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HALIFAX, Oct. 31-The I-lnllfux

Herald and the Evening Z\fa_il's ten_

mile cllampionship road race is low' nn event of the Past. but it will go down in the sporting hislri-;.' of Eas- tern Canada as the greatest :.tl.le'c'c event ever held in the capital of Nova, Scotia. This is the fifth race in as. many years, and there is not the slightest doubt, but what it war; the

most successfill of them all.

-Mlcliuel Thomas, of the Abegweit ,\_ A, A., -of Charlottetown, last ycar's winner‘ crossed the finisll line the victor ln the great race yesterday afternoon, proving himself the most remarkable amateur marrathoner in the game today, and a worthy suc- cessor in the. amateur ranks to I-inns I-folmcr, Fred Cameron, and ever the

fleet Longboat.

The weather was Perfect, the sun blazing down on the runners as' they tned the mark in front of the Heralld building, while a refreshing breeze blew ill from the south, making the

running conditions excellent. i

The race WHS bl' H0 meims a walk over for Thomas, in fact it was more of a gruelling struggle between the Islander and Alf. Rodgers. the plucky representative of the Oxford A. A; A.. one of the greatest men that slipped n foot into a running shoe. From the start these two men forged to the front, and they ran ,together up Bar- . rlngton and Lockman stree'ts._Wben. opposite the grain elevator Thomas

...salads-n-~terrllls._spurt and secured a

big lend on Rodgers, but thesturdy- little Oxford mall kept up his even pace and bounded his strongoppon- ent, but it was impossible for him to gain on Thomas, and the Indian kept a safe distance ahead to the finish line. _ Twelve automobiles accompanied the runners around the course.-In Refer- ee Litbgow's car was William Dennis, proprietor of The Herald and The Mail; Hon. B. F. Pearson, proprietor of The Halifax Chronicle and Echo, and Captain Bates, of the R. C. R. nr. n. p. Jonsson, president si his M. P. A. A. A., who started the run- ners; L. B. MacMillan, secretary, and many other prominent nport follow- ers,_covered the course in automobile es.

When the last man breasted the tape the competitors made their way, to the private office of William Dennis, where the prizes were presented hy A. B~ Cl‘0Bbv. Mr. Crosby congratulated the management of the Herald and The Mail on the success of the race, *md in a most pleasant way address- Gil each competitor as he presented the prizes.

After the prizes were presented the :feat crowd gave three cheers for M‘r. °"°'“’Y» Mr- Dennis. ana 'rss Hersla and The Mail, _ Dr: H. p._ Jcnnscn__presidcni. ci ins M- P. A. A. Ar. made a-n excellent “Demi °°l\£ratulatlng Mr. Dennis ,on "lv Brent success of the race and the Splendid work of The Herald and The Mail were doing in the interests of

i

poned until Nov. 7. -

BISHOP COURTNEY

against the “systematic oppression" of the Jews in Russia. The protest in

Hamilton Herald road race, over ii

of a mile ahead of Rodgers yesterday, whereas he had a lead of two hun-

ns l n, Canada.

Michael Thomas ran a fine race

~Minard's Linimect lor sale sverwherf

~ ' ' 'roRoN'ro Nov 31-south .- - , A 'td thi-llalftt z - ~ Beetle

Maps me no “O p.`::.,°rfo|l~yOrw;,ll, galltldaygs B and S35 wmds i“°"““i“3 t" Kale’ with

, .

H'ALn-Ax. osisliei- tai. - 'nic

“"““°‘ °1°°¢1n¢`,c1f the-» n...r-_ ly.

A' ‘W “lil st; _the -Closes Hotel lalt Ovlhllig, whqglg_||'__|-|,°H_| 0|

Year were

elected

Port

olllosrs were

|,,,.-., ,,¢ 5,05 n, m_, sn., lssves this

up to-t s byelaws o t e

B. ~MscM‘illsn-, Obor-

llf(cArtluu~, New Glas

committee-oenrh Hows.

Simpson, Amherst; O.

A. _l(\\,r§ock,` Mount »`Ri\Y¢,"Darti8b QI;

0,' ggd' _-’A'*";'AIr: Uv HOW# U\\l,VM?Pi` '°i

TRIPOLI. Oct. 31-(By wire)-ron

three days the ltalians have been

Every Arab met has been shot

have been killed

Wire)-Turkish troops with their

cntreuch themselves within thr citv

flights of short duration were made h Orville Wright and Alexander Og

LOWER., mon, l.';;x::: °:::..a' ~ wg] H1313 ““°“~'--~~~~-A--A-»-~~-~~~-rplglugr HLM

_ ~ court to-day ,th-e hearing was post- _.___ _ ,

The minister was in court only -¢-- A SMI ¢1l‘0\vning accident occurred

two minutes. ‘ off Pownal -wharf in this city this

morning about twelve fifteen, the un.

“AS ||| systematically slaughtering rebels' in mtunate Victim “Wig Henry Fisher,

_.__ the resnlenual Oasis Outside the city a man of about forty years of ago,

With in wife and family wllo had been

NEW YORK, October, 30-President , , _ .

Ta", ,B to be asked to t________m_t to (own without trull and many women me nn ni,_._-1,; w,m,1,,,mn on pownm

the Czar of Russia a protest formu- _ ' wharf for Carvell Bros for l t lated with a meeting\ today by New .C0NSTANr1N0PLE' oct’ 31'-(By night. as vo lc l l u c f ~ ` `

r cergymcn o a enomlnatlons Amb alms 1,,-we ,.,,,_,,ke,, two forts at The deceased had linen cngngod up

Tripoli and forced the Italians to to about eight o'c|ook last night in

in the form of a resolution setting after nbnndollinf! large nllmliels ol loading UH’ ("”‘“°""°‘H"4“"“ will W0"|< forth the “unjust and lmrbaric nun. gulls. rifles, hlnmuuitiou and pro»l lu=.ing stopped on accouni_ of diti0ns" to Which, it .is declared, the Vuuons' " the rain Mr Traiuor sligpm. I laws in that country are slllijerivfl v “* ,.,,,, ' I 'I m

’i‘|l lllos, mskvd Ml Fi'~.lli.|

Bishop Greer, of thc lilpiscolpal ' V ' `~ _` . '. ,- \_,, church. Bishop Frederick Courtney, I , stay 0" an mght ‘md Wiltvll the

ofthe Episcopal cllurch, formerly of '_ _ ' _ Whllrf, there being about a cm. of

Humax' presided' I g‘"’d“ "flt‘ iiiuler cover and also

Rolo .. . z . i 9 "U U"`"\V 0" the Cnscalleiiixfs lilies

» _ when sho ani

__ KILL anvil. Lirlc savlucl STA. ,, - _

HAMILTON, october, ao-'rnc '1`I0N» N~ U.. 0ct.~ 21. - 'rwsney "miy °°“s°“*°‘1 to. HB hehad per-

leii for Picton. This he

fflfllleii similar- duty on dif

experiments of yesterday may be the

liner or the ailerons on the glider until he returns to Dayton He said

brought from Da'yton'to make n new

ten days. He said that the operation

more than a matter of per-: ~l.u\

ited space would not be adequate.

idvery bird is of course eq-uipped with"

mail docking at 11.10 a. m., She left on return at 1.40 p. m., bringing passengers, freight, express and yes- terday‘s N. S., mail and arrived

morning for I-‘lctou at 7 30.

China Point returning at 7.30 p.

tim the Southern express was forty-

merside and Eastern accommo a

d

‘ minutes late.

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reads

the

what SHE

and

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course of slightly more than lil, ,|vie_ the Emu” ,_W,__,o___ ,__ the ,feicut occnsslolis previously, miles, was run here today and won Wright biplano yesterday, but the by rn,|n,.,;¢,.,; that ,,,, , by Geo. Richards, the representative |°lack of wind prevented alduplicute of pe, -tt I _ W ci the Ramblers Athletic club cf the th” “F"“*i°““1 B°f11`i'\H 0* Tl“"S““Y'~ <;r;ilv'lT Vt; go out to hm home 0"

I c treet to inform his wifc

city. His time was o n . _ seconds, which is aryl: rz;)ilrllIilt‘::m;l<f>?ivllal,. last 0' th? Re“eB'. \ _ that .he wm'l.d 'mt '°t“"“ fl" Uh"- than the ,_ec,,,_d hem by Sam Me,,_)__ Mr. Wright decided not t_0 expci-| morning, . . of y0nke,.s_ New\Y0,_k_ i ment with the new automatic stair - This wus nl-leertoii to hy Mr

~pr:linor who ugrncli to wait for him

that in repairing the ,_ip,_;___e _1,te,_ on thc wharf. He went home about

theYWAilccidentA'of last Wednesday it °if1m‘U\i|`ty illlil i‘eturncd about an

_-_ was necessary to use the ailerons hour later .

Ilefore leaving him for th ni l

,NEW YORK, "october, zs-'rncrc _ n t ~ - ` " rn,

l;_;\Sml_:_>_|;¢_;n_nar§\t_l:_el;_vj1i_l;I1i1Ain thc price xlthigllt rlthlsnyefrltlgdlcii?d:<l)cr,h‘;dd0“ixt Nn,”.'t’§':mn°r nmtnwted mm “S to th” fiéwes ,umhiaed h‘;,‘0~__e °g;"`3_i;lE mf: zvhill t_l;ereforc_be_ imt{;_ossiblc ttottest 5:11165 :Eg 0'0" OI the wha” “Hilti” EW* Whvleeele dealers in the city. ‘;f:;iFro|I:|sac(iil:; mine e eihc starr Lie ¢]l|mcap~edm- W-as rfmdy t' wuhi." the mst three days "ibn °r hangar this afternoon Mrf 'Wright' L1 |- I.” le might have hght I0" ‘I €(fstl'7 ggi: :ag§,,§gv“:;§do,"€,:“ _said he was much pleased with .tho H; :;,l;lri,U,f:__:;lc mms' There "V°`_"° al lsecond class. from 12 1_2 'to 14._ "’,,result of experiments during the last ,, __e____,__cd_ “ms mt 'OP this “Br

=~.~.-.-.~.-.-.-.-_~_»,-_»;_»_;_-_-_-:_-Y.,__._,__.____v.V._.,_.____________: of 5, glider or Soaring _machine was A few minutes after midnight he

was called on to throw off the lines

from start to finish. He took tbol ~ - _ in um My pf" °' th” '“°°~ and gg 2211' 235.2 i?§§§."f§§‘s`¢h§f lift..-"l\`§f Ex” “°‘”"S *"= 'mine but he rev dually increa ed it till he reached ,_e,,ts?",,, wmch he a-,_tem_),_B to son___.ovei° the edge of the wharf ,’,,,,,l,,

,_)__,;,_,,,_,,_._?_ where he commenced to- on the motorygss ,_m,_,,h,,,e_ svt:_r;;iing nlnngsiilo of a page nn

He used exceuent ,__d____n_e__,_ _md cow _nl;/ir,__;fz_;igbsi;_:_n d_;_s_;:_\_lss;l_;1__g_ t_l>lre0_;z_o_a_ry The ____v;as” one of the em-ini: lines. "ed tm cmlrse in fine style* Th°ma“ take advantage' of the rising trends 1- as not thrown 0"' Im' is n fine example of a clean athlete. of ni, He dec,ar___, that he ___ e___ n_ic<late,y after he fell over a life He neither smokes “or drinks' “ml denvoriug to find out how excessive ""9 WHS thrown him fl'om the vessel leads “ “met me' “IWW” t“‘ki“`g g°°d these rising currents are and added 'md "lim "Om the ship came ashore care of himself* ` "that from 'what he had 'learned dnr- with lines. He did not catch "Big Chief" was the favorite' b“t ing ‘the series of tests here he bc- these and it ' any of it was expected that he would be lleves they increase in size as they - ls supposed that M sank pressed much harder, for it was use ab0,‘,-5,, the em.th_ , 'mmcdmtely after- thought that the runners who compet- ..F0,. the.s,,p,,o,,t of ,m_m,,_oD,,me_.. The sllip’s 'men remained on the 15,,‘;'§:1i“r1',,ek;_mt,§;‘5&_,c3i,f“§)u",Z°,:;?m'£3 continued Mr. Wright, "the upward “G06 f_0l‘ an hour after the accident lhis for he finished over uarter trend which is sufficient to suppow B expecting that he W°“ld come t° the

' ii ‘\ . bird snd permit it to turn inehm- surface,

It is not known whether the de-

dred yards in 1910. I len own power plant, and this mo. ceased had`n lantern with him or not

Mike showed that he has -imlprovecl ,ive power which ,,B¢,m-e has givm not turned 0,.,_

a lot and that his best days are yet I h 11 ' 9 noun

_to c0'm_/0,, He has won the _Me ,wa o_i_i_‘_d_s _isa m_n_§we_sm|;_De_i_tll__\)_ D:‘_\':_ 0__e\m_ _ Al; oilskin coat which had been left years ” n succession now’ and it he plane. This gives us hope that n fly- In ,he omce is "““1“g and it is

riaptdres next year's event the silver- ,ng machine with 9, greatly reduced Ulfillght that the unfortunate mam

are will become his permanent pro- power plant might \,e'. 34,19, if had this on at the ,_ime_ 'The umm

hefty- fr li imlner win. k . ,

'Dhomas is very modest and reserv- \8,:d§__ ,_';,‘:,_:v ,ao °€,.n,,;l ,I ‘c,_,,,S.m_ __;¥:__,‘°“ ‘I not ba 1°°"t°d l" R h‘“"`i°d cd. He does not say much nbout him- ,,m,,,,, ,,,,,t,,,,,,,, ,,_f, ,, very l\li;h`nle1. -1. but the door wnn ,,,,,,,, ,W1 ‘ self. A stranger talking with Thomas t,,d,___.. . UW "limi WHS on inside.

after yest¢;rdi;y’s_ rgce w_o\_iid__not hay; ,___._..__--- - _ The dccensen wnn D, g.,,,,\ w0,~n,,,,,,, nsntlisslghes isstsiisscn . ~¢'l iii ` Prince Edward Island had just won cs me; F" __ "“5;W°\' Y and the ber- for the second time The Herald and “We “ml Y W HW the Sympathy Mailfs championship race, which is of the commun .

_the greatest thing an athaete in the ____ At present the have not been in- maritimc provinces can ac love. fm-m d f th , I ,Mike Thomas is a credit to Princ.`e Yesterday the Nortllumberlaud left w_,, E 0 ° r 0"” “t this Bild ‘hilly Edward Island, thc Abegweit-Athletic this port at 7.30 a. m., for Picton ' 0 i’e|`f°|`"\¢‘d_€1\f lv” l'»0i|l\Y-

soc'atio and the Dominion of with passengers, freight, express and ni- the tune but the wharf lights were

wslulirn rcnscssr sc.

m., Today she leaves fcgr Victoria at The ,_e____m__"_"t_"°_____""__,_ three 0___,0ck

7 a. m., retu.rning_at .15 p. m. , this mum,"

. ‘ ~- g was fort -ni d

h _ 1 h The the Eastern express was on abnve z,,,,0_ V “° cgrees

was expelled. The of- 9' . - B _ The lowest temperature recorded “mms ,mr were elect, five minutes late, the Wcstern,__ tn_r;in vostarday was ,0__ty_O__e degrees ___

bove zero and the highest was fifty

0" m§_hs°w_ trains, were fifteen 'minutes late _an Th. coldest “cords-d tha _ ma, -

Guaryottr the Western express was thirty five night was twentydght above M11?

At nine B* m , yesterday it was for-

Ci- Wfm. MOM- _ A PAPER To READ ty-one degrees above zero,

A Gaston - "H Tw _____b ua) - alia p. m., it was forty~elght . ' on u _. a' ve

T e

hours

The

of today

and

sets at 4.51

Mlillhiht ‘Uitll

<`. *_ ,i

ten

evening

evening at

tomorrow morn-

morfiing nt

it

8.37

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'i TORONTO, oct, 31-(By wire)

_The decisionof the Ontario Board o Moving Pictures Censors now pro hibit films with thc United states flag has become a state affair alld of international importance.

A motion picture distributing and

.sales comapny of New York have laid the fact before the State Dc partnlent at Washington, contending that the dicision ` in nn'in.~ullt lo “Old Glory,"

'i‘lle Washington autllorlties arc askcll to request the Ontario (lov- ernment to rescind the order,

PASSENGER i

STEAMEHS ll]

f BE EHUISEHS

OTTAWA, (let, 31-(By Wire)-The

Government is considering thc bonus. ing Canadian passenger steamers hereafter constructed, to have them built to carry guns and serve as cruisers in time of trouble.

If this is done tllerc will be little

other Canadian naval program.

Mr. Hazen will go to England to

consult the Admiralty on the pro- ject.

CONDENSED IDYERTISEIEHTS

_' (Too late for Classification.)

KIPPERD HERRING, Blonters.

Boneless Codfish, at Tantons.

11-1d3ipd.

IFINNAN HADDIEB Digby Herr-

ing, Cornell Codfish Snlelts. at

Tantons. ll-1d3ipd.

FOR SALE newly calviul cow.

Apply to George Younker Brack-

ley Pt. Road. ll-1d3ir-d.

.______________-» _

QAUNSOME SAUSAGEB made ls. fresh every day. Saunders, New- som & Co. . 9-12d2mpd.

WANTED A few horses for the

Bermuda market. R. E.

Farquharson, 85 Hillsboro Bt.

11-1dr3lpd.

T0 ITET, furnished house, cen-

tral locallty, modern improve-

ments, Apply "T", P. 0. Box 386.

ll-ldiiipd.

Ii5l°lTl‘-,""Vlianll4_sutchel on fllebar

St. Finder please leave at 23

Olobar f-lt. and get reward.

11-ld3ipd.

WANTED middle aged woman. £0

help with housework. Apply to

Mrs. Geo ilishop, 182 Great George Street” l\‘l(\1WDd.

WANTED-Girl to assist in _family

of two. Easy place. Address

with No. and particulars "A" P._ 0. Box 191. 11-1_<13\l“1~

OYSTERB, raw 1l5c, stewed or fried

25e., Chicken Pies Esc. __ R'l‘ah_le

or ladies. Lonei'gnn's unc ool . 158 Kent Street. 10-Zbddh

FUIINITURE AUCTION by ln-

structions from Mrs. Janice

Byrne, who intends rent-llill DSN 0' ner dwelling) l` will sell by auction at lier residence 93 King Street _ou Monday (ith November commencing at 10 o‘clock forenoon. PB\'\°" Dm' lngroom, Bedroom. and Kitchen alf- niture for further Dnrtiellllre N’

handhills. R. Bealrsto A\\ction_c;:_\‘_______

AU

llfrron-naman silnu-unrlsr

day of Nov-

at 10 o'clock

household effects

rsrler. A ,Dif\i\\sr°°“\~

and .Kit en fur-

af; 12., ofclocd l\een(_ _of h brick resi 0 -

mei-l;‘mt?he reseixdencs of Arc bald Kennedy Elil-) Wm b° °“°\`°“ ‘P7 Auction. For fuller ps\‘f»\¢\\\l" _. lissasius, or arvlv to R _B°°*"*°» Auctioneer. _ _ _ _ 19'@_5‘i°_\~

in HOWLING, .Burhs’s Alleys, under

geiaiarhet, open lawful days ztggdkg

.

itisu-its Lmlmslt Onrss_Bw‘as. Ito.

lllclml ull

in alum

W A COUR

'l‘Ol'l0N'i‘0, (ict, :ll~-my wire) The provincial elections will take place Dec. ll with nominations a

weak earlier.

lion. A. G. MacKay' has resigned

as leader of the Ontario opposition,

EHULEHA IN

A HUYAL SEINS

BOMBAY. (mt. :ll-(ily Wire).-

’l‘l|cl‘c hun luiuil il hllddcn and voilluii. of cholera among the members of the Royal Scots regiment at Benn;-os.

During twenty four hours ending

this morning there were eighteen cus- es with five deaths.

wlnl ln all sl/lius

lin ills. ill;

l'rovin<eial shippers will read with

pleasure that John Dain Co, 107 l<‘u_lton Market, New York, in again soliciting consignments of bass, smelts and eels from them as will be seen by the all in this issue. A ready market will be secured for all con- signments and highest prices procured. Stencils and other information will be sent on application while best of references are given. The 'transfer agents are S. li. Wiley & Sons.

THE IMPERI

T IN FEAR

__i_--_-___ fu -‘

`Chine’s Rulers' lilillfe

Further Confessions.

Pensions to Milli-.

chu Officials Abollslled ~

MMICHU RULE OVER

_...__

rniun, oct, ai-(By wife)-'Urns

state of terror which has taken pos-

session si the entire imperial eourt

was further evidenced tcdlyi I. long list of edicts supplementihg yel- terday’s remarkable proclamation and offering further concesslons__of I rivi- icul character. _ ~'l‘oday's _edicts indicate that Manchu ruli-. is at an end. Tho ti'Al\Q° for even of cabinet ohicestocnstlvh Chinese -is ordered and the throes swears that hereafter an elabotltl system of Manchu pensld_iflr~‘\r\1cl| are now paid to practically `,`“6v`ory member of the race, will be' dls¢o_fi~ tiuued. ‘

The announcement that most of the Manchu officials must go Wand that all Manchu pensions ,will _ be cut on immediately 'produced , pro- nounced disaifcction in the ranks of the Manchus and many member! “ of that race at once began talking _ in favor of a massacre of revenge.

It is predicted that unless _tho

Manchus immediately denionstxlib the sincerity of the Imperial fedictl the slaughter will exceed that of tits 'rsi Ping rclielllos. A

PEKIN, Oct. 31-The dembltd M the National Assembly for n complet!! constitutional government has been

THE RANK BUYS '

'l`0LSTOY ESTATE

` ~.__ --- _ 1,

!

ST. PE’l‘ERSBUllC, October, 30-

The estate of the late Count lieo Tolstoy at Yasnaya I-‘oliana is to he bought by the Peasants’ Bank, a gov ernmentally financed institution. The land was to be divided among the peasants, as thc late Count Tolstoy wished, but the family finally refused on the ground that it could not af- ford this,

nie sosroii niunier A

_...___

BOSTON, Oct, 27-Haddock and

bake predominated in the Zi fares of iresn fish which many vessels have brought to T wharf since last report. The catches were of ordinary size, with a few large ones mixed in and the market held good on new fish.

Haddock sold at $1.75 for ‘oil fish, while new reached up to $3.50. Marge cod were down, bringing $1.25 and $1.50. Pollock sold for $2.50 and

33-,

IKLIIURIAL T0 LATE KING

LONDON, Oct. 29- The Bishop of

Norwich today dedicated at Sund- ringham Church two memorials to the late King Edward, one of these was a. solid silver altar roercdos, a gift of an American, whose name has not been muile public. King George ami Queen Mary and other members of the R.oyal family attended.

acceded to the Throne, _

An imperial edict was issued yesfsh day apologizing _for past neglect. and granting an immediate Constitntioil with A Cabinet from which the ndhlsl shall be excluded. _ The second edict grants pardon__¢t_J all political offenders connected-With the revolution of 1898 and thefsnliib- quent revolutions and to thosseeom- pelled to join in the present rcb¢1U°\\-

lnuululs suusu , _

- .ss Loup cluuicstloi

_-.4-s »

LONDON, October, 30-News is

ceived from Llo_yd's Weekly that Loi* Haldrans will shortly replace Lord Lorcburn as Lord Chancellor and that Rufus Isaacs istobecomo Lord Chief Justice, succeeding Lord_..Aive'r- stone. who is to become a low- lord.

su lnnew snnln-it

LONDON, Oct. 29- 'Pilots .IB .frlif danger of a renewal of the rsilwdf strike. Meetings of the msn in this chief centres have refused' tf sf' t cnc report ci cars runway not 1 ', sion. and have expressed the _ ' ns ready to renew the ltmgkle it cali:-d .upon by the executivss~_of.thI

uniolls.

____.__.._._._--

Kina:-d's Linimsnt Relieves. Nssrslsio

The woman was old, and raggod,and

KWY.

And bent with the chill of it Win* _ ters day;

_The street was wet with it recent

snow," """\\

And the woulan'b._foot were aged and nlowl. " _ . _ She stood nt the crossing and waited

long

Alone. uncareil for, amid the throng Of human beings who passed hcl' by. Nor heeded the glance of her a,i\ll0\\`8

eye. ,

Down the street with laughter and

shout,

Glad in the freedom of school let

out,

Came the boys, like 5 flock of sheep, Hailing the snow piled white an

deep;

Past the woman so old and gray Hastened the children on their wuY. `Nor offering a helping hand to her,

'B meek, so timid, afraid to stir

11% feet ‘. .

Shou \_,crowd her down in the sli

pery street.

.At last one _‘cents of the merry, troop

monies

ligythe carriage wheels or the hor-

My-.

_f._.___--.-

The gnyest laddie of all the group; He paused beside her, and whispered

low. , _ ,,

"I’lf help you across, if you wish to

gofr . ',if'f`

Her aged hands on his stron! 'young , arm , ans pissed. and so, without hurl. or

hnrm, ` -' ` ~

nc gnillell nsr trembling _iesisumet Proud that his own were hUl_A,_

" strco& ,, j _ Tlien ba signin to his friends , wsntf ' -- =

'His young heart happy and wil

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