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Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

The European artist who has come
over to this country to paint New
York will probably find that the Job
has been well attended to already.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

In her mind enveops her acts bright and ideal aos
phere thus often high motive what would call dis
honorable
has often been asserted that the witness stand will
lightly commit perjury than This however, does not
that she dishonest 1t only shows that trained lawyer clever
than h and that by his he
The why do always tell the literal truth the wit
stand because they neither into understand the conditions
which surround them they of their sphere they lose the real
meaning of the whole court proceedings.
Is womans standard of honesty higher lower than mans?
question of commercial integrity honesty
be but And that lies the number
of men and in als for crimes against property
Women do not deliberately steal They do deliberately msrep
goods They embers could
necessity food law if had
ing foods
If not innate lovers of TRUTH why does religion appeal
forcby them than men? Why the
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

Diaz is said to be worth $20,000,-
900. Which goes to show that the
old man possessed considerable rainy.
day wisdom
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

A noted German materialist. while
trying to reach a book. fell and was
seriously hurt. An argument In IA
vor of the five-foot library.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

he is until somebody asks him to take
a ride In his aeroplane.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

When the baseball player uses his
bat the fan refrains from using his
hammer. One good knock forestalls
RpSther
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

A Kansas Judge rules that stealing
another mans wife is petty larceny.
This is one time when we try to ap.
pear wise by making no comment.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

A Spanish prince has been arrested
IN Paris for shoplifting, but this will
not necessarily make store thievery
a fashionable amusement
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

The New Jersey onion crop has been
practically ruined by cutworms-but
we still have Texas AMI Bermuda to
fall back upon.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

The streets of Chicago are so un-
safe that the chief of police recon-
mends police escort for all unaccom
panied women who have to be out in
the evening. Such Is civilization In
Chicago.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

These are the days in which sto-
ries CT canoeing episodes are accom-
panied by the words: He could not
swim"
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

II the speed craze continues to in
crease we shall soon hear caroeists
complain of Joy riders in motorboats.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

Many a citizen is complaining these
days because his neighbor does not
sharpen his lawnmower.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

Manufacturers of sticky fly paper
are inclined to think that this swat
the fly" movement is another com
bination in restraint of trade.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

A Massachusetts mar fractured his
jaw by yawning. Was he in church
or at banquet?
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12
Muzzle the dogs.

Race suicide is unknown among the
nies. Swat 'em!
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12
''Fron
Under the
Flying
Chaff''
By A. w. MACY
Author of
"Shortcut Philosophy"

Half the pleasure life from knowing enjoy
ments
Dy their its shall know them but it is
top layer.
Eternal vigilance the price of liberty but many people
have the price
Having sensible thought occasionally does make
tual arc light
would go pitchfork are kent
away from church by heavy dew.
by Joseph b Bowss)
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

The snow shovel In Chicago is be-
ing traded of for a pair of ice tongs.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12

An unwise son maketh mad father.
No one is too old to set bad example.
Mental laziness leads to intellectual dry
rot
Some stage performances are worth GO
ing miles to miss.
One finger in the pie is worth a whole
hand in the soup.
To avoid falling into a financial pit,
keep your balance at the bank
Unsolicited advice is seldom relshed,
even though sugar-coated
Nature does not intend a man to be
ready for the scrap-heap at fftv.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-12
Highest Ideals of
Honesty Received
From Mother
Truth
Lovers
BY ISABELLE HATCH O'NEILL

"women poets who believe their poetry-and few
will be inclined to quarrel with that denitiondoes not
follow that woman thoroughly convinced that what she is
saying the TRUTH though by his logic proves to
be false cannot be called untruthful?
is guided to truth largely by her intuition a
by his logic To the modern world is new,
strange thing She gaps neither the meaning the
sity of law, business philosophy politics. mathematics To
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G.. has more han one trick in his bag!'
But Mercier shook his head.
That's their lookout! I'm going! II
people had listened TO me the police
would nave known everything Ions
ago.
And he went.
"Wnats eycgyihing?" asked Remy.
What was there To tell the police?
Why don't you answer, Gabriel? .
Al. so You know something! Wen. you
would do better to tell me, too, II you
don't want me to shout out that yoa
are an going mad! 80 Yes, that's
what Won are: mad
Gabriel put on a stupid look and pre-
tended not 70 understand the private
sccrc,ary's unseemly outburst,
"What something am l supposed to
know" he said. Il don't know wha
you mean
Remy began to lose his temper.
"TAis evening Richard and Monchar-
min We're behaving Ike lunatics here
between the acts"
= never noticed IT," grovled Gabriel.
very much annoyed.
Then you're the only one DO
you think that | didn't see them? . .
And that NJ Paradise, the manager OF
the Credit Central, noticed nothing
. And that VI. de n Borderie, the
Ambassador, has no eyes to see with
Why, all the subscribers were
pointing at our managers"
but what were our managers do!ng?'
asked Gabriel, quitting on his most inno-
cent air.
what were they doing? You know
| better tina any ore what they Were
dolng' '' You were there, :
And you were watching them. you and
Mercierl And you were the only
two who didn't laugh. .
81 don't understand
Gabriel raised MS arms and dropped
them to his sides again. which gesture
was meant 20 CONVEY that the question
did not interest him IN the least Remy
cont Iued:
"NYhat '' the sense OF this new mania
Of theirs Why won't thcy have am
one come near them now
what? Won't they have any one
come near t.em?'
And they won't let any one touch
Them
Really? Have you noticed tina, they
won't let any one touch them7 That Il
certainly odi!'
ION. so you admit Il. And high time
TOO. And then, they walk backward"
backward! You have seen our man
ayers walk backward why, | though
that only crabs walked backward"
Don't laugh, Gabriel; don't laugh"
I'm not laughing" protested Gabriel
looking as solemn as a Judge.
"p~Naps you can tell mo tnis
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- found his tov OUT.
And IN the process, his nerres hare become hardened and his emotions
covered NTH cdsttron; but hs nails and his accent hare acquired much
polish.
Behold, I hare travelled IN many lands and obserrcd men. their raj
and their oytooys; but elpoDhere hare / en naught like unto HIN!
He 10 q buyer OF winc and sooner Of pdter. and "thc chorus girls de-
"ohf" For he 10 more easily "Uorked' than a Sunday supplement- pusslc.
He knoweh oil the tdys Of making money; but Of making LOVE he
r1th forgotten the first rudtments and LOST. the knack.
For I' he re0ardeth I a. q waste Of TIME, and despiseth ANYTHING
fhos connot be bought With money eren a kiss.
HE pet adherence Is CHEAP man!
Hh idea OF music and drama 10 a "Girly Crib Shoe" and his idea Of
~ and Literature sodreth not beyond the comic supplement Of the Sunday
Sscspoper.
Yd he knopeth ALL the Glands on a French butottare by heart; and
sine ordering Of a dinner he is a fine artist!
He cdrethn not What his friends think Of him, neither That his enemies
of hm. For 1oi ne teareth neither Hearen nor man, nor automobiles
eonly TWO things IN all the uorld; eren the newspapers and the opinion
his WAITER.
In hts house he keepeth a "shoupiece" ana a decoration, ghich he
eth his "cffe" and phich he meeteth occasionally at the breakfast table.
But in his office he keepeth a blond shorthand maiden, uho Is his comfort
una his soldce.
For, 10! there Is something about one cocktail that mokGh him rant
another the moment he hath swallowed Il; and there is something about
be momdn that makeh him seek another the moment he hath married her.
Verify rcrfly, all the ways OF a Neo Yorker are wondcrJu! For 10,
cohen he deh, II he hath been good. he goeth unto RECTORS; but il he
hath been wicked, he goeth unto PHILADELPHIA.
Yet. I trent upon a long Journey. among the hghbrouS OF Boston. ana
the dGndteS OF Paris, and the johnnics Of London; and, behold, the BEST
thing l sac in all my trdres tas the first NEW YORKER. I beiere. upon
nv rctun'
Ifcl Torn and uOrshipped his ccGnshdren chin I rejoicod in his nil
Ny 10 "weGr clothes: !" his shoulders and his necktie ucre q reiet unto mine
eyes!
Yea, after the OTHERS, he looked GOOD to NE!
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The Phantom Of the Opera ~ IT. BY g. Sas 49, k L.

Christine Daac IL not the only one
who suddenly disappeared to~-nisht."
"Oh. nonsense
There's no nonsense about IL. Per
hnps you can tell me why. when Mother
Cry came down to the foyer just now
Merci"i took her by the hand and hur-
r.cl her away with him."
'I,eally?' said Gabriel. 81 never saw
It."
you did see It. Gabriel. for you went
with Mercier and Mother Giry 20 Mer-
c.er's Office. Since then, you and Mcr-
c.cr ave been seen. but no one has seen
Mother CRY"
apo you tulnk we've eaten herr"
40, hut you've locked her up in the
Office. and any one passing the ofice can
hear her yelling, 'Oh. the scoundrels'
on. the scoundrcls""
" this point Of this singular CONVEX
So zion. Mcrc!cr arrived. all ont OF breath.
"T.cgc" 20 said, IN "A gloomy voice.
IT'S worse than ever I shouted.
It's "a serious matter. open the loo
IT, l., NcrCIer' 7 heard footsteps. The
door opened and Moncha"n.n appeared
lie was very pale. lie Fa.d, What do
You want" I answered. Some n has
run away with Christine Dlae.' What
do you think he said? And.a good job,
too" And he shut the door, after put
ting this IN my hand
Mercicr opened his hand Rcmy and
Gabriel looked.
"Thc s~afctr.pis" cried Remy.
"Straufr' Strange" muttered Gabriel
who could not help shiyering.
suddenly a voice made tholn all three
turn round.
Il beg your pardon, gentlemen Coulc
,s.At t.1l y4.. u-.aTa on Flgfiua Dana fGYf
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Gabriel, as you're an intimate friend OF
the management: When | went up to
NJ. Richard. outside the foyer. during
the Garden interval. with my hand out
heforo me. why I'D NJ. M%oucharmia
hurrioily whisper 20 me. GO away! Go
away. Whatever o do, don't toucA
VI. lr dircctcur" Am / supposed 10 have
an Infectious disease"
ITS incredible"
And, a little later. when NJ. de In
Borde-ic went M 10 NJ Richard, did {
you see NJ Moncharmin fling h.mse..
between them and hear him exclaim,
VI Tambassadeur, | entreat you not "a
touch VI. L. d~irectcur?'
ITS terrible, '"' And what was
Richard doing meanwhile"
what was he doing? Why. you saw
him He turned about. bowed in front
OF him. though there was nobody in
front or him, ana withdrew backward. %
"~BarhNdrd"'
And M~oncharmin, behind Richard.
also turned about, that Is, he described
"a scmi-cllcle behind Richard and also
walked backward And thes
went like that 10 the staircase leadinH
70 the managers office; backward,
backward. backward! Well
~ they are not mad. viii you explain
what n means
perhaps they were practising a fig
ure in the ballet suggested Gabriel
without much conviction In his voice.
The secretary was furious AT thi'
wretchel joke. made nj 80 dramatic q
moment. lie knit his brows and con
tracted his lips. Then he put his moutf
20 Gahriels ear;
Don't he 50 sly, Gabriel. There are
things going on for which ycu and No
cler are partly responsible"
What do you mean" asked Gabriel
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In the ne VIII Buck, the Hardss, ovss
Signing . lease for his Fiat.
The most Sincere chap We ever xn~w
often wRs misjudged because he Sesked
Folks 10 . Pishy Hand-Shak-,
Its possible to Go 10 the Mat WITH
OUT Taking the Count,
Some of ~ have todsted a phole
bot OF Time fyviNO TO Get From
Under uhen Nothing uus Going to
Dropi
aorne Of the reiiers who tell ycu that
they've Got your Numb~r cout3n't pass
III the Primer Class In Arithmetic.
The Bulge OF the surs-E Enough Lobster
over the Land Variety 10 that he can
Rcgrow Lost C1aws!
The Mvle kmoscs hts Rights. bat
ne hos q Punk Recipe for Getting
Thcmi
rr . Getaway Day for 0ieom. ana
Remember tho Date.
We've seen . LRt Il Action around
Hornets Nsss that weren't Poked at
all!
The Boe1~ MAJ gets away With His
BUNS becsuss As's rarely asksd 10
Show his Mitt!
Every time Ne fssl uhe HsnAhG
Folks 10 eahs . Peek In h Giaas. and
then. somehow. - dops II out that thsy
.,,r- ,A hAVa NrssS n~nA ~ E.RtaaA
A. VI ourselves always hAvc
some mighty sanctimonious Sinners
at critical Junctures IN our Affairs have
exuded that crack ma we ougf I to be
either q Man or q Mouse!
You con be Brief tDithoSt being
BrusQuc!
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had eats eyes At night: everybody
knew that. Yee yss. he haA
undoubtedly fred at Erik. Why had
he not killed him? The monsssr had
fed mp the gutterspout like q cat or 4
convict who-everybody knew that also
would scale the very skies WIN The
help OF the eutterspoU No
doubt Erik WAS at that time contain
plating rome decisive step agAinst
Raoul. but he had been wounded and
had escaped to turn against poor Chris-
tine instead.
Such were the cruel thoughts that
haunted Raoui rs he ran to the singers
dressing room.
Christine! Christine"
Bitter tears scorched the boys eye.
lids az he saw scattered over sne surni-
ture the clothes which his beautiful
bride vas TO have worn a. the o OF
their Night. oh. why had she refusea
% leave earlier
Why had she toyed with the threaten
ing catastropheH why toyed with the
monsters h-artr Why. IN a nnal ac-
cess OF pity, had she insisted on Ringing,
as a last sop TO that demons soul. her
divine song:
Holy angel. In Heaven blessed.
Ny spirit longs with thee to rest!"
Rloul. his throa, filled with sobs,
oaths n insults. fumbled awkardly at
the great MIR o that had opened one
night before his eyes TO let Christine
pass 10 tho murky dwelling below. He
pushed. pressed, eroped about. but the
glass apparently obeyed no one but
Erik. PC.haps action were
not enough with a glass OF that kind1
Perhaps he were expected 10 utter GER
tain Words when he was . little boy
he had heard that there wore things
that obeyed the spoken word
Suddenly Raoul remembered some
thing bout a gate opening into the Rue
Scribe, al underground passage running
straight to the Rue Scribe from the
lake. 80 Yes. Christine a tolA
him about that. ''s And. whcn he
found that the key was no longer in
the box. he nevertheless ran to the Rue
Scribe.
Outside IN the street he passed hts
trembling hands over the huge stones.
felt for outlets met with iron
bars were those they? .
or these? Or could Il be that
air hole? 80 He plunged his use-
less eyes through the bars. . How
dark It was In thersl $50 He
listened. All was silence, . . .
He went round the building . and
came to bigger bars. immense gates,
49, 1t was the entrance TO the cova
de ADMINISTRATION.
CTs Be c~ontinusd.)
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sYNnrsIs OF rRECEnlNG CHAPTEns.

SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING
l.aoul d, thagng loves and II loved by Christine
l1ae, ID ueIUuluI young uHria singer. IA. Tan
opera npEr. where Christine sing.. Ia haunted.
the employer declare. us d .aeletnn-ik G,H-..-
ton which tIey call The opera Ghost. Two ne y
managers take Char.t u ilt upcr1 House, To-.
resolve a letter siguel "Ougr3 Ghost" demaa ii-i
muucy tribute aad tine constant use OF liuS . ~
the graui tier. The "Drert Ghost illlH in love
with Christine. she cOrir-srs her love fr Rlngi
and. though warning hlm tlr. can never mtIIf,
become, cugaEHl 90 HIN. Christine one JaN take
Hauul to the iont n the 0lrrd li-use. Their -hs
tells Ian OF 81 m4,kcl man with seomin-iy sulce-
natural powers VINO loves her and who once carrie,
her TO hs abode uI an isiaul in the lake that
llc- under Tia opera house. There, she SAYS, he
removed hi, mass. disclosing a horrible face, she
escaped from ll. uoRcr bN a ruse. liEDul is easer
tU slly the man. Christine saws this cannot Toe
dome. An unseen creature has followed them an
overheard their talk. As Christine ia singing IN
"iau,t' one night she is N y,tC1nusy kidnapped,
The manager, oi the Opera House vainy question
tit.N one about her.
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WHat 10 YOU think he shouted at me-
Have you a safety pin" NO" Wei,
then, clear out" | tried 10 tell him that
an uuhetrd-or thing had happened on
the Stage, but he roared. 4 safety pin
Give me a safety Pm al once A boy
heard hlm-he was believing like a
rull-ran up with n safety pin and gave
u TO MIN: Whcreupon Moncharmin
slammed the door IN my face, n there
YOU are
and cculdn't you ave said, Chris
tine Daac?'"
Il should like to have seen you in my
place. lie was foaining at the mouth.
lIc thought OF nothing but his safety
pa. ] believe. II they hadn't brought
him one on the spot he would have
fallen down iu a lit, on, all this
..l'' natural, and our managers are go
ing mad, Besides, II can't go on
Ike tris' I'm not used to being treated
.I that fashion"
suddenly Gabriel whispered;
ITS another trick of o. G's,"
Remy gave a grin, MERCER a Sigh and
seemed about TO speak ''' but, meet
.ngG abriel's eye. said nothing.
However, MERCER felt his responsible
lty Increased as the minutes passed
without the managers appearing; and,
pt last, ne could stand It no longer,
Look here, III go and hunt them out
myself
Gabriel. turning very gloomy and seri-
GUS, stopped him.
BE careful what you're doing, Mer'
cier, II they're staying In their ofics
it's probably because they have TO! o
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ers OF tho Angel OF Music, In this do
main OF the opera in which he had get
up his empire. And Raoul rushed on
tho stage In n mad ~ OF love and de-
SPAR.
"rhristine' Christine he moaned.
Game to her "a he felt that she must
10 calling t. him from the depths OF
mat dark pit 10 which the monster had
carried her christine! Christine"
Ara lr seemed to hear the fran girl',
scrcH nus through tho rrail boards TINT
separated him from her. lie bent for
ward. 10 listened, he wan
Iorcd over the stage like a mailman.
IA. 30 descend. 10 descend into that pit
was closed to him. for the
stairs tuat led below tho stage were
forbidden to one and all that night
"Chrlstiue Christine!
People pushed him aside. laughing
They made fun OF him, They thought
the poor lovers brain was gone!
BY VIVA mad road. through what
passages OF mystery n darkness
known 20 him alone a Erik dragged
that ~purc-spuled child To the awful
haunt. with tie Louis-phllippe room
opening out on the laks'
"CHrI-Uuc' Cur.stiue '' Why
don't you answer Are you
.auy.p . ."
Hllcous thoughts flashed through Ra-
Gus conge5ted brain. or course, Erik
must have discovered their secret. must
nave known that Christine had plsy ed
him false. what a vengeance would be
mis-
And Raoul thought again OF the yell
low stars that had come tho night before
and roamed over his balcony, Why had
he not put them out for good? There
we're some mer's eyes that dilated II
J the darkness and shone Ike star. OF
like cats eyes. Certainly albinos. wh<
:c.med 2, ave rabbits eyes by day
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Pie in Art

A y G-4st IN Chicago tells Of q lady in that
~ town who. with her maid. vent b. pun,
chase a stll -hfe picture for her dining
room.
Shs selected q canvas on v4ich were painted q
bunch n flowers. a pie cut IN two and q roll,
and was about TO IaY $50 for Il when her maid
approached a. whisper IN her ear.
Excuse me. ma'am." sad the servant. but
YOU are MAKING a bad bargain. saw a uAaurs
very muosh he this sold the other day Tor SIS, -
And was u as good AZ uhst"
"hsrs'. 'Ha'am. There wo . good deal NOR
us In Il Il lplucott'l
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old Socrates, cashin, In by the Done
Route. didn't blame IL on anybody, and
he had "A Shrew for "a wife at that!
The plug Sclf-Sympa'hy IL Scratched
even from the D~ovn-and-Out Stakes.
We never become no habituated 10
Missing our Cues that We forget 10
Sign the Payroll
Sometimes when we've thsught we
were Perplexed. We were merely Pur-
blindl
Make a Start eren u they pull
the Recall Flag on yor!
Leaders OF Men are Natural Born
I4aughers!
All tho Members OF the Self Kthders'
League wear Idca-Proof Helmetsl
Somehow we always feel that there's
Something SIMS ter about the Duck OF
whom his friends say that Hes There
with the Salve!'
Tho man Who insists upon the Boss
signing n Contract with him generally
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Aomor of The Mystery of tie NeNsw Room" az.

c~umstancse. tho aisurdity of the ques
ton would have made them "a with
laughter n they had not cAuxh sight
OF u face so sorrow-stricken that they
wcr" Mt once seized with pity. II was
the vicomte Raoui de Chagny.
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cit Was Ny FaaN.''

A MAN who signs his letter "R, L.
"A o." writes.
Il have been calling for some
tIhe upon a young girl with whom I am
IN owe. ] also think she cares for me.
Lately we Quarrelied and It was my
tauit. What shall | do?"
Apologize TO the young lady n the
quarrel was your fault. She will prob
ably Re glad to become friends with you
once more.
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T am Work.

nv. MEAD u Vermont told lie other Gay
TIE stop = tie two brothers who went
~ about lecturing on Temperance.
'Tbey reached q little town and billed 1t. and
Son after one Of them was picked up out OF Ore
ditch. very fll oi SINE q the local red eye,
WIZ. | Thought you we're one al those term
p-ranrc fellows. he was asked.
~ an, he replied, Ny brother does ne lee
turing sud furish the subject,
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lie Loves Her.

A MAJ who s,gus his letter
"A -. 81" writ a.
y have worked in the same
shop VITA a girl y a number OF years.
l am in love with her and a few days
aga ! odd her 50. | always thought
she liked. me, but en- ! told her
loved her she said she did not believe
me Now, what 10 YOU think she
mcant?"
! think thc ycgns lady probably does
like you, but she is a little shy. II she
you SO when yor said you loved her.
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The Days Good Stories

, were |iugus 20 tle bottom = ts ore~uln.l
bat. he 'ad " d'l. 500 De- o. to rr''
! Wien { tHII .wr FOO. faI|
= ,au.l lat, said ts bride. - you nti
not Ir-n - rplgA about b. .iul ought 70 s'ctf
more Fuib 70 l,UI VIE. '-LIulon opinion.
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Another Cir.

GIRL who signs her letter N. c."
~ writes:
"A young man calls on me and
besms to care for NE. However l saw
him with another girl. When | spoke
70 him about this he gave me a very
kly excuse, Do you think l should
Nlow him to call on me any more"'
As long as you are not engaged to
Re young man you have no-right u
tempt to make him limit his a',ou-
1ns TO YOU, lie has every right to call
II as many different girls as he
ares to.
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CHAPTER XIV.
lCortinucd.J
4 "SiUdUIar iffifUde.'

DNCItARMIN opened the door
at last. His eyes wers start
ing out OF his cad. / thought
he meant 10 strike me, !
could not get a word IN, and
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RI. IS fer a Cali.

pvs plenty Of ret atm night 50 qute aside from the ctquU tie d the question
&uu.
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s sayings Of g Is .
Mrs. Solomon
Being the Confessions of the
Sepen Hundredth Wife
zss..z.s=a BY Helen Ro4uiand

Csp,nshs. 1911. b. The pr. Publishing O. chs New Yort wsa0
= o, my Daughter, tchd, Is a NEW
Verify. rerily, he Is a man that hath been born
- IN Keokuk, or Boston, or Pottsto,cn, and hath
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"Cheer Up, Cuthbert!"
What's The Use of Being Blue?
SST There Is a Lot of Luck Left.
AAS
01T
BY Clarence L. Cullen

Copyright. 1911. By The re~ Pub
Fight Is an Appetizer for the
Feast
The Buzz-Saw ngurcs that II TT II
The evening world., 1911-03-31
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Advice to Lovers

Y dear young men, when you call upon a girl in the
evening make 1t a point to leave her home before
half past ten.