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THE TIMES SATURDAY JULY 27. 1918. r13IAM PALACE. Jtt 28. KU acwaipanM The Qw and LlJAlbrrt and tended by Gen IKT bTWon General thhctr Command.

Cf at Britain Major-General E. B. Comro Dd of th London An and Captain B. Godfrtoy. vmled some of the London Air tin mo int the MThbF of the Var Confereneo this afternoon to Address to His Majesty.

Km the Throne Room K- bf Right Hon. joty ss to re reply. vLvTor tho Colrtniw and the Rjght lion. u. l'- vtary of State for To irewiu and the men or the tms i flu Earl and Counties or Mar and Kellie will on Monday for I1OL Coon" or Erne end Captain the Hon.

il Joav SI Kmshtsbndge on jiStf lot Ireland. jja Countess of. IL arrived at Bin from London. and Lady tWgwflefle will leave pjon to for Ayrshire W. 5empil 111 remain at Fintzay Urctt.

AbraVen. until next month hen they Idp to CTaIer Cattle. lord" and Lady tUfl have gone to XODS11 rok Jorrry. the rest of the furozner. and Lady orou and the Hon.

O1aJonr hate arrived at llarrcgate Hugh Grosvrnor Las left London for I JY George Campbell win leave Bryanton. on Tuesday fur Scotland. liif Wohrrton La. left 26. St.

place LJf Alinpn will leave 38 sqture tHcodiyforAHoa. Itif Mildred CorynRham has returned to ft Cattle fawn London. Sir Joseph B. Robinson will leave Cape. Town wry shortly on a visit to I Poult return her Dc and grateful at for the many kind letter and sp.

4 rereived DT her in her recent sad bereare- tO of which she hope. an time to answer. la. LloYd G. we.

unable yreterday to fulfil ofemtiit to open the National Kitchen aMhbbd by Ik Hollwra Borough Council at the II XadeD-twet- The MTorcM Mm. O. P. ptffonaeil the opening ceremony. It.

iMi lUlli baring let hi house I 7 Degrae mi to the American do. mil oorre- be red to him to Alderbroot. cp Surrey. Or Ca h. rye authority to Mr.

James Wycliife I Wzniblrdon to UN th Purname of lay addition to alter that of I Icratld Walter gmre birth to a son OB 3dj 91 MCot1anda. am Common. Bucks. snnouiKTd of Minim Grace wife of PLGenI Sir Hueh Perry. KCJLO CB am Ordoacee Department.

and ynungot the late E. R. N. iruce. of 8 Victoria JalKmt nXERAL MAJOC CUXCCT.

Oi took it Windsor Cemetery yerter- lO or John Austin Clanoey. MC pin nt thYOOcb tb Retreat rom Mora with Guard Canon to officiated. Apwiuuvf. we present front the three TOdment CMS liuld CaTtlry. the Brigade of Foot Guards tttlicaui iiii Guards the run Corps.

Mifxa supplied the hand. the bearing WI. and Snnj put end about 3110 of the rank BRITISH MUSEUM. A PARTIAL REOPENING. of the Itnth MM anneance temporary rXiIWn will be opened in a Un pllenes ci the BritiJh Museum on eikibit rn itaHmes were closed by order of Omniment a measure of economy in the and.

owing to lb. necessitT VI in- 1 precautwrs nrt air raid all the most ecu Esc. boon removed to III. of KletT. The Tm s.

howerer. have deeply the of their doors to visitors and TL" ool-li the overvs Dominions. ration has acconlinclj- on omnll con- kf and rmil wbicb it is win both bejijunrtixe in itself and Tp- of me rt the trrir of the British The eshlbttn ii ill mdu Grnek sculp- 1 claa Iinteh ins and medals hi I enu arrd autonphs naval and mill- I M1III1Ina1lWJ manuwnptt riv Biblen and I nJ book inlcrrrt nd eaiitr. II the- ii reopemn is tucccwful. it may be I Mo il Liter to other galleries of the he In trora 10 am.

to I p.m. eh wwk 41. lrom AIIrt I A wk to the exhibition PTantwn jh imriihs eel Museum ill be oownntl. iu the entrance hall. PLAQUES AND SCROLLS.

tile W71ltrn siFwr to a iu ill cannot My when the first Hid flaqurs wJl tvijr. A art ts- formr hiw uIIunuteuI and. ia a lortrjcht Th arrantro- ii uti riure 01 the puqtrnti nave tcin and the rropww of the entrpruee condition Eocry effort it being or Elf ZEAUYD jams A LISTS Zealand jotirnatLuut3 arrived in thi. tnd wrre rweired by lon- I the iliuMry of Information. at KB iwf Europe to study Tr tb fourth ye of war.

THE BEST VEGETABLE for FOOD PRODUCTION WjE RLr SPRING. TTOVS vfTcABHAGE. iH to" liurint A rly port W- OrJir tt CTI INGER CABBAGE. Cbt for Spin ltirz. nu l9J.

ucli j. Of GE. Okh. or nhen nd A i Flower I cuttr rrd end on the whole 16 COY lot the I nl I I top of Cbb Sprung SutW. of 25000 piano not Join Mr.

10. CJ i. Utlbart Gardens. 1UKITON AN SONS. KINGS SEEDSMEN.

READING. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES. crr I. II. KosatTiox RN.

UO Mm A jnamare ha. been arranged and will take place on sptt D. betwucn Captain John Hercules Robertson. Royal Nary son of the 11" Re Chart. Hope totwrtson some Ime rector oh S.

Kent. and LetiU daughter of tile hate Colonel Chart. Leohno. Graham. Po.

and Mr. Graham ork ardenx Clifton. Bristol. LmrrKTCaxT-CoLojrex. IiaTWELI DSO AJCD I.

HELL. A marriage ham bourn arranged seal win shortly take plan between Lieutenant-Colonel F. Shewsil. PALO. RFA and Id us Dorothy Bell daughter of Mrs.

A. W. F. Baird and tupdauhtr of General A. W.

r. Beard. G. VsO Mejow A. J.

WI aziD Mla Tnoxraox. The marriage win take place at St. Johns Church Baling at 10 on August of Major Arthur With. ork and Lancaster Regiment only son of Mr. and Mr.

1. II. Whit. recently of the British Constantinople and Audrey. younger dauehter of Mr.

T. M. Thompson. formerly of the PWI India. and Mr Thompson of 14 road Baling.

TAM a. W. MIUXB um Mm LuCT THOunox. An engagement ia. between Captain O.

W. MiVer. MC the Kings Liverpool Regiment younger wm of Mr. T. B.

Miller of I row. London nd Mrs. Miller. and Rosemary Lacy. youngfr deuglter of Mr.

and Bra. Lacy Thompson. Fartain Hall. Cumberland. ClrroW W.

STOILXOXT AND II" RAiau. A num ee baa been azrangedand will take place at the beginning of September. Irate permitting. between Captain William Stormont. Royal AU Force.

nd Betty. younveat daughter of the late William end In. Ibtr I-err- Scotland. CUTIL. D.

WttiLua AND MI. CA TTOC WKUTn. An engagement la announced between Captain Dudley Williams second Kn of the We Williams and Mrs. Williams of Sydney. New South Wales Rue.

second daughter of Mr. end Mr. Cicl We of Olugo Carr. S. r.

SAasoox AXD Bra. The engagement Ss announced between Captain S. r. Saaaoon Dragoons eldest son of the late S. of Aahley Part.

Walton and Mrs. soon of Spnnjrneld. Waltnnxm Thamey and Dulde old. daughter of the late Frederic Franklin end Franklin. Lancader ate W.

CLiThZZ r. A. D. OocBBAm-BAZKxrT IoIID LATTOX. A marriage bat been arranged Captah John Ared Derby CoehBameU only son lit the late Re Henry Harriett A.

rector of sod vicer of Lancsohire and of Mi. Cochran. adopted SOD of E. Marian Cochran. Sennicota.

Chiehester Join Mary. old. daughter of Major N. A. Layton.

Royal Sussex lteglaenl sod Bin. Layton. Old part 1IT4W O. E. AVD Kua JdHHHBX.

The engagement Is announced of. Captain Guy Ernest Williamson. second son of Mr. end Mr. S.

T. Williamson. of Beechetoft. Chnlehunt and Gladys Nathalie. second daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. II. Johnsen of Bamflcld Bromley Kent. MARRIAGE. ye.

E. O. WALLACI AXD Mme LmrMAT-Hooo. Tho marriage took plane on Thursday. at 8L Saviour' Walton of Mr.

Eden George Wan. Dragoon Guara eldest son of Mr. and Mr I A. Wallace and Xieo CeclI7 Do youngest daughter of Sir Lindsay end Lady LindsayRogg The ceremony wee performed by the Rer. A.

Thornhill rector of Rotberneld. amirted by Canon Genre. rector of Bayer. Kent and the II. O.

Edmund. vicar of the ujieh The bride wee given away by her father. The wedding gown was of satin soperbe and Ivory with a ceinrure of pearl and dlemal embroidery. sod the tram was veiled with old Sicilian lace and fringed with orange The. bride wore a diamond badge brooch the sift of the bridegroom and a diamond and pearl pendant the Jilt of the bndeerooras prente and the bouquet wee composed of white carnation.

There were four bndeKmaids Mm Dulcie Doyle cousin of the bride Mm Kathleen Sid Mice Betty Kden coonn of the bridegroom sod Miss Beryl Ware who were drnved in pat. man" crepe de chine and chiffon. with pale each. and large picture hate of black tulle. Captain Scott-Elliot.

Guard warn best man. WILLS AND BEQUESTS. A CONTRACTORS FORTUNE. Sis rom Mowtre D. of DOTS eHairman and one of the governing dirertore of rob.

Mowlrm net Co. contractors who on February SO. in hi 74th year. has loft 206453. the net personalty being 150932.

In addition to numbrr of lefacfe to yebstivea. the tortator left 250 to the SWlUlI Doer lb- Ilow. rOB" 00 FmcmALD. KC of mn lon Gardens South Kwuingten nd the Inner TtI who died tin May 11 on of the Ix nl FtiT mld. kadlng timber of Par- liarnentern liar.

ft rt 4 of the Tklnr of U11 3 with pTSonnJtr 1 0215. lie bequeathed. i among other arm. 200 end an annuity of 26 to hi nur ren Irgaciei to swrmts. linong other latest wills ar the following II' ed 47.

of tbiobflutea Park. l. vt CM7C4 MY- WIUJAM Peer525e. MM TO. nt Frn Loa.

Cbetlow urea. Yet. irh ot 1. Cuer. FieCeaim A.

iced HI. if HMrfonl I As oro hie P-iV liniO for i Moir the WorvitnCDra Irft 300 to tb Wor- tT lnflnn unft-tll-rf wut-s M. dlia tana Vorte. inttnuMr tsftULMHl to hi rr. Lice for the mortal of and Seal for the wee of UdISthOP 11.

The Rr Tm. Joe GLMFR. D. se 70flfTiot IIo i- plow. vr dneru.

Old Grifrtam. EdiobinOt. teteasol la Ui toIo4 10 THE NATIONAL PICTURES NEW TO LONDON. A number of pictures not hithrton by the public have recent IT been rd. on exhibition in the National iallerr.

Among English paintings the wt int ting rhr a email portrait group in oil by John o---nman. repr nling General Sir Ralph rrom in ronversation with a younger man. Thin ban been pr wnted to the nation by Mr. Loulo Puveen. It a erjjently painted abont 1:97.

when tbcrrrrmby bad nturned rum his ucceeafoj op fatioufl In Ihf Vi tA Induce. In the room lianfe a little portrait of dy by Arthur DM bought from Mr. Aut Wlle A Urge Italian lauducape by Turner not qui finished aluo new to London. Of the Frvnch picture. the most" important i a landscape by' Courtpet from the Ij collection representing a jtoowBtorm.

In the tit room ird Scene with Waterfowl. by nthnnie Hors- um. prel nted by 7. P. lletelttne.

and ft portrait of a Imt offing tv tirntd lion- lhr l. the gift an anonjmuua donor. are now th. for the ftr time. Tilt nor' Italian riot uren ronalet of further election rut worti from the Beqn it includng example Mnretto Morf ne.

in. Tiuia I llrduo a. Bi lo. iAltrinn nd an intu- cling little rentine portrait which ha. born riouuly baptized but which i perhaps ot a hool of Iv tlicelli.

MISS Mow Millie Sum. daughter of Mr Henry him Millie llyttnn a maTrcd on Thtirtdar at st. Marls North Audi. y- reet. to Mr.

William Stanley Mill only of Mr. and MM. C. A. Mills of Moul ford Manor.

tn. The hnd ho wore of I white gnorgrtte over tiiarmeuw with bead I mbnjudefl was given way by her uncle Mr. George tirowmilh. Marterl KilveHwMthepjfcceandlhere I were four brudeuumamde Mm Mile. Mm Annette Lanarue.

i Betty On. and MVCT I. tmt- I nmith drewed in blue rhilyon with ml rr lace trim- mine. na ihe. and lace naps.

They carried hoinneu or. blue- hydrangea and delphioluon The v. O. Psunnyman. vicar of the rariob officiated.

Mr. Lionel Dunlop. Grenadier Onarda. was beet man. I I bed A.

the whole of the profit. Pi. are to be de to King Org Fund for riusuku. there I a good ion for spending la. 61.

on it. quit part tress the entertainment hich lit to bus got oat it. There are eight coloured illwutrationa and many ot hens among the art iota and otho are Charkra i IliCon W. 31. Mirchall.

Anthony Hope. It Jddge It. Sims. mod tiolnwortliy. A.

P. rhert. W. Snuithunfl rmdhd lhI Pear. ItOl 1.

hitutwon. JII1A. lien- Thom. ti L. Stamp.

Tom OiUnll and well service writer Tb. first number la summer. brought in 1281 for naval chri the Cbnstinad number lie. already yielded 500 to King George Fund. and will yield no The prearist number has a good a claim on the public.

THE CHURCH IN THE WORLD. SUCCESS OR FAILURE. A r. A rvceot correspondence bee sug cited tho question evidence is ouffident to frame I oound judgmeot as to the decline or progrcu of the Church The annual balance of any- commercial concern gives figures which at once show its pin or ices. The increase or decrease in the membership of a club indicates fin prosperity or the reverse.

But this is scarcely the way in. which the life of. the Church to judged. Here numbers are no criterion of mc- or failure. There may be growth in the Church's membership while the- mam purpose of ita existence is ignored.

On the other hj. its numbers may diminish. bile its true power grows. Dehno or prwperity of any Church cannot be judged by comparative stattttics. Vet statistics usilord evidence or a Church's ability to attract and retain the interest oi the community.

They manifest tin- nature and extent of iu activities. but by themselves thy form no reliable indication whether the Church is doing the work for which it lives and for which it is specially equipped. Popularity has not in frequently been an accompaniment of the Church's failure to be true to iu purpose and ito mission. On the other hand. faitbluiness to that mission has often roused the hostility of the world.

It is not to be denied that the desire of a Church to attract an increasing number of members to its allegiance is leifitimate. for it is essentially a missionary body arid therefore must seek to-commend itself in every legitimate to the minds and consciences ofmen It can never be content to limit it. membership to those within it. fold while any remain outside. The measure of the Church's success is show by faithfulneoa to its mission end its rcadmeod for self for the sake of those outside.

Its efficiency is not to be judged by thu money it commands for its organizations. but rather by the wealth it expends for the good of others beyond it. borders. Its spiritual value is not to be tested by the dignity arid ornate ness of its public worship. its social prestige or its political power but by iti fidelity to the truth as it is revealed.

its trust in the supernatural realities to which it is called to bear witness and its energy in mating these the dominant fact. of life for the individual and the community. The Church of God existe primarily to make known the Divine will. to bring to the world the treasuries of grace and truth of which it has the stewardship to quicken men's endeavour to follow the example of the Pattern Life. and to teach them confidence in the permanence of Divine love in all the mingled fortunes of this life and beyond it.

In faithfulness to three awful responsibilities it must be prepared to encounter the suspicion and sometimes the savage hostility of the world with loss in numbers and prestige. When it pays that price for fidelity it is most successful. There are some earnest people whop realizing the mixed motives and purposes which affect so. runny Christians and the consequent lowered level of spiritual life in the Church would cleanse it by confining its membership to those judged to be true and earnest discipleci. Such winnow ing of the wheat from the chaff has been the desire of earnest people front the Montaniflts ft the Puritans.

and still se ms to be according to the mind of others. who would repudiate those peat efforts to attain a perfectly pure Church. It is an attractive prospect but it is not for this world. hero and now the evil must ever Lie mingled with the good. The important thing is that there should he at.

the heart of the Christian society men and women of clear faith and strong convictions who in bright and dark days. remain loyal to the principles they pro- teas and. disregarding the average level of morals and conduct in the society in which they move steadily maintain the Christian ideal in the ordering of. their lives. These are the men who.

while they keep the Church true. are the salt which preserves the world from corruption. The measure of the Church's success is its power to fashion people of this type out of weak and falling men. that they in turn may carry on its ministry to an ever circle of their puzzled and distressed companions. But this ministry of self-oblation cannot be achieved by the Church except by faithful dependence on the source of life by which alone such redemptive ministry is maintained.

The fount of sacrifice mUFt be constantly replenished. If the Church would continue in the plenitude of its life it must receive it from time Most Hith. accepting it in humility and using it faithfully in His service. At the heart of the catholic doctrine of grace there lies the profound truth that all life is Gods own gift. and that its true purpose in humanity cannot be attained except through the quickening energies of hit Spirit.

It it the Church's high office to be the mediating instrument of Divine grace and troth in the world. Its success is assured when it brings this grace to men to the strengthening and re- fwhinc of their. souls an teaches them the truth in terms consonant with their varying experience. Yet at the end the judgment of zuceers or failure lies not with' man but God. FOR FAIR WEATHER.

TO TUX EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir. The fluke of RuLUnda letter to TM eirii so obviously to have brought opportune nun while the I tm of your taj nt tl corrorpondent nt so deny- chow. us who was lw lurid The Times that a second tI. row from the am.

or an equally nerol nt and infltirnttal ouyce The Tm might of the cnntuiNMi downpour. materially jurist the itrcfijiects of harmttt and justify tb ft lowing a pf ndanU to there you printed oome timo i tuft PUT indaxit pinthL in agree Tomiwira dilimom join cohibore lube. RutlatrtdV letter to Tkf Tims brought rain. were well a second OIXUId the Ilcanla rvetr.io.- Your obedient servant July US it. J.

X. x. PADDY'S GOOSE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir Thtwe of us who have given np our lime to work aniont or and' irl aave viewed with pro- fnund regret the reports of the Howe Office from lime lo time of the alarming incr ape in juvenile delinquency due to war conditions.

One of the many Bufr tjona of thus Horn. Ofllce to remedy this evil Le that ouch institutions an boys' clubo Scout tnnrips Ac. sbouli a far an preeibl be pt going. lien high way in the heart of Ea Ixndon we wo large working bo rluhft known as Paddy's Go and sti rt Club. timing to the diflirult of accommodating the large numl rH fu LinR ftuiuunOn we have.

torn compelled tit other promiwa to bou th flow. The hr yi and tiri are hero in hundred. but it is im- 5il li to I with them owinij to lack of 1 Ve lee that there are trnt np t. your readcri many men and women who uiil t' ar to spare one evening a week and come along help us. and we uhouhd be very greuful if any dts uing to do would rornntmirat with us.

Our expeijence trachea us that the influence of one whom they rusterni lu-adt to a Kpn- of duty and wlf-tva-poct. and surely there mine. be many men and women for we have a pirls' club ab ot who would Might we mention that fr the new nub gift of a piano. gramophone. Bcwin nmrhme.

hockey stickM. and furniture of all kind- ild be very roach appreciated We should be I to hear of any who are int re ted. A. TTcaaurer 3 Buckingham- te V.l. B.

A. CAMPBELL. 294. road. KH Hon.

See. the Highway Chit iii aat London. UTICAL COLLEGE. FAXG BOVINE. The ftrnt usobool year of the Naobiral College Pangbourne endM last Thursday.

when the cad ts went on their umm leave. Although th college wee opened only in September. 1917. them art now or 100 cadets dlly pte.l us reujetus. ILNlL by the Admiral of Toad Guard and Jtniervm.

The Hept nbor term cad are now being enrol tl. and will number 0. A IK UM with a wide river frontage bee been acquired and adapted for the rvic cutters whaler end gig. in which the ca4 rseaive thntr training. IViza uia has bv a postponed until Satur.

I day Svptembcr 21. CARILLONS. THE ART OF BELLRINGING. As M. Josef Ienyn showed at Cattistock on Thursday England is still the ringing isle.

Without doubt most of us love the music of bells but ringing. which is peculiar to this country can only be described as a mechanical accomplishment of mathematical problems in which there are no musical considerations whatever although in recent yean compousere of peals have paid some attention to the elimination- so lee as possible- of changes containing unmusical cadences. Bells for ringing are always diatonic from five to 12 notes while those for carillon use art. chromatic and. at best four complete octaves in cornpom 9 notes Another eon- uideratiin is the difference in.

the construction scale as shown in the following table For CariDonn. For Change- Kingtaff. Cwt. WM. Cwt.

Ore. 1 2 0 3 I I 1 0 A II 0 II 3 I 13 0 1 0 IT 9 10 :0 0 11 0 Ii MO 12 to 0 40 0 Middle The' reason of thus heavier weights in the smaller bells of the ringing scale is to prevent them being swamped by the. larger on. and for this purpose meroaned thickness is an absolute necessity. In a carillon when the designof ono boll has been determined it dope for all relatively.

But most important is the method employed in the tuning or the bells. In earlier times it is certain that the principal aim of English founders was to tune correctly the fifth tone Nominal emitted by. the bell while the Continental founders spent all their attention in getting the two lowest tones Hum Note and Strike. Note in perfect tune. The exact pitch of the bell is determined by the Strike Note.

See diagram. After a lifelong study of the bells of Europe the writer has formulated the theory respecting the per. feet tuning of bells in the following terms 1 A bell must be- In tuna with Itself before it can bf' in tune with others. 2 Every bell has at learnt five principal tones It it whirl can be accurately tuned. 3 There principal tone are the Strike Note.

Nominal. Hum Note there three natwt be perfect octave with each other Tiero. minor 3rd and Quint perfect 5th thus. A bell of this pitch ftboold weigh Approximately two tons. 4 AU three tone.

mat In perfect tone with each other. 5 tan of A bell dVpends a On the consonance of its competent pert. 6 On the relative intensities of th Tarimia tones which in their turn are dependent upon the minute accuracy of sharply-defined height width and thick-I eras proportions. AU th conditions can now be carried out to the accuracy of ft single vibration end it is but just to mention that such a scientific triumph is principally due to the enterprise of Messrs. Taylor of Loughborough who possess the most perfectly equipped establishment of its kind in existence and it is a matter of congratulation that.

the beet bells are now being wade in our own country. The bell on a high plane musically when played from the clavier an in the carillon proper for which the most minute accuracy a. to tune is an absolute necessity. Music in two three. or more parts is performed so that every cote must be in perfect accord.

The carillonneur plays on a clavier arranged on the same principle as the manuals or an organ. There are two rows of keys. the upper representing the black and the lower the white. notes of the ordinary keyboard. There are pedals from one to one and a half octaves in compass.

The keys are struck with the closed hand. the little linger being protected with a leather to prevent injury when playing. As the amount of tone produced depends upon the amount of force with which the key is struck. it will be understood that carillon playing i requires strength as well as celerity and skill. The onnexion between thu key and tho bell.

clapper is the same in principle as the tracker action used in organs. The bulk of the playing I done on the smaller beUs. Chords are tonal effective when played arpegpiando chromatic' and diatonic scales can be rendered at almost' ay spoed. All the music played must be specially arranged by the oxecutAnt for the instrument on which ho is playing. owing to the variation which exists in the coin pass and size of the bells.

This demands skilled musicianship. The Dutch Fischer 1733 quaintly and truly states that for carillon playing a musician requires a thorough knowledge of music good hands and feet and no DOUBLING WAR BOND SALES. MR. MALLAEYDELEiS OFFERS. Poplar War Weapons Week ends to-day and to stimulate subscriptions Mr.

If. elpv MP for Harrow has announced that he win buy National War Bonds to the amount of Poplara sub- acripUoDS duTiUfjlhe aL. replar aloes at 100000. HP ha. made a miar promi.

in regard to Leyton. War Weapons Week which FtarU to-day. yton wilt etIeIruour to nose 150000. Mr. Mr.

ho was educated at Shrews- hury. uw nlao wrrton to the br wtbury War In ViinntitUp offering to duuhlu their subpcnpuoiu to or limxl if ct-- trill organize a. Wnnrtne Vork. If their rubsrnptioni ath 100000 he will odd a ubsrnplionol of i 150000 winch bringing the total up to-a quarter of a million. will entitle wu but" to panic a Tank.

Mr. I Uy offer. and th rrnt action FOREIGN DECORATIONS. The King has g- nlld to Sir John an Brown. CtC Olin of the Chintse Legation in London.

authority to wear the Insignia- of the Second Claw of the Order of the Kxr ent rcup rorderrrd by the' Peuwitint of the Republic of thn in recognition of i 11. semcf rendered by him to Mr. lhilippe Roy. Trade ommiNsmn for in Paris. to Cross of Cnmmuid fof the Lriitn of Ifonnur uoriferred the PrreimIunt of the French Renubh in u-erogoitimm of as valuable.

terrier. in th Allied cause to MT. Fergus Arrnoiuoo1. MI' tRC to weir the of Officer of the Order of the Star of Rumania with swords conferred br the Ring of Rumania in recognition oL his semen with the Rumanian 101 at Javiy and Uukt to I MISH Florence Br ce leek to wear the Insignia of the Fourth Class of tb Order of St. Sava conferred by 1 the Xine of Serbia in recognition of hr services with the Scottish Wornoh' Hospital at Strove I end to the foil wing to wear deswatuun a.

nt i d. conferred by the lrv ident of the French Republic in recognition of valuable ocrytces rend Ted Iv thu-rn Commander i of the Order of the Save William Tattonall Pine. Chief Naval Constructor at Malta and I of the Ord of the ttoilo Xoire Mr. William HogarthSupoint ndrntand Viutuolting Store Officer Victualling Yard. Malta and Mr.

hrn Addition Stanley Hayward Assistant Director of Stores. Victualling ard Malta. TROOPS AT WINCHESTER. General Itiditle and the Mayor of the city inspected American troops at Winchester wt rday afternoon. The American Ambosudor was rrprrntsl by Mrs.

PC and Gneral UinlPfton wiited the Royal Air Force. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. PRESERVING AND PICKLING. We must an fruit and vgtN can by making jam or bottling the fruit whole. trawbnricwi red and black currant raspberries loganbmrif and blackberries For preervint whole nd front the trait whether large or small.

usborild und aa ripe. 1 Place theta in bottle. shake down pently bat frmlj 211 the- jar with water so as to cover all the fruit rut them In a u3f aot water which I i to brought to the boll he kepi boffin for 1 minute. then remove the jar or how. lid wal Una.

The fruit should well for a Tomatoes. peas. and broad bean. may milariy ved. plum' te well II ernal fruit.

There. may be a surplus of peat and broad beana now thre Is no better of ecurtng um bat they ouIJ Le gathered before they are old. Cauliflowers for should he en' while Ul fresh' lid th curd hard and close. sod be I pickled. Pickling BhalloU com later like hnlid he boron jfhjy ripened and hardened fleet.

French and runner hens I. should 1 Is ntherrd wh'-n fn and dry. and be cut I an lee vag A layer is rut in a earthenware i on it. II a laver of salt and the jar 11114 to the top with alternate layer of beans sod salt. covered so to be proof.

Soak the brine out I of the beans before using them in the winter. Caoli! see eat. up into small piece for ptekflng sod mitered with a layer of salt. Next day drama the liquid on. put the cauliflower into a jar with a few peppercorns om allspice and cover with boiling fin" the jar tightly when the vinegar to mid.

tae always those eabhaVea eatauflawan which are fully matured so that none to I but vegetable marrows should he cut whoa half. I grown. toe a marrow which allowed to grow or I to ripen. will rob th naaller once. Nor should rs allowed to me old.

nor pea sod beans. except those haricot beans pee. which are ripened for drying. A sudden glut of cauliflowers may he met by eov hag the cui ls while yet small with one of the leaver i or we may dig them up obak. the toil off.

and then upside down in a cool or oh where they will I keep for a fortnight. Cucumbers may kepi for several days by being stood with their steam water. or by being butild It dry sand. Banner sod thoad beans my he tied in bundle with all the point one way. the stalks being stood in a seacerof water.

A ROMANCE OP TRIBUTE TO MR. DENISON MTTTTTR The Royal Colonial Institute a hmrrnr1 yesterday at the rtreet Hotel. to Dmai- Sun Miller. Governor of thus Commonwealth Beak of Australia. who 1 Yioitiq this oountzy.

LTCAS the council of the InsUhrU. pre sided end among others present were i Lord flues. Lead Yiddoe. Lord tpd ico. loud rtkilioc Sr W.

r. Mr Pll of Nr. Mr. W. FT un Mill.

IT of lsad Sir Jn sib Ward Cte Z. a of Joe. Mr. Andrew CV iaw far Aw. uulii Mr T.

HUH lor S. W. wniuti sir JL plilpe. Sir O. Tnuoo.

the Accu Mrftt Inc Victoria Weutwe sad Sooth W. Mejo tt Hoe Mr 5. rnDualla Sr wnUaa Sr A. tM. Makir ewral Sir Sc Man.

O. L. Hm Kr Baton Ueabihiig. JUM. 90 3.

A. Sr Bar O. DoolKW. Sir G. Luder.

Sir J. Y05505 Sir Lavmea a Mr. A. Uut of the Mr. DEKISOT rre1hndjng to th toast of his health.

which had been by the chair- man. said that it was particularly gratifying to him that the Commonwealth Bank. of Australia had taken its place readily and acceptably among the great banks It London that it was recognized that although bank was owned wholly by th Government of Vu. lta. it had no drain.

to take undue advantage of its unique hacking. The Act gave very lull powers to the Governor who had sole management of the bank. The wee no board of directors and the bank we. entirely free from political interference. To enable the bank to he started he had to burrow 10000 from the Treasury for current expenses but the loan wan quickly repaid.

Since June. 1913. the hank had made rapid. stridue. It lied 3 brenehe.

and 2756 Savin Rank end. the tot-el awW It December. 1917. betn over 47CKM 000 the profits for that year i 266Q. The aocamDlW profit up to that date were T5 941 The flotation of war loans we.

placed by Commonwealth Government in the hand of thus Commonwealth Bank. Mi war loans had beets tooled end about 150000000 had been Bubacribed. or about 30 per bred of the population. Ch er Tb Commonwealth warn able to meet it war tore rraculIy from its own resources. Tb beak lied also floated loans in London to the extent of 15400000.

end it managed Government toe and municipal loans in London aggregating 25914100. When war broke out Mr. Fisher. then Prime Minister. pledged the CotQmonwealth to the man the.

lat chilling. The wealth of the pl wee now about 1500000000 lid In addition. th re was the wealth of the nation. The total debt of Australia to 607530000 the security for any loamt that might Le rained by the Commonwealth Government wee absolutely sate. The bank also arranged that Australian notes smut taken abroad by Australian soldiers lid travellers.

were raid at their fuse. value at a feYOUP- able rat of exchange. To deal with the return of soldiers a special Minister of Repatzialion had be appointed and the Common wealth Bank pro- used to open breochus. in the principal repatriation onors and military ray ft Mr. ANDREW FLqtER in proposing the toa of the ba IT man.

said that the mobiliration of the wealth i Australia had been leresly helped by the esistcnce of the ommoltb lank. which had worked in harmony with the Government and the private inptitctiorm. which were equally intereiited in the oU of Australia. tz.lia wan a nnity to-day prf tr than before the war. and he hoped nh would remain In erect of the mpir.

for ever. Cheers. ARRANGEMENTS FOR TODAY Dot of Imouob' ion-- i sdet Battalion TS Qnetti WstmuiIr. Vu. 650.

10 ronmucbt distribute. ton fvp 5 anw elves Gnlre rpm la ild af Oar Dumb Lrstrir. TIle uablt Mirttrtcn. 330. lord QufBt td sgIh I Kir ud it Bnx ma rtu in aid of sad TottnhU iiOiliiiY U1aIo.

Mr. MOBUTU. on Isudise Rdono. Sir John on A leeCue of Mr. on tin Allotment MnvoDmt.

teals 1. PYt4 at or Chester. 31 Brnth OrYbeTetir qrtfr IL TaMoa fLrfft. W. Itibleni Sutr i toa Term bf ti 0 TonIBiEhop of oned on Iiivme ldom Iirtr lAii Cprr Co TV 45.

A Mi I. AOumbm. 2 G. rttn It. Sloiadrn 2 IS Au Onm-dy.

en. of or Cane Eesart LyrouJ a' FW. I Till- yndruvrns ma. il ce. w2vJmm I I cf lies I 45.

i Giltwrt WTUl" FrUoohip Visit In JoniM rUnc Howe. Se in tuoO witi UunpAeaJ SdboD tArnfTKi- rr San ri- 17 a. i U. Moon riv 10 I. a'- mg 11 July 5" TA fla 1T.

Tu il 1- up me. fr 24. MP addreaw tmt bold. taztoe Halt Wwunmner 0 Vr Tfcnm S. rMoe no tit Ito.

Inn AM. trench as Sunday ul' rM It. Nklfonal 7 cuf rx t' muud cina TrafalcM-t-rj-aJ Mwtinc of WI 1001 Imcmweo lunetead IL loser Lure i ilre or linen. Monjiid tin old of lartT liCinjton' Pr' Pitra I rr 2 Sannw-i. SIS 5t.

en. 10 31 119 JolT 25' iI wt qn udivy oo 4 rMr tLod" 15 U. vat. it Loodo. Bnd 52 II.

sad RED CROSS GOLD AND SILVER. Among many. gifts WCCIT-H by the Gold and Silver Commit tI. tit tb iws are rnafrrflcttnt sulitheil wood ant Silver iD--CKifr hnr tig the Ch jrchill artuM. jrr a by the UukeofMarllxrouKh a ri silver-pill- m--h I i TI.

mm Jj rd Kliioa I a collection of gold wu.lry from the S. Cla i an I a of fjr I and oih' from Lady Murray. Many int thin. were received in tb country on hivcr Wedlin Pay aa EJisa tlian silver rbnhrw om Mr. E.

I' Hills a spoon and fork which I rltinKP i to loi Ntpokon from Mw White both pM nt to the Mayor of Sudhuuya collection an early. orgian suhvrp WiHt-ctH'l-r oct the Cong DjviMion of Ch hire end to the Eici collection a Georgian silts taucfpaa and lid bent. valuable j4 wi lry. 39 Old trfrt. i th p6t fur receiving gold and silver for th ltd Cfo and also the shop where it on sa.

to the gu.1 public. i of Vurnapc and urttotgneenrflhs arv it at tha following rate Two guise. for Ii. tunes or i M. and ten hilling for tech additional e.

0.1 mi ouia ffwnte or I liar. 4 liar 0" ftf of ftfht words. An' nnunrsmcnt shefui ft add rested to th Manager Private dnnoiorcceieul lJc artmcntf Ttmtt. London. DAVID GREIG The Firm that lowers Prices First.

NO MORE BACON COUPONS to Mr. to cm people tie Nary -Ithe Mercantile Marine. til Britain Mmntrr of Fool in fQCA 41 OOQ pOCuMD HI RAfu toBKoomdHBatW from to- 017 yoo can buy AS MUCH BACON OR HAM AS YOU PLEASE Without Coupons. too Bdt MJmstry of Food for xU very ip Tfinii cuoctx on behalf of the. Britalt People.

BACK- STREAKY. rolUR RASHERS LARD. per lb. 8 8 Plenty of Lard on Sale at all David Greigs Shops. Hal ml LONDON.

if. 271. mi 1173. Ztantfn Brie MALVERN The Queen of Inland Health Resorts. Far rcmered from Dancer Zoo Provides the two essential to Health.

PURE WATER aid PURE AIR. Fee mill THE MALVERN TYPE OF AIR Mrmirf 26 li 6. usaamilit Good Good Golf Seprb view. the Public mc Ualnn Boson. Perth.

tamGanlMa For rttmstnlti HmOuek rtatPI SuMtOTJ Utkxn poce MALYERX ABBEY HOTEL MALVERN. BtstsmJmai First Class Residential Hotel Apply Xotagarm. Tel. us. MALVERN WATERS i Softest end Purest Obtainable.

S. itrasow. springs Ma DEFENCE OF THE REALM. GOODS-CARRYING ROAD VEHICLES MUST BE REGISTERED. BEFORE THE 31st JULY.

1918. The ONLY uctpUpns are as underi a Vehicles. roauat by the WIT Office. AJrniraty or Air fore Vehicles wholly ormanly used in agriculture. Hori-n vehicles jilt a loaf cap atj or less than 1 swt Registration Forms Ire obtainable at the Police Statue nearest to the puce where the vehKles are usually kept ON AFTER 1st SEPTEMBER NO- VEHICLE MY BE USED WITHOUT A PERMIT ISSUED BY THE ROAD TRANSPORT BOARD.

NO PERMIT WILL BE GRANTED UNLESS THE VEHICLE HAS BEEN REGISTERED. By OrJer ROAD TRANSPORT BOARD of TradtV i I I i I rt ctircnUtr. 6. panidby Qui not Co ntf Grt 4I in.Cb tie ArM ptain R. Lond Po.

Ki rm at ConIr Ihi5. rtemoont III King at nortk Jt. read lv te tJooJl IJordrn and 11. May For pI. 10 rnd.

a pl y. JIioi1t Hon. alrr Lon. MP tIof or J. be Ri ht I.

I. II tbe bold in Wtmg ere In aucndenee. I ow rtain tIof I. a. d.

od ft rd 1" lgnmerie f. yrhirr rd and ml1 retnam Flntra urd monthben oil Crai1 1ur C- tle. fo for er. ton horoa h. HaJL nor for.

6. Jr 38. Portman sqnare oDda1 10rAlloa. ildrod J. rul 60A nd hy 11I i.

Et the Hol Tb cmo 111io 17. IJtJgra tJat thorit of mb on. me Io1- OOD. 1111- Comm. ftr ii if i tlt ou of Dru 1 CUJ CZT.

3Ic. the from u. sntd it td rue JIIIs 1UIi iii It 1oIIon4. REOPE IXG. TIlt nee till rxh.

hitinn ope I. 011 nomy Ill tI. ai el jrcto ha I Tru. bn. ol I to from 0.

am rdin ly I hi bit jli I pa JI Th ill mdud. "Ip, nd hi. I' I dunroti nr I rL 0Cbr. in" and I. ma to or- i Io ner 1 Tho slibit 11.

11111. to on eh day I Ptin noj o1tT I I nOBIJL I I. I In queotion of br nmli pla u. and totllr km 01 ho has lalln bt wh. 1iIo ct II Le ady Ia" I O.

io ili ri I by fJ rlSJror ISTS I A po bIt itjoal iiin tUT dy II if the or I. EA Strhoxs SpRIXG CABBAGE. in 1 en. StTFOs Ii. The 1 utlire Per hld II.

lid. ounce Ii. 91. I Lo. n.

iown body Chha I I. 1. 5" It" ooar Hrherr id S1J pt. AI MI' Lhtol I can Itronly Hhin1 the 6. Cohh in lOt Aotumn Mr.

1. I I. HJI. SVTI0Ns RIL Tho n1 popullrLly for pd PI nd Is. ounce li9u1.

I hI16 ICT. of Iour April and of I Co hieh Lo. hOW kern no three Iy th lher. n. 1' three plot wl cb J.

KhJ Eq Gre. O. Iy St1T F1pWERfSPRISGCABBGE 11. Ib Sp m. crop.

kt II. and 10. lid. c. II.

91 L-j bad I wondrlul eal Sutton' flower of end LIne oul do. AND I. GIWUJL Jllarri pl el" cptinJub 1l ay IWY. LrtiU. orkeno C1 fton.

lL has' rnntldDd bet. Lieut olond I O. Mioo BAirdd pl Felingat ork Lan. onl I. 1 Mm.

Th mrann. U. ad. Ealin cO Y1LUa. I TBooaeo1 3Iill I.k- unltt" If Yillr i1 row.

nd daugL andlIn Lac mamj8bD 1Iend Sop" I epmn and I. BfOI WII. Cavicz ent illl n. RFA IIOCOndonli N. nd al Faa later A S.

H. Baa. La I. BeY. II Currant au Willi moon roft Glad I' JobnaelloIBarnJIcld m1oy.

WuracsuofJg took ootl Guard. Mrs. Ii. Lad ol Ha. er rddr tr I.

celnthtepf 0' rid fi nd i Miu. ie 3Ii. id. tencein Cumbt Ware erfopedchineand wit It WILLSAlD CTORS i died I ti. tSO no IIoLD n.

and ho ii. Ie late Lord twrsld. the liamntlar tUIle3 tlQ. hed. n' tlOQ lyof n8 urr foDog oral.

3. 11' read. E- Ut 11. V. 11sN un Woen.

0 the R' lor. 1 IO lotmarT lo I. lie. of tmld B' ua sad r. oed 0' Uil lIm P.m.

301 G. 70. nt Tsateflne. JII. G.

EdIo 10. TOLO DO pu lie hibit moo 1 onntionith nnld th 1797'1 opopationa tbWeot Indi. han us lady byAhur oLo1on un orr. al I pi. mtimlNrtAn I.

lan tio. tcb Wl Vn Jjwn pnthy MrJ 1' 111. in. I hutch om. i usbuwn I 101 of.

tj. B2iyj I dh nlo and n. in. tlntin it io. rrr bAp.

rrhonl I MILLIE Slit ED. I rol fin if' nry I'M I Thu od SL II rk Ir Sol nl I CA lou1o- I who wi. Imbud anI1Ir. i I otl d. i nf d.

7. iIdTh I Of. omol. Li 1 I h. of dsoLud 10ik.

tb. I. 0. b. i Jlluatl cna I bf' ng lIiIon t.

O. 11t01. I I Umfi heist ht 1 I hr1atm. read t500 blie nt usugtrcsted What ld ju Chuhf fj m' ooita a 1y whic lle te Ch i. judg Du nub.

ar ctrion flu Te" g. Curh' mebhp hle maiupu' it ion number dilr tre pwr wa. Dlo Prprty nyChurh jn st otttc aor evidenr abiliy atr rlin tOmmunt Tey manif tw' nat nt it athit fon rclable iniation 1r hh Ii" i pialy euipp Populay ha in. frnUy tn Dmpaiment Cuh' falt Ile. it.

prand it mion. oter handfaitfui mon ha ofn rl hmlt world. I tat Ch att nur wembr aUtgir i le itma. ntaly miiona therfor nlt Sktced iLof I er le nale nd Iiens of' turn. I tn nn' cnnt lit memrhip tl.

wtin it rmn outide. meau" Cburh' i fatbful. mi adm al-6" se tho outde. Is ecec jud ca miatol. rther weth expd.

te' bynd it ber. srtnl Iuo dlt ad ortne. it pblc wnip it lial pr it plta pwer. it fdlty rae it tt apmura rte ho i eaod b. wl.

it eer i man domint. fat le indiYdnl a. tb Te Ch prmaly mae IO t. wi. brg tri.

tt ha swasip me' endeavou follw ep. to Patm. Li. Ld tea t. ed pran" Die lov i al te minlled foru.

lfe i bo fatfuln. awul rnhilit. mnt pr cutr te aicon letm. sva holit orld 10 nnb. ptg py.

tat pric 6elt mo T. 9. eares p1 mie motve ad pUs. whch. aet 1 may Crsia.

loer 1.1 sirtal te Churh. dc. enng itmrp 110. jug tre umt dipl vino. fr cha ha.

bn cire eaetppl frm Montit Prt sl s. arig mid othe. ho woulr npudat thoe pt. efors atn Prel pn. Curh.

I tt eprpt it i fo i ler ad mwt Mnle wth Te imprt tng thi ther houd hea Chrita ety ad owen ca fat ad cvicton wboin brb ad day rAin loya te preipl. th fe. and dgag er mor ad cnuc i ety hi t. sy mt te Chta ide i te oreg lv. Te a te me hle t.

kp CW a slt whchprsrws fr corpton. Te mn Curs uo i it pr fho pple wek fal- men tey i tur it miir a eervideni cle dsr cmpaios t. mintr cnot Cburh faitfu de pnd" te sure hie aon peh rmpve mitr mantneTbe rf ml nlly rplenor. I Chuh woud ctnue i t. it lfe mut rhe irm Mo mb aeptng hully adun" fatfu ly hear catolic dorne ge te" le pfoud trt" Ilat al le iGo 01 It ad tt it te PUC caot attn pt enefe of H.

pirl. I ithe Chnr" hi" om" median" itrnt i ga. tu i It i aur he i brg ts ga ttngthenl 1 fhin su trconat vit arnl pr et ed UcES flur wl ma FAI TI TE The Du. RoLl' lb i r1 :0 arly hoW hnd 7. T.

lht 0 IoU fr sm. qui I fhnhtall rl nht in i chloAr dop maaU I 1' 11 h. an to. fdlO. upl A ndllt lb.

Itkd te I I. I Im IndI ri i In. o. I Tm eihIT" cwb. jui.

I HuILn' lt 7 iuhl 1 cod oud trn 1 ob" rl 5. Ur PAD EDIOR TI TDE. iiTol u. hO' v. np ie mon I.

vwc rt Iund pot or fm 10. tue nig in. jU'- I. deiquny 10. w.

InoU" mny uUo 0" Omo hlo cl lhl lilution cub. Snut la ibl. il II. in ltdihh1ay. 1 l.

he El 0 Io. wmkboy" du Jn Pady' G. ad Ut tb dinirlt. tig i. 1 i n1 pt.

bor" hunl i iim bl' 0 il lM o. Ik 010 I wk In rm. tdu digw mmnia. it nrn tbM h. inunl 1f.

I I dut Ind 1. th. i 0" 1' a1 mn lo bT. iti' al" old ight. mcln lbl I b.

rub ll" 0 pi. gfbn" wn nuhlno 10 lun lW 1 kid. ro rlr ouJd who. intted IALFOIR 3. Bu gbm- rEC I h.

lhy 1ub Lndo I NAUTICAL PAXGiOlRVE ch1 lh. Xatc CI i Pabu wt TLna hnlh 3dt I I hr I. Mthnulh col ln1 rmbr 191. lh no. d' I fiur mo.

I GI i rl am fi b' pllo Ili tu I I TE AT BEGIG. FROM cpmE A. JrIy ho at. Ctiok TuIY. Elnd isi th ie tout 10.

th muic. bit rgg. whch pa tb eut. coy mhc omplit mthe mtica prblem i whc tr a nomu rider wht" atuh i ft hv pd attn I fa. pile ttg ulia Bll engrigng Dr dtnc frm fj not" bl lh.

cn Dr hmlic at fou cmplte ea i i49 nt. Anthr tdrtion i tr dtente onmein sce. shw i foloig Car. CK RiJg. i 1 I 8 I 8 4 3 7 I 8 0 8 0 7 I I U.O 91 1 12 I 0.

idl. Th. nn Ih. weight i th 1r 11' ebprgg oe pntlbm 8waf tbl ad ths pu" IncI lhk. an ty.

calon whn dj of on bl bn dewn i doe al laI vly. ma iprat. th. metho emplo ed tug. bl.

rlir ti. er tht prcpl ai Egwh tue oly th ffth tne Xomnl ett 1 hl Contientl foun snt I attntn gtng tw Iow I Hw Xot Stke i pre i Te ext bl i detred i Stre Not. di Atr I lelon suy bll EUp wtr I foruat thr rtg pr. I fet tug bl. i rolog tr i I hn mt h.

I wth I bo i I hl. Ee a 1. pp t. I ca ay tue. princr t.

Itb No Qt 5) I I I ol pi oud Ig aily ton. ma be I pe tu hoth. II drd. aj coc it mpt pt in Itit the niW tn. hh i tu a mu.

a. zt-ee beiht 1th. tk- prprtio. I A oe. OI.

e. ml bt a' 1 jwt. menton tt detc i prcply th entrr M. Lughbrugh. I Dt prety eupp etblt cf it kid i eJlenc.

ad i mttr en- glulton II ar. nw. bi' me i ou 0' eut. Th bl i bgh I ple mucy whOn plyed frm ca eon pTOp whch Dt mute. acy tue a' aluto nt Mu i to.

t. mor i por. 8 tt eer not mut. i pret nr Te eoWu plaY clVr ag pcple a 111 mn a ora. Thcr ar r.

uppr rprnttO blak ad the bl nol. ory keb Ther. pa. frm one' ad a ot w' i ar luk wth dO harth ltle fgl big prtl wb Itr cr pvnt iju' wh ig. A aout te pruc depn upn aout for wth wbch i 9tck.

wi udemo tt cron plyg I rur otrnh. wel lrity ad W. Te enexion btwn t' bl clappr eme prncple. tke ation u. oran.

Te buk play i te mer bn Cor a mt I playl agando chmtc anr dalonc I cn ren er. amo I AJ te musc plye mu opiliy ang xutt itrumnt plig owg te araton bcb exit i cmpa" ad e. Th. dtmnd kc muiei. sp.

Te Duth hr quaty ad tht crn rlyg ml. i. thorouIh kolel muc hd ad fet. ad gut. DOU LIXG I.

ALLABYDEELEYS I Wek ta ad. Umula cbirrto. r. I. aa1Dr 11 I' 1h annuncdla by 1ond.

le ont 1011. 8b sptndudlthak at tIOOOO oa rromi. r. Ln' Wo Wapn W. whih.

ty Lton' il f. tIOo 3. nJ. wnltc1 8hwI itt' wl ill ni I hclr riP 14 ii 1150000. to qu r.

aJI l.I..of th- of Si Alexsuler Illark in offering to lend 510000. frre. 01 nktItb Government. proilrd thai. rimby reined ttIIOiOUO Iuring it Tank Wk umpl which the National Woe San.

Committee would glJI folioesedby olb' DECORA 3fd. Chin. i I I Ro" 110 the Commdt oflh. II onnar. nITfd lie nubli rho or bp I h.

ur Di nltt i H. I. a' 1 rJC r1b i Ki.1 i. Ti th I flluwiuu ar Mated. iufrnt nin rend I i on" Ordr 01.

0. Ir- thSulindntnd torn. Ad liaon Mal tAn1IJrC to CAV A wnCHESTER Ik. al iddlo ri" ir oi 1 II F. utrd th At a meeting of the Stoke ni.ton Conwevati'- And Urioniat Association G.

II. Jon. LCC I win adopted the Unioniumt candidate for the new Parlionwuutrnry of Stoke Sington 10' the I' amenlar election. I a BOX. CORAEsQDr.

mU fruitnd we CM. or and It he obake' 1lT Ja pall of I. I k. weIIlor po1 ma he m. he.

way aerarlnl' 10' CnlliIo Ia the rome. I. tI. thoroughly Id Ffebd tbOftdb deep evth. jar aI II 0 all of.

I win i pierce i 10 I cauli o. seine 00. I jar I ai. ca I I. to the 1.

Id' be bari ot l1li o. cool. I tie uJWI d. he oral d. in tb1Illb of ARmu.

CE YTT RR. tI Oon Comm Is ebaircean of Tard Leigh. JIr Ir Wsl Sir 11or 10 lb. 81 A SDG. DooI.

Loa. 1it3' II. sad tksaaihih saski. DE ol8OI the wldchhad been Iilyd I bank. the uni ue A erno Th.

Iy lti1 inl rl th.Tn-aeI ry fo CUrrctl'- 3' 1 56 TinlIant to belor Ct 700000 thrrotlt C3360. ptluuptolhatdatet7IUU. t. Go nt of. mm nwealth lwarloans t30 pop Tb.

it. The t5. UIOO Fis TheoaItJ1 thur. dI An. Ilia to-day wss Ithal In a Jd Jlr iI rate bahlf8.

IlN nted. Commonwealth eln in' 1" mo. alth I Au. Ialia ist4n. ba I Itl greater lore It be fo XGE IE TS te no i Onolwlkh 1.

I II. G. b. 4 hlrsad Rid Part. To US IuY If.

SF. lad SlrJ. acueel 1oJJ WI Thr ilsn. SetY On. ion' Sr.

Vaiion Oxford 0xfanI1IQ 101. CT1W. Us. AllitmL AlIwn br Ii. oj D.

O. I telood. Phsoe E. 0. U.

Wal. I Gil WhltrYu MOi 7 30' MII 1. 1117 I. qoatre. lo.

I' do. to. nllru tendon bodes. III and p.m. wn.

1onOOIIIILIoaL I I T. It ad4 un. r. 3. XI It.

ollno or Paul' C. r. 00. Fn 1 Bth. j.

re' Pcrn Pu I' JI1. un If It I. n. in- In' 0- Lho 10. I.

a ps GOLDLYD recriced iI" nm 1 ltrd I I wine-cooler. I.n hbilll tiukeof Marlborough nhAI.1 Lord I Id IT Clsi n1 Man interesting 1. I the untt Hi Day-an EJ Elinishetlian Im r. EI 1.1 Iol on Mot por sudl u. neM I' Iy.

orgian I I ton Chohirt. ndto Ezeter GrgInI p3t1nd jewelry. I 9 i nt f2 sa. otiec rGtcs- I. ri leer.

ac. e. I nur a the Vrjcrtpanst The I I I the peopIetLe tit. of. ItJCIa cood pa tI rd to Bacoi and lima tkr7WcaD w.

t'-cuI to 118' w. 2' MAL VERN 1e 0 Tis. Zone. dPURE MAL VERN 26 1916- So Terrace doa 111 jar The SUTIWr 1. I HOTELMALVERN I aJ sl J.

JI BURROWS Wr TIIo MatoTas rif i or ptlpns" an er- AJml ty. re. rt. capacity le PolICe. EHlCIEMn tRA SPORT BO.

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