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... work is as good as that of his beet period. Yet be was trained in his youth as a sculptor. reeeiving encouragement from the noted Foley, but he cubesquently made up his mind to try painting. and met with wonderful success. Mr. Darr has a home in Radnorshire ...

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... VORIAIL POLL.—In ever loving memory of Matilda, the beloved wife of G. E. Poll. who died at Bretresham, on September let, 1910, aged 47 years. Two years have passed, and friends around us Perhaps may think the wound is healed; But they little know the 110ITOW ...

... had sustained. Two members of the family were visiting friends in Canada, and were unable to reach home In time for the funeral. In addition to the husband and other relatives& large number of friends gathered at the burial ground to show their regard for ...

... nobody wants to see them abolished, but a life every two days or so is a serious price to pay, and it is somebody's duty to try sad get it reduced. Some of the accidents doubtless due to high speed and careless driving, bat not by any means the whole of ...

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