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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30
''GirI in Blue
In Trouble

PORTLAND. Ore. June ao.-The
"Glrl In Blue" who has won fame
By doing a muscle dance near the
exposition grounds In the alto
Ecther. II on trial In the circuit
court charged with ahetting the
delinquency OF a child She IL &C.
cursed Of permitting her tasyear-old
daughter To appear ia her company
The arrest IL the outgruNth Of
prosecution by the people Ia the
vicinity. Who objected 10 the exhibl=
tlon given by the huia-hulA artist
The lady, until the performance was
stopped b. the police. entertained
gentlemen exclusively With her
dance. and a. the conclusion OF the
performance allowed each spectator
"a pull a blue garter of her leg
The "Gin In Blue was the title
under which she appeared. but the
only blue thing on her was the gar
ter. unless the performances might
be rated AH being blue The woman
ven fame b. similar performances
a. 81 Louis. where ahs took IN
several thousand dollars IN the first
week % her exhibitions. enabling
hsr "a pay the fine Imposed BY the
authorities She vas doing a rat
ting business In Portland and
many were the blue carriers exhibit
ed around town until a cruel regard
fof dec~neY cut her career short
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general prosperity OF the country
that many OF the most notable in
crcases In imports at New York are
in the direction Of Injuries. such a.
diamonds. automobiles. fine iacsa
and similar articles.
Two % the lines showing nhen0m-
email increases this year are sugar
and precious stones. which In the
aggregate arc greater BY $50 600 GOO
than we're the same imports ohe
year ago. The entrles OF cigars Al
this port during the fiscal years
have been far greater than was the
case one year ago. Passengers bag.
gage has yielded an unusually large
revenue TO the treasury as have
liquors and wines Textiles Of every
Kind have been literally Imported
something like 5000 600 alone b.
ing invested IN expensive 81 Call
or Swiss. enhruideriea Many other
imports have made gains with the
result that the total imports A. the
locAl custom house for this fiscal
year Approximate sst9 900 Geo. a.
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VALUE or IMPORTS
GREATLY MCREASED
ny sertpps News Assal

NEW YORK. June 30--The gov
eminent fiscal year. which ended to-
das. has besn a record breaking one
- regards the value OF imports en-
seriag the port OF New York. Al
though the complete figures have
not been compiled II il known thar
the imports for the last twelve
months exceed by nearly S.. 600 900
the entries OF last year.
Il Is regarded as significant Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30

sEF F4NF RFRRR
= FREE SHOW FOR ORPHANS :
- Through the request of chief 4
- OF Police Delaney, the orphans =
= OF the city viii be entertained 4
= al the dog and pony show. al =
a Third and James. Friday and 4
= Saturday afternoons BY g. l. =
= Norris the business manager. 4
: The chief desired that the 1T =
= tie ones be given an opportun- 4
a ny To ace the intelligent anil =
: mails Of the show perform. and 4
= Mr. Norris readily aHnentcd 4
4 children from al ths homes IN 4
. thu city VIII he the personal =
= guests OF tho management OF a
: tho show All those who can 4
= be entertained Friday after =
= noon will be given free passes, =
= and the remainder VIII be adj =
: mltted Saturday. and every 4
4 thing Is TO be furnished BY the 4
e management Of the show 90 4
q make the children happy.
= kkAkAN, skAAkAk 40
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compared with $3.50 800 taS the pre-
yloua year. Ali things considered
customs officials say. the year has
been the most prosperous 80 FAR
as imports are concerned Ina the his
tory Of the port OF New York.
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cHERBouRG. France. June So
The fleet which will convey the re-
mains OF John Paul Jones 70 Amerl-
ca arrived this morning Batteries
on land saluted and the vessels re-
turned The salute.
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IN. 400 tsa, s,or.

II showing many dlstinctiveiy new
styles in soft and stir Hats. Just
can and let us show sou =. y.
Hreaks a %. 1881 - Ave -
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Ronan Candies,

balls. 81 per dasen 4 balls. Toe
per donrn. balls isc pee dozen
balls ise per doaen 10 balls 90
per dosrn Il balls. ate per dozen
rs balls. Sc per daaen 20 balls. gse
per dozen. plpeF 4 TAFT fezt -
Ave. -
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q PORTLAND. Ore. June 81 =
a John Zoe warrant has been .
4 issued against the ambitious q
a rooster whose growing by DAY q
= and night has proven 30 an =
a noyinE TO persons living In the 4
a vicinity Of z4b Nartilla stfeet q
= Mounted Ratrolmau Crate IL 4
. cut with a taseo aud the war q
a rant charging the rooster With =
q disordcriy e1nducl aud ID e. q
q p~ted 10 bring Mr Rooster q
4 into police court q
$1,000 $1,000 tsss
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soc HANpkERcnIEFs 9se

Womcu's All-I4ncn or Swiss Em-
bruidered Handkerchiefs iu cN-
ira fine quality. self cmbrold-
cred or lace trimmed. scalloped
edges or hematitched borders.
neat dainty patterns or hand
some SNOWY styles. worth TO
Soc, az ..........s........2 zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30

soc SHELL GOODS 25e
shell side combs. hair retainers
ana back combs. Ia plain and
fancy mounted styles. All nice
quality. pretty designs. choice
patterns. she'll amber, cham
payne or white. worth oec, ~
...4.......ts s..s-tssss'ss soc
soc FABRIC BELTS 900
SIN Fabric Belts, in large va
rlctv Of new STYLES, taffeta, peau
dc cyene and peau De sole, some
shirred effects. some tucked,
others trimmed with buckles,
buttons or ornaments. come in
colors and black or white;
worth soc, at .......ss....2oc
500 FABRIC BELTS soc
handsome SiM Belts, I'm peau de
sole. pcau de cygne and fancy
silk fabrics, I'm an the newest
shapes and styles, Including
glrdle shapcs In shirredSNucked
and plain effects, also fancy
trimmed with front and back
buckles. ornaments or buttons.
black. white and colorsi worm
20 st.0o, az .s.....fssss'''"es
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After7

Saturday evening you ara 4.
yitcd to attend a grand Amer.
can" concert BY WagHeFs hand
az a starter for the afth7 Pal.
note airs viii be- the theme
Plenty ~ seats aome ~,
seats. but no rcgefYailona- fer
everybody And plenty barealnsi
Loo Yards Of Fine berkeley Cam
brie. Ia lengths from 3 70 3 yards
all full yard wide. values 10 To
poe yard afzeF z o'clock \ lie
Amoskeag Apron. check Rlnghan.
everyone knows there d nothing
better ~ wear on keep lia color.
sold regularly 7se a yard.
after z O'Clock .. ............Be
Beuaiiful White Crochet bed
Spread. no filling or dressing
extra large size. fine designs. q
world beaten al 4iZ5 each,
after 2 o'clock .......... sse
Very Pretty and Dainty Printed
Batlate. 30 inches Vide. fast
coiora. nothing nicer FOR dresses
for the Fourth. and at such q
reduction; theae are our Leaders
at i2kc a yard. after O'Clock
.ss. .+... 49,. .........T lee
he Curtain Rods. for 2Jc-5l-
inch extension. Brass Extension
Rods. regular price Zoe. after 7.
{ for Gee. .-..-.......... 25e
fi50 Curtains. s7ikc-About %
pairs Scotch Lace Curtains,
aud Blz yards long. one % four
pairs of a pattern. regular price
fi.Qg 10 $3.50 a pair. after z. each
.. s+-t-t 49, st.-..ss37 la2e
fiZb Rugs Gse- French Wilton
Rugs. size 1sz5C. The best small
rug on the market. woven In one
pieee not made Of scraps. but
a perfect rug. regular value
Ai-ka. after ........69 e
zoe 6WINgeu iUe-The left over Of
our great Swiss sale Of Wednes-
day a. i5c. quite a number of de-
girable patterns. and remember
the qualities are fee. 20c and
22e grades, % clean up the lot
after Z. at only ......... Zoe
Infants White Pique Carriage
Robes. embroidery trimmed. reg
ular value 7be. special sft@ =.
. 1900 .s... .Z5e
ChildrenB White sunbonnets. two
ruflee Of embroidery around
front. regular price 7se. special
after I ..s+..++ss+t-... SBe
Chiidren'u White Gulmpa. sizes
10 IL years. regular price 5se.
special after ...........z5e
womef.s Straight Front Corsexs.
coiors black. white and drah.
large and small sizes. regular
price s250 and ssa0. special
after ... ......s.......S be
~ Foot Folding Curtain stretcher.
light. strong and easily aa-
sutod. worth Si.5o. special after
ss.s. ssss. .-ss.t-.. .A8t
Covered jelly Glasses. best quail
ity fluted bottom. worth 4ec
dozen. special after Z. each. .2e
White Haviiand China c0nis Tea
Cups and ssueers. worth sS.75
dozen. special after Z. per pair.
" .... .-.. 15t
Childnen's 25c Hats 15c-Natty
sailor. brown. blue. white fine
for the beach.
lar. finished with tie and pocket
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20 sILk RIenoNs e

Handsome All-Silk Taffeta. satin
Taffcta aud Satin Messallne or
soft Faille Ribbons. Ga extra
fine quality. wide widths suit
able for sash, Uirdie. bow and
hat trimmings. also fancy fig
ured. striped and printed warp
ribbons In beautiful patterns.
choice color combinations. worth
Doe, az ..-as+... 25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30

The GifI In Hiuss recently gave
exhibitions IN Seattle tenderioin
theater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30
500 SHELL GOODS 500

shell back comlo side Somha ana
hair retnincrs On handsome
STYLES. extra fine quality, hcNu-
tlful designs plain or embossed
gold bands or fancy jewel stud
ded effects. shell, ameer or
champagne, worth 60 Nlea. nt
.....'..... 5#......,..4.. 60c
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si.ss FOR 1900 WHITE WAISTS

Made OF n fine white French
Lawn, beautifully trimmed
WIN i've rows OF em-
broidered eyolets and vine
pattern; hemslitched plalta on
either side OF each row aud
plated backs has the new
Sleeves, tucked cuffs ind trim
med stock and tab. an sizes in
thl9 tot TO open the sale tomor-
low morning promptly nj 3
oeioeki one day only, al e1.0a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30
ise AND zoe nANokERcHlEFs

Women'a pure linen hematitched
Handkerchief. In fine quality.
neat borders. also fancy lace
trimmed or embroidered lawn
handkerchief IN extra quality.
pretty patterns. worth to zee. az
IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30

Special sale Of Chickens. sasuf-
day. The Palace Market 800 and
avenue. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30
The ELITE PETTleoAT FOR

The ELITE PETTlcoAT FOR
SIPS
The famous glove fitted hip and
waist, has the patent flattened
belt, double lap placket, ADJUST
able TO any aize, % Go 36-inch
waist made of a splendid black
merccrized satcen with deep
iounce In various styles. ruff
fled. plated. strapped, etc. take
your choice Of the lot tomorrow
while they are on sale at s1.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30
Il COLLAR AND CUFF SETS so

Beautiful patterns Of Collar and
Cuff Gets. ia lace OF Swiss, Some
self-emhroidefed. others lace
trimmed, al choice styles also
handsome lace and wash Neck
wear, including stocks with
long ends. stocks with ribbon
bows. turnover collars. etc. solid
white or white with colors.
worth 20 fL00, at ........5 800
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Use SILK RIBBONS 3so

Handsome. Fancy. All silk. Fig
ured. Plaid, Persian. Ombrc
and Printed Warp Ribbons. In
extra fine quality, beautiful pat-
terms. exquisite color comhina-
lions. wide widths for sash. Cir
die aud hat trimmings: also fine
satin, messaliuc aud soft fable
ribbons in beautiful color range.
worth Co fbc, az ..........4 SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30

SILK Mesh VsiliuGH In plain and
fancy mcshna. solid colors and
Cuiuf combinations black. white
aud their enmbinatia also
chiffon veiiiugH in nice quality.
plain or dotted ground. hem
stitched or embroidered borders.
CoiefH and color combinations.
worth SOC. Al .......2 Pc
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lsiso cAEMIsErrEs zbn

Choice styles OF chemisettes and
Yoke Frunts. m newest patterns.
swiss embroidered or lace trim
med. IN dainty pretty styles. 40
popular this SEASON. large va
ricty 20 choose FROM worth 81 so.
ut .s............... Use
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SOC NEckwEAR 2so

New styles IN Windsor Six Ties.
Ia Harathea silk OF grenadiue
effects. plain hemstitChed or
Embroidered ends, anchor aud
fleur de lis patterns. also fancy
Wash NcckWear in large vatie-
~ OF choice patterns. stocks
turnover collars. collar and cuff
sets. solid white or white with
Coiors, worth soc. at .......2 5c
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500 HAND BAGS acc

These lots last ali can't promise t. in view Of
the extraordinary
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st.75 HAND Gags Csc

Hand Bags I'm seal walrus ana
grain leather fine quality SILT
nickel and gun metal frames
strap, stiff leather or braid
handles, some fitted with coin
purse, card case ana mlltoE
others with coin purse and cart
case only black or bruwnt
worth 10 st7A ss...tt.s#. use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30

EvERYRoDY's GOING TO THE
"AMEnfCANs CONCERT,
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EvERYBopYs GOING To THE sAMEmcAN~ CONCERT
Exactly Half! Read Twice

A have mar
nlrl and
tnos HALF PRICE astonishing TO
sAy least
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lar. finished uith tie and pocket
short puff sleeves. fun pleatsd
skirt. all trimmed with white
y inch soufaehe braid. very
nobhy.
s3.as WONEk's FINE MOHAiR
BATHING SUITS
Very smart models. IN navy blue
or black, full blouse with deep
sailor collar and trimmed With
red or white soutache braid.
short puff sleeves, extra fuA
skirt and trimmed belt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30
Special Sale of Made-up Ruqs and CARPETS

The list printed belov tells its own story. A
any particular Rug Will be In stock when you call
ksse however 80 II may DO advisable TO call even
We suggest early buying.
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tt.so MADE vEILs 6sc

Choice styles Of ready-fo-w wear or
dfape Wells. IN nice quality.
pretty patterns. chiffon silk or
chantilly lace IN large variety
81 designs plain. dotted or EN-
broidercd style. hcmatitched or
embroidered borders solid col
ors. MIXED coiora and variegated
effects. assorted lengths. worth
1850 az ...4.............. B9e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30
avs LACE COLLARS ase

Handsome Point Vcniae Lace Coli
lars. In beautiful patterns. pop
uiaf designs. wheel. figured. flo
raj and Eeomctrical effects
white. butter and ecru, worth
Alfas al .sssss..s.+sts.... Bsc
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Girls, Have You
Seen the New
Bathing Suits?

oduitSiY julio :
Little miss. bis sister and moth
ef aii the girls have a look ~
these HaN bathing suits n ours
before you decide. Sleeves are a
biz different. waists are a. stylish
and smart 80 street watstn-nnd
the skirts show new touches.
nieatsd and AZ graceful - cur best
walking skirts, Certainly youi
see thFml
$3.50 GIRLS MoHkIR BATHING
SUITS
II > "a f6-Year sizes. navy blue.
fuu blouse. with deep sailor col
lar - s bite duck. finished with
polka dot tie. short puff sleeves.
fun pleatsd fkirf another trim
med with white soutaehe braid.
s27B wongN's moHAis BATH
ING SUITS
Navy blue. in just the shade that
stands salt water best The
blouse II fun. HsettilY trimmed
collar. puff sleeves. full pieaied
asirt. trimmed above TIE hem.
soc GIRLS mohAlR BATHING
SUITS
In 90 10 year nizea navy blue.
fun blouse. with large sailor
collar. White duck. iniAid blue
nateeu. white polka dot. short
puff sleHFss. fun pieatsd skirts.
another trimmed with Hosthche
braid
ti.T5 AND tfea ChlLDREN's
BATHING SUITS
Navy blue. Tcd or white flannel
oue- piece garments for the tots
Of 20 6 ycaras well cut, COM
Portable and lots - prettiness
thrown in b. way ~ a hig sailor
collar and belt all trimmed
with fancy white or coinrsd SOU
tnche braid
1920 woMER's MoHhis BATH
ING SUITS
Black. prettily trimmed sailor coll
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EvERYBoDYs GOING TO THE AMERICAN" CONCERT
New "Patrlclan" Skirts $40
Instead of $3.50

\ glorious offering fan rro.
or the foufth II they'd
we SIMPLY couldn't sell them "A essth xfG5o
but somebody bundeed saw
haae or ine soft shimneriug
yok
gtleeiuuS hanging fprlng from
mel hem bot
lheHe the
pe''-belng iRht weghtEiFhty IN
sum
bonk over the mark 20
one OF these Ideal think Of sct,nr
unuefpoe Instead OF 1880 the this lot viii he siso one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30

HIND Hags IN seal. walrus and
grain leather strong frames
good handles, leather or braid
styles, Inside fittings. neat lin
lugs, black or brown worth 60
800, at .................d 0c
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MASON PATENT FRUIT JARS
sc DOZEN

For one DAY Nc will reil one
thousand dozen Muspn'a I'm
proved Fruit Jars. with porce-
lain lined caps. Housing sale
aeHen .sss+sssstss ts.ssst DC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30
S1.45 Full Size OQn
MovenMIre SprlnaOOO

Full size double weave Spring.
having triple weave edges and
frame OF thoroughly seasoned
lumber Made for wood or iron
beds. Regular price si.i5. spc-
clal ..... ............... DIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30

Chlldren's 25c Hats 15c-Natty
sailor. brown. blue. white fine
for the beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30

Full size Iron Bed OF straight
foot pattern. having I is
inch pillars. 3-s-inch top
rods and 5-t6-inch filling
rods. Head IL "a IN. high
and foot Is g In. Can be
had in two coiora oniy-pea
green and blue. Regular
price $500, special price.
-. s2.45
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lrrNrr M rNL4s
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This t. a nee price which has
never before been saunied by
any house auyN here best grade
hardwood adjustable frames. ia
ms hes hlEh. - inches long. reg
uiaf price use. HauHinE sale
price. each sssss...4s4.-...-1 lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-30

odd Sizes In Boys and Youths
shoes Heavy Salcs and back
stays. all round good shoes Tor
boys, not every size but good
run OF sizes. these shoes always
sell for $3.50 pair for satur-
day ............ Csc
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Sheriff Herrlok and Speeches.

The late Horatio G. Herrick of Law
renee for many years high sheriff OF
Essex county, always took a keen in
terest in the Lawrence schools. and
was for long time chairman of the
school committee. Visiting the Saun
ders school soon after the death of
Garfield, Sheriff Herrick spoke to the
pupils of the life of the late distin.
guished statesman, and thus asked
genially:
Now, can any of you tell me what
statesman is?"
A little hand went up, and little
girl replied:
"A statesman is man who maLes
speeches."
Hardly that" answered Mr.. Hen
rick, who loved to tell this story
For instance, | sometimes make
speeches, and yet | am not states.
man"
The little hand again went IN. and
the answer came, triumphantlv,
u know; a statesman is a man who
makes good speeches Boston Her.
aid.
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Didn't Miss the Train.

Some time since two merry sons
from the land of the shamrock were
walking down a railroad track of one
of the suburban lines, and so interest.
ed were they in an animated conversa
tion that they didn't hear the rumble
of a train that was rapidly bearing
down upon them.
The warning whistle came too late
for one of them. and before he could
sidestep he was urgently lifted to a
bank some feet away. Instead of dy.
ing on the spot he sat up, rubbed his
eyes a few times, and then his face
broke into broad smile.
"Shure, Moike," said the one who
had nimbly jumped from the track
and escaped a rude jar, do yez think
1t is joke to be kilt?"
"Begorra, an who said it was?" re-
turned Mike.
Thin phat aire yez GRIMM about,
yez haythen?" asked Pat.
"Nothin'," was the reply, Except
that was ther firrust tonne in me loife
that didn't miss train" ."-Philadel.
phia Telegraph.
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dine with us under the circum.
stances"
AS she was about to take her seat
the lieutenant entered.
Il have to go to the city now" he
said, but of course you win be here
, on my return. Miss Winslow, and |
should like to take you for a drive
while your father and the colonel are
transacting business
Mayme accepted this invitation, and
the young lieutenant departed. Imme,
oiately after dinner Mr. Winslow re-
ceived telegram which necessitated
MS leaving for home at once. Mayme
found herself very loath to leave with.
out again seeing Lieut.. Loranger, and
ne was quite uppermost in her
thoughts on the way home. The next
day her recollections of him were still
vivid enough to induce her to send
him a package of new books accom-.
panied by little note expressing her
regret at missing the ride.
She received prompt and respon-
sive reply from him informing her that
he contemplated paying a visit to Mrs.
Mordaunt. who lived in Mayme's vicin-
ity, in few days, and he hoped TO be
allowed to renew their acquaintance.
BY chance she met Mrs. Mordaunt on
the street that very afternoon, and
that lady invited her to a lawn fete
she was to give for the young lieuten.
ant the following week.
The night of his arrival in the city
Mayme came into the library in re-
sponse TO his card which the maid
had brought to her.
II owe you an apology" she said
with a smile, as she took his out
stretched hand Mrs Mordaunt tells
me you are a United States army of,
ticer home on furlough. and
brother-in-law of the commaudant of
the Home"
1T is | who should apologize and
explain When it dawned upon me
that you thought was an inmate
a most natural inference was so
taken by surprise did not explain.
felt that you were secretly feeling con.
tempt for my feigning inability to
work, and then suddenly when | told
you had been Ill, your manner chang.
ed so completely and you were so sym
pathetic that feared a disclosure
might change your demeanor again
| had an appointment at the club AZ
the dinner hour, so ! decided TO ask
you to drive and then undeceiye YOU
as TO my status at the Home. When
returned you had gone. and was
afraid should never see YOU again.
Then the books came. and your very
tactful, kind note which made me feel
like an imposter. | was the more
anxious TO see again one who would
be so kind to poor, INDECENT soldier.
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here. Would you not like to go FOR a
row."
Indeed, would" she replied
quickly.
In the hour that followed their con.
versation was bright and sparkling.
She found the young officer thorough.
ly conyersant with the ways of her
world.
why, had no idea it was so late!"
he exclaimed, suddenly, as she looked
at her tiny watch and named the hour.
ITS the luncheon hour at the Home.
or dinner, believe they call it. We
must return at once!"
well, feared we had lost You
both!" was the colonel's laughing re-
mark, as the lieutenant and Mayme
entered. Dinner is just about to be
served"
Mayme walked into the family din
Ing room, where she saw that covers
were laid for the commandant. his
wife, major connected with the in
stitution, her father and herself.
Il suppose poor Lieut.. Loranger has
to eat with the other inmates in the
big dining ROOM" she thought. 81
think they might have asked him to