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55 M f "You're not the man I believe in if you ever break that pledge," she told him. "Now then," as they went down the street together, "let me tell you something. I've got over $10,000 of your money. I took ,it from under the carpet when I saw that you would soon throw it away. There it is." Dan Wolsey stared at money and girl. Tears came into his eyes. His voice broke. "I'm going to give you half of it," he began. "No!" definitely dissented Nell, "I have used a few dollars of it to get you here. Good-by, be a man." She started to spring up into the "wagon. Dan caught her arm. "Nell, dear kind Nell," he faltered, "your boss at the hotel said you were looking for a home." "Well?" she challenged in her pretty definite way. "I'll give you one. Nell, I'll treat you right, always. I'll make you a happy wife, if you'll let me." Her earnest eyes searched his to their very depths. "I believe in you," she said, and she put her little brown hand confid ingly into his rugeed own. (Copyright, 1917, W. G. Chapman.) o o SAUSAGE. Sausage is a round, fat, unsenti mental article of indigestion. It is the father of all wursts buck, liver and weinie. Its grandfather is bologna. And its grandmother is more bologna. Sausage is of two kinds, tram melled and untrammelled. Tram melled sausage wears a thin spring overcoat the year round and comes a la necklace. Untrammelled sau sage is sold by the pound and served in solitaires. Trammelled sausage is wild. That's why its trammelled. This is evi denced by the fact that it will stand just so much cooking and then it bursts, its bonds. Untrammelled or tame sausage just sits and sizzles. HEADS CONGRESSMEN'S WIVES AT CAPITAL MR5 JlORACE JiTfawNER Mrs. Towner has succeeded Mrs. Atlee Pomerene as president of the Congresisonal club of Washington, composed of wives of congressmen. She is ope of the most popular ma trons at the capital. oo LENTEN MENUS FOR ONE DAY By Biddy Bye Breakfast Cream of corn on toast; graham muffins; honey; cof fee. Luncheon Potato rolls and ba con; stewed fruit; thin white sand wiches; tea Dinner Boiled mackerel; creamed rice; lettuce, radish and cucumber salad; chocolate custard; coffee. The dying wish of Mrs. Emma C. Van Sickle of LaCrosse, Wis., was that she might be buried in Tier pri vate cemetery beside her five husbands. - - - - - - - J,.-?..;. --