these noble words on her lips there died from the bullets of a firing ,quad of German troops on the 12th October, 1915, Nurse Edith Cavell, martyr. heroine, and saint. Condemned death by a ,farcical German Court shortly before midnight eight years ago to-day

LAST DAY. By CLIVE R. FENN. Author 01 “A kiitter Yoke,” “The Pilgrim and the Star,” “Scouts Three,” “A Royal Romance,” etc. Edith Hurst drew herself up sharply as she heard her mother’s step. She was not going to make bad worse by showing what she felt

presented by Vice-Commodore- Starters—Lodv Edith (Mr. John. Good. Irish Y.C., Kingstown): (Major T* Cockburn-Mercer, Channel Islands Y.C.) H. M. 8. H. M. S. Edith (winner) 11 40 7 ... 16 54 11 55 ...Nottimed Lady Edith conceded Cooya 30min. 36sec. Yachts of

remain always Yours sincerely. GEORGE H. TANNER PROMISING PORTADOWN VOCALIST. Our readers will be gratified to learn that Miss Edith de Pauley, Parkmotmt, Portadown, had a splendid reception on her appealance at the Ulster Hall Organ Recital in Belfast on

an hour. "It is no use.” he said. “They are racing through the Nobody else seems to ha\c a chance where Jew is concerned.” Edith stamped her foot. It was abominable. seemed tu her as if some agent of malice were work determined on thwarting her in her

sacred, as Edith Cavell’s legacy: Patriotism is not enough—and we are to hate no one, but to love all 1 I love my fatherland, and it were sin if I were not to tie loyal. When I drove to the place of execution on that aad morning with Edith Cavell I deeply

years Messrs. W. M'Calla and W. Hume, and is now the property of Mr. W. A. H. Wybrants, of the Royal Irish Yacht Club. Lady Edith and Cooya, the competitors of the previous day, also took part in the race, for which prizes were offered Major Robert Workman

smaller glacier. This is the Edith Caveli mountain, named after the martyred nurse. It is exactly twenty miles distant, and yet in a dear day it does not seem a mile away, so deceptive is the atmosphere here. The drive to the Edith Cavell mountain discloses

dress and you said you wanted, to to college,” insisted her father. At this Edith looked away and would not talk any more. About an hour after supper Schlenker missed Edith and fonnd the skylight on the top floor open, with a ladder propped against it

her after life ispent in country; it woukl he much 'better for her live with Edith. Well there, perhaps, Kate right, and it would be very nice live -with Edith. Then .Edith spoke. She would have been delighted, too, Inrt her husband was rather irritable