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(Continued) found my leader a catspaw of for-

eigners, used to undermine England's prestige. His aims were not the good of England, but his own aggrandizement, the furthering of France's ambitions."

"Aid?" quoth she, "All that we have in the world is his, if he wants it; aye, the clothes off our bucks. Good night to you. Master

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I Ormerod. And remember, this “I-Iast learned that, lad? Why, ~ ' 1101159. D001‘ though it be f0!‘ your then, there's no more loyal English- ‘ father's son, is to be your home man in London!" until you have a better." "so ygu think," 1 answered, “so l I - i

I rose and bowed my acknowledg- ments, but I could not speak. My heart was too full. Here in this bleak, unfriendly London, which had greeted me with suspicion and persecution, I had found friendship and assistance. It was almost too good to believe.

"I have no claim upon you, Master

I think. But hear me out. I told my feelings to a certain great gen- tleman who handles affairs at st. Germain. He cursed me for a turn- coat, would have "ordered his lack- eys to flog me from the palace. I left him-in disgrace. The doors of my friends were closed to me. I thought I would make my way to

I . Juggins." I exclaimed as the door England and begin a new life. I g , closed behind his grand mother. "So I applied to the-Emgllsh am- . G I “Remember

that. And let me not bussador for a passport. He laughed imperil for one moment two friends

at me. Did I think he was so o! my father, who revere his memory

‘innocent as to be blinded by such ns I had not Supposed any did. Save transparent trickery? Nay, the ﬂlvscll." Stuarts must seek otherwise for

He pushed me down into my chair means to plant a fresh spy in Eng-

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[by the fire. land. In desperation then I bought

‘ “llicre is no question of claim. a passage from a smuggler of

sir. ‘Tis a privilege. Do you tell Dieppe, who landed me three weeks l

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now of your present plight. since in Sussex. I made my way to

_ , Dorset, hoping to find old friends V‘ '- " ‘ who would help me to gain a pard- on; but I was recognized by one of my cousins who now hold Foxcroft house, and he raised a hue and cry

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1 SSH,‘ n l __ H56" ) after me, fearing no doubt, that I t . . qu nu u . tone c,’ s _..,,,,n,n,,,_n,,ﬂ.. (52226 .. ) sought to regain the estate.

w _ S,S."§luui’0lilllli1"M0704 " ) “Since then I have been hunted ~ Other frequent ruilingx/rcm

null’ York and Berton

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like a beast. My last shilling was spent this morning. Tomorrow, had I escaped so long, I planned to sell

i wlnti-r m Plymouth, llnvrr, Lon- v my sword, and if all else failed, to mm ﬂllil Llvorpnnl. (inhln, ’l'ourllt ,, ‘Ihird Cabinﬂfhird (lluss. seek a, press-gang. hound ‘rigg- (iiws from _ i, , A . l i’ m v - n. on. “Let us thank God you heard my _‘_. I J‘

FROM MONTREAL - Twn sailings weekly to England, Srnrlnmf. Irclnnnl and l-‘rnnce from

buy 1st throughout the summer.

cries," said Juggins earnestly. "1 do," I said, "and with no‘ lack of reverence, my friend, I also thank

“A bull charges a red dress just as its wearer does."

CRUISES mom NEW YORK J1» youp I '50 liornlauilzgbglnvanl, the West He gave me a keen lmk- n ius nm ihe editerranean. - 1* Minimum rates from - You can m: friend‘ Do you s. n» $125. i y‘, ~ _ . mean the word? - y ‘ . NASSAU AND uavami 3 t’ " "why mt?" , . V ‘ K .i I ,_ _ .. .. - .. , . ‘3.i.“="‘.€§"..'§iini5....St§3‘§!.t,. I w” W“ ‘““‘°“- ‘°"‘““' h” F‘ YLMFR 5W1” ‘m SW17! favorites cw). gum‘! ‘,.,‘,,,,,£m.,.l,, n; said, and he said it so that the i i ‘s y’ 1h C _ _ d! Th k, ,.,,,‘f. “f1, ,°,,,,',,,,_‘}‘,',',‘,ud,';,§ words were at once proud and "t 1 w! fll m ' ' ' eY. _ ,. *1"==dﬂ>‘=1n1i=-'===1- t L b k u? humble. ht I I; i l like that dIStIIICtIVC, natural rang i, ' g Fear no o e Iran \vi me. I caug 11s and n mne. found n! Al - ‘ .- A Master Ormcrod. I do not mix in “You were his friend, too; and o y YIMER

politics.

I nm IlOlle of your red-hot who am I, an outlaw without a

name or fortune, to set myself above

I _ (ENTURY OIF Soups...Growingchildrenneed

loyalists who would hang a ~man

they will never return unless they learn that lesson very soon."

I leaned forward in my chair and interrupted him, the words bubling from my lips.

"I could not have put ncater my

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How long I might have slept I know not, but the pallid sun that strove ‘to pierce the fog-reek pro-

off the step like a sergeant-mater. Plenty of Heroes.

Mrs. Wise: Will you come home straight from the club tonight?

Mr. Wise: You mean to come straight home?

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claimed high noon

when Master

D. EDGAR SHAW, K.C.

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home straight-no zigzag walking.

own feelings, Master Juggins. When 1 was a lad not --a 'f ageI risked had ror me Stuart cause. What came of it a life of exile that might have ruined me, as it has inahy a better man. My family's estate was sequcstratcd; my out- luwry was proclaimed. I have no place to lay my head, save it be by

will 1,

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Cfwcel Building, (Jharloiietown 030a Boursw-il-l. 2-5. Evenings by appointmclll i, Residence phone 558. ' Ullicc phone, 1003.

nothing.

“That fellow who was talking sc nicely about love In a cottage musi be a poet."

“No; he's a real estate dealer. He's trying to perauaclc me to gel married and buy a semirdetached cottage on the installment plan."

"But

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Master Jiiggins.

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ﬁanzlrﬁes (ougbsGMaﬁfair/i

- to other mates in a double wedding ’, I1"? hﬂllmg ‘m5 cgelfghoag€ inflame the nose and throat. throat and

"i one is “Hospital-

thc bounty of a foreigner.

I secured any moral sat-

for my country.

destroy

eyes sizeh

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healthy condi-

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bronchitis are soothed away. Stuifel- up nostrils are ,‘ p‘ " ' .“. h d ﬂ n cc .101 of no. ty rli c arges ﬁilwilgmr ‘have maintain“! at Catarrh. nasty ' rr rghs and colds never bother people who kccp their breathing lli lion lw the use of Catar-

isiaction by these sacrifices? At first’ I thought I hud- But when I look- ed closer I found that 1 had done

For the

Stuarts, yes. But for my country,

“This made me think the harder, At the beginning I _ linzl takrn zest in the plots and plans g / , WhlCll were aimed to bring about ' v ‘ his restoration to power. the longer I studied them the more insincere they became. I

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Juggins waked" me, he would not listen to my protestations of regret, but directed my attention to a pile of clothes he carried over his arm. “See, we shall make a ‘prentice dad of you." he said. "I have a youth downstairs of about your build and these are his Sunday clothes." “And must I in truth wear these?" I demanded with some disgust as I felt their coarseness of texture. “Aye, indeed, Master Harry." His tone sobered. "I have been abroad sincc rising," he continued, “and forgive me if I say 'twas well for you we met last night. Your cousin is come up to "London, frantic with fear lost you should succeed in replacing him, and ‘ire hath pulled wires right and left, so that all are convinced you arc here for no less a purpose than the murder of’ the king."

I cursed with a fluency conferred by two languages. (To be Continued)

Campbell and Chaplin Given Great Welcome

LONDON, Feb. 25.-A shy, little man, with eloquent feet, was Great Britain‘s hero today. It was Charlie Chaplin, of course, coming home for the second time since he left his London attic to seek his fortune 20 years ago.

Ever since it became known that h: was returning, the newspapws a barrage about him, and today they followed him with bulletins from his ship to Lon- don. A tremendous Welcome began the moment he stepped off the boat at Plymouth, and it continued as the boat train sped through the nest countryside on a schedule thc movie fans knew by heatt.

Chaplin was in holiday mood. par- ading before the camzrm at Plymouth with Captzin Campbell, the auto- mobile rec: and Steve Donoghsc,

"I've got four months to spare,” he told the reporters, “and I'll probably

visit lfaris, Madrid and Berlin."

Great Britain had more heroes than she knew what to do with today as Chaplin ulld Captain Campbell came in together. Captian Campbell went from Plymouth to Southampton, where an official welcome had been

arranged.

He said he would so after a new speed record if thc one he set at Dayiona is broken.

Nevada Proud Of Title

By Earl H. Lcii‘ United Press Staff Correspondent

RENO, Feb. 25. -—Nevada is very proud of being known as "the last frontier state" in the Union and the state legislature is considering legislation that would even make the laws of the state more liberal than they are at the iprescnt time.

Nevadans are probably the least. regulated persons in the country, Reno considers itself one oi’ the most wide-open cities, and officials claim it has less crime than any city four times its size. The state prision is one of thc smallest in the nation and the

city. Ely. swooped down upon the city and closed every‘ gambling cas- ino. City officials announced his action cost Ely approximately $10,- 000 per year. The legislature is now nsideding s measure which legalize gambling, make a gambling debt legal, impos- ing licenses upon operators to keep out fly-by-mlghters‘ and dishonest gambling men. Gambling, and felonies recognized as crimes in imy language, are the only activities prohibited by law. Justice is swift and sure in Ne» vada. More often than not, if a per- son is arrested for a crime, he is ar- rainged, brought before tho court, convicted by a jury, sentenced by a Judge, and sent on his way to the rtate penitentary all in one day. There is only one stop-and-go traffic signal in the entire state. There is no enforced speed limit to travel on the open highway. ‘rhe state highway patrol consists of one man most of the time. Cities have their restricted redlight districts. ‘There is no such thing as a motor vehicle operator's license. There is no state prohibition law. . A I The legislation is also considering a bill which will make divorce easier than it is now and simplifying court procedure. tthmaaibhi tienyetsioetao etaotaooin .__________._.

state's crime problem is nil. Gambling is illegal, but has been

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practiced openly with full knowledge ‘The game oi’ hockey which took

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healthy scalp.

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place at North Rustico Rink on Fri- day Feb. 19th, between the "Rustico Rangers," and North Rustico‘ "Link- breakezs" was no as interesting as was expected on account of the poor condition 0f the ice.

Mr. Michael Doyle was a visitor to the city-last week.

Miss Mabel Woolner has resumed her studies in, the Prince County Hospital after spending a. well earn- ed VBKZBMOH with hcr parents, Mr. and ,M'rs. Chester Woolner.

Mrs.

Ada Williams is vLsiting

friends in North Rustico.

Leading fox ranchers have de- monstr that. in addition to melt, it ls absolutely necessa .1 l" feed a. liberal supply of IMPERIAL BISCUITS daily, ﬂllﬂllg the winter lesson. in order to keep the bowels regular and also to ensure the females having an adequate supply of milk during the lactation WNW‘-

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Public Auction Sales

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, “Not By Meat Alone"

q.‘ 11min Mull

, I IMPERIAL COD OIL FOX BISCUITu are mag-iv ‘gamma formula which has been prepared with these result! l1

a considerable term 0! 1"“

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Ranches, which have continued the feeding of lMPlilzl-Alg: regularly in winter have had the largest lmﬂ‘! 0| "m" “zuaom also the highest average of PIIIN- "W"! ‘i’ “mum” l“ i b w. they have practically Elimlﬂlli-Qd "l" d°'_"°7“" M “u, y

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