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esoss st sG Rsnss5 Z R gssss De
JOHN W. MAHER, Plaintiff, - '-57 q" q
II W..
Kansas, Mary Brush, Della Alden, Susan Alden.
anne Maria selkirk, Marion Sell Kirk, .Ensie
s se heirs Of Jonathan N. Alden: something's
Home missionary society, the American Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Missis,ns, the
Gongrega. ional Church Building Society. and M
n the amsrisan Missionary Association, deyisase
times called j. H.. Alden, deceased, and ali
ntaer per.ons unknown, claiming any estate or
interest in or lien or uencum brapce upon the
property described in the complaint.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, TO TEE
ABOVE NAMED. DEFENDANTS. ';:.r4
You Gre hereby summoned to answer tbs
i1hD ts d IN this action which win be fled
bis office in Devils Lake, Ramsey County Norfk
Dakota. and to serve q copy Of your answer
upon the Subscribers within thirts days altar
ne service Of this summons upon YIN, exclusive
o1 tne day OF service; aLa III case of your faA.
nre 70 appear or answer, Judgment viii be taken
In the complaints. -
Trial desired in Ramsey Comfy. o$$sSf;*5%
Dated DECEMBER 2ist, 1906. X IT. W.
- BURKE 4 MIvDAUaH, %I.%;sTt2}5i
Plaintiffs Attorney'e, M
Devils Lake, North Dakotn h
:, TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTs.- ca
entitled action relates to those GER, ain prem.S
ssafs Of N9 RI aRasSta and lnoyn and
Township l5s North, and Range "a MSS as ~ rs
that said action 10 brought BY The plaintih. far
B usn ~ Z M shSSete q s''n: /: \
Plaintiff > Attorneys
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"Pienfc suppers."

"'Pcnic suppers" we're described In
1902 as new fashionable craze In
England. A list was compiled OF the
various dishes, each with q number
against it. Then lots were drawn
by the party, and each person bad 10
provide, the dish marked with the
number he drew. Such suppers were
known Id the time Of James i. and the
word spicnic" was known to Lord
Chesterfield. 1t ia supposed to come
from pick. !, to- eat, and nick" q,
tribe. Foote calls pienics ,.nick.
hacks ? & 81 szi5 I. u s. sss55 5
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His Motive Misunderstood.

A cashier Of the financial district,
says the New York Sun, on being ad-
vised by his physician to take a va,
cation not long ago, wrote the agent
of South American steamship line
as follows:
".As am thinking OF taking a trip
to South America, please advise ma
Immediately with particulars relative
to rates, accommodations and 80 on,
to and from the various ports usually
visited by tourists at this season OF
the year. - Est, -.
The answer ;cauae hy special feilv.
cry. marked private and confidential:
Zone OF our steamers will sail for
Valparaiso next Wednesday. Shortest
and quickest way out OF the country =
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Too Late.

Zoo Late. Nh !.
"P1ofessor-I presume?" said he.
Yes, SIR"
Are you alone?' -.
Eyes, sir" -.
May I lock the door," ~ -
And he did SO; then. having satisfied
himself that no one else was in he
placed large bundle done up in a
yellow handkerchief on the table and
opened it. ~. ~
"There, look at that" - Is ~,
well, said the professor,#'a see
IT, -: N--syssys,~ =
What do you. call that, professore"
Il call it iron pyrites." >@,:$z
What" said the man.; ISN'T that
gold ?'' s5A;ss ,,ass
No" said the professor; its good
for nothing-it,s pyrites." ~ Esegsss
And putting some in a shovel over
the fire. it soon eyaporated sup .the
chimney. 49,, --s:'@
WELL" said, the: gentlemanly@anan,
with a woebegone look, there's q
widow in our town has. a whole hill
fpll Of thai, and I've been and married
her. $ ~ =
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rARtNH h $s1LR sTocKlNGss,
Proper Way To- ash Expensive and
= :.s ( NY 81 Fragile Material. M

III = We wear such expensive stockings
In these days that 1t is necessary to-
know q little about tie care Of them /
Given into the hands Of the average
laEu! u they become q perishable
extravaganza. e 81 ;fss n: \ VI,
*% 4 tan stockings are not to be faded
an ugly bilious yelloW-gre they
should be first allowed to He while
In cold water with q little salt I'm 1t,
then washed In lukewarm suds, mot
rubbing the soap directly on Il the
stocking, rinsed* In. cold water. and
hung In the shade to. dry. .,sf;.{ ,v$ s:s.s.
y, n washing silk stockings, they
should first' be: soaked fin borax
water, afterward: washed quickly IN,
soap suds which H. more than blood
/ warm. II the water, IL, hot, the silk
becomes harsh and cEinklg. ia. IS /: :
n AAS little ,blueingss should be- added
% The Water II the silk stockings are
white. bnt NOT II colored* ...5%s %@itgG,
Instead OF .wringing silk; stockings
out simply squeeze them well, after
ward rtnslng III stwo waters tha same
temperature. hanging ! ont to ! dry
without wrsastng, 4. ~ &: . " y
" Knit silk should naver be sprinkied.
Instead wiring ont .. towel from hot
water, fold stocking up IN It, and
leave for an hour. In, ironing them
smooth, out all the wrinkles on the
ironing board and press quickly. TurH
inside out and presa again, ~. !, = r
/, White lace stockings; ! should be
jeleansed In besnnzine. Turn inside out
and lay In q deep dish and pour the
benzine over. When the sol, has
been removed turn the stockings
right side out, and, with q fresh sup.
ply OF 'benzine wash again. Dry thor.
oughly and they are ready to wear.
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Hitting Back.

The suburban trolley was tied up
and they had been walking toward
home for an hour. :
"John," she ventured after a long
silence, 'how far have We walked?"
Dunno" growled. John, as he felt
his melting collar. You didn't take a:
pedometer for husband"
She said nothing. The next morn.
ing John was going fishing and IN.
stead Of awakening at four he slept
till seven. ,-'-'', 49, ,',~.'
Great Scott!" he exclaimed. search.
ing for his shoes. why didn't you
arouse me earlier;?" -
Arouse you?" she said. sweetly.
''WEy. my dear, because yon didn't
take an alarm clock for a wife,
Chicago Daily News. ), s-..,~,
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Many, elses Tor Popcorn.

~ XXI -.
Fl1or III change, try sprinkling few
kernels of freshly popped, corn over
any Kind of cream. soup. just before
serving. Fresh b,ittered popcorn Is
good with salad. II the salad is
5sarYed 81 individual plates, encircle
$$lt with tho corn, The combination OF
white with the different colored vege-
tables ii eiSectiiye.s After. the corn
5eomen from the fire, look It over care
fully. taking out, all burned pieces.
gbr about four quarts OF corn, melt q
fourth Aoff cup Of the beat butter.
pcur N over tie hot. corr, stirring it
through wei. Sprinkle at once with
sal. and continue to Stir; OF course.
AN sahiss win not be needed for: your
salad :. Il :j.5 Z,
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BAKING i, ,ssrs or REA III. 4
Possibilities IN hat aay ee Called:
i st.. S:: Waste Corners, 81;

/ Paradoxieal al III sounds, the ugh.
est places in a house may. often ssba;
made its most salient points or beauty
I remember once staying Id an old:
fashioned country place whose posi-.
bilities would have seemed nil To the
average owner, vet, which was really
a most charming habitation because
Of its. mistress taste; 81 Is; f;
r In her1liying room was an open fire.
place. Not aereal bit*of colonial, mot
q modern Butch tiled affair." but !. q
great yawning, smoke -blackened aper.
fure,s whose q sole purpose + in life
seemed to. be to holds$fre dogs and
burning slogs' when the weather de-
.mandeds :s;<r va ~. N IL 9
20 this unlnviting chasm this clev-
or woman carried big. earthenware:
2ans. borrowed from her dairy, and.
these she kept hlled through all the
warm mcnths with whatever nature;
offered her. atThes11rst spring: flowers
and green leaves that showed them.
salves; In April; :rdatlies, when they
came, massea OF delicate .: Queen
Anne.s lace, ybunchas Of yellow golden
rod, clsstsra ,ef Fgoggeously-tintod an.
talnn ,leayea; land every. enc who
came: into that, reom; exclaimed In.
voluntarily at tho beauty Of that fire
place. "a :''' " - j..a:f = -,
! knew another great rambling. old
house that was possessed Of an enor.
nous number Of unnecessary land.
ings and halls. ! Waste room, the
woman who lived there, eheerfully
called 1t, but she made the most of
It.. She gave up all notion OF q reg.
ular sitting-room and developed an
astonishing number OF delightful cor.
ners that were cozy in more than
name. -,
/: You went up a short fight OF steps:
and were confronted by a cushioned
seat, a. table Uttered with magazines,
comfortable reading lamp and a
tiny corner bookcase. Another, and
you found an open desk with writing
materials spread :invftingly before
you: You turned a corner, and an;
embryo conservatory, with q ;twitter.'
ing canary bird to keep you company,
provided Joy Of rest for your faded
eyes,, e.. u, =: '5s :s-N !
That woman had great reputation
as a matchmaker-a reputation which
she laughingly' disclai1ned.' ~. never
made a matehnin my.life," She said.
III people will get engaged under my
eoof, please blame the house. not 'nae.''
There is scarcely home that Has
not tried It's mistress soul because
Of some special nook that refuses to
blend: with, the conventional arrange
ment OF furniture. Try devoting III:
70 some Special thing. a 7potted plant,
a comfortable lounging plscs.2a niche
for euriosities; 1t may be worth your
while.-Washington Star. ~. r.. -. =: x
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Growing Cold.

whats the matter, dear?.' : her
mother asked, seeing the: trouble In
the young wife's face.
She had just received q telegram
and sat with the yellow paper crum.
pied in her lap. -
TITS from Douglas" she replied.
'Has anything happened to him? I
hope he hasn't been In railroad acct.
dent" .
mo. He says he's we'll and will be
home tomorrow, but he only uses
seven words when he might have put
In three more" -: = "
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a rtoMer Clock.

There was q queer gardener, who
thought OF making timepiece OF q
flower bed. Whether he ever did it or
not, he said it could be, done. He
declared that the time is known al
which more than 80 kinds Of flowers.
open and shut. "For instance, bed
OF common dand elions would show II
was 5:s0.in the morning, and at $3.50
at night, respectively, for these low,
ers open and shut at: the times named,
frequently to the minute. The com.
mon, hasskweea opens at eight Id the
morning, aud may be depended upon
to, close saithinsa few minutes 'pf two
I'm the afternoon" =. IL s 5 III ~ ~:
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Professional Begging Letter. Writers
| >1mpostnre is carried to SUCH sex.
erenes that professional begging let.
FER writer's exist Ia the east end. who
Iscribble appeals 10 the charitable at
wopsnaa aaaat epsnee apiece; WITH
!sahe SsltknoWn philanthro.
letters from numerous
people IA distress All written III tbs.
same hand -. ondon Jewish Chron..
Hcie s 5.,4 + :s . ..5:5 .5 ....'-.s'
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Notice TO Creditors

Da an the s matter Of The estate OF Charles
II she county court, Ramsey county, n. 1,as
a, N66I,ee 10 hereby given BY the undoisigne,
.Administrator OF the EAtate Of Charles N,
;a avs, iate Of the ,illaee Of Iawtahsin sss
dd essn:y 9f aansey and State Of Norris Dakota
hha!rying claims against, Raid dsceass, Ia ~
nloit them with the necessary gdncii epa: NJ Nj
t Il sG nnt;c m q aftas TIE
9tcs ef EdwasdF Flynn 10 tie cits ~ 81 Sa viz
Rated January g. A.D. 1901. u ...5s
Astorney; iop Aalnsp;s. IArshpr H Davis
r,; First pnbiication on the frat day al NeS-
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Seems Reasonable.

i TITS dreadful queer" said fhe
housewife, "that the potatoes: Won
bring me should be so much bigger
at the ttop"of the sack than they are
at tine bottom ' 49,! !ss,s' }z z
!. mot at all, mem" said the honest ,,s
farmer; fslt's Jest this, away. Pots:
toes 10 CROWN, SO fast Jest now thef
by the time ! dig aesackfui the last
ones dug is ever 30 much biggern
the aust hes - arper,s Weekly.
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Seek Popnlar Scotch ks,nies.

Seek Popular Scotch Minister, ''
Tbs most sought-after minister I'm
Great Britain just now is Rev. Andrew
Boyd Scott, of Paisley. Scotland. He
was asked to succeed Dr.. John Wat.
son at Liverpool, but declined. he
now has a call to the largest United
Free Church in Glasgow, and he il
ALSO talked Of as successor to Rev
Hugh Black at ST Georges, Edin.
butgh. ~ 49, s. =.
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Worn Mattresses. Z.

55s3 sEhe woven wire mattresses used iii
'bedsteads are apt to wear the mate.
rial of the hair mattress above INTO
holes. 10 prevent this. spread sheets et
os efrong brown paper between the
TWO pinning Or tying at tho corners so
33taat # may not wriggle out OF place.
5if the mattress covering is already
worn, the only plan Is to have it re-.
4 severed at y good uphoisterer,a, 4
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Would n Risk i il s,nea d.

"CGs Gorge, said the dear girl, "papa
says II 4 can get you to 60 to church
he won't oppose our marriage z q: 81
y All right said George Tell the
old gentleman II doesn't matter I'd. me-
whether It's d home wedding Of d
church wedding 81, ,5ss5
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zEnatinr, ssneess z. a.anassrae:r,,.

Ponna six 0uaaees of rich cheese
leaaane two ounces Dc good butter.
|ltAAdd q tsaspoonfnI or made mustard
tand d sablesp o. anehayy paste
Spread the mixture ON thin slices oi
|butsarsd brown Ibreasa d. Over this lag
is very thin slice og ham or smokes
bees Cover tsttil another slaeS 81
bread and enss sa fancy slaaD Good
z4tying. III
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% sIxs oH f,aFa,s a..corrle..e.

Nh But why are you Id such hurry
TO get married? lore you and you
are on the right side of papa +? ne 4
~ know, but It's this keeping on the
right aide OF papa that is worrying
me; when we ars married wont
nave to let him win at poker When W i1a.
play. custom Post. &
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fsisss vasEsi q Il Blank

hen washing d new blanket Tot
l |dal iii time Esf soaking III ,gor
Ida hours iii cold Wa then lace in
Issessn bis retssav1e geassg
;sssip 4 After
ssssaia Hash tie IIaisaWaraa
isasi made t,sg lllass soap ana srasseg
ssaEssiilse ven in shake thor
ssughlg and ID iii
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Efsardlvl ti,e Name fo,,*, rs. s.5'

;.<s 81 Hardly the Name for 1T, & y r q
isn't 1t singular career that Mr..
Buxton has had ?'' re-. 4; 81 /. !...5 ;tss
/: $zi5 Well, ! would hardly can it that. II
was having q plurality of wives that
got him into trouble, wasn't it !? 4 AND
be- admits himself that ne has for q
long time been leading q double Iise.s
Judge, "A }s IA s2 ss
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Iarllaaina;lfinlel.,

Boreins atioa yhass
iii aginat
<. Borsir nc ID that ftctiIty. MY
dear Witch axes men believe that
marriage III I'll III.
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/. The I'VE Cane,

5s Captivating shades are coming fya.s
With the liking for candle lighf az ain.
ner parties. One of Ne ess:;sss!
shades is ut white satin, sa1broi dereed
With silver thread Candle shade
games Will be popular. one Id called
the 'eye game. z Every shane bears
Ia repro 81 the sys 81 3 tlis.
;tingaished man or 1yaora an painted 81,
mica, id lights ri Eancifs and'
cards are passed around at .sdasert..
ana uesss II, tlsle5 owners ofs Il 3,
original ayes are written down. lie:
diner who makes the largest nun,f,er5
s$of sorrect ssstlasses gets d prize,
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! Fila Syn1pathixeF. i. q

81 She said Twas perfect goolss
III she did Il Fl. .5
53 ga; what do you think or that ?fssss::
z5s W lliy ask me sncil question when
sou knoHT dislike TO hurt anyca0g
feelings.
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An Easy Matter.

The man was, playing euchre with
the latest belle Of the Mountain house.
while HIS bride Of three months was
trying to busy her mind as wen aa
her> fingers with q piece OF embroid.
cry. g s5 HSta4S 81. y: 3. = .<5.
2 Suddenly the husband turned toward
the wife with a patronizing ali. Il :. /
Pardon me, = HE exclaimed: ri
hadn't noticed that i was between y !, Il,
and the light - Is 81, 6. 5 81 IN.
= sOh, pray don't moye!" the little;
woman 'replied RI can see throiulgnr,:
sou perfectly welll I'll ippincott'a 81. 81
I. - y :J9
NJ 81 I: Where curfew should / Esis1sj Il I'D
j. The father who lie chasing the ,sols'
lar ito the sacrifice or his boy ff1,ust5
also answer for the gorthiessness VI;
his offspring He not only chases the
dollar all day, hut musEs needs 20 out
TO his club at tni ght and thereby deny.
the hoy even this. short time; before
retiring which might be made lssSofi
great value to- the aboy ! . Z
s.: AssWe STATED lin article aaafi
week, ,wesEbelieVe the greatest curse
10 this5 country to-d day NOT the bar.3
rooms and other tenptati lions that
lure the boy astray, hut the Great
andsgroWing deticiencies An home ties.
and home saersdness. Let the prorer.
influence and gslid lance be thrown
around the boy atS home ana there
need not be so snncl, fear from these
Gr 800 1iat
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( s.Tfla b tseretyI,,cs;;. I'D

lat is3 the use sof liking, +, said
smMh rising from the supper table
You don make bread like MOTH
eras
81 q perfeetly true X replied Mrs.
You don't make dough like nly
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-29
Eajssourj's Hous.

OF every fifteen hogs born and brea
in the federal Union one is a Mis-
sourian. Only two states, Iowa and H.
linois. have more hogs than Missouri.
No reflection is cast upon the great
cities of Missouri and their suburbs
when it is said that they are the most
unhealthful regions in the world for
the Missouri hogs. : Missouri packs
more pork than any other State save
one.-Kansas City Journal.
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COUNSEL.
Kendrick SchofieId.

Henry kendr'ck schohe'o'
y blue Lad: n,
Y bad?
rake a song
Esserence it makes
Inns are pinched an a,
\. .ririt Of the song, the bravery
, !, : I'd old, gay old world rolls
n
=. here. Lad
1 aanOt trade
q Joy made:
acefully step up
,our fortunes from you gone.
ne sweetly bitter draught, and
smdlingly then sup
~ nd old. gay old world rolls
o..
ne Lad
World is right
glad
sym by fight.
ysaker men than we
,or,une were made strong:
l,es. not in the world, but deep
b you and me
4 sad old, gay old world rolls
The Bohemian.
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! Le PEASANT.

Il
|pF1rs257525252s252515151sT
7 good to see you again, Phyl
erclaimed Lacy Elmsworth. as
[eN her sister at arms length,
Examined her critically, but how
live changed"
n dear Clare" laughed Miss Ora
utter five years absence you
y did not expect to find me still
|sms and legs and indecently big
r.
n course, it's ridiculous; but,
Inv, / did not realize that you
M quite grown up"
ny dear, grew up almost
n you left. Mother soon be-
alive to the fact of my posi-
md l managed to get in the
u of the wedge first by dining
SAen there were thirteen, and
II II thing. In fact, looking
III inclined to think that the
III tage-neither fish, flesh,
"a red herring you know
~ the jolliest time girls ever
Il they could only appreciate
IN only other state to be COM
b It for freedom and general
nsibility is. oh, Clare.
i sorry; l beg your pardon.
: dis face flushed crimson as
~ rested on her sisters black
were going to say widowhood,
-" replied Lady Ellsworth,
~ me, Clare, IL"
Elmsworth shrugged her
n slightly.
res nothing to forgive, Phyl.
! vas q humbug, was II"
y Graham's gray eyes widen
IT before she could speak her
went on:
seem to have had a very
re, as you put it, all along
q / think. You seem to do
ns and go everywhere"
exclaimed the girl. "You
y mother. Three seasons is
the end Of ones tether. AT,
time one is expected to range
md relieve ones own people
= responsibility concerning
- specially ones bills"
thought you were delighted
nr engagement, Phyl," said
nsdorf. Il thought it was a
J mutual alteration"
= "a Z toujours un qui Anne
~ - laisse Amer isn't
1s!.
: ont be sentimental, Glare.
nsch the same thing happen
lou were Just twenty,
~ when you got engaged
~ Elmsworth. ] was too
y taken into your conf
Dut-well. you pretty we'll
= ne same just low. Peter
mecisely the sort OF indi-
mfn q girls head. l expect
9 you into her boudoir, and
= ron about the whole duty
and, in your case. Of the
and position Of the am
wife, even at the dullest
: Europe. We were both
= N the way we should go,
- months later you were
sorth. tasting OF the afore-
mes In Madrid. In less
mat | shall be Mrs. Mark
With more money than l
% do with and a charm
INTO the bargain"
0ats better. 1 am very
- my brother-in-law-elect.
not"
hashed outright.
Gear. / have not; one
~ ones fiance's counter.
hent near ones heart
Bat possess your soul in
/ eold Mark he might come
md you would give him
Wonder II you'll like
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-29

The average railroad earnings for
the whole world are 3A per GEN.. OF
the capital invested
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-29

In the course OF one year the Ms
TORS at the British Museum numbered
954,500.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-29

TREES FOR FOREST PLANTING.
The Department of Agriculture has
reprinted from the 1905 year book a
most useful essay on How to Grow
Young Trees for Forest Planting"
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opportunities OF DrllllduC matches, a.
though she had finally done exceed
ingly we'll for herself in marrying
Lord Ellsworth True, he was near
" twenty years older than Clare;
and surely among those she had re-
fused before
Suddenly Phyllis started. What
had there been at the bottom OF
Clare's being ordered off to winter al
Davos the year before she married?
It had never occurred to the girl.
But had there really been anything
the matter with her sisters lungs?
Glare" she said, impulsively, tell
me something. Were you really III
when you went to Davos that time,
Or"
t Lady Elmsworth laughed outright.
"Or was sent off to be out OF
somebody's way, you mean? No, my
dear. I believe 4 was really i'll, and
before / went to Davos. had never
cared two straws for any one in my
life.'
"And-after?"
4 don't know why I should tell
you" said Lady Elmsworth. 1--we
never told any one. I don't believe
any one ever guessed except
Except him. Go on, Clare
"Oh. there's not much to tell. It's
IKE every one else'a story. ] expect: