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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29

one Of periwinrle blue might trim
effectively a gray hat the ruching set
round the crown and finished under
ia stin bow on the left side.
Paqnin, the celebrated dressmaker or
Paris, who feels It bis duty 10 live up
to his reputation for originality, has
recently launched new tight long
sleeve which may or may not prove a
hint OF Forthcoming modes.
Trimmings on skirts this season are
either very high or very low, and the
tuck Is q fsvorite effect.
Bound edges are on many new Paris
gowns. All over lace trimming has
the raw edges bound with bias satin
or velvet. Overlapping cores are bound
with another material.
The morning gown Illustrated is a
dainty affair of pereaie made on tho
bias. It fl trimmed with bias bands Of
the same material. It Handlers well
and always looks smart and neat.
JUDO CHoLLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
BLACkLIsTED EMPLOYEES.
RalfFoads Now uso BertiIon System to
A Identify Wcrkera.

Railroads. Now uao HertiIlon System to
a5M Identify Workera.
The railroad companies are adding
the Bertillon system Of measurement
to their Identification card method Of
blackIlsting employees who incur their
tllspleasurc. writes Joseph Il. Buchan-
an IN the New York Journal The idan-.
tifcation card was intended to prevent
h workman who engaged III strike
against one railway company Or who
was particularly active as a union agi-
tator from securing employment with
another corl1any.
Men who knew themselves to be
Under the ban have got around the
Identification card by changing their
names. by changing bearded face to
smooth face, or vice versa, by dye
ing their hair or by some other simple
method OF disguise. Nothing SO easy
win 70 any more. The BcrtiIlon sys-
tenn OF measurement, which is used by
nearIy every country In the world for
the Identification Of criminals, Is to re-
place or. rather. supplement the card
system.
Tho Southern Pacific railway Is the
flrst to adopt the improved method.
word comes from SC. Louis that orders
have been issued by the officials OF the
southern Pacific to measure al black
smiths, machinists, boilermnkers, car
workers and other shop mon by the
Bertillon system. 1t Is reasonable to
suppose that similar orders Will be
issued on the other Iarriman rail-
ways and that the system will soon
be III force wherever the card system
Is NOW used which means npon prac-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
THE COOKBOOK.

Never cook tomatoes In iron or stii
them with metal spoon.
Vegetables growing above the ground
should be cooked ia shifted water; those
below. III fresh water.
When cooking onions or cabbage, try
setting d tin cup With vinegar on the
stove and lat If boil 1t is said there
VIII be no diaagrehable'odo
Rub raisins Glenn between towels In
stead of washing them, The latter
method Il MT q nuke them heavy
and soggg IN 4 cake Or pudding.
Physicians assert that baked pota-
toes are more nutritious than those
cooked In any other way and that
fried ones are the most difficult to dr.
geEt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
M0DIsH CoNCEITS.

Linen Gowns Smart For the Summer.
Ribbon In New Millinery.
No woman next summer can afford 70
90 without at least one linen gown Of
an elaborate character, or she will
have occasion to feel very badly dress
ed. Worn with a pretty lingerie blouse,
even the simpler suits give one quite
q smart air. while those that are hand
sonely embroidered are extremely be-
corning.
/ Ribbon has distinct place in the
new millinery, which piece Of news
should delight the woman of light
purse. for 1t Is a fairly inexpensive
garniture.
Everything that Is stylish this spring
seems to be In stripes A two toned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
Never Saw Him Before.

Never Saw Him Before.
was crossing on an Atlantic liner
once when the sea was very rough and
nearly all the passengers were seasick.
Patrolling the promenade deck one
day. came across d lady in reclin-
ing chair In the very extremity OF pros
tration. by her side was the figure of
man in collapse from the same dis
order, his Lead resting 10 the lady's
lap.
AS she seemed to be otherwise quite
alone, ventured to address her, say
ing:
Madam. can I be Of any assist
ancei"
She feebly shook her head for an
swer being apparently TOO far gone
for speech.
''But,n / went on, surely must do
something for you. It seems you are
unattended, since your husband ap-
pears to be in greater distress than
yourself"
Che lady murmured with the utmost
abandon Of weakness and indifference:
He IS not my husband; never saw
him before in my lifeT'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Sometimes the nomination seeks the
man when the office does not.-Atchi-
son Globe.
IN the presidential world the early
candidate does not often catch the
worm. New York Press.
1t Is the self seekers who misuse
political parties who 40 most to weak
en- and destroy them. Galveston News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
circumutantiaI Evidence.

CircumstantiaT Evidence.
Once while two famous students OF
Blackstone were arguing a case one
said he could illustrate his part OF
the argument. which was that of cir
cumstantial evidence. by a story of
boy who was fond Of custard pie.
One day when left alone at home he
got into the pantry and, finding Gus
tard pie, ate 1t all. Then. thinking of
certain strap which was hanging In the
hall. he caught the house cat and
smeared oustard over its paws and
mouth and turned 1t loose to roam at
its will.
Finally the old man returned and
soon saw the cat with its telitale
mouth and marks Of its paws upon the
door Getting rope he tied the poor
cat to tree limb, went to the house
and got his gun. The boy, who had
hidden himself In the rear of the barn,
remarked as he. heard the report.
'tThere goes another victim Of circum-
stantial evidence New England Mag
axine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
Ida Lewis.

A catboat was capslzed in 1854 near
Lime Rock lighthouse. Newport, Il. l.,
and four young men were left strug-
Cling In the Geld waves of a choppy
sea. Keeper Lewis was not at home.
and his sick wife could do nothing,
but their daughter Ida. twelve years
old, rowed out in a small boat ana
saved the men. During the next thir-
ty years she rescued nine others at va-
rions times. Her work WINS done with
out assistance and showed skill and
endurance fully equal to her great
courage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
AMUSEMENT NOTES

That we'll known puryeyor Of Jewish
character, George Sidney, who for the
past four years has been amusing the
theatre going public through bis comb
cal doings III the character of Busy
Izzy| has new edition of last seasons
success, Busy Izzy's Vacation which
he win present al the opera house next
Tuesday evening. The piece frolics
along the line Of bis Busy Izzyn offer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
FASHION STRAWS.
5GspenSer and Bib Frocks In Coming
Summer stvlaR.

Summer styles.
suspender bib and pinafore frocks
Will hold their own not only iii simple,
Inexpensive materials, hut for dress.
Some Of the little blonses to be worn
with these costumes are simply ex.
griisite BIZ reason of their flneness aud
dainty hand work rather than BIZ elabo-
ration.
No woman who Is not absolutely sure
that she has d youthful face should
wear the Dutch neck. 1T Ii trying to
wrinkles and sallow skins a plump,
rosy fare or d pale young countenanca
suits 1t best.
The new ribbons for hat trimmings
are wonderfully soft ana lustrous, and
the droopy brimmed hnts are arranged
with stir ruchings gathered as tightly
as possible, Of two colors, placed On d
hat of 4 third color FOR instance, Il
dark though glossy green ribbon and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29

The oldest English inn Is said to be
Tie Fighting Cocks, Sc Adams, Hert.
fnrdsiairc, but the honor more proba.
big rests with the Seven stars, Witty
Grove. Manchester, which was built
somewhere about 1Iln
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
An EXCHANGE Of Gays.

An Exchange Of Bays.
Two boys in the Sunday school. who
stood at the head Of the class, were
invariably asked tie same questions,
which were, "Nho made YOUR and
ITO what do you reiurn;'' to which the
FIRST boy always replied. "God made
me- and the second boy answered,
"Dust OF the earth"
On this occasion the first boy was
absent, so the FIRST question, 4who
made youT was addressed to the sec
ond boy.
Dust Of the earth" he replied.
"Quite wrong, Tommy. God made
you" said the teacher Indignantly
"No. teacher. The boy that God
made has gone home with the stomach
ache"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
Lydia Z. Pinkilam's Vegetable Compound \

surpass God himself. ne Is beyond
suffering evil; you are aboveit. De-
spise poverty. NO man lives as POOR as
he was born Despise pain. Either 1t
will cease or you will cease. Despise
death. 1t either ends you or takes you
elsewhere. Despise fortune. God has
given her no weapon that can reach the
mind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29

Sehopenhauer on kinship.
The source Of all pleasure and delight
Is the feeling Of kinship. Even with the
sense Of beauty II Il unquestionablv
our own species In the animal world,
and then again our own race. that MP.
pears 10 us the fairest So, too. In I'M
tercourse with others, every man shows
q decided preference FOR those who re-
semble him, and q blockhead viii find
the society Of another blockhead In
comparabIy more pleasant than that OF
any number Of great minds put to.
gether.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
eaneea sn PayerLy ana 80.

"Yet many things befaM us which arc
sad dreadful, hard ia bear" Well, as
God has been unable 60 remove those
things from yowr path, he has given
your minds strength 10 combat all.
Bear them bravelr In this you can
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
Hin,oo catan,aran.

A IIindoo catamaran can 80 to and
from ships when ordinary craft cannot
be launched.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29

india possesses enormous focIss Of
sheep. There are nearly 10000 900
sheep IN India, Or eleven times as many
as there are in Australia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
nav, Fish Eaters.

Both Koreans and Japanese are lcg.
ers of raw fish.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27
On the Death Of nnlznc.

There can be but austere and serl
Gus thoughts In all hearts when .
sublime spirit makes It's majestic on.
trance into another life, when one OF
those beings who have long scared
above the crowd on the visible wings
Of genius, spreading all at
once other wings which Wa
did not see. plunges swiftly
into the unknown No. IL is not the
unknown; no, II is not night. Il Is light.
II Is not the end, It Is the beglnnlngl
II Is not extinction, It is eternity Is II
not true, such tombs as this demon.
strate Immortality In the presence
OF the lllustrlous dead VI feel more
distinctly the divine destiny OF that
Intelligence which trayeres the earth
to suner and to purify itself-which
We call man,-Victur Hugo
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

llr throne supprlddInF 10 the Inns.
.nr of the swedish court and tn tho
uump and mEonntry OF klnrahiu. but of
un particular consequence beyond
chat Then 900 of o. sudden Dec became
fhr rnntD. uI attention Boo hIs rai,,
land thtuuah h.s hruuthaI tu Grand
Duchess Maria ruyloyua OF Russia. 10
daughter of Grand Duke Paul and a.
cousin of tho unhappy czlr
To many loyal Swodos the announce.
uout came us q SHOCK too For such
huyc been the relations Tor couurl,.
between the little Kingdom nHd brr
mighty ncIshbor in the cast and u
such manner and Ia such nn extent
have the imperial Rumnnons PLAYED
the part of destiny In the hlstor, of
Sweden that everything Russian and
everything Pertaining 10 Romanon
rule has become distastcul In the OK.
irome tn the Swedish people
Grand Duchess Maria is only n
years Old She n very pretty. and
persons who know her declare that dc.
spite certain tragic events In her lie.
she ia very gay aud light hearted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

made compulsory Tor an the nations
comprised boz the Universal Postal
union, but the following have slgni
hod their acceptance OF IL. The Unit
cd States. Great Britain aud most NJ
hrr colonies including Canada. Ia.
pam. Germany aud her prutcctorutcs.
France and her colonies Austria. HOT
land sweden Norway. belgium.
spain, Denmark and her possessions.
switzerland Greece. chile. bulgaria
Mexico Costa Riol. Crrtc. llnyti. Hun.
FniN coroa luNcmhurg. RoumauIa
and slam
Tho coupons are supplied Co the
postal administrations of the above
countries at cost price and are inter.
chungeahlc between them at the price
of 20 ccuumos or Co.. equivalent So
mr 100000 have boon printed M
which 3,1D3.OoO have already been TAX
On mp by the various postal admins.
uatlons Upon the international hu.
tcau at herno will fan AN the admins
uatiye work. which bids fair to be- of
considerable magnitude as every sin
glo token must ultimately nnd lbs
way back agaiu tu that central onicc
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27
$1,000 TONS OF cURRANTs.
Brltons Seem to De Exceptionally
Fond Of This Fruit.

Our grcatgrnndmothors. although
they had to pay very high price for
dried currauts. considered them quite
Indispensable 10 the compromising 81
those pies. furmities and norontines
which we're the pride Of every house.
wife Domestic catering must have
been an nrduuus undertaking. In those
days, for currnnts and other dried
fruits were not TO be procured out OF
London except once a year nj the an.
nual fair Of the local market town.
The royal dish Of plum porridgc.
which II was the privilege VI the
archbishop Of Canterbury To serve
60 a newly crowned sovereign. was
composed largely ~ currants. the fruit
being stewcd In strong beef suup On.
rlchcd with red wine and red sack
Now that the order has changed and
simplicity Ia the keynote Of the high.
est class cookery. we lritons have
troblcd our appreciation Of the home
ly and wholesome currant. and al.
though 0nrpntluos and plum porudge
are dishes OF tho past. no less than
90 600 toms of currauts ru every year
TO the making Of bread cakes pastries
and puddiugg 10 tempt the British APP:
petite ladies. Pictorial
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27
WILHELM or SWEDEN VISITS
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
Descendant Of French ReysIutlr5rJ
Family Represents Grandfather
King osear-uetrotned 90
Russian Princess.


I'..'i..N'a Primo" Wilhelm
""'.'n sailor nriur' Who recent
N '..I'.' ..I. 'Uun'rf iu Inu Du. DID.
L'.II'.N.' hIuH o.''aI H' 'N
jamestown exposition. d. 900. directed.
'.''''N. "I I".fn.nf .amI'' NNu.
'"'".' IN. tAn imperial .N1E luI
N...'' uI tI' irf liHuHfH|. sUaHr
'...'' from ih' f.nrDh evolution
When I"uniu uulucIHm reached
l.a continuation Goo u"gID.d. aud Iuu..
Nv '. "' N'"'c memory 800. mad" foo
l'' WIN hH lli" in. tHu .inH ui h.H
U'I. ''n ancestors nu 90 "Ir'u. du,
100 January 1888. thD hIs. uuuIHa.fo
wa. 'N' "n hhnd io Tend 'o'ai fl" ih"
'""n' NJ The Place iU De Revolution
"hi'h marked th" cnlius nf lhr u.d
Ah' Ih' beginning ui .hn u"N "Ia
M FRENCH history. Doc which hu HuH
n'''lh'd i' play such u DHnsu.DIYr.
piI' lihi among ih" national auUd
'uiI"unIlnE ih' H'1nuI1 Nl. Hu"iHn.
r"'l''I nI France Who was 1I." ' mlu
w "' ''.' lh"I man vas Jean liar.
,l''' 'uI'h '''in'dot'r inuud"rni do"
h''lu l''l' dynasty, which hu. nccu
I',n 'n' swedish ihi"n' since lhlN
ll"' H''m "ld' hui 90 0. only o.
'lhs 'h"' lN' p'ifinnlnF "I the STORY
OF h' royal li'fn'do'l's should Doe
i"'n 'NNnt lh' Eum hnd bloody
"''''' "' ''' l'.'' pierre I''fn OF ioi.
' N'' only Tue revolutionary
,'u' ''" 'n' ''N''ln'nl wave ni mill
'a'l'IN "hH conquest thui mai" ii pos
.lDlr TOT I''in"l"ii'- Who was pI such .
h"''n'' "'ltlh lhnl hll Dec could obtain |
was % place 900 the rank ana ole of .
ln' Il'n'h army 10 rIar io borum" .
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

next by the International bureau ol
the Universal Postal Union at Borne.
The new postal token b. lu the
form OF u ticket emitting the holder
in exchange u Tor postage stump
NJ the value ot 20 confines. ur the
equivalent ot that sum ln those coun
tries that have adopted the arrange
mcnt concluded last year Dog the dele
gates Of most OF the civilized uutlnns
assembled ut the postal congress m
Rnmc.
The arrangement was 10 the 'ncct
that o. coupon should be- devised To- ru.
able "a person 10 write a correspond
ont in foreign land enclosing the
value of % stamp Tor reply mcIdrn
tally also the coupon viii enable per
sons TO pay small accounts In forclpu
lands without going 90 the trouble nf
procuring a money order
For instance. resident 0r the Unit
ed States may write tu currpsnuui
ont ln France and German, aud desire
20 prepay the stamp required Ton tho
answer An he has lo dn o. tn spend
six cents Ton "a reply coupon ut any
American post office and enclose % lu
his letter The French ur German
addressee win exchange the coupon lt
his own post office for French or
German stamp which win prpnay his
reply
II was the British post office that
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

In Egyptian hyeroglyph.cs a physi.
clah is represented by a picture OF a
duck PhIlologisls are not agreed
whether this means that the physl.
clan In question was looked upon as
a quack or that he was considered a
a'orlte among the fair sex
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

During dinner 10 welcome his
hancee a young man at llostiyar. near
Prague, told of dream he had that
a shot WAS nrcd In the house llls
father rose, M preoaution. to re-.
move u pistol from the wall. but as
he touched Il It went OF and killed
tho 4Irt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27
Want MOtorTransport Maaon..

The indian government Us. IL is said.
considering the doslrabilily Of using
motor transport wagons Tor freight
In moving produce OF out.ofthe.way
districts 10 market This is quite prac.
ueable considering the good roads OF
the plains In India. and It would solve
a problem that has perple2ed the gov.
eminent.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

abandoned by the girls In green and
red the little blonde was swimming
for dear life toward them and shore.
swimming with the skill OF profcs.
sional athlete
Everybody reached shore about the
same time. Il was a trying moment.
The girls IN red and green looked
radiant and Innocent, the little
blonde had dripping hair and a mrI.
Gus soul and the three men were
strangely speechless
But JOY sung In the hearts OF the
consplrators IN red and green. for
they knew the tide had turned.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

seld Back, Jr, son OF the wealth..
est Chinese merchant In Portland
ore. has been admitted To practice al
the bar Of the federal district and cir.
cult courts
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

You don't sup
pose "a De- vast
ing time looking
at anything else
do you7 inquired
the girl To- the red
suit who vas tTy
ing 10 dry her
hair And Doc
came only this
uoruing
lie is the sixth
man She has Dot
teach her how To-
swim pursued
the girl in the
cram HnftIUs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27
PROPRIETARY REMEOB
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIh'


Medic. n" Accord 70 IL
p.... .r ves.,sf Certif.
9th. . umm.ftao of thtt
n.. ...r Uf America 4
aaut .f Obj. ...f meeting NJ n
s r....f .....H. fHn rumb.h
dental H..,U caused bg rat-M
/ elmo. boo IN.... ,.H.. rnIIngt
. 900. a.. .u...I with dcas
| urH. ,sH.
A....f Immediately after 4
| Min. of u. utt crusade
/ nru..,.a.. medicine. fH.s ~
/ vas instructed .u collect dsh
. work v.. dom. rbwr.r has
| hulu. which furnished 60
/ lIf death. ur.M.its OF suIclh II
. h, m.m. OF medicines H
| poisson The result showed h !
. rHu. u.r cent could Doe tn
] furHu Zoo flr r.uIuris made
| m.mn.rH uf 90. collation.
] TH. greatest caro- b. sBldh
I boon exercised boo iabuiaflnpNt
/ ur,. received Whenever -
/ uf death WAS doubtful. spoch
+. ueatiun Naa made. mo- matte H.
/ thp oa.r might have occur,s
work or asserting and preu,sA d
record v.s done in Chlcago,.La
original rIr.Inrs and corr,,,oY -,
arc Boo thp fu.sraslon of pTg
| Komp. Ist la Sale street n,t ,-
the associations publicity n,snl n
report SAYS. boo part:
"a large number OF acclds,, .
slltInr fatally or otborwl,s ~,
caused by the carclossnessl az -
who lpft drugs. medicines Or ,i.r
within the reach OF children 10
number. also were caused tr
going 10 medicine cabinets In N, Il
and taking down the wrong hos
IA mn c,ss r,,,,,.,t &c.,. - VI
patent or otherwise. held reWbn.b
for injury or death cYcopt ILL !
within me reach of children ~ "A
or administered ln rroas oy'','t 3
The committee saws that M l.n.
likely that spy cosos ~ g,., i,
90, us, az ,.,.n, ,...,,.,u.,'' "
the ucwsrar,rs. but tbat r N,
ablo thar Jr,th from a." ,a \,
lated aid occur without rocc,, Nv
lic,ty ph,slclana of copr,. ,,rt
tho causog off do,th T,o W
r,,s m,, p.,,. '. 80, , W. ~ 'A.o
OF medicine moi rco,',, uu' ~ wy ,
A r,r,,,,,t,,t.,. Wv a., 10y p'' w. ".
0,di,,. ~. ,a- w ''o ."H l'' D
~ s,t,.,. 80, 80 '''H'h OF pr pong
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

] = - lII'HNH AI''H 'I'.N
~ sort Of scheme
i and whenever
The Sixth Man." idi"cy and vain
glorious pride led mo to dive ten
times oil the dock and swim clear
io the next landing when I first went
into the water hero ! could cry"
II ccyainly was foolish" agreed
tho one lu the red bathing suit
'Sull. most men admire girls who
are athletic"
Not when they are tiny blondes
with appealing eyes and habit of
crying; Oh don't leave mel I'm
afraid" remarked the young woman
in the green bathing suit. shaking
out her pompadour
POOH" snapped the other 1T
takes an expert To pretend to drown
the way she does I'd like to catch
her l'll warrant II the truth were
known she can outswlm any one
horo' thought she'd be salts.
ned with Crofton and the doctor and
Tom Hatcly and give the rest Of 49,
q chance 10 this fascinating lawyer
but here she goes and grabs him
too ld give my head 10 get even
with hort"
10 really Is a duty We owe IN our
selves muscd the girl In the green
bathing suit as she polished clam.
she'll on the sand There certainly
ls nothing malicious ln opening n
mans eyes 10 the fact that he o.
being deceived When you come tn
think Of d there Is something very
selfish In taking up q persons time
los having him teach you how tn
swim aud Keeping him from swim.
ming ON His own account"
There certainly u.s." agreed the
girl In the rcd bathing suit. sitting
mp with Weakened interest And no
doubt he'd be very grateful to any
one who showed him how he was be-.
Ing dupcd,"
Yes. indeed agreed the girl In
green. getting to her feet agllely and
tucklng her hair under her bathing
cap rive an idea. You don't mind
n duckIns?'
The girl in red scrambled mp also
"Ducking'" she echoed scornfully
I'D stay at the bottom Of the lake
q whole day and take my meals there
chcoriully II ] could pay her back
4 mean rescue him What are you
going 10 do9"
The girl In green was making for
% canoe drawn mp on the beach.
The doctor and Tom Ilatoly are just
coming down IN 10 the shore, too.
she said. rcHcctycly
Miss Crmblo'" SHE called as the
little blonde ncarcd shore Don't
YOU want to come out In the canoe
with u.s. Wen be very careful be-
cause We know YOU can't swim"
The llttlc blonde looked doubtful
She hated to abandon the lawyer al
such an early and critical stage OF
his devotion, but being wise In m,
ways OF her kind she hated to an
tagonizc the two leading girls at N,
| hotel
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shore. "hut I'm so tlmid' You ar,
sure II is safo2"
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canoe. suddenly aud from no appar
ont cause. tipped over
The three men ON shore plunged II
simultaneously when the shrek.