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By Maurice Ketten.
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., i i.i ii POLtTBIB .I'inlor. Her'y.
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AN EARLY CHARTER FRAMER.
'HKKK were nun nfiT ill- liiiii'li uovernora and la?foro lha
RetolntioMfj herous thai are worthy the iiiiMiibrBco "C tin
mrtronolis. A taMel to rne of theee, Thotnaa llonjrafi, the
Roman L'atlioltr fJoPeMinr ol the Provinca of Sow ri from nim.'
io i;k. waa unveiled hi si. Peter's Churchi Barclay itreet, thin week,
Somrii it i- :iIiiih-i .i--uini'l tlmi tin' interval of t IS yean
btfwwti thr l'i'iii' of DuU'li and the coming "f American rale here
htNl waa iieopled Lay phantoms and nol bj men. The whimaical
"I'lim- hi Irving hai raat tlie fame of the Knickerbocker Ooternon
like n long shadow over the British flotcrnora thai miccecilod Ihoin.
Thr niiiii 'ill uf tin' iirii'tii' ill i' mill 1'iinirv ili-riiiilunts hits si
attother shadow backward from the ipacioui day of 1710, anil hidden
httwera the two are haH forgotten lmt not negligibie pereonalltiea.
One nf theae wai Jacob Leialer, tin Herman-born merchant nud
soldier who built the Ball ry, vigorously ruled Ibe province in an in
terregnum ft 1 1 1 waa hanged for t traitor in lill'l, inn later acclaimed
m "the Hint Amrrican patriot. Hie I nitod (ternian mk Hies I n I
In ilii leillc tun .i k live- iii Ins iiiiiimiy in I il II. ill I Mi.. ian
spring, Another noteworthy Colonial Clovcrnor wan t lie Karl "f
Ho i inn ill I. V. in iiillli-lnli'i I did. l ii lil I" -lll lill.li A . .HI' I I In II
i'8'1 ! "ii proclaimed pirate. Wore than twoaeore British Governors
ralod over thii province In ill ntury preceding the rli'Volution,
nnii'iijr thein leveral whose fame should In1 reacueti from oblivion.
Until ili' Barclay itreel tablet wai pnl in place) ilio name ''f
Thonmt Dongan, Karl r Limerick, wan precrvcd only in liongan
Hills where S:;:':i Island'! Countt Kair is held This irttllanl lfib-
Iran, wlm -i imiI ihhIit tun ila'-', fniinliL on thr 'ontinentx and
ralod in Africa before he ruled in America, in a figure for historical
romance. He was a diplomat, managing wiili Kill Ihc relationa with
Indiana and French, mnl retort ina mi 1 n-n i 1 1 wln-n i In rrcucli
Oovernor objected that Kngliah rum waa debauching the roquoia
with the ily anggeition that "our rum doath little hurt n your
brandy." tie waa n aagaciotra and liberal minded ruler, in the formal
wordi nf the tablet: "Father nf tin- Firal Repreaentaiive Aaaemblv
tnd the 'Charter of Iti'lM- and Privilegea" granting Popular and Uo
ernment Rcligiona Toleration, Trial by Jury and Immunity from Mar
tial Law. Freedom from AHiiiiur Arresi, Frnmcr of the Firal ( ii
Obartera for Albany and Now York."
Modern charter framera Duty learn omoUtiiig lo their advantage!
und the city'a, by digaajting Uw policial of tin-, higlt-minded riahtnu
I
BROOKLYN AUTONOMY.
21 the last dava of MctJarren much was laid about Brooklvn'a pollt-
X'Ml autnnnniv. llMMklaio llMfl uncn r 1 1 t t niuler tin1 ma -
leAUe MeCooey, rnii fiol iniite an lleOtrron planned. Thia
autonomy oontista in the boaa and the leaders taiinr excellent care
of UftUMolvea, It wifl Ihj aotod that lut two gapa exist in its per
feel inn.
Boss I'oHltlon. Salary
John Hi MoOaaai Ohlaf SurrnaatHa Clerll B,000
Dtatrlet baader. " foaltlon. Salary.
First P. II. Qnlnn Wl'eruT $15,000
atjaaul J. J. BrtOifW Warden of .(all 3.000
Tiiird i. Kan pommiaolOMr Hoard gjlaottona 5,000
Frurth T. .1. Dreanan. . . .Si1 retary Hoard Aaaeaaora 5,000
Kifrh 1. 1, it. 'Mini Deotaty Bxatlaa .CommlaaloMr tt.ooo1
Sixth W. K TliomiiKon. Hepnly Cnmniliuionr-r RaeOTda 4,000
Seventh W. J. Ileffernan. . Deputy f'onnty Clerk 5,000
Klghth J. M.Oray Dfltffr Sheriff KIiihh County 0,000
Ninth T. I". Wogan Chief Clerk County Court 7.500
Tent h T. R. Pairatl Crminilssl iner of .liirors 5,000
Kleventii T K HyinoH State Tax Commtaaloner 5,000
Twelfth if. .i Butlar St position
Thirteentli 0. J. Murphy Deptltl Regiater .'i.OOO
Kurtuenlh I MeKoOn Chttt Clark Police Court ,
Klllsenth J. V. Carpenter. .Chief Clerk Munlripal Court :!,000
SUirentli K I. unity Rogtater Ktnga County s unn
Sevfiitecnth . . . ,C tiraef Comniaaloner of Records 5,000
Btgtiteenti) I. MoCooap Chief Clerk Burroajaffe'a Court 5,000
Nineteenth H. Hssaafhifl Chief Clerk Polios Court 2,500
Twentieth W . K.iieianey Chief Clerh Hoard Maciatratea 5,000
Twenty-first. , , JO. H. Hole Councillor Boated Transfsrrsd Taxi s 5,000
Twsiitjr asoond. T. P Blaaotl Chief Clerh Municipal court s,000
afjwnty-thlrd. ' P. ktooahan. So poaittoo
WHAT ARE il THeWAlL, X M f Q J-4f LIMOC,6"o
S- 7n WASHiNC, T.,f DliHCI), ) I 1 HOT I I'M CLt: ANlNci IT
giet iT3r- f ,J A rVATB. I MAM J
i v iiii -iv ji t. l- y i r i8-- v tm tc j
PnSlS-Ti I NM. ,Af1 30Wt To LEAVE, L TZtKkZ
2s j -mskmm : j im.
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i- run, 1011, i'v Tb4 it. laUUilaa i n. nur , Vail Waaau
KHOLD, nn llnughlrr, in Babylon fierr rfierll
I too 8UFFKAOBTTB8, and the were hoin'
"MMf f-rnw nbout thr CAl'NK!"
.Voir, fie rtrnl tutMOCttt irrnt nut into th
niptwofi and hymys. m when s'le haul pnthemt
the ii Nlflfattffl and ffie free-Iaaehera and fne NNWBBOY8 lafofher c
mounted ' toap hoc and addreeteo Ihewi, Mpfnp.'
'Vrritti. rei Up, i.t.v la 0 fyrwal and na opp reaaor, oarf (here i no poo-i
In ; m he alffcth i fhe Mph places, and hofdetN in Ihs 0001 ;o'i. ?.
faferfh all Ihr z.'.tM' monef, narf Ufa oof la upon our necks. I'el a fool und
o 1110' mop VOTB, id."' ichp amp noi a VtOMAWf"
Ami the iniilflfude mocked her aodtA loophfer and rafcaffa rrfedf
"Ok, scat y
Wht n npon ahe departed hopflfy,
Bui Ike second Bufrooette peapkl Iks dfawlap-rooms mi fke iiA- fem,
rokrre Iki banksrs. and Iks politicians, am " imi nmi Ike fcenrt. ani i
pel Icmta irfre pnfkered lopefker.
11 '1 1 '' 1 v . "in sinit!itri, mul tlrroltrti; and ViOlffS Sk nrrnyrtl hrr.if
1 oin Invicd fh IVise and fkc Ifipkfp snfo her hoass and fed Iksm an!tk ',
and httffrri ; wcrina, and flattery ami panck. i.' wkea sks sn tkal ficu
MTcre of .'.'' she ros and miin w fkeai, saplaB,
"Behold, hois WONDKHfVL is Hani Lo, he muketh laws, nnd saltsTeSl
aoHaea, and IpMcffi baffles, ond rafrketk h'lfll! Ala, uoman never
hope 1 1 be Ufa Bquat, btii onfp n Bib, fet, kow OVTM it uouut he of htm
to tHve rs bailor, imk lo 1 ks rate roe, Ikew. iinuii ire raffp round
fm 'iii ifnp kla praises, hnd row kirn Kiffk our prafffwde 'f oui' i'ote
forever. An'i all Ike world teoald call him 'JfoWer"
IFkcreupoq a MT t.'.t.v arose wlfh kis mmiih lull of buttered ih':ij
Pad skottted :
"fofea for ITomi a '" ,
.tm tke multifade echoed him, cfplaff; !
"Uttttah! Uttvmhl for the is HUAHVXABLBI Yet, the it t tettehf
Bui fke Ural Muflragettt admontthed her, toftitpi
'!, foot! Win, thou kOtC-tOU tu M'lil 11, irl s- l. ti Mtir.l'.m.A
1 him for 1 Is ' rfisprore lo Ike 0AU8B,"
Yet l sap wnfo Ikee, mp dai pkter, rklek 0 fkese iras W18B mid i ftirii
tea 1 BjYJi
r or a i'.- norr M.tr icorketh irondera w-i
fif II fk. '- f.!..'
re 1 1 . ',' aroKMsafj
Old Loves in New Settings
by A I in a V. o o tl . a r J
r ' ' IT wJk S ol . iniiko m
k IJ PJ ovy
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Mrs, Jarr's Plar& of
Vengeance Wins Out
lure nirtftlns whloh I've Juit I ambroldorod in silver at tlie hack .in, I
CuHMatttt, KM I , l.j Hit 1'rtiu IMll'lllllUiJ 1
11' llC .Sir ).Mk Wutldj.
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I Cos Cob Nature Notes j
ii hy Ball It
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wlch'' miy limro In ipaaklni
of our "liii-autifiii" lownl
Jum dub it Main" Brothara.
i asoepornisS.
TMB irieiiitttad landaoapa palntsr,
join rroet, Rao, i vers hoar
now. At proaoal tu- woika mainly
m nthi. 1 each iiiuminc shews nsa
touahei of hl nua. hruahi Th Vlr'
ginta erotpara art icarlsl and II
ivy ti ambar The alms r' dona i
pin and il"" apen in poid and 11. in
ron. Tim niaj-li-ii are MlU hn ID
lireen. bu: liter tinn la ronttBI and
we ahall lOOB have the U itorlea (
ilia fait:
J
"1
if h Mllopa ovor In I ha Uung ls:unl
. iy, inn if our eiUaaaa ao over lo
Hi 1 tin 11 thy ara arrsstad a nlrataa
balonalna 10 for tan land, w'ul -li la
iian' liiKiatlhkli'. 114 we have rapaatmUy
polntad mi ail Loop iKiami and many
nf in. UihaMtuMa primarily onma from
CownaeUcut. hleycja I ha aoallopa as
mil ilka prtoaar'a blttara an) more
tllUII III- lH T.. I,,,.' bmIImm
the liiii tHlHiuli-ra rrrtg vi ,,-ntK a
duset.
Lnsi IMeAND I coo pa ui ,m miier
Ihlapa than - allopa, thanks
matnl) lo parmai Pullarton, aren
if he doea work fur railroad, if Mr.
in in n arnuld tin I farmsr parltapi ha
aroutd nol bava to complain of loalna
moaet and 1 ralna ua II a month
mora to maks It up ami than loalna a
mini in and a half, if ,.ilr Carman
i in, 1 p.-nu nf niii h time on ihelr
farma a thay do It tiinir automoMUa
It. JAStn Bdaotad around
praoeoupled manner,
I llilnk I II atap out end aet ;i
llttla freah air," h ild, anally.
' If you neril any raah air. open lha
window," naid Mrs. Jarr, "tl m par
-ui naada freah air. it' I. And if you'll
raUw the fraoh ir fund I'll take a nloa
little trip to AUantlo L'lty r Bermuda!"
Mr. Jarr alphad halplaaOli
Wilt." he vanluradi "if poa won'l
mad any mora of lhal ahiehy aimii out
,.r that booh to ma I'M stay In lha aouee,
Thora, lhat'a f'!'1 "'
"You'll alny In lha houaa and llatsn is
ma rsadlaa to you," mid m larr
firmly. "Tha rarj rani 11 why I'm reail-
11, u lhal 'ahiehy auah' i you rail it u
the mom raaaon you ahouldn'l r.i out-
Por K'liua out with you, mi-ins thai you I
go to Hint awful Qua' a plat u tha oor
no? till all hours, with a lol of men of
thia nolahborli od whoaa wiv.-n nud i
famlllaa would be batter off, t,i". if thay
kipt away from thsre, a ri- fresh air,
1 .inn't think lha attraction about Uua'a
sainiin m It'a aaooMsnl vaotllallon."
.lu- n'aatod to smohe,' muttered
Mr. Jarr
'Vim 'an amoks in your nun horns,
Kobody fnriit.ia you," waa tha rejoinder.
liit nut in re In lha fronl roon
All the Rest Clone.
linl laundrlad again and put up fur the
winter, am all o male tabaooo emoket"
Hi Na.Nliii; she' picked 1111 tin volluiu-
nllk-liniiinl-i'npy of "My bad) l:iln-
inl boonn -fr-iin where aha ha,l loft
IT, in the mldille of the tlr.n chwatar
entitled "Ily Lady Painty Besrina tlie
Hay."
Mr Jarr nasi d at the door With n
wistful limk, Init ei'ttle.l bach ai one
prepared to meet tha worat,
"'My Ialy Dainty,' lira. Jarr hen.ni
In read. M attll In her pelanolr, fhoufh
11 may he a more elaborate .me mm.-
linn, after she lulu t.een In "he hand of
her oolffour, or her manloure, f,ir aha
l now prepared to receive her BOOtal
aacretary and dietate the eorrsapond
anea fur lha day or have, tlie inove
menta of the world of fashion re, id t,,
her aa aha reollnea upon her fauteult,
acented olfaratta between her roae
tlppad Bnaers
"Thia eseond pekpnolr la of Ross
Point tai'e, in a rich cream ahada, whUa
white pearl frinae trhps the aleevea,
The laee penal forma a termination for
the t'ldffun ovenlrean, wlilnli la heavily
la In a niiiare eut tr.iln. With all
thia are dainty i lilte eUppera to match!
with chastely severe gold buckleo,' "
"I'll I gnnd! f'leaae let ma up I'm
all cut!" pleaded Mr. Jar'-. "W imt have
I ever dime to you that iu make me
tiateii to thai alhberlahT"
"Otbbarlah, indeed!" replied Mrs. Jarr
It will dn you iroivl tu linuw how
other women are treated."
Mrs. Blavlnaky, Mr. rtanela, Mrs
1 luaanberry io they loll around in me
M,iiiine .ie aheln w-ith oriflamme perl
wlnklea oauohl up loeelj with a iieniia
of Duoheee of Bllpewater Old Point
Oonntoet srochet work?" asked Mr.
jarr, "Doea Mra. nirkin, caretaker In
the empt private house down street,
whoaa huaband ahovela sm.ike at tha
gaa house, woar a pelanolr eut hlas
nver the paaaemantry with loop of mal
do mere over a Jujube wamiis while
ahe'a packlna her buaband's dinner
lilleket?"
"Now plaaaa don't try to b" funny!"
slid Mra, Jarr severely. "T ere la an
appUcatlon In thia that Roe dlreotly
home to yOU. Listen: 'The third pelf.
Some SpooR Stories
Bv David cA. Curtis.
OltN veiULJAMJ 'aufht tla mn-io-tbree-pnund
striped baas "rT the
harbof the tnr day in ahnut m
many inlnutea. Tlie una i will eoon
be runntnt again, and Fi ink Palmer'!
dret'e ha una auoh a nig hula in the thlno would hum apatn aarlculiurall
nver that the anielta can mm nine In ami I "'i r.e-ee i -,. n nur ihor
and turn around at any IktS Wll loul
b impinc lhaniaalvaa There woukt ..e
real aoit Rihtni hereaboute, as of
ore. If annie one wnuld make Supt,
Hprlnaei nf the woollen mill at Rlppo
wain filter his d) "tuff 1'iatea.l of
ljmp!.'( tie polaon Into the Mlanua
River lieing , Wata'.i man ha li i -.if
aid to break the Ian.
-".mm
where onca three atoopa a week tailed
1 1 Nee York with irarden aaaa, butter,
k. k . an 1 than eama baoK for
tm re,
w
MAT w 1 1 i'u! e, .1 ,,n w m
laid ill T..n II ill Ibe ether
lav AbOUl thice-rlfiha f lha
e '.Bible eltlaena and atmut ana-hfth af
I the ladlea. both eltplbla and prm ded
THK aeallup eptp m'as a implete for vuilng. aomethlni Uka III of tha
failure a 'aln thia year when the people Oil lad Buolallltl vote! aa a pro
open ahaaoa beasn on nn Llteet aaalnil aalat na rondtllan, a leii
l'p to ten ears ago hondesds of imah. muvea in remark fiat if i u meat
el -ere aathered ,n dieenwlen I'ove. Iliad amie lo I e eaUBUe of either pari'
IMA .Sunday, It la asid, one nf our i ltl tney rn.i'.d I . 1 ma la Ball mdl
Sana caught one a allop, which he In-1 tlOMe" loul Mhs n., I , . i g
tenda tu have framed Tli'ie are plenty ' It Juy ami Jim.
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i'"i' iitftit, lull, la Tin Pi 1 PiibllitilaB Co
The ciiost of Uardwiok Hall,
hi iwii 'K 11 id., near ' aa.
in tii id Bnpland, waa bulll in
tlie six'eenth century and waa
OWned and occupied, alter Ilia
restoration hy Hir Ralph
Haedwlek, tha son of a Royallat nu
had been arestly Impoverlahad durlna
tli I'ro'iiwid 1 'a hut elirli'hial afte.
M il d by a 1 r itefnl King.
S r Italpli the younger ha I a son four
yeara of .u wtIBB he married the m'
ond tunc. Ilia second wife, the
daughter of sir Qerveae Moore, waa
an nmbltloua woptan, creditad with faw
1 ruplaa, hut reniarkatdy baeutlful,
liearlna a 1 n in due tuna, she plotted
10 ai tire ihc inherltenee of lha Hard-
B I) eatnle fm' hint, and to tins end
'.n.'lte.l her son Philip to a do idly
it red of hi half'brolhar, the heir.
1 iioth lads ahsra in leva wad mi Pe
I tlcla wii gnoe. ,m heiress and a beaatyi
.in.i in every was a ajasifable match for
I either. BUI 10 this, ai Iii lie acoutani
rriii n.' v irk Wurtdl
into tlie pit and cowled them with
quicklime, I'hlllp while on: riding with
Ralph elan his ha4fbrother and threw
aim also Into the pit.
Por a lime nnlhinu waa discovered.
Philip came Of age and having wooed
the fair Pellola auccaaafully was to
j marry her when the foOttVttleo Of lii
I twenty-first birthday ehould he BOlO
1 III a led.
Aj I pari of these festivities a Brand !
. huntina 1 irty waa arranged for, and
I Mtaa Petlchi rode to it In company with
tha s'fnuig heir.
As thay roie together arte- a buoh
which had heen rtartcd ty the depje a
third rider joined Went. H was the I
phantom of the murdered Ralph. After
turning a look of deep pnproech at the 1
lady. iin recognised him lnatan.lv, ha'
I cent his j; ijte upon Ills murderer, and I
With an Imparloua geatura point) i to a i
ihi,-kei naarby,
Phil P uttered a wild cry of dismay
OOir, a more reual and Btately affair,
la donned hy My ,:,,y lialnt.1, lie
Wardrobe maid aeeletlng her peraonal
maid, after the ntaeeauT hua retired, and
My Lady Dainty's peach blow complex
ion la at Its perfection through hie defl
manipulations, in fact, My Lady fiain-
ty de ma her third peignoir Is a p r
mlaalbte toilet to wear during the early
afternoon In the prlva y of he.- bOUdulr
or even at an Informal dinner en lom
llle.'
"Say, a.!ie nuts: ha a.ldicte.1 fo pelir
nnlra." said Mr. Jarr. "I think alie'a
a bold thliiR if she's go'n.g tu run
around the houaa that way."
" 'My Lad)' Dainty la ro tract tn
thia,'" Mra. Jarr oontlllUetl, Without
heeding the inierr uptlon, " for to
general' "
"lines the Oanerol set a look int on,
liaise military men!" cried Mr. Jarr.
" To the paneral,' " lira, .i.irr e,.n-
tlnuedi " 'It WOUhJ aeem SUfflclently or
nate to he worn at an svenlng funotlon
Tne Inaertlone ur of sHvsr lacai and
beads of iiriiiiantM are appilojued mi
the geranium chiffon' "
"l eurrantler!" Interrupted Mr, Jarr,
lbs.' owing up his hande. "Don't bring
On the heavy Buna The peignoirs alone
lave shattered my Inlelle i ils Ajld
now. please, can t I go not lo Hum lo
recuperate? What are iJiy Latdy'i duds
to ua? RoupMy figuring, she'u put 01
a mllUon dollars' worth Of pc'.gnnira al
ready nud isn't out of her bedroom
et. Can't I go to llus'a?"
"If you did not go to Oue'e T eould
have pelKiiotrH like that. Ion." aald Mrs
.lac. "That's the Impeeeetem i have
sndesvored to convey."
iiut Mr. Juit can't Bgure it thai way
Cagyrlsbt, 1011, b Tie Pmi puMi
Camillc and Armand. I
:M wii KRLLY had had t
everything Ida hi.tr: dvaiied, I
fron babyhood up. it wa;
1 just ois i i k thai Ma r Uher '
01 I. i I struck ie.. diet haf are I
hie. ed vant-but it bored him horribly to j
hear thu old pentlemen spout the sslf '
made-man t ry,
Mi luse, sf'.er quite a pa lod Of roflOC
tion, Armand derided tha it realty
didn't matter to bin) In the lean HOW
I ie ;n B1 lllara e loiMf an It WAgi
there, don't yon know '
We make the a lejualntaneo of Armand j
when he is snterinp tils twentyseeond
year.
Up io tiiia time ', ha I revelled in all
iiie Ivauriea that are befitting toe heir
of a retired pork packer aueh u .ia-
m in studded gold suspsnder and garter
buckles, low, r.urderouetooklng raciaa
niarhipes and e en a t iy st,-a:n yacht
that coal u ners twenty thousand a
year to heap up!
And als i, up to thta time, his heart
had- come ti. rough unecsthed. There
liad been cliarniers of . lures, OjUlte S
baker's dozen of them, but none had
left a msnti ry deep enough : keep ui n
awake o' n'g it
And then one evening, at the o-niilng
ps 'formancs at on
ayaa happened to i
liar.d t ige box.
In that box was a wo-nin. a sVndei
iliing CO, (The New V "k WsTM),
nfllnlty renteet!
He bought hrr rubles 1'ial niatrhed
her lips; bleeh diamonds to vie a4th t!io
Milan e of her eye end a king's ran
pun In peerie to He upon the velvtty
whttenesa of lier ilesh.
n ! . i k for it I.'." a dead gan-e
nporl and shelled out as rant as tiny
rtlekc-s' I' it on- afternoon a llttla bird,t
Hew Into the Window and Whltpsesd In
his ear that the gay young 1I04 waa
linking of making tbs lady of tua
white ramaUlaa Mrs. Armand Kelly,
N v lhal was curving t'ninga a iilt'.e
too far; and InaanTUeh as Kelly sr. hid
Armond's wife nil picked bul for htpjj
though) it wi s up to him to dm h4
. spata and go tern,. nitrate w-t'.B
the lady.
And before lie went 1e made sure that
la hid bis ehe.k book with him ar.a
enough Ink !n his fountain pen. r
never knowa what may ha.gs-
pvn, lines o.-ie' No, one doea not.
Camilla received him languidly and
If ittsd out hi r prize llttla eougii that she
tilOUghl imtehed the pallor of her akin,
and veiled her glorious eyes with droopy
11 isa a'nd offered tapi a conoo'tion
i"i"wn as "chiffon ruffles."
I ft hnd every other Joy produrlng
liquid laehsd to ths mast for soul atlr
,,f it,,, theatres, his '' l-' aKsotl and pretty soon father wal
,...,, . t ' 'il''g " shv.lv nooks, silvery tirookri
"oil- and love!
Ths fifteen minutes he had Intended
BSrpsntlns woman, With a a!t!n as Staying lengthened Into nn hour, two
ui,! y. t. and eolorh -s as the petal it a nours, inree nours, ana man sne BSBjeja
the! white rose, eyes dreamy and f mid-1 him to dinner!
night 1,1 1 kness; and .1 mouth red With me mm un imaiiiin memory or nintif
re ii ssi of live, hoi hi d. epposita on anojol in whits, with the ltij
.,. uowneil n Whltl and at her Bra is of a panther and the lure of the
breast was a .-hint r of w . . i i . Hi m. ninawn sj oee eyes.
Attti.'.nd nudged the man beside I. n.
Hedtfeville
Edit o r
By John L. Hobble
, BV.
And papa forgot that most likely tie
"Who In thst?" he a hlspsi a I h 1 h ' inner wu g tt.n --ld on the taole at
T:,. man shruggod hie shou and boms In fact, papa forgot that he hen
he anewefVd Blp
ehe's an artist a
iii! .1
"You've got 1
antly, 'ifloma
modal others, tha ihe'a 0 retired ahow- Madam was out and would be out ad
girl reanlna the hem-tit of bunch of , Infinitum.
B homel And 'nmllle let him forget.
And when little Armand phoned neat
day the maid Informed him curtly that
tips some Wall Btreet guy irive her.
I'rett swell looker, ain't ehot"
"Phs is'" murmured Armand and im-
nedlately the ni'nua quantity Of gray
imii be hid Inherited fr.it. 1.1 tuck
packing dad began lo study out
and m
I F. AI HE MiAlANIi. ron BEE, WA
i'iiii- iik Tin: iii.ii BIxJt'K, Nf
CAMUwUR PIOlTRfoDt "WHY TM.
THE 'Ml 1 1.' WHBN Vi if c.w HA VI
'I lli-l BUOOK?" ANTWAT. IT
U.,,s I'l III. I.I A t'A.VII.V A.'-! AII IIIOTJ-
KVBIrl WAV YOU LOOK AT IT! OI i
i a t;
w4i
Then hs met her and it c is sum': HH MA9UUBD THR JHXCK!
A Puzzi'n i Answer.
ivikii DAVIS asi rtdlas lb" CsaMal
bra Bel ins "Hier t!s) slien ten luqiu
In ii.l-lii.il -.it .loan l--l!i- HI -n aa I
BtBU kamhiraii Wei hu aissOImM am a t
G
KlU'rT it) I thai If th fntl-
buUant in ii)h ohufaVji rtprtMnl
payiiutitM on i iifHvniiy hoin loini ot
hii ooiwfMAtlon won't irei AQytnlng bul
an air Mttlt,
Vff Ri DRRKI iayi th il
to bt VfOM ond
it l;
lb
oottor
LO b
'All sill 1
Bdll
rlfhl Bnii ppokon t .
l-li. l-'irn.L ft i1" I'f '
tuti'.'1 tliftl ti-inir Ii4l a wandtn lt-''
Hi w'" m ,
I vail litl VU U!"ll OH' ' M.-l.tl'tl.
QuOseTt
wut u it . "
"Tii.it "ii will nit M eVaMeiUI quotum.
"All rin'it "
"It v.- I Itli-ii off."
Thta sir-.ii-M tin- urliii) Ih fmwfitm
PBM fell, Imt lid) Mill Ul VOt4 pm "'. MMi
ti.i furl !ir 'iluMiiw. , ,
ij ...i i i;..tnfr. "tbil tliat UXbm nm
ir.a i M "f -i lirnM i.i" ouodwtai
. .rt f iu n-UHia; hit t.Mt ! V. Kan-ia l iti
J mi run 1.
44
Warranted to Wear.
NOW. rk Vrf." haUl thr firmp? to
'lie IBIfllQW iff t ie- s li t h fa.-forr, planfc-
log oown bio ptnrl rf w.kii. "i iai
ni OMill for for wii n t nn thiit I hintiy
km v wlifn I I aj t nn a DpaJ or not, - . n&kej
Una nop Tm Mf in ltd.
TUo ir-ariiprrr OOtMaesli Ilminp wn t.aJ.
i Mii.l nt.t tnOffO tn load- old ruifoinfra,
put iilast l.-vt work in'o the Jtt
"Wl ;. nt ta the rloth pff e"mtigh taaif '
time." lie asked l iir or two afterward.
"tttlff enough? Yoii iNTiildri't hreckk .i ppf i
ltittlcrm exrlimei lit ftrmrr. "V.ir, bit
lad. it t attle ; -vef ! did ajtrl an l me. ua
trit to 1m rid it, hut 'tween n't no gm1. Jn;
tJlll bej a1: r afht BOO," he adde "I't ) .
lMTi tn til' ran, "nf r. nd he'a goin' lo du
i i ' M "ti knei and iHpftsjjVt -AlaareTe.a,
nrd enn.y i evv
ami. iii horss sliytng, he fell to the
of birth, lha eider son, Ralph, wee I around end ll uarried to ii.iriiwi.ii 1
sot ' Dsrcelvcd to be the favorite. And I Hall, ktssnslbls. The doei meantime
It w .. egpt etid H ut an enaain tnent
mi v
O, thouglttai t ley .iurt group Ibe old ,
onoe hi ikey vvin sound dllferent,
- K !: RBVHni.LU .1. v nn!,! reaum
nud ananaonaq me 'iuf, ana wrp si l haa ro little SKrasnlon lhal if the
w, uid ehortiy ba announced, the ground in the thicket the phantom bask ov his heed waetuld u couldn't
I'luviiiK upon the Jeelouey and am'.iS I had roinud out until the wen of the tl which way ha a fu ;.r.
Hon of tar owe aon, t.idy Ksrdwluk I Parly dug down and dissevered the three . -
persuaded htm to murder lha help, em-paee of the rightful heir aad the twp . iao hava only a rtphl and a wrong
"Vour trip to Europe must have More than that, seeordlaj tn tr aditi-n. J. italiane. :,!, to avery question noiilJ be
been a ne.it coange for you." I ha i di ed her four! r, Haolo, and a. Lady illardwlok, Rndlag her secret! verj unsatlsfsctorVa There tnesl he
it must have teen, for : notice velot, Orolno, to dig a pit. Tinn, pot dlacovaradt aSnt Buddcniy madt ceotlau' snuff wrong .' to auvuuunldalt
I've nothing but small chango left." eonlnj tlis.n, shs ilung Uie.j- busiles Ing a uiaiilac until aha died. aerlj0aj ()g wsmi to a:gus.
a i if
Excise That
eld Water
n r. 11 "' r.nrKi Hi" alaef,
Tlie aa.lt r "' : l-" Sill
.In. low. utsll ii II I ''' h 1
I.,,-, I a, hi ,a,U inlsliu 1 " h
i . and Inn i-ckili
lia ii ' " ;'i id Blab
"Wsitsrr
It- it ISBtly AI 'h'Uite mo, el STfl
"jest t.t'.k at Iks l"l ft ltd' 'S "ll
ii.om ml Iks ilka r, "li a ii t r i io r u.
i . i ,i b Ike slim i-'i't'd lbs ' ' l
Hex j,i meUasd II, Iksa, I-Imw bantu
t,.i it ,'imiii stale.
v . , , . : ; j ',uir., i . -i .
.. . iiKdii ' r.ai . 4-i' waieaii all '! .
- r. ' It'a ika i'1"' aeefa emri'Wiialiuiik
She Told the Congregation.
I n BBd
sad Al.-i-' m asl fcsd
tii
lit
I' eretiti l the anul of wit. nut ,4 trir nill!A
I , 1 "'i. Ilea "ii reovrd iivh i t , .,,,,
t " uyi.ine rniia.leli'ii'i Her.rrl. Mm. Ilnt
lissfd. I''M In UM liurltierii tart "f Inluna. a Innf ilia-
io -ii, 410 vmasv, llfaicm mar Hrr. t,
i.j.-lrt n ii i , presea In a townsnlp isiuii- tSrSBtP
ui1'. 'h 'unt. j KSSllSd 1 he tee-i-ni, and,
M pa BlhSI SSI ailonlrd. alie oalkeil IBS twirty
Ultle.
'I ., I it I .r lificvl of Llila. anil Fat i.w.l
.,ii"n velileli It thonad tlial a: lha
i'Ims V ilie icnaun In mentioned thi' lad to tbs
riitl ed Balled ui.m His, Husua w
i n ibfSJ li ov aks t ame.
U.-l a "I'jnfj. io kaiknl ,ir tlie a idleaes
i ul solSBUttt) ami .-aid,
I basfed it."
Ti.au iiii aal doea afiisa
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