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.y mKmmmmm,wjazrrz7?rmmmmmmmmmm., ,,,. if tiwbti .Tjmm lawn? Zvajijutivw8 jjMi r f mMBIFi yBjf w: fit W2S3X3Sn ,..m..ij;:.,!, n , wr triFf 9 THE fctAUION DAILY MtMtOn, THURSDAY, NOVllUBElt 2(5, 1008. rAOB TWO ii Lh xVl' JSi $d &. & Let J ' r 'J . s r; v; .f Ai "fl r z XKB f ; v" : t 4 i Hyp 5 A' H W .. i .? sa t b i r 68 iv J i Jg fMrs. Lougheed's Ca I B.K Ween A Saxon (Copyright, hy nobbn-ltcrrllt Co.) K I had tho hohor of a cnll from Mrs. VAougheed last week. Socially sho Is jjjono of our representative Indies, nnd flier claims to dlttlncllon arc varied i forsakes her, and ft manner 'that' can convey the finest gradations of feeling, ft from a chilly so-fnr-anil-no-farlherncss v to a tcstralnod warmth calculated to fjipiif the flattered recipient Into excel- 'lent humdr with himself. She has tho ipMgtiest art of dressing, too bo' unosi tentatlously that you know at onco she ' must bo Bomebody. Her husband pur sues tho narrow way of the art critic. I and, feeling the saciedneas of his call Ing, keeps himself for the most part unspotted from tho throng. Hist Eng Cllsh Is faultless and ho rarely permits himself to smile. You feel tho serl jounos8 of life In his presence more than In your clergymnns, particularly j,Of cultured life, and you go homo with -fresh resolve. It is renlly quite an t esthetic treat to sec htm on the plat form, his voice and gestures nnd $.bcarlng aro so full of conscious grnee. Ho Is tho product 6f an polder, moro homogeneous society, ac I cldcntally,lpdgc,d p our hctcrogepcous Seftio at leasl'l fancy that'll the way' he feels about It; certainly It is tho; way he looks about IL Ills mother, when she came to this country, falling to transplant tho many-gencratloned traditions she brought with her, to a pl ''rental fnr(qulcjcfj grjbwths', ftnado hjlijif'herjilrroluntary protest!' Slo grounded him thoroughly' In entliot7crt and art; In tho sacred cl: fa'rnlly' fuhe'rlrahtcj'nnd' the character of e duties and "Don't You Think Wo Could Get the National Council to Take It Up?" i reBponslbllltlea It Involves, chief of whlch Is to come out and be separate. tI often think what a comfort ho must 5'18 to her now so polished, so poised, L80 refined! But Indeed, how could a Anion bo less than perfect under the In ""splnvtlon of an adoring mother nnd A wife? for Mrs Ioughecd, tho young- er, Is eminently fitted In her own right for the high position It has pleased - Heaven to bestow upon her besides ft tho bishop. So, when sho came to boo me I 1 naturfyrr felf It1 ttf; ho considerable of S an occasion, nnd one of much educa tional value. Unfortunately, Indn't been expecting nnyono (BlthipUph'"?U' was my "day") becnuse 'a' mnd-Hlzed' 4 "blizzard was In course of progression A outsider and feeling securo in Its pro J, teetlon, I hadnH given ,thoso Inlanglblo fi. finishing (ouches to (he appointments 3 of the ylrawlppj-room and t (my own 5 toilet which are necesdry to mako 5 our social calling nnd election sure. Moreover, the hones of Sunday's tur- key were "on" In the course of transl- Uon Into soup, and Nora had naturally left the kitchen door open so that the odors In which onion predominated t-T-asconded the back stairs, and were being gontly wafted down tho front ones and Into tho parlor when I wgnt In to greet my Ulghly specialized " guest. I airily Ignored this, of course, jk as well as the absenco of' tea, and searched mr mltid for something that 6 would stand mo In good stead, and bo 5 appropriate to the occasion. if 'As luck would have It wo fell upbn y woman's 'sphere, I don't know why It (WI niways nave sucu a guilty feeling I when thlB topic Is Introduced. I In variably and conscientiously do my rrjendlng on Saturdaya; and encase tho family fura and other destructlblesfln H dubs laufiuu uubb uuiure our no- C parture In tho spring. I explore the , cellar periodically, and I don't know a thing nbout politics or th,n;,now pd- Sson bay dispute. I nover read a new book, though do tlk about; toir 'i sometimes, of course. Yet, when Mrs. U L6ugheed fixed mo with her gentle but JP? observing eye and said with just tho least bit of a question mark, "Ilomc, " of course, is the only propor plar for 1 -Jomen,' 1 distinctly quailed. I know 5 what was expected of mo. Casting , about for some way of'dellveranco, my t eyofell upon my palms, and T suddon ij 1 ' realized to my fuithcr confusion, . that I hadn't washed them sinco last .sweeping day a thing I nevor forgot Trdjf Still further humbled, I select fl'Bif -dullest weapon, since weapon of some kind I saw to bo lnnllabln, and said as sweetly aa 1 could: I and unimpeachable. Her uncle Is a (bishop, nnlhcr cnllng list jnjbslf, cj i clUslvo. Shoi hatf an'riccem thhl ricve? 5pT 1 i "But there aro so many wonen, un fortunately, whoso lines haven't fallen to thcm'MIn tho 'vleHsant places youVs and Ynlno have who never knew tho happiness of being In their own homes." ' "Ah, yes, poor things!" snld Mrs. Lougheed quite nffably. "Hut It Is a pity whrn a woman thinks herself called upon to take up anything to do any sort of work, ou know, out sldo tho home she always loses some thing of her femininity; don't you think t" i4X anntinaii on' T fnWnrn.l mlonrnhlv.. I kjnow' 1 wrts expedted to hayol 'views," and io support them. 'Nbtj 'to 3oso would bo to rriko myself fa-' tally uninteresting; to Ao so, would bo ruinous to my chances for a ptaco In Mrs, Lottghced's esteem. 'Ot course, f could recant on tho spot nnd bo con verted to her opinion, but t had con scientious scrnpIcB against attempt ing this, because I really had nothing to recant. But something had to bo said, so I plunged desperately In. "One doesn't like to think that our femininity Is of so superficial a quality that It can bo rubbed off merely by ac quaintance with the world. Surely thoso who loso It so easily must havo lacked the genuine sort to begin with." I know this wasn't right, nnd my opinion was supported by a sort of perplexed coldness beginning to dawn on Mrs. Lotighccd's expressive coun tenance, so I began again, lowering my voice to a more confidential koy. "I have sometlmeo wondered what a woman, should dp who found herself possessed of soma poer or capacity really valuable to the world somo great artlsllc gift or Intellectual In sight; 'for nature Is tlnfotthatety, so Impartial, you know; Bribi' Is just as npt tojbcstow her gifts upon a woman as upon a man. If thcro wcro no hpme 'tics to settle thd question In such fi ense there would still bo tho injurious effect of the ciamplo upon other women, wouldn't there? Itosa Honhcur, for Instance, and Florence Nightingale, and and Mme. Curie." Of course, I know this was all wrong, too, but I saw with relief that Mrs. Lougheed only looked a little vague. "Oh, I suppose there aro excep tions," she said dubiously. "When a thing Is suitable It Is different. Thcro aro tho refined arts oiubIc nnd litera ture that women can pursue If they have leisure." "But even then!" I exclaimed with a secret Joy "How often even In these arts must wo deplore tho loss of that delicacy which Is woman's chief chnrm Cnrcno, for examplo, and Nordtca, who has Just been divorced, you know, and 'what a disastrous 'ef fect tho pursuit of lltoraturo had upon the character of poor George Eliot." Mrs. Lougheed looked vaguer still, and began feeling around In her rnlnd for tho thread of the(iargumont which had pomehow slipped' out or her graqp. Falling to rccdver it, sho ignored tho' point at Issue,' nnd true to typo brought forth another, detached, but which had evidently dono much faith ful service aforellme. "Besides It Is such a mistake from an economic standpoint for women to compete with men ns wage-earners. It Is only tnktng tho bread out of tho mouths of other women and llttlo children." "But I suppose those who don't see It ns we do, dear Mrs. Lougheed," I said, with a delicious) little emphasis on tho "wo," "and especially thoso who fall to look at It In a large, Impersonal way, might say that tho first duty or tflese women was to fill their own mouths. Many of thorn may not only have no one to earn for them, but havo others depending on what they can earn." "Tho mon would havo higher wages then, and there would be no need of nuuiuu (3U1115 uui wuiiumucu i 0, Lougheed, who liked to feel vholo weight of tho argument under "hor feot. 'f' "Yos, If only it would be equally dis tribute," I said. "If we could oniy persuade tho men who earn to shnro with 'thoso who don't, how 1t'would simplify things; and If only wo could porsuado tho manufacturers nottq em ploy Women at all! ' They are' .really to blame, you know, too, and they keep advertising for more all tho time. Don't you think wo could get tho Na tional councl to take it up?" Mrs. Lougheed bejjan fastening up her furs. I roso with her, still pre serving my deferential attitude. "Tho home Is woman's natural and divinely-appointed sphere," sho" said, conclusively, and with a shade of' In Jury In her tone, 'wfclch I thought? un justifiable, considering that wo" were on tho same sldo of tho argument. "There aro women who work Just ho cause tboy like to and want to. They don't know how unattractive they make themselves or they would not do it. Men do not like tho kind of wom en who Ignoro the hbme." "They may not have been so happy in U QB you and I, and so we can welt afford to spare a little pity for them " I said again, in my wlnnlngest -vraf, ' "Ah, yes, poor things!" replied Mrs. Lougheed, glylng me the parting hand. I washed tho palms after sho had gone, and reflected. I felt In very good spirits. Of course, I know It was feal ty Mr. Lougheed I had bocn arguing with, and I felt avenged for more than ono bad quarter of an hour he had given me, whop ho bad called for, and I nad unwittingly responded with, my utmost vacuity of mind. I used to wonder why 1 was" so proternaturally (dealoas with bthi, but I saw now that I had" been simply conforming td his standard of the fominlno mind. But at last I was avenged. The attenuated spectacle that somo men present wheti 4eeu through thejr wipes' mental at mosphere fa amp'le compensation for ill tlje bad quarters of an lour they tbeniselyes are able to Intilat, The Firstr, -.Quarxel By William MacLeod Rat tic. (Copyrlght, by Ford Tub. Co.) It was Cnrol Miles herself thnt nn- swered Larry's ring. ' "Hellol" ho snld, cheerily, unfond Ing his golfing paraphernalia at tho halt tree. "Why didn't 1011 show up ai ,thJlinks?" I n . ( ' jlshVJviewril him with nn ImpreBslvo yjsMlprovnl. "I walled for you an hour"." ;, "Welted? Oh, I'nj's.d sorry. But 1 don't understand.'" lie offered hlsrur prised explanation in tho form of a qUCNtlon. "Didn't you nsK Miss Sloan to tell mo td go out with them because you had somo letter to finish, nnd thnt ou would como out later with Miss Lnundon?" Her nnsw'cr was emphatic: "I ''did not. Did sho toll you that?" "Yes, nt loast 1 thought sho did. I must havo misunderstood 1i6r,"" nn swered Larry. v l "It Is enay to misunderstand when ono wnnts to," contributed Miss Miles, her chin tilted nggrcsslvely. "Oh, come, Cnrol That's not fnlr," protected Larry. "Let's straighten tho tangle. Whnt did you tell Miss Sloan?" "She came' In and nsked mo If I wore going to tho links. Well, I couldn't tcjl hpr tHat 1 had written you a note askjng you to meet mo herp and -go 'jiu wlUi me, nnd that I didn't '" know' whether I was going' or nbt u'nllf V011 came." Miss Miles paused, exnspciated. "So I told her that I had some loiters to write as I had and Jlmt nftcr I had finished them I wouJd come out with Miss Lniindon. As sho was going away I told her sho might meet' you out thcro. I'mcnnt her to think when sho saw us that wo had Just happened to meet." "I mot thorn In their rig. Sho told mo to Jnmp In with them, that you had said you would como later with Miss Lnundon, nnd that I would be out thcro Sho must havo misunder stood." Miss Miles did not appear convinced "She Is In the habit of misunderstand ing too many things." "I do not think that Is quite Just to her. Sho is a first rato sort, and not. "Why Oldn't You Show Links?" Up at the tho least bit tricky," said Larry, fooz ling badly. "Oh, I know you appreciate her. But 'I object to being plnced In tho humiliating .position you put mo In be tween ytuT this afternoon." Tho tilt to Ml88Carol'a chin wub even more accentuated than before. "It's nn In sult to a girl to bo kept waiting an hour for a man who tloes not Intend to como,' nnd it Is especially humiliat ing whon-she has nsked him to, go with hcr,"Jnstead of htm asking her. H hurts lici' pride, and I Bhonld think If a man h"ad the least bit of considera tion ho would be careful not to let any girl he cared for get lnt that po sition." "I'm awfully sorry, Carol, It hap pocrtd so. But don't you bco" my point of view? I thought you had sent express d(rntlonn to mo not to wait for ou. I didn't know Just why you had changed your mind, but since jou had, I thought it w.ib up to bo to honor your wishes In tho matter." "And go off with Miss Slenn whllo 1 poked hero alono for two hours, won-' dering why jou did not como?" "I thought thnt was what you had' sent me word t do," e "Well, I think It wbb very Inconsid erate of you, but I don't care to talk pbout It any more. Did you huyo'w pleasant time? What was yohr acW "Aren't you a llttlo unreasonable,?;' naked Larry, getting nettled. m "No, I don't think I'm tho least blr unreasonable, hut I dou't want to talk about It any mora. It's a matter bf no Importance." Just as $pu please. Only I think It Is of considerable Importance that we' can't explain away a llttlo rnlsundor standing like that without ybur got ting miffed. You must knpw I'm not Iff the least to b)amo. But slncq you any It doesn't matter, we'll change, the pubjpet." Very Jauntily; "Yes, I had A pleasant time. My score was 40." "That's good. I should think 'you would golf mora with Miss Sloan. Yoii make Mich good scores when you aro with her," Her manner was very cor dial, ' "And she's a first rato Mrtoll know." i Ho reverted abruptly to the order of 1 tho fday. "I donVknow It's quite pluy'lng tntf gnmo lor you 10 try to deceive fylss StSnn nnd then bo, of fended because ahovas deceived." ' "Oh, 1 know heflttlo wayB. Just as soon as sho saw you sho understood tho situation exactly, but she saw In n flash that sho had n decent pretext for pretending not to. It waa very llko hor not to miss her chance. Not thnt I mind In tho leant, only I don't llko to bo nindp a fool of. It's hu miliating." "Well, commend mo ttt n wonlan's reasoning for the strangest logic that pver; was created. Yon Invent n llttlb tlrnp to deceive MIbs Slonn; sho falls Into It completely; then jou turn 'roiind and" shy shofiNmaklng ft fobl of you." !; , "YouNjcrfalnly defend her most ar dently. Your friend 'would be pleased at the enthusiasm' flfh'cr champion " tv'SliQ Is your frlendtoo, nndwant to bo Just,'1 ho answered, with youth nil dignity. "Inlp1yln, of coilrsej that I nm most unjust.1" "You aro saying v(hat Vjl I," ho flung back. r ' "Wo'vo said enough. 1 doot want to tniK nnout it any more." . "All right'. 'Of courBe. jou havo mndo up your mind thntybu aro entirely right and we are oil wrong." The girl gulped 'down a sob and looked at him plteously. "Wo're quarreling? Larry." "I guess wo aro' ho assented, gloomily, his elbowson his knees and his cbtn In his hands. "And Ve snld we never would." Her ejes w'cre hot and moist. t, ' 'That's right." t $, "But It, Isn't right for you; td bo as aggravating' as you are." -... , "I guess jou aro tired out'and not feeling very well, Carol," ho sug gested. A. "I'm nothlngjof. tho kind," sho pro " tested. "I'm ,ttB wpll ns I over was In my jlfo, and'l'mijjnot cross) either." Ho smiled. ''Thc'n you mpst bo mis taken. Wo enn't "bo quarrollng." It takes two to mnka 11 quarrel." "Not if jou'ro ono of thorn, Larry. You'd rub an nngel tho wrong way till ou had ruffled Its temper." "Her temper, jou mean, my dear." Sho pouted. "I'm not your dear." "I used "tho term In a Pickwickian souse, my dear." Sho dimpled, then promptly extin guished that charming signal of Tend Incsn to forglvb him for her fnult. "You tald Itgain'Jjiut, of courso, you can't bellovo'its'slnce you think rno ugly nnd Jcnlous' nh'd Miircasonnble." "Oh, I didn't5 say tljnt," ho re proached. 't Her eyes opene'dvwldo with aston ishment. "You dldp sir. And nnd I guesn It's true.' I 'was' horrid, Larry." Tho tears Were welling over riow un restrained, , v Larry somehow foil 5undt' himself very ciose ioner. .j t' " ,.' t .-- .r i-.lv uj-.- i-, .l I vu, jmu wcruii 1, ut-ur ir. ,iou didn't understand, and I don't think t explained It very .well. But you know I wouldn't slight jou, for anything In tho world, pon'tjyou, Carol?" "1 guess so.-" The voice came faint and muffled from, his coat. "And jou know that Miss Sloan and I nro alwnys rowing, though, of 'ourso, we are friendly", enough. Our volnls of view lire aa divergent ns possible. Fact Is, there's Miles be tween us,'' ha punned. "And you really do forgive mo for being horrid?" "Forglvo you! If gov really wore horrid, as you call It, 'I am delighted. I don't want to marry an angel. I have been hunting for some flaw Inl you n month." "Well, you've found ono, Larry, a great big ono." "It's microscopic, If It exlBta at all, dear, but Buch as It 'Is I'm awfully grateful Tor It. Thovas' "difference between us seems lessdhed Just a llttlo bit If you're notqulto perfect, sweet." '"- .' "How perfectly lovely you do wrap things up, Larry. It's dear to havo you do It even when they're not so," dim ples Miss Miles. "Once Jennie Sloan said you were the nicest' ,' "Oh, hang Miss Slonn "Interrupted Larry, ungallan($. "Let's caHv-thla a two-some and cut her out." MAN 120 YEARS OLD, WIFE 102. Couple Still Enjoylno the Best of Health at Altendorf, Hungary. .I In Altendorf, Hungary, the Jewish Chronicle states, nhcro 'resides a Jow Ish married couple, the hUBband, Herr mann Unterberger, bblng 120 years old nndino wlfo 102, Tweniy yeara pgo, w'.ieil the husljand' Had- already passed the hundredth mile Kttmo, ho let n house to a merchant named Spirit The contract required the' 'paymimt of 2,u00 gulden In cash and the suhply of 'all nbcossary provisions Vnr Mi.V nmlnlAnnnn fit thn nfTA.l ,'... ."'.: ..,.... V:;iLvi voupie uuring uieir ' urea, joiimy or ebparntcly. 1 Splra readily entered uponthiar ;rapgomeiit, thinking that,'Invlqw'f' iqd auvnnceii ages or tae coupie, no would not long bo f piiulreu" .lo f afty hut thQ obligation. Ho has now had1 it pay the tribute for 20 years, and ryw cannot any how nluch longer ho inuj naiu iuiiuus, on uiiiuruurKv' uuu hi wife still enjoy tho best ot health. They are tho oldest Inhabitants as well as the oldest Jews in tho entire poultry. Belgian Dentlsti to Be''Tratnftd'. 1 "'Het'otoforo, Be'lciuiti haW neglected t6 provide nnythlpg " likb -ntibquate hcibnilflb tralnlnir '-for dentaV nracll- jif6riera, ' any one"that clioo'Bes'holrip" aliowii td practice" Meutlstr."' Nov, ho'waver,' parllamehthas -undor con sideration a project regarding super vision of dentistry. The Story, of. Loyal By Inez Harrington Whitfield. (Copyright, by Ford Fub. Co.) Although Ixiynl waB not n small dog his Btubbornncsa was disproportionate ly large. Moreover ho, linil tho advan tage of most mon, Inqfudlng his innB tor. In nlwnys knowing' his own mind )?nt October dny tlui air brenthod Into Loynl's soul a fchnllcn8 for a stroll, and as tho fnm(y wns very un InlcrMtliffc whllc"linparklug after n Hurnmor Spent lit lhirype, ,ho unhesi tatingly accopted tho clinllcngo and walked out of tho operidbor. For several blocks h6 walked behind ftfgl.rilwltli jollow brown, hair, whoaq gown, hat, gloves and shoes woro the nhndo of his own font. It may have been n eenso of harmony of colors, ot It may havo been Jtist dpg sense that led him to walk licarer thn girl, finally pushing a cold none Into tho hand banging lodsely at her side. Ho must havo knpwn that sho would neither stnrt nor cry but, Sho only Ibokcd down at him with pleased sur prise nnd closed her hand tightly over his nose. "G00H morning, you hnndsomo dog! You seem to know your ndmlrors at sight. I wonder who jour innster Is?" Tbb briskness of their pneo soon brought them to Madison nvunuo nnd Forty-Becond street, where tho girl In brown, after patting hor tolnpn,nlon on tho head and nddrc8fl,fngiittmernus iiuiiLTiiiK ruiuarKB 10 nun, 'uuurueui u west-bound car. Looking jbackyjihe eiiw tho dog gazing reprolacuiiilW niter her.-:. ' ' ?$i All VhaV day, Katiierino Ittrynlond found hor raiiid. wrindbrfhij'to tho fine St." Bernard . whovhnd oinel her early niomlng walk. ShiKjvauid havo been aBtonlsiiPd'hnilj8lo rdallzeljliow often In tho'followlivB.'dnys site thought of lilin, pondering his net, his name and his home. Four days passed mid Wednesday's ouldobr beauty prevailed upon Knthorlne, who, dressed In brown B3 usunl, went forth to enjoy n walk. Tho avenue' wns noisy, although ap parently deserted, so sho turned The Mutcular Young Man Took It Whle Apologizing for the Dog's Conduet. toward Mndiuon, and, rounding tho corner, met LojrI, who nearly knocked her down by IiIb Joyful recognition. He Boon grow calm except for his laJ ami marched proudly by her 3ldc, with frequent long upward looks Into hor 'face, which was turned toward him aa often ns might be. AI tho end of a mile, thoy turned, seemingly of one accord, nnd retraced their Bteps. r r Tho girl nnd the dog b'o allko 'In crtlor, attractDd'cbiiBldorablo attention, of which both werJ "wholly uncon. sclous. ' A. At tho steps of hor homo Knthorlne discovered Uyit sljo hnd a problem tb solve, for her foui footod escort ap peared astonished nt hor Inhospltaolo hesitation, nnd strongly Indented his deslro to cntor, Bhowlng by mnny slgnB his natural ptubbornneA, even lifting up his volco (0 emphnaUa It. "Perhaps," whispered Knthorlne, "you aro a lost dog," nnd for tho first limo sho thought of his- collar. Bend ing Bho rend: "Loyal, 29 West street." Tho hddrosn given wus so neur by thnt after some debato with her Inclination, Bho derided (o leave him outsldo and watch w bother he went In tho right dltecllon. Thla ho did, but not until an hour's patient waiting hnd Katlsflcd his mind that hla new friend was cnpablo of disappoint ing him, that sho was not coming foith again, nor was ho expected to follow her Inside, Scarcoly a morning passed that, (reo Ing himself f 10:11 tho company of his mastor and his master's family, lo did not make nn nttompt, with only oc casional bucccbb, to visit' Katherlno, When ho was uqt made wolcomo" ho Bccined to reallzo thnWliero wnsomo good toason for It and went away cheorfully, - . H Lnto 0110 nfterpoovSoh a cold anti windy dnv, Kalherlnw was roturnlng homo, nown tho avenlja pamo aJJrlcht ened horso, madly plfipglng from sitfo (q side In a uhpless endeavor to escape the mass of vehicles. A tiny child broke from his nurse's hand nnd dodged his Way to tho middle of the street. ' Kntherlno rushed' for tho child. A huge yellow dog plunged through the crowd of pedostrlniiB and dashed to the" aldo Of tho girl, pulling hor from, underline iinrses, ai ine enme instant that a muscular jauug man giaspei the horse's head and was dragged off Mm mmwwm WmL wr(W?vmr VttNIm Mil 1 '"' S QUIGR MEAL Gas Ranges Aro matlo In a "know how" factory by "know how" mechanics. That's why "Quick Meals" aro irnapproach able for results economy yvfar. t'ferfe l)sfppt,eforo ihd nflwlldrrcri r.nlmnl was brought to n stand. After n few monTcuts of cxcltoment ofdof wns restored nnd It was found jiat tho only dhmagb dono Wns that 16 the tnwnyv' colored dress Knthorinc wore, ft bleep of which still clung to T.oynl'8 tcoth nnd nttracteil tho fttteh'1 Uon of tho muscular young mnn who took It, while apologizing for his dog's conduct. Knthcrlne's smllo puzzled him, as did Loynl's behavior when sho put her hand on his head and spoke affection ately to htm. Months Inter tho Inst person' to board tho flvo o'clock Krlo ferryboat was Katherlno Raymond, nnd ns the gang plnnk was, removed cries from many throats filled the air, for a beautiful St. Bernard had rushed to tho edge nnd bounded over chains nnd mils nnd nn cxpnnso of foam ing, seething wnter. A murmur bf re lief roso when h,o landed, srtfo, n tho terry dpcc, ifrfd a girl tn golden brown pressed to ho edge df tho bouV 'nnd waving ftj brown 1 hnnd 'se.qoip to signal' to sonic 0U0 )n , ne crowu-puuorei m To Stanlby', Wbllfnecamn ltiwatl In tolorabojhb limo lhat wns cdnsumctl In Ioa(tng the iiaxtqrry, anil ajjear sopnid-'lo pnss' jjlcljweep 'tnbtliij,c of sthrtlng and 'tha(''o($OanJilniLont the IiTBoysltfo, for h(Knuo4scouifledilidS ny r tion ehhngcs of amfitlpHS'ind.afccutiiuln n'"orBeiiBalon8.' .ipil(lhoglrl In; brown, (ho Tihow niw tlint'he had not succeeded In forgetting her for n slnglo dny slnco the runaway Incident) mean for him to cross or wait at tho plcrfor hor? Novor had ho qr his foellngs been so confused, and ho wnB nt a complcto loss to know what ho should say to this girl who had such an attraction for Loyal, tho dog 'whoflo friendship had neverboforo been given to any ono qutsld'o tho Wclllngcnmp house hold. ,j y(int tn.a need not haveitrouhled him 'in the lcaa'if.t B ' KatherlnhiUfifl IXjJ'nf wcro waiting nt ti() ferry Iioiibo. "I am sntry," Bho said nt onco, "thnt 11 liitvb, bflen the .cause of this Inconvcnjencetdjyou, but I nm lad, very gladijiat n&tnlng hnp pched to Loyal. 1 1 was terrjbly fright ened.. I Of courabj, 'naneoilld havo thought of such rf(hlng, b'utjporhapB It would bo safer, In sqbh (brpwds, to havo 'a chain. Oood-bjj; Lonj, old fol-' low. Thopk you, Blr, tor., coming over; I must catch my train." ' That jb all(Shq,wa8 g'ono, nnd ho had pot'openetLhla lips. If ho was confused heToro, ho wns now&ln a tu mult of exasperation nnd nnger; anger at hla own stupidity, 'andMi heaped rursca upon his own head for having been mndo a fool qf by a blf dog nnd a brovn girl. . vlIo enmo near Includ ing Loyal In )ils dispensations of mnlo dictions, hut rqmombored the dog's fault Waa an cxcobb ot affectlpq for ft girl, a girl In brown. Ho tried to con solo himself by lecnillng her rapid speech,' hor haste and tho alzo of the rushing crowd, but ho could not force tho fact to glvo him any credit. Ho attempted to. forgot It; the. trial lasted a montl), then ho gavo up, and, In a dlssntlBfiod framo ot mind, stnrt cd for hla Vacation in tho Pennsyl vania mountains. Young Welllngcamp decided to leave Loj'al. with hla falhpr, but Iho dog scent,ol tho threatened sopnrtlnn nnd I iiBcil 'Jih powers bf porsuBlqn, so! whefLiStanloy boarddd tho train ho was accompanied by'Loyallj wljh, n voryjolly woe n his tall. H H c At tYio Watdr. Gap a sllghtgaccjdepf, rfelaj'd tho train, and Stnrtjoywtook' occasion fto oxorclsQ Loyal ntl sfretch hs own 'long logs by wajklngg tho streets near the railroad. -The; dog groW "restless and uneasy and became deaf to his niaBtqr'a volco. Aa tho whlstlo of tho cnglno warned "all aboard" Loyal dashed madly away, on and on, until out of sight. . Really concerned fearing something had happened to tho dog, Stnuloy, hur ried after him, losing considerable tlmo by mistaking tho cornor which had been Loynlls vanishing point. At lost ho turned the right opo and saw a picture! A vlno-covoroir piazza of a soml-colo-nlal houso, a gjrl In a tnn-colored Ureas seated In a hugo lounging chair, and a tnwny colordd Snlnt Bernard, 'with hla pawn on tho arm of tho chair and his face yery near the girl's, whllQ his tall was nnlmntcd by tho most Joyful emotions. Supprlutlyn wrath took possesion of the astonished wolllngramp, wIJobo sharp whlstlo of rocalL startled t.oval and brought Kathoilno to her featj . Laying a hand .cu Loyal's collar ,'sl sho tailed: 'J u "PleftBo come lioro a momont." t , Aa I19 appqad, reluctant, J alio .h peated: " ' ft UnlMiii .ntn'A '' ' (Ve- . At tho first sign of embarrassment on her part his sudden angry deter mination melted. IJrplanatlons were exchanged and Welllngcamp canceled his Arrange ments fdr rooma at Pocorio, remain ting at "tho place chosen by Loyal. Tho day bbfore hla vaeatldn ended Knthorlne arid Welllngcamp had 'strolled to'u ahady-glejr dear by. "aianlrtf plilhni from hls'veBt -pocket a small piece of brown cloth, and after HMMHNN ) tr l "-iNi(iy(vW SBLLS THEM ilr: ZF& fe T UniftnSfation fT . . P. 1) : mm ygra Vfc.. . 1 1 , 1 . , ,. , .j. ,..t- -.. . fM.- ... WM NOR.TU BOUND. Ko. 31 7:00 am No. 33 1U:15 n No. 35 4:20 pm No. 37 10:60 pm No. 39 6: iv psa BOUTlf BOUND. No. 30 "CO am No. 38 , 7:20 un No, 32 10:15 am No. 34 tlr35 pm Io. 30 7:16 pn No. 39 will leave Columbia at- p. m. on Sundays. No. 38 starts from Marlon., j) i;JJp,.39 topa at, MrIoWf xft 1 fKI;: HWILROi 'Chicago Dlvlsloa. ' UAST BOUNDmI t illl 4 ., Aica 6:07 6C 44 ;t '1 je,v ?! "lr my. . . . ..f . i. i U .JjJ W WEST BOUND. I 10:26 am 7 11:00 pm 9 , 12: IB em i21 7:10 as 1C .'. 4:30 vm dnclnaatl Division. BABT BOUND. ' 4 t. :1G PM 10 ,...12:35 am 12 12:25 am 8 9:00 am 16 12:62 pm WEST BOUND. i 10:27 am 9 1:16 am 15 4:35 pm Dally a Dally txoopt Sanday. All train dally nft total ww. Nob. t and 19. -t Phone Ut. HKBinOALti. ticket Aiwt, Now York Central Unas BIG FOUR ROUTE. JBA8T BOUND. T 24 9:26 tt. W 46 t 12:36 BOO 16 7:22 p. m. 20 10:67 . tit. IS 11:10 p. kl, 10 6:27 9. . No 10 dally except Sundar . WEST BOUND. 11 i i 2:18 a. . U 6:83 a. m, 10 - 8:66 a. m. 27 1:65 p. m. it 7:26 T. m. 6 - 4:27 9. m. No. 6 dally wept Suaday. Make it cheaper to travel? ihAi HUa rftoi tfnO Vfli 11I J ontttou 01 (iHtKJru Twin Tickets nrc tickets goodll citherqpncind trip.ot lorTJ two ueonlc one wav. lust" like Ijuying two street car tickets Twin tickets be tween Marion and Columbus nre worth $1.35 a pair. "Ask . the man1' nt the Union Sta tion, he sells them only via the Hocking Valley.;; ICatllorlnc. who o:cln m.ed' "Tile pleco Lojul lore from ,rpy dross!" '' Stnnlox smiled, an.l Loyal wakeiled from-n lone ,nap, bat polthor' his tiai lerrtprKatherlmJ notlctul him. n JVYpU; wJU .neyfr knbwt how mteh 1 Uiunu yiiu nut;ii iuii ayjm , 1 .. .1 ..k '.L..2. it.i'..l.i..i' ti lfasjill I had' cuid ilvvd riot! know Ipqulrlnsly Int3"two (aegs Very near together, barked hbftly ahd wagged a most apprgvlng tall, V, Piles We ro to certain tint Jtchinv, Ubcditur ana I'rotniillnir pile cn al. wyi be rcllcvod and nU. m 1 . t .i . wotetjr cured feyxihU olntmkntthtwapoltl,'clyjrarante4atl. joctiunormoiipytrtiitulfd. ' Ssftn Dr. A.W. Ghaie's tlcolora or llr. A.W,Cio rl)r.A.W.CiM T4!JL ii HOBKING itwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm IhQselwip&l yvp HOME Ot Will. nanljjr Thcp'8taj!y Ufo the 'land of 4 tfi)lilMf AfieGnUTtM I kiift'afflW.ii r : 4 ': . r A -' rwceit.e-lt carftssloKly, ndd-lt.to,l&uggOTn 0 ii