completion. Edith Sparling, Edward's wife, knocked the door her brother-in-law’s room. He had a email suite at. the end of one of the innumerable long corridore for which the old manor-house was noted. It was a picturesque old house, and Edith loved it dearly

it more clearly, r.A. ady them. Tell me the truth, Reggie. I can bear it." I descriptiou, ln nearly car it was ward," mid Edith, and her voice. thong% Edward. Be mid nothing about him being not _cold, was eery cleat and incisive. " fie is deeply involved

THEORY, Doris Webb, Edith Dunlop. Molly Campbell, Harold Mark. Maureen Lcnighan, Mina Smyth. Amy Cosgrove, Madge Kiernan, Stepney. TYPEWRITING. STAGE l». Hilda Nesbitt, Thomas Low, Mabel McFall, Ella llyndrnan. Beth Allen. Edith Evans. Martha Kirkpatrick

Madge Crawford, Edith Cranston, Doreen Clarke. Edith Cunningham. Marion Cochrane. Marjorie Chambers. Lillie Campbell, Nellie Clark, Dorothy Dixon, Sadie Douglas, Eunice Duncan, Jeannie Duff. Mona England, Irene Fullerton, Ethel French. Edith Forrest, Julia

Two weeks ago Edith Florence Catling, a pretty, fair-haired girl, who has only just tamed 16, locked the door of her room in her father's house at Edith Grove, Meseta, in which she had been playing the piano, on Sunday evening

Laughlia. Junior Sophiafars—Latin—(2) Mary Edith M‘Kee. English—(l) Walter R. Entrican. French—(l) Mary Edith M'Eee. German(2) Jane F. M Dowell. Political and Economic Science—(l) Mary Edith M'Kee. Physicsa) Mary Edith M'Kee. Metaphysics-(21 Walter R.

her and came quickly her senses as Edith whispered to her: "Now work! Keep your eyes open and gat ready!" , , , She was introduced to several people, whs took somewhat languid interest her. Amy was talking to Edith whan her eyas fell'upon a stout dame

Latin-2, Mary Edith M'Ker. Engligh-1, Walter R. Entricen. French-1. Mary Edith Berman--2. Jane F. M'Dowell. Political and Economic Science-1, Mary Edith l'Kee. Physics-1. Mary Edith !killer. Iletrphysios—e. Waltiv B. Ent riran. Logic

Reggie arrived back in a station Edith, watchiw from the terrace, ran out be meet him. Hie face was very grave, and ilownehow she knew that be brought continuation of at least part ot her tears. "l'm glad I went up, Edith. I was in time. Coale in here,

sen’ices rendered be conveyed to Pilotmaster Kane and the pilots and crew of the Edith William©*; that, in the special circumstances. m» charge made for the services of the Edith Williames on the occasion, and that no objection lie made to the crew of the