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FAIRCHILD-Passed away. at the home
OF bis parents, 20 Mt. Pleasant avenue,
on Saturday, January IS, Raymond Fair
clllld, youngest son of z. r. and Eva
l.. Fairchild, in his 9th year.
Funeral services at his late home on
Wednesday. January Il, at $50 o'clock.
Interrnent in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
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LOAFERS. LOOK Az THIS,

BERLIN, Jan, 16.--The prussian gov
eminent has submitted to the Diet a
bill which is designed to compel all
loafers and non-supporters of families
to go TO work.
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BROWN-At New Jersey Home FOR Dis
abled Soldiers. January IL, 1912. Andrew
T.. Brown, late of Company c, Twenty
FIFTH United states Colore1 Troops, aged
s. years.
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EMMANS-At Saranac Lake. y. T., on
January IA. 1912, II. Floyd. aged 3S years,
husband Of Mary 2. Eminans. and son
OF A., $. Ernmaus, Of Pompton, y. j.,
Crane street. Caldwell.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices as furnished through
Byrne d Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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CRANE-On Sunday, January II. 1e,.
Augusta c. Crane tnee Heinisch),
widow of George c. Crane, 80 Dover
street.
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FINNIGAN-on Monday. january u. i

FINNIGAN-On Monday. January ID. 1917,
Nicholas TTinuigan. brother of Mrs. Pat
rick Henry, 1872 Hamburg place. aged 81
years.
Rela tives. friends aud Charles Gushing
Post No. ID. American Volunteers Of
Foreign Service, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from Joseph }.
Mullins funeral parlors, los Washington
street, on Wednesday. January II, at 8
a.. M, to ST. Columba's Church. where "A
High Mass of Requiem viii be offered Tor
the repose Of his soul. 1nterment III the
Cemetery Of the Holy Sepulchre.
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BlEYEIt--On January Ii. 1919. al his
residence, IS Paterson street. Harri-
son, George Beyer.
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Entered into rest. on Sun
day. January Il. 1912. Bertha E. Hoff-
mann (nee L.ambertS). beloved mother
ct Charles. William and Louis Hoff-
mann. aged g. years / month Z days. =,
Relatives and friends, also the Ladies
Society of the First German Presby-
terlau Church, the Bethany Home So
riety. Hermina Lodge No. .. Q. y. Fl. s.;
the German Hospiial Ladies Society. the
E;ergischeu Ladies' Society and the
Pioneer Ladies Society. are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral on Wednes-
day. January Il. at . D. IN, from her
late residence. 633 South Twelfth street.
Intermeut in Woodland Cemetery.
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BALL-Alice Ball, beloved widow Of
James A. c. Ball. of Newark. aged SO
years. died January Il, 1912, 1853 East
105th street, New York city.
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PATHE-At her late home. 19l Thomas
street. Glen Ridge. n. j., on January "A,
l0i2. Mary j., beloved wife of owen NJ:
pathe, in her 6Ith year.
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DILLY-Entered into rest. on Saturday,
January -. 1912, Maria II}illy NEE
in her 18th year.
Funeral services will be held Oh Tues
day. January 16, at 3 p. M. at her late
residence. IS Bedford street. 1nterment
at convenience Of the family.
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AEMSTRONG-On January Is. 1912. at her
late residence, IS Cabinet street. Mary,
beloved wife of George Armstrong.
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NAYNARD-At Lakeside avenue. Pleas
antdale. on January II, 1872. Floyd May
iard. aged 81 years.
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MeCARTY-At Orange. y. j.. Oh January
u, 1912, James H.. beloved husband Of the
late Clara McCarty. at his rosiuence.
" Heury street.
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Months Mind.

S1IANLEY-Month's Mind High Mass will
be offered for the repose of the soul
of the late John r. Stanley at st
uary Is, 1912, at 8 a. n.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited to attend.
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LOGAN-On January II, 1912, Emma. wife
of the late Charles Logan.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral service from
the residence of her sister, Mrs. Edwin
Brewer, 315 Seventh avenue. on Wednes-
day. January II, at $50 p. m. 1nterment
IN Fairnlount Cemetery at the conve-
uience OF the family.
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IcAG-Peacefully fell asleep, Sunday. Jan
uary u, 1912, Frances Jane Ray, aged 100
YEARS l month and 10 days. beloved
mother of James l.. Ray. mt her late
residence. 43 Green street.
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MARSH-On January .. 1872. at the resi-
ilence of her daughter, Mrs. William
Mcmahon. 4SS North Firth street. Mary
J. Marsh.
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PACKER-On Sunday evening, January
"A. 1912, Jacob J. Packer. aged 60 years. s
South Eleventh street.
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MGELI.ER-On Monday. JANUARY IS,
1912. M%agdalena Mueller (nee
NronenwetD; beloved wife IF Carl
II Gays. $j7 South Eighth street.
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TSIZZOLI-On January Is. t9l2. Joseph,
husband of Louise Riazoli. 3 Court
Hous place.
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1IlLL-Passed away. on Monday, January
Is, 1872, William. beloved husband Of
BESSIE Hill (nee. Brown. in his 35th year,
los WainWrlght street.
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HAYDEN-On January Il, 1912. Henry. be-
loved husband of Mary Hayden fnee
Stahl). 1872 Sherman avenue.
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LFONARp-At Union, January Is, 1912,
John Leonard, beloved husband of Jane
L. Leonard, aged 50 years.
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OpDYCKE-Elisha w. opdycke. hus-
band Of Francile Opdycke Cnee
Warford).
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MURRAY-On January -, 1912. Kate,
beloved wife OF Richard Murray.
aged CT years.
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KfTHCART-At East Orange, n. j.. Sun
day, January "A. 1912, Laura Sayre, be-
loved wife of the late a. Fordyce Kltll-
carr. in her siXty-frst year, IS William
street.
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IIUNT-On January 10. lg12. Edith, be
loved wife OF Clarence Hunt (nee Do
relnus, and daughter Of Sadie Neary
Qnec Doromus,. aged 10 years. 2S Bank
street.
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sAUTTER-At West orange. y. j.. on
Sunday, January u. 1912, Charles Fred
erlck Sautter, beloved husband of Nora
Sautter lnee Ryan.
Relatives and friends, also Brotherhood
Of the Union, Colonel Emil Frey Circle
No. So, and Local No. II, United Hatters,
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the family residence, corner
Valley road anu Freeman street, on
Wednesday, January II. at 1880 p. M.
thence to the Orange Valley German
Presbyterian Church. where services will
he held. Interment in Rosedale Gene
terry.
SCHAEFER-At New Jersey Home for
Disabled Soldiers, January IA, 1912,
Franz Sclaefer. late of Company Il,
Thirty-third New Jersey Volunteers.
aged 81 years,
sMITH-on TUESDAY. January ls. 1912.
Annie H., VIE Of II, 3. smith, alG;
Seventh avenue.
s1RAuB-on Monday. January IL, 1872,
Joseph, beloved husband of Caroline
Strauh (nee Kuhn). in bis 18th year.
lo5 William street,
sTuRR-At Florida, y. y. on January
Is, 1912, William Il. Sturr. father
OF Mrs. a. p. Mayhem, OF II r~ichenor
street, Newark. NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at Oak Ridge.
Passaic county, n. j., Jacob Tallman.
N~0LLMER-On Sunday. January IA. 1912,
Elizabeth Vollmer (nee Teggethoff), be-
loved wife of Richard Volimer. and
daughter of John Teggethoff, aged 46
years 2 months and % days. 90 North
Num- avenue
wASHBURN-At New Jersey Home for
Disabled Soldiers, January IA, 1912.
Albert Washburn. late of Company
II, Thirtieth Pennsylvania Militia,
,aged 65 years.
pIOMANS-At AGRA. n. X. on Janusry
y. 1912. Clifton E.. husband OF Freida
Teomans.
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KIK&h.~On January 10, 1917, Anna, be-
loved wife oN.Josef Klfkaf. aged SIS years
months and 19,days. 5i4 South Eleventh
street.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid and asked prices appended
ire furnished through EiscIe & King:
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK

TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.
ing and Loan Assn, W 5 5tf1 st, A3
1T n fr Bloomfield av. 25xi0o........
SopAie Feldnan (admS) to Samuel
Krasner, W y Livingston st, 245 IL
II Avon av, S0x125.......,.......,..
Julian Leadbeater to Efingham r.
North, g s Belleville av. 800 IT s fr
Harvey st, 23x100.
William F. Headley to Frederick w.
B~eetchenow, W . Seymour av, 1872 IT
fir Avon ay, 25xl11.................
William 3. Dorland 10 Henry ".
keim. s s Orange st, % TT fr 4th
Louis II. Kelrsch to Harry palma
rozZa. ; s 18th aV, q IT c fr Lille
Sc, x
Robert Moessner to Henry ScheiM,
n $ Porter av, 212 fl fr Eli2abeRl
av, 2ox1o
g \; 5Jth ST. los # IF S. Orange
Clara A. Hewlett ana hus 10 samuel
Scl1echller, W S Camden ST, 2S II
II 10th av, 26Xl00
James F. Rodgers to Grace T. Pom
eroy, W $ Broad st, III IT fr orien-
tai st, I7xlOO
Cornelius c. Chamberlin to James r.
Chapman, G s johnson av, 66o Il fl
Hawthorne av, 25x1i2 ................
The Twentieth Century Land and Inn
provement Co. to Daniel S. Menzle.
W 5 Bergen st, 50 It n fl Runyon
ST, 5zxlO0
John F. Monahan Sheriff to Irvy
Myers ct al (trustees), s s 18th av,
" fr S. 18th st, 25x100 .................
Irvy Myers ct al (trustees) to Alfons
R. WEIGH, same property ...........
Jea dn eo, nin e. and Id, nus g
IT fr Peat st. 23x92 ..................
John Fl. Dunn & SONS TO Albert
Krauss, g s S. 18th st. $50 IT s fir
18th av, 2sx94
Barbara Criqui st al TO John Gaitka,
$ Lafayette st, "a fl Fl Monroe st,
Jacob Knobel. ir.. to Hensler Realty
Co., s W cor Houston st and New
York av. 39xt00
Huntington y. Warner ct al (exrs) to
Ernest Boentgen, 6 S Peshine av,
ia IT Fl Madison av. 25x105 ........
Melissa L. Barnett ct al to same,
Harriet w. Van Wagenen Ferguson
ct al TO Leonia W. Jaelnig, s s
BERKELEY av, 80 # fr Ridge ay,
UXlW
TOWNSHIPS.
Samuel Brooks to Solomon =.
Brooks, Irvington, IL s Tichenor
ter, 314 IT fr Grove ST, 25xlW.........
Brooklawn Company OF New Jersey
Hillside av. n W col. land Miss !.
Durrand. 23Ox150
Simon Greenhouse TO Mas Green
house. Bloomfield, n W 8 Chapman
st. $40 IT fr Bay av, 5ox1oo...."..:;.
currjer. z. Orange. q $ Haisted ST.
s9a # f. Rhode Island ay, o5xf00...
Sarah s. BovIe eli al TO Melville J..
Tllman. E, Orange W 9 West At.
s2s Il II Central av. 95xf42. ..........
William Bayles ct al 70 David Kari.
sfeuben st, ssxi99.
Wlnifred Donegan (exrx) to John J..
Cullen. Belleyiile. e S Dewitt av,
80 IT fir John st, 10Ox1e5.
w. Baldwin ct al to John
Buck. Nutley, n s Pake st, A5 ct
James n. Jarvie ct al to Walter S.
Comley pi, 1o9 It fr Essex av,
50xf0
Helen =. Bsnchelle and nus to
Grace Swenarton. Montclalr. cen
tens, 44xS1 .;.....:...@";.-".Y..;
and Building Co, Montclair, same
property
Godfrey Land and Building Co. to
Grace Swenarton, Montclair. n
Lincoln st, IS Fl fr Willowdale a9,
42xl60
Francis G. Cummings to Eugene j.
Van Ness, lrvinSton, SIS Clinton
av. " fir Augusta st, 4fxl2e, and
other tracts ........".;"."..n,..
Sidney, B. Siegman ct al TO 5. II; ;;
Realty Co, =. orange q : Central
ay, q # fr Nassau pl; o4SlVo.
. n. D. t'o9itS - W "a. nus
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JANSON-At East Orange, \. j.. January
-. 1872. Peter Janson, aged 81 years.
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KELLER-On January IA, 1912. Frank G
Keller. husband OF Albertine Keller.
aged 81 years.
Faueral on Wednesday. January II, at
> p. m, from Si6 Elizabeth avenue,
Eli2Hbetl. y. j. Funeral private.
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MOURNING FOODS

MOURNING goods dyed in n hours. KAT.
DYETNG CO. sic Orange 81. 643-W. 3. b
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SCHAEFER-At New Jersey Home for
Disabled Soldiers, January IA, 1919,
Franz Sellaefer. late of Company u,
Thirty-third New Jersey Volunteers,
aged 81 years.
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SAUJTER-At West Orange. \. j.. on
Sunday, January u, 1912, Charles Fred
erick Sautter. beloved husband of Nora
= Snntinn- lnnn R..ntl
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SMITH-On Tuesday. january 10. 1912,
Annie NJ, wife or N. e, Smith. $40
Seventh avenue.
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STRAUB-On Monday. January 10. 1912.
Joseph, beloved husband of Caroline
Strauh (nee Kuhn}. in bis 18th year,
f55 william street.
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STURR-At Florida. \. y. on January
Is, 1912, William T.. Sturr. father
OF Mrs. a. p. Mayhem, OF II Tichenor
street, Newark. NJ.
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FLORISTS.

j. d. KRoEHL. JR., 9 BELMONT Az.
Fresh cut flowers for ali occasions; flnera
designing a specially. Tel. 5462-J. Market.
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AUTO BANDITS ROB
An ENGLISH A|RMAN
The Aold.Up Was Not in the Air
but lust Out Of II.
ACCIDENT TO ENGINE
Young elrd-Man Has Thrilling Ex.
perIence With Hiohwaymen When
Mishap to His Machine compels
Him to Land on LonQ Island.

Hampstead L. Harry Bingham
has been making practice flights near
this city, called Sheriff c. F. Demott
OF Nassau county on the telephone
early the other morning with a
thrilling tale of hold-up. If not in the
air, just out OF 1t, in which he had
been relieved OF 3200 When the
sheriff had recovered from his sur
prise over the idea Of man going
up in the air al a. m with 5000 in
his pockets he ordered his automobile
and set out to chase the robbers.
Young Broun was In training for A
race. and it had been his practice to
20 aloft in his machine every day at
the crack OF dawn, wind conditions
permitting AT g. so o'clock, on the
day Of the holdup, be left the tent
which serves him for hangar in
the East Meadow, about five miles
east of Hampstead. where he was
quartered He took the air nicely, bur
| had not mounted higher than 100 feet
before his engine began to miss and
he decided to alight
| Il Was over another meadow, about
a mile and half from the hangar,
and | came down all right this was
| Broun's story-"near a fence. I
| scrambled through and was walking
! along the Fulton street road, to get
my mechanic. when ! noticed an auto
| mobile standing Il few yards away I
didn't think anything OF 1t and walked
| on toward 1t.
1T was a shabby old gray car with
out top, and there were two men in
| II who looked like chauHeurs-taxicab
| chaufYeurs, I should say. because
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SURE ABOUT THE SUFFERING
Small Boys. In Their Ideas Of the SUI.
ragette. Were Certain Of One
Thing. Anyway.

To two little French-American
boys belongs the credit Of establishing
new and logical definitions OF woman
suffrage
The boys are Paul and Allan Tll.
man. the little sons OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Paul Ullman, whose home ia
in Paris, and who have been spending
a part Of this winter In New York.
The boys have heard much OF course
OF suffrage and the militant move.
ment, and the other day Paul, who Is
8. turned to Alan, who Ia s. and said:
DO you know what a suffragette
Isl"
Yes" responded Alan, promptly.
Il do A suffragette is lady that
wants to have something to do with
the government and the men won't
let her and so she suffers. She sui.
fers awful"
Paul shook his head. II don't think
It's that way" he differed 81 think a
suffragette's a lady that breaks win
dows and gets put in Jail And then
won't eat anything, and that's how
she suffers. bet she suffers awful"
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"Throw Up Your Hands,"

they wore no livery, don't you know
and were not smartly dressed.
fancied that these chaps had probably
seen me come down and were waiting
to find out what was wrong.
But just as came abreast OF
their car. out they jumped, one from
each side. and stopped me. One OF
them had pistol. and he pointed it
straight at my head"
At this stage of the story some
body suggested that 1t was on Hemp
stead Heath. not on Hampstead
plains, that enterprising highwaymen
used to stop stage coaches with a
similar rude gesture. The British air.
man was not to be diverted by this
Renaissance. He went on:
THE fellow with the pistol said:
Throw up your hands and come
across. or I'll blow you higher than
ever you few
Il saw they had me, so l put up my
hands. and the other chap went
through my pockets and found the
money. Then they walked backwards
to the car. still keeping me covered
with the pistol, and got In and drove
OF as fast as they could. l ran along
the road to farm house. where |
knew there was telephone. and
called the sheriff"
The sheriff has not yet caught the
motor car bandits. He said he didn't
think this hold-up was prearranged
Perhaps the men in the car saw the
mishap to the airman by chance and
decided on the spur Of the moment to
hold him up. Perhaps, also there was
another explanation--but, anyhow.
motor car bandits had not got to be
the regular thing about Hampstead
vet awhile.
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An Introduction to any bishop in the
and, but he wondered on what pre-
text he could ask TO visit old Chud.
eigh, who was known to be both
scholarly and devout The opporlu-
Inity came when the bishop was giving
4 garden party, which included a sale
OF work for a charity.
1t was the first time Hugh had at
ended anything Of the kind. and he
stuffed his pockets full OF gold and
notes, determined TO buy everything
hat certain girl offered to him, If
only she We're among the saleswomen
To his great delight she was one of
the first he saw He grasped hand
Tul OF coin to be ready for all emer-
sencies; but whether it was the re.
suit Of accident or whether Miss Chud-
leigh recognized him, and avoided him
by design, he coald not say, but it
was only after deal OF maneuvering
On his part that he came face to face
pair OF sleeve links.
A little Inter he met Lady Yelling
-on. well known for her intelligence
and good works
Glad to see you here she said
Come along, and | will introduce you
70 Miss Chudleigh. She is girl who
will do you good. She is as clever as
she Is charming"
Allow me. Miss Chudleign.' said
lady Wellington, when they overlook
her, ito introduce Hugh Alllstaire, a
boy who may repay you for looking
after him as we'll as the waits and
strays you devote so much time to-"
and before either of the young couple
,ould utter word she was off.
"Yon see. teach boys three nights
4 week" said Miss Chudleigh, trying
to enlighten him.
All! lucky little beggars." cried
hugh.
"Oh. they are not all little. as
sure you. Their ages vary from 10
to 80"
What" cried Hugh. DO you
mea INTO tell me that you teach those
workingmen all by yourself?"
Not quite by myself. There are
too many OF them for that | could
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Love
Conquers All
By ALFRED GIBSON

Hugh Reudel Allistaire had been
brought Up In the lap Of luxury lie
was an only child and hi parents had
lone their best TO spOil him strange
TO say. hey had not quite succeeded.
lie had, 1t is true. achieved te" Writ <es
and many vices, but there was gen
aral Wholesomeness about the lad that
suggested possibilities when he ar
rived at lie years OF discretion. Vt
ne time Of writing he was "a and
mad never done a day ; work In his
life He had never. indeed done any
hing that he had not wished to do.
He WAS perhaps in quest Of turf her
experience in this direction v hen, in
company with a ehum, he dfopF4d in
Q afternoon tea a the Criterion res
aurant in Piccadilly Circus
At table in the corner OF the hall
sat tHo girls, one pretty and one more
han pretty 1t did no. take him a
racton OF second 10 iuai. up his
mind TO sit down al the mex able
where he could face them His friend
was prepared to enjoy the hunt
After casting at them d low admir-
ng elances in his best style, Hugh
wondered how he could approach
hem His companion. Cyril IIumbert,
vas equally perplexed l. was fairly
.vident that the ladies' themselves
we're determined to take 10 notice.
they would not even take otfense
II was six months after tie Critic
ion incident that he caught sight Of
aer again His heart gave a great
yound. and he was partly stifed by
,moton II was an experience he
lad never felt before This time she
vas accompanied of all men Il the
world by man who looked Ike a
bishop
Hugh followed them along Regent
.treet into Pail Mall where he ran
nto the arms OF an old school chum,
oh, | say, old chap erled Hugh,
can you tell me who thai church
nan is over there. that one with The
;trl
Why. | thought every ole knew
hat WAS old Bishop ChGdlegh. and il |
am not greatly mistaken that Is his
Grand daughter.
II was quite easy of man OF
iushs extensive acquaintance to gel
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Hyaiene Of CheerfuInesa.

Discussing the subject of health and
happiness, DR.. A. II. e. Wyant, a Chi
cago physician, recently declared that
grumbling becomes habit and Injuries
those who practice it, as mud-throw-
Ing soils the fingers Of the thrower.
Grumbling is positive injury to the
health. 1t spoils digestion and depress.
es the nerve centers. hindering all the
vital functions OF the body. It may
make one neurasthenic. for the body
and the mind react upon each other
II fatigued, rest will change your dis.
position. II cross, try little sleep.
Under all circumstances. seek the
grace Of thankfulness. Move out OF
urumblers' alley and make your home
on Thanksgiving street"