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e Evening W or Id Dally Matfazfne
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October SO,
The Day of Rest.
By Maurice Ketten.
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Ao 13. Whoa W$ Had Ao President.
CtwflffV' 'r!', thlnga you patrlott have done for us." cried a
tunarupi nurse joca-ey io ,mnn Aaains. i nrrn are no rourii
of .tntlr In thla province now and I hope there will never
ba another."
The colooli had become State. They had won Liberty. And for tha
tent tbev Inn no more general Idea what to with that liberty than a
five-year old child would understand the use and value nf a thousand dollar
Qovernttient bond. We are apt to think the struggle ended when we were
(reed from England. On the contrary, It waa Juat beginning. For the next
fle year ihera ware no I'reeldsnt, no real 1'nion, no satisfactory govern
ment, no national lawa. During part of that time something very much
like anarchy reign?!
We had shaken off the British yoke. But we had not fret pot anything
beater In Ita place. W e were free. But we were pennileaa and deep fn debt, j
rtw uau uu vnuii, uu aiiiuin( ma a nation, no aource oi revenue. Different
'men wanted different forma of government. Many hoped th Revolution had
merely mads up a separate nation from England and net a republic. Such people
aUmored to make the United Stales a monarchy, with George Washington at Ita
king. Thls"ldea spread Ilka mi epidemic. Waahtngton'a stetn refuaal to UaUn to
euch a plan succeeded at last tn checking U. For, there was no other man on
whom all thlrtaen mates would conaant to unit a their
An Bra of
Anarchy.
tnent.
o or a monarch-
Some favored a return to English rule, with e treaty
ensuring ua our righte Thar ware visionaries
praised at III more wildly Impossible a. hemes of govern
Meanwhlle each State managed Ita own affairs sa beet it muM
ItMla enough reasrd (or Congress. The country wea swamped wtth Treasury
notee. which were ao much waste paper, elnce there was no money In the Treas
ury to redeem them and no visible way of securing money. Our debta and
psmdlturss ware about leAfsVNt Our revenus waa practically nothing. Th"
army, w-hoae htrolsm and sufferings had won our freedom, were unpaid and
were sent home, aa Washington complained to Congress 'arlthout a settlement
ef their accounts and wltliout a penny In their pocketa." The seldlera mutlnjed
and there were mad schemes for organised brigandage. In New Knglartd armet
mobs sought io override the laws A demand waa made that all debts be can
celled. Elsewhere throughout our country everything seemed ripe for complete
anarchy. The landa Induttrles had Seen ruined by war and there was) no ca.nl
tal to etert new onoa. The:ewat no model on which to build tip the right aort
oi government- uii'ps lunnru on in pity or amusement at Amertoa's blind ef
ferta to escape from tha .angle tha: threatened tn choke ua. Poor, Ignorant 1
nanp, too wamBtwi ami u' ''" ni rougnt for seemed
ssmeoym for Kuin.
Then It wa that Washington performed n feat almoat aa wondroua hi.
tuning of our freedom. lie and hla fellow-atateamen act about restoring order ,
from ehaoa, adjusting the enldlere' grlevancea, welding the thirteen detracted '
te tutu muw "iiu vme pj e'ei a national onstiiuimp ns'l been prepared
11 met u.n a. storm or opposition, nut t ie genius uf Washington, backed by :
men as Alexander Uanill:nn, Jo'm Jay and Jamea Madison, carried it
sjssMssassssast I ,hrnl,- "nd It became henceforth ilia country's baslq law.
as -.troviojea py tms t onauiuiion. a president was elected
And the nation united on lieorge Washington as first
Q 4Mef nf that high office. At last there was a hand on
" 1 the helm or the ahlp or state,
la ITU Washington was Inaugurated Preaident, with John Adame aa Vice-
j And the stanch old ioulttient 1 1 i. ortgTM wHleg had been the patriots-
gas siaaasy lor inieen years ana inrever uisoaivici. j pe United btatea now
lev the fleet time became somathlrm more thaii n mere name. Alexander Ham
tan a genius lifted the Treasury train nothingness Into vital power. Our nation,1
suu young, wean, inexperience, waa at last on lie teet.
itd than, almoat at the outset, came a quick auccssalon of misfortunes that
tbr-jateaed to crush It to earth again.
A Natlon'a
Struggle.
staasasasasH "kmmmmr'
m
T9
OaMritghti lllli by Iha PreM reblliklai . iThe Use York WorM.i
Ilf'X MM litrrary light ttmrr, the. devil
usually en lay adding a touch of brimttonc
to the "mat' h."
I
wr iiewiJNo. )(M ,s aluav a murh attoniihed at the
contents of a woman's mind at He is at the contents of her hundban.
A man can love either an ttnavl or a devil; the n,Wv thing that he
cannot abide in any voman is fAnf the thuuld be just plain human.
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By Albert Boissiere
ensopata op ntwrpiia uorr Ai.tussrw.
Wlliiaa BMj aissta u sad Maw .-!
JBall kotej In farii ui is Hi Msrhoif. iA
Oada M. Orsnei hsgla Manas fr-asi V"
a isrrulous wsslsurta asjaal tnuioo -..-!.."
V sstestsmuWTlt STTis a ef..il a
Sseaet a raast t'lrvilaa lawrar. J ueot. b-
t tills
ssan
ss slsrataem
Isaaaas al I
us m a
Artm m. slisa tn
msswess smf ft. st ii. 'Ctte
stew. JuiDot. Kadf Mm
as la sn autemnbt;. , -l sm tilnel
'BL WBO IB, A t'im hit hS
Iter a eil4 an4 skat s pellce sn kftst Sim.
Tst sake ssessi at ao Satwerp hstf.. r
usj ass Ooent Pearrn i. snu t4d; Ipsroa ti e
las Maul ' tlsjanarasse." t oirt ' -Sused
aavsas as tee uvilis as ' a,. Um strsassar."
Sea jsapaeted et Oncrt s jsnirlsr. .'.
jasssisa aw satnsr-ie-ww ismni
sseBwj s JI'f- Auo tl' ...
sptt s lersser slai'r Jutin I'iessf.
i seat I, nswr'U, ana ixtoiian
e af as m t'T n. aa vitnsasea -ta
ana Pwaia. ra i ta ciurgMi
n. Ha Is srnuJ'ad. llxra
at nan sstWyaari bin te
l a nssaa osssrsui ata Mav Ua
sea aim,
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Mr. Jttrr Is Lifted Into
Society by a Derrick
o nciount o g oirrfupois m at t i f n woman't yearning to be colled
"Kitten." and no amount of geniut ever killed her desire to be hosted and
cuddled.
When a Man sc.ys "obody understand me," don't fancy he is suffer
ing. He it WeTelp tnii.ig to let you know, in a mvidest way, that he is a
profovn. fatanatrng mystery.
The beauty shop is LUc't garage, where a woman obtains a fresh
supply of hope and mends up the broken tiret of her vanity for the last
ttretch of the Love Kace.
Therm it almott at much hope for the, woman a man haiet at for the
woman lie loeea; 6f for the itoman he "just likes a little" there isn't even
1 a forlorn chance.
Xo, Clarice, don't expect to get into the public eye by doing something
wonderful jutt do something foolish.
The greatest prublem in every icvman't lifejt how to be good uxthout
being lonesome. '
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Cepfrlakt, Wtl, by The Prasi PaaHahlai OS,
ITlii. Ne York WoHdl.
What Was the Use?
. OSirrillNtl wss ap srltti Relilnson. strs in
?k aware. Bs bad aat all tba mo:iU0S at bis
ei-S j1-k . .lMlrftil Mnraaalus. atid llSil
Lardtr ultawuU s wool.
The urstty typist smiled at Mm Ha made no
raavemae. Tna rata laaaeS ai.d Iks aau caaia out
It shad so arsssalk onoa Uoblnana a soul. The
aanistl holiday was uwtiuouoU. Robleaue soewtad
and Ut hit pea,
ttut wbaa lbs boaa cama Id and meda s brcesj
)oka, BeUnsea'a attitude Ueasjie a rati manaos.
"Leufu, ou Idiot I The boas stt ssaila a leksl''
stutttfsd bis nidfbbur. who eta fl)owt( tkt
dloloajatlj lcd of bis fcUO" cltrkj atul iululslvs
la beany merriment.
"Wit sluiuid It" eruntad BotUiaon. la re
auaass. "l as latUl oa aatunlsr"
Po'nter for the Preacher.
Allow too atorim etlatad by the lata Kat
lis. A. P. SwJBSe, BsfS tits Ptitladalufaia
Itaaaitd. u ose of a niarti'e SSJIssf, al'u
rbissl tad bauiiuar, wotaii.tf t blo'll r4 llotis liltO
a rfatw. A lteatt .. aa i"iii. m aald
"1 wt-h I ' as tiaa(a of stour, dial such
tsasafsmUas btoest"
, )... latfgaV' eat Ike oorkatM'a
'quiet aoser, "II, lite tm, joti w. -kwl oa lout
taeta."
Taking No Chances.
AW,,... lit .uffaa d.u,..i a '..Ish .
teo.i lie eiaan to Hiamar'k. tla litre aaf,
tea unaiimtertlaa. Wkllt IU) S I'rua
atari semy In frasce ha one day (Stared a oua
try iso tsd itsed the bust at ha had sal aaUwaf
a .. J
Ihr liamr, lis lied, niamaecb said: ''Wail
brtnj it to ii..., sll you hate." The aatu dlieyol
I and han.bid ULamarrit a wn1stT fill! of rlileory.
"Ar you sues Ua it all ;ea hsrst" datr-udad
tna i hajiotljor
"Y. aiy lord, itsry srtls."
"Tben," asld nisir,k teeplue the sspiater by
him On now tud Ultkt we t d of itl -
Ljiuioa libroptslt.
A Champ ClarK Slory.
stT'lEY art totsf Hw wroraj way a Boot
I it," atd Cbtiap Clsrk, at a t.aojuat
A in H .hns i Irani of a tss that ba
otMMssd "Tlier famlnd tu. In tats esseaalea
rhauia for ralalsa revsuoe. of Mas. I'aluomt
Wiberr.
" Tat,' ttld Mas. Wobattr one torely saorslsa
Is asily sprluj. I irisli , you'd atfs uv your
uiooar tad flt t blolats it a taoeoejaae.'
n tVi.at I ' lbs utonlibad rtlooua Web
t.i aakad.
I " i.. tilt tbt '.'. 'wa aaad so nttaf
tlilnss tills meiuier-i.au tad ksies aalitt sad
oi- . an eM and taUlug mscutaas, and as on
and wetBiiaj aetoirltst ntutaa aasuii tuok s
aukk er to sasa meaty ' " ayiitingtoa rait.
i:i)lINLl or funeral?' aakeu
Mr. Jarr, aa he heliefld hla
frock coat and dirk gray
striped trouaere laid out for him. when
ha arrlvoil hoaue early In th afternoon.
Mr. Jarr had gono home from the
office uarly this da... beoeuee his boas
had told him to In the following worda:
"Ahem Mr. Jarr rtiy wife-haw--.
ahem-I helleve at VOlUt wife's solici
tation, has retiuaeted ma to permit you
aha to go home early to day. In
connection huuv-wth som,e social
affair my wife and your wife seam to be
deeply Interested 1 was also re-
questad-Hthaw-to be present; tut--ai
UTP -1 And It ImpotTBibiehew e
(greatly ua I regret lt-ahem for It Is
siinh snltghtenlng and upllftlng-haw-hum--affalr
that have their ahem re
fining Influences'
flow mtmh longer
hawed and hemmed
know III enawered,
ly:
"Y'ea, air!" and got him home.
"Wedding or funeral rape tad Mr.
Jarr. For Mrs. Jarr. darting at bureau
drawers and closet shelvea for dressea,
hats, gloves and detached curls and
powder puffe, had n 't answered him.
Frayed Finance.
"Mrs. Mryver's Kthioal Advance Club
has Ita 'Uaootsrlc Monday' to-day," re
plied Mrs. Jarr at last. "And aa you
always have the ex. use that you can't
gat away from the offlve In the after
noon, I got Clara Mudridgo fJmlth to
tell her husband you (hate dying to go,
because you are one of the prime mov
ers In Ethical Advance. So hurry and
gel Into your things!"
"Hut, I say, dearie, thLs Isn't a fair
do!" cried Mr. Jarr in a malsnuhuly
tone. "A funeral I ran attend with
great pleasure. A wetlilliiK I can stand
for providing I haven't been atung for
an expensive present and don't have to
kiss the bride"
"Uh, you'd kia the brills, all right"'
snapped Mrs. Jsrr. "You may send a
cheap present, or none at all, but you
alwaya klaa the lir.de, eapeclally If she's
young and preti, I notic e "
"Hut these pink lea flabts," Mr. Jarr
went on dolorously, not rommsntlng on
the accusations of labial endearments
co-ordinated with eunvenllonel modern
nuptial". "I can't stand 'em, dear!. He
reasonable!"
' You get Into your things and don't
talk ao much!" aald the tyrant woman.
"Your friend Prof. Poneonby 1'omfret
of I'ompton la to apeak to-day on
Marital I'nrest.' You thought hltn so
Krand and got him to Una's, where he
staid till all hours with you, while his
..our, dear little wife nearly erled her
he would have
Mr. Jarr doeaa'l
briefly and brisk.
TAKING OR CAT NAM In IN VAIN,
The Rev. Mr. Hollers Mlstah John-
sing, what .'oh you call dat sen of yoh'a
Isask Walton, when he wag baptised
(ieorge Washington'
Mr. Johnson Because, gah. dat rat
al s reputaehun fen verac'ty sssade dat
Changs Impar live. ClvrUUaa WegtataT.
The May Manton Fashions j
"If I glv you g nlokei, ma pawr
man, whgt will you do with Itf"
"1 gtieaa plunge en Oov'mant
hands. ateel True etoek't too
otiaky Juat now for a conservative
mm rlka ma."
TIK double bremst
ed coat alwaya is
a
ayes out! And she wouldn't put on one
of my klmnnes and make herself sop.
(oriable. although she wss laced so
tight she was suffering torturss. ho
cause aha thought )a profeaaor would
be back any moment. But 1 could have
told her belief."
"Was shi suffering tortures because
she waa expecting her husband hack
nm moment : Was aha linml tlarh
because we had gone to Uua'e? Or
could you have told her better becauae
ahe waa laced too tight? What AUK
you trying to say?" aaked Mr. Jarr.
You know what I mean, well
enough," replied Mrs. Jarr. "You get
dressed and don't talk ao much' It s
your friend who Is going to apeak and
you said yourself he waa the most
democratic and interesting professor
you sver met."
"Oh. well'" said Mr. Jarr under hla
breath.
At least he told Mrs. Jarr those were
hla very words, although ahe doubted
It. And he prooeerled t don the hablll-
menta proper to soslal effalrs bsfota
sundown.
"You've never been In the Hotel flt
Vitus?" esked Mrs. Jarr, aa they ar
rived at the porlels ef that gilded and
onyx hostelry. j
"Only sa far aa the bar," aald
Mr
The deflorations of the Cerise
cost forty thousand dollars
was the
coat :
sply
eom-
airl'a Coat. Pattern No. 71S0.
boeomlng one o
little girls and It la In
the height of style this
season. This one In
eludes patch Dockets
that ars both smart
snd convenient. It oaq i
ne msae with a fancy
collar and cuffa or with Jarr. eneakliie without thlnkln
a higher neek.nerrew j "Well, you'll not get aa far as tft
collar and wlliioul , bar to-day," remarked Mrs. Jarr nrrnlv
?WUr It, "We're going to asaemble In the Ceriss
- ..'-'-'. iu wii on -caalons
and to all
cloaking materials lu
the Illustration wide
wale diagonal Is trim,
mad with velvet, out
coatt of this kind art
made from velvet an 1
velveteen as well as
from wool material.
Velveteen with collar
and cufTs of bruad
c.oiii is a novel com
bination and oae great
ly In vogue this soaspii.
The coat Is made
with fronts and back.
Tha aleeves are out In
two plrcea each and
are aiigotly gathered
l (he upper edge
Whichever collar U
used finishes the navk
edge The closing is
made with buttons and
butionhelea.
For the ten year
atsc will he required
yards of material sr.
. -j yards 44, t ards 53
Inched wide, with t-t
yard of valval fur eol.
ar and cuffs
l-alteett Nw. TtsMl t.
rut In slats for girls ef
I, 10 stid Vi yagrg of
age.
PART IL
CHAPTER V.
The Mmn in the Drug Store.
ON letvrtng the eayart I arosaeg the
etxeet wttk a Ugtit stag, to reach
the dntgattafe btvek-ehop.
t had eoarealy entered the chemtirt'e
when the phyalctan. who had Juat given
ftsat aid to the ale man. eaM:
"Make hassta, If you want to gtre Mm
aha a tea awe ef seesaw sou. Me baa a
eongeatlor. which ta inctararhle, and will
he dead In Ave ssVlnsKea."
"He- he! Who Is this OaanT" 1 askso.
wenderlng
"I know nothing aboot him," the
doctor anawered. "He apeaaka, te say
knowledge. a least Caur living Uvo
guagae He aaked for you. to congratu
late yon before ale drawing hla last
ereath If you are e polyglot, you wui
perhaps understand."
Tkla preliminary erplanatlon of the
doctor waa a aufflcleat prepwatlon. and
I wtaa not at all urpileed to find ta the
little room ediolnlng the laJturatory of
the dealer In pnienna. lying on a couch,
hla head raised on two pi line a. gascung
ted deaperately III, Zlmmermann, M.
'Ire net s aattrdavrer. A. lbs real etreng-
or, If one prefers, t'nmte de i'ul-
llcclfll. the owner of statu n-del-t. r
again, If one prefere. In-d Abileburry,
the hotel thief, whom I had left In the
rlrrumatencet known, before taking the
Harwich boat.
His face wa almoat black, hla blood
ehol eyee were atarttnjr front their
enoketa. On seeing ms he tried fo smile,
but It waa i,lv a tTtgMful ana.
He slsnrd to the apothecary to leave
ua aiaum. then holding out hts Baand,
burning wtth fever, said In a wheezing
eelcei
"I am done for, but I am glad to con
gratulate you un your new triumph, my
dear oulleague."
He matte an egort tn oontlnue.
"lKin't tire yourself! " I tried to culat
him.
"You are rertalnJy a very pruflclent
fellow." he asld, "and to think that I
took you for a beginner! Ijaten, my
friend. I haven't much more time now.
No uwleea pralaest, eh? You will go
far and I have only one regret that I
did not know you sooner. What won
derfut Otilngs w might have done to
gether. You ars .ertalnlv veajr pro
ficient. DM the niurtler of your wife and
John I'leavaa bring yen In rauoh pront'.' '
1 did not know what to answer.
He went on, his breath growing
shorter, tils worda leas ftrni.
"1 uudrrataiid the tactics. rbu are
going to marry Mme. Urenet? Thai
nfty thouaand franca Income, my lad -and
thanks to me you romitKatSt '
"No! pa!" 1 replied, shaking my lteaL
"What! You don't underatand that
when I am dead, you oen return to
France, aa a victor, you, the charming
Mme. Urenet, ant! Marathon!"
lie wave almost angry.
"Come now! Am 1 .lmmrrmann, yea
or not"
Its again held out hla large hand, with
Hngera shaped like spatulas, the true
miirderer'e hand, and eaM tioergely:
"Here Is the hand that strangled pi
Urenet of the Itue Marbueuf. The an
thropometrics! department made no
mistake. Hertlllon will be too happy 10
prove I'. You den t understand that,
armed with ibis corpse, you can wholly
change your situation In twenty-four
hours. Htupl.l M. Marathon will be
able te paaa In the eaves of all tvla ool.
leaguea, aa the king of detectives, and
Mme. tlrenet aa 'he moat touching of
unfortunate widows, whose persistence
In finding httr husband a murderer will
be well rewarded."
He pulled from the pocket of hts ceat
a wallet, st'ilTctl with securities.
"Here la your due. Half the Judge's
fortune- -j,4S francs. They wool I
do me no good in the other world,
while to you Ah, what a marvel
lous future you hate belora you. Will
iam Kady, with SUOk rgeiad talent '
He t'losed Ills syea with a deep sigh
I thought he waa going to pees
away, like the flame Of " can.lt. In a
draught of air. and rushed toward hltn,
putting my face elose to his own
I had the titirt '. - .'ouratate not to re-
aSasg a.lmlratlc And to tantnre hla
ntlre confidence -to. lead hltn to toe
II rial t on f was Ion w tip h I longed to hear
" ap hla dying llpa- I Implored In an
earn eel tone:
Y.ajwnermann Ptilllerlal AbdtVt'
hnrrv' I dn t rare which' Ob. how J
"hall mourn you. nay friend -my ma
ter! What mar telle,, things we otlghi
liave aoc.ompllahed tngihr But for
han a .she t,' me quickly. Mm.
urenet--come - It. t a last doubtke ,
truthful. Was Mme tjrenet your gc
complice f"
He openett his eyes again TaeJr'A
gbiRed. dull look slreadv marked the
hegtnnlng of the end He mads a last
effort to apeak. His heavy tsUkaToe
m.amM.-d the words:
"What a child you are? I arm tall I
yxu"
He opened hte mouth fllaii tpei Igam
tely trtde, aa if t0 inhale the last SMS a
of air he would ever braeiae. thsst hla
head fell back Inavt upon the rytllawtv
t rueueet to trie aoor like a
calling for he'p Irt a eotce of
me aastisja and the apotl
wren.
Wall." aald the
dead. h? rld
Hndv?"
"I no. no." r stammered, -a, aaaajggi
who waa taterweted In my mm, mama
several others. Hut f mtxat go a"d mm
Mr. gherldan hag l iniajiail asm ejggg
two ethesr-two SYervh peepn. I amB
....... ru seay ir, ny ciaasre. taasT
atve the police any InformafksB
man. cue can nearajr
that en?"
And I battoned my aeat
conceal the serond half ef X.
mutt s aortune. At last I
hastened to Join Mme. rirenet.
iier tare, grew rosv w
emotion, on seeing ma atansrn
etgheti earctsstloeJIy:
"I was afraid that you tntgut tmm
alven ua th slip,"
And M Marathon, hie faoa dhaH. Mi
syas vacant, as If folio art rag asaatrd fc
this woman's wake, aald!
I would have done you Utile
nhynfekma. -
you snow him.
tea. asYsfl
The lawyer, Sheridan, who had knot
tbam waiting In the little room wlsheSt
having the leant auepicion of the w
French tnurleta' curloalty. remarked
"I'll go am) Hind Mr. Kllys. and toe
paalor. The eragoneMa and Itoraae trean
Field's are welting for na." "
He had asaexceiiy gvna when I ex
claimed with an almost natural erac
phnala and a contattoua w .- mi ar
feeling-
"tlurelv. ray friends, there U an Itnnrl- "
nent Justice."
' Ik. you think ao eald M. Marathon. 1
wtth sneer.
"itttnniermann. M Urenet a murderer ,,
see Comts Pullloctnl, who ohloro- '
formed you at the Melronole Hotel In
Antwerp, to rrib you nf veur monev
the mtrangler. as you ..ailed "
him. Judge, has Just died, ten step
from us. of rungeelloa, In an apothe- as
cary's haik shop" ?
"In wti.n can Utls death Interest ajg?" , .
asketl Mme tirenet calmly.
"Yes. In what?'- M. Marathon sat-
chanlcally repeated.
"What' You don I understara.1 the mar- '
vellous edvantage you have tn retp from
the altualloo?" I replied, racing my
voice.
For I now understood what tint dytitjM
man had tried to Inslauatt and which I
had not fully grasped Juat now.
T. hi don't understand that, instead of
guing with me to Maltngton," I orted.
more and more perauaslt e!y, "ashamed
and terrified, like two lanvlets. von must
Immediately return to Krance. With
heada erect like conquerora"
1 bad taken the sort hand of the eld
man who had himself called M. Prune,
and went on
"What a splendid part for you' Too.
l Marathon, wm have a chance te
laugh at the police of your country. Ta
the confusion of all your colleagues you
wUI paaa into the treat rank of (ho
present time."
"How Is that?" aaked the Judge atag
toutly. "Ami Mme. Urenet will be the hereytna
taf the day!" I continued. "Where
Parle police made drag after
altera malice has shown Iteotf U
ridiculous, you alone triumph
face of the most holy ad ml
ttf routine, and the worn-out
Investigation ' You now have he eaaafat.
If, Mur.it lion, of proclaiming Utat,
ultra niolern magistrate, you have a
all the means which seemed to rejs d)ge j
alt-able, to arrive at the deniniminrl j
of the truth, since, alone In tha weajtA I
yttii hava s icreeded In laying yottr eaamvt
upon the aesassln of the Hue Martytastaf. ,
" ma anthniporoetrlcal d
will be o'iIIr.mI to rwcogntee It I
poaay. And Mma. Urayoet, your
vovant aeslsiant. ta going to
ton a t- m eentlv rare laureL
linnota'a maid of all work -aut
o-lll-V. M. Pomme and his
at the Antwerp Hotel M. Pruoe
his niece at the London
So many great facta, a I
llolmea. or wtilc!i you ran
site: yuiirselves, since at tke
in only the result that counts! Ah.
what in admirable rhantte of opaaUoii
"io iirpse of Zimmermatin Is
re taayA
.ttl
dnhrtnaajata
a-ssaassama a
2
u atniaih
to f earls sasy
II
; room,
room
aUnne.'
"How Interesting
"I. etd nio to It !"
But he was held up by a yvyutig tnga
Llfl uniform at His purtila of tha Cerise
room
"O' nme yer hat and
maudel this Individual.
Mr. Jan looked at IBS eptaker, a
husky, sgust young itasn wli'i the race
of a liosiun bull
"Why. It'i Hot.lisr Motlraw! faed
te sss you ngkt t the Sharks Athistte
"lu!" tald Mr. Jarr "Howdy, liotith!"
"Aw. stop bulling"' waa the unsuil- ;
i able reply Ktome aeroas Hi thai
Kelly and the Benny:
"Do you no good, Butch t haven't '
any nhatige, ' said M Jarr.
I "I gotcha, ateta. i gotcha enarled
the el oak room tutgand. and lie rattled
a po aetf.il ef quartets and naif dol
larta
"Ttist'a tha bae natei .- rt,a . - , .--1 . . t i '
tie vtaa clsagUig kalS with into the
face of the map who unit tipped hl a
' tflme." w.ilapered Mis. Jatr. ";i np-
peara that
the ft. Vltu
''erisr i o.m
movtt the had OOlnlon he hud tir nie
More than that I had the atrocious ' log for you In your native euuntry.
sudtnlty to represent the personality dear friends."
which he bestowed upon me with so' To lis Continued.!
haaawtsssSatyaS l..le.i.i.e.oiMMaes.mse.aewi..s)..iawi.i. a. as. e
Letters From the People
Korlane IVtlera.
1 the W.1IW' d TV i ayoeld
Iu answer to It. II ft, who atka the
opinion of your roadcrt at to the p .wtr
of to ailed "fortune tellers" to road
the future, I wlah I might be able to
conduce hltn that the thlttgt which are
ta come are knuwu to the Almighty
alone, and will be made known to ua In
Hit S'd time. To ot human eye due'
He give power to peer behind the tat
do any rommen en rk ami ta wtiltrtg teJ)
endure a gtu,l measure of self dental
for a white let hl.-n do Kkewiar. Texas
Is full of epportanltfeg tor slrontr ayteu.
young tr old. li.it a rutin must oe u i
the grpond to mv tbytot The Oral tagog
la to take up a..:i erh.ng tbatt Ul defray
expenaos. Oouraje and tisdwatry will
usually do the rest. L X. I'OL.I-aJCJa.
I I'.M . . M, v
lie Ins Itin..
with which He has sen nt to screen the! t,, eJ,ltjr t 7
future. It Is ordained by an al'.-wla 1 u, , IX b,u, ,. . , (. ,
.ivMVvvavrfaewaaeaAiaetaaaasaviaae'.iae.eeee.,"
Meet
to
ttalp
Vhaae
Patterae
Call at THE KVEWINO WORLD MAY MANTON FABHIO.M
BURBA U, Donald Bulldloa, Oreeley gauars, corner aiith avenue
and Thlrty teeond Street, New York, or tend by mall to MAT
MANTON PATTERN CO.. at the above sddrsaa. send tea ssats
In ootn or ttamps tor each pattern ordered-
IVPOKTaVNT Writs your address plainly snd slwayt specify
else wenled. Add twe eents fsr Istlsr postage If In a hurry.
providence that the cents of futurity
shell 'a uatutitii until t'uie unful.lt
I them And well Is It r r us mat u is an
ho take you- u.uney for read-
tug tte future for you era often tha
gliutleet kind of frauda and know n
enure than yu do yourself our past
hits the management of, BO our need tell ua We know u
Is willing to give ua lbs t el-ell only too ueR, and our tut ire ts In
tbe sytidl. sia tiatlag Us safe keeping. r'All'tl
C e yejar
rlitak-rc mi privileges demand that men
attend so thsy can get the hat aad coat
tlpa. Theft Why we bad to HA VK
men eume, laadlsr. yen know, espeol
ally fashlonabls ones, keep on their
hats a'd wraps "
Mr. Jarr slgbc t sik. i tiering the
Cerise roetn, (aft hege and bat and
ever coal
Kldgewood, N. J,
t hsaeea la Twaaa.
Ta tat tallies et Tee gteatoi YVbttd
If the jpuiig snaii who asks r r tufor-
tnallon ronren tug Texts has a it a halt.
' dpeal d.dlwee end to frat rate mevhsnF
t.a p. itiara oannul do baiter than o
I drop titto Houstoa, the workehop f
Taxta If he lacks these aasrta bat oan
3
A
are ut follow . .With n . - . r ve.ttssaV
etthe - pi tlt'ib rho nl or p.ntBrtMa
ISV.'i t ..1 " : i .. i . gal...
is ' "ii. to:- it in nt to ato a
hsve t.en paying In iv .i(.-e for eb-
ws an the e ftt t. And tya tare gtt
g it ihem vvi-eor : .av'h o.' siytaVlttsf
tlae. In apt Is gf pgr p us.it Ceauartwd
hones: attoil Ills Irallua ai.U . . of
gTgft, pur '.ties keep tHBaHmf eOWa)
year wtih snormotis sjcJ. sa at bttts
and those of ut ucvgtkciyri. prvvta.
J I UUil I
At eVM Itrtaodtvut.
Tti Iba a.. In wt i ba ktetnag '.t J
1 want tho Utgat AH g.viety to gtvs
tne ad-tee etm'.ftpteg fa"'i.y '"X'.tsga
My Dusaband baa laft ate. VYkcre cau 41
t ejiraai tna twcietyt
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