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One eve ndng at t hi s juncture, vhe n the pair ve r-e a t t he height of t hei r popularit y, a nd t he Iit t l-a eocdeL circle in which they moved lay complacently at their I'eet., s o to speak, Nau ght on ~nterud the "Dubkl n Booket.cre" on Water Str eet, owed by ¥.r . Bernard Duffy, vhc mibsequentdy e(~it.ed a c1ty paper called "The Recor d" . Neught.on present.ed "to I·'[]·. Duffy u nttn'k of Enellm
- 5 - After Drady and Naughton had been flhut a week or t ....o, some of their acquaintances got permission to Bend thel!l in peckegea of eveeteent.s, fruit, etc . . t Th1e continued for 8 r ea s onable time vithout arousing suspicion . On one occasion a very parti cular friend of JIIe.ughton drove up to the prison and ha nded t he varden a l ar ge cake for him , ....h1ch be (Naughton) duly received , bbe officer never dr-eaa-. log that i t contained B.' eet. of tools by the nid of ....hich the t wo prisoners ver-e t o effect their e scape. These too18 tbl3Y carefully oonceeIed, us1ne them vhe neve z- an opporttmity prosented i t self, t o cut through the vindov bar-e end f ree t hemse l ves onc e more . Watching their opportuni ty one fog{''y night , vhen the sentinel, vhc passed up and dovn 1n f ront of the buildin/!:, had reached the f s r t heat-a·...ay point froo the cell 1n whic h they ver e confined , they r-emoved the bare and Brady climbed out, dropped to t he ground and made off_Naughton ......Lted till the maD on guard paced his round, then be , too, attempted to get ll\1nYJ but oving t o scae el1gbt noise caused by his foot comi ng in contact \li t h one of t he Loosened ba r-s , t he sen tinel t urned """ eharply, c au ~ht sight of tho fugitive and fired ; v cunddng hl.'u- seve;elJ"" :til the";;;'· ritht Leg , He \Ja9 r e ca pt ured and taken back to pr-Leon , vber -e he r -eae dned till Brady, on effectlne his eecepe, scrambled, 8S best he could in tbedark, dcvn over the Hill to the wnte1"front, divertod himrtelf of hie boot s, noil'\~ly .....eded in, and ewam acr-ose the Narro....B.to the. South Side . Here he reeved t ill daylight. "hen h6 made hf s way to Blackhead , and told h1~ tltory to the peop le of the f i rst bouse he ent.er-ed , The y shaved off h1A vht eke r-e and moustache , cut h1~ bair, gave h1Jn n fiRhing nuit , boot-s and all, and did eVArythin~ they coul d t o conceal hiA identity. Nobody "gave him away" J and he eet.t.Led dovn , rMrried, and 50!I1e of his deacendant.s
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Page 22 and 23: - 2 _ eiehty-ceve n peesenger-s on
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Page 28 and 29: - 2 _ 'What provisions ce r-e on bo
Page 30 and 31: - 2 - be, too, f e l l beneat h t h
Page 32 and 33: NElIFOONDLAND ( By Governor Boyle)
Page 34 and 35: - 2 - In many Il. bright and favore
Page 36 and 37: _ 2 _ by our countrymen in that ter
Page 38 and 39: -4- MAin _TopU) which he held durdn
Page 40 and 41: - 6 - Br az i l ian Navy, but Hr. D
Page 42 and 43: _ 8 _ vhfch arter all only infona u
Page 44 and 45: - 2 - (b) That the Exporte r must u
Page 46 and 47: - 4 - Government bad permitted the
Page 48 and 49: I - 6 - Why ehou'ld an a r bitrary
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Page 52 and 53: TIlE ROYAL nWOUllDLAlID REX;IHENT R
Page 54 and 55: - 3 - Office , but this 1s not good
Page 56 and 57: Off ice 1n this city, and - 5 - va
Page 58 and 59: - 7 - The food problem pr-esented n
Page 60 and 61: - 9 - e:ure1y mu:;t lake first pk e
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Page 68 and 69: - 17 - was full, and IIE't Compan y
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- 23 - a tranffport . Sorae Lf ner-
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- 25 - He 18 l eaving the dirt and
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- 27 - r;round . All t.he se littl
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- 2 9 - We sailed out of the & y t.
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- 31 - children, ....a'" e n ide a
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- 33 - th ~ cr e w of a Destroyer p
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- 35 - felt qu ite at hcee t.here \
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- 2 - all his glory. In my cpf on,
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- 4 - ac r-ose the At.Lunt dc he wo
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- 3 - thb 1s no ~x "gge rlltion . A
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Roya l ) Salute ) Hr . Fiold) Cha i
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III '1,'/0 1919 - THo MAIN PATCH _
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- 3 - home. While all those seals v
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- 5 - 'ol1th Capt . Mullowney, and
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- 7 - To my mind ve should make eve
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_ 2 _ date of the publication of t.
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- 4 - dey, published the item in qu
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- 6 - the t r ial. I have talked ov
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- 2 - up a dep oslt of Lead a nd zi
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- 4 - s ce ne s i n other par-ts of
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- 6 - en excellent ga t-de n of fin
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- 8 _ t.hen 4 ,000 square miles . A
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- 10 - The timbered a r-ea along th
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"And the r-uehfng of great rivers ,
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- 1/, _ l ong, but the only other-
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SIGJ:':'L HILL AUG CABW 'i'O'Jffi l
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- J - tA'.arconi'a eyst.ea of vfr-e
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- 5 - D. J. Hende r-eon , that a 't
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_ 2 - cause t.he vr-Lt er- cou ld A
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- 4 - an d the sa me may be ea f d
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- 6 - hundred dollars a I!18.n 1Ja
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- 8 _ 85 far ba ck BS 1831, old Mr
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CAPTAIN "300" M R1'L.trrr TF.Ll....
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1~ not visible . - 3 - " Of course
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_ 2 _ Lence foe more than half a do
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- gQ]!hL !IlLL (By Lydia Chan~ Some
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- 3 - Those ehat.t.er -ed ner-ve s
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- 2 _ p'l uce in t.he morn ~nc . In
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(By H. F . S h.Qr t i ~ . Hifltorio
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- 3 - Fr-ench Revokutdon , t.be Rhd
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_ 2 _ society r-enderd ng life unp'
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- 4 - ticn of the C.liH~aU~ 'Was gi
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- 6 - region of the Church warmly c
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_ 8 _ had the ba ppfnees of meeting
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- 2 - of ~,t . John 's, an d ret ur
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- "- presbyteries and schools for o
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- 2 - A ch i l d could see t.hee A
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-r 2 - An astral I e dreaming, thro
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- 2 - Our Native F'Lag o'er hear-th
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- 4 - vdth it.s long enoke- Lf ke a
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- 3 - ReteIn those soft, eveet. eou
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- 2 - "You die, but in your death l
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that 1s known definitely about - A-
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