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CHANGING FACE - OF
PARK LANE
Romance Disappears In Famous Thoroughfare.
LAST OF PATRICIANS.
dentists' and dealers.
ap-
BRITAIN WARNED OF HITLER'S "AIMS.
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as workmen tlers of the soil, apd able to earn bread for each other by
their labour."
THE ELIXIR
OF THE REVEREND
FATHER GAUCHER
1
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Com-
Would you send me to perdi tion?'
"The Prior intervened. "Hitler's reckoning of 250,000,000 "Reverend Fathers,' he said de- London. Germans may seem sanguine. From precatingly spreading out his lily- The patricians of Park Lane his speeches and tnose of his lieu-white hand on which glittered the are rapidly giving way to profes-tenants we gather that the present the difficulty. It is in the evening. jpasteral ring. I have a way out of sional and commercial men. The' famous old houses in which prin- limit of his ambitions is a "Third is it not, when the Tempter assails ces and peers held court are now Empire" of merely 100,000,000 you 7′′ the consulting rooms of doctors, "Nordics" `which should comprise "Yes, Monseigneur, in the oven- Austria, German Switzerland, Gering and every evening. As night' The Duke of Atholl has just man Bobemia, the "unredeemed" approaches a clammy perspiration been telling the Chelsea Society Germans of Poland and the Baltic comes over me like that which as- that this revolutionary change States, Denmark, Holland, Alsace sailed Capitou's ass when he saw. does not find favour in his eyes. Lorraine, Luxemburg, Belgium and the saddle brought out.'
Fear nothing my dear boy! He says that when he looks at Flanders at least as far as Calais.
will Henceforth at Evensong we Park Lane he thinks that what is! No Standing Aride
put up on your behalf the orison' sometimes miscalled progress is ja return
That We may smile. Some of us smiled of St. Augustine, which carries to barbarism.
indulgence. Whatever sentiment apparently applies only at the Hitlerite movement itself, be-plenary to the outward and visible fore Dr. Bruening-whom some of happens, you will be safe.
UB adored and even called the mission and absolution will pearance of Park Lane.
But there has been an even
"greatest German statesman since synchoqlze."
"'Tharks unapenkably, Monseig- more revolutionary change dur Bismarck"-opened, by his folly. ing recent years in the type of
the sluice-gates to the Hitlerite neur I' flood in September, 1930. Hitlerite "Father Gaucher asked no more. people who have taken up resi- cells" are already working active He returned to his slembics carol- dence or rather business-in the most famous thoroughfare inf the "Third Empire." Nothing.
ly in all these prospective "tands" ng like a lark: *Faithful to Europe. Twenty-five years ago succeeds, like success.
-compact, the Hail Hitler! officiating priest never failed to put was the home of Princes, peers, statesmen, men of art and. There is an enlightening passage up after Comptine an intercessory in the first instalment of Mr. Lloyd prayer for the tempted Father who letters. To-day they can be num- George's "War Memoirs" which was risking his soul for others' bered on the fingers of one hand. The Daily Telegraph is publishing, good.
A survival is Londonderry It tells now he favored British neu-
"Looking into the chapel at House, the residence of the Mar- trality in August, 1914, provided Evensong, we see the white-hooded Bombay, Marseilles & London.
quess of Londonderry, where Germany should not invade Belgium. monks kneeling in grateful devo- Straits, Colombo & Bombay. Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London, many brilliant social and politiHe would have left France and tion, as the orison steals over their H'burg, R'dam. Antwerp & Hull. cial receptions take place in the Russia to deal with Germany in beads like a night-breeze over St. Bombay Marseilles & London.
Colombo & Bombay. Straits
sion of Sir Philip Sassoon, which arms, while England stood by, ready Bernard's snows. Marseilles & London.
to use her casting vote. We know ness there is wafted from the red- London, H'burg, is the Meca of brilliant men of now whither that policy would have lit distillery the sonorous fortis- Antwerp & Hull.
letters, eminent politicians, ar led. Germany saved US 17,000 28th Aug. | Marseilles & London.
tists and scientists. 14.000
9th Sept Bombay. Marseilles & London. 5,000 16th Sept. Marseilles, Havre, London, H'burg,
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+SOMALI
RANPURA
*MIRZAPORE
RAJPUTANA
17,000 29th July
6,000 9th Aug 17,000
12th Aug. BANGALORE 6,000 19th Aug.
RANCHI
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**BHUTAN
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14,000
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•
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Antwerp & Hall.
London. Marseilles & London.
it
season. Then there is the man-i
Mansions Disappearing.
And in the still-
then.jsimo of Father Gaucher:
Hitl foreshadows a like policy for us in future. Let us be fair to nim.
counting upon
•
"There lived a monk in gay Paree, Patatin, Patatan.! But apart from these, only one He
our may be
"I've come to the end of my or two members of old English dabbenaggine" or upon our too yarn," said the Abbe. "Luckily, families continue to keep a town clever-by-half 6,800 14th Oct. Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg house in Park Lane. Slowly, but Today, as in 1914, we may think we present.
short-sightedness, none of my parishioners have been Octwerp & Hall,
surely, those fine noble mansions hold a casting vote and can stand Translated by Edward Harris, of a generation age are disap aside. If we do, we may hasten the Havre, London, Hamburg.pearing, and rising upon their advent of the "Third Empire," and the
Antwerp & Hull.
sites are great blocks of flats, our own certain undoing. banks, business houses, shops and hotels.
11,000 21st 16,000
* Cargo only.
6,000 12th Nov.
London.
Marseilles & London.
4th Norarseilles & London.
15,000 18th Nov. Rombay,
15,000 6,800
2nd Dec. 9th Dec.
Bombay, Marseilles & London.
Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg,
R'dam, Antwerp & Hull.
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Frequent connection from Port Said for Passengers and Cargo to Con stantinopla Pireaus, Smyrna and other Levant Ports by steamers of the Khedivial Mail Steamship Co.
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SIRDHANA
TALMA
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Singapore, Penang & Calcutta. Singapore, Penang & Calentta. Singapore, Penang & Calcutta Singapore, Penang & Calcutta. Singapore, Penang & Calcutta.
The aristocrats who formerly Joccupied private residences are now to be found living in the lu-. xurious flats which have replaced. their ancestral homes.
In the Park Lane of to-day can be found: five banks, a pri- vate hospital, a firm of stock- brokers, antique dealers, theatre- ticket agencies; newsagents, chemists, doctors, dentists, osteo- paths, a public house and a build- ing society.
There are, however, still a few of those delightful old houses, with Georgian fronts, flaunting marguerites and geraniums in the face of this modern Babylon! of architecture. They are ghosts B.L. Apcar Line steamers have excellent accommodation for loth to leave the place where they have lingered for so many years. 1st and 2nd class passengers.
It was in the drawing-rooms of· some of these historic houses
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hatched and many a romance started.
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2nd Sept. Manila, Rabeul, Brisbane, Sydney & lived at 29, Park Lane, and there
7,000
1933. 4th Aug.
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he took counsel with his political friends, Lord Lytton lived at! what was then No. 1, Park Lane, but the houses were re-numbered by order of the Metropolitan
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1933.
17.000 13th July 10,000 13th July July
17,000 27th 10,000 27th July 7,000 6th Aug. 6,000 9th Aug. 14,000 10th Aug. 8,000 10th Aug 24th Ave
Aug..
16,000 24th Au
7,090
Aug.
3rd Sept. €,800 Bih, Sept. .14,000 7th Sept. 11,000 21st Sept 6,100 4th Oct. 17.000 5th Oct. 15,000 20th Oct 6,800 1st Nov. 15,000 3rd Nov.
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her drawing room that the cere mony of her marriage to the Prince of Wales (afterwards! King George IV.) was performed in December, 1875.
But Park Lane was not always! the abode of the aristocracy. When it was known as Tyburn Lane it was the haunt of thieves and murderers.
So in the new Park Lane there will be a very mixed company of ghosts!-Reuter.
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