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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16
Die 3linoe.
goman aus benz GneIifaen.
l1prtIebuna.l

/
DieIem bon Sscar erftatteten 8e.
ri9te fplgte cine er9dnoenbe Mittbeis
lung Der goIi3ei. Die 9epDrben tpds
rem tbGtig unb bic DorFbetppbneri6aft
bsfaub ii9 tagelans in einem 3uitdnbs
fieberbuFter aufreguna. gtie bat pobl
bel einem 8erbrehen cine griinolihere
9a6forf6ung Ituttgefunben, unb ME
lit tpobl Elm biirftigerss Greebnib err
sielt tpprben. Gs tpurDe nibts Wes
IentIi6es, mas i6 ni6t fhpn felbF her'
dusssfunben bate, entoedt. Wan GEE
mann Die leberseusung, bub, pie i9 es
permut6et bate, Der Gaub ein tpphls
iiberlester eetpeIen lei. Sbglsi6 tetner
i'm gfarrbauie bic Sisbe eefsben bate,
10 tpurben tie bod. fpie BON Der Be
b6ros feftseiteGt fpuroe. an jenem Gage,
mo Die ungIiidli4e &iite nit ben Wtss
taIlplatten suerit in 9rptpnoopn abes'
Iiefert fporben mar, in 0imhurd seIes
ben. Ra6bem lie nit WiuBe eas Saus
unterfu1t, unb iih nit Den bduslihen
Gepo5nbeiten Der getpobner besfslben
betannt oenaht batten, ipareH Die
Sptbbuben gum 5ineiten Widle - ohns
3lpeifel, um ben Raub Su beesben -
bonuls ins 9orf getommen, als mir
tie entbsdt botten. Qls Iie ibren glan
bur6 bic uneripartete aiidienbung
Der @olbz uno SilberpIatten nah Com
oon oereiteIt fuhen, bdtten fie ibr. s3ett
obgepartet, tpureu nit Der &iits tpiebsr
mad 8roipnboipn getommsu, uro bots
ten, 9ant Der etnIomen Gage bes 6au=
Ies unb bem m6rotriIhen S6lass, NIT
tpeI6sm ite Sscar terpubtIos 81 Soosn
itredten, ibren 3tued srreiht.
Webr aI8 Elm 3euge mar ouf Der
StruBs BON Brighton tbrer gbutfs nit
Der aifte begsgnet. glls Fis uber ben
Wauen tpiebsr su bsn 5ubrpertsbes
iiber bra6ter, BON rpeldem fie benIels
ben qemistbet butten, mar bon Der &iite
nihts mebr su ieben. GompItcsn in
9rtgbton DureH ihnsn alIsr Wdbrs
T6etnIihieit mad bebiIfIih seipeien, Die
MetollpLatten aus Der 9iite su entfers
neu uHb in getp0bnIihe aeiis.offsr, bic
feline beipnpere 4ufmsrtiamteit on Der
Standardization srreoen tonntsn, Su
psrpadsn. 60 tautete bic Grtidrung
Der goIissi, unb glsidbiel ob fie nun
rihtig oosr uHriftig mar, 70 ftaub f.ii,
bab bic Spibbubsn niht geFabt ipurben
uno baB osr rdubsriFGe Ginbru6 in
Sacar's 5aus ouF bic tunee elite Der
Gerbrehen gTest tperbsn mub, fpeIhe
TO eeihidt ausqefiibrt ipsrben, bob Der
Urn bes 8sisBss bic TAdter ni9t er.
reiht.
Bir fir urTsreu sbeil fom.n gltl.
bariR Therein, 2ucilIa's gsifpiel al
foIgsn unb uns niht in nusIoI,n 9E1s
gen 5u ergebeH, fonoern bdntbar bafiir
gu Iein, baB Oscar obne srnfts 8srIsbs
ung babongs.ommen mar. 9ds liebel
mar nun einnaI gtfheben. Sn oisler
philoiopbif4sn Stimmung InbeH mir
Die Sa6s an. tpGhrtnb uuisr gufient
fia trboIte; mir briiiistsn uns gLIle nit
unierem 70 ungsmein beritdnoigen
8erbaIten uHb, - cd, mir nrm:n turss
ii4ttgsn Weuihen! mir fparsn Vile in
einem perbdngniBooueH Srrtbum be-
Foroen. Wsit eutFsrnt, Ttin Gnbs ere
reitt Su habsu, bate bos li.bel erit
oH9efangen. Die eissntIih.u sSoIaen
bss in 8roipnbDtpn periibten aaubts
foItsn ft4 nod ssigen unb folltsn ibre
eiesntbiimIi6e unb truurigs wirtuns
jebem Utit9Iisbe bss fIsinen in Dims
dur9 psriamHeIteu aretfss fiblbnr
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16
Bon G5tsbora bis Riaaa

Bon @5tebrrg Bis Riasa
Inn Moiorboot. Differ 9ose Iangis In
NiS5o ein fmiDebifher Gportsmnnn.
6trr 6ermdnn lnnb aus GtodbcIm
an. Der fiir feline RsiIs, bic sr TN Waos
torbpDt unternommfn. fDIgenbsn, nift
gang gtipobnlif,en Wtg gsipdblt bate:
Or berIitb Inn gull 1910 G0f<bora,
bnrdfnbr bic Gftfst nnb esiangie, uns
ter 9enubung bes Raifsr MiIxlmsslns
mails. In bic Qorblss. Damn boo sr In
bic MEIER Elm unb fhIGHgslie iim, ben
perFdiebsneH aonGIen foIeenb, burth
GlbsHburg bis9mfttrbam meter. Ban
bort ging es iiber aoiitrbdm, Antrfrs
per, BriiifeI unb aaf ben frnn55Tifdkn
adnGltE bis paris. aflshonu Iitb jib
1trr G0nb bon ben aDd1trn bsrG06ns
unb Rb0ne nan Mpisnpn traofn. pou
no aus q MlorieiIIs unb bnmit bns
Wittamssr unb i<in 3ieI, Nis5a. tr>
rsi4tt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16

ONTCn QHDerTpeIS WetlpIeYAHgeH pptt
@usfihten niht erfhtpert tporba Yer
8erftono aIIein foIlte enti5eiben unb er
entfhieo in 8erbtnbung nit Dem @tol-
se, ben bic feurige 2iebesertldruna bes
Grafen aneereet bate.
.@ie beI6dmen mid tief, Serr
Grail" rief iis fhlu63enb.
Gr fab iie nit IsibsnihoftIihsn
8liden on.
,GntI6eiben Ste!~ Ttommelte er be-
tpeet. ,Meins 8eperbung tann Sic
nidt iiberrui4en, ou i'd lie beuts nur
mieoerbpIe."
.aber tpenn sic fpdter bereuen ioII=
ten. -.
.8as. mas fpute id bereuen2" rief
er auffubrenO.
rgie tennsn mstne @erbdltniIe ="
Die Sic nicbt geIhaffen ba6en."
,ltnb penn in trobosm Die S'sls
lung beanIpru9e, bic Der 8emabIin
zines 9rdfen qebiibrt E. -"
sd iperhe 5tpl3 bdrauf fein, Sbnerl
eteIe eepGbren 5u t6nnen. Die gbrs
meiner 8emabtu lit audo bic Meinige
rnb SSbr Slid, Senriette, pirb Der
3ielpuntt meines eanssn 2sbens Iein."
geTenttsn Bids fIiiiterte fie bic
morte:
rSte tpiFen, 6err Graf, fpas Sts
t6un unb mas sic Der Melt eegsniibsr
reranttporteu tOnnen -. 60 nebmen
Sic mid oeun bin -"
.Ssnriette!"
r8ds on mir iTt, fou geI9eben, um
bic Gripurtungsr niht gu tGuiten. Die
sic uuf cine @erbinbung nit mir
fsBen."
sic buIbete es. baB sr sinsn auB
duF ibre Mdnssn briidte.
80" rief er tpie berauIht, nun
tperbe id nod einmuI eIiidIid per.
benz"
Gr srbpb ii9 unb ftIoB bic rsi5sroe
Sraut. bic iid ntht itrGubte, iHutg an
feline gruit.
rSie iin6 oie 8ebieterin meires Ser.
ans unb meineg 9erm0gens." fiigte sr
sGrtIib btr3u. vSegen Sie etnen
8unfb, 10 bsoorf es MIR elmer an'
beutunq uno ih erfiilIe Inn nit bam
gifsr, ben treue Qisbe in fih I6Iiebt."
8irtau BOT ibr ben &rm uno fiibrte
ffe in Dem Gemode auf urb ob aIs B
er feline grreguno oIburh beFdnfttgel
trplte. Sas 8efprdh, oas nun foIgt.,
mar cine DieberboIung beFs1, mas
borungesangsn. 65tts soeurie.ts rp6
3tpeiFel an Der lpirtIih IberIf1ipGn5tie
den 2iebe ifrss 9rdutiQams tegsn
t1nnen, bieIs Stunbe piirbe fie psrs
fhsu9t baben.
r9urf id isbt bic 5rsunbe rufsn?"
fruote er.
Ssnrietts CAB ibrs 3uftimmuns.
Der 9ruf soe bic 8lods.
Der Gu'teIIua trat Elm.
,Wothtas!"
g9ndhteer Srr!"
m9u folft 5usrft msin Slid erfah,
reH."
r8ie?" fras'e 6er8rsis 0srtpunoert.
Sd fperbe BON heute an auf girtuu
tpobnen, ME 0u ss itsts sstpinfdt
baft."
DER QIte oernetqte Tid tief.
rRiemano freut Iih oeHen mebr ais
th, grd6ioer Serr."
.D6bon bin ih ii6er3eugt. 4nein
ih fperbs ni6t alIein bier pob7en.
6ter 1T metns tiinftise, geurabIiH,
Define 6errin!"
9isIe @a6rttt tonnts ben aaItsIs
fon, Der fhon gsnug puBte, um
S6liife gu siehsn, taum iberraf9en.
Ufit bebeubsr Stimms risf sr:
rGmpfdnesn Sts meiuen gIids
tpunIh, 5err 8rnf!"
gr tiibte bic Sanb fsines 5errr
Damn perneigte er fi6 bpr Der 9rdut,
bic errDtbenb buntts.
rMdgft es ben 9omeItifen bsrtiins
ben, Mathias. 3upor is6o6 bite ben
Baron uub bic Dame, bic ibn begIsitet,
bob lie hter6er tDmmen.~
STINT Minuten fpdter erI9isusn Der
8arun unb 5ruu Braun.
fInr4Tob,ron FoTo4N
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Sas. 3. Dstmer an u. 6. gitIdte.
$1SS.
s5IOrenfe .. 5ibpotrid on price gin
eagle g. u. y. Co., $1400.
Rogbalend Wodrn an WetroppIitan
o. u. Z. Co., $500.
GnlIie glippinser an goraG .Spabr,
$1,000.
SObn MOObs an 10. 30. glippins.r,
$3.50.
etnna g. gOebm an aibsral 6. u.
9. Co., $500.
garri. gulb an Grant 6. saffn,r
u. Nnb., $3.50.
g. R. WiIb an College oi[l 6. u. g.
Co., $500.
9bereIa DiIesr an @inicn German
g. II. 6. g., $500.
RdrE 6. Billion on gloripcob Real
Gftote II. Smpr. Co., $750.
Gbfparb 8ruHboff an 5iife @. u.
z. Co., $4,000.
Senrp meiIsr an SatIsB Q. u. 6.
Co.. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--ste ssrasmseas---
Wa6tlageria Oie(es 3eilallers.

G6cE In ter ifteffsn 2ett gas ~ essptfIs
Bericner, bic bard Die gA5pfuHs SDtr btsabt
tuareu, iftb g. Iteat fein SpsifsI bst. b1s
ail6 teuisutnae nod gsrfOner srtiiirsa, bic
bHr6 siHs nnbsfHnrts ssraft fm GfdHbs Hne.
GteIes Sn fEuH uno nornHssniaaets. tpns fur
anDsre sri!nHnIib iff Hpb bleibt. Efir gcEAss
BAT bic saatur btsfs Tame befonafrs bsnilnisief.
benH ne bai sbr ele feItene Gabe. perfistsa. bas
reben ibrer aRiimenfcen tpie ssn anfasf6lnsss
nes EE6 aernn al iefen. Bsraebf ridf. sns
lie In ttrsr eiaenen sasfiSsns on Geefin mDsnMs
ipobuf. Hebmt bic yeofs GHb Ear anna tIs
Ssefin gpsuus. ham aett bsefsi6e tsrauf. bis
atr bic fHsne ssesieens bon Srdn y. DAGGER
erreidt. Eas 6ans IN sar IiHssE Gan6 nas
am a0nn IN Der Gams:
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MRS. III. YAEGER,

SesflH alssnHe. eln@sss, gtHtiznasi. Q.
asesis 50 Gents nue baribsr.
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Just a Glimpse Into
the New York Shops

fringe at the bottom and Yong cords TO
carry over the arm. The stamped de-
signs are conventional. The bags sell
at 81. They can be purohassd COM
pletely embroidered at s2.6o.
New white linen bags with white
cordelierss. stamped IN nsat designs,
are Is osnts. Al nnishsd thAy sell at
$50.
Stamped linen squares tn oross-stitch
Will keep the lttls miss employed and
give her a start In embroidery. They
are 10 cents
Something entirely new in embroidery
IL the rambler rose pattern. The tiny
little roses work up sxouisitsly.
This work IL being Demonstrated IN
one OF the art departments and Ill sorts
OF pretty articles are displayed.
Pillows stamped on white linen are
Is cents.
MORE silk belts are o cents md make
up beautifully.
After carefully watching the demon
strator. II Is a good plan to practise
upon some plain piece. For this pur-
pose there are linen squares at 10 cents
The evening world., 1911-05-15
8 a Mans Wife
A Chum or a Chattel?


MANN ~ 80, uuywu ~. ..,
80. 49,. .-.S~.
80 no.s...S"S. - I...- =.
.,M,,. 49,. =. 49, -.n. -
80.
80 ~
..o"yo , .eu~i TN.
~ e.'
w., "O
~ ano msns "rons. re NECoo'
NiArD' sor you mus Know ene' toe
nasser, .he 'e-r'u' eree.u'S .ne
oaihsihs v'ne' arc awakened ~ shs
preseh' 'nnerou.reht eno move sionf
IN the mat.a OF Vos1sss s0"eS0 oo-
mestio fi.LiClEh.
Eauai rishts an TIE HOA" y n
tnins' respect OF eech otn>r's wunss
Is the Aipha n omega OF u AL. Ihs
greatest love At me h>artnssons -
oaseo on FFAhofiA<.
II cakes two 20 make . BAfoA1N' II
taxes two 70 make BOND. u saxes
two to tell the truth. II axe TWO 10
tell . ne. 1t x two 70 esrss1 II
taxes TWO TO t0t. ~ ens
plano. . dtscord may pass on q N me
one hand, bwt II both hands ars swEy
all and coouoa are nst
THUS IN a quarrel. Ill = SAFE 4 oNLf
ONE GETS Mad AT A TINE we
The evening world., 1911-05-15
The Professors Mystery e. 3 N n % s4:n 1aa; "de:

waited where I was for the rest OF
the week. partly because ! was resolved
not 10 put myself In tho wrong afrcsh by
folio win Miss Tabor's movement too
INN ediately, and partly to give time for
Bab's promised v.ndicatlon of my char-
acter TO take effect. l could not. how
ever. believe that II would. In Itself.
make any great difference; for tho more
! considered. the moro It seemed to mo
that I had been right In my suspicion,
and that the whole empty charge had
been merely an excuse for driving me
from the house and "a device FOR termin-
atinz the acquaintance.
7 discovered during those few days
tho truth OF the saying that to think IN
the hardest thing in tho world, for my
attempts TO reason out the situation
perslstently resolved themselves into ad-
~venturous dream and emotional rem'-
niscences until | suspended Judgment IN
| despair and put tine whole matter from
my mind. And It was with an eager re-
llcs at last that | bade goodby to tho
| Ainslles and retracod my journey, BOD
| had received In the mean time no an
! swer 10 his letter. but by that time /
was not 20 be surprised.
/ took my old room at tho Inn, got ny
self into White ~fllnneis with leisureIy
determination. and set forth 20 call upon
| Miss Tabor. II was not hot, and all the
| air was clear with that sparkling zest
| common enough IN autumn. but rare In
tho heat Of midsummer; n M ] r
rled along the beauty OF tho world
| flowed over me in n great, Joyous wave
OF hope ana resolution. Tho little dis
lance between the inn and tho TnOors
I covered before / realized u.
rs Miss Tabor at home'" I asked
| the maid at tho door.
She took my card and hes'tateo.
"Ill 70 and see. sir" she said hnnlly'
and ushered me into the big living
room,
was all alone; voices came dimly
from other parts OF the house. and the
room where | sat was cool and pleas
ant. I found my heart beating a little
faster ana wondered at myself. Pres
emily the maid returned.
Miss Tabor Is not at nome" che
said.
lomehow had not expected Il. and
Cor n momCn ] stood looking AZ her
Jfaolish,v as Sic hold open the door.
"She Is IN town, IS she not" | asked
clgmsily.
II am not sure. sir. Shs 10 not al
home, STR" tho woman repeated wood
EMILY,
trudgsd back through the glare OF
the impossibly brilliant day sick with
disappointment, ~ wondering IL she
had really been away. Could there
be any reason why my card had not
been taken to her. Had some genera
order gone out against ms3 Then
brought my Imagination to . suddsa
! halt. I wa getting to be . fool. Til,
pSeba6ntV wss nat NE mAl1 ~
The evening world., 1911-05-15

vensO q yeuP ufs and the saarpsst
esats q your conduct and character.
NE = ~ domestic recording angel"
ThsPaesfs what she records makes
~ ~ thas bind O. the fsttsrs that
tan
u Z afS - say hat were the rec
os1s Of ne divorce courts to be CON-
p0oA into . question that would an
sv1 the majority OF oasss the aues-
usa weuh b;
WHO - Bo9sr
~ at ne beginning OF things Dur
Ia the honeymoon stAGs Il 10 like .
AstvA He Of the nrst part drives with
Ne - avsebiai ''ons hand"
~past-wants to. handle the rsins. He IL
seAsA - givs up; and psrchAnes II =
tAlsa yafty Joins the excursion, hangs
~ behind. Then the buggy goss TO
masn end the debris IL gathered to-
gUtheS In tho courthouse
For che day when MAN VA ne mas
IT, b at an END. It d an era Of
squal rights and equal WRONGS The
shattsi woma u becoming . thing
extinct The term my lord and mas
tsss u being ssleGated 10 the rear.
TAo unNsnsvsr would have only 20
iosk evQ the nsdd whore women have
attained . arm foothold b agree that
sSts shattsa woman u VANISHED ana
ne siord master vANQUrsHED.
NAs LAW ties must yield the palm
II <As LOVE ties. II 10 . case OF give
SanA st In order TO have friends BE
90 q order 70 have . real HUS.
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what's-his-nams-oeg pardon I nsvsr
can remember names-Sadd you had
zone for a walk"
She flushed a little. 'Mr. Crosby.
let me introduce DR.. Reid. HIS
memory never can catch up with him.
but you mustn't mind that. Walter.
Mr.. Crosby was a clasmats Of Bob
Ainslie's. you know"
S he said; so he aaid." Doctor REID
1erked out tho words. frowninG and
biting his forennger. Excuse me,
Lady. but-hold on a second. Got 70 go
baSk next car. twelve torty-nve." He
o at his watch. Twelve seven
now. Beg your pardon. MINI.
crosby. Beg your pardon."
They spoke together for . moment.
and We continued our waK uncomfort-
ably. Miss Tabor seemed uneasy, and
| thought h a DR.. Reid restrained
himself to our blower pace as II he
resented having 70 wait and thought III
OF mo for my very existence. l caught
him frownins sidelong at me once or
twice. and shooting little anxious
slances at Lady that angered ,9e I'M
reasonably.
] left them al the Ainslies' ana went
on TO a hurried luncheon made tastelrs5
by Irritation. Who In heavens name
was the man? A family physician
would hardly 20 cunning about the
country in tho daughters wake-for ]
could not doubt It was she that had
brought him here. Why on earth
should he be III TO nor | had never
met the man. What business had no %
behave as II no resented my being with
her-or for that matter, 20 resent any
thing she did We had planned a game
Of tennis for the Afternoon, and Dr..
Reid. I reflected. with savage ~satisfac-
ton. could hardly b expected to make
q third.
Bob mot me a. ths door. Hello, old
man." he said, I'VE have had q hitter
loss: DR.. Reid has carried Lady off with
| him to his distant lair"
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would be n the thought Of you - q
desperate character who couldn't be al
lowed overnight in . decent family
were not so ridiculous. I'll write 20
Tabor myself and tell him that he's got
the wrong mule by tho wrong leg; or
II you prefer we'll delegate the Job to
ono OF your older n wiser friends.
That's all there Is to e."
You're leaving out altogether too
much. How about m door being
locked7 How about the dago sailor at
the Inn? How about Miss Tabor's warn
Ing me of for nj. tlme, and then meet
Ing me here as II she hadn't seen mo
since Chrlstmas?"
Bob smoked and frowned a moment.
then brushed the din'culty aside.
Accidents. old fellow. accidents. The
locked door was a mistake. unless some
body thought you were too dangerous a
reprobate TO leave at large. The guinea
| was drunk. on your own showing. ~
for Lady. she has a better head thar
the average, but you can't get mo TO
| waste any time figuring out how any
|woman's mind works. i've been mar
rled three years"
We'll. I'm going to ana out what 1,
all means"
1T doesn't all mean anything. That's
where your kaleidoscope Imagination
gets to work. There isn't any conceiv-
able connection between these details,
and you talk as n they were yelled and
awful hints all pointing one way. Your
dragons are windmiils, I tell you. and
your helmets a copper kettle"
You'd think differently II you had
been there. Besides, ! know
stopped short. Bob was my friend. and
whatever I chose to tell him was my
own business, hut even 10 him I was no,
betraying condolences.
''Bob." I said. II can't prove Il. ever
70 you. but I know that there 10 some'
thing wrong; and I firmly believe tha'
somehow or other all these things work
into II. Now. II you a throw any light
at all. help me out"
'Tvc told you all I know. I'm no,
exactly an intimate OF these people. but
i've known them off and on for three OF
four years. and there simply isn't any
like every one else. only a little nicer
tho last people on earth 10 &C, queerlS
or have a closet skeleton"
AT any rate. they seem 10 waps 4
get rid ~ me-" ! said. Well. they can
do Il. Il they've got SONS %scandalou.
Idea Of me. they're going 10 apologize
and II they're IN, trouble, I'm going tC
make myself useful, I've fallen into AZ
adventure. and I'm going through with
It,"
'In tell YOU one thing" said Rob, very
solemnly Cor him, III there is any family
secret. It's nothing against Lady, She,
about ~ good and white and honest
but you don't need to DO told that"
' NO" sald Z. y. don't. Ana perhaps
~ - SeAooA"
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Three Times and Out.
BY John L. Hobble.

~ NE time I loved . little girl
Far better than my life.
And courted her for near q year
Il wished her for my wtfe);
But when the time had come. I thought
zone evening in the SPRING.;
To ask this girl to be my wife
I heard her sing.
Another girl 7 loved quite wsn
(she had a pretty voice);
] thought OF all the girls / knew.
She was my Very choice:
But when l was abou 10 ask
This little girl % sweet
II she would like TO be my wsfe-
saw her eat.
Then once again J loved a Rirl
tHer manners were the asst:
With voice just like the nAsnt.ngals's
This littlo girl was bless'd;
But when the time drew near M me
To ask the lady's Pa,
yissrned how she would some al look
l. Geu ~ ~ ~
The evening world., 1911-05-15
.Hn decorative ar, departments are

-HH decorative art departments are
busy centres nowadays. Women
1 are purchasing embroidery sup
pnss for the vacation days and the
stocks are. therefore. well filled at this
reason Of tho year. The frss instruo-
.ions given in this department OF sorne
Of ne shops u appreciated by the Gus
toners.
FOR the girl vS~ has ample time.
.hsrs 10 . linen drars pattern. ]. has a
dssp band design stamped a. an edge
for the tunio and the peasant blouse
also has q pretty stamped design.
These dress patterns car be had In
white. blue or lavender at -. which 10
very reasonable when one considers
that the came dress embroidered Is
offered at S%.
kltls orossbar dimity dresses for the
uttls folks have a dainty pattern
stamped on the small Dutch neck
vote and the kimono sleevcs. These
drsnss are all finished excepting the
smbroAdsry and sell at $40.
Seioesy made blue rompers have the
Dseeh nsck stamped In sca.lops and a
khV floral pattern. They are 70 cents
Nbf1ay aprons In natural or dark blue
,An0 AAvs Juvenile figures stamped ac-
rom tns large pocket. These are 10
csn1A
Dsits IN white and natural linen have
nNaa bunAles attached and are stamped
sithsP IN cross-stitch or floral design
rAsy ere 8 cents.
CAAdrsn's kittles in blue linen serN .
- aprons or little negligee dresses for
ne very warm days. They have the
Dutch nook and short sleeves with a
stamped design for embroidery in front
md upon tho sleeves, They sell at 81.
n Trays with narrow wooden frames
N>tGsd with a gilt beading have brass
Arhlas and below the glass bottom 10
{, Gotrs dix piece stamped for cmbroid-
~, These are very orname entail and
SAags in price from $50 to 81, according
- s1xs and finish.
1Anen tops for brooches or belt pins
hAse . very dainty design stamped
an them and sell at Ave cents.
- new musketeer bags in heavy
.3 vasa 'ssys . ssrrsUqnaaps
The evening world., 1911-05-15

BY that time I found words I'm all
right" I said, 'only you made me
jump with you ornamental way or
putting things. Who is he. anyway,
and what the devil right n he to
como and drag her away X this In
the middle Of her visit?"
Reid? Hos only her brother"
Her half-brother. you mean"
Il suppose 30. since the names differ
ent. Anyhow. he's no relation Ia Blue
beard. so you needn't go looking for
blood and thunder. / know you. It's
Just that somebody wasn't we'll at nome.
and they wanted her. Nothing at all
serious, no said: only II Lady was on
the ground she could he useful. Her
mothers heart is a little weak. you
know. suppose IT'S that"
Look here. Bob said ]. There's
something mysterious about that fam
ily. and although It's rome OF my busl-
ness. | want to know whatever YOU can
tell mo about them. I want 10 tell you
first what I know. md see II you can
help me clear II up"
Nonsense! You never saw a wind
mill yet without swearing II was a green
dragon with yellow eyes and a three
pronged tail. They are not half SO mys-
terlous as you are with that hush-hush
expression on your Innocent counte-
nance. Tabor's al importer. with n -four
'shing business in red ink and spaghetti
and other products Of Sunny IT.. Mrs
Tabor's a dear little soul with nerves
and an occasional palpitation. Lady's n
pippin. and Reds a strenuous saw
bones that lost half a second once In
his youth and has been chasing It ever
since. You've been reading too much
classical literature"
"Have you known them iongf"
why. no. not 90 very. Oh. oome In
out OF the sun and take Q ssdative.
You won't be happy till you've relieved
your nor1d mind"
I followed him into his den and sc-
cepted a cigarette and something cool
to drink. Then without more preface
told tho ale Of my adventure, be-
ginning with my arrival 81 the Tsbors's
home.
"Fine." was MS unfeeiing comment, 'I
shah lie awake nights waiting for your
next !nstalment OF condolences. What
are you going 70 DO nex,3"
That's what I'm trying to decide
grow.ed. And I wish you'd give me
a little serious thought. II you can stand
the strain, I l,ks ad ventures. bu, my
end OF this ono IL getting rather un-
manageable"
My dear a I'm a. serious a. a
Gagged owl. You've been treated out
"a geously, ~ that's any comfort 20 you.
Only ! fall TO see where your mystery
comes IN, OF course, It's just AZ they
said: Mr.. Tabor has heard some ab-
surd Islander. or got you mixed up with
somebody else: ana Mrs. Tabor worried
herself into . state sbout \. end thsy
tuuse m sst W Q s1ooa-N I