Ut- tawa, ln a bulletin entitled, "The

These firms in lslz purchased 507,- 456,000 feet, board measure, of rough lumber, valued at $19,161,584, which, when manufactured into several hun- drcd'iinished products, ranging from handles to hcurscs, represent a turn- ing over of several times this amount uf capital. _

Not only is it remarkable that so

many dincrent industries, even in- cluding foundries, require wood to carry on their operations, but it is equally uotewu1_'thy that twenty-six of the thirty-four klndsiof wood used should grow ill Ontario. The sup- plies of some of them, it'is true, are nearing exhaustion, but this was not always the case, nor is it likely, with the steady rise in wood pieces, that this will long continue to be the case.

Mr. EJ. J , Zavitz, Ontario Forestry Commissioner, says:-"There is at present in the old settled portion "of Ontario an aggregate of about.8,500 square miles of farmers' woodlands. It is safe to say that there is, in addition to the assessed woodland, another urea of 8,500\sq\1are miles which is suited only for forest grow- tll. This means that Southern on- tario could evcntllallyhave over ten million acres of private woodland." Ontario was once_a lund of valuable hardwoods, and will be so again.

Another remarkable,tblng illustrat-

ed by this bulletin is the variety 0! uses to which woods, still common in 0ntario,, may be put. Elm and

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ardwood with a wide range of use. Maple, Outarlo's most important

hardwood floorinv. Pine forms -8117

gradually replaced by spruce, as the

serving the uses and then consnlflhg

for cherry, apple, sumac and - other supposedlv little-used hardwoods, and also for many forms of wood- waste.

LEMON STICKS.

Make n good paste, using one and

one half cupfuls of flour. sifted with

one tablespoon of butter, unldl

Good Housekeeping.

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