... conscience they will spend lifetime trying to make restitution, and it will take them, all their time to do it.” The foregoing comment was made by District Justice Walsh Portsalon District Court yesterdiay, when youth named Patrick M'Ateer, Ballinacrick ...

... AMEBICANS SAVED. The following Americans who were among the passengers sent telegrams to friends London announcing their safe arrival at Qusenatown: Dr. James F. Bowler, Mr. Charles McTawney, Mr. John Olachewaki, and Mr. Claude Roode. The three latter ...

... RABBIT SHOOTING FATALITY. FRIEND'S UNAVAILING SACRIFICE. A youth's effort, by blood transfusion, to save the of a friend who was accidentally shot while on a rabbiting expedition last night, proved of no avail. I Herbert Plumb (19), son of an estate :agent ...

... from her husband. Dilemma A friend mine is in a quandary—l tan call it nothing else. Recently she received a letter from a relative in England, and ieamt that the gift a small sum of money had been enclosed. Alas! my friend could find such gift in the ...

... modesty, and his unselfishness is dear, not only to his family and friends, but, if we may venture so to put it, to the wider circle of the | nation. He has had an arduous and trying time these many years, and has gone on with the burden beyond the limit ...

... and a friend tell 1 me that lie hail an experience relative thereto when walking citywarth, on Wedday morning. He hail read in a n tir*Paper the phrase a Mr: Chambeelain Veterl above. when lie was hailed by a friend lsiSiflg by on a bicycle. friend'. to ...

... greatest practical electricians of the country, has died. Agriculturists from all parts of the world bad visited his farm to see his electrical apparatus making buy, and his many other devices for saving labour, A bachelor, be was a brother Mr. James Archibald ...

... HOW SOLDIER DIED. Mr. Bennet Burleigh, in the Daily Telegraph, tells pathatio story of the noble death of soldier in Booth Africa. After Talana Hill, writes, friend of hie who had been called to help in the overcrowded hospital was mistaken for doctor ...

... nerve troubles, if it had not been for Phosferine. Everything I tried was useless until a friend advised me to try Phosferine, and so I found the right remedy. A few doses of Phosferine relieved and steadied my nerves, and restored drooping energy until ...

... but he was prepared to stretch grandmother tearfully explained how a point in the case of the other youth she had done all she could for her who was trying to join the Air Force. fifteen-year-old grandson, hut, she said. The Air Force aspirant was (M--ahe ...

... immediately they were seized with terrible convulsions and all the signs of strychnine poisoning. The little girl was saved, but the boy died in his parent's arms. The wife showed the note signed Muzio Mat-- tare to her husband. who said he knew the man, but ...

... LEADER DIES. General Rudolf von Horn. who for seven years was head of the Kyffhauser Bundthe German equivalent of the British 'Legion—died in Berlin on Monday at the apt• of G 7. His death . , following an operatum, is regarded by his friends as due to ...