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T H E M O R N I N G J O U R N A L W I T H T H E S E C O N D L A R G E S T N E T S A L E .

N o. 2,656. i l eg i s t ered at t he G.P.O.as a Newspaper . MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1912 One Halfpenny.

BY SENATOR SMITHOF THE

BEFORE THE^9 CROSS-EXAMINED

NEW YORK.

Scarcely had the Carpathia with her survivors of the Titanic catastrophe reachedNew York, than the Senate Investigating Committee held their first meeting at theWaldorf-Astoria H otel. The first witness called was Mr. J. Bruce Ismay, the chairman of the White Star Line, who has been so much blamed in New York in con-nesction with the disaster . Giving evidence on the first day, Mr, Ismay said th at &t

the time h e got into a lifeboat " there w asn't a woman on the boat deck nor any,passenger of any class so far as I could see or hear." Above, Mr. Ism ay, who i^seen in the centre of the photograph with his hand to his chin, is shown giving hiaevidence before the committee. He is also seen in the portrait,(Ellis an aWalery.)


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Page 2 Advertistri* Anntuniemen'lt. T H E DAILY MIRROR April 29, 1012TH E ART of theis to mould the c orset to tlie figure ; to gi veproportion!; to show line .lud cuvvc andsliapeline^ to the i iutiatc dfulne sscan be modul ated an d slenderness built up.A clever expert wiil mould and support a ndtrain the fi.^'ure into its natural and beautiful lines.But you must go to her on her own grounds,to be studied, and fitted, and made friendswith, and advised, amidst all the paraphernalia of her art,

THE T RU TH is that very few womenknow how to j hoose their corse ts, the p ointsthey should look for, or tlte tilings to avoM,Very few know even how to put them on orlake them off, jiow to care for them, howto prolong their life,HALF AN HOUR in a FIT TIN G ROOMat S F : L F R I D G F ' S will (each you all thesethings ,

yr -S

MAKE FRIEND S with the CORSF.TJERK,I'lace yonrself in her hands ; tell her the priceyou feel prepared lo pay ; let her explain lo youthe many different sizes and shap es, the cleverlittle dodjies for promoliuj} comfort , the recoH-iiised iiieaiis of reducinH or increa sing sixc,TALK to her, question her, listen to her, YOUWILL BE CORSETED AND INTERK.STKDAS NEVER BE FORE.One of our Corsets, a nd one whicli ive unhesitatingly aver lives up to its name, isthe " Smart Set." It is specially constructed to modify and mould the stoutfigure to grace ful contou r in a he althfuland hygieni c manner, an d also to help thoseof slender build to wear their ganii ents to(he best adva ntage . The materia ls are verydurable and have the most expert worknian-ship put into them^ so that there is nodoubt as to the lastingncss of this corset'sefficiency. Price 21s,

K are ever to the forefront with som e ne w a ttract ion to warr ant l adies malt ing special effort to pay a vis it toour Store. To-da y, for examp le, we begi n a very elabor ate display of Fren ch Model garme nts , detailsand i l lu s t rat ions of wh ich wi l l be f ound in t o - day 'a "Da i ly T el e graph ," "M or n ing S t a ndard ," "Da i ly

Expr ess , " and "Mor ni ng Loa der." I t unable to call , please take adva ntag e of our excell ent letter order service,and our l iberal proposit ion by whic h we pay carriage on everythi ng to any whe re in the Brit ish Is les .

Ladies' Hosiery.Ladies' Gauzo Lisle Hose (as

fine as silk), with new openclocks, in black only. *?/fi

A pair ^ 1 "Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose withnew open cloclis, good wearing(jnality, in black only, 2 / =A pair ^ /Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose, vertical dropslitch hroushont, 2 / =in black only, A pair / ~

Overalls.

ouses.1.Pretty White LawnBlouse, nicely tucke d andhaving a dainty yoke ofembroidery with lace insertion : also collar and sle evesto correspond,

i . - Splendidquality Jap SilkBlouse, in extraheavy material;yoke composedof silk, edfiedwith tiny braid

and having effectivecolla r & cuffs of VaJ.Inseriion, 6 11 .

Fancy LeatherGoods.

Strong and Lig ht Case ofcanva s like finish withfall front, fastenin g %vitlistrong olip and with slidingleather handle Fitted inside with sandwich box andpint size vacuum flask ^jComple te with flask *' /Leather Boot Bags, forpacking boots or shoes, insoft leath er, and made withtops that draw close K 1%with a cord, A Pair

M 100.A Blousuii inline qnalilj' êpliyr,^ ri mmed Qua ke rcollar and cuf?s, withbuttons, in magyarstyle. C olours: Sky,Light and Dark Grey,Butcher, Saxe, Pmk,Reseda, Mauve, andBlack.Pdce7/llf^4f

M 300.A Lady's Blou se in Real SwissMuslin, trimmed Calai s Va). Yoke andvery fine embro idery. SizesJ3)n. lo 15in. PricePost 3d, % i !

Accounts opened on receipt ofLondon Business House

Reference.

Boya' Wfll-cutOverall Iniioilandemfiroidered red,wltli red patent.belt. AJso inBliy, embroideredwhite and skypîtent belt, 18 or20 inches ... 2/ 6

Bors' Jersey Suitswith turn downcollars. In sky, re-frda, navy, brown,white, aaxe. scai'lot,purple, grey. Stateage of fioya 14 io 6veara, all one price5 /11 C a p s i / 3 4

Child's smart ^yityfi.îîJKi'.îJi^*' Biibv'a (.'asomeiit Zaphvr Overalls, well)itt!e 'lussoi'o "Crt::^!* !-'-'^ (j otti Crawlm-s sijiookoci by hand at waistSilk Smnci , fitl iiwkc film happv, anduiilfs inakv,n avv.red ,to 3 years, being Prettylfl.t ie while Lawn In sky. chiLili- pink, reseda. 'Also' whJtoalius, long.hanii- Frock,ha ilsonielytrlm- pag' o. navy, lap), tivoriills with pin spot ofembroiiti reii c.ol- meii rows of in-ti-tio ri. saxo. old rose, sky, pink, orrcd, Allwa slilarinself-colour, imdliim-he dwlllilril lot Cut vwy fnll lo splendliily,Sk rt, Hnisheit good cmliroid crv. tit, 9 to 0 mont hs 30in. lonH, 1/1 143in. hem, 6 /11 Fit2toj2mouths .4/1 ! i 1/1 l i 22hi, 2/6, ?,4in. 2/n J.

BABY'S SAKE~^ a n d Mother's too-approved sanitary diaper covers shouldbe in every nursery. They ensure pr otec tion to baby andc l o t h i n g ; they are necessary to baby's health and comfort.' I 'he safest ^"^ most comfortable kind areWaterproof

(Diaper Covers)T ry t he perf ect - f i t t ing SNUG P I T at 2 / 6 ,

w i t h d r a w - s t r i n g s to en su re clo se fitting. (No . -200w i t h o u t s t r i n g s . ! / - ) ,

I/you -iVill send ns P.O. for the amount and Id. postage, ice Killforward a sample pair through your nearest shop. Ask Jor

Kleinert's Baby Book (postfree).K L E I N E R T R U S B E R C O M P A N Y , 3 , B a s ! n gh a l l

S t r e e t L o n d o n , E . C .


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April 2&, 1912 Adverltseys* An'nounênmits. T H E D A I L Y M I R R O R Advertisers' Announcements. Page 3

Half a Century'sRepv i ta t ionFor Value

B v i c K i n g r H a n v P a l a c e R o s L c JNew Designsin Robes forSpring Wear.These garments are all of thehighest excellence, and thevalues are exceptionally good,D 23 . W hit e M us l in R obe , sk i r tand bod i ce nea t l y em br o i de r ed andt r i m m ed l ace i n se r t i on . I C/rf*S pec i a l va l ue . P r i ce * J / VID 2 4 . N e at and U s e f u l C as h me r eR o b e , em br o i de r ed in the newes tdesign, t r imm ed with self butto ns,and f inished with lace yoke. Inal l colours and b l ack . 0 * 7 / 6M ade to spec i a l m easu r em en t s ,${- ex t r a .D 25 . S m a r t and U s e f u l R o b e ,made f rom good quali ty coat ingserge, piped with cer ise si lk andt r i m m ed wi t h s i l k b r a i d O Q / â n d p e a r l b u t t o n s . P r i c e ^ - ' / v FM ade to spec i a l m easu r em en t s ,g/- extra.

Ou r New Catalogue of Spring and SummerFashions, beautifully illustrated, is now ready,and will he sent to any address on application.

D O Y O U W A N T A N O T H E R 1 A W E E K ?Reliable persons will be provided with constant home work onA u t o - K n i t t e r s by hosierymanufacturers. Experience unnec essary; distance immaterial. Write at once, enclosingId. stamp for postage. \J\^zA O t h e r s Say.Leicester, Ja nuary 0,12.Mviiushana is very pleased with theHtoclt-Ings I hitve mcide him, and savs henever saw Blaclipoo!, November 17/11.I received your letter and cheque for H/- forbetter stockings In hig lite andlilies them verymucti. I leavnt to kuil. in Icsa than one dni' onmy machine and received my first cheque withina waek, Itliankyouverymiichforsam eandwillsend In more stocliings next week.~:Mra. E. B. wages this morning, and.thanii you for same.,1 (iBi quite satisfied with the way you havetreated me, and shall bepleased to recoraraondyou all I can, Jlr. A. H.E N Z & CO . ( O e p t . 23) , 52 , Be I v o i r S t r e e t , L e i c e s t e r .

PAIRS OF SHOES F R E E ITo still further popularise the celebrated" D A R N O M O R " Hosiery, particulars ofwhich are given below, the Proprietors havedecided to distribute 10,000 pairsof L A D I E S'OX FOR D W A L KIN G SHO E S, either Glacôr Patent, .Solid Leather Soles, beaulifully finished, Enelish make, to all purchasing 6 pairs of

which is made of GUARANT E ED P URE WO OL(not cotton) on the celebrated Aufo-Knitfer, w hereby,with Helvoir Splicing, Ihe heel and toe are rendered-the ,.strongest parts. If a hole appears within two months a newpair is g iven F RE E T ORE P L AC E . OurGuarantee aoco,,,-panies every box. ThisHosiery is the most COfortablc and shapely hose madeIt gives a neat, smart appearaniand is a revelation to-all. GSocks, 2 pairs, 3/- ; Gent . ' s antStocRinus, 2 pairs, 4/-; Boys'Stockings, 2 pairs, 3/6; Golf6/-. State sine offoot;. Postashoes 6d. With every order vpair of shoes, as illustrated, is squired andkind preferred. If. ,ner House Slices will be given free instead of Ladies' Walliing Shoes.0 C 6EHZ & CO:, Hosierj M anufacturers 2. Belvsir House, LEiCESTEB.X TKAOi iD INARf S AMP LE OFFERS e n d for t h e s e . B a r g a i n s ato n c e to avoid d i s a i ) poin , t me nt ,fetunwd NOTICE.Owing to the janormous deBiMid for these Plumes we' canoct supply mote thun two to each cus'tcniei'.Visit our Showrooms 30.000 Sioc)t tos e l e c t r r om~or s e nd for Calalpgne, free.-In Blaclif White and all the lirteet Spring shades'(as sketch).This lustrous full flued REAL- OSTRIÎ.a Plume, post^ free ohreceipt of remittaijce for 2/-, or 2 foP 3/6.Bring ti9 your own FeaiherS to be Lfincered orfenovat^d. Weare experts. CAUTIOIJ.iVe (ire tlie originators of DirectSupply from Bird to Buyer.NOTE ADDBBSS-Oppoalte Selfridge'a.T HE C OL ON I A L OST Kt C H FE A T HE R CO.,,, 485, Oxf or d ; ^r e t , L o ndon, W.(All Floors) over r.ondon City and Midland, &ank (opposite.Sghîage's). NOT A SHOP. Telephone 768 9758Gefrard.

TAYLOR57 , 58, 59 , & 60.New Bond St., W.22 3 & 223a.Itegent St., W.

SpecialDisplayOF

DAINTYWASHINGF R O C K S .S m ar t Z ephyr F r ock ,Bodice i inely t i tckedand t r i m m ed sm al lbu t t onsM agyar s t y l e .S k i r t has p a n e l ' atback and is embr o i de r ed at s i defront. In all shades .10/11S i l k Hose , in allco l ou r s , at 2/- pair .Writsfoi Illustrated, Price list.

KENSINGTON. HIGH STREET. WG R E A TS a l e ofTRUNKS

AT HALF USUAL PRICEST O - D A Y ^^^ DURING

ON E OF THE M A N Y B A R GA I N S.Wonderful Compressed Fibre. Trunk, with MelalBinding rbflnd Lid, E:iposed Nickel Frame, SolidCorners, Eight Leather CapCorners,:Tray lined Tw ill, Brass Lock, andTwo Front Straps.Sizes 27,30,33,35 inches. All one pr ice. ' Carriage Paid,E7/6

PONTING*$. Kensington High St

^^"^ GX;V i n d o w F a b H c s ^^""^ "^^^ OU R M.W BOOKIDEAL HOME DECORATIONS."ru n of suggestions for MODERN WINDOWS.It includes the Newest Production ourPATENT HEM C U R T A I N S ,% yMPERIAL ^

NEW IMPERIALW o v e n In one p i e c e , w i t h t u r n o v e r h e m m e d e d f f e s .3yds . lonf?, 54in . wide, 10?-pair . "W at e r f a l l ' ""DSIIU CuFtalDS, 2/11 per pairN o . 219 . P O P U L A R S E L E C T I O N . 21/6.Contains 1 pair extra large size Curtains, 72iB. wide. Siyds . long, 2 pair sCuriains. 601n. wide, S^yds. long. I pair Curtains, 48io . widfe, 3yds . Ion, The4 pairs all the same Ricl< Clnoy Lace Design, durable quality. White or Ecru. Carriage paid 21/.GIVEN FREE-O NE CDOICG FILET NET; CUSttlON SQUARE, wlt b POPULAR SELECTION.Consnlt onr Catalotfne No. 219, the raost Imlportant issued tor Curtains and Cnrtain Materials .S . P E A C H & S O N S . Lo o".gs N O T T I N G H A M .m


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Page 4 Advertisers^ Announcements, T H E DAILY MIRROR AdverHseri'' Annotmcemenli, April 26, 1912

Bargains foi* Ladies.72 Suns had es, visually sold at 10/0, with richGros Grain covers . Reliable for sun or shower .Colours : Gree n, Navy, etc. T.,ong fashio nablehook handles ,with carved bird 's head embehis h-ment . A supe rbly finished and ft/I "Irel iable ar t icle. All redu ced Lo159 Hand-painte d Tussore Sunsha des , Usualselling price 12/6. In each pa nel is painted adelicate spray oi apple blossom, dog 5 / 1 "1rose, sweet pea, etc. AH reduced to J / * *247 I-adies ' Umbr ell as, usually sold at 8/11.Large arm crook handle s in Silver , Oun-metal ,Grey Horn, r ich quali ty tape bor- 4 / " l "tdere d covers . All to be cleaved at ^ / *70 I -adics ' Umbrell as , with sup erb pure s i lkcovers and han dle s of the most exc lusive d escr ipt ion. Fox Paragon Frames . Usually soldat 15/9, 17/6 and 21 . '9, 1 A / Q

Al l r educed t o 1 Vl / l y67 very choice pure Silk Gros Grain Suns had es.Usual ly sold at 21/-. 25/-, 29/5, 35/-. Expe nsiv ehandles; of inc"- jmr/yfi/immw o r t h M f l l d l l l l i -8;g_ MillllMmiMm/.

To every custo mer visiting o ur Showroo ms, (jr orderi ng two of thesefeathers or Boa ihrouiA the post, we wi!l pr es en t absol ute ly fr ee , abea ati ful BlacH Ostric h PInmc . 12in. long. wortli4/6, readyfor wear.We a re the larficst firm of expert Ostrich Feath er Manufactur ers in theWorld.(No connection with any other firm.)I Aaetectionsenton approval, carriageI pttid, on receipt of deFosit or LondonI trade reference.

19his. long. In "Black,White, or ajiy colour.This bsiautiful Ostrich Plume senton approval, post free, on receint ofremittance for 2/ - or two for 3/6.CAU TION .To prevent dis appoint ment note very carefully theaddress and order at once.I* ;y a Vis i t to ou rS p a c i o u s S h o w r o o m s50,000 stock to select from.Send for Now Spring Illustrat edCatalogue of Bargain s post free.Ostrich Boa s from 8 6 to 1 0 .DON'T RISK DISAPPOINTMENT BY GOiNG ELSEWH ERE.

Also Branche s at 133. 135 aod 159, Oxford Stree t , Lo ndon,

Your own Feathers and Boas Lan-cered by Experts. Cull or write forPrice List of Renovations.Ltd. ,Dep t .B ,(Firs t FloorOverHenry Heatl i , Lid. >Tele phon es: Central 12685, City 9567-68.

E lE GA NT P A R I S !Direct from Factory to your Door.H A N D S E W N . F o r t w o p a i r s o rm o r e . P o s t a g e F r e e .S i n g l e p a i r s 3 d . e x t r a f o r p o s t a g e .I s. ex t r a f o r F o r e i gn and Co l on i a l Or der s .At tills remarlialilv \a\y in'ico we aiO supplytiii};ttic most iKShiunalilo Models inFinest (il.ico or r;toiit l,e:iiherPancv Shi)fi9. '1 lipse can l'6 obtained ill Black or Tim, tviimnedWitli Fai t y ilruim wnts.tligh, Slediun), Or LowHcvla.

Modo de Paris.Simitar quality Shops arebein g sold 1)1 I.oadiuR West-i'-iid Shops at riinro thandoab lo t!io pri ce WLI clim-gp.WoiJi-y Returned ittloods not upprovcii.

La Promonikde.Send for COPY ofNew Catalogue.post free from

Th e Parisian Sh'-e IVIanufacturers,Dept. X I la.LODDIGES ROAD, HACKNEY, LOfiOON.

l ^ E - OUR ONL Y ADURI S S . - ^ (BNO CONNECTI ON WI TH A N V O . R FIRA9.

L T D . , T h e L a r g e s tD r a p e r y a n d

F u r n i s h i n g H ou s eS o o t h o f t h e T h a m e s .

S.W.All the newes t and ni iost s tyl ish novelt iesf o r t he S p r i ng S eas on a r e now on v i ewa tp r i ces t ha t a r e t he mos t compet i t i ve i n

L ondon . No t e t he va l ues o f t heexampl e s s hown he l ow wh i c har e i nd i ca t i ve o f t he o f f e r i ngst h r o u g h o u t e v e r y d e p a r t m e n t o f

ou r S t o r e .

Smart Hat in White Tagel Straw.trimmed Black kilted lace \ 9 /f tand Pink satin roses. ** / V

Al l Dr aper yS oods s en t

Car r i age P a i dto any

addr es s I nthe Kingdom.

Excellent quality Crepe Rajah Blouse,Mat;yar style, with fine Whit e Gui pureCollar, as sketch ; also heavy Guipure andpointed style Collars, Medium si^es,Colours: Black. Royal, Navy. Reseda,Grey, Old. RoSe, Brown, Terr^. S / _"Worth 8/uS. Special Price

Ladies' GlacaGoloshed Gibson Tie Shoe.Grey cloth quart e r s ( s u e d eeffect), Cuban" Vik " heels,straiyiit toe capsRibbed Silk Tieincluded. Price C/6.

Most bccoinin!t Hat, in black crinoline.trimmed white jjiuce and white 1 2 / 6

Wonderfvil valui> in a Natural ZephyrShirt,fasten front, box i>lcal,eaihroidcredin Ulack. White, Uo'se, Saxc. Navy, Ilelio,Sky,.^ ^d Oriental shades. Also done inGrey, Zephyr, embroidered samo colours.Double Collars and as sketch. All sizes,and out-size 6d. extra. 1 / 1 1 ^ -Prici i (pos t f ree) * / * * 4

Handsome facedCloth Coat, invari ous s h ad es ,applique embroidered si lk oncollar and sleeves.2 7 / 1 1SPF.CIAL 0 1 ' 1 ' | . ; R . M n t i n e e Kid Glove,white only with black or self -t /jl_-lpoints. Post freeAs sold elsewhere 1/6?.

t h e m o s t r e f i n e d a n d l a s t i n g f i n i s ht o P a r q u e t o r o r d i n a r y F l o o r s .W i l l a d d m a n y y e a r s t o t h e l i f e o fL i n o l e u m .T h e s a m e h i g h q u a l i t y a sJACKSQH ' S VA RNI S H S TA I NS

E s t a b l i s h e d 1 S5 3.

Millinery BargainTHE II

FASHIONABLEMadR of tine Clilp and tri mmed with f our c harmi ng"Piia ies"a nd floral tuhing-, In all Uio. newest shades, In-eluding i'vrtty, Tail, Saxe,Grov, Steel, Hoy, Navy ,White, ai]d Ulaclf,Pi'ice only6/11 Ka^th is slli[>B 13t l W h i f o f t h escaaou.aiid as i tiiia,y t)c worn a sIllustrated orbach to front Iswondeitmly becoming to iill.Also untrimmedlu Silk Of TageJPlait, 3/U.

EXfEAORDlNVRY OFFl'ili of iheSOChannllig Whne Kmbroidi:rGdM U S L I N B L O U S E SONLY 4 / 1 1 f (I'ostagG 3d).

really worth 7/11.Sizes IS to 14i Inches.Oulslws 1/- Kxua.

Casb Befnnded if NotAppr oved .Send for full

lllusirntcd Catalogue l-ree.

19 1 toTH E NOTES DRAPERS

, Kensington High St.,W.

NOTED IfOIt CUTt KKLIAHILITV.!. Button Perfect\\ ishablo I)o&-

aiiu, In wld'o^liisraois, dmh.Kroy Si beaver.liiigllali malie,Price

2 /-PostFreO,

' ''iii'i~ill.M>163- 170 , T OT T E NH AM COURT BO AP . W.C.

T W O SIVSART

F or Early Summer Wear.The acenmpanylii(;llliislr:illoiis an: rsamplcfi of thewoiiiiei-ful vidi icve are


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April 29, 1912 T H E D A I L Y M I R R O R Pag-e 3BLOWING UP THE ARSENAL OF THE MOTOR BANDITS NEAR PARIS YESTERDAY,

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T h o s c o n e a s t h e g ' ^ ra g r e b l e w u p . T h e p o r t r a i t i s o f B o r t n o t , w h o w a s t h e l e a ^ d e r o f t h e g :a n g; ' a n d t h e e l u s i v e c h a u f f o u r .

i u r v i v o r s R e f u s e T o R e m a i na t P l y m o u t h .

Men Ins is t on Returning to TheirHomes a t Southampton.THE HOMECOMING.

Woman's Despair Tur ned to Joyat the Eleventh Hour .

R emar kab le i nc lde iUs mar ked the a r r i va l a tP lymouth yes t e r day o f t he l i ed S t ar l i ner L ap-l ane! wi th 167 s u r v ivor s o f t he T i t a iu i : ' s c r e w -I t ? men and twen ty s t ewa r des s es .E lahor a t e p r ecau t ions i i i u l been t aken by theB oar d o f T r ade and W hi l e S t ar C umpai iy t ode t a in t he s u r v ivor s un t i l t he i r depos i t i ons had

been receive d ; but the men refused to s tay, an du l t im ate ly a s pec i a l t r a in was p r ov ided to l akel l i e major i t y t o Sou tha mpto n .T her e , l a t e a t n igh t , mother s , wives and s weet hear t s met t hem wi th t ear s o f j oy .( Pho togr a phs on pages 1 , 10 and 11 . )MEN REFUSE TO REMAIN.

( F r o m O u c S p e c i a l C o r r e s p o n d e n t . )Pi - Yi iouT H, Apr i l 28 . T he e l abor a t e s chemes o fthe B oar d o f T r ade and the W hi t e S t ar C ompa nywith regard to the treatment of the survivors ofthe c r ew of t he T i t an i c wen t a l l awr y to - day .Di r ec t ly t he c r ew, on ar r i v ing a t t he docks , s awthe beds on the f l oor and the d inner o f ham, bo i l edeggs and cof f ee awai t i ng t hem, t hey became qu i t eunma nageab le . T hey th r ea t ened to r us h t he doukgales , and when as ked f o r t he i r depos i t i ons manyr ep l i ed :" I was as l eep in my bunk . Give me a pas s tog o o u t . "About twen ty men gave depos i t i ons . T hen theau thor i t i es gave i t up , and a bandon ed the p l an ofkeep ing the men her e t i l l t o - mor r ow.HOMECOMING OF THE SURVIVORS.

( F r o m O u r S p e c i a l C o r r e s p o n d e n t . )SOUT HAMPT ON, A, , f i l 28 .~ T her e wer e ver ypathetic scenes to-nigii t when the 10.15 specialtrnin conveving the Titanic survivors arr ived fromI ' l y inv i th a t i he W es t S t a t i on and t en minu tesl a t e r a t t he Dock S ta t i on .T hcy had come s af e ly home, t hes e s u r v ivor s andher oes o f t he g r ea t es t s ea t r agedy in h i s to r y , an dthe i r wives , s weethear t s and r e l a t i ves wen t t o g r ee tthem and g ive t hem a lov ing welcome.As the train s teamed s lowly into the West Stationthe survivors thrus t their heads out o( the carr iagewindows and cheer ed and waved handker ch i ef s .T he men jum ped qu ick ly t o t he p la t f o r m, andwives and svi-eethearts threw their arras round themand k i s s ed them again and aga in .Among the c r owd a t t he Dock S ta t i on was awoman who ba i l come to g r ee t her b r o ther . Asthe s ur v ivor s pas s ed a long s he s hou ted : "W he r ei s F r ank? "' H er e I am ," a vo i ce r ep l i ed , and the womanthr ew her s el f i n to her b r o ther ' s a r ms . So g r ea twas her joy that she almost fel l fainting to theg r o u n d .Another poor woman who had been wai t i ng a tthe dock to rneef her husband failed to see him.She went i n and ou t among the c r owd ca l l i ngh im in va in . Gr adual ly t he c r owd d i s per s ed , andsti l l t lK' woman searched in vain,

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T hen the awf u l t hough t s t r uck her t ha t he wasd r o w n e d .She l if ted up her arms and ran out of the.s tat ions hr i ek ing h \ \ s t c ri ca l l y ; " O h , God I God! no there ! "T wo women came to her a id , and , ho ld ing herar ms , p r even ted her f a l li ng f a in t i ng t o the g r ou nd .Her hus band , t hey s a id , cons o l ing her , mus t havego t ou t a t t he W es t S t a t i on .T h i s as s ur ance par t i a l l y r eas s ur ed her , and s hewent cpiiet ly and tearf if l ly to her home, where, toher g r ea t j ov , s he f ound her hus band awai t i nghe r !I 'ar t ic idarly d is tress in g was the case of i \f rs .B ar r e t t , a f i reman 's wi f e , who gav e b i r t h t o twinss oon af t e r t he T i t an i c l e f t Sou thampton on herfateful voyag e. S he received a teleg ram a fewdays ago s t a t i ng t ha t her hus band was s aved , ands he had been eager ly l ook ing f o r war d to meet ingh im to - n igh t .She was c rue l ly d i s appo in t ed , and on l e ar n ingth i s mor n ing tha t he was among the d r owned hada r e l aps e .Al r eady weak , s he co l l aps ed a t t he t e r r i b l e news ,and is now lying ser iously i l l in a fatherless houscjwi th her , now, s ix ch i ld r en ,

CLOSELY-GUARDED SURVIVORS.( F r o m O u r S p e c i a l C o r r e s p o n d e n t . )PLYMOL-TH, Apr i l 28 . T hi s mor n ing a t e igh to ' c lock the Ked S tar l i ner T ap lan d ar r i ved a nd

ancho r ed in C aws and B ay , t h r ee mi l es f r om P ly m o u t h D o c k .T he l ender S i r F r anc i s Dr ake , wi th o f f i c i a l s o fthe W hi t e S t a r C ompa ny and a hand f u l o f pas s enger s and f r i ends , who wer e ab l e t o p r ove over n igh t t ha t t hey wer e no t j our na l i s t s , on boar d ,l e f t t he dock a t 6 .45 . I mm edia t e lv a f t e r her wen tthe t ender S i r W al t e r R ale igh to ob t a in t he L apl a n d ' s m a i l s .A th i r d t ender . S i r I ^ i char d Gr env i l l e , was a l s os en t ou t car r y ing no pas s eng er s , and ev ide n t lyin t ended f o r t he conveyance to t he s heds on thequay , conver t ed i n to a t empo r ar y "g ao l , " o f t hesurvivors of the Titanic's crew.M r . L ewis , t he p r es iden t , and M r . C annon , t hes eor e t ar y o f t he TJ r it i sh Seaf ar er s ' Union a t S ou thampto n , t o which a l l the s eamen and f ir emen s ur vivors of the Titanic's crew belong, went out in as mal l s a i l i ng cu t t e r , T he Queen , t o meet t he l i ner .I was per mi t t ed t o accompany them.W hen the l i ner a t l as t appear ed i t cou ld be s eentha t her deck f o r war d was cover ed wi th T i t an i cmen , a l l o f whom w er e per s onal ly known to M r ,L ewis and M r . C annon .M r . L ewis made a t r um pet o f h is hands andbellowe d : ' Do n' t sa v a wo rd t i l l they let y ourunion off icials come aboar d. The y would not letus go on e i t her t he p i e r o r t he t ender . T hey mea nto s hu t you up and ho ld an i nou i r y . "P r es en t ly t he S i r R ichar d Gr env i l l e came r oundthe b r eakwater and headed s t r a igh t t o r us , whena s igna l was made f o r M r . L ewis and M r . C annonto go on board. This Ihey nl once did.Appar en t ly s o r es o lu t e ly had the s u r v ivor scar r i ed ou t t he s ugges t ion made by the i r un ionoff icialsthe Board of Trade off icials found i t impos s ib l e t o p r oceed wi th t he i r wor k o f exam in ingthe c r ew un t i l t h i s had been done .T he S i r R ichar d Gr en v i l l e c r u i s ed abou t f o rtwo hours and f inally docked at noon, and fromthe closed gates there came a burs t of cheers as thes t ewar des s es came as hor e . B u t no one was a l l owedwi th in .

Two large bags of gold arr ived in a cab for thepayment o f t he c r ew, and wer e car r i ed i n t h r oughthe gri l ls and the police cor don. A few of the sur->vivors clus tered at the window of their improvisedd in ing- r oom, l ook ing ou t on t he s t r ee t f r om thefirs t f loor , and f lung open the sash to converse withfr iends in the crowd.One s u r v ivor l eaned ou t and s a id s ad ly t o aman b e r ecogn i s ed : "J o e ' s gone . T he boat wouldn ' t come back toh im when he was s wimming . "And ther e was a dep th o f t r agedy in t ha t s imples t a t ement t ha t c r ea t ed a s udden s i l enceO t h e r n e w s o f t h e T i t a n i c d i e a e t e r a n dt h e r e l ie f f u n d s u b s c r i b e d b y t h o w o m e n.Pf enianc( on paffes ,n(l 71

OTOR BAT^BITS BESIEGED AN!) SHOT.Two Policemen Wounded Before

Bonnot Is Carr ied Out Dying.HOUSE DYNAMITED.

Last Refuge of Anarchist ChiefUnder Mattress.

10,000 SPECTATORS.Lieutenant 's Daring Advance Under

Cart to Fire Three Bombs.Besieged for f ive hours in a bullet-r iddled housea t C hoi s y- l e - R oi , near Par i s , yes t e r day , i n t hepresence of 10,000 spectators , Eonnot, the chief ofthe desper ate ga ng of mot or-ca r ban dits , AVas atlas t seized by the pohce.But his elus ive character held to the endhe diedtwen ty minut es later , his l ife's blood ebbing fromtwelve bu l l e t wounds .Hi s end as t r ag i c and d r amat i c as any o f h i sno to r ious ly dar in g cr imes is on ly par a l l e l ed bythe f a t e of t he two Honn ds d i t c h as s as s ins whoper i s hed in t he t e r r i b l e s i ege and f i r e a t t heS i d n e y - s t r e e t h ou s e i n W h i t e c h a p e l .

DYNAMITE WRECKS HOUSE.( F r o m Our O w n C o r r e s p o n d e n t O

PAR I S , A p r i l 2 a . ~ W i t h i n f o u r d a y s ( h emur d er o f M . J ou in , t he Depu ty C hief o f t heP a r i s C r i m i n a l I n v e s t i g a t i o n D e p a r t m e n t , h a sb e e n a v e n g e d .B onnot , t he l eader o f t he no to r ious molor - carband i t s and the e lus ive chauf f eur , was t o - day s u r r ounde d by po l i ce and s ho t dea d af t e r a des per a t eba t t l e a t a hous e a t C hoi s y- l e - R oi .Hi s was a mos t s pec t acu l ar end , f o r a c r owd ofover 10,000 perso ns watche d the f inal scene ofb lowing up the hous e wi th dynami t e .M . Guichar d , t he head o f t he Pa r i s C r iminalI nves t i ga t ion Depar tment , who has r i s ked h i s l i f eagain and again in bis efforts to arres t the desper a t e gang , t hus des cr ibed what happene d a tC hoi s y .Hi s vo i ce was hoar s e wi th s hou l ing o r der s , andh i s r evo lver v i s ib l e t h r ough an open ing in I dsfrock-coat, ihick with dust ."A t 7,30 I arr ived with my inspe ctors at Choisyand s topped bef or e t he Duboi s gar age , " he s a id ." Af t er I l i ad pos t ed men s ur r ound ing the p l aceand opened the door f f ound mys el f f ace t o f acewT th Duboi s , who was p r epar i ng to mount ab i c y c l e ." One of my me n. vvho recog nised h im, f ired,bu t mi s s ed . T ho band i t r ep l i ed , and h i t one o fmy men , named Ar lon , i n t he a r m.

" H A N D S D P ! "" A n e x c h a n g e o f b u ll e t s f o l lo w e d , . a f t e r w h i c hI o r der ed my men to s top f i r i ng ." T l i cn I shou ted to t hos e i ns ide ; ' I L ands u p!C ome ou t , and no har m wi l l be done to you ! '"T he r e w as no r ep ly , and Duboi s l ied t o theback o f t he hous e an i s o l a t ed hovel o f wood andbr i ck wi th r oom f or t h r ee motor - car s . ^" A man who w as s he l t e r ing b eh ind a s ignboar d and b r a nd i s h ing a r evo lver t hen began arapid ser ies of shots ." T w o o f m y m e n fe l l , o ne o f t h e m , A u g e n e ,wi th two bu l l e t s i n h i s body ."Ar lon , who was s ho t i n t he a r m, begged mc toa l low h im to r emain on du ty , and J gave h im myper mis s ion . "P lear ing tha t B onnot had been t r apped , M . I . e -p ine , P r ef ec t o f Po l i ce , t e l ephonet l i ns t r uc t ionstha t no one was t o t r y t o en t er t he l i ous e . "D onoth ing t i l l I a r r i ve , " he s a id . "W e mus t b lowthen l up wi th dyna mi t e . "

By order ol the Chief of the Surcle, the garagewas s u r r ounded . T he news qu ick ly s p r ead , andsoon the Mayor of CMmisy, the local police and theinhabitants i incked to the spot, armed wilh r ides ,shot guns , pitcl i- lorks and all kinds of we[ipoiis ,ever yone cons umed wi lh f u r y aga ins t t he band .The Lit tei rc| ) I icd to the f ir iug through holes inthe wail , and kcpl u| ) a s teady r :un of projecti les .Motor-cars Irom the capital brought oul a crowdcur ious l o s ee what was l u ippcn iug , i nc lud ing anumber o l women in l i gh t s i unmcr d r es s es .Vo l l eys wer e t i r ed a t t he hous e li y gendar m esand Re ptdii ican ("i i iards , and the windo ws werHshattere d to fragm ents . No one could say whiithad ha | ) [ ) cned lo l i onno t and Duboi s -JVearly fou r hours af ter th e f irs t shot had be enf i r ed a b r oads ide o f l ead was pour ed in to t heg a r a g e . T h e n a d r a m a l i e i n c id e n t o c c u r r e d .Sever a l ma t t r es s es wer e l oadei l on a s mal l han dcar t and b r ave L ieu t enan t l ' ' on l an , o f t he R epub l i can C uar ds , accomi i . an i e i l by a r med po l i ce ,approached the house, pu.shing i t before him,CHAWLED TO SAFETY.

L ieu ten an t F on tan C i ir rl ed two bond i s wi lhdyna mite fuses , but these missed f ire. A wagonwas then loaded will i bales of hay, and with ahorse in the shafts was backed to the gamge.f . I eu t enan t Fou tan cr ep t a long under t l i e car twith a bom b and I 'use in his han ds , (^n reachingthe wall the off icer placed the fuse in posit ion andthen cr awled ou t o f danger on h i s hands and kneesbeneath t he car t .Again t h e exp los ion was no t s ucces s f u l , on ly af ew br i cks be ing d i s p l acc


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(From Our Special CoyreaponcJent.)P L Y M O U T H , April 28.Tlie following graphicstories oi the Titanic disaslcr were given to me

by surviving members of the cri.W who arrivedhere to-day. Each further reveals the heroism ofthose who remained to die,Thomas Threlfall, leading fireman, of 128, St.M a r k ' s - c o f l a g e s , Live rpoo l, said :

" I was in my bunk when the crash came.Jimmy put his head in at the door and said :" ' F o r God's sake ! get up here ! She 's runinto something !'"T h e r e were not th ree of u s in -the crew thatbelieved for an hour afterwards that the shipWould sink. We thoug ht that wh-en (he water ha dfound its level she would still float. _" If ever there were thirty-six Britishers, theywere the engineers of that ship." T h e Yankee saloon "passengers were bravem e n . They put their wives on the boa t. I sawon e woman jump out of a boat to try to get backto her husband on the ship." Many women could have been saved^ andtheir husbands, too, if the women had got m theboats when they were told, and had not clunground their husbands' necks,

"KNEW SHE MUST GO DOWN.""W h e n the boilers broke out of the shij) it wasd r e a d f u l . Mr. Lowe, the fifth officer, was in command of my boat, and I heard him say :" ' Than k God ! Per hap s she will float now withall that weight out of her,'"T h e n she broke again, and we knew slie mustgo down." I was in boat No. 14, We had forty-five womenin it. Mr. Murdo ch, the first bflicer, scut the boata w a y , and he saidthey were the last words Iheard him u tter :' ' ' P u l l away fifty or one hundred yards, andwait for onlers. You must look out for wreck age. '" Before 1 went up to ihe boats the second engineer, Mr. rieslteih, sai d: 'W e have done all wecan . You must get out now.'" Boat No. li , into which I got, was the lastboat but one on the port side and the last but oneto go." Mr. Lowe hail a revolver in his pocket, and Ilieard him say before the boat was launched T" ' Hear in mind. Twill have no dirlv workhere.I will kill two at a ti me '"

"DIED A HERO'S DEATH,"Paddy McGoiigh, leading fireman, said :_ " People fancied in my boat that they could secl i g h t s , and said over and over agai n, crazy-like :'There ' s a light! There 's a ship !''_ We were told when we put off to throw out ourp a i u t c r s , so as to keep close together, as Mr.Murdoch thought we would have a better chanceif we kept in a cluster . Al] the crew wisli todeny the statement that one of the firemen tried tocut the lifebelt off Phillips, the first Marconioperator." Capta in Smith said, as we pulled off: ' Don 'tmind me, men. Save your own lives. God blessyo u i' "" ft was ihe suction of the Titanic when she sankthat the officers talat. ,Iust then a voice said : "Thro w outthat man," but we wero already beinij lowered aviaj',and (ire man remained.Wben she wenf y -should risk their lives in a hoticless eirort.Alfred Crawford, another steward, in his evidence slated that when the Tilanic .struck the iceberg he went below and told Ids passengers todress warmly.M r s , Straus placed her maid in boat No. 8 andpassed a rug lo her, and was about lo get in herself, when suddeuly she turned and Hung her armsaround her husband's neck, saying: " We've beenai l these years together. Where you go I go,"an d refused to get in,

This evidence was followed by an impressivep a u s e , the story arousing i)rof(iuHd emotion, oneor two women being moved fo tears.

T O - D A Y ' S W E A T H E R .Our epcoial we athe r forecast for tn- day is : -Moderate north-ea.sterly breeze,^; iair or line; cloudyat times; cool,Ligliting-np tunc: 8.16 p.m. Jlitli-wate r at JjOndonBridge; 12.39 p.m.L O N D O N OnsKRVA.TiONa. llolhorii Oireu.^, Oity,G p.m.; Baromet er, 29.98in., risi ng; lumperaturo,50deg, Wind; N rather gusty; weather, fine andsunny.Sea passafies will bo moderate,


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( F r o m O u r O w n C o i ' i ' c e p o n d e n t > )N K W Y O R K , Apr i l 28 . Pr epar a t i ons a r e nowpr ac t i ca l l y t ompio t ed a t Hal i f ax f o r t he r ecep

t i on o [ t he bod ies o f l l ic T i t an i c v i c t ims whichar r ive by the J I ackay l i onnet t t o - mor r oM ' .Under t aker s a r e a r r i v ing wi th quan t i t i es o f em-ba hn irg f luid and rows of coff ins are piled high onthe p i er o t t he navy yar d . Ui ider t aker s ' wagonsarc to be seen driving through the s treets in al ld i r ec t i ons .T he mos t r ecen t mes s age r ece ived a t H al i f axf r om the M ackay B e nnet t i s :" C onl i r r a r epor t t ha t t he bod ies o f C o lonel As to r^nd M r . I . S t r aus a r c on boar d . Due M on daywi th bod ies . "I t is known that Ihe shi p hag picke d up 219bodies , and now ^ r ea t unx ie ty p r eva i l s amongr e l a t i ves as t o which have been bu r i ed a t s eaowing to t he l ack o f embalming f l u id on thef uner a l s h ip .^ Pr iva t e car s , which wi l l be wai t i ng a t t he s t a t i on , wi l l car r y away the bod ies o f C o lonel A s lo r .M r . W i d e n e r a n d M r . C . M . H a y s , p r e s i d e n t o ft h e G r a n d T r u n k R a i l w a y .

190 IDENTIFIED.T he W hi t e S l ar C ompa ny , s ays a R outer ' s mes sage from Ne w Vo rk, has received a wireless mess age f r om the M ackay B ennet t s t a t i ng t ha t e igh ty -two addit ional bodies of those who perished in theT i t an i c d i s as t e r have been r ecover ed and iden t i f i ed .Up to Sa tu r day the number o f dead iden t i f i edwas s t a t ed t o he 171 , Y es t er day the t o t a l r eached190.Amo ng the bod ies i den t if i ed i s t ha t o f M r . W al l ace H. Har t l ey , t he ga l l an t l eader o f t he s h ip ' sband , who went her o i ca l ly p l ay ing to - the i r do om.Another victim identif ied is Mr. l i ' rank D. Millet ,t he Amer i can pa in t er and jour na l i s t . M r , M i l l e thad r es ided in L ondon f o r a cons ider ab l e t imej andwas in h i s s i x ty - s even th year .

L I F E B O A T S T R I K E S .Liverpool Men Demand Higher W agesand Their Own Boat Inspection.

T he ac t ion o f t he s eamen of t he Olympic a tSou thampton in des er t i ng t he i r ves s e l l ooks l i kel ead ing to t r oub le a t o ther por t s .And s o de t er mined ar e t he men tha t a gener a ls t r i ke o f s eamen i s no t an un l ike ly p r os pec t .T he de l ega t es o f t he I dver poo l b r anch o t t heSeamen ' s and F i r emen ' s Union have r es o lved todemand the r ight of inspection of the l ifeboataccommodat ion on a l l s h ips and an i ncr eas e o f t hewages o f s eamen to i 10s . and of f iremen to .5m o n t h l yAs a result of this decis ion the seamen and f iremen o f ever y s h ip l eav ing L iver poo l wi l l , on andaf t e r t o - day , i ns i s t upon thes e cond i t i ons be ingm e t .

AUTOMATIC DISTRESS SIGNALS.A new type o f wi r e l es s r ecor der I s wan ted f o rs h ips a t s ea .M es s ages wer e r ece ived in t he ear ly days o fwi r e l es s t e l egr ap hy by means o f a " p r in t e r , "which inked the Alor s e s igna l s on a t r ave l l i ngpaper r i bbon , a wi r e l es s eng ineer t o ld 'The DailyMirror y e s t e r d a y .T hes e i nker s , o r p r in t i ng t e l egr aphs , wer e abandone d becaus e t hey cou ld no t be m ad e s u f f i c i en t lys ens i t i ve f o r l ong- d i s t ance wor k ,T he t e l ephone was f ound tob e a f a r mor e de l i ca t e r ecor der , as even the fa in t es t s i gna l s cou ldbe hear d i n t he f o r m of buzzes which a t r a inedoper a to r cou ld de t ec t .B u t f o r t he pur pos es o f gene r a l s a f e ty , and o fr ecor d ing the d i s t r es s s igna l s f r om a s h ip nearenough to be r eached in t ime to r ender he lp , i twould be a s imple mat t e r t o have an aux i l i a r yr ece iver , o f l ow s ens i t i venes s , which would r ecor dthe mes s ages f r om, per h aps , twen ty- f ive mi l esr ound on a pape r r i bbon .I t ver y o f t en happens t ha t on car go boat s t her ei s on ly one oper a to r , w ho i s no t on du ty du r ingthe g r ea t er par t o f t he n igh t .I n s uch cas es as t hes e t he moder a t e d i s t ancer e c o r d e r w o u l d p r o v e of g r e a t v a l u e . W h e n t h elong- d i s t ance r ece iv ing appar a tus was pu t ou t o fus e f o r t he n igh t , t he r ange o f t he i nker migh t beIncreased.

BABY SHOW S ANDOpening of National W eek toSpread Hygienic Ideas.

Pr ac t i ca l l es s ons and moving p i c tu r e s hows f o rch i ld r en to t each them how to keep hea l thy , and f o rignor an t mother s on the r i gh t way to b r ing upthe i r bab i es a r e among the f ea tu r es o f a campaignto impr es s upon ever ybody the mot to tha t "Al lt h ings i n l i f e de i ) end upon hea l th ! ""T h e N a t i o n a l H e a l t h W e e k ^ a c r u s a d e a g a in s tignorance, disease, needless suffer ing and dir topened yes t e r day .Du ring this week th ere is to be an essay competi t ion for school .children, at Rich mo nd, w hile atB er kham s ted a he a l th hous e ' has been f i t ted up s oas to give practical lessons in keeping well .I n many d i s t r i c t s t her e wi l l be moving p i c tu r eexh ib i t i ons i l l us t r a t i ng t he danger o f keep ing un

c l ean homes , t he p r ogr es s o f cons umpt ion , and theharmfu l career of the house-f ly.A f r ee c inematogr aph s how f o r 1 ,800 per s onawi l l be g iven a t t he Nor tham pton I n s t i t u t e , F ins -bur y , on F r id ay , one fi lm b* ing en t i t l ed "T heR i g h t a n d W r o n g G i r l t o M a r r y , "Mo ther s , factory gir ls , boy scouts and ' .chool-children are all to have special lectures for their Ind iv idual benefi t dur ing the w eek .Amo ngs t t he it ems which ch i ld ren ar e t o b et augh t as impor t a n t t h ings t o know in ever y- daylife are the fo llowin g; i. Stven tliousand grown people and 2,500 ctLildren InEnglan d and W ales li r e tota l ly blind, many ol them1 becausa when t l iey were t iny bablos t l ioir mothers andiiuises thou ght i t such a l i t t lo thing to Wiis li a baby' seyes tha t i t could not ma tte r much whc tl ie r i t weredone or not .a . W ear c lothes th a t can bo washed i i you haveto do dir ty work.3 . He lp m other by keeping your own room t idy .4. Don' t r ead bad books or look a t hor r id i i lc tures .5. Wear c logs instead o! cheap lea the r boots .6. Car ry young babies or a l low them to l ie f la t Int h e p e r a m b u l a t o r w h e n o u t o l d o o r s .7. Ho not- visa push-carts.8 . Ea t me a t once a day, but don ' t dr in k tea with I t .9 . Don' t bothe r mother to le t you si t up la te .10. Doa ' t ca r ry schooHellows as big as yourse l l .T her e a r e t o be baby s hows , and the l i t t l e onesexh ib i t ed t h i s year a r e t o be s hown again i n o theryear s , s o t ha t t he i r development can be no t ed andcontras ted with that of others of their age.

T A L K T O P A I I I 8 ." Daily Mirror's " Free French Lessons foP500 London Child Tourists.

W i th in t l i e nex t t h r ee weeks 500 Fondon s choo lboys and gir ls will be able, by the aid of TkiDaily Mirror, lo speak ;nid unders tand enoiigUFr ench to make thems elves under s tood in I ' a i i s .T hey ar e t he f o r luna t e ch i ld r en who have beenchosen to be the guests of the I 'ar is MunicipalC ounci l , and they ar e t o s pend W hi t s un t ide i oh ' r anoe .TliK Daily Mirror h: ' .? , arranged with PiolessotB izer ay , t he wel l - known Fr ench t eacher , t o t eac l*the cii i ldren Frcuch by means ot the Bi/cray systern,T h i s i nc ludes none o f t he har d , awe- ins in r in^formalit ies of ordinary school tuil ion, hut is jus t !*pleasant hour in the company f (he most sympathe t i c and en t er t a in ing t eacher i t i s pos s ib l e 14m e e t .Professo r Bizcra y is a born teac her of child"rcn. The re sult is that during the lesson the_ pupils

do not realise that they are learning. Quite rm-consiioiis ly th ey ac(juite Fre nch phrase. ' !, and bythe t ime they have hd their twelve lessons the?will be able lo speak to Marcel and Marie iAid iomat i c F r ench ,Tt is an open sccrcl that the l i t t le French boyand gir ls whom the London vis i tors are going tOmeet a r e s t r a in ing ever y ner ve t o l ear n E ng l i s h i l lorder lo welcom e the Londo n chihlre n. I t is thereinfore incumbent on f . ,ondon lo show that i t is in nf lway beh ind I ' a r i s .The oU'er is open free to all the children of thepar ty , and a l l t ha t i s r equ i r ed i s t ha t par en t s amiguar d i ans s hou ld wr i t e , g iv ing the name, addr es sand school of the cli i id, to ' J 'he ICditor , The Dail'^Mirror, 12, W hitefr iars-s tre et , F. .C ,, ma rkin g th(>ou t s ide of t he envelope " I ' a r i s , " Appl i ca t i on*should be sent at once.An in l l uen t i a l commi t t ee has been f o r med i aconnect ion wi th t hes e l es s ons under t he cha i r man .s h ip o f t he R ev . S t ewar t I l ead l am, who i s wel lknown f o r h i s unceas in g ac t i v i t i es i n connect ionwi th educa t iona l and s oc i a l p r ob lems ." f t h ink the i dea i s an exce l l en t o ne , " s a l t !t he Tiev. S t ewa r t . I l ead l am. " I know the B izer ays ys t em, and the ch i ld r en wi l l undoubte d ly benef i tby t he l es s ons . "T h e C i t y a r t i c r o w i l l b e f o u n d o n p a g e 1 0 1


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April 29, .1912 T H E D A I L Y M I R R O R Page 0N O T I C E T O R E A D E K S .

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MONDAY, AP mi . 29, 1912.

THH SPORT OF GIVING.T i s a s p o r t n o t a s a r u l e u n d u l y p o p u l a r

a m o n g s t t h e r i c h . T h e r i c h , a s a r u l e ,h a v i n g S o m u c h t o k e e p , f in d t h a t t h e

s a f e c o n t r o l o f t h e i r f u n d s o c c u p i e s t h e m a i np a r t o f t h e i r e n e r g i e s , a n d t h o s e h a U t s o fe c o n o m y d e s p i s e d b y t h e p o o r , a s b e i n g n o tw o r t h w h i l e in s o s h o r t a n d h a z a r d o u s al i f e a s t h i s , d o s t r o n g l y a p p e a l t o m i l l i o n a i r e s , a s p a r t o f t h a t g e n e r a l a t t i t u d e o f' M a k e , b u t n o t p a r t " w h i c h h a s , n o d o u b t ,l e d t h e m t o f i n a n c i a l g r e a t n e s s . T h u s i tv e r y o f t e n h a p p e n s t h a t a v e r y r i c h m a n w i l ld o n o m o r e t h a n p a y his s h a r e o f t h e t a x i c a b .H e d o e s n o t l i k e , t o t h i n k h i m s e l f " d o n e "i n s m a l l m a t t e r s ,

I n v e r y l a r g e m a t t e r s h e d o e s n ' t so m u c hm i n d . T h e s p o r t o f g i v i n g , a s a m i l l i o n a i r eu n d e r s t a n d s i t , i s t h e s p o r t o f g i v i n g a g r e a td e a l . A c h e q u e f o r m a n y t h o u s a n d s w a sh a n d e d t o t h a t H o m e f o r t h e C o m f o r t a b l eH o u s i n g o f H o p e l e s s I n e b r i a t e s , w h e n y o ud r o v e w i t h h i m i n t h e t a x i c a b a n d h e p a i do n l y his s h a r e of i t . H e s a v e d o n e s h i l l i n ga n d h a n d e d t w e n t y t h o u s a n d p o u n d s a w a y .I t w a s , a t t h e m o m e n t , e x t r e m e l y i r r i t a t i n g t oy o u w h o a r e n o t y e t a H o p e l e s s I n e b r i a t e .B u t a t l e a s t i t a f f o r d e d a n o t h e r i n s t a n c e oft h e f a s c i n a t i n g s p o r t of g i v i n g .A n o t h e r m i l l i o n a i r e , i n A m e r i c a , l ia s j u s td i e d a f t e r a l i f e t i m e ' s i n d u l g e n c e i n t h i ss p o r t . H e l i v e d p o o r l y a n d g a v e i n c e s s a n t l y .H i s f r i e n d s , w e p r e s u m e , s \i f f c re d ; t h o s e w h od i n e d w i t h h i m w e n t a w a y d i s s a t i s fi e d . T h o s ew h o t a s t e d h i s c h a m p a g n e m a y l i a v e m u r m u r e d s e c r e t l y . T h o s e w h o h a d n e v e r m e th i m h a d r e a s o n t o b l e s s h i s n a m e . D i d t h e yd o s o ? N o t if w e k n o w a n y t h i n g o f t h e s p o r to f g i v i n g , i n i t s p a r o d o x e s .

F o r t h e s p o r t of g i v i n g m i g h t , w i t h o u t u n d u e c y n i c i s m , b e t e r m e d a l s o t h e f in a nc ia l a r to f m a k i n g e n e m i e s . I t m a y b e a d e l i g h t f u lo c c u p a t i o n , b u t i t i s v e r y d a n g e r o u s . A Ua r o u n d t h e g i v e r , w i t h i n a r a d i u s a s w i d e a st h e e x t e n t o f h i s b e n e v o l e n c e , i n c r e a s e s t h en u m b e i : o f t h o s e w h o o w e h i m a g r u d g e .N o t h i n g m a k e s e n e m i e s s o f a s t a s g i f t s , e x c e p t l o a n s . I n d e e d t h e l o a n , w h i c h , w e a r ct o l d . " o f t l o s e s b o tl i i t s e l f a n d f r i e n d , " h a sa t l e a s t t h a t s i n g l e a d v a n t a g e y o u i m m e d i a t e l y l o s e s i g h t o f t h e b o r r o w e r ; y o ud o n o t s e e o r h e a r of h i m f o r m a n y , m a n yd a y s . A V h e r e a s t h e g i f t , f r e e a n d o p e n , d o e sn o t g e t r i d o f t h e m a n y o u g i v e t o . I t m e r e l ym a k e s h i m c o l d t o w a r d s y o u . H e c a n n o tb e t h e s a m e t o y o u a g a i n . A t b e s t h e f o r g e t sy o u . A t w o r s e , a n d m o r e c o m m o n l y , h es e e k s h o w h e m a y d e s t r o y y o u . O u r p o o rm i l l i o n a i r e w h o f o u n d t h e s p o r t o f g i v i n gs o r e f r e s h i n g w a s , w e v e n t u r e t o b e l i e v e , o fa m i s a n t h r o p i c a l t u r n o f m i n d . H e e n j o y e dm a k i n g e n e m i e s. l i e m u s t h a v e h a d m y r i a d so f t h e m a t t h e e n d .

M y r i a d s ! b e c a u s e , o n c e k n o w n a s a n i n -c f e s s an t g i v e r , w h e t h e r t o p r i v a t e p e r s o n s o rt o p u b l i c p e r s o n s s u c h a s I n c u r a b l e s a n d I n e b r i a t e s , h e m u s t h a v e a l i e n a t e d , f i rs t, t h o s et o w h o m h o g a v e , f il li ng t h e m w i t h a n i n e x t i n g u i s h a b l e h o s t i l it y , a n d . s e c o n d l y , t h o s et o w h o m h e d i d n o t g i v e , i n s p i r i n g t h e m w i t he n v y u n g o v e r n a b l e . T h e I n c u r a b l e n eg l e c t e d a n d n o m i l l i o n a i r e c a n g i v e t o e v e r y b o d y m u s t h a v e g n a s h e d h i s t e e t h o v e r t h eI n e b r i a t e r e m e m b e r e d . W h e r e a t t h e m i s a n t h r o p i c a l m i l l i o n a i r e m a y h a v e s m i l e d .

B u t i f h e w e r e n o t a m i s a n t h r o p i s t , b u t a ni d e a l i s t r e a l l y a l o v e r o f m e n ? T h e n h ep r o b a b l y s a w n o t h i n g w r o n g . O n t h e w h o l e ,h o w e v e r , i t i s b e s t f o r i d e a l i s t s , w h o v a l u et h e i r d r e a m s fo r h u m a n i t y , n o t t o i n d u l g et o o f r e e l y i n t h e d a n e f e r o u s s p o r t o f g i v i n e .G o l f i s s a f e r . I d e a l s f l o u r i s h o n t h e g o l fi i n k i i . W . M .A T H O U G H T F O R T O - D A Y .

Oa th e occas ion o f ever y ac t as k tliyseJf, H o wis t i i is wilh respec t to me? Slial l I repen t of i t?A U t t l e t ime an i l I an i dead , and a l l i s gone .W i iaE mor e do I s eek , i f what I am now do ingh the work o-f an intell igent l iving being, f tnd as oe i a l be ing , and one who l i ves under Goa s l aw? 'Marcus Aurelius,

T H I S M O R N I N G 'S G O S S I P .-ht .

OC l I ' y r Y has a ver y bus y week bef or e i t ,T her e a r e numer ous weddings , r ace meet ings a lmos t ever y day , and dances ever yT he s eaM i i has comm ented in good ear nes t .* - *T he mos t imp or t an t even t o f t o - day is tl i e L eag ueyf M er cy mat inee a t t l i e L ondo n Oper a I l ou i e ,u - h \eh i s t o be a t t ended by the King and Que en a ndo ther member s o f t he Koyal Fami ly . T h i s i s t he i rMajes ties ' f irs t vis i t to the new opera house, andnatu r a l l y i t i s an even t of s ome impor t ance . T hecli ief weddin g of to-day is that betw een Mr. ArllnirB r odr i ck , a b r o ther o f L or d M id le ton , and M is sC lough T ay lor , dau gh ter o f C o lonel C longh T ay lorand the l a t e L ady E l i zabe th C lough T ay lor . T h i s ist o be s o l emni s ed a t S t . M ar gar e t ' s C hur ch , W es t -

witne ss the firs t race. Th e meet ing is a very important one, and all racing society will at tend i t .W ei ines day i s M ay Day , and a t Newmar ket d i e r eis to be the great class ic race for t l^e Twp ThonsandGuineas , whiLh is sure to be witnessed by a verygr ea t c r owd. M r s . Sco l t R obs on has a dance a t t l i cKitz, and Mrs . Lewis Ogiivy a s imilar ente r tainment a t 100 , E a ton- s quar e .

* * *On Thursday eveii in, '? Princes ' ! Ciir is t ian will bepr es en t a t a per f o r manee o f "T h e S inner Sa in t , "which i s t o be g iven by the S t , Duns t an ' s P l ayer sa t C r os by Hal l i n a id o f t he C onnty o f L ondonVohinL ar y Aic i Or gan i s a t i on , o f which her R oyalHighnes s i s pa t r on ,* * On Fr id ay r ac ing comes to an end a t Newma r ketwi th t he r ace f o r t he One T hous and Guineas , and

T H R O U G H * TH K M I K K O R 'T HE T I T ANI C FAC TS AND C U atSE S T I ONS.I wouki s i if iges t that Ihc f imd be adminis tered ina s imi l a r way to compcns a l ion awar i l cd nnder t ho^Vor kmen ' s C ompens a t ion Act , Af t e r al l immediate antl nccc.- is i tons payments have been msidethe balance of the fund should he invested in thenam es of trus tees , res ide nl in the various dis tr ictsin wliich the siitferevs live, and fti 1 power s hou ld begiven to t i le persons appointed to adminii i ter , forthe benefit of the willows and orj ihans , acconling tothe circumsta nces , al l such funds place d at theird i s pos a l .' I 'o decentralise (he work of adminis tration hvplacing the money in the hands oi persons l ies i , ableto j udge as t o i t s p r oper app l i ca t i on w ould , i n myopin ion, be the hcs t way to prevent a ny d' fhcultyor dissatis faction ar is ing . j . S. I ' MMKltSON.L owther - s t r ce l , C ar l i s l e .

SLACKNESS A N D ENERGY IN THE YOUNG MA N O F TO-DAY.

O T H E . ; ^ ^ A ' S I. E FC T - T H A T T H E V A R . e F i U u e O V NI TH A R E - S T L e S S . e . M e R .G , ^ U N K N O ^ M NF o R - M e P L T I M E 5

f s h e l a n g u i d ? U h e r e 6 t le a 3 7 T h a t d e p e n d s w h e t h e i - h e i s a t w o r k o r a t p l a ymins t er , i n t he p i es ence o ft r on . a ver y l a r ge congr ega-

O U I C K S A N D Y E A R S .Quickaand joars that wJiirl mo I knoiv not whtliier.Xour sclicmea, polit-icB, tail, lines give ivaj, substance mockand ela" W el l , if" A. \V. " we;c s h ipwr eckedno doubt hr would f indsome use for such " s mal labs ur d" boat s a f t e r a l l !K. A. \Vi:sTi. . \KK.W es t - s t r ee t . B r i s to l .I have had t ivcnty-f ivcycais of seat . ir ing, andhave two sons , who go to

sea in lavgo passengerliners . We are all l ir i t ishsubjects and hold Boardof Trade cerl if icales .We should l ike to knowwhat would hapiien to usi t we had the mi s io . l unc t obe wr ecked ou t s ide anyterr i tor i ; i l w;iters andmana ged to l and upon theshores of any alien civil ized C(nnit iy or s tate. Arewe l ikely to be hospita blyreceived, or are we l ikelyto be detainsui agidnst Ourwill and compelled tounder go an examin at ion ' byan a l i en Power , and compelled 11 give ev idencewhich may tell agains t uswhen we arc s i ibsecjuentlyeomp elted to appea r beforea l ir i t ish tr ibunal as aBritish crciv to answer (orthe loss of a Brit ish ship,compel l i ng us t o def end ourcert if icates twice over forthe s ame cas ua l ty?I b id i t been a C evmanliner ins tead of a Brit ishliner that had beenwr ecked , does anybodythink (or a mom ent tha tSenato r Smi th would haveacted as he h.is done?Brit iah seafarers are beginn ing to wonder wher eBrit ish i irotection is hidingi t s d imin i s hed head . -

SK A T ' ' AUK R.

INCOME TAX, Sd . ORIs . 2d.?A WARNINO,R etur n ( onns a r e nowIieinft issucxl in many dist r i c t s . and ever y t ax payerwhos e i ncome docs no t ex cee d =e:hOOD an d pa rt ofwdiich is earned shouldf ake car e t o comple t e page;i of these forms. By sodc^ing he will clainr exemp..t i on o r aba t ement , and ,v^ iparticular , rel ief for' e; irned inc ome ."If this relief is not dulyclaimed on the retuin form( he un lo r I nna t e t axpayerwill hder ill the year (rod.hims elf a ssess ed at "Is. 2d.-in the .1' , On an earnedincome of .500 the losy would be well over v>;10 io

tax, a heavy penalt j^ (or so small au income.An add it ional section ad ded tO the form this year ,is in respect of relief foi childre n. Wh ere the totali ncome does no t exceed J15D0 and the t axpayer has ,children uudcr s ixteen y ears of age , page 4 of (hef or m s hou ld be du ly comple t ed .S7, Queen Vic to r i a - s t r ee t . WII.FRI;U T . F R V .I N M Y G A R D K N .

A r i u c , S3. Wallf lowers are now at their bes t ,and make a s p l end id s how dur ing th i s bp t s unnywea ther , WalU lowers should soon be sown forf lowering next spring . T his is bes t clone early.C hoos e a s unny bed and s ow the s eeds t h in ly ,W hen ( he young p l an t i a r e l a r ge enough to hand leihey mu st be set out in rathe r poor and f irm jjroim(iabout one foot apart .I f poss ible, some of the plants should be plac edin a posit ion where ihey c an s tand unti l f l cy arein ( lower. I f this is done some f ine s turd y bush eswill be obtained, nnd winter fros ts and wCt weatherwi l l never har m them.Seeds can a l s o be s own on o ld wal l s , d r y bank iand in g r ave l pa ths ; her ^ t he / wi ! l b loom s p ' eadidly. E. F/-'A


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The First Photograph of Titanic Passengers on the Carpathia Arrives on th

Beds on the f loor and tab les la id fo r a mea l . The men s trenuo us ly opposed be ing de ta ined , and when they saw the a rra ngem ents tha t had beenmade to keep them " p risoners " became qu ite unma nagea b le . Mr. and Mrs , George A. Harder, a honcymo(the Carpa tliia to Mrs. C. M. ftays, w l

An undertaker about to leave fo r the scene o f the d isas te r with coffins .^^ot even ye t has , the ex traord i na ry in te res t in the Titan ic d isas te r and i ts s eque ls d ropped .

Some of the surv ivors o f the Titan ic who a rr ived on the Lap land ycs te rdEvery day brings a new inc iden t ; in fac t, d ra rna is p i led on drama . Yes te rday , w hen the men wh


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e Lapland, Which B ^ i f s a l^ ^ Sailors Who Refused To Be ''Housed/^h \ * ^

m couple saved from the Titan ic , ta lk ing onose mil l iona i t e husband was d rowned , A boa t in which were t rade un ion , o ff ic ia ls a longs ide the tender. One of them (ho ld ing the sa i l) is address ing the su rv ivors . La te r the p res iden t and sec re ta ry of the Seafa re rs ' Un ion were a l lowed on board . Th^n the men re fused to be kep t "pr isone rs ."

ing taken ashore in a te i ide r . They sa id they W O B I ^ I : ^ * ; ^ ) ! "prisoners^ Th e Lady Mayoress and S ir Wi ll ia m Soulsby with re l ie f fund cheques .ved--from: the-^TitamG"er iew arrlve -^ ^^ ^ ^ ma de to hou se thena wh ile the ir dep osi tio ns wer e ta ke n, and wen t home'instead.~-(Z>< z/7/}' A/ Vr jy pho tog rap hs. ),


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W h i l e l i t t l e g i r l s ' h a i r n c c d K s p e c i a lc a r e t h e b o y s s h o u l d i i a v e t b e . rc h a n c e t o o . T h e y w i l l b e g l a d o i a,g o o d h e a d o f h a i r l a t e r i n li f e a n dI c i l m a S h a m j j Q o S a c h e t s w lU h e l pt h e m to r e t a i n i t. C h i l d r e n ' s h a i rt h a t i s w a s h e d t w i c e a w e e k w i t h t h i sS p l e n d i d p r e i : ) a r a t i o n i s c l e a n , f r e s ha n d g l o s s y , f r e e f r o m d a n d r u f f a n d ap l e a s u r e t o l o o k a t . M o r e t h a n t h a t. i t g r o w s f r e e l y a n d w i l l n e v e rr e ( p i i r e h a i r l o t i o n s o r t h e l i k e . S t a r tn s i i ig I c I m a S h a m p o o S a c h e t s n o w y o t i r r e w a r d w i l l b e i n t h e b e a u t i f u la p p e a r a n c e o f y o u r c h i l d r e n ' s h a i r .E c j u a l l y g o o d f o r g r o w n - n p s . T r y

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Th e new and ration al way is to take off thecomplex ion itself, with all l is offensive mark s . Jus tge l s ome pur e mer co l i zed wax a t t he chemis t ' s , andus e a t n igh t i ke s ame as cold c r Sam. R emove t i cs tmor n ing wi th water and s oap , f o l l owing wi th das hof cold water . Th e mercoU:êd wax absorbs thehalf-dead .scarf skin in f laky particles , so graduallyno one gues s es you ar e t r ea t i ng your f ace unlessit be by the result , wdiich is truly vmn derful . Th ereis noth ing l ike- i t lor bes loudng a naturf i l h ealth yand beau t i f u l complex ion . ( Adyt . )

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f ine cord s tr jpeil zephyr, with tr immings of plainzephyr and bu t tons , can be ob l a ined in manyco lour s a t 9s. l l i d . , and ther e i s a i t he conven i ently mod.erale | )vicc of 2s . l l- i id. a very pveUyblous e made o f whi t e mus l in , wdth a Valenc i ennes 'yoke and embr o ider y and- l ace i ns er t i ons , s o ld i ns iloes ranging from ISin. to WJin. neck mcasarc-m e n t s .T he p r o b lem o i whaf t o w-ear and whe r e t og c t i twill be solved by sendiag to Messrs . l iobinsonBrow n, the "Rojal Silk Wareh ous e, Afacclesf ield, fora ca l a logne of t he f i r m ' s s umme r l as h ioas . B e s u r eto make a s pec i a l ment ion o f Depar tment 58 whenapph ing f o r t he ca t a logue ,To the house-proud upoclivit ies of the women ofthis n;i tJon is at tr ibuted in a large measure the goodheal t l i t ha t makes t he l i ves o f t he i r ch i ld r en happy ,and j iroves one of the bes t of foundations for theirfuli ire prosperify.T h i s i s Nat iona l I l ea l i h W eek , and one o f t henumberless features which will be ins is ted u|>on istha t s c r upuhai s c l ean l ines s s hou ld be p r ac t i s ed i nthe home, f t no t on ly beau ti f i es the hab i t a t i on , bu tmakes i t a good one m which to dwel l . T he s ys t e matic polishing given to furniture and to f loorshe lps t owar ds t he des i r ed end .

AFTSH SPUING CLEANING.A polish that is clean and e conom ical i i i use, thatdoes no t s mear , and i s moder a t e i n p r i ce , i s t heM cl ton i an f u r n i tu r e po l i s h , a pr epar a t i on wi ih awor ld - wide repu ta t i on f or exce l l ence . Not on lydoes i t impr ove and keep in good cond i t i on a l l k indsof f u r n i tu r e , woodwor k and j i no l eum, bu t t he l us t r eit ( j ives is br i l l iant and las ting.' i r ave l l e r s wi l l appr ec i a t e t he M cl ton i an poHs l i i ngouth ls for boots , ei ther brow n or black, at Is . f id,each , or , for the doub le outf i t , 2s . 3d., and in as ti l l more com preh ensiv e outf i t , 3s . All the outf i tscon ta in a po l i s h ing pad and a s pec i a l b r us h , and inthes e days o f ver y da in ty boo t s and s hoes t her e i sever y r eas on to r ecomme nd the p r epar a t i ons i n t he i rcompact and p r e t t y cas es .I n man y a hom e jns t now ther e i s a c loud on thedomestic horizon, throwing a shadow over al l-s pr ing e i ean ing i s i t s name.T he h ous eho lder knows on ly t oo wel l t he i nconven ience caus ed by th i s annu al " re ign o f t e r r o r , "the d r udger y o f pa i l and b r us h en t a i l ed , t he apr ub-bing of f loors and washing of paiut , the endlessc l ean ing up af t e r t he wor lmien ,E ver y w ay o f l i gh t en ing I hc bur den i s ver y wel -coiv.c, and thus is hajipens that Zog .shotdd be purchase d by those who have paint to clean, A i i l t leZ og on a damp c lo t i i makes d i r t y pa in t On wains co t ing and s t a i r s , door s and windows , l ook b r igh tand f r es h aga in .

M a n y a m o t h e r i s l u t a b l o l o m i r s c h e r b a ) ) yb e c a u s e t i i e a t t e m p t t o d o s o o v c rl : iK C B h e rp o w e r s . B u t bo m u c h d e p e n d s o n v v he t h e is t i f f ic i e n t l y i i o i i r i s h i n g f o o d is t a k e n . T h eq u a l i t i e s w h i c h m a k e S a v o r y a n d M o o r e ' sF o o d s u c l i a n a d t n i r a b k ; d i e t fo r i n f a n t s a r ep r e c i s e l y t h o s e n e e d e d t o s u s t a i n t l ie m o t h e rherself, a n d i t i s t o i t s u s e a l o n e t h a t m a n ym o t h e r s o w e t h e i r a b i l i t y to n u r s e t h e i r b a b i e sw i t h e n t i r e s a t i s f a c t i o n . T h e f o l l o w i n g e x t r a c t s f r o m l e t t e r s r e c e i v e d b y M e s s r s . S a v o r ya n d M o o r e o n th i s s u b j e c t c a n h a r d l y f a i l t ob e o f i n t e r e s t .

" I h a v e f o u n d y o u r f o o d m o s t u s e f u l f o rmyself. / hardly think that your advcrii-sr-v.ieni does justice to its great 'raliie formothers."

" H a v i n g r e a d i n y o u r b o o k t h a t S a v o r y a n dM o o r e ' s F o o d i n c r e a s e d t h e f l o w o f m i l k i nn u r s i n g m o t h e r s , I t r i e d i t , w i l l r t h e r e s u l tt h a t I a m n o w a b l e t o n ur . ' e m y b a b y e n t i r e l y .I t r i e d s t o u t a n d o t h e r d r i n k s , v v h i cl i t i i d n o ta g r e e w i t h i n c , b u t a m p l e a s e d t o s a y y o u rf o o d h a s d o n e m ,e a g r e a t d e a l o f g o o d . "" A s a n u r s i n g m o t h e r I f in d i t m o s t s a t i s f a c t o r y . I t a k e o n e p h i t o f t h e f o o d e a c hd a y , a n d t h o u g h a b o u t s i x w e e k s a g o It h o u g h t I s h o u l d b e o b l i g e d t o w e a n m yc h i l d , I a m n o w f e e l i n g s t r o n g , a n d n u r s i n ge a s i l y a l i n e b a b y , t l t r e c m o n t h s o l d ." A f r i e n d r e c o m m e n d e d i t^ a n d I a m g l a dt o s a y t h a t i t h a s ] ) r o v c d e x c e l l e n t . "K v c r y n u r s i n g t n o t h c r s h o u l d t r y t h i s

n o u r i s h i n g a n d s t r e n g l h e n i n g f oo d . R e a d e r so f " T h e D a i l y R l i r r o v " m a y o b t a i n ( b y r e t u r n p o s t ) a S ] 3 e c i a l T r i a l T i n b y f o r w a r d -i ] ig t h e c o u p o n b e l o w w i t h 'iiX. i n s t a m p s f o rp o s t a g e .

T o S av or y &M oo r c L '- . C bcip i s t s t o T he KingN e w Bo t J d S t r e e t , L o i j d o p . I e n c l o s e 3 'J ôrp o s t a g e o f t b e S p e c i a l T r i a l t it ? o f y o u r f o o d .N a i p e ~A d d r e s s" D . M ir r or . " Z'l/ijlZ.

HUNGRY FACES,A gr ea t beau ty e xper t s ay :> tha t nu t r iment h as

mor e t o do wi th a woman ' s good looks t han any-f h ing e l s e . A poor , s t a r ved , wr ink led face , s aysth i s l ady , canno t be beau t i f u l . Our s k ins mus t bef ed- d i r c c t l y , no i mer e ly t h r ough the s tomach i fwe want i h em lo be hea l ih j : and beau ty r equ i r eshcii l th. A hung ry s lcin c.hr ivels up into the creases:cailed wrinkles , because i t diies up in trying tofeed the l i t t le s tarved tat cells , which keep i ts mooth and c lear . M or eover , a complex ion tha ti i not taken proper ci ire of giows dull and l ifeless :0 . f l cn ' l i t l l o i ) imples and b l ackheads f o r m, becaus eit is" only by p r oper complex ion- car c i h .a t t he por escan be t hor ough ly c l eans ed . A woman who haddevo ted her l i lc to teac hing (he ar t of be autygathered round her a s laf l of experts , skil led in allt he a r t s o f f emale beau ty . T hey wer e wel l acquain t ed wi th ever y s k in p r epar a t i on known tos c i ence : and impr ov ing upo i \ o ld meduids , per fected the pleasantes t and most cITectivc com-p lex iou- a id t ha t has ye t been d i s cover e d- - Pom er oySkin Food . I l can be ob t a ine d o f any chemis t , i n c lud in g a l l B oo t s ' b r anches , in c igh t een pennyjar s , o r l a r ge r s i ês i f p r e f er r e d . ( Ad vt . )

lew Remedy That RemovesFreckles or Costs Nothing,Her e ' s a chance , M is s F r cck lc- f ace . t o t r y a newrem edy for freckles with the guara ntee of a rel iabledealer that i t will not cos t you a penny unless i tr emoves t he f r eck l es , whi l e , --.i i t does give you aclear complexion, Ihc cost is tr if l ing.S imply ge t an ounce Cf t c l i no . doub le s t r eng th ,f r om B oot ' s , T ay lo r ' s , T imothy \Vdiite\s. H o d -der ' s , L ewis and- B ur r o ws , J . I d . , o r o r her l ead ingchem' i s ts , and one n igh t s t r ea lm ent wi l l show youhow easy i t is to r id youi-clf tor ever of the uglyf r eck les and ge t a bea t i ' ' f u l complex ion . R ar e ly i smor e t han one ounce * eeded for ( l ie wors t case.Be sure to ask your chemist for the doubles trength lelrno, as this is l ie only prescription .soldunder ffuaran;ec of money back if i t fai ls lo removeI r eck lcs . ( Advt . ;
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April 29, 1912 T H E D A I L Y M I R R O R Page 13CmSWICK UMBRELLA TRAGEDY: PRISONER ARRIVES FROM AUSTRALIA.

W i i r ^ . m W a r d , w h o w as a r r e s t ed a t P e r t h , A u s t r a l i a , f o r t h e a l l eg ed m u r d e r o f Mr . Er n e s t S m i t h a t Ch i sw i ck , i n O c t o b e r , 1 90 8 , a r r i v ed i nLo n d o n o n S a t u r d ay . Th e p l i o t o e r ap h sh o w s t h e p r i so n e r ( m ar k e d ? : ) o n b o a r d t h e O t w ay , t h e v e sse l o n w h i ch h e m ad e t h e v o y ag e , t a l k i n g t oa d e t ec t i v e . I t i s seeo t h a t h e is n o t h an d cu f f ed , an d h w al k i n g t h e d eck a s t h o u g h h e w as an o r d i n a r y p a sse n g e r - Th e u p p e r p o r t r a i t o ft h e p r i so n e r w as i s su ed b y t h e p o l i ce i n 1 8 0 8j t h e l o w er o n e w as t ak en j u s t a f t e r h e l an d ed . Th y sh o w h o w m u ch h e h a s a l t e r ed Jn t h e m ean -t i m c j t n u s m ak i n g t h e t a sk o f Cap t u r i n g h i n i m o r e d l f f i cu U . {Daily Mirror p h o t o g r a p h s . )

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Th er e w as an i n t e r e s t i n g ce r em o n y a t Y a l Tm o u t h o u S a t u r d ay , w h en t h e o f h ce r s an d m en o f t h e n ew c r u i se r w h i ch b ea r s t h e n am e o f t h a t p o p u l a r r e so r t w e r e p r e sen t ed w i t h a si l v e r p u n ch - b o w l b y t h e co r p o r a t i o n . ( 1 ) Cap t a i n A l d e r so n , o f l i . M. S . Y a r m o u t h , h o l d i n g t h e b o w l a f t e r t h ep r e sen t a t i o n . ( 2 ) Lo o k i n g a t t h e c ru i se r a s she lay oS the town.(Daih Mirror phatogTapha.)

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The Story of an Uoly Woman.By GERT RUDE CARR SMITH.PART II.Pilgrim's Progress,

C H A P T E R XIV.Mary Caught the letter out of Mrs.. Anstey's hand,"Really, this is preposterous, Aunt Ma ggi e!"Eire said. Her face waswhite, and lier voice washarsh with anger. "W ha t docs the stupid girls a y ? "She read the leiter through. It was a scrawl,liurriedly written, andvery illiterate. The spellingwas deploiable. and the phrases were couched mJ


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Kprfl 29, 1012 T H E DAILY MIRROR Page 15DAItT BARGAI?!S.

Bate, 2B. pe l line: minimum, 2 lines.Dr eB9 ,A BABY'S LONG CLOTHES SET; 50 pieces, 21s.; won-(Irously beauttfnli ne w desig ns; perfect bome-finisbwork; instant approyalMrs. Mas, The Cliaee, Nottingham.A BABY'S LOWG CLOTHES. 82 ar t icte, 2l8. lor as.weekly); exquisite; home-made Bobee, Flannels, Nlgnt-Bowns. et c . : approval first as.Call or write, Nurse Scott,2 5 1 , Uxbri dge-td (private house). Shepherd's BuEh.A Trousseau,24 nightdresses, knickers, cheme,. pettic oats.B-* * - etc., 26a,; easy payments.Wood, 21 , Queen-sq, Leeds.LOUSES from I s , ; MstumeB, dressea, Rldrts from 3S.;Eecond-hand.~Cail Gt. Cent ral Stores, 21, High HolbornpR lN a E Nets , full size, is. Id, doa.; haliwork an d hair* djes of every desc ription! hair comblnga purchase d;

Lpiioe liats gra tis ,-J. Broiîe, 11 . Mviseum-st, London.OVELY DrcEses, e t c ; second-hand bargains; list stampedenvelopeMadame D 240a, Amburst-rd, London, N.[UfADAMB Harcourt baa a very large Block of slightly wornV "^"iS "lodel spring costumes an d drease-s, from 10s. 6d.:Shoes, blouses, etc-, very cheap; inspection invited.18,Oaiway-rd (3 doorsi, WestlMurne-grove.T\/rONEY-aAVING Remnant Bargain t-Gen uine White Ar t'* irlKh Linen, suiuble for teacloths, traycloths, et c . ;^ftta larea pieces, Bs. pr bundle, postage 5d.; write to-dft j .~Hvittt, London.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.Rate. 2s. per line; minimum, 2 liaesLP IANOS.-Boyd Ltd. , supply their gold medal pianos ondeferred payments or for cash: carriage free - catalogues free.Boyd, Ltd., 19, Holborn. London, E.C.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH,Rata, 33. per line: minimum. 2 lines.LADY Reid's Medical Aid Scty., Ltd.Gas, 2s.; artificialteeth at hospital prices; payable weekly it de.sired.Callor write. S e c , Miss Gordon. E24. Oxford-st, Marble ArchTHE Artificial Teeth Aid Society, Ltd.-Painless extractions. 2s. : teeth at hospital prices, by weekly p.iymentsThe Right Hon. Lord Haldon. Hon. Sec., 169, Osford-st, W,

HOUSES TO LET.Rate. 2s. per line; minimum. 2 lines.T HE longer you pay rent the more money you waste.Apply to-day for "Every Man His Own Landlord;"which will be Rent post free to applicants mentioning " DailyMirror."Address the Managers, 216, Bishopsgate.E.C.

BONNOT CARRIED OUT TO DIE.

Bonnot be in^ car ried dovwn the outsi de stair case to the motor -car in whic h hewas conveyed to the hospital. He died shortly after ward s with out regrain-ing: consciousness.

EASTCHURCH FLYING GROUNDS.

A ph otogr aph of t he Royal Aero Club tri al ground s at Eastchur ch, showing;some of th e hangrars fo r aeropla nes. Now th at the Admi ral ty artd War De-.par tmen t have decided to use these grrounds fo r a flying school tneir prosperity is assured. There is a great dema nd for houses tor the men employedther e, and consequently t he aucti on sale of freehold building^ sites quite closeto the grounds adv erti sed for Wednesday next, May Ij should be wort h t hoatt ent ion of inv estors, builde rs and tradesmen. Ninety-one out of the 13S sitescatalog'u ed have been sold by pri vate tre aty, and the remai nder will be offeredpract icall y with out reserve on the estatK 10. 2 5, 60, 100, and upwards lent to rcspon-"- '' si hle applicants, without security; icpayablo as convent*ent; no fees.D. Philli ps. 33a. The Iiro;ulway, Hammersmith,O O A to 5,000 in Bank of Knyland Notes Bcnt by th^SûM Midland Discount Co. (Ltd.), by Registered Ix.>tter,for long or short periods, to porsons of responsible position.who ar e willing to piiy a rossonabic ciisu'ge for aciy)mmoda-tion, upon their own note of hand, when same Becurea abs*-Inte privacy an d straightforward dealing-Write in confidence to tho Manager, Mr. B. \J. Burton, 89, New Oxford-St, London, W.C.

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VEHICLES, HAND TRUCKS, ETC.Rate, 2s. per line: minimum. 2 lines.W HEniLS, A.'iles, Springs, Scrolls, Ironwork, .r,amps, BentTimber, cto,, for all vehichis; llubber Tyres fitted infew minutes; Hand Trucks an d Jiarrows a sjicciality; allseparate parts

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