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Evening star., 1915-02-28


sciously she quick
ened her pace too,
and Tollemache interpreted these outward and visible
tokens OF dspeasure hostile to the notion that had
sprung into thrilling life in his mind that day at LIE
Faouet, when he peered down into Yvonnes agonzed
face he clinging like fly to the wall OF the
tower
"She regards as silly ass" he communed bit
terly, "and not without good cause. What place do
fill in the world anyhow? God created me live-wire
American, and the devil egged to spoil clean
I'm little better than hobo, and she knows it.
Well, I'll swallow my medicine
II say Kddie," he cried aloud, @you needn't go off
in huff just because was talking through my hat.
Wait till | light cigarette
Though he was not sure that the bantering protest
had deceived her, she pretended that it had; the
object aimed at achieved. But Tollemache was of
the tough fiber that regards sacrifice worth while
unless it is complete
"If you knew the facts, Yvonne, you'd get
mad with when l talk about marrying anybody
he went on. "Why do live in Pont Aven all the year
round? Because it's cheap Last year earned three
hundred and twenty francs for three pictures At that
rate of progress any girl who married me would jolly
soon starvc!'
Yvonne remembered the famous three Two
portraits of the oeograph order, in which Tolemache
had sfameessy attered his sitters. For these he
ceived the three hundred francs. The twenty were
paid for sketch of new villa which the builder
wished send to his motherinlaw Still, she allowed
herself to be surprised.
"Of course knew you only joking, Lorry,' she
said. @And while on the subject may as well
tell you that shall leave my father. What you
say about your is rather astonishing, for all
that. How you possibly hire autos and live
you do?7
"Oh, don't" he explained, with a sudden grrnness
of tone that she had heard before Nly father
pays all bills,vng expenses taors and that sort of
thing, you know. The moment | marry without his
approval | revert to my pocket-money allowance
The girl knew they were trenching again on dan
gerous topic. She exqusitey sensitive that she
felt the inmnence of avowal that it would be bet
ter, perhaps, not to hear.
what does money matter if we are happy?" she
cried cheerfuly. @And our small community in Pont
Aven very united and pleasant don't you think'
down from the front. Bet you fifty centmes he has
washed in little gem-something couldn't touch if
l tried every day for ten years.
dad is really very clever agreed Yvonne,
mentarly deaf to the irony of the words Il often
der why he has remained in village eighteen years
People say he would soon find place in Paris New
York. Sometimes | fancy that my mothers death
must have distressed him beyond measure He never
speaks of her, to Perhaps he can't bear to
vive sad memories" )"
Il understand that, said Tollemache Il be-
lieve should go dotty if married 1 really
loved and lost her"
Yvonne darted into shop to buy caramels. She had
to escape somehow. When she emerged one side of
her face buging, and she held out cardboard box
Take one,' she gurgled. Not yet twenty, she
Evening star., 1915-02-28

cessful. Stealing a
glance at Yvonne,
he noted her
heightened color
and a curiously de-
iant CLINT in her
blue eyes. Uncon-
sciously she quick
ened her pace too,
Evening star., 1915-02-28
Drawings by w. Berger
CHAPTER II. (Continued)
The Feast of Sainte Barbe

even among experienced
yachtsmen, there would not be lacking
those who might have regarded the Hiron-
delle's present voyage as piece Of folly.
There is no wilder coast in Europe than
the barrier Of shaggy rock that France
opposes to the ocean from St. Malo to
Biarritz. At Finistere, in particular,
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
DID NOT FEAR FOR kINsklRD
~ Hs csr,e home Win Broken lee
81 Wsuio ns sonsbedy Flss'a,
SAID TfitHa 20 His Nfs

t,0fd BiBnaifd ubo has sisays ts"n
noted i0f bis mHHy charitable eater
yfsSes IL noe sriisriy irtcrrsiipK't him
ser IN = fond 10 prGridr comforts
foT fnemhsrs ~ che Royal NAFhl Aif
service and ,hs Royal F1yirs rofpr
90 bic ,uuuFe, DAYS i1td k'nasird
y as 81 enthusiastic amateur iustbAii
sF BE had tns Tspgtation 81 hsiuE
a very fpifiiss payer. aFFotD.S ~
stitch fsct ~ amusing fi0rY 70 'o'd
Ons asy Lsdy hiBnaird vas tell
ing . fnend that shs feared bsT bus.
band would meet eth an arcldso'
shiis FisyihE bic 'sFofiis cams.
z On osristh she said snSiogsly
that be siii roms home uhs dsy with
= bfoben los
That meg be ansSer.d her friEra
With q smile bot ygsl Essy he csFtsip
that n Ait be- somebody slsss lea
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
STUTTeRER IS TO BE PlTlED
NsrvsOsn,u ana inability 10 Put
Ttoueh,s Quickly inte speech
Pesponsihls for HakiL

Nervousness and Inability % put ihs
thoughts quickly enough into spresh
are largely responsible for the alutisf
ioF hBbli ard any child no shows a
tendency 30 Eiutier should be dealt
9Th patiently in order 10 DISCOVER
~he4hsr II u merely : habii 10 BE-
osefcams ~ = more serious anirtion.
tns 20 isck ~ 90 ordination bet wesh
the muscles of the diaphfaKtn ard
fihs Nhere QUO IL trying 10 breathe
uh'le others are eudsavsrlns 20 Arti
culsts
Teach . chJd - enunciaie fio=iy
ahd 10 thiuk what he whnis 10 Say be
fore BE- tries 10 sSy q -, not s,artis
him by ndicule or sBdssA inisrrsp
iop MAKE him starr fresh whsn he
gets ,sisisd vp aud frightened 81 hls
Inability 70 Fs' oct vhai he Il tfytnF
20 say The kbopte5Es that one has
diEcuitT ia prohogbclng certain ~oFds
often produces the Ssry stutisrine
that one triss 10 avoid
u Il tremendous moffiscstiou 90
child sad q serious draSback in ever
pfOfession in later life, 90 thai the
eonarmsd stutterrf is a. nsuch 10 b.
pitied a. any ether sufferer frosu IN
hrnity. foT n really 10 that u ats
ally develops m carry ebfldhoea. prob
ably from souse hervoas sboos or fear
~her the yovbEsier IL 10 a ruu eown
cUseition.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

shBHrnfs at motif hor lte woven
iu HEUr.e These tcHs afr rut it
several T,-sti vaTs Among ottsis
istFt ....rc Of Itc figured upt has
eirch'rF Opening large enough ta
slip o,af tho hat crown Thfs ip
bound nnf uu ciEgur Dara Inserted in
ihs biui.ae serving to bold the vrti
about fh, crDsu The outer rtra ls
bound al,h hatro~. hias nrp ~
vhi'e sstin nod hsHFs 10 feur points
about The shoulders
Iiyt the majority ~ Fsdut wells ara
merely straight lengths - figured net
or lace hNwWed ainuG The straight
edge and gathered on au elastic cord
The other edges are bound With bias
fnid of sGua iss the biudIsg IN The
acls thpvh in tho illustration
friToB wells for uut.uG ur WptuT
wear haNo NOT brru changed fwm
thur. vufu heretofore Mus' ~ ihcw
are about tuu tgr3s long aHd three
quavsrs vti. viIn ttn,ri1,hrd bsWa
on iHsb ard bsif or $50 iuohep Wide
rut frs p1dr rbi7au. rut ia irbRih
ruficicnt 20 wafr d square and beln.
stitched Oh srGHna a." sefy practical
JULIA sorromtUN
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Whatever Nagafios tiia mlhsummcr
WaY bring SO iRe gay ~ .ada l,t us
hope tbat pretty rustiug vs.is viil De-
numbered among thetn Pb1r, sclt
~ ughi not of o. supple chiffon. that
snEerr 'hr gEhtuy breeze ihaf blows
or play Win the Hifrai Wiud are too
becoming and too pretty ip them
Eeisos TO be icit out ot our erboninE
juFt now the lsce ven 81 very rue.
plain net. ln m uf,n mrAh Wom Nith
tgthans ~ sailors serves 10 keep The
hair neat looking aud sometimes to
impross the appearance ~ the CON
piesion Unless the skin 10 very clear
ari someNhat rosy thcse face 'g,is
should bo chosen in a color or IN the
very bn,st and most lncouspIcuous
ihreadg aud meEhys w h,Rs6
Certain shades ~ rray and rtaytsh
blues and thoue coiors UlaEsed as
mode and iawu soinf are found 90
he uosi becoming ia mech 'ars ,siis
lH ihs fuett veaves ,bry srv hardly
discefntb'y. bit are iuyud iu brighten
ihH complexion more than hAos wells
The godet veil. vii,b was intro
duoed with the beginning ~ the spring
season promises Neu as = srH tos
midsImmsr Il - more yolum nous
than wells ~ plain ar figured not 90
even those - iBre. ehich sppear rrd
last sgEmer, but did not cone ibto
general use
Tuss, a. "a. 100000 p.ff. t.s.,, A
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

An iftshnAn ~as og' spnRins fer
eprks With a tread. wh0 pofieee thai
sithoaHh Niks alfred his rvn ssFsfal
times be did not shoo, y 90 A. issf
he ssid ~.ihs. Why didst ypu sAso'
that ilss' The whole fses ~aa riEbi
10 fr0nf % yyui-
~oi kDov." esta hlks. ~bst every
time o. sirsss me ran ~ dass aB
other wan cgins right eeiwsss Us"
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

M soct0r ssys gaEiHf vsrry.'
sala Mr.. OrpschsE We'll. 70 a., 40.
other aaeioy," replied fhs wifs -yfrEi
be says ySs mu1nf esiHt Thss ~
says yop mas,ni st9oks Nss hs ssys
poa sastuf sarry We aDu't les rou
A. aafihiss thsi yeB siil snioy '---
HAshiEEiOo stsF
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Recorded iu ,hs rics ~ NJ Aoafnsl
~ twau,s yrafs hra - hns an ag
cuuui pi ths captHfe and death ~ li'n
oNraa AZ ths Alute farm, ely wtles
es.st af McsibaFo uu Aunasy MAY a.
1850 Nhsa owens, Nh0 NAs nadef
death ssniencc tot n3Urdes ard hsa
osfs p,.a from thr 81 Ioseph tsl sas
surroandrd hy tasse beaded ~ y
~ YoWug. dsputf shffiH aud shoi 90
death while Attcmplins a. hSm hs
way Oat Macy % thr oia"s residents
~ thf c0nuty ~ili tessu thn lnriocnh
Fai.teN fVTNm
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Tha YsartA of Isiy 10 sos . aasi0u.
Al holiday. There is no na,ionsf baii
ear in this oo0Htry. nos svsn TIE DAY
"a whteh ~ declared UgS ina.psaS
snfs. There EFs savssni legal hoii
dsFs tbs Fopfth a JaiF ssiog smoas
ihssa. bsi % 8stiahal hailaag
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

= ne,ei tide eas thai tskrn hS Cir
white OF NodaWhy eoBRti NJ WhHr
iites Atoul tpo N,lira ftem HOPKINS
uB thF iUs rNW are sites yhs reu~Ht
heavy ralHf. vhea tbr rosds were no
pasNsbl, rs rotc = ncsiuf ioE to
tssn Atiirrd rubbpf sUit 81
VNsarca be- lcv'hsy tfa1,ltus Al the
rate 81 shnut 0ffe-u miies a. hoa
A. thA iot staried uedyt toe btldgs al
Haps tBs NJ NtHr pei1ed th, rltHc
tore ara climbed 80 4fety pithnai
snythihr 60 NpIff ahoui bat s.iiiUs
bavk hptht aEHiT
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

a fastlmg tints3 arrested ~ Nhkn
ygiis az fhAsge et dfant-nnrss al
niuea 70 itF raslies that b. had 81,
teinea ha3ns BY siseilng q {foNt ihf
hNrdNAe IS bullciiey fas 'snsgs
eVfs sAniisfium iie Nlf0 panfsas-,i
hsxiue sisicn Noid iossth whirh b.
bad sold lAteF fet taSH Ths ruaub.
nAtton rtade the esse oue ~ ibs o-ta
esi 90 hifkssil lie in SWINE tsn,e c,sal
msnt~d ths tNprsne
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

lehu - Ccckreil. one ~ The oiaes'
native born cuiHvBs pt Randolph
county di,aa St his bone besg hupis
vlIls iasi FRIDAY ~ the sgs el ~ tosfs
iie vas relative ot farmer hohea
Staies Senator y n C0ckrsn W"
oas an sy8ent Nrven supporter and l
tto rainbalrD nt 1876 sworv nni tp
COS hia hair until the e.ltel i3tfqrd
orator VS. vlocted prrssdcut hr died
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

uish Nv sne~J ~hns losAs hkusaas
hrlow hh shoulders
4 wsse Cns rssslsian etvu cutie
inalsnsni the oahsF siaht shra
re0srd ftoul siulnters % anssef q
ttlenbchs tsu fsCg-eiiBE hin ~ hsfft
seSp 10 ees Ntv rtkHv kftsf ~ ~.
Peatpdiy hsd asased briue tries
marian tte suAee 81 tbe eghsf end ~
tbe sHlnYh0tf coneiHc~d hlgn thai M
aisreepect SHf intenhsa Ana thAt -,
efsl usstaee'r 81 ths rice iamhy wsfs
u8 and pecaed measeAl auendanre
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Thr-r vav GOOD d-sl of eXcFe
nsnt ~ jefferson Cny ne other Ga
shea AZ baH Fsuse ore ~ ;hs play
@rs punished ss ~ vas iryiBg 10 ne!f
A lena m Nhsn sgscfaipfs rae 70
vhere fhs slayer bet hsa hsra sen
10 ghs fognd ihAt b. hsd fallen ipio
3 wsN i1Hz since Ehhnaonsa ard COS.
errd vfh pisnSs wttvh hst rutisa
erose arH tbs hsH EiaFsfa uTie,i
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Thsy say that a. inacrendress asa
aied and w~ni W hpsysn. rhst's
sethst f,snhy. has n bstenss ~ ths
start. Aes whsn bs feached ne ctics
tiui Ahsse hfg.r tAktak iunK leps
aruana diseussediy sxsaainea Welt
/ 40 poi peN that tins gttsse 10 mUch
sheae ef inderendenSe Vet an
ssefsi . een.lssBAn ~ho pas reefng
up agNinst a ptcnfUA thla Nnf
hsaerR HulckoV nefsid
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

sola riur snft taiTis three yrhrs
A., al 4 sisr was 'gutd hers a. a
gs-f..- y4rs-tly abA rsfsruCd - th+
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

fiayve Powers Of CsntrY. iosI 200
head of Hheep recently The sheep
Rad Just been shsarsd when rola raiss
came and hsrlng no shalisf ihgY
chilled 80 death Another hsavs lose
care last Wsrk ahsn Inhn atsutnh
- starbsrty had ~ bead of rattle
Carrtee
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

A. rs sssn estlrlAiee that oae
rat o. a farm wln aestFsy 800 worth
~ rrtin year. George Frrch, @r.
ursnr r~sr Hufas Old pretty 5000
= - dHvs' work last Eeek shea, SliA
tha as6 of q eourip ~ eDgs s2s fatf
were kHiad
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

THIS is y0er street In your cas- ="
resds = Figu posted by IN" AeN York
street cleaning department Keep it
a. clsaH A. y0or room in your b0uss "
A rather eNHctinF request kuf . good
mo1io for Any s~rtieu 81 sny city Too
many CitiEsnt old ard young seem 20
ihink that theif oalRais0ns - neat
Ress and riranl.uess end A. the front
gate King cts Democrat
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Feiiow usmtst, q ~ cluh ee~ttes
= ftecNe
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

- me sGmmFbcr mcni sseYf 5stsq 81
Nillism lowell cnilege. v sdncrisy
hr hunotSgs degree of ~ n vac
catered % HUn Nsiisr " ufsyps
of jefferson Chg iadEs ~ tbe Me.
'oufi Supreme court fudge nrsvpt
ass slsavs bren 3 ioyrl supporter ~
Niusm 1sssii nud hi- nlFh ,ntegti's
and she position ~ trust te holds
makes thts sell dssprvrd honor
I ilbcFty Advance
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

owner pheae uatNF Wa tbersyrd aa
H D Shes % 10 ili sHeris q iis Ions
siAY 81 Iish eHrih
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Firf,e CITY rYo~ erf had ttipp~s
,he.f th1ty hnh ytr If sitasbeiis.s
from that point lrstCidas
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

A Wild mar" has been caught near
Cbilhowee snd lodged ia the WRrrrns.
hnfr Jail Re makes ns WtvInpi Ia
islk aud srtt liky On animal
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

4 young civ tfSsriinG nsn ate
breakfast ~ tho ceuntif hotei ho
was CLANCY and vbsR he wanted
rrUset tsc. ~, tslffsp as ias6 @Plessr
chase the cow a0wR th,s sHf Nsff
lane" ssid TIRE landlod' TAI" thr
ruw aevn 90 vhrvt tbe rsU o. hoNl.
lnF Weston Chruniric
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

John SiurAeS e fafiEvr near Platte
CnY. isst pair % mules last 0eek
hy uahiRiSE ne had reCNgtiy Fetased
Ssyle for them
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

The JuAu wbo loss ~ to0 n sveuti
yi,a uhirh d. vas catTsiHs or We
BASH train betwepn Meberjy sRa Aibla
q happs ontc tpgv fae saebei CON
iainh.e the bands was feurd ~ Ma
ean hofs q had bosR taken frofu
,hv train tY mistake
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

The stort recently mA4s his isslt'h
stsH 20 the home Of M and Nrs
William Janea. of ItespH jones 3s
81 years ola and hit wtfe - ~ Ibfy
have heea married thirteen years No
racial Suicide in thai s0Uneaola
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

An entry tor huhufs ia The hig hos
laos ts Caldwell roauty poikcr ?
wears old weighing more than $40
pounds The hoE o. more than 9FSt
iesi Iona and - owner Fass hr all
not market i' until "a has attained g.
weight 81 nurr than lhnusa M
pounds
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

when = colon, "a eNts nes31na in 3
ttrc ~ Narih MsraHv tsrset wNrcHs
bars bccame 20 hrlilerfvai - 20 At
tstt pksFefsst Mr. foha Cptmack
ihSszht IL tiUte ta dcginfp vsF ea tbf
birds Ga uyr saois wiih . tia. she
kiNsd tuaf gpie
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Lots Of One nsb we're caaEhi VI
oyrt tnowea plsegs nu ihe missouri hnd
Sishua bottoms lsst sesk All lhai
eaa ucressary vas 20 Saas iu ana
IsCE them up.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

In us, Caila~ag county eicfult 'uuti
a l.4cfsap ggi, man has hir1 sait
AGAINST hi. brother tnf 81 oDN. win ir
tegvsi. stating iu hif Ptiiiion ihai ihr
should hsNe beer ps'd hi'"
thttiyaWp yeats axe ~" .isto 's
nos n4ofs than fl0'w
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Soue tarnbte ln phs County have
contracted their v beat syop o. 'hs
,raf Cor 81 ~ per bushol newspapers
la thAt ougnJy report
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Arrordiue 'o weather Observer
q rnuk Nodnvay Co1nty had o,ff
rirr inches Of rain durinE thr month
OF Nay. aud hyg ol this Was durinE
fbs last wpek
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

An Aaafiau county Eifl ths daurh
~ of well,o.du parents hss pas 10
ihlr'y acres az com inis season she
: lowed Ibe land aud planted 'h' corn
UBassisted
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Cameron has hopes OF attaining ihf
dignity of q uui0u station town u
Nas b.sn pr0pnscd that tn UurliuElon
ard Rock Island railroads tuild D.
1otrt station
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

" IAmisnn ot near Metz. clsins
90 have Allied q reai 'nufi hoop snake
lts tail was tEgercd to small point
ard a. hard a. fini and the entire
back wan 30 hard " couldn't be
pierced bv = PiirhfoTt-
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

factory tor n4kirE sutteas froia
uussI shsue utn - estsbi.shcd az
NGEsEN
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

BLACK white and yellow vas ths
color scheme ~ the courthnuss ySra
a. I.sxinEton last SrsG vhf" pFison
-, iu the county jsh were led hY ihe
sheriff in a dandri,oh EEsiting cam
p4lFp
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

strusk BY tSo tons of esrth when
an uyerhangihE bank gave way ~ d"
uas q, work on a Wabash section heaf
snmnsT. the only Injury Nern Thslef
SUSTAINED vAE q slight fracture OF u"
Entle
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Wooasun institute. ths Richmond
college. he's been q losing proposition
IN, several ycafs past and eill pf"h,
Ably 30, b. opened sFaiu nSAi taii
Thers ts tak Of the city buying and
ustnx IA Tor 3 ward school
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

4 Lection man lost Gov ia sh an
.bsaaI manner on rcceni rsn, ntsht
He tied rope about hsr uefk ana
siaked her uui 10 grs4e Ia the yHrd
The rope war ucd moderately uFhi
ana wbon the rain situck a. drew 80
tIrht that the cov war ,hokrd ia
death
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

I've Afnas aarhs thht % iAE %
gat1hiinr ia r0siTfnrd ~hrouetela is
cit, WAh the 10 90
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

-tsbbargy ~ r,stiaR sffanEsfneast
for o,s CID tastiesed reiebraisan
lo31 ca
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

FuKcns nowis and wife returned 10
their home near sheridan Frids, from
10000 mile trip to both the san
DirFn and san Francisco eAp"s''ioos
10 their MRytAg auto
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

lf course e. was %, bisg'f' tsi
that goi ava, whom a vur screen. ir
stalled sof thfr G"tontiDu. broke ip-l
below the spilINsg ~ LAKE Lama 'f
1fss County
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Ti,c toy railroad from Mansfield 10
Ava siNtcen miles, has gone rut OF
business bocauso tho one tnElu'
n~ ned has become 20 dHsPiaa,ed lt
can not longer b. uFed
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

The distinction tetv cen printer
aud au ellI'of tH quite csfH says The
Amsterdam iooai Au editor v'sIs
one shirt in tNo weeks - PRINTER
wesrs tuo shirts iu one week
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Fyen being neutral doesn't save
Nevada from reaiis,ng that Vst is
What sherman declared ~ 90 be
NrNada man has composed var
SONG and his con is sjnElBE 81 80 'h"
iorai thpatrrs
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

) rich STRIKE ot y,rc ore ia reported
from near Alba Js ssp-r ,oaaiy Good
JACK was found ~ ise t'ri and 'he
ayn Vas stul iu ihe ore 81 t9s 'r"i
when dgill.ng was suspended tempo
TarifV
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-04

walked toward the door. Simon did
not dare to try to escape, and so he
went, and all the people seeing it was
Simon the lion wanted and not them,
followed to see what would happen
Into the woods the lion led Simon
and to the pool where he had told
everybody that his brother Paul was
drowned. and there on the bank stood
the witch.
Into the pool with him. she cried
old when he saw the lion, but the
lion let 60 of Simon's clothes aud
shook his head, and Simon started 70
run away, but the old witch touched
him with her cane and changed him
into a tree.
The lion plunged into the pool, and
when the astonished people recovered
their senses, Faul, the lost brother of
the king, stood before them at the
very edge of the pool, wearing the
very clothes he wore on the day he
was lost.
where IS my brother? ne asked
the witch.
There he is" she said, pointing to-
the tree and then she told the people
how Simon had wished to be rid of his
brother and how it had all happened.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-04
By FLORENCE E. YODER

ingly curious. Nay, more, they are
passing strange!
Have we not all known the trials
and tribulations into which the aver
age engaged couple falls? Down in
the depths one day, up in the heights
the next, they are never in the same
mood for long, and always peculiarly
trying to live with. The course of true
love never did run smooth, that is one
thing sure and certain.
The best sort of love is founded on
self-sacrifice, of course. But that par
ticular brand of love isn't often to be
met with.
ITO love is always better than to be
loved. says Mrs. Barker. ITO love is
ecstacy, however much suffering it
costs--and sometimes it costs great
deal To be loved, unless one loves in
return, is merely a bore. One of the
most pathetic loves / know, and one
tndn lllOoL PCOPAO III ~e'AAi, AZ
that of age for youth, the pitiful at
tempt to enjoy youth once more, if but
vicariously. Such love is often unre-
Quilted That doesn't matter.
"Who dares to love, unloved, the cord
unties
In whose close coils the fettered
spirit lies;
The jealous gods blush and evade his
glance,
And Joy and pain are equally his
prize
"The love of youth is glamour. 1t
| is exquisite as rosebud and as per
ishable The young girl, for example
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-04

which she had slipped. Suddenly he
gave vent to little exclamation. At
the same time Laura called out. An
inch or two Of tweed was clearly Wis,
ible through the strewn leaves. Quest,
Fat on his stomach, crawled a little
way down, took out his electric torch
from his pocket and brushed the stuff
away. Then he clambered to his feet.
"Our search is over" he declared
gravely, "and your troubles, Lenora.
That is Macdougal's body"
Lenora's face sank into her hands
for a moment. Quest stood on one
side while Laura passed her arm,
around the other girls waist.
Quest glanced at his watch.
"Tn have to get" he said, but III
send someone along. Cheer up, Lee
nora," he added kindly. Look after
her, Laura"
Quest fastened along the road to
the spot where he had left the car.
The chauffeur, who saw him coming,
started up and climbed to his seat
Quest took his place.
Drive to the Office" he ordered.
The man slipped In his clutch. They
were In the act of gliding OF when
there was a tremendous report. They
stopped short. The man jumped down
and looked at the back tire.
! Blowout" he remarked laconically
Quest frowned.
How long will IT take?"
-Four minutes" the man replied
; 'T've got another wheel ready. That's
the queerest blowout ! ever saw
| though"
| The two men leaned over the tire
| Suddenly Quests expression changed
b. His hand stole into his hip pocket.
"Tom," he explained, that wasn't
blowout at ALL Look here!"
He pointed to the small level hole
Almost at once he stood back and thu
sunshine flashed upon the revolver
clutched in his right hand.
THAT was a bullet" he continued
Someone fired at that tire. Tom
there's trouble about"
The man looked nervously around
That's a rife bullet, sure" he NUT
Ito be continued.)