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Win n Moral.

"The Aching Void. at the Circuit.
is a warning to humanity. A fash
ionable woman without children
hungers for the love which she has
been denied. and grieves at the
GOODNESS OF her husband, who also
longs for an offspring.
The woman tries 10 forget her
loneliness in society. The man
finds no comfort at home, and
gives himself entirely to business
and the club.
No consolation OF each others
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SHE MISSED PLAY.

PITTSBuRG, Pa. March 2O.-fic.
cause she could not go 90 the tho.
atre 10 see Sarah narnhardt play
Sapho." Mrs. Mary Smith. a
woman of French descent. commit.
ted suicide b. drinking cArbolIc
acid.
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BALLOONIST
DROWNED

HEHIIN. March 70 Whom the
balloon Dusseldorf. Ia which Paul
kayfer. a prominent aerouaut. and
a passenger LETT krefcld yesterday.
II was blown into tho Zuyder Zoe.
kayfer was drowned. and his pas
senger rescued with difficulty.
barely alive.
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TRY THIS IN SEATTLE

EUGENE. Ore. March 20-A
large pile Of unsawed wood has been
placed In the rear OF the Eugene
high school, and Principal Hug has
issued instructions that all tardy
pupils viii be excused from recita-
tons for the half day and be intro
duced % the woodpIIe and bncksaw.
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HOUSES

0n--s-rn cottage " biai -
so 10.--hsfnpm modern house. ThaokrFr
Iiacst stable fuofn.
| fis 90 - room. modern house, Alien
| lIarr
80 SEQ .rosfn modern house. West
| Crockett 81
so oo-f .feorn. modern house. EiEhth A..
a..
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JARVIS QUITS.

Capt. ID. II. Jarvis will resign
as secretary-treasurer Of the Alaska
Steamship Co. 20 become the head
OF the Northwestern Fisheries Co.
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MO ANSWER YET.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 20
China has not yet replied to the MI.
matum issued by Russia insisting
upon a closer adherence 10 the
treaty OF 1881.
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German off the bench during the
Cox trial on the ground Of preju.
dice, was defeated today.
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coz LosEs polNT

CINCINNATI. o., March 90
The attempt Of George -. Cox.
boss" of Cincinnati. under indict.
ment for perjury, TO swear Judge
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NYACK ". Y, March 20.--Two
men are under arrest here charged
with having made their home dur
ing the winter in a vault In the
Rockland cemetery. Their bed
consisted OF straw and blankets
spread upon two collins, and
funeral urns afforded a storehouse
for their food.
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HOW DO YOU DO IT?

REDWOOD CITY March 20
During a heated argument relative
to the correct pronunciation of San
Francisco. Natalie Ciovannoni. n
rancher OF Woodsidc. was struck
over the head with a hoe by Gus
tavin Guiste. q fellow laborer. Dis.
trict Attorney Swart heard both
men pronounce San Francisco. and
then declared they were justified In
becoming angry In having the Eng.
llsh language butchered.
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HE DIDN'T READ 1T.

LOS ANGELES, March 20.--Fail-
ing TO find a publisher for his book.
How to BE Happy" l.. b. Andrews
grew Respondent and attempted
suicide by drinking potion OF ar
senic. His condition Is serious.
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soAHp ANp ROOM.
HoMGsTEADs.

HoMGsTEADs.
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HOMESTEADs.
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your faro and locating fec We eau
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mixed farming land, close TO towns and
railroads; become Independent IN few
years, cheap rates Sec US, We will save
you time aud money
CANADIAN NORTffW HOME
STEADING COMPANY,
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SNAP
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Yiew Of Sound and Olympic mountains,
Seattle and bay. lots icFelf city water
70 minutes of Fioneer square
blocks u two car lircf and next %
high price properly Price taao. fie
rAEh, SO per month
S. p. DIXON a. CO.
zis Marion 81
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AAuLlNas sErp CO.
CONDENSATION

eufes ana catWs5 nafhtHE shall ever stop
iil pneumunta tu fuu huufsi Az Kinds
% fever tinsd poison. 30 matter he's
bad. liver. hiiuHf. arpEnsfirifts aae
fhrumafism faast 40 irfsatiif FsrslF
sis speedily fNmnfF "A asthma fatarfh.
stomach tFasshia walsh aF sHuR hrfNfr
she nanutaF san rct1nna ard al blood
diseases tunE and fhfuat trHapipp,
Stead Tor ear Tt.uaEu books % car
patnp and hafas indurserunnf- Soc
tufHa IN Waahinktan sines fsbruaff D.
tste
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
on improved or vacant property at and
per cent. any amount from $50 to 1900,
for long or short time, and easy pay
ments; no delay, Stuvievant q Co. ala
Boston Block. seconn ana Columbia
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FURNISHED HOUSES

Housekeeping rooms. ore iarWe roeun
Tor meu lee week each on The EFugnd
floor tft Pine
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CHATTEL LOANS
NNe~~~~N~~~~~r~~NeS~s~ NN.~N~~~~~S~~O~~~O~y~
Loans to working people. Oscar Il. Jen-
sen 3 Co. Inc, Sit Northern Bank bldg.
Fourth and Pike
Loans on furniture. horses. etc viii,
lam Roach. room III New York Bidx.
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NJ wAsnINGToN oxYGE.



RUPTURE cuHED--no not wsaF
tfasa. psfmansnf. absaiut.. without cpef-
aftea ~ tstsatt1n from ausinees o.
Il haf. ever eve huntfsd cases cafed raft
iso ysars. frosn sac gssr . AEe -
TIRE Harvard system. fQt hhafer mas
laLt Nn.nmA A. NnatILe
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
WOODSON

We have a great deal OF sickness
In this vicinity, but none serious.
We hope they will soon recover.
Walker Finley passed through
woodson Friday and reported his
Esther Robert Finley very sick.
He is some better at this writing.
A pleasant call was made to
Mrs. james Scott and daughter,
Frances by Misses Catherine Jes-
ter and Lieuetta Gorreil Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Alma johnson was among
the MarshsM visitors Monday.
There 10 singing held at Salem
Baptist church every "Wednesday
night iet ell attend and help the
good cause.
Marshall Pyle drove through
woodson Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
don went to wsrrensburs Thurs

don went to Wsrrensburg Thurs
daylight.
The little baby Of Mr.. and Mrs.
jesse Cundih 10 quite sick with
pneumonia. Also q brother OF Mr..
Cundiff Is quite sick with grip.
Word has been received here's at
Herndon that w. A. Huff Is get
ting along nicely and is able to be
up a little.
Miss Alice Decker OF Slater, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Thomas.
H. A. Thomas faced the storm
Friday and made a trip to Mar
shall.
The Missionary Society held an
all day meeting last Tuesday with
Mrs Thomas. Quite a number
were present and enjoyed a pleas
ant day. The next meeting will be
with Miss Hattie Herndon, the
second Tuesday IN February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Herndon visit
ed the formers sister Mrs. Ed
Elliot last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop have beer
! quite sick, but are a little better
Ernest Phillips and John Knigh'
| we're visitors in Marshall Friday.
John Bishop OF Shackelford hal
been helping 70 care for his father
who has been quite sick.
Notwithstanding the sleet Rev
( Wallace came from Sweet Spring.
Sunday and preached at Haze
Grove.
Mrs. W. A. Huff has had a seigt
OF grip but Is improving.
Adam Elliot has been quite sicl
the last week.
Grandma Taylor had a hard fal
one day last week and Is not at al
well.
Percy Taylor is on the sick lis
this week.
The oil wagon made a trip owe
the icy roads to Herndon and Blu,
4 Lick Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20

the last two months killed ais hogs
Ut his slaughter pen here. He and
This corp of helpers do first, class
work and thoroughly satisfactory.
l.. Mrs. r. z. Marshall after spend
ing several weeks here visiting re-
turned hast Wednesday to her home
IN st, Louis accompanied by her
mother Mrs. @. r. Martin.
!. Hnwood Davis late OF .chotcau,
Oklahoma and family are guests
OF Watson Diggs and wife.
Watson Diggs made a business
trip to Boonville last Tuesday.
Miss Lavinia Craig left Jan 18th
for Electra, Texas where she makes
her home with her brother Otis.
Mrs- w. E. Bingham was sick
with lagrippe last week but IL
better ct this writing.
Mrs. Laura Jagnow who went
to Chamois to attend the burial of
Miss Lydia Jagnow returned TO her
home here las. Sunday.
Mrs. j. II. Reynolds OF Cooper
was q town visitor Friday after
noon.
We are certainly experiencing all
kinds of weather now, sleet, hail,
rain etc. Our blacksmiths are US
ing extra help in order 20 shoe the
horses No they can travel safely.
Rev. Mori'z preached al the
German Evangelical church Sun
day afternoon
Drs. Hall and Lawless were call
ed here Sunday 20 see Mrs. Chas.
Garner who Is very sick.
Joe Hillea, s. j. Gibson and Lloyd
wilkerson all OF the county were
trading in town Monday after
noon.
l.. C. Swinney and daughter Miss
Kate OF the country We're town
visitors Monday.
s. Y. Thornton OF Cooper county,
one OF the directors Of the teie-
phone company attended the meet
ing here Monday and was a dinner
guest OF DIR. NJ. s. MEG uire.
Ralph Shemwell spent several
days in the country hast week with
John and Ed Green.
Our young folks are taking adj
vantage OF the sleet and are skat-
ing everywhere they can find q
smoth surface.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Intended for last week.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Lasley return
ed home Saturday from Blue Lick
where they had been spending a
week with the formers parents.
Mrs. J. w. Hyland and daugh-
ter spent a few days last week
with Dir. and Mrs. VIM. Hyiand.
Mrs. w. W. weinrich was the
guest OF her sister Mrs. A. q
Griffttts Monday.
Many from here attended the
funeral Of Arch Montgomery Sun.
day.
Fernando Salmon 10 on the sick
list this week. 3d..
B. H. Steele returned home Mon
day from his appointment ut Clar-
ence, No. 20.
Miss Lena Ploprd will leave. Sat
prday for Chillicothe, after p very
pheasant three weeks vacation
with parents and friends. 49,.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
SWEET SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Wheeler and
little son Denning spent Sunday at
Isaac Parsons.
John Chnard and three youngest
children returned from a three
weeks visit In North Carolina, the
home OF his parents
Protracted meeting began at the
Presbyterian church Sunday the 10,
Mrs. Katie Latimer OF Kansas
City visited relstives and friends
several days hast week.
Waiter Bright who is mail car
rier on route 4has been sick for
several days with grip.
The Prigmore school house three
miles northwest OF town was burn
ed Tuesday evening about $50
The teacher Miss Maude Harris,
has a contract nor aseven months
school.
John 7. Herndon me. with aser-
ious accident Friday while hauling
a load OF wood. The pole on
which he wss aitting fell to the
ground the wheels OF the wagon
badly bruising him. DR.. Harris o.
Gretchen ives called and Mr.. Hern'
don DO getting aAong nicely.
Rev. s. II. Carter who has beer
sick In Lafayette county for tn
nsst thirty DAYS ct the home o
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
DUNKERD CHURCH

Jim Duncan Is stIi on the sick
hist.
Otto Colt 10 much better.
Will Taylor Is on the sick list.
Harvey Cott Ia sick at present. :
I Dir. W. L. Sharp and Mas Lenors
Taylor were buggy riding one day
!. John W. Hays and Charies Dun
can were hauling wooa Sister
hast week. ~
Al. Hays wss a saline CITY cal
err q few days ago.
MIRA Charles Duncan Is Waiting
her mother in Sister.
Will Burnett killed hogs last
Wednesday.
1 The westher man will have &C
make q new almanac for he missed
1t or had the SIT. SNOW put off.
Joe Duncan sold Barney Colt q
cord OF stove wood for soc a cord
Mrs. John w. Hays was visiting
Mrs. o. H. Davis Sunday.
Miss Josie Colt Is visiting homs
folks at present she has been max
ing her home in Virginia keeping
house Tor her cousin.
Toney Geiger vas going ives,
Sunday inspite of the bad roads.
Charley Duncan and John w
Hays are going straight after 1t
They are cutting stove wood and
cord wood. They ~cerssinly make
the woods ring.
DR.. w. l.. Sharp passed through
here Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Davis is visiting
her daughter Mrs. j. H. Wilson.
MI. and Mrs. Jim Duncan wen
TO Slater Monday to see thsil
granddaughter. She was tskeI
suddenly sick Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
JESTER

John Sadewhite was calling at
the Lewis home Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lewis and lit
tie daughter were over to spend
the day Tuesday with j. X. Lewis
and Family.
Miss Ida Lewis was visiting in
Marshall a few days hast week.
We are glad TO hear little War
rem Caldwell is getting along NICE
ly.
I wonder what is taking Clarence
Davis up TO John Adams so much7
Miss Maude vesser is visiting
her grandparents in Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Lewis at
tended preaching at Salem Sunday
We r sorry 70 hear that Mrs
John Noble is on the sick list.
John Desmond and Miss Anna
Bell Perkins made a short visit al
the home OF J. X. Lewis Sunday.
Messrs. Weber ard Fenwick spen'
Sunday with John Noble and fam
lily.
Miss Laura Haberman visited In
Marshall Saturday night.
Chas. Lewis and wife were Sun
day guests OF Frank Vesser and
family.
Weber Bros. new house Is very
near completion and the young
people have begun TO look for
ward TO a party. We hope they
will not be disappointed.
Owing to the condition OF th'
roads after Fridays storm people
have been obliged 20 stay at hom'
more closely. We wonder j
Johnnie Adams made his usua
trip.
Misses Ira and Ruth Bell spen'
Friday night with T. z. Bell ant
family.e
J. 8. Lewis and family were vist
ing at his fathers Saturday night
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
NEW FRANKFORT

q. Z. Whining and Phil Redeem
bach are attending court this week.
Mrs. Dan Mccormick Is reported
some better. ~ fe.
Miss Ursula Thierfeider return
ed home Tuesday from q visit 20
Moberly and Higbee.
Mr.. Springer and Guy Noiand OF
Oregon, Mo-, are visiting Ed VIII
ming and family.
Arthur Kitchen and wife OF
Harmony waited his sister here
hast Thursday.
- Mrs. b. Winston received news
Saturday announcing the deAth.of
her brother. She left immediately
for Columbia where the burial
took place. 49,. 20
: Ed Whining and wife entertained
q number OF the young. people ~.
thaer home Monday evening. In
spite of the slick roads. quite. a
crowd, gsthersd end enjoyed the
evening. Mrs. Whining spared no
pains In entertaining. Refresh
menks we're served at q hate hour
and all went home having enjoyed
the pheasant social-
~ Chss. Thierfeider lost another
calf OF black leg. This makes the
fourth one he, has lost this fall.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
CountyNews ;
NELSON
e. T. Ault Is down with "trip.

e. T. Ault Ii down with grip.
The Baptist revival closed Mon
day night after atwo weeks dura-
ton There was one conversion.
John Baker 10 still very sick OF
bronchial asthma.
Mrs. DR.. Smith, received mes
sage Monday morning telling OF
the death OF her father. Mr.. Glenn
ings al Miami. Her mother Is al
10 critically III. She lost sister
Also several weeks ago.
Lem Hicks last week purchased
the Howard Smith property on
Garnett street, confederation $500.
Mrs. e. d. Sappington left for
Kansas City Saturday afternoon
and from there will go to England
Ark, to spend several months with
Mrs Kate Ayres and daughter,
Mrs. Reynolds.
Mrs. James verts went to
Boonville Friday to undergo an
operation for a ancer.
DIR. L. I. Shuck has been on the
sick list several days.
Mrs. w. B. Addison OF Marshall
spent last week at Mrs. r. b
Tborp's.
Mrs. Will Rhoades, west OF towr
clipped and fell In her kitchen Sat
urday and disiocated her hip.
Mrs. 8. q. Haniey In on the sick
List this week.
Rev. !. b. Dotson, OF Marshall
In visiting Nelson friends.
r. ]. Thorp. OF Marshall wat
down Friday visiting his parents
win Crockett has purchased
Boyd Davis residence and vii
move In March Isl. He will fol-
low his trade OF carpentering.
Geo. Mcclure, OF Grand Pass
AMI Mrs. VIII Fowler Of Kansa:
City were here over Sunday to Wis
Il L F. Mcclure and family. Mrs
Fowler remained for n longer visit
Will Kings team ran AWAY or
Main street Monday, but did nj
serious damage.
Chas. Murphy, OF the county
spent Sunday with his parents ant
attended the revival at the Bap
fist church
Postmaster Fowler was on tn
oick list this week.
Porter Thompson OF northeast o
town - down with the grip.
Frsnk Orr n suffering from
big carbuncle on his neck whicl
y quite eertous. H';F - q
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
BUCKEYE

"A resi- nice little blizzard swept
through this neighborhood, but II
wss not really wanted. no"
A wedding on Buck Rye has been
put OFT Anothnr year. -
Eoyd stephens and sister and the
Aisses OraA and Ida Woolum
spent . very enjoyable evening at
Mis- Msude Irvins' hast Thursday
evening. All departed at aiste
hour. And also declaring that they
kxad enjoyed themselves like "6o".
Miss Gertrude S~,azebrook OF
usnr Longwood has been visiting
rsasaives In Buck Eye vicinity. She
win return home the first Of the
week.
James Sbazebrook OF near Long
wood 10 visiting In Buck Eye vicin-
ity and Is reported 10 be enjoy
ing himself and we have hopes he
10 anyway.
Erness Irwin and his cousin Ger
trude Gsazebrook spent a very de-
lfghtful evening at the Misses Mel
he and Bessie Porters last Friday
evening.
A nice little social was at j. b
Twins last Saturday night Ii
honor OF his niece. All are report.
ed to have had an enjoyable time
There was to be preaching a
Shiloh church by the pastor bu,
he was unable to fulfill his appoin'
merrt on account of the condition
OF the roads.
]. L. Wiliiams Is talking oil put
ting In a new switchboard a
Miami In the near furture. Loo,
osti ladies' there's a chance for yo'
to be q hello grille.
Pansy Gadberry has been on th'
sick Let the hast week and the res
OF the the sick folks are said to b
improving.
Clell Witt wss on Buck Eye has
Friday night ON some very i'm
portant business-
NGatt Barnes and family open
esrndsy with J. L. Williams AM
lam&ly.
!. b. Irwin snd ION VIII depart
"a this week FOR lows TO look 10
: loFm Tor : location.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
ARROW ROCK

]. b. Sawyer q popular artist,
was calling on friends here the
first of last week.
Mrs. wstson Diggs and brother
G. H. Dickson were dinner guests
hast Tuesday at the home on n. +.
Hogge.
Jack Dysart OF the county was
In town Taesday. He brought IN
some fst hogs to be butchesed by
Prank 6vitsler, cols who has II
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
Eczema, Ringworm

letter, chapped hands or lips, boils
sores and ALL skin diseases are
quickly cured by the use of DR..
Bells Antiseptic Salve. Csc a box
at all dealers. A creamy snow
white ointment.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
HERNDON

DR., and Mrs, J. D. Jackson were
In Marshall one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephens
have moved TO Marshall. Mr.. steph
ems 10 going to work In the shoe
factory. '"''
Charles Fenwick was t~ransacting
business in Marshall Friday. -"
Floyd Freshman and Jack HerhS
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
Millions of Bottles

OF DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey used
annually 10 good evidence that 1t
Is a good remedy for LaGrippc,
coughs, colds, and all throat and
bronchial troubles. Look FOR the
Bell on the Bottle. Sold every
where.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20

That Aves ten years must have
merit. DR.. Bells Pine-Tsr-Honey
has been aold for aixteen years,
md sales have increased every
year. So you run no risk. We
guarantee Il. At all dealers.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
What Can We Saw

More than II you are not satisfied
after using Sutherland's Eagle
Eye Salve we will refund your mon
ey. Csc at all dealers.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
Children Cry
FOR flETcMER'S
CASTOR

Mrs, A, L. Cook and Mrs.. p. q.
Focte, Of AEalta Bend. we're guests
OF Mrs. James Cook ON West Mar
Ion Thursday and Friday Of lsst
week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-01-20
He Never Got His Money

back. Sutherland's Bagle Eye Sal
We cured his eyes and he did not
want II. Painless and harmless.
Csc at all dealers.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01
CRIMINAL NEGLECT
OF SKIN AND HAIR

Cuticura Soap and Ointment do SO
much for poor compilations, red,
rough hands, and dry, thin and fall
ing hair, and cost so little that it Is
almost criminal not TO use them.
Think Of the suffering entailed by
neglected skin troubles-mental be-
cause Of Observation-Disclosures be-
cause Of pain. Think of the pleasure
of a clear skin, soft white hands and
good hair. These blessings are often
only a matter of a little thoughtful,
timely care, viz.:-warm baths with
Cuticura Soap, assisted when neces-
sary by gentle anointings with Cuti-
cura Ointment. The latest Cuticura
book, an invaluable guide to skin and
hair health, will be mailed free, on
application to the Potter Drug 81
Chem. Corp, Boston, Mass.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-06-01

groups OF three at each side. Dark
green ribbon Is strung through the
straw and decorates the handle. A
rose with green leaves Is attached
to the top of the handle. This shape
Is always procurable and can be
changed completely in effect by the
addition Of ribbon flowers.
A rose in a circle of leaves is used
on a round fiat basket. Small buds OF
ribbon are attached to green stems
and hang from the handle. The bas,
ket Is lined with green silk stitched in
pink or yellow to repeat the color OF
the flowers.
On another little suggestion there is
a Vandyke effect of ribbon. Both up.
per and lower rims are wound with
ribbon. Large roses are surrounded
by ribbon leaves. They are placed at
the lower ribbon points on the basket.
Perhaps the exquisite work of the
empire days in France is convincing
proof Of the charm of ribbon-trimmed
baskets and bags. They are beautiful
examples of handiwork, and In the re-
turn Of this style of decoration all
women a rejoice, for 1t can be done
at home.
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ment. Then they all got up and went
sadly back to the library. and Fianni.
gan and / faced each other.
Flanagan was not a handsome man
at any time, though up to then he had
at least looked amiable. But now as
| stood with my hand on the back OF
my chair, his face grew suddenly
m%enacing. The silence was absolute:
I was the guiltiest wretch alive, and
opposite me the law lowered and
glovered, and held the yellow remnant
of a pineapple cheese! And in the ST.
lence that wretched watch lay and
licked and licked and licked. Then
Flanagan creaked ver and closed the
door into the hall, came back, picked
up the watch, and looked at it.
You're unlucky, I'm thinkin'," he
said finally. You've got the nerve
all right, but you amt cute enough"
Il don't know what you mean" I
%quavered. Give me that watch to re-
turn TO Mr.. HARRISON"
Not on your life," he retorted
easily. 81 give it back myself, like I'm
going to give back the necklace, If you
act like a sensible little girl"
] could only choke.
IT'S foolish, any way you look at
IT," he persisted. Here you are, lots
Of friends, folks that think you're all
right. Why, I reckon there isn't one
Of them that wouldn't lend you money
II you needed 1t so had"
"Wlll you be still?" l said f~uriously.
"Mr. HARRISON left that watch-with
me-an hour ago. Get him, and he
will tell you SO himself"
"Of course he would" Flanagan
conceded, looking at me with grudging
approval. HE wouldn't be what I
think he Is, If he didn't lie up and
down for you" There were voices in
the hall. Flanagan came closer. "An
hour ago, you say. And he told me
1t was gone this morning! It's a
losing game. miss. I'll give you "a
hours and then-the necklace, If yov
please, miss"