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“I do not think it has iniured
him.” etld the lawyer. “I thought
himars.t.horhnelsd.”Hshada
iancy. however, that the Earl
should Judge !or himself ani be
quite unpmeparedtor his ilrst interq
view with his grandson.
"Healthy, straight-limbed, well-
enough to look at?" the Earlment
on.
“Rather a handsome boy, but you
will ilnd him somewhat different
from Erllllsh children. He has lived
more with older people, and the di!-
fence seems to be a mixture of mst-
urity and childishncss."
.. “American impudence!" said the
Earl. “'I‘hey call it precocity and
freedom! Benstly had manners;
that's what it is.”
There was silence for s. few min-
utes. Then the lawyer said he had
a message from Mrs. Erroll,
“She says she prefers not to sc-
eept the income you proposed to
settle on her," Mr. I-Iavisham said.
"'It is not necessary.” she told me,
and. since the relations between you
are not friendly-" ‘
“Not friendly!" ejaculated the
Earl. “I hate to think cd' her. A
mercenary, sharp-voiced American!"
"My lord," said Mr. Havisham,
“you can scarcely call her mercen-
ary. Aho asks nothing of you and
refuses your money."
“A11 done for eilectl" snapped his
lordship.
Then Mr. 1-lavisham said that Mrs.
Errol asked that Lord Fauntleroy
hear nothing that would lead him
to understand that the Earl had
separated son and mother because
ot his prejudice against her.
“She is convinced that it would
cause a barrier between you and the
boy." the lawyer explained.
hi‘:;o_u mean his mother hasn’t told
“Not me word." ssid Mr. Havish-
nm. "The child is Dwnured to be-
lievg you the most ailectionate and
amiable of grandparents. I think
youwillsucoeedbetterwithhimi!
you md; not speak slightingly ot his
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m“rooa'u~ sud one mi. "rm
ycungsiaerisonlysevenyeers dd."
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spen ose seven years
et his mothers side.” returned the
tlrwyfr, "and she has all his aiiec-
cn.
IV.
Asiho carriage rolled up the
avenuetothsOast1¢nexta.ftcrnoon,
litt.1eLomd1"a.untlercy1e.nedsgai.nst
tiialuxiuimmcushionssndregarded
thepmospsotwithgreatini>erest.He
hadheaninterestedinthecarrlage
withhissplendid horsesand their
glitterlngharnceuinthecoachman'
and footmanintheir resplendent
livery; inthecoronetcnfthspanels.
evetsee:nsuchtrees.Bev-
vishman.
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a circus?" he ask-
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and beautiml. .
“It reminds we.”
ture
dear
servants
at him.
much.
y were
th boy
one
Cedric
the lib-
tman led him
door and ans
ced: Fauntleroy. HW
lord." in qui IIIAJBSWS WN- '-me
iootman relt it wss rather A Brehd
occasion when the heir came home
to ms lands and possessions. .
For s. moment Cedric thouilhll
in the room, but
one sitting in s
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JOHN PARKMAN.
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Woman Tells in Legal State-
ment How Fruit: - a - tives
4 Brought Quick Rolls!
Mrs.A.Delamarm,M wssill
for s long time with coasti and
stomach trouble. Shstslh _shore-
mnedgoodllealtlyiasnaihdsvntmsde
o|saIswyertoprovsitstruth._Mrs.
Delamarns ssyl,- 'Far a lcusttime I
tiouand omsch
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Annette is going toilnd out if
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would be snythinl like my fathers”
. "You are disappointed, I, sup-
“0h, no,” said Cedric politely. mmg1iy_
'Butdvmuuyouthwvuldmiweglenagorsbmmimaoomtnm
ws yournsndis ex-looked. n ¢,¢|-my ,qm.|n”;|¢.
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oonfessedto the murders
Payne. oidiclal on
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Uprslng Broken me -»-= y Mu- ~» M orsyssiezizrsaosee
'-1' p°,m`d,ma _ in the'morning, a miracle happened
,,M_s,,,,_ séakgg ‘;‘n"°;d;,'m,'§“w";‘p m o node backwoods nomo near
caliy HERBERT I»IA;N§,Ynm_ sm md mended guy by Him ontario, :so miles none
eoomr Bammnsonn, sux., H"“""" 1”' ”""“"”°"°’ "h°“’ ‘”' 'mo mmol. no tue hu-ul or ave
my s4-<op-mhoeyosorsonm- ;‘f,,‘;",,;‘§_‘},°,‘,‘1§;.‘f"1‘°""‘_‘1“ gm ouusnntomaouvommme.
md band °f hmmm vefmum' ww Middleton called a council meeting H" tm’ bm °t humanity cami’
scairiorediothefourcomex-sostthe wpusjudgement on mee!" intotheworld-Q acruilelittlz
Dominion, turned toward this old . 100111 1lllTllS1`lB¢ Y 0 -ell
tsl Q1 me Nou-thfwesf; gen-|f;°;1¢s f °m°n“I“ fm' the NW 11° P1°'Y°d 1”. a poverty-stricken Karma' could
tow;/yi. It was here they witnessed th’ "§he“m“g' I °mm1dm°kn_°°‘t' sofwtheted fumllll 1'?-
the prelude to the closing chapter °“ NW ded I; hu lhrly in the mom-ing there had
of the Northwest umismg.. Wd/“en Smmeniu 3W1mmn&‘e WSH: (KIDO B ffhlltlil Q11 170 I'»l1U 0UIl1ll'fl‘y
_‘ust5ye8_mag°wday_S,m,endm.°f I . 17103594 S0 M0- phyaioia.n,D0otorAllanRoy‘Daloe.
_ denied Blleslllllw with Riel- Before he could arrive, one baby was
mPound1ns.ke1-closed omni! N0 terms “Summa”
most turbulent cases of the Red
man  the Queen in Canadian  § mm
, arrest of Pouxuimshor, and Yellow Cecile and Annette, have won the
‘*%e°'°°“mm1“‘”h°°£ Mus, Bonnet and Breaking- mention or the whois worm. 'rosy
mesa-wk Mmdxemoe mst divas- mm' lg” mms §‘_f_’,,,§“‘f',,§‘m‘f;’ m°§f§n‘§f,p,“;‘,_,°“b”"n"
ion troops aboard. nosed into the ° S' “"5” wh _ _
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selI'\?;e1l)nyea.rg pong sm-vigude U3 ` But keep them alive he did. Ot
th°Q11°enatRcslnei=ll- Battle- Wm mkwd dw. “ww Wo course. honed some help. :ms
'°’i-‘.¥.'°‘....°“‘1‘L‘..’;’“.i.”?.;. M... .. M 1° Sw mm ww- ‘?.'»;’“‘°f..."°.'i‘. ‘i`$"*°...‘.“"‘;";.;.‘.....“’°°..;
siooxoaoe rm Pitt which monies ‘“"‘ °“°’ M°°’°”““' ""° W hopes-the ouusuomacmssum
with rifle fire and re-echoed at the Iddlvenwigtxzfhr max B; “UB 1° a hospital: newspapers sent incub-
thunder oi’ galloping hoofs short hm’ he Tanned in any mmm” atom: the government did its pert.
says before, chief Poundmsror and 3% me Pm” Umm, chief shook nn- s month they novel-eu ne-
zoo of his dusky craves, me down hands Wm me general wha "_ tlyvzgn life and death- But they.
wnoaianoestnnttumzoiookot “mmm °‘ U°"°f°°‘°"‘” PN' Mid then when the nrstnlctures
mm ' ©°°tl0nf<ll' bevlrls th°Qll0¢!l'l wereilssliedscmsstheemmtrylit-
nut he attracted omntlm in one P°°°°~ eral-ly millions fell in 1°v° with' the
quarts; at  1;. mood mogélhm m'I;11° €¢'\°;°-1
ed'°°§1.,.,':1','}° fpwgrdlxirthageyliiygnignavvf Mayor ssmngea than aivislonn osusmg. some tum were who
Then the person in me ¢11a1;- gpoke; the march to attack Big Bear of would have capitalised on this fame;
h"Douga1." he called, “come back , whose logiegbsunwlsgrsll hope had vtllizghwgl-mugplns. wushignfgofalg
.‘ been . was discovered s r care; e
elalit there was no more fear in a number ot Pound.m.sher's braves fought and vied. with each other;
little lord Fauntleroy’s heart tthlm had enlisted with the lest rebel in- mevsnces 'Lore stigred up that will
there was unkindness. He pu sm-gent for whose capture one of 0 l’¢ll’l lllell ~
hand on the big dog's collar and the most thrilling hunts in me Wm But the Dionne qulntupiets lived
they strayed dorwxdtogethiar. or wg staged. - on-to keep the place they had won
There was s. en. g ow
sb°\»i= bosutuux comes 'rhey were obn-
fD 50111 vious to the sensation they were
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By~MABOUB-ADDALB
g already bom; four more followed.
nom thot day to this. the nve lit-
tle sisters, Yvonne. Marie, Emilie.
born. to live
At iirst, medical science scoifed.
Itoouldu’thsdcns.Howoouldone
expect a country doctor. without
by CeotrslPress0anad.isn.)
intbehesrtsoinotonlythlsnstlon,
llulthy and Normal
To-day they an one year old;
they are healthy and normal in
every respect; they laugh and giggle
and play just like other children.
From the tar, corners ot the con-
tinent thousands pilgrimage to their
little home to wltnes this miracle
which has never befor¢ been known
ss \far back as medical history
records.
Their future is assured. They are
wards of His Majesty the King; a
trust iund ot close to $300,000 has
been set up for them and for the
ilve other children - the forgotten
children - ot Mr. and Mrs. Oliva
Dioxins.
Not only the qulntuplets have
achieved fame. Their doctor, un-
amuming, quiet-spoken Dr. Daloe
has taken his place as one of the
great medical men in history. Be-
loved by all who meet him, this doc-
tor, who would rather live ln a lit-
tle town in the north country than
move to a IUUO #ity Wh¢l'° hi!
fame would reap thousands of dol-
lars for him, has almost single-
handed performed the miracle 0!
keeping alive the Dionne quin-
tuplets.
In Ontario, the minister of wel-
fare, Hon. David Droll, has seihd
the opportunity of this first anni-
versary ro csll attention. to the
thousand babies in the province
who are not so fortunate. The
,week oi’ May 28 in Ontario is
"Adopt-a-Baby" week and the min-
ister of welfare and the newspapers
are urging those who are able to
take some little wait from s shelter.
to give to some forgotten child s.
home, a father. a mother and the
love and care that go with them.
And so. Marie, Yvonne, nnilie.
Uecile and Annette Dionne, as easly
ss their iirst birthday anniversary,
are responsible for nndlng horns
for hundreds ot.t|.ny tots.
A toast then to the quintupletsi
The whole world wishes them Many
‘Happy Rstumsi
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‘Tm Lord Fsuntleroy. I sm very Associated Prem Science llditol'
gladto see you." p NEW YORK. May 21-(UP)-A
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nobleman that the child showed no hgqm ip 110 to 1.1 1-Q degree;
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plan district convention.
Uamphell and Mrs. Ray Msobeod
.mm appointed delegates to insti-
tute convention. It was decided to
have the school rs-decorated during
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Dlonne Spotlight
Miss Callender
 , Ont.. May 5-
(U. P.)-This ontario village ex-
pected much of the Dionne quin-
tuplets and still does despite the
fact it has reaped little of the har-
vest oi’ gold it thought would spring
up with me advent of the tive little
girls. Hopes are still high and thc
tourist invasion that failed to ma-
terialize last Summer is confident-
ly expected to start this June.
'When the quints were born to
Mrs. Oliva. Dionne a year ago just
two and 3 half miles from here the
.. /’°"1f`f
EURUPE
011000 miles of sailing
down the picturesque
St. Lawrence Seaway;
Sounds like a cruise, yet
it is the regular short
Canadian Pacific route to
Buropcasswitltonly 308
4 dsys on the open ses: e|
~ Choose your accommoda-
tion from s whole Best-~
the Enlprsn of Britain,
,' Empress of Australia,
Dau-Iuun and Men! ships
are at your s¢rvice.~1!hr:3
Csbia, Tourist and
Class, st rsoss that sts sus-
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l¢°m¢n DIIIWPS
to tourist automobiles. »
Bo for nothing at all
happened and the lame tha comes
with international use ol news-
paper despaiches carrying the col-
lander "dateline" is all the village
has toshowior its neamess tothe
blessed event.
Oallanderites say the principal
reason is that North Bay is only
nine miles away and visitors who
come here to see the baby hospital
prefer to continue on to the city.
Plonz the hotelkeepefs standpoint
the return or public sslo oi beer in
Ontariohas been a more profitable
"break" than the Dionne births.
Callandor was a prosperous little
place a few years ago with a lsrga
lumber mill providing work for
most of the bnesdwinners among
its pomilsltlon of 500. But, lumix
demand collapsed, the mill closed
QL many 'people were forced on
ie .
has
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