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ed | od hn 3 on Me : Surely, if she Crawshaw, have spared me. Can his S th be such a salve 10:bis odious Can she be happy with this bo! Will hot her own innate re- ent--for a refined, dainty gen- ] oman Nanoy is, and ever must out a tele: bo--will not this recoil and shrink And his. from the daily con tact with the ination. 'coarse, low mind 1' to his| (To be continued.) imate mais --n | * mor 0 ty Should, be with op at ise he loved her still; ! %: der merce: Sons, sonfha, eure nie amt: sn' | cougar TELEPHONE SERVICE. British Post Office. Takes Over the Country's System. ish Pout end of the year the Brit-! ost Office: will take over the agement of the country's tele- one system from the private com: y which has hitherto controlled t, and the British public does not regard this 'particular nationaliz- project entirely without mis- ivings especially in view of the Het that the diréet control by the State of the country's telegraphs has. resulted in a loss of $50,000,- 000 in the last fory years and that the present annual loss is well ov- er $5,000,000, Business men 'are afraid that red tape will hamper the quick and cheap telephone ser: vice that everyone wants. "Almost every European. count: ry has secured 'a cheaper and bet- ter telephone service in the last few years than England has done," said G. Dalzell Read, a telephone * | authority; who is in Lonaon, after having inspected the German, Dan- ish and Swedish systems, "'A telephone at $10 a year is not an impossible dream, but it is a pertectiy sound business proposal he 'systems continue to expand ps be to gaze on her iy doy n Ee oh other share ali ; | Throu is jonrneyings--an with a he had ord a iourneyings. dis- J xs tance 'during his' American trip-- f let- a bon been the burden of' his es he' gew angry with he would apostrophize If as a dolt, and not worthy of man. He would laugh or- | 800 rafully at himself. 1. Was this gloomy, miserable crea- ni ich ture he proud, Ambitions Detrick arnley' of a few montis ago (35. enarmous % Wher were all his hopes his ex r prospects wuld it be possible that he was 80 weak as to let the vision of a blue-eyed; tempting face, way all that hitherte made hia t He cried. Shans. on himaelt over 1» and over again, but all to no know "ie hoon Stronger. men than Derrick Darnley have fallen beneath love's i of Bornt ouch; aud boi ogre ef the present, ate. In Denmark, 1 not ; y already, outside Copenhagen, the relie he would, he could not root Nancy | 4nnya subseription for small ex Ee na Vo ho out of his heart. y prin os 4 "$11 and additional calls e possessed no. common nature, may be obtained at the rate of at he had loved with no common | g5.50 per 1,000 calls. ' | "Sweden, too, has 'a 'most ef- ht, perchance, fotien ficient. and moderate. priced tele- 'but beal it, and' eftace the altogether- THE a few phone, se with more than 200,- ribers. The installation 00 a priv. house is only charge h an pa subscription of 2a 50. > a -- aii through Cen- ut A Sh Turthe by ma sus eyes, and he was While 1d love would | tral Afric By r several days what of | ie the men of Al- > than he|tred J. Bwann's caravan failed to hom h . 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