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INSTALMENT
XXXIV.
On
the
fifth
evening
after
Lady
Hannerton's
friendly
political
talk
to
the
soldier's
wives.
Miss
Brown
making
her
usual
pilgrimage
to
the
station,
received
an
unexpected
and
tor
the
moment
terrifying
shock.
The
train
had
Just
come
to
a
standstill
and
she
was
waiting
on
the
platform
by
tne
guards
van,
wnen
mere
issued
irom
a
first-class
carriage
Mr.
Serge
Malakoff,
the
great
master
of
music,
and
Noel
Frankland.
They
were
only
a
few
yards
away
and
Miss
Brown,
afraid
of
making
any
violent
movement,
could
do
no
more
than
turn
round
to
beckon
to
a
passlne
porter.
When
she
had
received
her
usual
box.
however,
and
made
her
way
after
some
considerable,
but
purposeful
delay
out
into,
the
station
yard
there
was
no
sign
of
the
two
men.
It
was
dark
when,
after
a
few
momenta'
delay
at
the-
telephone
office,
she
arrived
at
the
Nook,
and
she
was
thankful
that
with
her
heavy
bax
to
superintend
she
had
every
excuse
for
entering
the
house
by
the
back
door.
The
moment
she
was
inside
she
heard
familiar
voices
and
realized
the
presence
of
the
two
men
in
the
sitting
room.
She
paused
for
a
brief
period
of
deliberate
reflec
U&Mnffwr
m3
Copyright.
1927.
by
E.
Phillips
Opprnhejm.
I
will
join
me.
I
know.
We're
getting
into
our
last
stride,
drawing
me
threads
together,
and
it
1&
difficult
work.
We've
got
the
emer
doors
and
closed
them
again
behind
the
t'VP
men.
T'ipii
ah
flnni
herself
upon
the
sofa,
u
a
cigar-
ana
eitner
of
tnese
man
might
maid
threw
unao
au
tne
benefit
her
visit
had
achieved,
but
on
the
other
hand
the
idea
of
flight
was
more
than
distasteful
to
her.
Suddenly
the
maid
delivered
a
very
welcome
message.
"Her
Ladyship
left
word,
would
you
mind
having
a
tray
up
in
your
room
tonight
instead
of
coming
down
to
dinner,
Miss
Brown?"
she
said.
"She's1
got
two
gentlemen
one
her
parliamentary
agent.
I
think,
and
she
wonts
to
talk
business
with
them."
Miss
Brown
was
certain
then
that
Providence
was
taking
care
of
her.
"I
ss)kl
like
the
tray
in
my
reem.
Bueoa,"
she
confided,
"but
would
you
in
a
few
minutes
tell!
Her
Ladyship
that
I
am
very
much
obliged
for
her
message,
and
that
in
any
case
I
was
going
to
ask
if1
she
would
excuse
me
this
evening.
,
I
have
a
bad
headache
and
I
am
1
goto
to
bed."
"That
would
be
all
right
Miss,'
rm
sure."
the
girl
replied.
"These
'
gentlemen
have
been
here
before!
and
they
always
stay
until
the
last
i
train."
j
Miss
Brown
hurried
up
to
her
'
room,
took
off
some
of
her
cloth
.
aast
locked
the
door.
Firmly
es-,
tabttshca
in
her
character
of
in-!
valid
she
drew
a
breath
of
relief.
'
Downstairs
she
could
dearly
dis-
Ungulsh
Piankland's
raucous
tone
'
Lad
Hannerton's
occasional
little'
peal
of
soft
laughter,
Malakofilj
thin,
sneering
intervention.
Heri
nanus
stole
out
to
her
notebook,
which
lay
on
the
table
by
her
aide.
There
was
a
word
or
two
of
Prankland's
worth
recording.
j
Lady
Hannerton
had
greeted
her
i
Tsuwr
i
wnn
some
indications
of
ssWpflBBUHIli
.
"Bat
where,'
'she
asked,
"is
Nlch-cte-
Bretakopf
?"
Matakeff
sighed.
"Wie
victim
of
an
unfortunate
Jrtkltnt
dear
lady."
he,
confided.
"He
will
not
be
able
to
present
bliMclI
la
pobllc
fojr
.several
days.
H
atnt
you
his
apologies-
and
hU
Piwaond
rccrets."
.
"The
one
man
.
from
whom
I
hate
bean
expecting
to
get
a
little
I
fresh
Inspiration!"
Lady
Hannerton
complained.
"I
think
that
my
work
Is
having
its
effect."
she
admitted
thoughtfully.
"At
the
same
time
it
is
dance
rou
even
more
dangerous
than
it
seems.
There
are
one
or
two
of
the
women
who
are
absolutely
devoted
to
me.
and
whose
husbands
are
entirely
on
cur
side,
and
I
had
a
word
of
warning
yesterdayone
young
staff
officer
has
been
detailed
to
go
round
and
nuke
inquiries
about
exactly
what
I
do
say
to
these
women.
I
shouldn't
be
surprised
If
I
got
an
official
visit
at
any
moment.
Then,
Thornton
doesnt
make
It
more
easy,
she
went
on.
The
Stan's
a
fanatic.
Courage
is
all
very
w8.
but
he
hasn't
an
ounce
of
discretion.
I
get
the
placards
dews
here
for
him
quite
safely.
They
came
In
a
Times
Library
box
by
the
:30
o'clock
train
several
nights
a
week.
He
calls
later
and
oottects
them.
His
methods,
though
are
perfectly
terrible.
lie
scarcely
wata
for
the
lights-out
bugle.
A
Itw
aights
ago
he
pasted
over
a
moBcand
of
the
placards
all
an
encampment
where
he
was
continually
within
fifty
yards
of
the
sentries.
Even
though
he's
only
a
reservist
I
should
think
he
would
be
liable
to
be
shot
on
sight
if
he
were
caught"
Malakoff.
rolled
a
rfoftretto
mUV.
long,
skinny
fingers.
His
freqaent
naneos
toward
the
sideboard
nro-dwaad
at
last
the
desired
effoct
"vermouth
or
sherry?"
his
hos-tesa
inquired.
"Vermouth
mixed.
U
you
have
.both
.sorts
with
a
little
lemon."
was
the
prompt
reply.
Frankland
P
novel
vl.Oi'
Th-
"General
Maltravers,
my
lady,"
it
I'd
leave
the
neighborhood
for
$he
announced,
fe
ttae."
The
general,
a
short,
sturdy!?
she
sat
up
on
the
couch,
and
man.
with
Iron
gray
hair
another
soft
fingers
stole
invitingly
bronzed
complexion,
entered
with
toward
his
hand.
He
rose
at
once
isome
clanking
of
spurs.
Ladvlto
his
feet
and
stood
upon
the
Hannerton
gave
him
her
band,
I
hearth-rug
with
his
back
to
the
which
he
raised
gallantly
to
his
'fire.
lips.
From
the
moment
of
his
en4
'I've
lold
you
In
what
capacity
Usance,,
howeverr
she
"guessedhlsf
I'm
hirMe.rcjhe'f
continued,
j
ermna.
lMand
weve
got
ta
lace
tnis
tning
"You
haven't
come-to
tell
merout.
There's
-a-great
-deal-of
can't
dine
tomorrow
nleht?"
'
easiness
tbrouchout
the
camn.
lsh
asted
anxiously.
I
They're
worrying
me
at
the
war
-uan't
say
mat
mat
was.
tne
office
aDout
it.
it
s
gone
so
rar
object
of
mv
visit."
he
admitted
bringing
a
chair
up
to
the
side
ot
ner
coucn.
"im
afraid
I
shan't
be
able
to
manage
it,
though."
"Henry!"
she
exclaimed
re
proacniully.
"You
see.
it's
like
this.
Mono."
or
tommy
rot
Hie
man
who's
hejvent
on.
"I've
had
a
word
or
responsible
for
those
posters
will
two
wun
you
on
me
sumecx
rx.i
tv
hnt
nn
stent,
vhm
wp
catch
r
i
.i
ii
;r-r
.
o
gency
meeting
to
tackle
nexnas,
so
to
speak,
and
we've
always
on
their
decisions."
The
woman
at
the
sideboard
mixed
drinks
for
the
two
men
and
briught
them
over.
Malakoff
qulp-
ed
his
down
greedily.
"What
will
interest
Your
Lady
ship,"
Malakoff
remarked
with
an
acid
smile,
"is
that
we
voted
you
what
you
asked
for
last
night
I
don't
want
me
to
be
like
these
5000
pounds.
That
should
enable
you
to
clear
things
up
here
prop
erty
ana
nave
a
uwe
in
your
pocket
for
Monte
Carlo."
Yon
dear
man'"
she
exclaimed
with
glistenirtK
eyes.
Malakoff
produced
a
fat
notebook
and
laid
It
upon
the-
table.
Suddenly
she
listened
for
a
moment,
leaned
forward
and
covered
It
wtth
her
hand
There
was
sound
of
the
tramping
of
horses'
hoofs
outside
and
a
firm
'footstep
up
the
paved
path
"I
knew
something,
of
this
sort
would
happen."
she
cried
in
an
I
agjiated
tone.
Herc
s
the
general
Quick!
Slin
into
that
little
room
behind!"
She
opened
the
communiratintr
tton.
A
meeting
between
herself
et'.e
and
took
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BACHELOR
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ilk
other
women,
do
you,
Henry?
You
always
said
that
I
interested
you
because
I
was
different.
They
have
nothing
to
talk
about,
nothing
to
Wink
about
except
their
bridge
ur
uicv
serrenu
or
weir
lennis
or
the
misdemeanors
of
the
colonel's
wife
or
the
flirtations
of
some
one
else,
or
the
general
hardships
of
an
army
life.
You
awn
want
me
to
iret
Into
that
rut?"
"Look
here,"
he
persisted,
and
ihere
was
a
ring
of
something
unusual
in
his
tone,
"you
and
I
are
pals,
you
know.
XJnnn
but
t
havent
come
to
see
you
this
af
ternoon
as
a
pal.
I've
come
to
see
you
as
the
general
in
command
of
the
district
here,
and
I
tell
you
that
people
arp
talking
in
a
very
v:eer
fashion
about
you
and
what
ems
to
be
your
Dronueanda.
I
act
m
pocket
what
the
foil
THAT'S
wrapper
means
to
smokers!
And
it
does
far
more
than
guard
your
Bachelors
from
breaking,
chipping
and
fraying.
It
helps
to
retain
the
freshness,
the
full
fragrance,
the
mellow
mildness
of
the
rich,
100
Havana
filler
.
.
.
and
gives
you
the
full
enjoyment
of
every
Bachelor
you
smoke.
Because
of
the
protection
afforded
by
the
new
foil
wrapper,
the
Bachelor
is
a
better
cigar
and
better
value
today
than
ever
before.
Smoke
a
Bachelor
and
sense
this
improvement
with
the
first
puff.
M
1
Individually
foil
wrapped
iOc
and
In
pocket
packs,pf
Bachelor,
that
we
practically
decided
to
chuck
our
winter
maneuvres.
Some
fellow's
putting
up
placards
all
over
the
place,
appealing
to
the
men
to
elect
tneir
own
officers,
pool
the
pay
and
that
sort
wuic,
out
wus
uraeer
we-ve
got
him.
but
tnere's
no
doubt
that
a
to
tackle
it
seriously.
Of
course,
you
married
dear
old
Hannerton
and
all
that
and
became
one
of
lot
of
harm's
been
done.
This
talk
of
yours
to
the
women
may
bo
exactly
what
you
mean
it
to
be
tWhlnc
hut
enllfrMenart
rmllttoe
treated
yOU
as
SUCb.
but
I
ri.irp.HAW
hut
tt'
tnHlrur
th
mm.
wou
ju
uycu
m
nussiannis
uuernai
propaganda
ana
Its
when
you
were
young
rather
sets
got
to
stop
from
this
moment."
these
people
talking
considering
Lady
Hannerton
rose
slowly
to
your
thing.
liberal
Ideas
and
that
sort
of
her
feet.
To
all
appearances
she
She
nodded.
"Yes.'
'she
confessed,
"it's
ouitn
irue
uhi
i
nave
noerai
ifleas.
You
was
not
discomposed
but
there
was
a
smoldering
fire
in
her
eyes.
"You're
a
little
dictatorial,
are
you
not?"
she
asked.
"I
am
not
a
soldier,
you
know."
"I
am
sneaking
with
authority,"
was
the
blunt
reply.
"You
are
liv
ing
in
a
mHltarv
nrea
here
n!
you've
a
perfect
right
to
do
as
poor
old
Dick's
widow,
but
you
come
under
a
certain
phase
of
military
Jurisdiction,
and
I
don't
want
any
misunderstanding.
You
were
laiwng
of
goinc
to
Monte
Carlo
quite
soon.
Go
there
at
the
end
of
this
week.
Be
out
of
here
Dy
Sunday
if
you
can
manage
it
Have
the
house
empty
by
Monday."
"I
don't
question
your
motives.
I
simply
say
that
in
conjunction
wun
rnese
aamnaMe
placards
and
pamphlets
and
the
strikes
coming
on
and
all
that,
your
attitude
on
'cial
affairs
isn't
arroreciated
down
here.
I've
delivered
my
ul-t'matum.
That
ends
my
visit
of-
think
if
I
were
you-and
you
'5?
y
som"nit
nice
know
very
well
how
I
hate
to
lay
jVcn
tn
Henry,
she
begKed.
1929
I'otection
in
ciar
case
in
box
r'.uth."
He
nodded
accepted
the
drink
Td
?.
cigarette
which
she
lit
(or
mm
He
oasred
his
right
arm
round
her
waist
and
even
accepted
and
returned
the
caress
of
her
lips.
"I'm
sorry,
of
course.
Mona."
he
said
"It
s
been
ripping
having
vou
nere.
dui
it
s
orougnt
me
i
"O
againt
the
red
taoe
at
War
Office
You've'Wn
Jofftf.0
discreet
without
a
doubt.
ajSf'lhj
mes
from
me
as
a
pal,"
he'
wed?
op.
dropping
ws
voice,
"there's
a
nretty
well
authenticated
rumor
that
vou've
stot
some
undesirable
S
lands.
Cut
loose
from
the
whole
ing
and
get
off
without
a
moment's
delay.
Oet
over
to
Monte
uario
or
somewhere
and
forger
!t
an.
rm
sorry
to
have
you
'go,
bur
it's
got
to
be.
for
both
our
Tfikei
kci
b
on
oi
ieave
later
on,
1
expect,
but
believe
me
Main..
and
now
I'm
saying
more
than-1
oouia
oo,
meres
a
treble-headtd
ecret
service
working
now
home
tfice
mlliUrv
and
police
and
lerre
no
fools.
That's
enough.
"Yes
that's
enough."
she
skthed
"By
the
bye."
he
went
on,
"who
tc
those
two
Queer
looking
haps
I
heard
give
your
address
to
caxrcao
man
at
the
station
an
our
ago
fellow
with
a
pointed,
"lack
bear'i
looked
like
any
sort
-i
scounnrei
T
dv
Hannerton
lauKhed
nftv
'
That
was
Malakoff
th
sreoU
st
mu5-lan
in
the
world
"
sh
onfided
The
man
with
him
was
'lie
secretary.
"Malakoff
--chap
whose
music
i'l
the
papers
are
ravine
about?"
ne
general
mused.
"Don't
IIVp
th
ook
of
him
but
T
suppose
a
chap
ike
that
can
look
as
he
pleases."
The
eeneral
glanced
out
through
the
rain-streaming
window
to
where
his
orderly
was
walking
hie
horse
up
and
down
In
the
dark
street.
'
in
my
last
visit.
MOrva."
he
old
her.
"Sorry
things
have
got
T-oome
to
ah
end
like
this.
I
may
get
up
to
town
on
Sunday
night
for
dinner
not
at
the
dub.
cu
irv
a
quiei
place.
-Our
farewell.''
she
murmured.
I
should
lore
It.
Henry
but
why
not
at
the
club?"
He
shrugged
his
shoulders.
"Frankly.
I
daren't
be
seen
wltn
vou."
he
confided.
"You
mean
that
I
am
a
suspected
person?"
''No
use
beatfaur
ahnu
tK
buch.
That's
exactly
what
yeu
arti
inqyu
give
you
a
iinai
word
of
warning.
You
11
nrobabhi
he
watched
from
this
moment
unMt
you
ieave.
l
u
send
you
a
line
about
Sunday."
He
klcced
her
fingers,
then
her
lips,
and
took
his
leave.
She
peered
through
the
gloom
and
watched
htei
pass
down
the
narrow
th
and
mount
lightly,
notwlth-
tandlng
his
fifty
years,
to
his
'addle.
Then,
with
a
little
shrug
of
the
shoeMers.
she
threw
open
the
folding
doors.
"Dinner
In
a
quarter
of
an
'
she-
announced
to
the
two
men.
Noel
hurah
tfiajba
ifTMtt
Ftankland
ierked
his
over
his
shoulder
towarrW
g.
ne
answered
the
note
Iry
in
hi
face
with
a
nod
its."
she
assented.
"One
of
he
women
must
have
given
me
way
i
nave
w
oe
out
of
the
'elgllborltood
by
Monday."
(To
Be
Continued
Monday)
The
Twenty
Years
Ago
column
'
the
Vancouver
Sun
on
Thurs-:
.v
said:
"Hi
Honor
Judge
Young
..
down
from
Prince
Rupert
wttfi
Mis.
Young
and
Is
registered
at
lie
Hotel
Vancouver."
rr
l
tteaa
V
utters
at
McfcXE'S
t
An
extensive
line
of
Gifts
for
every
member
of
tho
flisnl.iv.
Visit
this
nonular
stnrfi
and
spp
nil
thn
lntnot
i.
.
:
I
,
.
V
,
.
i
S
i
7
.
"WM-mt
ami
iwi
mft
thinms
nlainlv
marked
at
a
rantm
of
nnpps
iVini
uiill
o
r
i
"
o-
r
-
i
?i
ouil
t-U'i
y
p'Jfjp
Toys,
Dolls,
Games,
Meccano
Sets,
Souvenir
Goods,
Novelty
China
and
Glassware,
Books,
jne.
a:
h.
stn:
K.
Steen
Stone,
2;
V.
Krlkevskv.
1.
L.
1
2
P.
MAoie
Leafs
M.
New
1C-
8
Boddif
3:
C.
McTod;
E.
March.
'll-yt?'-
L
L0.
8:
M.
dll-christ;
total,
29.
Intermediate
uansers
is
Burdette;
P.
Smith:
P.
10
6
4
BASKETBALL!
Sport
Chat
Fancy
Leather
GonJ.
a
Flowers,
Decorations
T
T
Jlfe
Ct
I
Three
Tun
Tail
Beaten
Br
Elk:
'
There
are
many
in
Stewart
who
Xaw
lose
to
BanVers;
Maple
:
would
like
td
play
basketball
butt
Leaf
Rout
Toilers
I
difficulty
Is
being
encountered
4
VAW'.
'
j
the
matter
of
securing
a
venue
j
tereste(
Upsets
la
tee
Senior
and
Inter-1
tor
the
playing
of
games.
Last
much
n!.i
mediate
League
encounters
feat-1
year
the
Stewart
theatre
was
used
eoover
r.
ured
last
evening's
basketball
'
hot
the
management
of
that
ball
double
yi
1
canes
at
the
Exhibition
Haft
'M
unwilling
to
have
It
used
again
Towns,
Three
Two
Taxi
had
a
subetan-1
this
year
for
thJ
hoop
game
It
New
York
al
19
to
6
lead
over
the
Elks
at
i
has
been
suggested
that
the
hell
of.
they
v.
the
end
of
the
first
half
of
the
at
Hyder
might
be
used
bat
the
the
stmt
Senior
match
but
the
Lodge
Men
matter
of
tr
asportation
present
Ulcw
"
came
very
much
to
life
in
the
a
difficulty.
The
basketball
sttua-
snort-:g
second
neriod
and
snatched
a
33
tlon
brings
to
the
fore
the
Idea
;
wwness
fo
XI
victory.
During
the
last
five
of
having
ft
minutes
or
so.
the
score
was
tled.,Qme
sort
provided
The
win
of
the
raw
rvri
in
1
is
the
on!r
town
-MJ.
Writing
Sets,
Pictures,
f
Papeteries.
Candln,
a..-
victor
lYhCYO-nvnrhYnnnm
sin
ORTHOPHONY
VICTROLAS
AND
RECORDS
RinvnlQ.
11
nartrtc
Gloria
Flnnr
I
T
I.
f
r
Vacuum
Cleaners
P
ii
tt
r
am
.
.
L
k
k.
J
.
W
I
I
J
1
I
-
I
ww
UL
l
Headquarters
iaii&
i
uuk
A.tiAo
auui'ri.M,
A
I'LEAS
UPSETS
IN
eeHMmmity
iTunlty
hall
ball
of
or
l
.f'rSSiSkatinerlereli
itrenathen
the
hold
of
the
Play-
tne
north
that
doe
not
posses
ers
club
on
first
place
In
the,00'-Bentor
League.
i
.
Naval
Reserve
threatened
to;
An
Athletic
Club
ha
now
neai
me
iau
moving
Bankers
m;
organised
at
Anyox
as
a
si
me
micflBcgiace
xeague
as
mej1
1
isry
to
toe
Anyox
comr
led
12
to
8
at
half
time.
The
League.
The
formation
with
Financiers,
nowever.
struck
their
club
of
aroliDs
for
boxing
wrmediate
and
rallies'
division.
A
readjustment
ha
been
made
In
the
executive,
It.
Deeth'
remaining
as.
president
while
John
Lasere
has
been
named
vice-president
and
George
Ktnglemann.
secretary.
It
U
planned
to
stage
fix-
?'
iif.?
-Donaltison.
t4iHr-town
contertlwlth
,
Prince
t
rtUnderwood'
a:
E
lRudert
later
In
ufo-
seaion
are
fA.-.iJ
Bartow;
total
ft.
Nary
J.
Pierce.
n
v.i.
K.
Smith.
6:
D.
Stalker!
2;
R
R
'
'
Wicks.
2;
total,
16.
Leajue
Standings
teS"
itendin
to
date
are
-Jf.
as
follows:
Senior
W
Players'
Club
5
Three
Two
Taxi
3
Elks
2
Intermediate
Big
Four
"
4
Bankers
4
L.
2
3
5
fbeirlg
entertained.;
UNIVERSITY
COACH
SEATTLE,
Dec.
14:
-Jim
Phelan
the
new
coaeh
at
the
University
of
Washhigton.
1c
expected
to
bring
about
a
number
of
change.
High
School
3
2
8
Naval
Reserve
2
5
4
C
N.
R
61
4
2
Ladles
W.
L.
P.
Maple
Leafs
5
1
iitlO
Tollers
1
5
2
Wn
Hi
made
a
lively
match
of
It.
finally
etc..
will
be
attempted.
Loaders
ij?,,,,
whining
out
18
to
18.
itor
these
activities
are
now
being
2JL
h
',,
Th
ToOers
were
routed
by
theisoaght.
The
new
Athletic
Club
has
cSSf
u
Maple
Leafs
in
the
Ladlcc
Lea
w.'
elected
oftteers
a
follow:
prt-
ti
k
,
the
wore
being
2
to
17.
May
Net
dent,
William
Ring:
vloe-preai-
fff
JS
accounted
for
sixteen
of
the
dent.
C.
Karen;
secretary.
D.
WW-
ifb
.
Leaf'
points
and
took
a
long
lead
son.
i
ff
K,
on
the
Individual
scoring
sheet
'wMl
fnr
Im
hanu
IT.1t
41
-
'
TV..
r-j..
.
t
Will
be
DC
ou
"Jl
-
"-"m
Ullir
SCUIC
X
UC
AUJUK
lUIUiaMMJ
UIHO
WU
1
lto
2
for
the
Manle
Taf
held
a
verv
niMMMfiil
tnivrnammt
f
W1Q
iMtchell
refereed
all
rwenUv
with
elhtMn
enutdaa
Erne.
There
was
hardly
a
hand-!
participating
In
the
rompetirton.
I
Of
fsni
present
to
watch
the
The
nlavera
were
divided
Intn
tm
gM
owing
to
the
eoU
evening,
groups,
the
winners
of
the
first
,
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol-
'
group
being
Mrs.
McRae
and
T.
Kws:
Clnke
while
In
the
SMVtnd
1r
en,or
isnutn
and
Mr.
Ooedbloed
were
ii:.
i.i
.
uurvjcn.
8:
i
winners.
Tne
club
now
ha
an
en-
B.
natchierd.
12:
R
sm4tH
t-
n
.t-rflment
nt
fifi
un
mam
Ktt
wHI
fct
sta
ker.
2:
&
Ourvich,
2:
total
27
the
nrosnect
of
more
ioinimr
afte-
nb
n
vii.-i
t
a
.
.
.
,
.
-
a
1
,
.
...
uiucm,
j;
ai.
uudin-
unraimas.
i
rj,
7:
W.
Lamble
12:
J
rnr
,R-.Nelaon'
r
F-
Burdtte.
i;
i
New
Ufe
has
been
injected
into
to1
M.-
.
J
lUl
T?etbaIl
leagues
at
.Anyox
..
?
olcsw
and
the-prospect
are
new
brtghi-
vjuitico.
j!
u.
ir-
ea
lor
acuvuv
m
me
nir
in.
Vancouver
Is
Sudcess
Be
A
UUUIUi
'
Ujr
L
ci
ia
.,...
,.
tf
Wrest-
iis
a
ait
un1-"
.
Many
TUnn
atTw
Port
S:n.;
north
wh
('
1
Haysr'.-wind.
34
Terra"''
east
wind
4.
Rossttix.i
'.
Alyar
h
Alice
Ai-IO.
Anyox
1
Haselc
below.
fcnithr
-
ow.
Burns
1
'
Vandrrl.i'
QUC.'U'
Eighih
V
Whitn-.'
1
vlod.
7
Carinti1
1
ow.
Dawson
1
C
S.R
TB.tLNS
or
the
East-(Mons..
w.-.!
&
rom
the
Fist-
,
Sons..
T
Vurk
was
-v"
uw,;:;:'i
1
f
TUCHiTAlrifi
a?
i'
.1!