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the rather early dinner hour of $50;
but had asked him If that time was in
convenient, or If ne had some prior
engagements, to call her up on the tele-
phone.
Yet here It was s O'Clock. and as yet
he had neither put IN an appearance,
nor had any word been received from
him.
tt was certainly most unaccountable.
The only possible excuse she could inn
receive her note. OF course, he might
be laboring under a species of false
pride which rendered him chary of ac-
cepung what he perhaps regarded as
patronage on her part; but even in that
case he ought surely to have made
some acknowledgment.
Her father, after kicking his heels
sull1ily and growing for an hour. had
gone down to a lonely dinner; yet she
still waited, hoping against hope that
the belated guest would turn up. and
present d valid excuse.
At last knock upon the door, and a
card was handed in to her. She did
not even glance at 1t, but swiftly di-
rected:
SHOW the gentleman up"
A quick step along the corridor IN
voluntarily she laid her hand upon
her heart to still its rapid beatings.
And then, TO her anna cement, her cousin,
William Warwick, stood framed in the
doorway.
"Ycu?' she stammered, glancing now
at the card, which she stir held in
her hands. 1t was Warwick's plainly
enough. How stupid of her not to have
noticed before.
The visitor gave a short laugh. al
most looks as though you had expected
some one else" he said. Hope l don't
intruder"
But she had mastered her confusion
and surprise by this time.
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her shoulders, her face was radiant. her
eyes Sparkling.
"Oh, how can I thank you. Mr. era
ham?'' she exclaimed. How can ever
And now" she urged. after her first
transports lad subsided. ten me all
about it.
Let that vait Bit" advised Ora
ham. 1.-THE hing 10 do first is 10 settle
you in more comfortable quarters,
and since the other bOarders are all go
ing down 10 dinner" calling her atten-
ton to the steady stream OF feet
time to make cur escape than just at
present
They fingered a few moments longer
to give any straggler time to reach the
table. Then. satisfied by a reconnois-
Sance that the coast was clear. Robert
brought out a storm coat and cap which
during the hurried passage to the 1ront
door would enable his companion to
pass as "a very acceptable, If rather IN
aersized young man.
Then. with the gas in the hall turned
down to a mere glimmer and the tell
tale marabOu toque concealed under the
enveloping folds of her capacious gar
ment, they stole breathlessly from the
house.
No one Intercepted them upon the
way The only sound which reached
their ears was the uninterrupted clatter
of knives and forks from the dining
room, showing that no suspicion was
entertained of their maneuver-
Robert drew quick sigh of relief as
they reached the bottom of the stoop
Good he exulted. We've done It,
and no ore the wiser I could hardly
have believed in such lucki'
Had he only known il, though, his
concentrations were a tTtf1e premature
There was one person in the boarding
house who was Watching their stealthy
exit.
Anticipating some such move, William
Warwick. the hew boarder, had been
sitting IN the dark in his room with
the doors ajaT; and when he heard the
departure of the fugitives, he had crept
out 10 peer over the balustrade.
Stepping back, then, he had snatched
up a long coat, drawn a SLOUGH hat
low over mis- forehead. and rapidly
descending che stairs, was able to slip
out the front door not more than a
minute or so after the other two.
A glance up the street showed him
Robert and -he girl not yet TO the cor
ner. so, pulling the brim of his hat yet
lower over his brow, he started in pur-
suit For, Indifferent as Robert regard
ed the new bOarder. Mr.. William War
wick was deeply interested in these pro-
ceedings, and had a game of his own to
play.
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By CHARLES CAREY
"A Woman to VIM" "The Van Suyden Sapphires Etc

oh. no. she assured him. Come
IN. But you are right; you did startie
me for a minute. I was looking for
NJ. Graham, whom We invited here 10
Mr.. Graham"
Yes. the young lawyer who rescued
me so CALAMITY at the fire. Haven I
you read about il in the papers?'
NO" he lied II have been up to
Boston, you see. and the papers there
merely stated that you and Uncle Yer
non had escaped without injury. only
returned to town this evening and, of
course, came around at once as soon
as / was able to locate you
But tell me about tails rescue, and
the lucky chap who happened TO be
on hand TO make it. Graham. you say
his name is, and a young. lawyer? 1
wonder But, no, thatais impossible
What Is IMPOSSIBLE"
Nothing. That is, il struck me just
young lawyer of the same name who is
stopping at my boarding house; but
Your boarding house,
Certainly. Oh. 1 fOrgOr," with
shrug OF the shoulders. You didn't
know I had given up my bachelor apart
ment, did YOU? Had to draw in my
horns 81 bit on account of the way the
market mas been running, you see. And,
say, maybe il isn't an old ladies' home
that 1 have strayed intOl"
But where IS it?' she pressed.
He gave the number of Miss Bowen's.
Then it is my Mr.. Graham who is
stopping there" she cried excitedly-
Tell me, do you know him, VIII? Have
you mec him yet?''
Sure I have. The landla6y intro
duced US ia the hall tonight when we
were both gathering up our letters
ITO tell the truth. I can't say I was
very fsvOrably impressed with your
hero, though, Gladys. He smirked as
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The Continuation Of This Story win
BE Found I'm Tomorrow EdI-
fIOR OF The Times.
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he held up bunch of mail TO the land
lady and said:
There, what 90 you think of thate
Every one of them from girls III be-
gin TO think I'm a matinee idol pretty
soon, the way they keep running after
me-
1T struck me-" concluded warwick,
las a bit caddish, to say the least
Yes. she asSented, in a low voice;
-even If the thing were true, II was in
sufferable in him TO boast of IL
Watching her closely, he saw that the
color had famed up into her face, and
that her hands were trembling where
she held them in her lap; but a r1oment
later she had controlled her show OF
humiliation, and rose with quick deci-
sion to her feet.
Come" she said evenly. 81 guess we
have waited long enough. VIII you
not come down to dinner with me?''
He glanced down At his clothes. ooh,
I'd rather not. l an Just as / came
from the train, yoo see.
III tell you" as though just struck
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New York.

GREAT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Rich
field Springs, y. Y. Noted for curative now
ers, rheumatism. govt and blood diseases.
JeS~ tn. III. sa-24t
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COME-SumTner. 1So9-Snannondale River *
miles from Washington. D. G. Sbannondais
Mineral Springs Hotel; 81 day SIS to SI0
weekly II. S. Kooncs prop, charlestovyn.
w. Va Je15-eod-I5t
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COLONIAL BEACH.
WAsHINGTON'S ATLANTIC CITY.
STEAMER ST. JOHNS
DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY TRIPS NOW on

DAILY EhCEPI MONDAf TRIPS NOW ON
SATURDAYS, 6 z. NJ.
OTHER DAYS. A. NJ
Returning leave Beach Saturday midnight
Other days 8 p. m. Home about 1880 p. m
Music and dancing week days. Concert
music Sunday.
Fare Saturday trip ticket good TO return
until Labor Day, 81. Other days. soc. Sea-
son ticket 81 Children half fare. Stops made
AT Alexandra,
Hotel now open.
3e1s-tf
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BOARDING HOUSES

The first time a man eats at
boarding house he is a Chesterfield n,
manners, but before he has taken
three meals there, he is PLAYING a
grab game like the rest of them. 1t
is impossible to cultivate repose ~
manner and get enough to eat at =
boarding house.-Atchison Globe.
The Washington times., 1909-07-01
ERICSSON LINE STEAMERS"

ERICSSON LINE STEAMERS
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE from
~ BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Through the CHESAPEAKE ana Delaware
canal to PHILADELPHIA - Stopping at
the great fishing grounds, Betterton, also
Chester, Pa. From Washington by B. ana
o. or W. B. & - z. Ry. 10 Baltimore
thence Ericsson line to Philadelphia Steam
eTs sail daily except Sunday, D. m.
but DO night boats from either Phila-
delphia or Baltimore July 18th and 9Th Fast
day boats daily and Sundays a. n.
Tickets to Philadelphia on sale in Washing
ton at 3. and o. and ". B. a. A. E Ry.
Ticket Offices. Also J. SPLIEDT. Ticket
Agent. 1885 F st. n W, for New York, Al
lantic City. Cape May. Asbury Park Ocean
Grove. Long Branch, Albany, Troy. and
points north. Meals so cents. Write for
guide.
Light and Pratt SITS Baltimcre, Nd.
jsi7-S0t
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Svnopsis Of Chapters Already Published

Robert Graham. a young New York law
yer having rescued from a hotel fire and
fallen violently IN love with Gladys Cor
lett, the daughter OF millionaire. pro-
ceeds home TO md woman lying IN
sensible on the doorstep of mis- boarding
house She Is Hilda Montgomery. young
Efri who has been lured to the city by
villain under promise Of marriage and
then deserted. With a blizzard raging
and only 80 cents in his pocket, Graham
finally gives up his own room 20 her Tor
the night and sleeps himself in the bath
room The girls father repudiates her,
and since she seems unit to earn her
own living. Graham thinks for a time he
has a heavy burden on his hands, but on
going to his office finds a fortunate va
cancy open for her, ana also learns that
he has been retained in an important
case for Corlett, the millionaire he be
lieves ali this time that he has success
fully concealed Hida's presence IN the
boarding house but, a matter OF tact
IL has been nosed out by William war
wick a mysterious new bOarder Ihe at
ter returning home that evening Few
moments before Robert arrives 10 prlns
the glad news to Hilda, sees note TOT
Graham uussn the hall table, and recog-
nizing the handwriting as that OF gladys
Corlett slips II into his pocket
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Ocean City.
Ocean City, N. j.

HeAlthiest aud prettiest resort on Jerss,
coast. Excellent bay and ocean yaehtins and
nshing. BoardWalk-t o-Bo lrdwaIk trolley to At
lantic city. Cottages ami Bungalows to let
Write for illustrated boz llet, MOTEL list aI.o
other information PUBLICITY BUREAU.
nnyl5-tu. tn. sa-30t
HOTEL MAxBERRX-Centr locat-
ed Near beach and all attractions: Ane
cial season rates Rooms with hath Ro1lr
let. s. II. MAYBERRY. ies-tu. Ii -sat
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Rhode Island


HOTEL THoRNDIKEE
RHODE ISLAND OverlooL
ing beautiful NaTragansett BAY Onnosffa
Newport I'll summer amusements, GoifinE.
DrfVinS, Sailing. etc Rates. Single SO "a
$50 Double, So to 500 Booklet
sELoVER s. GAvIGAN.
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by the suggestion, tits an OF night
Mlth Doth OF US. you come with me
IheTe nttle Bohemian place 7 dis
ago taat I'd like to introduce you 10. .
Very we'll, she agreed. some dis
traction in the way OF a novelty was
just what she felt she needed. 4 viii
be ready as soon as I can put on nv
hat - any
What did you say the name Of the
pace was, WIFI she called from. the
other room a second later.
I don't believe I said" he answer
ed; but II Is the 'Roversii' -
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

A score or more of young girls al
BeavervilIe, Ind. have formed a
league 10 promote +, finsmens among
young men and other things, have
resolved 10 marry no man who
drinks. smokes or chews and who
docs not take the home paper,
Drinking - considered the chief evil
smokinw and chewing como next
while the Young women assert that
when man does not take tho home
paper II is evidences OF want Of in
telil9ence nnb that he will prove too
sdnRv 10 provide Tor a family, edu
catH his children aud encourage
ine'vufi w. Of learning in the com
mnniiy. IL y,nN'ur Atvsrtz,r
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

FRIDGE RECEIVES
FINE LOVIG CUP.

Jscksou. Mia. Feb. 15.-Adjutant
General Fridge today received BY
express the handsome silver loving
cup ct the southern Interstate Rife
Association which was won BY The
MifslsHlyps rfl- team ~ New Or
ieanr shoot hast Thanksgiving day.
The cup IA now on exhibition in tue
WI dow ~ the Seutl.r Jewely Com.
pnny Sud a1lracss much attention.
The Mississippi team is the frs,
winner II tie cup ard in order to
retain permanent po'c-s'on IL must
IN won two times more, and to tha,
end tho Mississippi team of 1909
Will work With All the energy and
Judgment Of which they are caps-
bic
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

Senator McLaurin. said a good
thing in brief speech in tho Senate
In comb;ing the inc-easa Of aalarles
cf Judges and other high fficials be.
cause the "diknitv OF the positions
should command better salaries.
The Senator declared that "digni-
ty is true worth and that il may be
found in men who follow tbs plow
or who work in the blac ksmith chop.
-Ularion- Ledger.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20
LIVES
LOST In
FIRE
Three Hundred People Were
Burned in Theatre Flores
Of the City of Acapulco,
Which Was Destroyed,
Several Americans Being
Among the Number.

Mexico City. Feb. TO- Between
two hundred and fifty ana three
hundred people were burned 10
death aud many injured ina fire
which destroyed the Flores Theatre
In the CITY Of Mexico Last nl9hs,
News II tho disaster VAS rs s.lved
at this capitol this afternoon, scle-
graphic communication with Acx-
pulcc having been destroyed owing
to the fact that Tho telegraph oiiicc
ADJOINING the theatre wHs burned
and all wires wer" put out OF COM
mission.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

a great many people have kidney
ana bladder trouble. mainly due 10
aegiect Of the occasional paine in he
back. slight rheumatic pane. urinary
disorders etc. Delay IN such csses il
dangerous. Take Dswitts Kindey 4
Bladder Pills. They are for weak
back, h"ckschr, rheumatic pains and
al kinney and bisuder trouble. S ,o,h.
'na aud "nttSspfic. and act prou ysiy
DON'T tail tn xet peWiurs Kidney l.
Bladder Pills. Accept no subs,itutr
Regular sise. Soc. Sold by II J Ward.
City Drug Store.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

Tho farmers are taking timo by
tho forelook and using Il TO the very
bsst advantage. Ground IL being
rapidly gotten into condition for the
planting OF crops and everything
goes to show that large ACREAGE
than usual Of corn will be- planted.
Cotton IL the money crop Of this
country. but without corn there
would be very little cotton raised
This being the case Mississippi
should raise enough corn TO supply
tho demand OF every farm within
her borders. We can't get along
without corn. then why not raise II 2
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DO 1T NOW.
Ellisville People Should Not
Wait Until Il is Too
Late

The appalling death rate from
kidney dlse~se is anc in most cas-,
10 the fact that she lt,sls kidney
troubles ARE usually neglected until
fhey hfccms serious. The slight
symptoms save place 10 chronic dts
ordets and she sufferer goes grad
u,liv into the grasp If dlabo,se,
dropsy, Br'ghts dlsease. gravel cr
some other serious form OF kidney
comp'alu'.
IL you suffer from backsche,
headache, dizzy spelis; II sha Kid
ney secreiions arc irreg olar OF pas
sage and unnatural In sppearsn ce.
do not delay. Help the kidneys :
once.
D'sn's Klpnev Pills ara especially
tor kun disorders they cnre
whore others fail. Over ono hun
dred thousand people have recon
rlsrded Them. Hcrs IL case nj
home:
f 5, McMn'len, ot Ellisvills, Mise
says; My bach pHined me great
deal and the kidney secreuons were
loo frequent in pAss~gc onl,g,ug me
TO get M as m9hr. The remedies 1
tried. helped me but little. aud see-
Ing Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
procured a box At L j. Wards
'rNr sore kehrf f,,.c~cd ossttly
n''Fr hrrsun'n: their ace aud | I~a,
'o.,u w',..oat trace ~ kidney dl--
et~r.
For sale hs al. dealers. Price Doc
Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo, Nev
York, solc agents for tho Unuc'
States.
Remember tho name--D ,an q
And t~nA- AnoGAar.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

Wa hington. Feb l5.-Br vote Of
l'3 TO III, the house today passed =
bill removing tie bar to Senator
knox's eligibility for the office of
secretary OF state.
This was the second vote Of the
dav on The measure, the first vote
being taken under general order
for the SUSPENSION rules. but under
'lai order, "iturdin- ~ ,he ssaaa
ing ru'r~ II tn. hou>e. rnr n..i must
~tce.y- two-thirds ms j,ritv.
The first vote stood ia to lea, the
ma sjoriry thus falling considerably
below the two-th,rds required.
Immediately after this result va,
announced tho house committee ou
rules held meeting which resulted
IN D. zsIi oyinaanG N the rule MAX
sus l. an tTusr ter Tue honss' I,
again take up the bill and acs upo
it under considerations which re-
quire only q majority.
Speaking against the bill duriul
the debate air. Williams, Of Mlssis.
sippi, declared the bill . "clear
plaie, palpa BILE, obvious and mani.
feet case OF direct and EXPIRE sae{
constitutional inhibition"
The debate was closed bv Dir. De.
Almond, OF Missouri, who argued
for its passage
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

Thsr's rejoiciuR iu Fedora. Tenn, A
mans life has been ssved. and now
DR.. k'ng's New Discovery 10 the talk
OF tho town for curing Z. v. Pepper
OF 3deadly lung hsmorrhAges. ~
conld NOS work or get about" be
wsites, land the doctors did me no
good, but, after using DR.. Kings Die
covery three weeks, l feel like = nev
man, and can do work again." For
weak. sore or diseased langs, Couebs
and Colds. HemorrhaRes. Hay Fcvsr
LsGrippe. Asthma or any Bronchisl
a6sctionif stands unstvaiee. Price Soc
and 500. Trial bottle free. Sold
and guaranteed BY Il. J. Ward drug.
gist.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

Do your part The citizens oi
snv prosperous town or city are ai.
ways prosperous and united. stand
together. work for the iutereat oi
tho whole :toxn. Always stand
ready to do your part. Don't spend
your time in prophesying failures
but help TO make every enterprise
q auooess Ia 1t great or smsll. Be
energetic and enterprising. and youl
example will bs initiated, -Clarks.
dale Banner.
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Competitive Examintion
For A Midshipnan.

A competitive examination for the
appointment OF midshipman 10 tho
United Ststes Naval Academy at An.
napolis. will be held at 0nltport, ~
II O'Clock. .. m. on February goth,
under the direction OF Prof. J. r.
Connell. Candidates will be exam-
ined mertAlly in punctuation. spell-
ing. Arithmetic. English Cram mer
United States History. Worlds His
tory. AlaebrA, through QuadSstic O.
quAtion and plano Geometry I6ve
books of Chauvenet's 0eometry, o,
sn equivaient].
Tho appointment will ts given Il
the young mar wbo Il bona Ads
resident Of the 6:h. district Of Miss
ies'pp. who passes the highes,
mental examination and who II
otherwise QuaI'deid for the sppoint-
ment. he must b able 70 pess ihs
phvsica1 examination required to-
sdmlssion 70 the academy end b
between ths sges Of sixteen and
twenty. A candidate Il eligible fol
the appointment on the dav he BE-
comes sixteen aad ineligible on shs
Day he becomes twenty years OF aGc
+. J. BOWERS, n. Z.
9Th Dist. Of Miss
The new South-news., 1909-02-20
Washington's Plague Spots

lie In the low, msrshy bottoms OF the
Potomac. .he breediug ground OF ma.
Iarss Rerms. These gsrms causs
chile, fever aad agus, blliiousnsss,
laundsce. lsssstude, wse96sss and
general debility: and bring suffering
- daath - taousaoop veorly. h
H'ssssis 13ters sexsr fsii to Asssso
them eod cure malaria trouble1
'sTbey are thu bsst al rousd touit
and cure for Malaria ever usod.
writes n. n. james, OF Louisviils, 8. e.
They cuSs Stomach. Liver, Kidney
asd Blood Trouble and will prevent
Typhoid. Try them, Soc. Guaranteed
by b. J. Ward druggist.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20
Scared With A Hot Iron,

or ecaljed with by overturned kettle,
cut with 4 knife--bruised by 4 elamm.
ed door-injured By gun or In any 9th
er way--the thing needek IT once IL
Bucklen's Arnica Salve to subdue IN
fiamaiion and kill the pain. lt's earth =
supreme healer, infallicle for Boiif
Ulcers, Fever sores, Kxxema and Piles.
i6,. ut Z. J. Wards Drug Store.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20
The Crime OF Idleness.

IdIencss means trouble for any one.
Its the came with lazy liver. II caus
81 constipation, headache, jaundics
saIlow complexion, pimples and blotc
hes, loss OF appetite, nausea, but DR.
King'a New Life Pills soon banish liv
or troubles and build up your health
26c. 1t Il. J. Wsrd's Drug Store.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

Always have Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup handy, especisIiy for the
children. 1t tastcs nearly ~ good -
maple sugar It cures the cold by gen.
tIy moving the bowels through its lax
atye principle. and At tho same time
It ID soothing for throat irritotioD,
thereby stopping the cough. There 10
nothing ~ good. Sold by X. J. Ward.
City Drug Store.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

METHODIST Preaching every 1st
3rd' d 4th. Sundays, Rcv. J. G.
Chamber. Pastor.
sunday school o;30 =. m,
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night at z 90 o'clock.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

For health and hspr.ness--D De W lie
LAtle Early Risers- small. gentle, "a.
~, pleasant little liver pills, the best
made. Sold by r.. J. Ward, City Drug
Store.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

bAPrisr Preaching every lst.
and 3rd Sundays In each month by
Rev. J. l.. Low
Sunday School A. 0:30 q. III.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

PRESBYTERIAN :---PaeschinR every
LIST d 3rd, Sunday in each month
bv Rsv. Chss. O5erschmitd
Sunday school At ? 80 =. IN
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

Don't fRIl TO learn that this world
II enriched by goodness more than
by cleverness.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20
After frien iship 1t Is confidence
before friendship It IL judgment.

No matter how full OF pins wo-
mans mouth happens to be she
won't 5 stop talking.
The new South-news., 1909-02-20

Do not pat boil eyes on your ene-
mics, keep one eye on your friends
The new South-news., 1909-02-20
HOUSE REM0UES
BAR TO KN0X'S
ELIGIBILITY
The Second Vote of the Day
On the Measure Result.
ed in a Vote Of l73
to III.
JOHN S. WILLIAMS
AGAINST BILL; OAR
MOND FOR 1T.

Mississippi Representative in
Speaking Against the Measure
Declared it "clear, plain, pail
pable, obvious and manifest
case of direct and expressed
constitutional Inhibition
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-03-05

You doubtless remember that Russell
Sage, when alive, had a reputation for
stinginess and believe that he didn't
have much fun in life. Eating an ap-
pie for lunch. wearing a straw hat two
seasons. and a suit of clothes until it
wore out, doesn't appeal to many peo-
pie, with or without money. as part
of Il good time. But, when you re-
member how many definitions there are
Tor good time. it seems possible that
Russell Sage's life was one continual
round of pleasure, What appeals TO
you may not suit your friend. The
man who admires grand opera may
scorn the enthusiasm of the football
fan. Russell Sage. perhaps. had no
hobby but making money. If this be
true, it was. doubtless. because he en-
joyed making money and saving it. Life
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-03-05

and vhy and Won will soon calm down. She weeps +
he crosses her. pretends sickness If he reproVes her
plays dead If he scolds her. she can't do thing for
herself she him into debt fatters him INTO way
of life beyond his and keeps him her slave oy
maxine him believe he is the whole thing and that she
couldn't live without him. SO that, far from Deng al
object of universal pity the husband who IS save Is
often the most guible creature in existence with
vanity it is sin not to subvert and concert WHICH II
becomes a crime not to utilize u
Some men are SO supreme in their own ESTIMATION
that not only their wives but even the Waytarls
woman Iurrying get home, cannot resist the ten
taton pluck him in passing 1T is so easy TO SNATCH
perouisite by an inevitable tribute to what he knows IS
true of himself In other words, many Of the so-caleo
easy marks among not merely bighearted gooo
natured brothers They often of such sublime
egotism that 6OOpound woman could faint In the arms
of one SUCH and would half kill himself trying 10
carry ber all alone because often told him MS
touch was so gentle different from that OF most