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not She did not care for meat, and / Neither did Edith touch the meat 1 was no one cook it except Edith one in the house but witness, Edith ’!?’ deceased. Witness had the steak pan in the kitchen, Edith bring You did not notice what gn© with it? No, si

beggar us if be will. We are irremediably in his power, Edith, you and all of together." "Then Heaven help us," Edith said, sadly. "For that man's nature is pitiless and implacable." "Edith, Edith, listen to me, darling. He is not pitiless, he is not

said that Edith was present when James was taken ill on August lfth. Edith said nothing shoot the new houeekeepsr. Mrs. Cow Walker. A beefsteak wan brought in. but the. witness did not care for any of it. Edith did not eat any of it either. Edith cooke

dead? faithless? or loot he met Edith? It was nest to' impoesible that he could have met. Edith. Ile wail four minutes overdue when Edith left the drawing-room, and he had not come when, thirteen minutes later, she heard Edith call the dogy in the hall

love to Edith. Of course, Mend knew it was burlesque and mere fraternal play, and Edith could not ha all of that, but she should known • not earnest. The situation was growing un • le. Now and then Julius's play deceived Maud herself. She saw Edith did not

did not know anything about Edith’s marriage Murray. Murray went away for a week, and they did not know lie had married Edith until three months after. Tlte Coroner: Did live with Edith after the marriage?—He lived with Edith a few weeks anti then came

EDITH CAVELL ANNIVERSARY A Paris message of yesterday’s data says—On the the second aamvereary to-day of the death Edith Oavell, the Edith Cavell Hospital School was visited many eminent Various were bestowed yesterday ft number of nurses. Th« bust the

meat, and said so. Neither did Edith touch that west. There was no one to eat it except Edith, and no one in the house but the witness, Edith, and the deceased. Witness saw the steak in • fryingpan in the kitchen, Edith being also there. You did not no

Victoria Cross —Miss Edith C. Cross, Killy- May Keane —Miss M. Dinsmore, Cooks! own, Annie Hayes—Miss Edith Cross, Klllyman. JUN-lOK HONOURS. Annie Cullen, L. E. M'Man’jf Dungannon. Kathleen Cullen —?liss L. E. Dungannon. Edith Richardson —Me. George