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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 22 September 1911, Page 6

A baby European stork has been hatched at London. Zoo by aoideent. the egg in which it was contained being cracked when the nest belonging to its father and mother .collapsed. The baby stork has been christened Jimmy. A most extraordinary accident occurred at Geneva during a performance of "Quo Vadis?" at the Grand Theatre. Mile. Le Kossa, a youn<r actress, who was playing the part of Lyd.ia, was being carried out by a gigantic player, weighing eighteen stone, when, as he was rushing out oi" the arena with her, he slipped and fell so heavily on her that he injured her internally. He:- recovery is exceedingly doubtful. Heart failure due to excitement over the success of a patent on which he had spent many years' work was the cause of death, it was stated at a Poplar inquest on Charles Brett, aged 71, a sawmill engineer. At the Aerodrome at Doual, M. Bretmet. the French airman flew with no fewer than eleven passengers and covered over three miles in five minutes, the weight of machine and passengers being more than a ton. A famous domain of 54,500 acres, covorinf a large portion of the Isle of lslay, on the west coast of Scotland, the Kildalton and Oa Estates, famous for their sporting facilities, are to be sold at auction. The estates have magnificent shooting and fishing, and there is also splendid deer stalking. There are many historic remains, including the Great Celtic Cross of Kiklalton, on the estates, on which also are a. mansion and numerous other houses, three hotels, and three distilleries. The beautiful Machrie go.t links are also part of the property. Nasal Catarrh. Colds in the Head Influenza, Bronchitis, and Coughs are quickly cured bv "Nazol." Frasrrant, effective, speedy. Price 1* 6s everywhere.*

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