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numun auu nus _ncx Vca. In his infancy as speaker his | speeches were carefully prepared. cop- ied out and committed to memory. 1 On one memorable occasion the 1 Prince had forgotten to take his: manuscript, and although he rarely A referred. to *the copy of a speech, the knowledge that in this case it was Tnotavailable for emergencies so un- nerved b him that his memory com pletely failed him and he had for once to trust to his own impromptu egrts. ' _-__A._'I__ L- ......ngn.oIn4I `n g `. ` ~ `WK I.uv= llvufov II: V.- , his hip Man _:_?igh_t.~- hang ten free t_o;'- the; ljiniged gestures with whicli e;npl3qizp' fl'{e' poipfgi, of 1.1- ;_ VI IIIVII ADV his an Dgllulstiz Io'x ommIusoconu ' - lofuu supsumuc 1;F1i% : M %cm-ry A % V-9u#%etx Indicate poison` ` in the blood. he kidneys are not working property. (Among-A an)` Gang Ohnnsn Ci` CPOI C cause and tone tlgese vital organs with the biood.wm regain its life-giving Vigor. KING AS AN ORATOR. um c|.uys.y tcuuuy npu u.--vv` --- r-as-'- Ellen, the V Shamrock" nssoclatlon are after givln' their annual ball 1 week this Tuesday night. an the wits" an mesllt think you'd best be goin 819138"-' Ellen raised startled eyes to her brother's -face. ' _ _._.. ._.-II `Q-li ,_, _ .. _ JISW YORR. N. V..lND .wnuoson.our. . 'lS.il_`}:,t_l:no ies we V dis_da,so~ germstoo. !m**~ ::.:.*-.:-*= ~9*~m--.2-. -*'- ` n. W ` 1130!. TI` U T ' hsaniu; Full irionnt: oflouu paid. gunman. AGENT non , The Sun Lita Insurance comm: or camum , A IWIIIUIK `I31 Va vnnnvaunrn !AGnN'r FOR ` ' The Parthlntnal Fire Insurance nu. ma Western Fire Insurance 00. `Office-3'I:Mary St.,% Bbrgie. JIONEY TO LOAN; s an Am; FIRE and L111: A [ J08... vnamrma Calltdndgct rates for your om} sitinfaction. A COME AND GET OUR RAT! I'm no dancer, as you well know. m John, an crowds like that she me _the_ headache. I'd rather stop at home with .Trixle." John Mulvlhilrs face darkened. You're always stoppln? at home wlthv the child, an it is time. you Went 011.13.` arr met the boys an had steady com- Dany. You re the unit Mulvlhill girl. that ever passed twentyivi 7Vi.th' havin' her otters to marry. Y`.!'; WV` er marry it you stay `cooped."|1P`1|"91'.'. night after night an not` even vlsltin' p our friends of 1 8unday.att9.1'D.9n.-';' (VAL... 4.- LL- cIL___..'.-I-'n-n4t\n.'*'l>\II . I ` Bill Head: (in pads)| Statements (in pads) Letter Heads (in pads) Note Heads (in pads) Programmes Foldern, \IXIlZ - w--V-- Announcements Cards, Tags, Envelopes, etc. lmendvance llice \JfI'IVE Iii TIEIII \IrI I--rIu' Room: fo: ioa. in Ron Block. No. ,7. Dun-lop vtrdog. Fire proof vault gmhulgl bv . Alnotwo rooms V: vs y occu ! I ! Hood. Jacks & Fraser Barriszen; `possession. A`1'>ply'to C. ROSS. Bnrrln. lnnnnrv 1. `non. -. 1-tf. iospitalp For V rivntc. |WOn\3.l\` secludea :~I-IenryVBa1'1 H UIIBUB ' It \aI-an vs iw. nrysun,ii%?`6rks1.,s"dii&Io ADomin.ion Square Piano. nearly new, ad Ra - mond Sewn: Machine, nearly new. Applybat TH ADVANCE 1 FFICE. b ` . 43-if mun my gtyvggag momma brugs and Chemicals! VUI LLLCUUU UL I. uuuuu; IILI-Wl_llV\l:-"_ Going to the Shamrock `nI!01lt10.n'_'_ bail in search of a husband! _-`Ellen ! face amed, then turned pale,` W3,- then, they am not know.` abdut gimp.` The very thought aeeined alike treujol" to the strong, erect`u`1'0T 'whichnev'er Billed out or his rmeata&:1hlonww'w~w It's well enough}! I IF!-.. J9P"'V;" without a husbahd,"ahl'.I Q f ., . "Wren an Mary ahould'V*r`i'i t:_"%d" 15*" Y! me oil. I m"thinkin'.'.l`rl_Xi9 'W0u miss her old auntie sore`!-"= A'""',`1." i drew the child close at if to W8!`d{`9 [ Vi` her innocent child ood Iomeziln i`: 99*` Aug disaster. '5 " ir , .; if" time. Muivihill blazed :91"-.th. 93 the M V int. "Yes. an that : Iwhatf {U0 `! l9`13h_b"." =` are all aayin --that `I3 ue;yo_ti SE !.? :"."-Us i arm for the child _un".` danei-'n .:5`%*L}; the theater with John In . in! ` would enter. 1: it wasn t for you. i:-'P1.!!` ` . an we tired'_ I "oz -own clothes? `Did.:1lE'eah. .9? :-I stay home with-`the"t:hi}1? f;YIt'.~\ . Grateful lot._ tha`t`8 . _our friends ain't * I talk like y"<`$`5in ""'~c's"r.`Yii'"T'ii 6,i. :'i.'.i."`, " .`fi`f`?'2T`-`{` 3 Q- Didel ever ask you;.teeebnsIkanm.awev9. Trixie when....you 3 N J p;:`.i- bring me in disrepute, " - . hora just becausereyotjg Ana u.'.L-`_..-:.~t..~.-:a.*...w `TH E SjY D__E___N H AWL MUTUAL IAN D i6TTAVWA FIRE IINSURAN CEJ y_.`=coMI=.A'N I as-s"rocK:: om : ._ t M U TU A L. --"I . . . Th Svdenham is the largeht lgurely farmers _ `company in the Province: _ndepe_udent.' 4 Ctamm ' 3` i" 331"..21'$`i .'.".." -"".a at umca zone a Barrie wial receive ngompt attention. A Rates on Farm Propehy from 50. to 60 cents per $xoo.-3 vents. Schools antfchurchos same rate. 11 `*1-lotus insured to. $4xoo.oo_ and othgr at Vaicmu, for ice cream. for insunce; Baum: Ppwnn. for cakes. Oneiiadrug. ofcoursntnc other: chemials and them are still others--SPICES of all kinds. cream of tartar, etc. The best `lace to Vdrugs is at a. DRUG CTGD Th. nuaokt Ennis more gluon. Nln the Kitchen. u-v-u ._._ __.__- .,..r_.. We keep a. good drug storc Come antfuk u_. about Kitchen Dtugs. "homes ms: _ actual value. _ k actual value. -a__:_-_; > mos. G1L'E'X',c:n ' Kt Webb : Hotel, Bfnrrie, every Saturday. 30-41 General Agent lorSimeoe County. . lmnuxmnws mun STORE |"< ` q. nu1: Lo1>-s'r. nlumrn. . :(_)l-`I -`ICES TO RENT OR LEASE ,.- 2__ Q12--- 2.. B..- Dlgnl. `,4; an "InI|'4\| Every Description aouelnon. nppny (U U. (1 Barrio. lunuv 1. `non. 3, Hanan cum` All Cases Accepted. Call or write .-A'u I, Q. .__ll`_l chest Iacetogcdrugsisata. DRUG STOR . The rug is: |t'n_ows moroabou them than other poop e.T -' f\, .1 ,,,.I'__I_ ._ "window cum, 'I\-.I..._.. ARE NEEDED EVERY DAY BARBIE. p'- "I Sale Bills, OF maltaloguel st. fl~tf. vur menus am : gooq. enousI,l,.W,.,.i ".'1' - And that wi1's'_how `E31391! - *0 so to the ball ot'tl1e>Shufh_l`0:31`:L9":"`A' ciation. . she ._g,,-.:.=:.surf2siqtrri3!?!}: "9 b`a9chei1*` 19;i#;.A |.l (`3 Mia. ?; f!Wf` `W. mmfi . v II 1 VuH:I:Ix,, ROMANG% Int l T I. 03 Holden-n Attlehtlo`v':l'ru,,n_In",:'t `"1 . '1`hA6t_r_a`ihet oi: "eratl,6n~- nqow l would slniply have at rugunraesmo. 9 31' sweets and other savory toodlu . eaten by you modern; rowing or 1301* vn1ng.eoll_eglnnI.~ {gt lgxnnygbo gpnbtadg ".'` Ill-1;. A,1t.3..-`,tP.'<.`.3`. ...f.11. '`.1.!1*.'. =0 * a*t!1l9.t.9-e.1.`%;.*."..`. mtlomever stood. at 553. n hlghengeneral-standard of "lltnos",I..": 13119! One pertinent tact wlth_reggrd to ,_ rella. mg` :1: tllt bpthbant tradltldn ind`-1}re!|-.. W Elle!-1 . "vent `practice condemn`? ?w1th- =:embhn~u_c: . weonw avoxcmne = use of tobndeo`= and` mono: J 7011! , and other Indulgences to whlch'hearlthy`_` '3 10* man-'-`-w`ndbrtul':nn11b,al `.th'u`t :he`s*.1a-1s 1, }in- 5 u?nhappy._pnone.= 803% long Jen nth: :mul_nj_ e_.;tOe ' principles .0! temperane;:.iplalnly1ngj;` 1h-and abunmt ex12rc1mr9tnlsaretr1!lv avg; , Jon: mu` no twat: 92-not 2: '"|c1`i'g`g`ei' he II`-' .. She tel_t*:hat"' he higgihove-A were eq;Dfr1I_k;' Andqhh was :- %th.r.r -the .. lnteimons. to mart: her `bi! eol"eI to maintain the .9303. .-.`;~.thO;e.=;3:Cl!1hl_|l fllnily. ~8he ` had thought at a day when the eheuld _Inau-ry... when` the, akyscgapeg was `done ` aperhapl` weiid he bec"om e" i?*`cont'a`-actor. She would not wear` thoa_e=.nuty high It0CkI Whih Eln wnalnuuanl On--"--1- -- ,-__, _- ,..-.. _`._.,_. u VI-ts Illvw`-HIIIIII ._Iu.ll`_ | atocku `Wh1l|`-.1"I!I`B`dIIll|0_H` to>r";;ot_l:er-V viomeh. btit `d1`e'us'~ ,1n"`La"t `the neck gnd e(_1g_ed_ vjv1th nott_lace. and he? would tell hor;that.she`lIad1the throat or a lily. 10,118 husband; in iovels. always said ihit; AL _l...I.A.. vc_`\'_'_ `cf - I` ..- .. -' -` uuou pun, At night; Jo'hn"l e5d her`.thg1:1en zth ot.-_, the" hull withsprlde `stampedion ms tacek. and ibis` walk. Men; w`e're'int'rodu'ded to` her sud`-asked her to dance,` butshe came possessed of a strange terror and` slipped back among V the .wallowers.s MP3-.,.!1..\!1V1m..11.W8$9h.helfWith rising % nrmnr Whn'w.- on. m... .a _....._.n_- In UIGC` VIDEO she 3;-nag -`u-odn`a,H N % _ llzlitl ln` 'the`room `lupod"1nt`o 'b'e'wllder- ...1n. the . idnncets. mingled. _ strangely on In a bqogen kaleidoscope. .. `_ % _ V '1!}ctVs,tood jorgh cleorlyl; `win {but one" in` In `the. ._cn_fqp1o3 ._o _` the. world who could "stand like that. one man who had such a p_au-ot. shoul- ders, and he'wu*the man _whogwrouh`t every '11:! "In the 'nkeleton of the Inky- Jcrnper. `f ' Qt; L.'-_.I 'i.`__ L_-AI_}-_ ..__ AA .4.-- ;.a'.u.:ae.u,- the` ___., _.- . ---:_`-` .1} pgygpnvu, `GAGA. ` W l_L4l ng i':7;_;Wh`t,'waq_g; use of w_o__rry.1ng; . own; .aA,ge-al _i9,,f1n..,d1;eps_tot% 9t\X1d7`g1rl_' `i.l.lke'EIlen?:,:. ';' fr 2 ' IIIII-.. ____ 41.-u. - - - - - cups. 0 v_\-.. Ellen _ wan thinking or .'1`x-lxle and how lat_o._.they would reach home and` `how loud muulc wan-when she` .- heard a hearty voice at her Jelbow: = Gun. II) .I.- _I_.- A- A, .._..-- _ -.~--pg vvuuv uh HUI 'GlIJUVVn' ' Sure, I'd -bejxlad,-to meet the sister ot John Mnlvihlll; unt : odd I never know you hgd bug." sv v A - I.A __.__A...A.~_ `A , n -- . -- nun. qyclo She heard.`Her brother say it was Dennis Gallqhor; {Resident of the V --shamrock =-location. That was - .qu1te.real_tao her. 01 course he wqulql Pig vbeA the -pruldw %'.l`I ae.n'9.`l9hn dxfi away. and.a`m;nerut b`eslde' h Itwuqulto'vtwh1lo+betorc.=pEq glanced ' up into us taco. jshc wu` tn-y_1ng'to __-Il-- LI.` I.---_Ll..I-L4..'LI. AI.-L AL`:- vv CDC IV CWT. F` nus `.01 -7".-".`.|1Q.'i'r|".=... C nui1..~-##3## ballroom. line In: `glad It was noisy: -A_`__n-- m- .-`l..LL t-'__ I.-- I.---L TUw-'-w-`.Trvv. %- f--`-vwuv, --p._ -v_. -`--y.-- bntlni. When pln looked into his eyes the % stated. and the gait)! cum` and went putuly in lag: chegkn. Donnln Gallu- gler unllod. Ho laud -nun tlrls look like bptorp. -But lllo.n._-w;_aIHn,tt;o_1-I: tn- goupopn 9-glue` spite of .h6;'r "t__v`renty`-..tl_n -tn_na;m`.~; no and nq:gp`_oaI:. Imio ly the IIM almost brouthluily} ul Ms-..4n.A.as...'. dunnglnl L. hing An -. nu-vv ---- --ovvu It-uu-v voi--- muu u. lmu1t1tul.:_ viii;-that Em; __-... _. I.__... ___'L-.I l_ __I.I'_l_ Inga`. U J3) , G%$IlII.,_xw,IwI no longer parted In ii':!.(-l";1'r."t'o:t _ -`ALI-.."_ .a.n.:`|._ -n.l- a.'.' A ..".I`a_ |.r.-a.A I I IIIS -IISVII Unwuzu ;7?i.u;I(!` :3-car; woun?-" jinn-.. new they no iirowit-'-.ni.`hiz'bl;"' ` ' So of count It came out. she Clan`! nu_Ii-II'oIhouId:kno`iwIll';iIn6'Iu-dtdnft how an-A-amt iciough- to"-nihi:~h1i lin- ger 'tm*ouItvro"'dneoI n*ut* John :K.lIlVIhlll'.j ;vyellt`n;_1v1tl|_.p,|'1de. - . n. 3 1" ` n o .Z_IIl.VIvIul-Q XII} -'UIII`-.., -IV not -pf;-no .3`.-'. 7*. = 1-`: T` .A.. A In nth; 1.-t!-`.r.1|al1.I Grvn-.. M9 *0 qn1-t.-v-I;--m.rw !I9wch.~9- W "'1' to start. ,A'.t_harc 1r,9x:e,.n9`J;Injn'!.`?i1| h,i1.iI xx. . -'1 to any thld qip'r_:iiiu*.f'uful. ;th;o"`ch;ti rch W," ;1i'!!,5 953911}. I|.0lV.|t!i 1'I`|lT>f4 5`.IiIdI, .i``;:.': i;`%`.'"r;`-f , , c6v qt,.4i`9_`!1fV6ihi_t`a'fo! n.'a.. h.-.`.-a-.-*.% `.sa`%mmmr|:V '- ' 3E'}`b?TTn1T83`veri : I0. l=),'_V4__eVt'.1 ;i'l_'d__.AyV. dtc"`.o%i'if `1m~_wo'='utu1 be togqthbt ji6,I6t;`ja`uj vb` um; `You `Ii! ' who h d_V`_'. nmrerga ' j paih to I but u~*mva4ra:=mm.-% ~ n..'xaam~ `git `y '__ xiii : mxan; gar ' above` the` kiln o't*'th`o'gn1ih_t'y `ity licked. ac:-6ni~th giup ~tb it Armory bdlidlni VvV(l: '1'S_c* lie] know `IR -bolt `oh: her watt.` mi h`c`r1HI'uinc*=v v!th!`n` him. and his blows fell-full and clear, for u wpnderrul Jlglgt uad happiness had come into his lite. L `danger; . Iunlobllnth churns. Ignaz Plqyel. a` musician heldin high repute in his day and a Viennese `by birth, was appointed kapelimeistpu-at Stussburg in` 1783. During the trou- ! l bled times of -the French revolution he _ lost his post. '.u.;.n. and ..m.nea his ne- `'V. .-`n sun` and his life was ingrnve limos , ; .. .>__.n- _)`_ `, I [juildin as did not know ot'Aiher_%ex istenee:4. but we felt quite sure that she` sho\ild"!' -` nize him if ever they met :in'th~ 3 meet, whose noisy, busy life` swepton below working iyorkmun 7 M1, assured poise or squared his shoul- ders just as he did to the (1ay s work`. e did everything with an- airot abso- lute condence which thrilled andsmas-"~' tered her. i ~- He was me that he had honest, clear blue eyes ma brown curly hair. and his `eyes their feet. She couldalways. ` ngle him out among the me there in midair. 1\`o_,othera trod the iron beams with` too far away for her to. i tinize his features. but she was <`fuIte"" . coprri-h*~ 19" W T` ' Q: .o.o-o-o-o-co-o*~:oW~:=vis'i at . .rh,y both worked i_u`the on the top tioor of-* I he amid the ironframeworl: av i of a huge skyscraper. i i i 1 5! could twinkle merrily. This she knew _ ,` by the jovial way in whichhe signaled ' ms fellow workmen. , . , 11-4. nm+ aha had Inllnlrmn tn nhiv 0811361 . " . `He eacapeddeath and satised his ac- cusera that ho was -not an ariatocratby wrltln`mus1c`tot some: most revolution- ary atanzas, which were placed: before him for the purpose. whiiobealdo stood two gendarmen with used bayonet!-` ' ; A,nother=- lnI.t,a,-ace. proving that ,.mu-,. ale hath charms to soothe the _.aayago bmIt.'.:' :1I'+ lm: 0.! A19.I.!d.I`0 SW40 -J la, an `ltallA_n~ cornpoaor. gist, '.`9'." mama ~9:tens1yszw!r9mtlp-+119-now;stowo hloman of mu rank. Two auaqggxii ~~L- -.-..- Lauul tn` Irlll.h1ln fnnwld v -- u-V-u '%.;;1;;:f;:;;% :..,. ....;; `.`I.ate!g ;oh..'no:__npt the nbrth bqund train! It_ t.b1_e1_.-..5L~x'e yo_u aux-er _L There was an` the voles "that `I caught Hugh?Morton`fo attention; He , up. "1`_h_e in btaek whojhad '.-1 Interested him` when she enteredgthe V waiting room three `hours before` was atwthe ticket: window. and` thejagent 1 was explaining that the night train I; due at Banmar Junction at 10:30 was two `hours late, Morton hlmselt4w_na waiting for that train. ' ' V ` | cairn . .._n.... In... ..-...A.-n.. 1---; ..---l.'....I A ' md`$`LF `;`'es, miss, I'm certain. Just received ward,` {twelve fthirty` anyway, It _1,io_%%later." ; , ,3 Biit `the train from Parkervllle, on : the `other road gets in `at, 11 :20, doesn't 7 m I;|n t`th:ere`.}aome`t1-ain out 7.here ! before it `comes? Anything--a tret_j'ht!" ' i No n':; notmni; until the any-three." 9 answered the man in a surpriseclgtpne. - =31--~leaned`-forward! to= seed-the-.311-_l';:'ore plataty; V and she drew aside in _'qnt'u~` Jlonv. _ ' ` :';_'1_....~. I Thank you. rn have to wa1t;:iI_:en. ! It doesx;ft,I'1_1atter a`t'.a1l_`,f" Jhe II ` n a voice whoe'treinb1Ing uhowied . fHjt1t ; --mattered very~~~much.A ~~'1*hon~shef~!%i'ent '= ~-out =01; thguplattorm, lqvggg Dlortonl ?'won1efr!n`x- 4} -~. ! \ "W!i'y`1 nts slie so-xihle-1 Why wk guns so mpat1ehtxtoo`getAL-away? so ; nnx_lo ns~to`*leuveo-before tho trairitvvt-om ~1;=m;emne 'afr1,v.ed?' Ho 'pnulel[:_'iover o the questlonlor awhile and .we;t';out-A; side for a imokeL .'1`heh he_ hear4'a sob `N from udark corner. Thtzilrl wa;:l%:'_I_oat+ ed on a truck crying no _b1tterl&"_-`.tho.t `sue 'dId not he`a"f"M6i!toiI"Ii'he amoeb- ,:?oed._-movcct-1);` a gape:-ouI:,1mpulse;-' nu -.- -.o._.`:a_ ..; .:."."a;;...n.m-a n.-.94 I 51-08? cu, ,-Iuuvcyu u guns 3. - KICVI YoTI1:;re7',, , be 6! nbme} hlp?"f ' -A V 1`h`g1rl1`~aised her hculwith (_ ntart, hurriedly wiping away the tan. `.9,`No; `PI beyond~.-help-.1 Inonnwc nothing." nI_-_-I- ..-LLl_... I.`-A-4` BAIQ -wait... n On n`t I % no no 1-cuntrqmun.-"A. no any good! \ . "- I vU \IIlC"IlVI" 7I naval: I&`- uvu--g.- rherofn nothing beyond help. :;'W,on t` you tall ` `i trouble? You don't know me. ot courgo. but Illrnope you can The girl opened tofnhrlnk froth Mm. ` "WI nothing .---.n3u.o It was kind lnyou to ask. tho'_u'h,:,Ind I } thnnkyou. .1 would accept it lt}could ` 4 ran. -.., .-..-I-.-. 0.. lulu lnbuuinlnn , III: nu; .vvua .~W1th' `II ~V 20: MI lnti'uloI' Iol l0VfOd4;,_l.VVl}. Ho trampeglithc Plltfbrn-KR irhlk and then stopped . In tho uhadow by the nutxon window. in , nal.'U be- fore. and It in `In "to reidithg cllcytlng of _tho key. Then was best prco2e:;-uuouu'pfeou:n:nnow,' Ollcko ! cllk; click? click-click -`click - "dress- Ilddcr-btdwi u-'-`tv ro'nty'-two: `sher- -1(.s11:mn,;-13-lz.-hcI`.ca"-T_ Who: the mea- nno mm ucatzluced out on the ..nla'uon. mowrltd; when ..the~:Ilr)= was seated, 1'hu;; he-gtelcnaplred buck. 0lrl`Iere:'un'talIi>vo";'-55,ltte. . * % ' --.. .x|.t~.. ._..' =AI.-,..-AA--. End mm- -CuI.A Iran IlU can ssovdvvf-v `Vlorithf nu tmxuuo T;!'T&1o.1rl'o T ultct1onai't!_IoiIht liortonr She had -'.cm': n1md':conC on-hob, poor thing; and tho. law who do him :ttck:% aha law; I0 -mm`-mu. !0!!l.|..!.|.=`|.1.|9x no Mules- IM:-xIon'e-, yam Md .9!` in.-twat '1` ' `.95:-Ikh :t.ac9fu|..8m.Ir9. and 3&0 $1.9 `B,9.0.r.. .d,-in -.,M;.!1.II.t:Int;.I.nI<! . up ._h}_o` o"-went .to\_rgrdo her and 10- {A ioko in unxundortxonez f`AX_. v,ov oiatdlli. ._Ieo_xfI_id Iougething I v_m_c`h cont,-p;-`in-o`yfou ivory` xniuch. I don ! Vkhdw "H3_1jt `tho tr`oul) lo"1'o , but my` :26` .c`n1i1:i njeiu after` ion. ind 1 \ .telt"I`;uit`:i_"yo_u`."" V .; was `"3111 itkrtegr up with lalped habit". `"011, I ve'_b eeh afraid of this! Wiilt cur! do. what can`! do ?" . W 5'. ._ - 41.....- L- 1;-" II9\.A gin`-IQ `ll ! Ulvlst: uvvvu uuu wyuuuvu , Here! `Don't do that. You must keep your nerve, you know." Morton : . brain was working quickly. mam. If ` the nherlil. do ein t' nd you here when he arrives he'll think you are in the, neighborhood surely, and he'll gtop to search the village. ' '1`ha`t_ `willtak_e him until morning. The next etation,north is NewbJoro-!itteeh' miles. ` We have over anhourin which to make it. .-Will you the the'*c'hance'5?""` ` - anr... :.'~..`.;l.. '.-.I.`L`u&ms . I `harass ! 1-gully I VVIIII CIII` I IIU. vvuuy man u uv n ` "Thu-e?i no time to Iona . The uherl ' will bo<`*hero lnltten minutes. You muatszet away." ~ urn-_._.Q lI\I.--Ah: nu- A`lQI|' h If Inuit. `Gs snug. ."Hnw2 'I`hen e I no chanc. .011, it % only my train had been on tune! The girl broke down and nabbed. V ~ 1111---! `l`\--!t 41- Olga} Van fnngf you I818 I;nB I:nlI_IcIH 4 "Yos=a;-gixiy bhnice.` I :h_aven t" really do_ne"nnyth1n_wrog1g'-f-and'lt I cqn es- L .,-'.;II .. ; ms uzuu w n V. .......... Not that she had muchtime to study mg mannerisms, tor Ellen Mulvlhill was a designer in the factory of John- gon & Co.. makers of ladies shlrtwaists and neckwear, and a very `busy"W6-"` man. Perhaps it was well for the rm.~ nowever. that while she designed stocks and fancy boas she wove In "the- thread of her romance, {or this strane-. 1y one sided love alfalr seemed "to beau- - ..-o.. um whnln wnrld for -hm-`_ and UHF`: ` ` `Q' , ck,` th"en! Gogover to that shed on` the_ other "tt'ack?I}_and *wd1t.' ._ ' ; ' gm dliappeafil; `um Morton ujuntered `lutoath-`whldnt `room; 2' ..I n ` uirlml h'eadache:'~aud:-dclded:I~ Ilrbetter . M;|..|,' F Q U -` ' A Opem?u|l -us scoIng|::ln.".:r` -42 ~. 9Muchro,_bIQda~!'Gmd n!ht.'. .;- - : .1 M0!1@*.PU30d={.I|I.*'ahII utehel; 1 ma : .,stgrted.r- tord;an,9_I~ngII.a~: hotoh :.;'h.en 5 he .nh.len9n9I.m&!a my :09. ythc hot-'tnve'l`.v -'W1,|l:.tho:hot'el`:he aopent" 3 A ` utrugmcd '- 0l'|unuu: n.. uni; fl! .`e3.-'!~"W9`..l3 F: I the street and went in it, . gnwo _..- _ A- .----In I` " qxyrlg -.-m-.u.-; :". A-mun-: vw : _ wgpm! ?:.$l!are?: 3l' ft .Ioue.";,h..9 i. ..t!- .".H9i M4; .I!.t.!99 11". T!$9}99'!s!;3!%!|.. ant-on %..a1d.tnme .5- -.;..-o 3...: -...`6 h. `It, _ J _.4`Help ,l{lQ ,to, ,p1V1.a_h._V)t. ; _ he hear. 1'94`?-"d'.`!!"-'u"';: ??."':'e"i7"." '~.r-. - went to it. y, `e .._ 1 ` r.- `. _ ` .. ..I w1.te,-d` *f39Pr- 4! us! .'-5`,?u'!&!`P:'!"!9* -not `A e Ntkir ;h95*iif623s9e. % s.%Qnt1.r Velonggxe galls and ihtp ,tlge_f..< 1&r.:1;ness. Far 40!`! "they `heard the, yvhistle '01! the _Iherlf'-s..'tr.ain,, `. ' ' A t ` ." I551 "rto'xi waited`.i;i{11 1; ;'t1iur'ie:1ed `nip to pie s`t {1't1 cg1_;': ,"No`v;6f, j1,i_e;,cx_a1ea. _`fwe mu'pt p11sl_:"e.,';,al1=e,:_| (1.l _ f`_1"hefr1:-noise" Vjvlll 'dr*iV9iur-" `Z i L`. Thet;-3;!*5b .b'a!`3 W16 siiiinz = th_e`Te1ie stgrtedm *iu'n1,,1n x``momel_1t ; "'wer'o" e'wi_" n"g` 'fgioi'tli13vard` uri`ti`r"'tle I sft iwie the 595tt1oii lik`h`t- 's'roW1z' vf:i'1i'xt'e1"i':1`_tl'1e_.;{; 1 F*""'f1'1`<* i1!i$f8;Wf5?"`**f!"f1i* ,1`evrkseea:;hm, gnu `gm: mt asii~'1;c..u1`-"ntn_h-All %*87V5!`?.!!%*1* W17`*,=1iii3*ih* `sbke e 1 ... . " *-'Tm |i9 ?" .,'J'.,i' .` "7115?- 5 : il5. - 1125 - me. tin 1'. c. mam SPECIAL A NV . % . M` ' ` ..'iId?-ilortonufoft-as though Q .g1_6w1n:-.tnrnnco in thug : mw. l6n._c*o.i:ld In an om hp` ;_wondu-ed. Then he felt the car run: 91:10:; then-they had ,1-eached the_ . or the grade" and _do_wn- wand. Morton looked atvhls watch.` It mu 12"o'c1pck. A . ` ` . ` 7 .__u 1.- .__nn ` I117-.. IIIIIIIIIVRIIQIWD vvqnaua Ir. nvwg | "I w1.h'fI"could `ever thank you," shfe`: lldld, l_o1n'g`up, her race` clear in the` - ao'tt`Itu`r,1i._ght. I " I I ' . You' have thanked me--many times. .But I "mean inwards. I'don t know what I:w`oul'd have done]! you had not lielised me. `- May I tell you why I am", running" away? " - ' - - ~ `.lL!'7;-_~ _>..';.I..)A .-L.I-_- -.uq u-vIn`| _ _, V {e `girl sank war1ly,u_pon the plat- `tom-, Vvhlle the car si>_ed`thr0l!8h '. and meajlgws. rattleq `o fe1fh`r1dges`and I rinnble_d`pnst wall`: otrock; ? ut ...lI. `T ..-..ua z.-on- bluinb cunt '9 alfa- 1, uuc onus.-.. Ivv - .---..-_ .V..---- . tify the whole world for =he`r'.':n_d while her hearthstimg her gehwork. ed deftly. and the rm reaped tag. I. uulggug an iv an; a *"`-`Youf ndn t unlss yon w_ish.. |lmow_ yo1`1 v_e done" nothing wrong. You couldn"t."" A ` - ' O ____I.!_OL I.`__4 .; `3 \Il&II I! `stand. It wnsirt wrong; -I don't think loved heriro!-and my stepfather hated ____ _...--I A- ....-. I want totell you. I_ couldn't ben:7 at lejaat--I mean -I "want you to under you'll say it was wrong. Ion see, my} mother died a few days 9`.'go-and, `oh, I; .'-._ A -_..'-.1 5-} lUVV\l IACL UUo"`(lu\I nu; wivynusuvu `--uyv -me. He was cruel to mo dnd~.cru'el to her even` at--`the lest`. After she was lburied he was worse than ever, and _ yesterday. he told me I must leave~,hi'sf ~ I was glad to go-only too glad,., ' [lashed him" tor my mother : little trin- I ! hots, things she had hadas 0. girl. `_a. New "little. bits of jewelry` my own (:41 ` ther had given her and_her picturzi` Q She told him on her deathbed they were ' to be `mine; ~'But when I asked torthem : he refused me; said the law gave them . to him. I told him I would take them`; ' '[and.he_'threatened me with the jail it; I did; told me he would have me drac- ' zed through the street: like 1 common feriminal. ' ' L, I_AA AL- I__.._. C__ - -_.` CITIIIIIIIIII. ` | |' ;Today he next the house for a mo.- ment. and `I broke open his desk auq took them and ran away. I thought I could reach the city before he could- . catch me, and, once there, he would never and me, and I could live happily. !al _:e. > . `K; girl hid her face and crid. Mot- ton longed to_c'omto13t her, but he -felt `V it wa1I.bes_t,to lethr have her cry out.- ....-_; __- -_ '_n_;-_ _o..'.. ;- 5.1.- Ah `...uI. I5 `Va .-UVD__IIl IIFQKVO lluvv -I-A ya , -.... You ore fold`; aloljo to the cltygwlth no plugs, no`,.mo;ney,jknow1ng no one? ho "u_k`ofwhen ghe became quieter. . 1 ` "1 can` be lost there `and an Iron bun. I can find `work. Ifni not afraid." I- I no rotux-`nod no answer, but tho` th9u.ht;ot this fr1e.n<.lIm.`1nhoc'ent. mi-` | protectei` gm exposed to all the clan- cer: of d-great city`1"v`u more than `un- m j WV` `fyS_ _oV,'mak` h6vi, _ V 11.0` sgid. iro- ylculuus. "1116 on was slnckoniu speed 119'. and [fur `up the road, wore thl lighted windows` `of I station". `lo:-ton brouiht We on to :1 standstill. -,., A._InA.,l_ AK ii `A __l.I l`-` L. III` III III I`DIuI.I.Iu-lulu f"_Wo` must `ditch it," In said. Anato- {other they =litte'd"*and tugged uhtll the xndcllnowru downtbi-`bunk. -than in |'ile`n'ce; they ' went` on 'to- tho `station, and-- Morton bought tickets from a sleepy clerk. .ll`I7.-`I4. -nun iu\`O|` J` Cllll. I i I A 'l`wnln's Inciession. Mark Twain in his youthtul `days was a. reporter in Carson City. It was his duty one evening toreport a meet- ing of the city council, whose president was a ponderous statesman given to sounding words and intellectual contu- sion. A motion was made to expunge from the ' records a certain matter which the presiding oincer was ex- . tremeiy `anxious should not become part otlocal history. The motion, hav- ingbeen seconded, was eagerly pas'se_d. ! l. I I The matter. has been ordered ex- punged," declared the presiding coun- cllmsn gravely. and the clerk will proceed-to expunge. It should be et- tectnally. wiped out. obliterated and totally destroyed. He paused tonotice I theslegt ot his..sentenc_s or annihila- t1on- `*Whre..lzent1!n9- .!I..I8ked-* ' vylll you ghaye,-_the expunged` matter deposited and placed?" ` as--..s. m_..I.. ..-'.uih Oh. n4`.-Onnnh nf ;?..m. If she had not been so absorhed_j_us,t_M` at this juncture she might have noticed A` that she was rising in the tavern! her . employers, but she was quite amazed one day when they voluntarily raised her salary. Quite naturally they did not otter the explanation that they feared` their competitors and gave th`e`` ' increase as a precautionary` measure. Ellen accepted it as a part of the mo ' color which had suddenly enveloped her entire life scheme. The extrs.sal- ary had comeijust in time. she argued, 'ier Trixie. the idol of her heart. or. rather, the one person who divided heart space with the hero other mid-. air dreams, had been wanting to go to dancing school these two months-=|;_o ..a . wonderful hall where children in white (rocks and velvet Fauntleroy suits tripped to fairy music. Ellen lived with her married brother. and knowing ones would say that she paid a high price tor the pririlege. uumnura wire was something of,--so shrew, while lllien was of more gentle birth and breeding. The sister-in-law loved neighborhood gossip andwas not ` shove a quarrel with `the other dwellers irthe at house. `Ellen enJoy"ed her books, the hail bedroom. furnished and `decorated with the dainty -simp'iicity' which marked her designs at the (ac- tory. and-`the championship of `Trixie. The girls at the factory were kind` to- ` her, too, and then there was the quiet.- ehadowy church midway twfixt home and work whereshe stopped each `day-2 to say innumerable ail haiis" to the` Blessed Mother,` who must have inter--V ceded to secure for her so much happi- , BIWIIO -`.:V?ould -. you mind telllnl me your urine?" he asked as: they walked to- gether in the darkness. ' - Mildred Clarke. ~ I_ feel .13 though I you knew It.` you've beentuo good; no kind--on kind as -e rrlendicould he, It 1 hell one. A.~ LL - A__ -1. _---`An. n u.`l:a:wown_ the truck uounded tho whistle of 55. A - V- u\pnIJ|_--,I I ._-_A. 4.. L4. u-manna I-hnn Q wuuuw Ill Inn - "Mildred, I want to be more than 1 friend. You put your trunt in me to help-yoitonight. Won't you trust no longer?` Let me help you ton-`all my 1110?,-" ` ' i The light of the engine tell tnil upon thenpturned taco or; the girl. i Yeq," she gaid softly. . ' Then the night. oxpreu bore them forward to thnt new world which is . the old." . ` ' ; - luliriironl nil: Ill! 87:0. ` More ihgh one *suceistfl1l Itgr ~ hl;ll`to"t'ht'nk"~ Ma3o;"'P*i' jrcxv his-= cta_rt. He" Vim!` "`E_` dlhijixnmitlon and not lnfrequlntly 'I6\1ght `om: and```d1fi`gg'ed, 1 updn `the =1'ectur_e"ptutto:m%- a'n`?`obIIr0 genius who never-=th6u`g1If~to"Iee-_ | _ selt'9befot`-`~`-tho--, t ootughta'. - g ~8tl'ch a 1 j: ge`nins.wha**Bll`l?Nye.- *Whon thevmajotf . found` h1'xxi"h_e* was -a"ct11ig an"postm a a_te:_` _ G and-. editing` the . Lammid I Boomerhng , `over a livery stable; L(`-*Walk~ '._down'thq pulley, tw!st"th`e "gray mule's--tail`. take" 59 the elevdtox-' rim-mediatelyl), ~11, 1 _ , ,9, g n_:_- A- A-_ I-nbuqnloum placed?" .ua_rk ,'J;wa_ln Egan `hi the aftenfion of the couricllmjgn nearest him. "Let-the eiDI_Inxed_ uit[atter be" yidrn under -the; chdltmufn h'q't,"~'_he:ang:tgd.fNo _ no % wou)d, [ever tliink ot.lq ql__tii:_z:'thro or J ll ; ;nvt1iIi:n." ' I.I-IV ISIV V anus Il.|J`l.I.II5\A.|s| us; - I '2Pond persuaded him to t1:y1ectur1ng,_ and as `there `p1-o ved=to be botlrmoney and useful publicity [in Alt. Nye..was_ 'gratetul.* andruselr tor ~yedrs~s.to re-' . rpmember 1 the .mu;|or with -characteristic! ` A,_ 9-..- -4 `_I..l.`I. LAN liIna.Cn}'I1\1inlI{!:l Inelnner ILIU -Il.lu,|Ul.' Wltu \-I-lIlIl.\vIu\aAawI.f\o' .-1notes,3one-or which had the following .exhai1st1've~ signature: .<~:.; - A:.:. ; f) | Your: with :3 heart tun 10!" gt-utrcuaarmia 2 An sgtem sun 9! drucl. paint-.o11.~hn-poi:-. i` t,lne..._.gla.u_.,. putty and Iev,exry.thi.n8, uaus11! +"k`opt'ln"a nrIt cl drug` store; _ % : l.'`.'`-- min .' ;_:`9` .`;,'~`l`= `I` n~P. u.il;x'_:ih`t;. -CDDt It was about 1 month utter the mem- orable Advance in salary that an owl- nous silence tell upon the Mulvlhill Iupper table. Ellen knew lns.t1ncl_1V|! that some domestic problem was co in: up for discussion. AL I-_;. v-L__ \l--I...lI.III nun-`Ina hilt` llUl'Uo . "_ (BILL 3-. .l_;GIIA(_IIt"0I'I'O: qld 13inolpi_ Rink Ki! lth X` e . Upon Iioll'o{!"nnoT._ ' There are few `speakers, -' `said the flute Mr. ,Gla,dstone, whom I listen :to ;,\.V'i.._1 fmore plasure than` _- the Prin.ce__o1.Wa,les.M His speeches are in- .,va.r'iably`, marvels of conciseness, -jgraceful Aexpress-lon and clear e1ocu- 't.ion;" and Mr.` Phelps, the late Am- ` `ex-ican ambassador, himself a man of silver `tongue/' declarell, says a fwx-it.'er~.. in 'l`it.-Bits; that there was .%probably only one better after-din- jner speaker in England, if indeed .`L01`d Rosebery was the Prince's su- `perior. V . 114.... `ID.-In-......l UT`! 1...: Mann nndnm- pcl Aux . ' I KiAngEdward VII. has been endow- red` with that prime requisite of a ?:public _speaker, a clear and beautiful voice, which can make itself heard ;without apparent snort in the larg- -`est hall. This voice is largely nat- ural, as. anyone who can recall his orator-ical eorts of forty years or so _._- ._;n ._;....'t`. 1_.o 6; :.;'..`In.-. nay-flu unuuu-.2u: cuul La un nun VJ Juana v- av ago will admit`; but it is a1so partly the result of 3 long training in elo- cution by one of its best masterb. `I_ d`... `gun,-p trgnlin lrlllclllll U; Vi VI Iva wwwv ---uu-v-v--- In the early years of `manhood the King hated no part of his public du- ties so much an the. necessity of mak- ing Imecheo, but be early `determined that as he had to speak he would, at any rate. make sure of being heard." and under the guidance of his tather--himleli '. trained and et- {ective Ipeakt-r-o.nd under on slow- tion mutter, ho rapidly acquired that clearnos of enunciation which makes his speeches to pleasant to listen to. In those deyn he used to practice so assiduously that it ever he could not be iound it Wu nlwayq conclud- ed by his brotlieireand sister: that "Bertie was! somewhere learning to spout," and ntoriee are told of how 1 he would "try his `prentice oratory on his young brothers, `planting them at dine:-ant angles end distances and practicing. until each one heard every word. ,,_I .n____ AL- 11_l_..- --_` onorts. _ , I Fortunately he succeeded I0 well 1 that he was encouraged to trust less -` A inluturo to memory and more to inc ` upita.tlon,r with the `happiest results. \ Now his Ip0 K.!h8 arc only typed in `I a.cn-....:o-. . " L- .-nnnidnrt "is " 13$ TI!` Ks In these early day! the Prince was 1 obviously and painfully nervous; and ; even to-day, although long `fa.milia.r- 1 ity has moderated his tremors and he has better learned the art of con- 7 ` ceallng his . sensations, he has c.on- \ tossed: "_I always have "a bad quar- ` terror an hour.` before I make ' a Ipoech in public, and there are times hon I would give much to slip I quietly -away." . Ac...-i `Inf fn -ll -nnnanrnncn the quwuy -`way. . And yet to all appearance the VK1ng, as he chats genially with one ` and another or listens `with a smile to an address, is the most`soll--pos- sessed man present; but 5 close ob- . server will detect certain nervous. movelnen-ts--the turtive strokmg of his moustache, the toying with -his 1 watch chain, hat or stick-which 7 prove that after all the King is human and has _nerves. I_1.. l...l......-. 111! nnnnl-nr hQ '4`Brevity," he consideljs, "is the I 1 soul of or_d.tory," an ot_wit; and he not only ngakes short apqechcn him- self," but` `oxpocts than of `others. He V studioulbdlvoidlv quotation, ooospec-i i'n1l`y'ot poetry, and newer tries tube o tunny, although he succeed : inheing 4 bnlghtvsnd= witty: Huotti- was is ouy:-and"~unoon_ventlo.na3. hi! 1. low hand 9 mating . on {the tools or on . u:;_ |_.!_ ._..I `I-4. u-`ah.--hrhf` hm us up Lu: uucuaaxuu. At last John Mulvlhill pughed back his empty teacup and lighted his pipe. urnn-_ 41.- 'n|.__...-..I.' ngnnnlnfltin ll