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cup of chocolate.

The scene before her, if not quite liy- ing up to the name of the hotel, was yet animated enough. A score of hand some carriages drove by. some contain ing gayly dressed ladies. some officers in smart uniforms. Other officers rode or walked by. Civil functionaries. jour- nalists and struggling line of onlook- CTS swelled the stream which set to- ward the palace. Awakening from reverie to mark the unwonted air, So- phy saw the leaders of the informal procession crossing the ornamental
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 iron brid 2 e which spanned the Krath, a quarter of a mile from where she sat, and gave access to the kings de Iuesne on the left bank.
 Right bank left bank! It S o u n d $ like h m eio & h (
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Chapter
 Nine

"HE letter which gives Julia Rob
 ins the history of that Sunday
 so eventful alike for France and
 for Sophy-is the last word of hers from Paris. Julia attached impor- tsnce to it perhaps for its romantic fla vor. perhaps because she fancied that danger threatened her friend. At any rate, she bestowed it with the care she gave to the later letters and did not ex- pose it to the hazards which destroyed most of its predecessors. It is dated from Marie Zerkovitch's apartment in the Rue du Bac, and it ends. ''I shall stay here. whatever happens. unless Casimir tells me to meet him in Der linm
 The rash comprehensiveness of whatever happens" was not for times like those, when neither man nor na- tion knew what fate an hour held. but for three weeks more she abode with Marie Zerkovitch. Marie was much disturbed in her mind. Zerkovitch had begun to send her ominous letters from the front-or as near thereto as he could get. The burden of them was that things looked bad for the French and that her hold on Paris should be loose one He urged her to go home. where he would join her. for visit at all events. very likely to stay. Marie began to talk of going home in a week or so. but she fingered on for the sake of being nearer the news of war. So. amid the rumors of unreal victories and the tidings of reverses only too real, if not yet great. the two women waited.
 Casimir had found time and oppor- tunity to send Sophy some half dozen notes 'Cassuming she preserved all she received, On the 9th of August. the eve of Worth. be wrote at somewhat greater length. "Tt is night. am of zJty for an hour. I have been in the saddle full twelve hours. and I believe k5nt, except the sentries and the out posts. I am the only man awake. We need to sleep. The red star, which
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his to a stand and wait ed the necessary mo- ment or two with a good humored smile. His eyes wandered from the young officer to the pre- sumable cause of his lack of vigilance. Sophy felt the glance rest on her face. In. her turn, she saw a stout, stumpy figure clad in a rather ugly dark green uni form, and a heavy, olive tinted face adorned with
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shines every where for me. shines for all of Us over OUT blv
 ouae tonight. It must be that VIC fight tomor- row. Fritz is in front of us. and tomorrow he will come on The marshal must stop him and sTol his game If we dent % for ward now. we
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14

ard we do7't mean Eoing hack IL will he the first Jig clash. aaI biz one. l ths1k. Ii will Ee- OtEe- feli5=s are in fze ke1rt-I uish their boots were as god. But tfIcse derfEs ever there vel t1eT ezE f-lit. too ard FrItz ezn Eet cTerv ouzce cat uf taez an thiakiag e E5-T and e you Is IL not
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14
Missina In the Philippines.

Manila, May 14.-Second Lieutenant Arthur R. Ehrnback, corps of engi. neers. U. S. A., is missing from bis station in Mindanao He left Pintai alone one month ago and has not been heard fro'N -''-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14
DAILY FASHION ALks
 BY MAY MANTCM
OF RING DOTTED BATISTE.

nN ING dotted batiste is always A dainty and eharmicg U and this season eveey variation ot embroidered muslin is espse'ally in demand Here Is q gown made iron the ma- terial and which shows very little thinning while 1t h graceful and attractive a well as can be. The skirt takes the long iiues that are so essential to present styles An5 the biocsse is tucked most becominely. also 1t has the sonewhat exceptional merit of closing invisIbly at the front. It can te made with long sleeves if better fixed and tte skirt can be cut oft in waking Iength and t can he eiaboratsi with trimming of lace or eu1- broiJery, bot ifnisbed sinrlY. as illustrated. ft s both exceedingly Ssioty and exeeeSinlIy faahion- able. If the muslin is not liked the same model val ks found Isppropriate Tor any one ot the pretty srmmer fabricL the lowered lawns. batixtes. the cotton vsfies, the erosSearfed dimities and the Ike.
 For the me5fsn sirs wu hs reousrsL [ fos the blorss fH yards of material 24. 3Sl yards g e z,f yards l4 fnchss vi6es sof the skirt I2 ysr5s 14. s4 yards i. 17 or 6Z ysr5s A Inches vi3s 9H material has nsithef Up nof Sount bot shosid there bs | lsszurs or rae. tfH ysr5s ~ ef jsH yards 44 Enehes wice wfu hs nee5e5. AHzy Harton esttsrn ofthx blcu<e. Nc eoo0 slrss sz so 4z fn-hes bost, of of the sktt No 55s7. rss<s 22 to 32 inchss vssst. ws1 be nsfed tc snT .58rew by tks Fnhton De- rartneut of thss psper cn fs. cesrs of tsn cents fos ssch. W n huts ssn5 an s51ftiond tvs e<ns stamp for t<tt<r pcstsgs vts-h fnszr<s nnrs r-cnrt as- Ev<rI9
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14

AA NtA VII AoA bid. God go with you, as my h e art goes! When do you go?"
 q take the road in an hour for Strassburg. We are to be of MacA1ahon's corps"
 "In an hour?"
 Yes"
 Your prepa- r a tions are they made ?"
 Yes"
 And you are free ?"
 Yes"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14

once I am there I can look after myself she said"
 The pair-a little frag- ment of a great throng. escaping or thrust forth left Paris together on the 18th or 14th of August en route for Kravonia. With Sophy went the bullet pierced picture and the little bundle of letters. She did not for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14

II hdUe Gn hour nolr- les.
 and all the cum Then you've paign," sdidhe. an hour to make me sure love your"
 He answered as to a woman of his own stock:
 T have an hour now-and all the campaign" said he.
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She turned away with a start. con science of a presence in the room. Casi.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14

you only when I'm in trouble!" she said softly
 "It is we'll" he answered and drew her with him back to the window. Together they stood, looking down. 'sIt is war, then?' she asked.
 Without doubt it's war-without doubt" he answered gravely. And be- yond that no man knows anything" "And you?" she asked.
 He took her hands again. both of hers fin his. My lady of the red starw he murmured softly.
 And you?"
 "You wouldn't have it otnerwise?"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14

in her heart she turned to face a fu- ture, dark, uncertain, empty of all she had loved
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14

.yHE letter which gives Julia Rob
 ins the history of that Sunday so eventful alike for France and
 for Sophy-is the last word of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14

mir came quick ly across to her, thro ing his helmet on the { q b le as he passed. He took her hands. T know. l. a d y Meg wrote to me-" he said. And you are here."
 T have no Q t h CT h o m e now she said.
 With a light of joy in his eyes he kissed her lips.
 GtY A.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14

THE ancient city of Slavna, for \ a thousand years VT more and \ unde" many dyna- e.es the capi-
 tai of kravonia. is an island set
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
Are You
Sick?
Much sickness is due to

Much sickness is due to
q weak nervous system.
Yours may be. If it is,
you cannot get well until
YOU restore nerve strength
Your nervous system is
natures power house; the
organs of your body get
their power from it. If
the power is not there, the
action of the organs is
weak, and disease (sick-
ness) follows. DIR. Miles
Nervine cures the sick
because it soothes the
irritated and tired nerves
and gives the system a
chance to recuperate.
Try it, and see if you do
not quickly feel its bene-
fetal effect.
Il was given up 10 die by a lead
fHG doctor. Got ene Of Dr. Miles
bosoGs and found that Dr. Niles Ner-
vine 1t my case. Prom the very first
nov than have peen for years. an
do all my oIn work on the farm.
T1Ats what Or. Miles Nervine has
Asoe fer me, and an glad to recon
nod II to cthefH"
JOHN JA1GDe. Rfverton, Nebr.
VOUr 0PoQDis3 sells Dr. Miles, NOrv-
S0es So Ne ostN0riRe hisN - returN
eNeo - SFse bsefh tsNIy) IL \ tells
- ooo06 y0o.
Miles Medical Co, EIkhart, Ind
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LOoatiaa esrtisaoase thrss ser din
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0TlrVlf
ewsChaRpioo CerrsspoeleAce.

Ne~sNhe"Usoo Oog0oooeoce
Wednesday, August II.
Mrs. Leonard 10 again on the sick
list
John Kennedy made q trip to
Gunnison today.
Heavy rains equal to water spouts
are greatly delaying the hay harvest
ing.
Mrs. Toe and daughter are visit
ing the Mcdonald family on Razor
creek.
Ars. E. ID. Stephenson spent .
couple Of days at Bowerman last
week.
Mrs. Alice Doyle and father w. J.
Bsanett took a trip to Montrose last
Friday
Miss Hallowell aud Clarence
Meadows visited Camp Rednour
Sunday.
Cleeve johnson, brother to Mrs
Bert Mcconnell returned from Salida
Thursday.
W. A. johnson Of Hot Spring
creek has some fine new potatoes on
the market
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Fogg entertain
ed Friday evening. Music furnish
ed the entertainment
Bert Funston arrived in Doyle
from Emporia Kansas. lie and his
brother Edward are helping make
hay for the DesCombes brothers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
0EllCER
News Champion COrrespOaAe0os.
Wednesday, Aug. IL

News Champion COrrespOaAeoss.
Wednesday, Aug. l2.
Carl Rosenbaum is visiting his
brother Harry for an inde6nits
period.
A. +. Hay made business trip to
Gunnison Thursday, retarning homo
Sunday
+. p Holt is spending = lev dsys
at lola fishing, the gsest Of s. N.
Seioler.
Alva Foster spent several Aays il
Ohio City last week and retsFnod 70
Spencer Sunday.
NJ. NJ. Foster made . bueisess
trip 20 the Turner property o. Rea-
yer creek ~ Friday
J. 2. hAsrows has improved his
new dwelling by adding = kitchsn,
which 10 shoot coaPasAsd.
Jack Sssdeaer Of Gsnnison 10
hauling . car Of coal for the Head
Light Mining Company,
Mr.. and Ass. c. n. Nssh and
children departed for their home in
Ridgway lsst Wednesday.
A. Psltser arrived Tuesday
afternoon Iron Ohio City, where he
spent several days with friends.
II. F. Walker and James Carnes
Of South Beaver Creek are spending
few days fishing on the Cebolla
A. r. Hay went to lola Tuesday
after load of groceries, and on his
return was accompanied by A. Pelt-
ger
Rufus knopp of Gunnison made a
business trip to Harry Rosenbaum 5
ranch on the Cebolla and while there
purchased horse
Uncle Johnny Marshall and son,
Howard, stopped over one night in
Spencer last week while on their
way from the Lake Fork.
The Head Light mine has been
closed down for several days on ac-
count of not being able TO secure
teams TO haul coal, but is now in
operation.
Within the la, two weeks Spencer
district has been visited with the
worst rains and waterspouts known
in the history of the camps. The
road between Spencer and Dubois is
impossible.
+ j. Walters Of Denver, general
manager and superintendent of the
Head Light Mining * Milling Com
pany, spent a couple of days in
Spencer last OF the week in the in
terests of the company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

DIR. Geo. Glover Of Fl Collins
spent Monday and Tuesday here
aud at the Gillaspey ho.s on Ohio
creek. The doctor 10 on this eide
Of the range engaged in fsrassrs in
stitute work lie is building sp
magnificent department Of veterinary
science at the agricultural college
and tell.' us that next year will see a
number of valuable features added.
Moore Black stock of Gunnisoa 10
taking this course pr. Glover has
recsntly been east investigating the
ne~ hog cholera sersm, and 10 en-
thusiastic over its success, believing
that it is an absolute and reliable
preventive
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
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SOoka1EI 40 " DoQ

News Champion CosresvooAnoss-
No0day. AAguA ~.
I'D Redman wss . Sousssusl ~.
Or FRIDAY
Mr. Goddins Of I,e~ cresk rode -
Somerset Monday
Den Beezley spent q fsw days Of
last week at Paonia
Wesley Adams broasht pp losd
Of fruit from BoWss Thursdsy.
J " Bsezsey Of Paoaia Is spend-
ing some time on the Apthrscite.
Dave Stevens Of P.on,s 6shsd tke
Anthracite q te~ dsys of lass weed
Lew Jones aud family of Bowie
are visiting at the Horssthisf Ranch
st pre-est
Sarah Reed Of Somerset vis.tsd
Mrs. James tarey on the AHddy
Wedne-d
Ralph Rule and Oscar Broas
Paonia speat lev days lsst weed
on Cosl creek fishing.
Mrs Bodenhausen and 500 sve
visiting friends and relatives st
Eagle and Gypsum this week.
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0RE 0vy9
sss.CsaaVtna CusssaUanAnoas.

Wednesday, Ase~sa. IN.
Carl kipp, bsosAss 81 FssAsr Kipp
sss q visitor ~ oar tOwn this sod.
Mss DA,sy xssxlss Il IAsovsr y
the guests Of Mr. s.d M. AstzIss.
Mr. Fr.Ak B.lkisy pss..As.s
Of Crested Butte Coal Co. vss in
town this week.
Miss Ada Csldvsu of Cu.a,soa
spent Sunday, tbs ssesas II A,as
Edna RocksfelIer.
Mr.. Boyle, kocsl assst for the
ID 4 X q 10 AGaaH st h.s dssk aftsr
a short VACATION sps.t in ll~aser.
Prof Shatz and fsnily returned
Saturday from Ileaver where they
have been spending The summsr
c. z. Hoyt cosss ia froa Dsavsr
Tuesday aad in company with G. II.
} add went over ~ Gothic o. RialnG
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Hssmsn Click II
Ohio arrived IN Tsssdsy
and will spend = isw weeks vsesw-
ing old scqssintsHcss aad enjoying
the cool weather.
Mr.. Hsmlia reprssenting the
interests Of the Colo. Tslsphoae Co.
was in town this wssk to confer with
directors Of tbs local Company in
regard to the extension Of the phone
line TO outside connections.
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- ~. 0sana1 CD

nwsser Yssds. AsS 10 The Dr.
uAaad ias good csask wss stEoAG iasf
~ssk and - sspply ~As nos ksasy
psscss Eads . sharp advance de~psas
The tact tksi tbs eastern marAsss
ves~ all qso&.nx dsciiIs.. Good
ss<ers are up | ) 70 % cests and best
ksil.nS coca an - " s5 ceHss high
er than . wsek Axo. Ctoscs Md
die Park sssess sold II - and fs~
saal bunches at $4.jo and GAS
but mas; of the offerings we're rang
ere 81 jvs, fair quality and sold
largely st $3.50 to S4s5- A bunch
of fancy coxs broaght $4io, the
highest price for several weeks. an d
q string Of choice North Park cows
s,ld at sl. also . record prsce
Other Middle Park cows brosRGt
Z ~ with most 1t the pretty good
western grass COWS at 1856 10
$50 Feeder and stocker demand
~as very good bat few steers on sale
and the market quiet Prices firm
10 a little higher and the market IN
good shape All classes of cattle
are selling here at prices generally
considered higher than eastern msr-
ksss. Todsy's rss,sipss .Au. Cove
steady and sseers vsak 10 . As0s
lo~er. Northern Culorado SsAs
$50 Rifle steers $40 10 $40
and Wolcott cows $50
W. y. FULTON
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
BONNEVILLE
on Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday August, II.
Herman Hayden and family we're
in the county seat Tuesday.
Moving machines were ma king
music IN most every meadow Non
dav.
Mrs. l.. Lucero and daughters
were visiting friends up Happy Hol-
low Sunday
Ore is being loaded on cars here
from the Doctor mine which Is pay
ing very successfully.
Mrs. o. +. Willis and Mrs. W f.
Dennis visited Mrs. l.. W. Spaan on
the Gunnlson Sunday.
Miss Case dismissed school Fri.
day fer a weeks vacation, and left on
the evening train for Lake CITY to
attend the teachers institute.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

II you want Bryan's Commoner
from now till after election send 25
cents to the News-Champion office
and we will forward it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
This is Carborundum's Saace

But your ne@hborswil do thetalking instead of my
sell. The first one OF them that am quoting looked
at my Tool and Sickle Grinder lust through courtesy
to me He told me frankly and he thought truth
fully that it could not do satisfactory work and that
l was wasting my time he woild not buy ANYTHING
o the kind. He exactly like nearly every rancber
IN the country, disgusted with every machine of tn.
KIND he had seen. Fifteen minutes useing the ma
chine convinced him
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
LeW nAIEs WEsT AHp Nea1uxr.-

Beginning June 1st and until septer,.
per 18Th, the Colorado ana Southsrr
Ill sen ticksts te utAh. washinston
Axixgna, Oregon ana California A. a.
trenely low rates for round trim
r. e. FISHER.
ls-n osasral Passenger Aet, Depx.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
- O. - vaD = SAnn
fssAs1 EsaSr

IL - nos .sssl TUESDAY tAas M.
sA,sA, sAs hsss .; oLs0 City. tsu.d
oSt skss hes $50, hsHTy, Uss o.e ot
IL ueI ksliei IN tie explaesoa II
Ssko.ess % the wosH1AG Il Jsss
- Fog s'eas ti..s - ksd tssa
tsyiAG ~ trsGs hin ssd fsuG kssslsg
0osgis slse lsaznsd tAss her 500 ~ss
u Sslsds tbs eseai.G 81 sHns 18th,
ssliiAs Morris tk.G he 90. going
ost that Ugh, No, hsv.as heard
froa hss boy tos - loag q time. she
sss 0ose eosvLsesd than ever the,
- sss one Il shs aniortun.te VIC
t.sas. She psrssslied her eldest son.
jan, 10 - 10 SssGeUt and determine
shs truth Accosdiagly he and Tom
Noble wsat over sad dug up the re-
mains, ~h.ch ksd been buried with
tAs osher too ,nsa and "a; frs; glance
ii Wss dlscovsssl tha, the mothers
wosvs tsars he'd proved correct
Saith wss about Is wears of age
sad had lived with his motber at
Ohio City for about wear. lie
wsst 10 Pueblo in MAY and was evi-
IDENTITY on bis way home when be
wss ~ suddenly seut into etsraity.
He vss Killed by the concsas,oa, -
thsve vas not mark o. him.
We have received the premism
list Of the tIotchkiss Fair which will
BE- hsld September End, 3rd and ath.
The 10 the fourth annual fair at the
North Fork city, and they promise
to make it = good one Harry Hell
assOs 10 the secretary, and the man
10 write ~ Tor intornosion.
Have YOU ever examined oar pat
.srn inlsid and printed hnoleum?
They will surprise you in quality
and cheapness. Nothing quite
equals good inlaid linolesm rs
aoor covering.
CLAgENCE ADAMS
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
Carborundum Was Something Different,

lie now says: Il bought the machne.becau |
saw II did not burn the sices and Thought it would
save time. have ground dozen siekles on il and
now know if cuts fast and does its work right Yon
may tell anyone that would not do without .be
"achhe lof fHly dollars Columbus Stone
Frank Lightiey says: Il see it cuts faster than
anything else, does it right together with sEarrepnp
two edges at once. Tosave time is what 7 am after
Mr. Lightley, like most of nv Ohio Creek customers
has good water Wheel but is open for thing that
proves OF advantage to him.
MI L. l.. Bush. Doylevilie saws: Il have used
tarborundum several years Sickle grinding used tn
he the hard part of haying Now it is the least Of
my troubles as grind the sickes for the day in the
morning while the horses eating their feed
can give YOU dozens of names of men Won know,
VINO tax IN this way but my space is limited have
orders ahead all the time have not been able to
gel them IN last enough. have several dozen conn
ing IN but l VIII not be able to cover the countrv
thoroughly Ii you want to surprise yourse,f and
save 1lme and money, Just call me at Eastmans
leiephone or drop me card and will call at vour
place at earliest date possible
Yours
p. o. WALKED
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-11-28
Colorado and tho Tariff.

1t stupid bund which resulted in the election io three
traders But while there
themselves be begued doing
desperately foolish thing advocates treetra1e
this bunder know that they twisting into mis-
Coorados attiui respecting the tariff
entirely because local disputes and local fake
Republicans the slight
question the tariff protection would
win by a majority of thousands.
Eastern advocates of heavy reductions the tariff lead
wool hides and other commodities the production of which Colo
this we'll but
both the fact that the face of the election
declared favor of free trade This all they need
look behind thereby
several thousand people allowed to be hood
and against
the interests of their state.
Colorado especially their leading
three did public
sentiment regarding the tariff They should do this speedily and
forcb possible Mere protests tariff reductions will
and figures should be presented showing how closely
ard other tariffs related the industrial
Possibly if Colorados
saved by the fact that the people other had prudence
and lorethought enough to elect Republicans
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-11-28
Facing the Enemy.

Mai Cary. who died few months
ago in England, was the leader Of the
search party which rode through the
African bush to find the body OF the
prince imperial Of France II was
with Lieut.. Cary of the Ninety-eighth
regiment that he went out on the
fatal ride in the Zulu war Ellen Bar
lee gives an account of the tragedy in
her life OF the prince. and also men
tions little incident of his boy
hood which is curiously prophetic of
the spirit he showed in his last fight
The prince was bright, jovial
youth, with high spirits. The Dear
Boy" he was called in camp. When
the corps of volunteers under Cary
command found his body in the tall
grass. II was seen that he had re-
ceived II assagai wounds, all in front
When the young prince was a small
boy he was attacked by a deep-seated
abscess in his back. An operation
was ordered. and the little fellow sub,
mtted bravely. Something troubled
him, however. which at last he con-
tided to his father.
The abscess being in his back, he
would have a wound behind
II scar remains" he said. per
haps my enemies some day will think
| ran away
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-11-28
- VARIETIES.
Something bout the American and
imported Product.

Husbands are the natural product OF
most civilized countries. They are
plentiful in most OF the United States
OF America.
Although the best husbands in this
country are acknowledged by experts
10 be indigenous to the soil. those
commanding the highest market prices
are the imported varieties, because
OF their expensive labels. The Crown
brand brings the largest figure.
The husband is wary and elusive
animal. fleeing for safety at the first
noise like skirt to his lair in clubs
Offices and other remote caves OF his
habitat: but he may be caioled forth
by an appearance of indifference on
the part OF the trapper. as hts curl
osity can always be aroused by the
strange creature who could remain
immune to his charms: after which he
may be easily caught anywhere In
broad daylight Though a white night
light or moon-calcium Is preferable) :.
in trap composed OF frou-frou, tai
cum. golden lacks and fiattery
There Is a tradition to the effect
that the earliest husband-cat tcher was
clumsy contrivance made of fine
hand-sewing attached to a spinning
wheel. decorated with homemade pre-
serves put up in syrup of sweet dis
position and sealed in common sense
Jars.
Once secured with a matrimonial
halter tied in a diamond Itch. the hus-
band usually becomes quite tame and
will eat from the hand and sign checks
at will. There are more than 81 va
rieties OF husbands at large and In
captivity. but they are broadly classed
as good and bad by their respective
owners or keepers called wives.-Suc-
cess Magazine.