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COME AND HEAR tiho Bonihiw Choir present “The Good Sheph- , erd" in story and song. Sunday, August 22nd at 8 P. M. in Brack- ley Church.

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CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE l Diocesan Convention will be held, this year in Kinkora on AugustH 30th, 31st and September 1st. Opening meeting Monday night. August 30th.

l MILTON AND RUSTICO BAR-l ISIL- Services Sunday, August| 22nd. St. Joiufs, Milton, t, Sunday» school at l0 A. .\l. Morning Prayer- and sermon ll A. M. St. Mazics.’ Rustico. Evetisong and Sermon at 7.30 P. M. A. E. Piercey. Rector.

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THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES. The guest preacher at The Kirk tomorrow will be the Rev. W. C. Nicholson. Minister 0t St. James’ Church. Tzuro. Nova Scotia. The music will be under the direction nt Mrs K. S. Rogers. The Evening Service is withdrawn during the month o! August.

CHURCH NOTICE for Pariah of Springﬁeld and (‘rapaud, August 22nd. St. Elizabeth's. Church School 10.00 A. ‘M. Morning Prayer i100 A. M. St. Thomas’, Long Crook. Evcniniz Paryer 3.00 ‘P. M. St. John's, Crapaud. Church School 10.00 A. M. Fvening Prayer 7.30 P. M. Rev B. Froam. Rector. u

RECEIVES HIS DEGREE - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bennett nni daugihtor, Diane. have returned from Woltville, N.:S., .whe;‘e Mr. Bennett, was attending the Sum‘- mer School oi Acadia’ University. Al. the Convocation Exercises held on Tuesday last. Mr. Bennett re- ceived his M. Sc. Degree.

THE SERVICES at Trinity lini- ted Church will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. ll. i‘. Rice. The ser- mon in the morning will be deliv- ered by the Rev. Lawrence Toombs- B. Sc. B. A. B. n. on the Dimen- sions of Love." Solo by Mr. Harvey ‘Mac-Pherson. The Rev. Dr. H. 4.‘. Rice will preach at. the evening service the theme will be "l! I Had but one sermon to preach. what would be the theme" Miss Beverly _ Smith will sing "My Task." Mr. Paul Cudomre. Guest. Organist. A very cordial welcome to all.

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the Coming of the Lo:d," wrote a poetess in our ncighgouring nation. And all lovers‘ of the Bible who have grasped the sl nlﬂcance of the tinitiiig at the 1o ces oi’ the Bible Societies last. year have also

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been carried forward on a wave of By

praise. Thirteen nations were rep- , resented, and those found that the Enmbcih (“him war had stzeiiglhened. and not CHAFTER I

weakened, their bonds oi’ Christian tollowshlp. Knowing that the glor-, ioun task of sending forth llis Light and His 'I‘ruth could riot. be accomplished in isolation they dedicated their powers afresh by

Young Tel Layton stretched him- seii! in his narrow lied and pre- pared in rest luxuriously-or at any rate as an Amerli-an could

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stopping there excbPi Ion: enouﬂh ,io get his sailing (or New York. 1m ivusnt stopping in Vienna at all. summers in Europe had been the height of his delight when he was an under - graduate. But now his interest had turned else- where. He wanted nothing except to get back to America as soon as possible, and get into business.

In rive minutes he was sound asleep. He was entirely unaware that his own tuture had just boarded the Orient Express, And of course he could not possibly

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There wasn't a light visible in the countryside; natives of those little kingdoms go t0 lied earl)’. T96 drew down his hlind and settled hack. Evidently the Orient Express had been ﬂagged inr lho Pﬂfll’ who had Ilitted past. his window ' They must. he ‘or else they were in a devil 0T4! hurry.

He was not greatly interested ln these wayinrers, Sim-o his grad- uation lrom; college the previous June, he had been on a trip around the world; and somewhat to his own ‘astonishment he had found that he'd had quite enoush o! travel. Though at this time Paris was atiil the rendezvous ot American tourists he wasn't. even

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The seven people who had Just hnriz-ded thocoach ahead were doing their best to establish themselves. A tail elderly man in a fur overcoat bowled directions in a guttursl language at two servants, obvl sly a lady's maid and a valet. $0 younger men in officers’ uniforms were trying to help the servants stow baggage in the overhead racks. An oldish Wﬁhlﬂtl with an aqulline protile did hcr hest to get in every- IvKifWS ‘way, arid was steadily tang- llng herselt deeper in her cam. pllvalod apparatus o! veils, capes and parcels.

A little island of raim in the renter o! so much agitation was the seventh member of the party, a young woman with clear blue eves and a strong hut delicate llrnrlle. 0n entering the compart- ment she had seated herseli lacing the engine and had put baQ her veil. Sh; was watchin| the others with an amused smile, though the color in her cheeks and the glint in her eyes betnm her on; ex- citcment.

sudde ly she addressed the old- er woman in English, “sit down, Countess. Bit down here." She pointed to a place beside her.

The older Woman subsided, grumbling. Her parcels toll in a cascadd at- her feet-and the blond one oi the young men ate to gather thorn up for her. ile he was thus occupied, the oillciii in the tur overcoat dlamiaeed. the servant: to make the blot or it in

"You, Fritz" he ordered the dark young officer with the waxed mustache. "go into the corridor, too. Stand watch, and it’ anything suspicious appears, notify me at once."

Fritz saluted and followed the servants out». The older man locked the door or the rrmpart- ment behind him. Then he directed the young man who ivas heaping the countesssporcels beside her. “Here, Carl, take charge of this hox. Don't lose sight oi it, whatever hﬂplwns." He bestowed on ir‘r;n‘a small iron chest, padlocked in three places. '

"Arid sit down there, Lieutenant"

The young woman pointed to seat opposite hers. "would you rather sit beside Lieutenant Stern- dorl, Baron, or squeeze in with the countess and me and the parcels?"

"I should never dream at sitting in the same scat. as Your High. ness," snapped the baron. Glaring

‘at the countess. he lowered him-

self down beside Carl, who was balancing the lronchest on his knees. "

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"We're lucky to be here at all Oountcss," the younger woman interrupted with a laugh.

"You can laughl"'said the coun- less in tones o! deepest glooiil. and added hastily, "Your Highness"

“My llighiiess looked earlier i" the ovening as if she had lﬂllllllell licr lgst. Indeed she looked as il she had spoken-and had brllillled —licr last. But here we iirt‘. salt and sound. You were very rcsoui- cetul, Baron t0 take us country that way aiid have l"! Express flagged."

(To Be Continued)

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