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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
Some Dolla.

Most dolls are born in Thuringia. a
province Of Germany. Thuringia is
sometimes called puppet land on this
account. Almost the entire population
is employed making some parts Of the
dolls which are sent to every country
in the world except India The little
Hindoos are said to be the only doll
less children in the world all conn
tries having something which the little
the American girls love dolls. one has
only to read that last year over $S.ONO.-
600 worth Of dollies came into this
country. and nearly all of them from
Thuringa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
~ The Blues
brapE' NEVER FAILED
-------and the 10y 0!
|sneo oy o..,, light-hearted
lNVIN6 C0"uged into that
West Barraque., BLUES, it is
this way:
of sorts

one Il head has ached and
z;v rlept poorly, been quite
SIN Early tainted once or
one ", and heart-beats very
one yabearing-down feeling.
E.a;t,on neustrnal period she il
1''''' spondent. Nothing
,r doctor says: Cheer
dyspepsia yoa will be
v. IT get "all right" and
|p"eat'e,then come the brood
slSneholy, everlasting
, :. - syonr su4ferings have
||66s1 pair, with your nerves
a Your courage gone,
:. Rinkhams Vege-
--..-.= See what it did for
|.,,,.rrp of SO 12th Street,
Wv hM olesee Of the late Cen
d, C.S.A. She writes:
% with pen and ink what
ivan, nn's Vegetable Compound
40 nhic / suffered with female
'" lassitude, the blues,'
special all-gone feeling. Twas
~ recei1E. Pinkham's Vegetable
W only cured my female
Eonfer a Ia restored me to perfect
-onorting The buoyancy of my
lep0' rned, and. do not suf-
(eliver at ,spondency, as l did b.
a E. Pinkham's Vege.
a to sick and suffering
10 arrangement Of
---njSm write Mrs.
Mass, for advice.
b RATE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
4 Little Problem i.

Two men find in cellar an eight
gallon cask full Of wine: also an emp
ty five gallon and an empty three gal
lon cask They wish to measure out
two lots of four gallons each How
can they do it? Figure it out. 1t .is
not so har.
SuppOae.
II your fingers grew out at your elbow
And your toes sprouted out at your
Knee.
II your mouth was on top of your top
knot
How funny. indeed. that would be.
And suppose mat your nose went on
croSSWiSe
That Your ears dangled down from your
shin
And your eyes looked out backward. not
forward.
A fine pickle you would be in, .
Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
Donneily and Hatfields Mnstrels.


Theatrical managers X throughout
he country are complaining OF the
scarcity OF vaudeville headliners. 1t
is very, difficult to, secure coed attrac
ions in this line Of entertainn.
The big hippodromos throughout the
country have created a demand for
this class Of amusement and man
ayers have been forced to draw upon
the resources of Europe for their
rector OF The ronnely and Hatfield
masniliccnt minstles. ana fer twenty
cars the owner and manager of the
Al. G. Field greater MINISTRIES. has
been fortunate in securing one of the
strongest acts in vaudeville for this
Hopular organization. The Tuscano
h"e'h ~ Is. Roman aN maniplators
will make their first appearance with
his company. These 1entlemen bal
ancc. iueeln and throw rude Roman
axes. II is said :ha act has never
been duplicated in deNtcrity. 1t is
caring one fraueht with much dang, i
to the performers Other specialties
OF a sensational nature will be intro
inccd by this company. Other acts
If similar nature Will be presented
as vaudeville adjunct to the Honnel-
y and Hatticl n:agaifcen' minstrels
A. the Elks heater Monday, Novem-
Der 20.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
} RATE
have be,AisE MILLIONS

ent / Nov. 10.-Sinion Wolf,
of ant of the B'Nai Birth,
60 anollowing appeal to Pres
all t:
ployes'sident of the United
ago an that sidetrackked
be slatedang the coal strike;
| a short Detween Russia and
of tr.las in a hundred ways
out GUS versatility and cou-
ned n not take the initiative
4 frorat concert of action 10
|bnyinclties in Russia? How
,eress silly, fiendish holocaust
eed of
q nat "SIMON WOLF
assigrnow heading a commit
ce of using funds for the re-
as n in Russia, pending any
ccomry be taken by the Unit
stated other nations of the
entirelplnts out that 25,ooo
nent 10 killed and 100000
here nred during the recent
roadslMssia.
10 lonhsed millions of dollars
he prt for Europe said Mr..
VS. ch; The situation is acute
o6r best and strongest
cor the prosecuted Jews
thatithe car
ern ofing called by reprcsen-
under citizens will be held
encer. In order to cen,lalize
ad. J. It's.
nch. oosevelt has made ii
inc hine. present circumstanc-
d. Of Vent can take no action
ntativ of the oppressed He
wise o, as the constituted au-
MT country are unable to
ment which is attack
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
COuunllruIua.

Why should houSekeeper never put
the letter NJ into her refrigerator: Be
cause it will change ice into mice
Why is bread like the sun: Because
it rises from the yeast
What is the cheapest feature of the
face? Nostrils, two for scent (centl.
What is the smallest room in the
world? NuShroom
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
A PARTISAN NOVELTY.

- last u nov l'y his arrived in the
'yay Of bareback riding. 1t even goes
so far as to interpret a dramatic
sAttch a-horseback. To tho yreai
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
,GE0R YOUNG N
1FolkSAGA0
THE BOYS DEN.

SuKgcstiOns Tint May Help us V""-
er In Making 1t Attractive.
Often boys display much ingenuity
and artistic taste in lifting UP 'heil
'dens" with furniture and decorations
from their own hands.
With the necessary carpentcrlhs
tools, a few pots of paint and furniture
stain. few brushes. etc, the boy Will
show his room proudly to his parents
and friends, who in turn will be not
only much astonished but highly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13

Adyertisine is a commodity usad hv
the commercial wCrld and shoud be
treated precisely the same as other
w. Hal.ock Ne"
tor.;;.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
"Virginius.'

At a time when everything in the
drama is held in such small concern
it is refreshing TO welcome the re-
vival of "Virginius" by that actor of
infinite variety and worth. Louis
James. So long as Louis James graces
the stage with his magnificent pres
ence the finer traditions of the drama
ned not fear, obliteration. for with
James the classic drama seems to
nave perennial chapion, who with
perfect assurity and success vaults
from fVirginiusi' ITO 'Ingon.ar" or
"Richelieu and by the subtilty and
perfection of his art. never trespasses
upon either characterization for conf
parison. The supporting company.
headed by Norman HacNett, is said to
be especially competent. and the
scenic embellishments. COSTUMES. ae-
ceSSOrieS. etc. upon scale OF arcu-
racy and eXtravagance. Elks theater
Thursday, November l6.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-27
HOW A oANAL Is MADE.
hydraulic Monitors Are Principal
Machinery in Constructing
Modern Waterway.

How a canal IS made f. illustrated IN
the excavation Resr Seattle % a canal
two miles long. p leet deep AZ low water.
and SO feet wide az the bottom. which -
70 connect tidewater with = fresh Vate-
lake near Seattle. The work Is heinE
done BY hydraulic monitors. the supply
Tor which comes from a reservoir. The
available head is 200 feet and the Quan-
tlty used Is between 900 600 and n. coo.
900 gallons per "a hours. The conduit
consists in part of wooden stove pipe. IL
inches and 80 inches IN diameter. with
q six-inch nozzle an average daily exca-
vation Of ; 900 cubic yards Is attained
The material Is a glacial deposit. con
tanning sand. gravel. bouiders. and sew
era varieties Of clay. some OF which have
required shaping up BY light blasting be-
fore the water would penetrate them
The excavatsd material Is being used &C
reclaim a tract OF land now submerged
AZ high tide being conveyed 20 the site In
Sart BY a fiume carried on trestles. This
Dune is lined with wooden blocks. ter
inches 20 twelve inches thick. set on end
and laid close iointed a gradient OF on,
20 thirty-eight is found GO suffice. chok.
/ lng being liable 90 occur with more cas-,
slopes Where the iume ends a pfp.
/ line has been employed. the pcnstocs a
/ the upper end OF which is lined wiz
/ wood In the same way as the fume %
order 20 take the wear. The length G
this pipe hne is 1900 feet
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-27
NEITHER STONE NOR METAL
Uralits May he Cut Like Wees, put
Is Ft-cproOf-Is q New
xnvsntten-

Have you ever heard o. uraitts ssks
the D!etic and HyEienic MA<sxsne
Probably not. FOR u is a nsw inveaEoo-
Yet II is veil worthy a. yo1r notice. stnes
it - superior 20 anything cf ne ktnd
that las Jet been prodoced- IL Is ia
Invention OF a Russian artillery o1csr
and chemist. named Imschenetzky. &n<
lts claim 70 distiRction lies In The facs
that II IL Absolutely nreprooC Cra1fts
u composed of asbestos aoer. wtGA
proper proportion OF siiicAts. oicaroon-
ate of soda and chalk. and it - Eup-
piled In various finishes and coIors. ae-
cording 20 the purpose for which it u
intended. In soft form a sheet of
uraiite Is like an asbestos board vhcn
hard Il resembles fneiy sAwn atone and
las metallic ring Besides = no1con-
sucJor of heat and electricity IL Ia prac-
tically waterproof land may % maize
entirely so hy paint. and II not Erected
either BY atmospheric influences or By
the acids contained In smoke IN large
towns. which rapidly destroy EAivAnixst
iron Moreover u can De cut by the
usual carpenters or woodzorkerr' toolss
it can be veneercd 20 toru paueiing For
walls OF partitions II can De painted.
grained. polished and siued together hke
wood. 10 does not split when a nall n
driven through it. II Is cot Arectec when
exposed 90 moisture or great changes
of temperature. and it can be given any
desired color either durins the proeaal
OF manufacturn or Afterward
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-27
News from the Counties of the
Virginia Peninsula.
Kings Creek Notes.

Kings Greek, Va, May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burritt spent
Sunday at the home of Mr..
Joseph Parsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Rhames
spent Sunday with Mr.. g..
Helm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Close OF the
Grove were guests OF Mr.. c..
Helm aud family.
Miss Katharine COrcavage
has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. r. II. Gillian.
Mrs. Coleman Saunders is
on the sick list.
Mr.. b. +. Wright has Just
harvested a fine crop of ali
alta hay.
The farmers in this section
are quite busy with peanut
and corn planting.
MIR. II. a. Cooley OF vii
liaInsburg and a friend from
Iowa were at Kings Creel
farm today.
PAT.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-27
A Fine Fish Story.

The Matthews Journal last
week has the following fish
story which we refer to Geo.
Waltrip. the c h a IN p o u
James river fisherman:
There was caught last
Thursday, in a pound be
longing to T. Hudgins < Co.
Of New Point, an unusually
large sturgeon. The fish
which weighed about 300
pounds. was 8 feet long and
was valued at about 500.
The roe by itself, which filed
five buckets. being sold for
S3J.n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-27
Holdcroft Items.

ROxbury, Va, May 23.-
Thursday. May Is, a grand
educational rally was held at
New Kent Courthouse. The
day was an ideal one, cool
and pleasant. The country
never looked pretCier than in
this balmy month OF May.
At IL O'Clock the meeting
was called to order by Mr.. G.
h. Fisher, county superin-
tendent. He introduced Rev.
Mr.. McIlwain of Richmond,
who for one hour held the
iattentiOn of the large audi
ence. At the conclusion of
his address he was warmly
applauded for the many
| good suggestions made.
After "a recess Of an hour
/ Mr.. Fisher introduced MIR.
lKOsewell Page of Hanover
lcOGnty, who made a strong
iappeal for the betterment Of
The schools. The speaker
gave many illustrations OF
self experience. Having been
! Slraised in the country. he
could tell the advantages
: and disadvantages OF the
( country children. He said
y New Kent was in a bad fix
y being - miles long, 10 wild,
: with Is schoOls--l6OO col
% Ored children OF school age
90 and only 100 white. Tn
4. remedy he said was increas
Slin the tax rate.
2 Hon. j. Taylor EllysO.
( then closed the speaking II
N AN address that was we'll II
, lceived.
An organization was the
4 formed TO be known as tn
cooperative Educa tiOna
: League of New Kent. Fort
names were enrolled wit
Miss Mamie Turner. pres
. dent and Miss Irene JOne,
secretary.
The meeting adjourne
with prayer 10y Rev IL. 1
Jones. \ splendid Dime
was served by the ladies.
nr.pSoNr.r N-D-rr,.,
Mr.. Charles ,Binns OF tn
firm OF 4. Z. Walker K Co
\ spent Sunday in Richmon,
Mrs. L. a. Marston {
Green Meadow, is extremel
- i'll with heart trouble.
4 little stranger arrived Z
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z
r. Moore Thursday mOrnin
Mr.. Sam Moody OF Gar,
w. Va, and sister Miss +
ther, OF Richmond, are IL
guests of Mrs. Il. d. Clarl
OF QuintOn.
Mrs. Sallie Lawson, ne;
this place. has a COW tn;
has adopted a little fav
which the COW found in I'll
woods. A few weeks ae
the cow had her little ca
drowned while crossing
- swamp and has adopted IL
lawn in its place. 1t is no
! perfectly gentle and is Il Ii
10 tie beauty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-27
.*NOTICE.*
c. E. CHEYNE,

The Photographer, of
Hampton. Va will be in
his Williamsburg Gallery
TUESDAY, JUNE 9Th.
Should Tuesday be a vet day, be
viii be on hand Wednesday
For the summer months Af.
Cheyue will open his gallery the 6rst
and third SATURDAY each month.
Those wanting Portraits Should
remember these days.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-27
Here and There.

Mr.. Cary Branch of ToanO
lost n fine mule and a 3-year
old colt last Saturday.
The animals drank water
containing paris green.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-27

Messrs. Il. Y. Timberlake
OF Diascund and b. +. Gar
rett OF TOanC. county mer-
chants, were in Richmond
buying goods Wednesday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-05-27

About all the Irish pOta-
toes have been laid bv. and
shipments will begin at
an early date. The crop
promises to be an immense
one this season.
MIR. l.. J. Graves, the new
manager OF Windsor Shades
farm, with his family, spent
Monday here.
Mr.. L. +. Barnes of Rich
mOnd spent Wednesday in
this city.
A new bank has been open
ed in POquOsin, York county
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-10

| engroSsed me. but l believed you would
lind and forgive me. Your visitors en-
tered. without my knowledge, this
room. My attention was arrested at
length by words which made IT tm-
possible for me 10 SHOW myself. When
hope was that you, too would leave
the room that l might leaNe this house
without our knowledge that l had
entered it today. that 1 might never
meet you again. i would have spared
you his explanation, brief as il ts.
When L came out, ! thought you had
left the room"
He move toward the door.
Something akin to tears sprang into
fringed lids With an appealing glance:
her lips trembled. You are going to
leave me-" she asked. She leaned
against the mirror. Which reflected her
brilliant loneliness in a dazzling fash.
But he gave il no glance of his.
Are 81 not t0) proud TO ask that"
he asked, with his first touch of scorn.
Perhaps it will surprise YOU" he said
quietly. to know that l am going to
-.rwell road. | must see to tina other
girls pride-the pride of honorable
poverty--that it shah bring To her no
hurt. I,may be or service to the moth
ct whom You are too proud to own.
Perhaps, who knows, in some way 1
may be able to pay your debt for you;
but YOU are wen more heartless than
| hin you if You allow remembrance
of that debt to be wiped out
He passed through the door and was
gone.
The curtains swung heavily into
place, and she heard. as one In n
cream, his receding footsteps upon the
stairs.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-10

Herbert L.atimev loved his wife, hut
Ne liked to occasionally u loose from
"er apron strings and enjoy himself
About midsummer he told Lena thai
he had business in Scarborough, and
had TO 40 there-alone. of course. She
pouted. and cried. and there was an eN-
change OF unpleasant remarks. and
herbert left the house, feeling Very UNI
lappy-one OF the u%nhappiest men il
t.ondon
An hour later. at the Savoy. he met
his old college chum. Regiuald Mans
Geld, to whom he related his troubles,
end asked his advice. g..
Follow YOU MI inclinationS, old
Fellow" advised Mansfield. Don't per-
NIT yourself to be ty%rannized by your
wife. ! am astonished at her efforts to
rule You, and only four months after
marriage. Go to Scarborough. and she
will 500 realize the fact that u husband
was born to control"
This seemed sensible advice. and Ia
less tt.an 9 week Herbert Latimer had
gone to SCARBOROUGH. He had gone
withou leaving his address With his
friend, Reginald Mansfield, and the lat
ter was on his way from the club to
I-atimer's house to obtain it.
1t was his first visit. lie had been
abroad when Iernert had married. and
ne had returned bur a few days prior
- PtNiCAi Jt9N h't'pi itNt' vi
the evening of his ARRIVAL he had gone
20 ses q middle aged lady, an old friend
of Herbert latimei, once n friend of
~Esesinald's mother. She was a
M of the world. who had kept the
iepth OF ne" heart and feeling. n who
had looked III many of the changes
And phases of life with her clear.
steady eyes. The talk had turned on
Gerbert Latimer's wife.
She is q simple country girl, is she
not asked Pesinald.
She has a rare n charming ma
ture, strong and sweet=far too good
tor Herbert. But She adores him-as
girls of that character adore men vi
aia."
oh, Herbert is not so bad
Not at all. But weak. A weak
Adonis. Men OF that kind always have
he best love lavished upon thern." Mrs.
Percy paused q IA Then she
raised her eyes 10 Reginald. she
.ooks like Eleanor she added in a
gentle tone.
She saw that he changed color. "fIow
that memory lives with hi.n," she
thought. She alone knew this man as
he was She alone had known closely
he dead girl who had been the dream
ot his young manhood. When people
spoke of Reginald as a "Lothario' She
would remark quietly; let us rot
Judge too lnuch from the surface"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-10

white. \ suppressed rembling had
seized her. But her voice was clear
and steady.
Herbert, dear. You here? How
did YOU know where the yacht would
be today? thought you were in Lon
don! Who told you We were here?"
Herbert's white, dry lips, framed two
words shortly.
Mrs. Percy"
Reginald Mansfield raised his eye
browS.
"1Nh, yes. To be sure, She would
know. You had a jolly good outing, /
suppose. Latimer?'
Calmly he met the glare OF Herbert
Latimer's eyes.
But Mrs. I.atimer. laughing nervous
ly. had touched her husbands sleeve.
She turned her glance to Reginald
like a wild. repressed appeal in it. Did
he g the meaning alright? He took
off his hat.
win you permit me to withdraw.
Mrs. Latimer? l am sure that after
your separation your husbands COM
partnership must be the only one ac-
c~eptable."
He nodded to Herbert, ~ received
on look from the latter in return.
The mex instant husband and wife
We're alone, and then the fioodgates OF
Herbert I%-atinler's jealous rage ana In
dignanation We're opened.
Lena stood silent. With downcast
eyes, as the hot words poured over her.
She was. then, he asked, like every
other woman? The great trust he had
had in her truth, believing it so per-
feet that not wen the shadow OF a
frivolous Irritation could touch it. was.
then, proved to be u%nfounded? He had.
perhaps. not been a model husband
himself. He acknowledged it.
He had been in the wrong. He had
gone after his own pleasures. He had
seemed to neglect her. He had. in fact.
neglected her. He had the misfortune
of having been among people who
looked upon such things as only trivial
faults. But, through all, he hal always
felt that, faulty as he might be, she
was unassailable. Mrs. Percy, how
ever, had suggested to him, by exuspsr-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-10

She looks like Eleanor
Those few words of Mrs. Percy had
been persistently in Reginald Mans
fields mind as Herbert Latimer IA
come to him a few days later With his
g~rleNai They We're in his mind as
Me rang the bell of the young mans
I.0use.
like Eleanor. Was it true? For an
instant, as he waited in the dim draw
Ing room, he wished that he q not
come, Then a curtain was raised and
dropped again. A slight, girlish fig
ure In a straight. flowing dress adj
vanced. Mrs. Latimer put out her
hand.
You are 4 good friend of my hls-
band, have heard of you often; I'm
Very glad to see YOU" She said.
But Reginald stood for an instant of
one bereft OF sense. Mrs. Percy was
ixat. Here was the same rare Ma
donna tvpe OF beauty, the same low,
broad brow. h same pathetic mouth,
the same expression of the violet eyes
MS heart beat fast With the sudden
ache that he had so often hoped was
stil,ed.
Are you ill.," asked Lena Latimer;
startled. lie had already recovered
himself with an effort.
You viii think me absurd" he said
lightly; but o look strangely like
some ore used 10 know
In his agitation he forgot the OBJ
iect OF his visit.
1t was a warm. cloudy morning in
August. Herbert Latino. had returned
from his outing, and, TO his dismay,
learned that his Wife had gone on a
yachting excursion to the Solent with
the Wentworths, a family with whom
But his was not the most important
part of the disclosure. REGINALD
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-10
Flor FIRST Trin-

Kansas city J]ournai: An OLD ia1y
from Beaver county took her FIRST yail-
road "trip last week, She noticed the
bell cord overhead, and, turning TO Il
boy, She said. sonny, what's usat
for"
That, n1arm," he said, with a mis-
ehievous twinkle in his eye, lis to- ring
the bell when you want something TO
eat
shortly afterward the old lady
reached her umbrella up to the cord
and gave it a vigorous pun. The
whistle sounded, the brakes We're pulled
on, the train began to slacken it's
speed, windows We're thrown UP, ques-
tons asked and confusion reigned
among the passengers. The Old l&dy
sat calmly through 1t all, little dream
ing that she was the cause OF the ax-
element. Presently the conductor
came running tllroush The uain aud
asked:
Who pulled the peli?"
Il did" replied the old lady Iaeekiy.
what DO o want asked the con-
ductor inpatiently.
Welt" said the ola lady. meditalive-
ly. YOU may bring me some ham sand-
witches and a cup of tea, if you via"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-10

tprcprietN, Md young nn&rHied MoH,ea
must amuse tllemselNes-eNen when
their husbands are AWAY
oh. hts in o~utcageous!' exclaimed
! Herbert. "Prohably You see nothing
wrong in Lena leaving London Ses1er-
day 10 'amlse' herself. us You say, ON
the very afternoon that she knew l
would arrive"
Mrs. Percy shrugged her shoulders.
Her visito, had turned toward the
door.
Where is the yacht likely to be now?
| take it that You are informed. Mrs.
Percy"
Il believe it is to return to south
hampton tomorrow OF the day after.
You are not going"
Blu he had vanished.
One molnen Mrs. Percy stood mus
ing: ana her teeth, white and fine still.
bowed in the peculiar smile that part
ed her lips.
What win the outcome be-" She
murmured. And then Alas, what
fools, what astonishing fools men can
be at times. TO be sure.'
A mist had come up and lay. an inn
penetraple veil, Owe the sea. In the
prevailing neutrality of the atmo-
spheres tints, q woman's yachting
dress of blu and red made a warm.
pictul csque SCOT, blurred and deep. in
the iosgY perspective. A man stalking
along with swift strides, caught Il sud
den vision OF this dash of color and of
the slender, we'll known figure it
clothed at an abrupt terminus OF the
walk.
1t was Lena. and She was not alone.
A man walked by her side. too. whom
he-Iierbert-eould have no difficulty
in recognizing. Tho tail. loosely built,
n~omchalant figure Was that of Reginald
Mansfield.