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"m m' Uncle Eustace and Miss Penton standing next to each other, each Poking at the opposite wall, and Miss Penton's face was redder than I had ever seen it before. -- . "Here are your glasses, Uflcle Eus tace," I said. "Oh, darn!" said Uncle Eustace. "Say, Tommy, you run back with them and tell your mother I'm going to bring Miss Penton home for din ner." I went out without paying any thing. Because, you see, Lfcad known all the time that Uncle, Eustace and Miss Penton had been' sweethearts twenty years before.. (Copyright by W. G. Chapman.) o o CHAMPION BOY GLOBE-TROTTER TRAVELS 200,000 MILES Luther Angle. San Francisco, Cal. Luther Angle, 6 years old, undoubtedly holds the world's record as a boy globe trotter. He has traveled 200,000 miles since he was 2 years of age. With his ar rival here recently on the steamer Honolulan, accompanied by his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Angle of Chicago, the youngster completed his second trip around the world. The little fellow has covered more ground than a good many explorers in out of the way places of the world, figuring in many adventures. Angle, who is a traveling man, started the trip just completed two years ago. "When a man has to travel he should take his family with him if ixe can," says Angle. Two years ago the family was in Mexico, from where they fled to Cen tral America at the outbreak of the Madero revolution. From there they went into the vast reaches of South America, then to the Continent, to South Africa, to Australia and the Orient. In South Africa the family crossed the great Kallahari desert, making part of the jqurney in an automobile. In the interior, from Ladysmith, the party encountered a band of hostile Kaffirs, who had never before seen an automobile. As the machine moved through the tall grass, the na tives cowered in fear, believing it to be a new species of monster. , o o Macaroni and Oyster Croquettes. - Cook y CUP of macaroni that has been broken into quarter-inch pieces in salted water until tender. Drain in colander. Turn cold water over it to "plump it" Clean and parboil 1 pint of oysters in just water and oyster liquor enough fto cover. Remove oy sters. Chop fine, mix with macaroni. Make thick white sauce, using in place of 1 cup of milk y cup of oy ster broth and y2 cup of milk, 1 table spoon of butter and 2 eyen table spoons of flour. Cook 15 minutes. Salt and pepper to taste. Mix white sauce with oysters and macaroni. Spread on plate. Allow to cool three hours. Cut in shape. Roll in crumbs. Dip in egg and crumbs again. Fry in deep fat. Drain and serve with cu cumber sauce. br MtfMMMttaAUMAaMMrtMfltfttfefllMiiMtttotai