davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-08
Oefobren Don 6eitun9ssG orrefpon:
oenten.
Sir einen hibiden Seri9t miro ibm oas
Sell eeeerbt.
q Itpn. SQ.. s. Su[i.

Nltor, Suy 8. Sult.
@ctern NbenO fdr6 bier cine eigentblmz
Iibe 2lbltrafung itatt, BEL meIc6er 6. 8.
Soplor, Elm 3ettun9scorreiponbent, Ser
let0ellDe She'll Dar. Die Socbe fam nGmz
Ii3 10: S. $, 8altn9er betreibt gemeinz
i9aftli6 nit ieiner Srau ein M0belgez
i9Gft un6 bate fiir5licb nit bericlben, tpie
baS ia III ben bciten 6omtIien porfommt,
line fleine ebelibe Nuseinanb riebung, bie
bon Saplor fir elm 8latt in ct. 9outs
ge60rig aus8emalt unb vieniationcQ" SUI
geri6tet purOe, Oas paBte ben @beleuten
natiirlib ric6t, un6 in 6Ol9e beiien pur6e
Der 3eitungSmeni6 9eitern 26enO BON Oer
Srau nit elmer 8eitibe bearbeitet, tuGbreno
BET Wann BON Der anberen Seite NIT Ell
nem &niippel ieinen Qterger auSlieB. @be
ieDo9 Soplor iebr i6limm Derbauen mar,
1purbe baS Grio bon ben l1mlteben6en gez
trennt; ct i6tp6rt aber Stein unO 8eir,
oaB bic Sa6e no9 LANCE nibt ab9ema4t
iet.
, 1893-07-08
Oas 6eutfhe Reitdurant

i'm Sn6uitrtepaIait bat es bur9 CUTE 8ez
b%icnung un6 CUTE So un6 G~rintpaaren
Oeritanben, it9 in Ser CUNT bes 9ubliz
tumS fet5uieben. Q8er infolge ongeitreug>
ter 8anbcrungen burcb Die peiBe Stabt
bas 8eOitrfniB fiibIt, ietncn inncren Nfenz
idben burb Speiie unb Grant 3u erquiden,
miro tpobI baran tbun, bieieS beliebte @rz
friibun9SlOtaI a%uf5uiucben. Sin 6reiz
concert, peranitaltet bon benz ~bcfannten
Orcbeiter bes 6errn Mcinfen trGgt BEN
mnitfalti6cn 8eOiirfntiien Der @Gite in
genigenber g8eile ~0tec6nung.
, 1893-07-08

= Die Derren 8retsrtcbter bteltcn gez
itern cine 8eriammlung ab unb beicbloIien
einitin1mtg, am nG9iten Samltag Sic Sc
ricbtc sit iblieBen unb lire Serien ansrz
trctcn, Die bis gum l. september 6auerrt.
Sn bieier 3eit miro a~bpecbielnO Gin &ibter
in Sibung icin, nm ettpaige n~otbmenbige
@eibdfte 5u erleOigen. 0ie man iiebt,
boben Die 9erren 3ticbter, obg[ei6 iie itets
auf cine Sermcbrung Der &ibteritenen
orttgen, tmmer nocb geniigenb 3eit, nm
IN leOem CONNER stpei Monate fiicben gu
geben. Gs lit iebr Stpeifelbaft, OBJ ite mirf=
lid cine Sere3tigung su elmer atpeimonatz
Ithen 8uu1melei bQben,
, 1893-07-08
Gin 9Gudlther Grbe
Der ieoo6 elm i9Iimmer Gau9enidts 5u fem
fbetrt.


W ~ VT =" O'+FF
Gor eint8en Sagen tpur0e bier auf ser
StraBe Elm 8Inoel 8aptere gefunben, moz
runter it6 ou9 ooS Seitoment zines 9ez
tpiiien Omen WcGart6p befanb, norm
berlelbe iiber Elm Orunbitiif in Brooflpn,
81. q. D~erii0t. @iner Ser ais Grbe eingez
ieBten 8erionen lit SameS WfcGorble BON
bier, unter benz 9tamen Doc. @arroa be-
tonnt. Sem 2lntbeil an Dem @rltnoitiid
ein Siebentcl DeiieIben, unb Der Wertb beS
@on3eu tpirb ouf $50, 600 obgeicbdBt. Doc
Carroll lift erit fir3licb aus Dem 3~ucbtbauie
entlaiien Uorbelt, 100 ct Dcgen ginbru9'S
einen lan9eren 1ermin ab5uiiBen bate.
NugenblifIib befinDet itb Der gliidlicbe
grbe Dieber lpceen 0iebitabls i'm Setting
ntB.
, 1893-07-08
Staff Der Podseit CAB es prii9el,
metI Der 8rduti9am nod atoerswo cine 5rau
bate.
StLIsboro, Su., 8. Suit,

@or9eitern tpoGte gtetl @oobcof nit
2lb0te Sane 9O9sett balten, unO NueS mar
auf baS 8eite Dorbereitet, ais 6te 8raut
tpeni8e Stunben Dor Ser sur 6eier feitgez
lebten Belt bic 0ac6rtcbt erbielt, 6aB ibr
3utiinftiger bereits cine 6rau in Snbiana
babe. 9a0urC6 murOe pie 5~ufitnftige
S6wtegermama 10 in @utb 9eieBt, 0aB tie
itA cine Betticbe bOlte uno Damn Sen jun
gen Matn 8ottitrGflicb burcbpriigelte unb
tbn i3lteBltb 8um 6auie binauSia8te.
, 1893-07-08
Der 1telte purtteber 0es SlOianer=
Amtes
Gritt fein Amt an.
Gin 1noianeraeent 9ema6reeeIt.
Musfagee, s. e., 8. Sult.

Musfo8ee, s. e., 8. Suit.
Der STANDARDIZATION Tuliom Iberz
nabnt 9eltern Die Oberaufitcbt iiber bic Snz
btaneragenturen. Der 2l9ent Bennett nuroe
entIoiien, neil ct iic6 in einem Sele8ramm
a6iprecbeno itber bic 1ntbGti9feit beS
MtniitertumS in Soben Der gum GoOe
Dcrurt6etlten GboctatpS. melbe geitern err
i6oiien tuer6en %iolten, gcGuBert bate. Der
n%euernonnte 2(gent NtSbom, tptrb ictn Nmt
antreten, iObalb feline 8ir9ibaft angez
1pmmen iein tpir0.
, 1893-07-08
Gin befannter SPIRITUALITY
Nimmt SomiIien5wites we9en 6ift.


@Itbart, Sn6., 8. SuIi.
@orgeitcrn 9(benb fam nit benz Wfitterz
noc6tS5u9e Der reiienbe Spiritualiit Or. s..
so. 3iegler, in 8apafa. Sn0., pobnbaft,
bier an. @leib nacboem ct in baS @artez
5imn1er 9efommen mar, ipur6e bemerft, baB
CT Elm Bulper peri6ludte, unb bolO oarauf
fano man i'm fat 6emuBtloS ouf Delu
TuBboOen. Sb9lei6 iofort Gr5tltcbe 6llfe
CUR 6ar0 mar, fOnnte 3iegler bob nicbt gez
rcttet perOen, ba bas @ift, StrDbnin, be-
reits ietne 8irfung getban bate. 9lus
8riefeu, tpelcbe Bel t6m 9efunben purben,
9ing berbor, 6aB ct hduslicben 53tptiteS
tpegen ieinem 2eben elm Gnbe gemacbt Bate.
Or. 53iegLcr mar in mebrcren Staten
tpo6Ibcfannt. Die 0eibe pur6c seftern
nacb Wapafa gebraDt.
, 1893-07-08
Die Befoloun9 ser 1panif4en 6etft=
ltdfett
miro NIT 5ufimmuno oes popites beoeuteno
h~erab9eiebt.
Mobrt6, 8. Soft.

Ser Bapit bat ieine 3uitimmung 81 Oer
BON ber lpanilcben Ge9ierung gepIanten aa7
gemetnen 6ere6iebung Der 8eiolontg Der
@%ctitlicbfett ertbeiIt, unter Der 8cotngutg
iebob, baB baS arrangement porldlftg nltr
cine speiiGbrige 9auer baben ioQ. Die
9~rielter 1perben ii6 einen @ebaltSab5u9 pom
II bis 20 8roscnt 9efauen laiien miiien.
, 1893-07-08
Die Uartfer aaoaumadDer
meroen ousemah wieoer CABIN.
Der ruffidsfron50fide RonoeIspertra9.
g arts, 8. Sult.

Nl1Ber Sen l1e5errelten bon 8arritaoen
lit beute friiD in ben Stoottbeilen, mo-
geitern 9lbenb Die &oufereieu 5pii6en be-
truntenen &ubcltOrern unb Der 8oli3ei
iiottfanOen, NIGHTS Quffdai9es mebr 81 be-
mcrten. Die l1nruben iinb al8enicbcinltb
benz @noe nabe. Die 9oli8et na6m 8~eitern
ettpa StpeibunOert 8erbaftungen bot,
Ser fran5Oiti9zruiiiicbe 6onOelspertrag
tritt am II. 3. go. in &raft. Die aui
MtneraI0le 6esugbabenbcn ~8eItimmungen
aelten porlduftg aucb gu @uniten Der Ser.
St0aten.
, 1893-07-08
Die Nodriht, oo6 Die Gberofee=
8onos perfouft ieten,
Dom 6duptline Ger Natton fir unpabr
erfl6rt.
( t. Qputs, Wfp.. 8. Slli.

@eltcrn tpur6e lit Sableqlab, s. g., Elm
BON @eibington bottrteS 3elegramm be-
faint gemocbt, iponab Sic Gberofces8onoS
an Ghrtitie unb Sennep in Seem gorf gu
8ari p%erfauft iein ioQen. Ser 6Guptling
Der Gberofeesg Station, 6arris, erfl6rte icz
bo9 belte MtOrgen Die Itacbri3t fir unz
wabr. ST iagte, 6aB ct Bic Sirnta nibt
fennt; boB ct feline 8onbs D%erfauft bal,
unO baB nacb leiner 9nnabme Die gauge
@cl9i9te ein S9ipinOel lei.
, 1893-07-08
Die Gobinetsmit9lieOer ouf 6erten,
limo nur nod 5wei oerielben III Ger Sunoes=
hauptftoot 3uriid9ebIteben.

Ser SefretGr 6ofe Smit6 un0 Ser
@enerolpoitmciiter 8iiieQ baben beute NOR
gen ibre Sommerferien angetreten. Der
miro cine Jteiie 6urcb ben @e1ten
macbcn, tpdbrenO inb Der lebtere nacb @len
Ba., bcgiebt. Die SefretGre
@reibam unO WOrtOu ftn6 Die cinsi9en
Mit9IieOer beS Cabinets, Die iicb notb in
Der Stabt beftnOen.
, 1893-07-08
Gin tidti9er Sawimmer miro bei'm
Saoen i'm mi1ifippi pom Krampf befauen
nno ertrtnft.
8 y. SQ.. 8. oSuIi.

@eitern morgen lit Ser bielige 8plt3etz
ier8eant 9alD c%rtrunten. 0erlclbe cling
nit %etntgen SreunOen sum NngeLn an ben
TluB, uno ertranf pdbrenb ct licb babete.
st mar etn t(ldtiger S6ptmmer uno DeSz
balb glallbt man, OaB ct BON einem &rampi
befallen tpurDe, Die 2eicbe tpuroc geltern
9ta6mtttag auf9efunben. 0alD itanb ieit
fllnl Sabren I'M Boli3eioienit, unb wuroe
lteben uno 3Don5ig Sabre alt.
, 1893-07-08
Oampfer=C u abrtdten.
Jn ser Qabt 9emeIoet a:


g ep 9 ort- rgtuguita 8ictorta" bon
SOUTHAMPTON, vTriebri6 8ilbeIm" bon
9teapel, Die ruiitiben &riegSi3iffe v0tmtz
TIT 0onstt" uro vGDpnba" BON Spiton.
0ueenstopn- vGampania" bon
Stem Oort.
6ambnrg- r@ellert" unb DSirft
8ismard" bon Stem gorf.
2onbon-Sn Si3t: rSriesGan6" bon
SEEM gort, v2ancaitrian" bon Bottom.
Stem gorf: ugtep gort" bon Soutbz
ampton.
Peute eefneIoet:
SctIIbtnieIn: 8orts bon Stem
gorf.
81 ~ gorf: gtaas6am bon &otter6am,
&ugia bon 9amburg, SEEM gort bon
Soutbampton.
, 1893-07-08
8eridt Ger Gon0oner B0rie
ueber ote Gtn= uro 2tnsfuhr oes monats
Suni.
%2on6Dn, 8. Stunt.

9lus BEN 8Grien6eri9ten ergtebt iib, boB
pGbreno hes Wonats Stunt I'M Ser9leicb
nit 6em entiprebenben W1onat bes lebten
SabreS Die @infubr I'M 100000 9funb
Sterling abnabm, tpGbren6 bic @uSfu6r
cine 3unabme BON 10000 8funb Sterling
seiat.
, 1893-07-08
Die brtttfhe Re9ierun9 erId6t 9e=
naue Deroronun9en
Sir thre Seehunosideer.
Qnn6nn. 8. SltIi

Die vOfficial @a3ette" bat cine oom
4. Sult botirte Ger~oronung ber0fentIibt,
monaco eS britiicben S9iffen oerboten miro,
tnnerbalb 5ebn Seemeilen BON Der ruff
ic9en &iite I'M S~e9ringSmecr, OOer I'M
ittQen S3ean, ult6 bretBi9 Ofeilen BON ben
So manborstp o6er &obbensSnieLn, Sec
bunbe gu jagen.
, 1893-07-08

= &ibter Gal6ipeu oertpies berte0forgen
Sames Cooper an baS @rtminal9ertdbt.
Cooper lit ansefla9t, elmer &elnertlt 0eS
vGalbmeu"z SoteLS, gtamens Oftnnte ST.
min, ansegriffcn unb ibr einen 0feiierftt9
nerlebt gu baben.
, 1893-07-08
mte gut es eeitern an perifieoenen
Qunften Ole ltebe Some metnte.

FWTEtIVTE VIZ FFNON -VTFFV
@reensbur9, S11b., 8. Sult.
@eitern mar Der beiBeiteSa9 oteies Cont
mers, un6 ser thermometer 5et9te bunDert
@rao I'M S6atten.
burlington, So., 8. Sult.
Der thermometer itieg geitern bier bis
auf 81 @ra6.
5oIIonb, Mi4., 8. Suli.
@efern mar es bier ie6r beiB, unb Der
Sbermome setgte SO Grao I'M Sobatten.
, 1893-07-08
Gin fponiider Oampfer in ser udbe
Ger phtlippinen %perbrannt.

Gilthunoertunofinf1nopier3i9 9inefiibe paf.
iagiere oabet um9efommen.
Wantla q, 8. Sult.
Ser ipaniibe 9ampfer 0on Suan, bon
ipelcbem gemelbet lpuroe, baB auf bemielz
ben auf Der S0be BON Union 6euer alsqez
brocben iet, lit nacb Manila buglirt nor
Sen. Observation-Disclosures binez
iticbe 8aiiagtere baben Bel benz Teuer bas
Qeben Derlore1l.
, 1893-07-08
Der Q[0r6er Ger 6eihwiiter Ray
Dom Ridter 2Ynd in milOer 5orm oboetbou.
9 ar 5 ~ e &D., 8. Sl1Ii.

9eo0 S. Miuer, Der m0r0erilbe Neser,
tpel6er Die G0cbter BON S. W. JfaD bon
bier Gbibtac 6tetc, mur6e geitern Ga4mittag
0urcb DE 0ieg oeriammeIte aufgeregte
WSen9e 8s6entt, tpOrauf Die 2ei9e Oerz
brGnnt Durbs.
, 1893-07-08
Der prdftOent Glepelan0 auf ser
SeHerun9.
if i'm Stonoe i'm 5aufe berum5uoeben
mo fi6 auf Ger Deranoa auf3uhalten.
9 u33arbs 8 al Ofai

ON~55uEUS II, Wfal1., 8. Suit.
Sn benz !3ultanoe bes 8raftbenten lift
lett geItern Nbeno feline &erGnOerung elm
9etreten. st gebt i'm 6auie lumber, 6dlt
ltcb auf oer Geranba altf, unb es ma9t 1tb
cine aQmdblige 8ciierun9 bemertbar.
, 1893-07-08
Gtne Se9elYoft auf elmer Sutfabrt
9efentert.
6war3i9 Perionen in oen meaen umoeforn=
men.
2Dn6Dn, 8. SuIt.

Sn Ste9neB, einem Seebabe an Der
Sittl11te BON @n9lanb, Fat iicb Elm ltnfau
eret9net,- tpelbem 3~pan5ig Menfbenleben
sum Spfer ftelcn. Sine @eieuicbuft inter
nabm in elmer g)ocbt cine S~egelpartie unb
nuroen IN 3iemItcber Gntfernung BON Der
&dtte ploBlteb bon einem beftigcn Winbs
itOB befauen, in TOIge beiien Die yacbt
tenterte. @be 6ilfe bcrbeitam, tporen
dpan5t9 Perlonen, MGnner un0 Trouen,
ertrunfen. o'
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place for camping out than Coney Is

place for camping out than Coney Is
land.
Look here, Tom" the boy cried sud-
denly as he grasped his companion by
the arm, eff that doesn't look like the
Prairie Queen l am very much mistak-
en-"
And just then a young woman in a
short, brown riding habit and with her
hair flying from beneath a SLOUGH felt
hat swept by them at full galiop on a
buckskin Indian pony, leaving the two
boys gazing open mouthed after her.
Il tell you what we'll do" cried Char
ley excitedly. We'll come down here
next Saturday and camp out in among
those sand hills"
And the prospect was SO alluring that
Tommy gave ready acquiescenc James
L. Fond in Philadelphia Press.
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CoEsoIinC t..c W;dcu

Parson Whangdoodle Baxter-Sistah
Snowflake, yer shouldn't 90 on dat way
about de def OBJ yorel late husband. Re
member how much better off he is now
he is dead.
Oats meant as a d~isreproach for me.
Is dat de way You consoles de widders
and o%rphants:: Git ont, nigsah. fore
scalds You" retorted the dusky widow.
Texas Siftings.
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Some Difference.

Mr., Skidmore (severely)-John. Mr..
Jones tells me you thrashed his son
shamefullv today. Is that true?
Johnnie. sir.
Mr.. Skidmore-Then what did Jones
mean by telling me that:
He just made a mistake. l didn't
thrash jim Jones shamefully. | wal
loped him Observation-Disclosures Ba-
Ear.
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England contends with smallpox at a
disadvantage. Many persons of influence
do not believe in vaccination, write
against it and oppose it in every way
they can. The opposition has grown
greatly during the long absence of the
epidemic.
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i Puzzled YoCrrSter.

Harry is the Youngest Of the family.
the only boy among several girls. and
sometimes the superior advantages Of
girls seem to weigh heavily on his youth
full mind. The other day we heard him
say thoughtfully to himself: Women
always first. wonder why God didn't
make EN- first, but be didn't. He made
Adam frst."-New York Tribune.
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Invitations.

Wedding invitations are ALWAYS en-
graved ON note paper. All figures. in
Guiding dates. are written out in full,
except the number Of the house. There
are no authorizations. An invitation
should never give the effect of being in a
hurry. A matter of social function to
be done elegantly nus be done leisurely.
Philadelphia Times.
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The Woman to Be Pitied.

The woman who must earn money and
at the same time keep house. nurse
babies, sew up seams, manage servants
and attend to the complex affairs of an
establishment is to be pitied. She has
far too much for n pair of hands TO do.
-Harper's Bazaar.
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In the Yosemite valley there is a fallen
tree 800 feet long and several centuries
old, that, it is said. has been followed
out so that for a distance Of 60 yards a
person al walk upright inside it.
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1T viii cost you Is cents just the
same are the reported words of a New
York druggist when he was told that
the use of his telephone was desired in a
case Of life or death. Of course the Is
cents were paid.
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1hlboOnu4 1fntinfl
THE wooINc OF THE WIND.

Rose Of dusk, didst ever 80
Regard the seas refrain7 -
That is no love that never tIt
Returns with time again.
Because l am the saddest R
OF things beneath the sun, ~
Because thou art the gladdest
That eve he looked on
Because no ways to wander
Allure me any more,
With white sea dreams to ponder
All day beside thy door
Because there's not a rover
But wearies on a day,
And not a faithless lover
But sorrow doth repay
rove the world of shadows,
\ wrath of the blue rain
And in the dawn's deep meadows
Return to thee again.
Bliss Carman in Lippincott's
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tinued, turning to the mate, led bet
ter have the boat manned and t'ut them
ashore at Coney Island. They can east
" get back from there. | suppose
you've got money enough for your fare.
boys
If you please, sir" said Tommy, we
don't want to go back. We want to 60
with you down to Cuba and get some
oranges and bananas. That was what
we shipped with you for"
Cuba cried the captain. We are
not going to Cuba for fruit; we are 60
ing down to Rio Janeiro for a cargo of
hides. You'd better buy your bananas
on Third avenue"
Then said Fatty decisively, that
settles the business. We can't eat hides,
and I'd rather go home than keep Oh any
longer. Put US ashore, and we'll take
the train home. We can find our wav
70 the depot"
The captain was as good as his word.
and the boys were landed ON the desc
late western shore of the island with
strict lnjunctions to make the best of
their way home.
Their spirits rose again as they trudged
along the beach, enjoying the fresh open
breeze and the bright sunshine. Charley
was very much impressed with the pic
t1resque sand hills and clumps of bushes
which they passed and declared that the
whole cc:satTv did not offer a bettar
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The earliest library was that of Nebu-
Every book was q brick.
engraved with cuneiform characters
The Press., 1893-06-15
5lp. Besides what other plan have

help. Besides what other plan have your
 ..I have none.'
 sThen you must take mine."
 "Yes. Perhaps you are right. We'll, we do it for good motive.
 1You will do it?"
 II do not see any other way"
 "You dear, good Claral Now will show you what you are to do. We must not begin too suddenly. It might excite suspicion.
 ssWhat would you do, then?"
 Tomorrow we must go to. Mrs. Vest macott and sit at her feet and learn all her views"
 s.What hypocrites we shall feel!"
 I've shall be her newest and most en- thusiastic converts. Oh, it will be such fun, Clara. Then we shall make our plans and send for what we want and begin our new life.
 II do hope that we shall not have tc keep it up long. It seems so cruel to dear papa.
 .'Cruell To save him!"
 Il wish I was sure that we were doing right. And yet what else can we do? We'll. then, Ida, the die is cast, and we will call upon Mrs. Westmacott tomor- row."
The Press., 1893-06-15
CHAPTER K.
A FAMILY PLOT.

Little did poor Dr. Walker imagine as he sat at his breakfast table next morn ing that the two sweet girls who sat on either side of him were deep in con- spiracy, and that he, munching inno- gently at his mullins, was the victim against whom their wiles were planned. Patiently they waited until at last their opening came.
 Ut is a beautiful day." he remarked Ut will do for Mrs. Westmacott. She was thinking of having a spin upon her tricycle."
 "Then we must call early. We both intended to sec her after breakfast"
 ''Oh, indeedr' The. doctor looked pleased.
 "You know, pa," said Ida, ''it seems to us that we really have 8 very great ad- vantage in having Mrs. Westmacott liv- ing so near"
 ''Why so, dear?"
 "Well, because she is so advanced, you know If we only. study her ways, we may advance ourselves also"
 ''I think have heard you say, papa," remarked Clara, ''that she is the type of the woman of the future.'
 "I am very pleased to hear you speak so sensibly, my dears. certainly think that she is a woman whom ycu may very well take as your model. The more inti- mate you are with her the better pleased shall be-
 "Then that is settled" said Clara de- murely, and the talk drifted to other matters.
 All the morning the two girls sat ex- tracting from Mrs. Westmacott her most extreme views as to the duty of the one sex and the tyranny of the other. Abso- lute equality, even in details, was her ideal. Enough of the parrot cry of un- womanly and unmaidenly. It had been invented by man to scare woman away when she poached too nearly upon his precious preserves. Every woman should be independent. Every woman should learn a trade. It was their duty to push in where they were least welcome. Then they were martyrs to the cause and pio- neers to their weaker sisters. Why should the washtub. the needle and the house. keepers book be eternally theirs? Might they not reach higher-to the consulting room, to the bench. and even to the pull pit7
 smell of chemicals which had spoiled his breakfast met him with a redoubled vir- ulence. He threw open tho hall window, entered the dining room aad stood aghast at the sight which met his eyes.
 Ida was still sitting among her bottles, with Q lit cigarette in her left hand and glass of stout on the table beside her. Clara with another cigarette was loung- ing in the easy chair with several maps spread out upon the floor around. Her feet were stuck up on the coal scuttle, and she had tumblerful of some red. dish brown composition on the smoking table close at her eSbow. The doctor gazed from one to the other of them through the thin gray haze of smoke, but his eyes rested finally in settled stare of astonishment upon his elder and more serious daughter.
 "Clarap he gasped. Il could not have believed it!'
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Ter place seemed a terrible desecration.

her place seemed a terrible dissertation. Even worse, however, did this marriage appear when looked at from the point of view of her fathers future.
 The widow might fascinate him by her knowledge of the world, her dash, her strength, her unconventionality- these qualities Clara was willing to al- low her-but she was convinced that she would be unendurable as a life compan- ion. She had come to an age when hab- it's are not lightly to be changed, nor was she 8 woman who was at all likely to att tempt to change them. How would a sensitive man like her father stand the constant strain of such a wife, woman who was all decision, with no softness and nothing soothing in her nature?
 It passed as mere eccentricity when they heard of her stout drinking, her cigarette smoking, her occasional whiffs at. g long clay pipe, her horsewhipping of drunken servant and her compan- ionship with the snake Eliza, whom she was in the habit of bearing about in her pocket. All this would become unen- durable to her father when his first in- fatuation was past. For his own sake, then, as we'll as for her mothers mem- ory, this match must be prevented. And yet how powerless she was to prevent itl What could she do? Could Harold aid herr Perhaps. Or Ida? At least she would tell her sister and see what she could suggest. ....
 Ida was in her boudoir, tiny little tapestried room, as neat and dainty as herself, with low walls hung with Imari plaques and with pretty little Swiss brackets bearing blue Kaga ware or the pure white Coalport china. In a low chair beneath red shaded standing lamp sat Ida in a diaphanous evening dress of mousseline de soie, the ruddy light tinging her sweet childlike face and glowing on her golden curls. She sprang up as her sister entered and threw her arms around her.