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LEAP YEAR BRIDE

(Continued from Page 3).

went on slowly. "A little while ago she dropped off to sleep. That's why I gave orders sle wasn't to be disturbed. It's the first sleep she's und In 48 hours. Perhaps it will save her. I sent for you, Cherry, because-well, thought you'd want to be here."

pen-"

PRETTY WEDDING AT KOWLOON.

CELEBRATION At Union CHURCH ON SATURDAY

The Kowloon Union Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday afternoon when Mr. Edwin John Speirs, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Speirs, of Congh, Tyrone, Northern Ireland, WHS "Of course! Oh, doctor, surely married to Misa Dorothy Emily you can do something! You must Heron, younger daughter of Mr. n't you mustn't let anything hap-A. W. Heron, of the Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., und "We're doing everything pos-grand daughter of Mr. John Lam- the late Mrs. F. Heron; and the sible," he assured her. "I've had two specialists here for consultaert, late Lloyds' Surveyor

of tlon. She has splendid nurses. Hongkong.

The Rev. E. L. Allen conducted You may be sure that everything the service while Mrs. Frank Short in our power will be done to bring played appropriate music at her to a speedy recovery."

the "Doctor," Cherry faced him; directly, "you're not just saying bride wore a gown of white satin Givon away by her father, the these things to make me feet betcharmeuse, an embroidered net vell ter? You really believe she has aand a coronet of orange blossom. chance?"

creeper and maidenhair fern. Miss Her bouquet Was of Honolulu Kathleen Heron, sister, attended as bridesmaid and wore a champagne shoes of blue. She carried a posy satin dress set off with hat and of Honolulu creeper.

Dr. Knowles put a hand on the girl's arm. "I told you the cop dition is serious," he repeateil. "I've thought-well,

she rallies

as 1 hope she will after this rest I thought your being here might do a great deal. She's missed you these last weeks, Cherry."

The girl had turned away. know," she said miserably.

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"I'm leaving now," Dr. Knowles announced, "but I'll be back with- in an hour. If there's, the slight est change the nurse knows where to reach me. The best thing for you to do is to try to quiet your self. ' let you see your mother, just as soon as it's wise."

He was gone. Sarah, who had been latening all the while, came across the room.

"Maybe if you'd lie down, honey," she said softly, "you'd feel better. You'd best do like doctor says and try to just be quiet."

Cherry shook her head. "'1 conka't, Surah." But don't bother about me. I'll be all right."

organ.

The Matron of Honour, Mrs. W. Tillerey, was attired in a gown of blue French lace and a fawn' picture hat and shoes to match.

She car- ried a bouquet of gladioli.

Mr. H. Evan Lewis discharged the duties of best man.

nt

the Church a reception was held at

Subsequent to the ceremony Knutsford Hotel, the couple, later leaving for Macao for their honey- moon. The bride's going awny dress was an ensemble of green and beize.

EYES ON JAPAN

AMERICA WATCHES

MANCHUKU

Washington, Aug. 28. Eager to gattge the possible effect of Japan's recognition of the new state of Manchukuo the The older woman put her arms United States is watching for the around the girl. "We've got to terms of the agreement. pray!" she said fervently. "It's One possibility considered by only the Lord who can help us now, American officials is a treaty to We've got to pray he'll spare your abolish extraterritoriality,-Bruz- mother, darling.

ter's American Service.

Cherry's face seemed to have

"Voice of Tokyo." taken ол i mask-like quality." Yes," she said as though she had

London, Aug. 27: not understood the words, "pray. Press towards Manchuria

"The attitude of the French That's it." Her voice had become any the least of it, surprising," a monotone. "That's what we have declares the Manchester Guardian to do-pray."

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She sank to the luxurious antin in a leader, "especially when con- cushions of the chaise longue.sidering that the tendency of the Surah regarded her uncertainly for French post-war foreign policy. a moment and then turned and left was to support the Lengue, the room.

"How the change came about is Fur Cherry it was the beginning unknown, though there are of a vigil that seemed endless. She rumours of secret agreements sat amid surroundings that had whereby France has agreed once been as familiar as her own support the Japanese view at the features in the mirror. The room League in return for Japaneae was done in rose and blue. The support at the Disarmament Con- ivory-tinted furniture. That win-ference.

dow looking out over the garden. "It is also beyond question that This carpet, soft as down beneath the Sino-Japanese dispute gave an her feet. All of it was exactly an impetus to the French armament it had been and yet everything was industry, which has considerable different.

newspaper interests. Be that as "I'm to blame," the girl told her- it may, a large section of the self bitterly. "It's my fault. is French Press continues to speak Mother dies I'm the one who'll be with the voice of Tokyo:-Reuter. | responsible !"

The tears would not come now. Cherry sat immobile as a statue. Once when she heard footsteps in the hall she arose and went to the someone entered the room. door. It was the nurse again. put a finger to her lips and shook half-rising. her head.

and knew it was the doctor.

Sunset came and then dusk. The sky outside was darkening when

She

to her seat.

Cherry returned After a time she heard steps ngai

"Father!" Cherry exclaimed,

The man on the threshold muid

grimly, "Dr. Knowles is waiting." (To be continued)

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