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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-06-12
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Geft over from last week.
Dean Hahn has been sick for a few
days and under the Doctors care.
Quite a number of our young peo
pie attended the dance at Manila on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Otto Waite was Manila Wis
itor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hemphill and lit
tie Jay went to Denison Wednesday
where little Jay had slight operation
performed for throat trouble.
]. T. Slater was a business visitor
at Carroll Wednesday.
Herman Neubaum and family spent
Decoration with friends in Hanover.
| Ben Quathamer and family attend
ed Decoration day services in De
fance.
| Mrs. Marian Newman and daughter
Miss Ola Hodgell, who have been
spending several months in Bismark
N. D., returned home Thursday even
ing Miss Olga taught school the
past year near Bismarck.
Mrs. Saka Newman, of Dixon, Neb.
came Thursday evening for few
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Geo. Carpenter.
J. J. Finnigan and daughter, Nora
were Manila visitors between trains
Thursday.
DR.. Carr, of Denison, was in this
vicinity Monday on business.
| Mrs. J. P. Welsh was a Dow City
visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hemphill autoed
to Dow City and Dunlap Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Arndt visited al
Manila few days last week. They
were guests at the home of theil
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Lueth.
The leap year party given at the
hall last Friday evening by Mrs. Joe
Brewster and Mrs. Geo. Finley was {
grand success 1t was really one Of
the pleasantest social events our towr
has ever had, and all present had 8
most delightful time. The refresh
ments were fine, the leap year feat
ure being a new departure here ant
was very funny. The gentlemen al
seemed to enjoy sitting back, waiting
to be asked to dance and the ladies
were careful that there should be M
wall flowers. Mrs. Brewster and Mrs
| lIllcy are W We COIlSI dCuIdCCu OA IAe
success of their efforts.
Mrs. Thomas McGinn is lying quite
i'll at her home south of town and is
under the doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Welsh and son
Paul, spent Sunday in the country al
| Joe Brewster's.
Miss Nora Finnigan is visiting with
| friends in Manila.
Mrs. w. L. Morton took trip tc
Sioux City Friday, returning in the
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Bonney were invited
out in the country Sunday to spend
the day with John Mullen and family
The doctor was sick and couldn't go
but Mrs. Bonney went and had most
enjoyable time. Mr.. Mullen has a
delightfully."- pleasant location and
large and comfortable country home
Mrs. Mullen is an excellent cook and
the table fairly groaned with the
weight of good things to eat.
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PARADISE NEWS.
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Mrs. Finner closed successful
spring term of school at the Othe
Rockwell school Saturday.
Fred Coleman is the proud posses
sor of a fine new auto.
Fred Fienholdt was taken quite i'll
Sunday. The doctor pronounced his
case as pneumonia. We hope, with
his many friends and relatives, for a
speedy recovery.
The Misses Bramley were callers
at the Sam Fox home Sunday.
Misses Alice Samuelson, Nora Stew
ensen and Fred Stevenson were Sun.
day callers at the Turner home.
Guy Rockwell was given a surprise
Monday night, June Sd, by number
of his friends. Games were the order
until midnight, when delightful lap
supper was served 1t being Guys
birthday, he was presented with fine
gold watch and fob.
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SOLDIER NEWS.
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LEFT over from last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schneckloth
Mr.. Albert Mas and son, Paul, were
pleasant callers at Ricketts, Monday
Mr.. Ernest Binger and Bonnie
Christensen called at the Richard
Baak home Monday.
Peter Bruhn and son, Rudolph
hauled wheat to Berne Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mas called
at the Rev. Grief home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Baak, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henry Schwarz, Mr. and Mrs
Fred and August Kuhlman, Mrs. P
Bruhn and daughters. Hertha ant
Hilda, Mr.. Bonnie Christensen. Mr.
Robert Rietz, Mr.. Sam Eyere were
pleasant visitors at the Adolph Ros
burg home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pinker visited
at the Henry Stamp home Sunday at
ternoOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rosburg, of Hin
ton, are visiting relatives and friend:
in this vicinity this week.
Mr.. Rudolph Bruhn and son, Her
bert, called at the Claus Rhode home
Sunday.
Miss Elsie Kruse visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Ernest Binger, one day last
week.
The Misses Marie and Erma Ros
burg, accompanied by Robert Rietz
took a pleasant drive to the Steil
home Sunday evening.
The Misses Knowles and Farrelly
closed successful terms OF school in
districts and Thursday, May Goth
by holding a union picnic at the Sol
der church grove. Ice cream. cake
and lemonade were served to about
fifty people. Besides the pupils and
patrons there were present the Miss
es Alvina and Lizzie Rhode, Minnie
Mas and Minnie Sheer, all of Maple
ton. Everyone who attended report
ed a most enjoyable time.
The Misses Marie and Lena Ros
burg visited their sister, Mrs. Albert
ester, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bruhn were
Charter Oak shoppers Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Annie Rhode visited with the
Misses Anna and Alvina SchnecklOth
Sunday afternoon.
John Eek, Jr. was Denison bust,
ness caller one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lehman called at
the Herman Schneckloth home Sun
day.
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ARION ITEMS.
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There was nice program at the
Christian Endeavor social at Mrs
Mackey's Friday evening. The pro
gram was as follows:
Instrumental Duet-Florence John
son and Grace Butler.
Solo-Donald Nelson.
Solo-Belle Enninger.
Reading Grace Butler.
Reading-Rev. F.. D. Calkins.
Reading-Bessie MARI.
Vocal Duet-Bessie MARI and Grace
Butler.
Rev. E. D. Calkins was a Dow City
caller Saturday.
Allan Dodge came Saturday to Wis
it at the home of his parents.
Mrs. E. D. Calkins, Mrs. Nichols
Mrs. Stilson, Mrs. l.. c. Butler and
Mrs. D. J. Butler drove to DenisOn
Monday evening to hear the temper
ance lecture and were greatly pleased
Misses Faye Head and Alta Mackey
went to the dance at Manila Friday
Mrs. Emma Bunk visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sciford, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Percy Dodge and Miss Anna
MAN were Denison callers Satur
day.
Friday morning the Ute high school
played ball with our boys at the fair
ground. The game was won by Arion
by score of 10 to 8.
Chas. Menagh, of Denison, came to
see Arion relatives Sunday.
Mrs. ThOs. Hewlett started Tuesday
for a visit with friends and relatives
at Wilton Junction, and will stop for
at week at Louisa, where Tom is rail
road agent.
Mrs. Henry Bell came for a short
visit with Mrs. D. J. Butler Saturday
Mrs. VIM. Mari and daughter
Marie, returned Saturday from visit
with relatives in Denison and vicinity
The school teachers, Professor
Merritt, Miss Dobson and Miss Colds
worthy. have gone to their homes for
the summer vacation. Miss Colds
worthy will teach the primary de-
partment again next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodge, of Sioux
City, came Saturday for visit with
relatives. Mrs. Dodge and the chill
dren will spend several weeks here
N. F. StilsOn was in DenisOn on bus
mess Friday.
Misses Cora Argotsinger and Stella
Staller visited their friend, Gretchen
Galland, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Oliver went to Rodney
to fish, but were rather disappointed
as fish were not biting we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Wingrove visit
ed Henry Petersen Sunday.
Two young ladies spent a pleasant
time at the Horatio Wfngrove home
last week.
Mrs. Delbert Lee was a Denison
shopper Monday.
Henry Galland was a Dow City call
er Saturday.
Adelia Brant, of Denison, visited at
J. Turnlund's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Wingrove
gave a strawberry feast to several
families last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Town, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. KEEP
ford, Mrs. "A. NJ. Wingroye and Buz
and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Turnlund were the guests who en-
joyed fried chicken, strawberries and
ice cream.
Miss Galland visited her friend,
Mary Staller, the last of the week.
Lovers of horse racing will be in
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cures effected in chronic cases which
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Treats all durable cases of Catarrh,
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If for any reason you cannot visit
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Futility.
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Teacher-Tommy. what is the
meaning of the word futility?
Tommy don't know exactly, but
an example of it would be trying to
tickle turtles back with chicken
feather.
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The Review-a big II and a. en-
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-13

the life of today
that few of MS unless right important part
things have been
worth considering but bright WIN
girls getting
colleges crowded beyond
capacity ran
three
hundred 30
development useful twenty
onefourth the men in college Today
they oneha the number ana at tle pIese i'e' i" ' ~
the colegetrained woman
that being ten IN the NOME III "Sn'' " W "
But what else broader outlook on life
the coese giving
statistics tell us something
much to the front IN amer
At present generally SPEAKING mere
marriages. and we are told by ese workers
in will divorce Tor every
That's rather thing probably or
But seemingly the only
York society women
proceedings They evidently do not
they would speed up to six
of without But if they
according statistical in ten years all OF us Will De geths
o.uouo Tor
divorce eghseVen
smaller So would seem the
enoughnd the OUTLOOK no" Is U
she il--may divorce question
that college doing At meeting OF col
special stress upon
should the college girls education Ihose
college in the world VINO nave
the side of domesciy and the nome But ney 40
matter
college be scientific
the chemistry of food the principles oil
children And TINS
the hmemaking that will last that VIII pIing
to sausy
the home because Will be ru
economically, a1istcaly. 49,. ,,.. - -,
life girls is benefit to the gli leIseI
becoming factor IN the
with the promise OF the dement's Una
follow.
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"PuNAHoU NIGHT"

Carrying out the plan recently an
nounced by Central Union Church for
a series of popular Sunday evening ser
vices, tomorrow evening will be Pun
ahou Night" Oahu College has been
invited to attend in a body, and the
music for the service will be furnished
by the combined boys and girls glee
club, assisted by Miss Collais.
The special numbers which they will
sing are: Hear Our Prayer Cby Alb
botD and The Plains of Peace Cby
Barnard. The address by DR.. Scudder
on Serving One will be of special
interest to young people.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tan Endeavor will hold instead of the
regular prayer meeting, a short so
cial Sing led by Mr.. Stanley Livings-
ton, after which all who are present
will adjourn in a body to the evening
church service.
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/ A dinner is to be served tonight IN
the steerage of the West Virginia,
which a number of local people have
been anticipating for some time.
Among the guests are Miss Case, Miss
Helen Rockwell, Miss Babcock, Miss
Irene Cooper, Miss Alice Cooper, Mr..
and Mrs Sheedy, Lieut. and Mrs.
James Pine, Lieut. and Mrs. Johnson,
and others. Mrs. Sheedy is the chap
eron.
Mrs Fiebeg was the hostess at Il
card party yesterday when a number
of friends passed few hours pleas
antly with 800" Her home at 1923
MaHh street was tastefully decorated
with ferns and white carnations. The
guests were Mrs. A. G. Ferguson, Mrs
A. F. Prescott, Mrs. James b. Monsar-
rat, Mrs. Kirk Porter, Mrs. Ernest
Giesekie Mrs. Anna F Wright, Mrs.
Claude Kellogg, Mrs Martha Winters,
Miss Florence Winters, Mrs Elmer T..
Winant Mrs. Frederick Cooper, Mrs.
Frederick Chandler. Mrs. Hobson, Mrs.
Joseph French, Mrs. Lee Austin ana
Miss Elsie Sanders.
The first prize was won by Mrs. ..
T. Winant, the second by Miss Flor
ence Winters, and the consolation by
Mrs. James Monsarrat.
On Thursday evening, January IL,
Colonel and Mrs. David ]. Rumbough
gave an exceptionally dainty and high
ly appreciated dinner in honor of Car
tain and Mrs. c. A. Sturges of the
Fifth Cavalry, Schofeld Barracks.
Captain and Mrs Shuttleworth of
the Second Infantry, Captain and Mrs.
e. T. Orion of the Fifth Cavalry were
also guests Captain and Mrs. p w.
Hand we're also invited to complete
the party and Joined them with cof-
fee. After dinner a number of delight
full selections from the best operas
were rendered on the new Victrola,
which was one of Mrs. Rumbough's
many Christmas presents
I NN e -..-,,s
At the annual meeting of the Out
rigger Club held at the home of Mrs.
F. M. Swanzy last Tuesday, a report
of the various committees were given.
A most successful year was reported,
many improvements having been made
to the buildings and grounds, and the
new year was looked forward to with
enthusiasm.
The club is limited to 200 members
and of these twenty-five may be ser
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vice people AS there is large wait.
ing list, it was voted to declare all
those whose dues are delinquent on
January 81 to be dropped from the list
in order to give others an opportunity
Hitherto, the same rule has been in eff
feet, except that the date of becominl
delinquent has been March 81 hereto
fore
The following list of officers were
elected for 1912.
President, Mrs. f. w. Swanzy.
First vice president, Mrs Timber
lake.
Second vice president, Mrs Andrew
Fuller.
Secretary, Mrs. w. A. Wall
Treasurer, Mrs. Il. A. Jones.
The directors are Mrs. Eben Low,
Mrs. Raymond Brown. Miss Ehrhorn,
Mrs. Montague Cooke. Mrs. Royal ID.
Mead. Mrs. c. F. Eckart and Mrs.
John Soper.
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Invitations are out for the play TO
be given by the College Club next Fri
day night at Punahou Bernard Shaw's
You Never Can Tell" Is to be pre-
scented, with the following cast:
Miss Clandon .........,...M Miss Pope
Miss Dolly Clandon Miss Ella Tucker
Miss Gloria Clandon. Miss Dillingham;
Maid ,................M Miss Peterson
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Miss Woodford will give an infor-
NAL tea next Wednesday to few
friends, to meet Mrs. Hodgins
Miss Blair and Miss Lucas are host
esses for a luncheon at the Country
Club next Saturday.
Mrs. Mark, wife of Captain Mark,
will give a dinner next Friday night
at her home on Kinau street.
Mrs. T. C. Riley won a first prize,
Mrs. James Doesburg a second and
Mrs. Lillian B. Evans the consolation
prize at Mrs. Fiebig's party on Thurs
day. a4 %
Mrs. A Gartenberg is giving chill
drens party this afternoon for her
two children. About thirty little
friends have been invited. Games,
German songs, refreshments, bon
bons and good time for children is
the order of entertainment.
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| Miss Barrie Gamble gave a dinner
! last evening to few friends, among
whom were Miss Genevieve Jones,
Messrs. Robertson, Shaw and Robert
son, from Mello School, and Miss
Gamble. Miss Barrie CANDLES dainty
method of entertaining charmed the
young people and gave them most
delightful evening. The decorations
were charmingly arranged.
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A party in which everyone had ar
enjoyable time was that given by Mr.
and Mrs. e. F. Blake last Monday
night. Flags, flowers and ferns were
effectively combined in decoration
and splendid music furnished inspira
ton for dancing, which was kept VI
until nearly midnight, when refresh
ments were served on the lanai and in
the pergola adjoining the dining-room
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gere, Mr.. and
Mrs. GinauX, Mr. and Mrs. PHILIP
Frear, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Now
ell, Mr.. and Mrs Sayres, Mr.. and Mrs
Marston Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Drew and others.
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Mrs. E. A. Shuttleworth, wife oI
Captain Shuttleworth of the Second
infantry, Schofield Barracks, spent las
weekend in Honolulu, the guest o
Mrs. Gamble on Anapuni street.
An informal card party was givey
in the evening, in which Mrs. Edward:
secured the ladies first prize and Cap
tain Game the first prize for gentle
men. Those present were Major anC
Mrs Neville, Captain and Mrs. Ed
wards, Captain and Mrs. Game, Cap
tain and Mrs. Cook, Miss Gamble, Miss
Barrie Gamble and the guest of the oc
casiOn, Mrs Shuttleworth.
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OVER TIE TEACUPS.
BY Meg Negley.

C. CALLING DAYS FOR HOMO
o LULU.
Q Mondays: Punahou, College
q Hills, Manoa, Makiki
. Tuesdays: Waikiki, Kapio-
. lani Park, Kaimuki, Palolo.
9 Wednesdays: Nuuanu, Pun
9 nut, Pacific Heights. First and
Q Third Wednesdays above Nuu-
G anu Bridge. Second and Fourth
@ Wednesdays below Bridge.
g Fourth Wednesday, Pacific
g Heights.
g Thursdays: The Plains.
g Fridays: Hotels and town.
. Fourth Friday, Fort Shafter.
g First Tuesday, Fort Kruger.
9 Saturdays: Kalihi. Third and
@ Fourth Saturdays, Kamehame-
9 ha Schools.
Q O O Q Q o o Q @ C @ @ @ @ @ O.
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Mr. and Mrs e. l. Spalding are
leaving today for a two weeks outing
at the volcano
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SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.

Mrs. F. w. Swanzy gave another
of her charming dinners last night.
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SOMETHING TO REMEMBER.
When buying a cough medicine for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-13

children bear in mind that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is most effectual
for colds, Group and whooping cough
and that it contains no harmful drug.
For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii.
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Himalaya Cloth
all colors.

NEW STOCK OF KNITTED SWEATERS AND WHITE
DRESSES IN LINEN AND CORDUROY ARE INCLUDED
WITH OUR REGULAR STOCK AND WILL BE SOLD AT
THE SAME DISCOUNT.
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srARxvuLE ITEMS

Mrs. Frank Reinhoel visited the
county seat Tuesday.
Mrs! Jus. Nichols and Mrs. u. All.
son are In Tercio visiting their
mother. Mrs. Thos Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Val Day aud Mrs. Jas. Reed
visited friends In Cokedsle Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Tiiley fel and sprained
her ankle. but IL getting along nicely
Miss Dora Fourct visited Trinidad
saturday.
Mrs. Thos. Johns is on the sick
list this week.
Prof. Ellsworth has gone to Ia.
basco OIL u business trip.
Mrs. Joe Robinson has gone Ia
Hastings TO make her future home,
Roy R-inhoel and Miss Lizzie
Reinhoel visited Morley Monday.
Miss Agnes sharp and her sister
Jean visited Trinidad Wednesday.
Miss Anna Meek and Elizabeth
Hamilton have gone to Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. for months visi, with
relatives.
Mrs. Dave Thompson is spending
the week end with Mrs. Hugh Rcy.
uolds Of Valdez.
Arthur Demuison and VIII Skid.
more have gone to Pueblo for q
couple Of weeks.
Fred kocllins was in Starkvills
|. Wednesday evening visiting friends
Miss Gertrude Davis dnd sister
Maude are visiting Mrs. Jas. Scott.
BILLY Burns has gone to Clayton.
\. NJ, to reside.
Geo. Charters has gone to Sacra-
mento. California on u pleasure trip
Chas. Jolly visited Valdez sunday
with friends.
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BEST TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS
They ohsvid svOssst Aetisn aWt -
NJ Mind ~ the oAit1
et Work.

In selecting toys for ths sAia1rsa's
Christmas. remember they should b
such - 70 suggest aetios. snA bstAS
the fnaSination into piay. at It 10
the child who plays, not tie tey. saA
imaa1nation 70 me soul Of de psay.
The best toys are those which set
the mind to work. and give the little
brain sooDs fer sxpsnsieo. /" Thle y
one Of tAs ssfoasest rseou11saAAassos
for the simpler toys. TIE Noaasffsl
mechanical toys sold In the sheSs are
complete In themselves, asA leave sAs
child nothing to do but To vina tbsA
up and start them going In tAis
case. II 10 the toy that plays, 1st tAa
child. Chtldfsa sosa vsaPy 'os AGv-
ing nothing to =. aDl. losiag isAs0aaA
in the nopotonoss rs2seieisaG 0sAnl.
tie inauisativs A1Al sopAG S>eu6 -
vsstiSatins ths iAtsr1aaF FDGsAaa1DA.
greatly - tAs damage = ~ w.
which 10 seoa rsi1sd aAA 0poVG
away, while the oAlA sNsDs ~ aaanD.
mapt b ths oA tors tAAa ~ .
Aovelsssiy 1nasas tAAk SSag1el1aal
0sg ass ssDSoeal ~ = NegS11
iron tAs psa1ssfete - - ~
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irudgcd OF toward

,rudscd OF toward the fr tree IN the
vacant lot.
Rssina's eyes were too intent o.
her mission to sec that . thin curl
OF smokc was twisting from the chin.
ncy OF the bungalow that ramblsd In
the lot beyond the vacant one.
Regina drew near the coveted tree
and her heart expanded lovingly.
What = little beauty" she sx.
claimed half aloud.
The little tree was Of special orisia
and stood not much higher than Re.
gina. Over It's branches . veil Of
smoke seemed to lingsr. After mo-
ment spent in admiration. the girl put
down her big tub and began to clear
away the light fall Of snow from about
the roots Of the tree. Her checks
were gloriously red aud the sparkle
in her eyes rivaled the day Itself.
When the snow was cleared Regina
swung the great AZ Into the frossn
earth. The ground scarcely rsoDonlsd
to her strength. She swsss asaSa.
Hey! What are you doing to that
tree!"
Regina dropped her n and gAssl
in the direction Of the deep. gfak
voics. A man was standing On TIE
yeranda Of the bungalow.
Regina picked up her AZ aAd with
dignity swung It sSAi1.3
II say there. you-that tree b.
longs to mel" The man vAs oomiaG
. toward her.
Regina stopped and turned. This
is a vacant lot" she called out with
asperity.
Tho approaching male wAistlsu. His
speed quickened. He made An invol-
untary movement to raise . cap that
in his haste he had forgotten to
put on.
Il beg your pardon" his voice had
lost the gruR quality. Il thought you
were . man-but-that tree ID mine.
] brought II up from my fathers gar
den in the soatA." David LAnSaoFn
spoke rapidly. Rsgina's faos wss
rather startling In its beauty and hs
had . desire to cover her smbasrass-
ment. II have taken vsry ssssia1
care Of that tree" /.
"very special" Regina ~ ssally.
II have ltved hsso . wAoae UsuaF
and NO one" !
Il have bssn syaJ-alsslE'