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I Mrs Nagg and Mr
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WhaVs the Usc for Her to Scrimp and Save and Slave When
that Selfish Spendthrift Her Husband Spends the Money
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I 4 Tea Z took W out of your pocket
J iWbat else can you expect me to do
Whenthe way you have act d to me all
these Jteira hoi made me lose my self
respect 10 that I should take as you
MJT what doesnX belong to me
But it does belong to me Who
ibtepa your home together on the few
dollar 3 you throw me For you cant
Tool mel You get a great deal more
Ulan you oay you So
You would have given it to me If I
hM asked yon for JtT Plpaae please
WTiNasg do not make metho subject
cf your cruel mockery
Wm gave me 30 yesterdayT Well
ittldnlc I glvetyou H of It Ito so down
town wlthT That left K3 Then I
A ou t a ton of ooal aDd three pounds
aafl tortf of sugar a copy of the
Htppy Ham Magazine and some bird I
s for tbe canary and then with the
I few dollars that was left I got a hat
I naeded It badly enough goodness
I knows I have been wearing that shabby
DId toque since last fall and the velvet
Vraa only p cheap cotton because on ac
count ofl your extravagant habits I
liave got to scrimp and save and I
looked llla a beggar woman in It
i Why I Mrs Qradley who Is lady
President of our Kind Words and Sun
1 1h1ne Society tcfld Mrs Terwllllger that
my toqurt must be a part of a poverty
I party contume
Mrs TerwJliEer didnt want to hurt
my feeBigs and It was almost fifteen
minutes before I could get her to tell
sue whtdt it was Mrs Gradloy said
How jean I tell them Its no business
of thelrll what I wear It Is their bust
Ineu I am on the Tenement lIouse
Vtelting Committee and how can I go
I around and uk about peoples morals
in the gaahnuse district aftd report on
M cases Of extreme destitution unless I
I tun dremed in a manner to command
r the respect of the worthy poor as well
04 of my fellow members of the Kind
I Words and Sunshine Society
t You had f 3 yeaterday What did you
II do wttl ItT Gave itto an evicted tam
I Uy yout0aw on the sidewalk
c How about yon own famfty that
may be evicted any day if you keep up
tbli wastefulness I
And Jiow do you know this family
jwna deaervlng und of good morals
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Why didnt you report them to the
Kind Deeds Society and have that
lovely Mr Bmlc now theres the man
who dresses like a gentleman did you
see that beautiful fur coat he wears
It cost five hundred dollars
Why did you not writo a letter to
Mr Smlg IL would have Investigated
the CAse and if he had found these
people vera deserving and of good
moral character he would have notified
the Immediate Helief Branch and at
Its next meeting it would save sent
around Borne soup and some Improving
literature
You didnt care a cuss what their
morals were That right swear I
Swear nt ME Mr Na g swear every
tlmo I talk of my charity work
° Mr Sralg never swears and he is
the kindesthearted man He cant go
near any case of poverty or sickness
because he Is too nervous and send
live and the society has Increased his
salary to J100CO a year because he has
topped unregistered people begging on
tho streets And you swear at me
and you swear at him and you swear
at everything
I must have a now velvet dress and
a set of new furs Mine are too
shabby to go vlsltlnc the worthy poor
In
I do not care If the butcher did call
on you for his bill Weare getting up
u Ingcup subscription for Mrs
Gradley and I had to glvo more thin
anybody because the old cat < knows 1
halo herthats where the money went
Jut you have no heart or charity In
you You dont care for our efforts to
Inculpate culture In the tenements
You xxosto your money and you fight
and quarrel Now slam the door again
and 1101 And my nose Is red and Mrs
Terwllllger will bo hers any minute
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Paul Dresser Likes
4 Mr Peewee n Song
Mr Paul Dresner of the Howley
Uresser Muslo Publishing Company
composer n lif writer of sentimental bal
lad whose very name on music sheet
Is a criterion of Its merit and whose
judgment AS a picker of hits Is second
to none has accepted the only original
Mr Fecwco song by James T Quirk
and John C Hundlnck and will have
It published by tho firm of which ho II
n member In Mr Ditusers estimation
this song Is one of the funniest and
I most original le has ever listened to
r The Fashionable Fad for Knitting aJid Crochet V Wdrk V > < n t
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HOW to Work the
I Stylish Sweater
That Is Now Worn
Baby Sack and Babys
Socks Are Quite Sim
ple Rainbow Scarfs
and Shawrs
TN AMERICA women are taking up
I wIth the ardor that American women
show for n now fad the art of cro
chctlnc and knitting This In by no
means a Ion art with them for they
hive learned It and forgotten It more
than onco In their lifetimes
The stylhli sweater Illustrated Is a
natty model that women are adopting
withenthusiasm for It fits the figure
snugly and has none of the bunchlness
thatsweaters formerly had It Is worn
as an under wrap and as nn outer one
too as well as In the homo on cold
day Its principal use however Is for
wear at outdoor sports and the cay red
and green coif aweaten used equally
on the skating rink and at other outdoor
Kames lend a brightness to ihe scents
of gray winter day
To males one use one pound of Spanish
yarn one pair of medium steel and one
pair of fine knitting needles If cuffs
and collar of a contrasting color are de
sired get one skein of the color wanted
Begin by casting on 7J stitches with
the steel needles and knit I purl for
IS rows Next begin the back proper
for which use tho rubber needles
First rowPurl 2 knit 2 urlknlt
6 and repeat to tho end of the row Sec
ond rowKnit where told to purl In nrst
row and purl where told to knit lie
peat these two rows tour time
Eleventh rowPurl 2 knit 2 purl 2
slip 8 stitches on to another needle knit
1 In front of next stitch then 1 in back
of same stitch Unit 1 Unit the 1 stitches
taken off on to needle again and repeat
to end of row
KnIt and purl the next 11 rows ao
cording to pattern i
The 2Jd row Is worKed like the lllh
but slipping 4 stitches off the needle In
stead of 3 Knit and purl tho next 11
rows according to pattern
The S3th row Is knitted like the SJ
which brings the pattern to Its required
width and the last 12 rows are repeated
over and ovcr again but without In
creasing in the cable twist as In the > th
row For Instance slip the 4 stitches
on to the spare needle and knit 1 not
2 In the next stitch
Continue until tho back Is 8 cable
twists long then decrease 1 stitch in
each end of every other row until 5
stitches are taken off at each Ride Then
work without decreasing until the back
Is 10 cable twists and 10 row long
Knit 3 stitches in tho next row and
put them on n safety pin Count M
stitches from the other end nnd knit
and bind oft the Intervening stitches
On the 23 stitches remainIng on the
needle knit ono and n half cnblo twists
In length then knit towar dthe under
toward the front Finish tho half cable
twlat and knit B more In length
Cast on 19 stitches In the next row for
under the arms anti knit 0 cabla twists
In length then knit toward the under
arm seam to within 23 stitches of the
end Knit back and forth always leav
ing 4 extra stitches toward the under
I arm scam until but 40 stitches remain
on the fionv needle
I Begin at tho underarm seam In tho
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but found no more to add < the temerity
she had just witnessed seeming beyond
the reach of words
lie on his part looked at me cocking
his head with a fire of triumph In his
exes nnd I understood at once that he
had thus hazarded his life merely to at
tract Clnraa notice and depose me from
my position as tho hero of the hour He
snapped his fingers V
The fire Is jnly beginning said he
When they warm up to their work they
wont bo BO particular
A oleo was now heard hailing us
from the entrance From the window
we could see the figure of a mnn In
tho moonlUrtit lie stood motlonkBi his
taco uplifted Co our and a rag of some
thing whlto on hie extended arm and
as wo looked right down upon him
though he was a good many yard die
tant on the links xxe could seq the
moonlight glitter on Ills eyes
lie opened his lips again and spoke
for some minutes on cad In a Key co
loud that ho might have been heard
In every corner of tho pavilion and as
far away as the borders of the wood
It van the same vole that bad already
shouted ° Tradttorel Traitor through
tb9 shutter ot the 4tRkt t
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Mr Huddleitone etagrjered and fell
backward
time It made a complete and clear
statement If the traitor Oddlestone
were given up all others should be
spared If not no one should escape
to toll lie tale
Well Huddlcstone what do you sa i
to that asked Northmour turning
to the bed
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Up to that moment tht banker had
given no sign of life and I at least
had supposed him to be etlll lying In
a faint but he replied at once and In
such tones M I have never heard olie
where save from a delirious patient
adjured and besought us not to desert
him It was the most hideous and ab
ject performance that my Imagination
con conceive
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next row tiMing sUel needle Knit 28
stItches plain knit V together It times
knit 3 together 10 times knit 4 together
X times Knit 2 purl 2 for 17 rows and
bind off Mnke the other front like the
firm then begin the aleevci
Cost on 118 stitches with the rubber
rocdlrs nnd knit G cahle twists In
length Whei they arc knit begin to
narrow one M ten each side of tho nee
dle every fifth ow until but 61 stitches
remain Then knit without decreasing
until the sleeve Is 2112 incites long and
after that ultli the steel needles knit 2
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he throw open the window leaned out
Into the night and In a tone of ex
ultation and with a total forgetfulness
of what was due to the presence of a
toil PUUKU out upon the cmtjisnudor
a string of tho most abominable raillery
both In English and Italian and bad
him begone where he had come from 1
believe that nothing so delighted North
flour nt that moment an the thought
that wo must all Infallibly perish be
fore the night was out
Meantime the Italian put his flag of
truce Into hla pocket and disappeared
hill4t leisurely pace among thp sand
h11111
h11111hoy make honorable war said
Northmour They arc all gentlemen I
and soldiers For the credit of tile I
thing 1 wish we could change sides I
you nnd I Frank and you too
missy my darling and lea that lining
on the bed to coma one else Tut Dont
look shocked Wr arc all going post
to what they call eternity and may
as well bn above board while thcran
I time As far ns I urn concerned 1C I
could first strangls Huddleitono and
thm win Clarli 1 could die with nomo
tirldfl anil satisfaction As It IsTII have
a kiss
Uefiire I could do anything to Inter
fere he hod rudely embraced nnd re
peatedly kissed the resisting girl Next
moment I had pulled him away with
fury and flungJilm heavllv against trie
wall Ho laughed louorand long and I
feared his wits had given way uner
n cTCII Ult Lot
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purl J for 31J Inches more find or
loosely and sew up sleeves nnd under
arm seams For the collaacast on HI
stitches with steel needles knit 2 pur
2 for 4 inches and find oft loosely Sew
to neck being careful to gather the ful
ness as closo to the front aa possible
Face the frgnta with silk und faster
with hooks and eyes
The babys sack Is quite n simple nf <
air made In xrhat women term m
time It requires only two hanlts 0
Shetland flon and a spool of crochcl
silk
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Or permlnon of Oeorca Mimion Eons
Copyright 1000 by George JIunroi Son
BYNOP3L3 OF PIIECUDINO C1IAPTEU3
Btroani Uuddlentona hu itoieu tho funds
pi the Carbonari an Italian political body
U > trh Carbonari YoW hla death For 1lVo uf
fluddlesteaes daughter Clara a anne
tmpro Enrllihman named Nortlnmmr
help the tmbetzler to escape to a lonely
Lvlllon on the abaTe of the German Ocean
There Clara insets and becomes engaged to
Prank Casillli a former friend ofjorlh
noun Northmour learning of this tries
lo kill CaJilll But on the rumored ap
proach of the Italian they umporarlly
hens their differences Into an alliance to
protect Clftlre and HinlrtlMton
At COMlllas suggestion the money lliid
Hasten stole from the Carbonari In placed
in tie sand outilda the house In the hope
hat the Italians will take It and go It
iniJnI untouched W1Jattn rilirnt a tIc at
hi window shouts Traitor tuddlulone
hull n leax
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CHAPTER V
Tlie Attack
c IE hurried Huddlestono upstnlr
W1S then returned to await the attack
s we believed Imminent
U dfVfo were again reduced to waiting
Korthmour went to the fireplace and
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tpread his hands before the red embers
15 If he were cold I followed him
mechanically with my eyes and In so
I 1 loins turned my back upon the win
flrw At that moment a very taint roo
port was audible from without and a
ball shivered a pano of glass and burled
Itself lnthe shutter two Inches from my
oadc I heard Clara scream and though
t whipped instantly out of range and
3 Into a corner sho was there so to
peak before me beseeching to know If
I were hurt I felt that I could stand
to be shot nt every day nnd all diy
> big with such marks of solicitude for
I k reward and continued to reassure
her with the tenderest caresses and fn
V somplete forgetfulhess of our situation
till the voice of Northmour recalled me
tp myself
U JLa alrgn h6 mid They wish to
eyike no noise
He took up the lamp which was he
pjde him on the table and turned to us
wIth on air of some excitement
C There Is one point that we must
now said he Are they going to
ut lter the lot ofuor only Hud
llestone Did they take you for him
rflr lJQt you for yourself I
tfThey ioolf me for him for certain I
rtpllcd Ir am near as tall and my
V head is fair
5 I 4flV going to malcesure returned
TJorthmour end he stepped up to the
window holding the lamp above his
ktad and stood there quietly affronting
Seath for half a minute
J iliira sought lo rush forward and pull >
t Mm from the place danger but I had
the par oli selfishness to bold her
back by force V
> Yesposatd Northmour turning cool
Ij tronrthe window Itonly Huddle
eton they want
L Jiv gorthmonrjeried Clara
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ho had been a sparing and a quiet I
laugher
Nou frank said hewhen his mirth
wn somewhat appeased Its your turn
Heros mv hand Goodbye farewell
UHJI s < elng rue stand rigid and indlg
Pant nnd holding Clara to my side
IIunl he Iroko out are vou angry
Iii you think we were going to die
with nil the nlrs and graces of society
r took a kiss Im glad I did It nnd
now you can tako another It jou like
and square nicounts
I tImed from him with n feeling of
Contempt which 1 did not seek to dls
Mmbll
As you please said he Youve
ben a prig In life 1 prig VOUU die
IUfit Ihllll > I Huddlo tone uttered a
cry nill Ieaped from tho bed
Fir he cried They have set the
house on fire
Nurdnmur was on hN feet In nn In I
plant and he anti I ran through tj
ilnor nf communication with the stuoj
Iho ronm was Illuminated by a red end I
nnnrj light Almost at the moment of I
our entrance a tower of flame hroso
In front of the window and with a I
tingling report n pane fell Inward on
tho carpet They had ket nro to tlui
leanto outhouse I
Hot pungent and choking volumn of
smoko began to Illl the house There
waR not a human being to be seen to
rIght or left
Ah well raid Northmour heres
th rlr thank Ondl
Well boys and girls said North
mour how about u sally The oven
Is Pirating It Is not good to stay here
and be baked and for my part I want
to come to blow with them and be
done
Northmour and I cocked our revol
vers Mr Hurtcllrstonc who had nl
ready iefiisi n firearm put us behind
him with n manner of command
Let Clara open the door said he
So If they fire a volley she will be
protected > And In the meantime stand
behind me I am the scapegoat my
sins have found me out
I heard him ns I stood breathless by
Ills FliouMe with mv pistol ready
pntlrrlnp off prayers In a tremulous
rnnld uhlsper
Air Httddlentonr filled for the
moment with a strength greater than
lili own struck Northmour and myself
a bnokhnnder In the chest nnd while
vo were thus for the moment Incapacl
toted from action lifting his arms
nbove his head like ono about < to dive
lie ran straightforward out of the pa
vllnu
Itro Iaml he rrled tlluddlestont
KHt nir mid spare the other
ills sivlrtcn nppeuranco rtaunted I sup
po c oil hidden onemliA for North
moor anti I hind time to recover to
solzo Clara between us one by each
arm nnd to n fh forth to his assistance
era anything further Imd taken place I
nut scarce had we passed the threshold I
when there came near n dozen reports I
and flasUes from eny direction nninng
the hollows of the links Mr Huddle
stone staggered uttered a xxelnl ami
freezing cry threw up his arms over
hl hrnd and fell backward on the turf I
Tradllorn1 Trnilltorc TrAitor Trill I
torI cried the invisible nxengern
And jut thin a part of tho roof of I
the paxlllon fell In so ranhi was the
progress of the fire A loud vague and
horrible noise accompanied the collapse I
and n vast volume of name went soar
L ing UD to heaven V
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Begin with n chxlnjof 13 stitches and
work plain rates ofshells In n single
throwover stitch Irfxeasing the width
by an extra shell on the nay donrn the
sack till the depth is reached For a
space the depth cf the armlwilcs the
shells are not continued all the way
around but continued rows are resumed
after the depth of the armhole has been
mode The sleevrs ore worked to the
armholes In rows upon rows till 12 rows
have been made This Is about the
length of x bXbysinrm A singtW of
plain tinglestitch In silk la put nil the
wixy around the sack and to this la cro
cheted the shells that form the border
Avchaln of silk Is crocheted on tho edge
ofthe worsted shells by putting n chain
of three nllk loop Into every wool stitch
A ribbon or cord and tassels Is run
through the neck of tho sack
rour to six groups of stitches make
n pretty shell A very deep shell may
be made by throwing the worsted twice
over the needle Instead of once before
taking a stltolj
One skein f zephyr or Saxony wool
Is nuniclcnt rut a pair of baby socks and
XI stitches make a chain largo enouah
to form a clrplo for the top of n babys
leg Crochet In single Mitch nil the
way around and around this ring of 3U
stitches decreasing the number of
stitches is the ankle Is reached Then
crochet back and forth on halt the end
of the sock tilt a piece the length of
babys foot his been made This nar
rows as It gets to the toe by dropping
n stitch on tho ends of each row Next
crochet n square piece beginning at the
other half of the end of the sock till thu
depth ot the heel has bern made Join
this at < ho bottom and tho heel la
formed Crochet In single stitch from
the heel around and around back and
forth along the bottom of the foot
dropping a stitch at the ends of the
rows to narrow the foot at the toe till
when the toe Is reached and the roc
joined there the shape of babya foot
It neatly copied
A rnlnbow scarf to useful to a girl
I both in summer and winter Is easily
P crocheted Ot worsted It requires five
skeins of creamwhite one of pale blue
one of pale pink and one of nile green
L Shatlanit floss If the scarf Is made of
ono color tho same amount of worsted
Is required nll in one color
The shawls of ono color nro more serviceable
p
f viceable und the fashion of color Is not
t likely to change as In the case of a
rnnlbow shawl
Dr Lyons
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Tooth Powder
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY
Used by pcoplo of refinement
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Is tn vorK iloublestltch shells hick und
forth Illl the length of the scarf la
mode nnd then add us drop a border of
larger shells ns ono desIres If several
colors nro used In stripes work rich
ttrlpp separately and then Join Experts
nt crochet work can work the samo
tnltcni In a more elaborate manner but
the nmateur scek the easiest way of
making things nnd the effect Is just ni
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