the family fortunes he agrees to marry a beautiful young heiress, named DAWN, whose father, Ben Compton, a self-made iron magnate, has a mortgage Dawn Compton. on• Wedderburn. Chase. Some time after the marriage a friend of Dawn's,

Regiments Lose Half Their Effectives —Lost Moral. A Corfu delayed telegram says : The Serbian Press Bureau issue* the following statement: Several inhabitants, whom the Buf garians deported, have escaped to our lines. They state that the Bulgarian regiments on the Cema front hav

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Another possible Ambassadorial appointment I heard mentioned yesterday was that of Ur. Arthur Henderson as Sir George Buchanan's successor. Such a selection would please the Russian Socialists and the British Labour Party, but Mr. Henderson's insufficient knowledge of the French