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LOXDOX, Aug. 4.—The Duke of
Northumberland is hard up. as are
many other members of the old no-
bility in these. days of excessive taxa—
tion. and is compelled to retrench like
many untitled folk in order to make
both ends meet.
He has sold manr of his northern
properties, including severi‘i ta‘rge ho-
teis. To a wealthy Paris art—dealer
he recently rented his magnificent
mansxon on the Thames near Ken:
It is one of the biggest residences in
the country.
And still the Duke. feels the neces-
sity of cutting down expenses. He
has decided to close Alnwick Castie,
which has been the Northumberland
home of tie Percy: since early in the
14th centur). He will retain only a
few rooms in the auntie {or use when
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tin: 1.ill't‘lcult_\' of controlling speeding.
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will Ill't‘Vt'l’li the czirTo \Vhlt‘ll it is {Lt-i
tacked {mm trtnt'ling over ten miles;
an hour. The more the driver “steps!
on it." the .0\\€-!‘ the c.1r “ill run i
. This automatic speei regulator is'
ithc 1111.: utio" 01 Ernesto l' rufm1 10 and;
Ettore V'iIl.1.31u indicator is set at
the number of miles an hour desiredi
as the maximum speed. An applies-f
tion of centrifugal {01cc interrupts;
the wro king of the motors if the driv- =
1 In Rome the narrow streets in the
gpav ements of many strets make fast
‘driving particularly dangerous. Driv-
ers are prone to disregard existing
speed regularities. so the city author-1
ities are giving thought to making ob-
ligatory the use or this automatic reg-
ulator.
Unfortunate Experiment.
I was hurriedly preparing to attend I
an important meeting and was avingf
n time with my refractory hair which?
persisted in sticking straight up in a;
stub! 1y tn": on top of my head writes
a correspondent. My “ife suggested— :
and insisted upon—flattening it withé
the pomade used on our son’s sleek
Jpompmlour. But—my hair is white and
Jthe pomnde red. and they refused to
blend. in ruin my wife tried to rub it
tn or rub it out. My hair became a
regular barn red with white stripes.
The remedy was a stiif brush. hot wa~
ter, strong laundry soap and lots of
elbow grease, but my scalp still slam
the a ripe tomato.
Back Hurt?
When the Hdniyu donotprop‘edyda-
their work or purify the blood stream.
waste product: and péilonoux ucifi'te-
main in thetystemandcahsebachebe.
rheumatic pains. “Flamingo core inns-
clec, swollen joints. stifling» lune
buck and similar symptom} '
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cleanbloodindbettethedtbgwifilfree :1
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