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taking OF TIE .seessver. but - -.
svefine. Instead. she hung ~ and
wedged the telsphons ben VIZ 4
piece OF paper 90 that II would NOT
ring It an.
She was about to move away from
the desk when Elaine entered the II.
brary.
Didn't I hear the Telephone bell
rfng?" she asked.
Ines was quick. "Yes." she replied.
my former mistress telephoned that
she 10 sending my trunk today"
"Oh, very WELL" smiled Elaine. pass-
Ing ON through the library with an
encouraging nod to the girl.
Ines had killed two birds with one
stone. Not only had she disafmed
suspicion about the interrupted call.
but she had laid the foundaticn for
the delivery Of trunk which at that
moment she knew WI and Long Sin
were preparing and packing.
It was . large trunk. and In II the
two willy Cinnamon were packing q
chair. as well ~ the phosphorus ma
chine.
Once Mistress Inex induces Elaine
to sit In this chair. observed WI, tap
ping 1t significantly as he closed the
trunk, half our work is completed
Uptown Inez. always on guard, was
watching for the safe arrival of the
trunk. when she saw q messenger boy
coming up the steps Of the house.
Perhaps. It flashed over her, 1t was
some message from Kennedy. She
must get 1t, whatever 1t was.
Without hesitating q moment she
slipped back into the library while the
boy was still at the door and wrote
. note Of her own at the desk. She
had thought out beforehand Just what
plan she was to adopt and the note
read: r
Dear Miss Dodge: -g"-t.,.
The ladies' Of the First Baptist
church will send collector for our
rummage sale this afternoon. We
thank you for whatever you can aive
him. Yours truly,
Miss Ella Burns,
Secretary, Woman's Guild.
Inez read over the note she had
written herself as the messenger boy
continued ringing the bell impatiently.
Then she hurried into the hall to open
the door.
The boy came in and Inez took the
note he had brought. signing Elaine's
name for It In his book. She had
acted not q moment too soon, for
Elaine had heard the bell and was
now coming downstairs herself.
WAS It anything for me, Inezf' she
asked.
Inez deity palmed the letter and
substituted the note she had written.
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arm tight 20 his side. still with hin
wrist pressing on the rope.
His heart fairly leaped. II worked!
The cuff link which he had devised
AZ . cigarette lighter az a joke ON me
was burning the rope.
Then he pulled at the weakened
ropes ~ he had before In his futile
struggles.
They broke.
Just on the other side Of the door he
could hear the low buzz Of the argu-
ment as Long Sin urged WI to allow
him to kill Kennedy.
Very WELL them" WI at last
agreed. looking ut his watch and nod
ding to Long Sin and the others rho
sprang forward. ~
Free from his bonds, Kennedy had
been standing Q second wondering
how to escape from the room. Just
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synopsis.

esriea OF murders and other crimes. The
principal clue to the criminal u the warn
Ing letter which 10 sent the victims. signed
tim Of the mystesioue assassin II Taylor
Dodge, the insurance president His
daughter. Elaine, employs Craig Kennedy.
unraye1 the mystery. What Kennedy &C.
eomptishes = told By his friend Jameson.
n Newspaper man. ~ -
Elaine and Craig Kennedy out Of the way
the Clutching Hand u At last found to be
none other than Perry Bennett. Elaine's
fn6 s ss an sh he a.n
his Chinese criminals. The Chinaman
forces from Bennett the secret OF the
whereabouts Of 100000. Then he gives
the lawyer Q potion which will suspend
animation for months. Kennedy reaches
Bennett's side Just after he has lost COM
soiousnesa.
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Eyes, ma'am," she replied, handing
Elaine the faxed note. ..
Elaine read it. Il didn't know about
the rummage sale before" she COM
mented, as She went into the library,
but l. guess I'll have to give them
something" Is.
She sat down for a moment to look
over new fashion magazine. Out
side in the hallway Inez was reading
the note which the messenger boy
had brought, with the warning post
script written by Kennedy under
meath. She knew, as she destroyed
it, that it was only a part of Wu's
subtle plan to alarm Kennedy and
start him on a false scent.
1t was not many minutes later that
the bell rang again, and this time
Jennings answered the door, disclos-
ing the expressman with a heavy
trunk.
"Oh, I guess that's my trunk" Inez
exclaimed. May have it taken up to
the attic, out Of the way?"
The men carried the big trunk up
stairs into me attic, large room full
of trunks, some old furniture and a
great many old dresses hanging up.
AZ they set it down she signed the
receipt for it, and the expressmen
dumped downstairs.
For moment she leaned over the
railing and looked after them to make
sure that she was alone, then hastily
locked the door and ran back to the
trunk to unlock it.
First she took out the chair which
WI had devised and placed it near the
clothes hanging up. Next she re.
moved the phosphorus mechanism
and placed 1t in the shadow back
of the chair, piling up some excelsior
and other dry stun over and around It.
Ihez had scarcely completed her
arrangements when !, occurred to
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"Are You All Rishtf" Gasped Craig.
then he heard footsteps outside.
Quickly he replaced the ropes about
him SO that they looked as II he were
still bound by them.
The door opened. and WI and Long
Sin entered, each with q knife, while
behind them we're three other China
men.
WI advanced. Slowly he raised his
knife to strike.
THE white girl is slowly being
burned to DEATH" he Kissed, brandish-
ishing the knife. THE allotted time IL,
spent"
AS he poised the knife in fiendish
glee, Kennedy leaped forward from his
loosened bonds and knocked him to
the floor.
So unexpected was the assault that
before he knew it Long Sin was also
sprawling beside his master.
Craig seized the only weapon at
hand. a taboret, and brought 1t
down with smashing blows on the
heads of the other astounded and un-
nerved Cinnamon
OHCc OA lAc SIToCIs eNcu III CNludr
town, he was safe.
But 1t was not his own safety now
that had nerved up his strength to.
escape from the unacceptable.
Was he in time?
sS
Il think had better go back to the
laboratory and wait for Craig" said
at last to Aunt Josephine after wait
ing for time that seemed like hours.
please let me know the moment you
hear from Elaine"
was about to turn from the foot
of the steps to the Dodge hodse, when
taxicab came dashing up almost on
the sidewalk urged on by some maniac
inside. Imagine my surprise to see
Craig, wild and dishevelled. leap out.
rs Elaine here-safe?" he demand
She isn't home" managed to
reply.
Are you sure?" he repeated. DID
you search?"
He uttered a sudden cry, pointing
up at the roof.
Look" he gasped Mortified.
stared in blank amazement. Smoke
was pouring out of the attic windows
in dense black columns, lighted by
an angry fame.
"Fire!" shouted Kennedy, dashing
instantly into the house.
AS we mounted the stairs now we
could hear muff1ed screams from the
attic.
Smoke was pouring out from under
the door and even through the key
hole. Jennings had heard Kennedy's
call and was now dashing up after US
with fire extinguisher. Back of him
came Aunt Josephine and Elaine's
maid, Marie, screaming for help.
Like q human battering ram We
went through that door. A sheet of
fame shot out at us with the draft.
But Kennedy stopped for nothing.
There was Elaine in a chair whiclN
the devilish mind of WI Fang hsdy
devised to imprison her while the
flames licked out her beauty and life.
Instantly Craig understood and acted.
Garry her out!y he cried, gasping
for breath himself
losether We seized the chair and
Its precious burden. Not a moment
too soon We set the chair down out
side in the hall. ourselves scorched
and blistered.
1t was as though Craig had accept
ed the challenge of the fiery monster.
He seized the extinguisher from Jen-
nings and attacked the flames.
pxy hi
Aunt Josephine had succeeded in un-
fastening Elaine. as our sudden on
slaught with chemicals and force
brought the fire demon under control.
Are you-all right?" gasped Craig,
STOPPING over Elaine as she leaned
back half-fainting in his arms.
Are your" she murmured heroical
~. forgetting her own hurts in hss
fear for him.
no BE CONTINUED,
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marry. Bennett fees to the den OF one OF
Zoe osc. cnas s Ssnns IN. The n g..
the lawyer Q potion which win suspend
Bennett's side just after he has lost con.
sodougneSs.
TWENTIETH EPISODE
ePoNTANEoUs coMeUsrioN.
WI Fang sat ut . table in his apart.
ment. hidden behind the squalid and
balconied exterior Of . Chinatown
tenement. Before him were . glass
dish and bottle, which contained sew
eral sticks Of phosphorus immersed in
water. and Q small capillary glass
tube.
For moment, however, he had laid
aside the strange paraphernalia and
was writing . note. Az he finished he
tapped bell and silently Chinese
servant appeared in answer.
''Take this letter to that white WON.
an, Ines directed WI. adding, "Give
Il to her yourself-and II she 10 there,
return with her" es
The servant bowed and WI returned
Hn xvn~h - thA o,,rao,,a ,nans,Su> 10
-. S..,.sr. .
- "a ac,,,,...a NJ. ,.h,-.- ~,
nj. t,n.t.a it.,,,.nsrt Inr. "a, an.
es-.S ->'" '''' 90 -
..Tc, ,h.. a,a ~. ,n..,.- .,r,r
mef' asked Long Sin, deferential1y.
Como here" beckoned WI. behold
tAie:%
.,,.i, .t,.k :, ~. rho.n,or,,. undsr
-.t.r 80 s,o,.,w h-a,,-ht q =, ths .,r.
800 AIro.t ,n.tsnt,v ~. S.nssro,,.
Z s,s,,.nt h,,r.. INC N.ws .,v,ns ~, =
1900 ,sh,.. ..ars
stIsr. r h.,. . ;. r,,,.rv .,,,,. =. ~ /.
wh,ts Ssx,I. c.u q a. th.,r s.,snca ),
Vent or Wu nc,nt,r- o,t ~. ~,.s.
tuhe. .Rv carafnlIv hendinr r and A..
ransin1 the outlet of tina water I can
al Z fre anvvbere Al anv fine !
choose.
Even vhi,e ba ne. .bow,nv +he
Aavili.h invention IN ions ain his ser.
vnnt had .onght tha alshor,talv fur.
nlahe6 anartmant NJ tha white vnpnan
10 whom tha NOTE had haan addresaed
IN. 90. :, .ttr...,v. vorn. ,,o,,,-
~ rna-n =. Ynnoosnt ~. uw.sa.
a. . c.rt.,r ,os-ssnas. ~. ..-ons1w
resemhled Ni.ine hotb IN sasturas ana
Trss trrsa Ian .r,d,x =. ,., .,,o,.d
m.id n.hersd n ths .srv.nt ~ ~,
toor the No. snd rs.d - NTH ,n.ar'
~
"w.,A. -. ..,s ,,,.h .,,sa.
~es.,oc ~ ener1v noddir1 ~ The eamo
t,ma - nor ne1ro maid - hr,n1 MAJ
hat and coat ~ win 70 with Won {
THUS : few minutes later inez an.
tered the secret dem Of WIN Fang
"Ah-thie a. the vopn~ vomann IN,
trodnced WIN n Tonv Gin
c.rs,r,,v r,a,,,ns ..oh s...u dou,
"a ~. .r.,,a.t -o..sh,I,.n ~ .s..os W.,
T.n- 90 80 o,n as.,s.as 49,.
.rrsr.s-..nts ga rna,,r n,,.h H..
Ian tha nartment IN nc street en
.ntomnhtIa ~. u,.,tin. a. tha o,,rh
vhIle mot far .vav two toush. yron
the neirhhorhood stood
!. AZ the Chinamen and the woman
came out Wu beckoned to the WAITING
rouehnecka. "Come-pat in-uveIv ;.
he ordered -,
They climbed into the car and the
aye criminals vhirled RAPIDLY uptown.
Kennedy had often been amused nt
my never having a match when /
needed II ana ~ had occurred ~ him
to devise a yery novel cigarette light.
or for my benefit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
= Chroniclings From South Texas Towns :

tenline WhiuN seNum ln Ausiia wl
~ hnne SATURDAY tn iHA anil anes
iha holidays
Mr ani Alr ilNttiNfn ieu Friday
mfhi lor lolicit in anefr ihst wete
cnlifi On aroiinl ot tne death nf Mf
tiHiNsufnn mihtr
SIRE n rhrltuu avid ohlldirn 81.
turned fsialt from Waco Nheiu lhe,
have hetn uHltlne relatives
Aifn a snlcldhn1 hsa returned
iuam Ylait with bef sun aii tauratei
Ht Oh iuHn.
Mf ard Mra b Ghha. Nt and
Mfs e. % assa uf ana Nrs 8 il
Wushi Mv r. n luolan Wimes Ruih
Wagnrr anf Nen peu ffmea !, nassr
$3.50 rnsts ~ rorur ChHHi an Nhn
DAY
Alie A. Paterson lrn Tuesday 4af
iiogkppfi end Wili nt aWas umA thr
helldaNA
iudtnn tNtnHhau viii he hnnt fni
lhr hoiidHfe ttom stephen S Austin.
CnilcEr Nt sherman
Mrs z iinfmfr llu Ainndsy Ia
ViHii liei sister AIRS rum Folis 81 San
Ahiaplu.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

Mf. oea Vp y X stevens ieii sai
tishy fof ilnifninspn. Kama. wher,
they viii ulAlte thsll hume
Gco a NNsDn Fruenl supefntend
tns ~ The Hnidefwrb was DO NAs.nu
Thursday
Allss ner,ba nohts,s. mhlter IS,
no~ns hfVa q % at che san nOuta
iloipl
Mrs = npYlc and her dauah,ef
MlN Ben Mover arc expected homo thi.
week fum chlcag0
Airs. w q. i Mnffauu visited hsi
parents Va san Autnnln last WsreA
with Airs lWcA az ha4tota a a..
lshifui afternoon was sponf hA iHe
innshirfe % the American uevointio,
"Wednesday "a, ,ha homo AZ Ma. Al
lncksldsc
Memhsre ~ ne ri Delta Ncania 81.
si,ty wrre entertained al a sl4mhsf
parry Friday evening go thc country
home ~ Miss Mayme rfic hudson. 4
'eiiktu ume y Eepuftsd ~ She Hifla
present
he Current Events Department 90
The Wvman'e tinb hcla-an is.rrrsl,na
nnetlnK SATURDAY ai the hume az NV.
>, 81 urpif vita Mira W a Williams
as hnsleap Az eNcsllcnt papet on 'Afn.
nicipsl Christians war given - Mira
Williams
Members az Aa iainAfs Committee
~ lhe wpmAl's club ,efscd dinner to
the kumrsvekyfs 81 tho Community
hauee on lhe ilrown lraei. Tho pro.
crcda were added a. me l.u,taf, fund
'iaHe fuf tho capitalization ~ a eiuh
50 hs social N nature ana Ia h. enaAD
So he san heRlse cts 'inh Wctc mad.
~ meeting Friday night Committee
We're appointed and uA sspar IN 4
FEW deyt
Mrs, iiihefnlA OkstNinaor 80 nay.
nuun'Nlir. WIN has many frierd4 IN Sh,
litpiso initiate clfrlea tsaa ih, ,NeaA ems
sWe1i ~ Mrs Nofdan rAimAl,s.
The dancing ~, ana atmN offleMs
vefe Kurats ~ ihe liafllneen offieers Al
tntlr anuelna parss FFltey nlsfe
W - Vallahsn, tnrmer resident ~
San nenisn was facst here she past
week.
/. Inndram MAS a suoat !a.t -.s,eA
~ san Anlonlo
Mrs n. v Watts ana chlldfrn have
seMtned hcue after al extended v.s,s
Az indianapolis. Ind who're tbeS 81.
iief ST Watts nafenta
Nrr J ~ Dyer ~ llarllnHen xislte.t
Mrs J A rrsNam Nr.Amts,i4t
Ntt tiaftsnscn vile II sefsoAnt a
n iiAtnlapn ~ siafslnesn Visited fslengs
I'sre T,ieeasv
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i.
f,,m ,s,.st.,,,', ''.'oAf
,g.stin, IN. .t..,,.,..., NN'h
AZ u,tt.t. ,.t,,,....., w ','''l''N.
tff.tf.,t, ,.,,.,.. KY l'f'N
hs, .i..,stt.. .,,.. N''''"f
AZ. gt',,,. ~. A'.N'ih
fa.i,es A..t $3.50. '''''' ','N'' tNf
.,r.ss p.,,.,.. wv M7Arrl'a
NN'e''A "i'ri
4,,.,5 s,..,,.
$500 ,sN Nf'ar fiNh lNNa.
...e,...s. 4, ' ., WIZ A'' 'et''Hf.
NJ, ,,,'.,...,.... ..'.....
M '''''''.' '''ii'''' /. trehJlhA De
ss, .s az, h'i' W Wle
''NNn
N'f ~ fnnfmyn1 ard Mics Nfiie
Asf % oNlAhema cAis lvfi fprsday
Nfh' lVi san Antepio, Whefe Mrs
lhwwNed WIN asoi her hashsnd and
rtnfn "a g ir~ lsss vhsir Miss ilyrr
ny th'N3 'ne hpiidRNs "a hnmn
NaAer ans MIS- a iiell have as
,hr'f fHests Conductor aAd Nfs a.
lhN'f N fafuftsas. and NJ n Ham.
,iinh 'ifr rtse'deni - shc West Texas
,ssnN Hna trust N1npAnM ana sen.
h"hefs. ~ san AninNln TheN we're osii
.sNr.el .'eNe Aeo'ipe this "esA on shc
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a. II, Flafo FetUfANd ThuFalla, lfom
e business illp q Houston
NJ and Alt& " h Reagan r,tnfne.i
rpsadas fFpln siks mllh ryler fela
ttNpa.
Nsss Meredith Kemp lex, "Wednesday
evening fpr her henlf 10 Sl Louis
MfH smith and ehildren have
tarne e "a Porte % spsna the heAaa>s
Nhh felaifos
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l'Nn NH'fr
....
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"t'"" 'N iN'in'H
NN 90. '0r hhfH.'
w NiiHlmat r''I
tN'h N'lnoff stH
iAitt lt
'afiFf-
iiNp"'nh smith
hfr0H
h''A NN lhrkrn fhr
'1 NH't naNf
'h"A lf.i Nlslf io
'nNinH Nr.Hon iHsc
~ '''''' 'v'enei thfirimae Nles.
sNilrNH Johnston,
'N' f.r Nlt
Nnflet
i'NN "n#'t7 "a Mothers anA rart
'H'nef NferAn'i"ns christians
i'frc'inFs
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-'t an sssortmrnt ~ Cho,,is,.
Ne'''ts ias bs.t Sou eau INV ~. q
"'''es Riga grade ghnoois,s ~ n
,,,.-l Cto..,h,t. go. SIS
w h. IS
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FRuIT CAKE

Minerva Fruit Cake, s'eptairs " Il.
lowing fruits. currants, Fasisa Z \,
ron, ctvstahlpd pinrarple f'~
Fics, orangr and lcmnn p-ai'
and lecans, none hitter. ptf
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General ouioftalnmcn, nrosam rs
hst bears the title brand disif,e
rHaiucter reels ana 3hc time EAei r.
viewed. hut not the release saif N
'nhiic exhibition 70 is endorsed ,i y
Juvenile Motion Picture FeaeFaief
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GAIN !l. OF I5P0IvIs
new " YORK YORK C0TlilR
TRADING SllSs'I
STRONGER a,,x,..
FROM EASING OFF Or sssS.s.
CAL SITUATE. Fo-lrI
One fisi&i ard ssr,;.o "a.
Show Aus.ris's 49, ..,'s's' s,..
'r'snd'S--Markss g.. ~

The siieht rise h a..
yesterday is accdart.a ''''''A ~.
g y. and 4. Beer. u Ne. u, ..'s.s.
more favorable snsft.,. .3i|.ns. Z
news. According "a ee,n, 20,
dispatches Austria ...,n. ~ i, /.
do the right think fow.-s NfAsss .
'ne Hurry n excitement ...'s u
suppressed attitude created X. ~lat 4.
wan street and Europs
hpAins more heavily 'qert
'nunterictiur this no..
noii or The Census Bureae !. = =
i'ntcm haled O. Dccembs, Y st'
Ifeied as hgalish. iis,.,. ~ ~
iiIs d1te are hcavfr RI ~, 49,
amount Goo this tim. -, ,..' z I
This is accounted ~ ~.
iur heavy demand faf IA, ,' .s.H 4
the manufacture 81 e,,,o.. .,o'''
market price ~ nnt.r 81. M
aocui Che same as the nrlc, -, = ~
cotton ih.s ilmr iasi year
ihr foil0winr repori L.
tr"Nlnr ia token from ih. 49,. 4
'''i's niiaii Cotton Exch., "A
New YORK cotssn
Open illEh IL. 4
!. n''aif iil2 llNs lls4
March 1902 fsas
spot Market quit "a
miidiime 1905 sales 800 als.
Ne" Orleans couon
open lllgh Low a
i-f.h liN i4ls isos
May fgf- fsa.
SPOT market Quiet. 70 na,,.
m'ddiin- neg SALES igo h,ia.
Liverpool Cotton.
ppen lilgh lau I,
Inu Feb Tfg -as ~,S
Mar AFT riN 80 -.
spot Market Outlet. s.,..
middling 73s; sales 5000 la,,.
Galveston spot,.
quiet UNCHANGED mdlln
sti,s Gb babes
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NUTS
MlNcE MEAT

2 l1skass, WY ne weight.
m, IVY. .'''os s'ss. Ar,. each >
~ esrh ' ia''' ueac h.t
''''''' PIN" Pudding, is-aa ,,.A - ?.
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MISCELLANEOUS

nates, ilromelsrY. pr pi<
Dates. IN hnlk. per D
fies, per pkg
i'aisins. ss.xied lat pkg
lialsins. bunch. 2-hs
tocusnuts. Fresh, each
trsubeTfirs. peg quart
Celery large hunches. eaea
Lettuce. largr he9cs
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PINEAPPLE

Hawaiian slic,f. No !. rset
Hawaiian. siic,d Ne ?. saeil
Hawaiian, sii,,d No. 2 ~ ctsP
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Galveston sposl.
quiet UNCHANGED mhlillM
.ti,s Gb babes
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31
YOUNG FOLKS CORNER
A Vegetable Party..

The invitations for this party may
have picture OF a vegetable cut from
a seed catalogue and pasted on the
upper right hand corner, or. if pre-
ferred, the invitations may each be
cut In the shape Of a different kind
OF vegetable and the words written
thereon
When ready to begin the entertain
ment OF the afternoon the hostess
should pass little books decorated with
pictures OF farm products and contain
ing the following numbered questions:
L. The vegetable Pharaoh saw in a
dream?
2. What vegetable Is composed OF let
tiers OF the alphabet?
8. What vegetable would be bad in a
boat?
4. What vegetable could play the
drum7
8. What vegetable is letter and fro
zen water?
6. What vegetable is barnyard prod
uct and vegetable growth?
Z. What vegetable is the employment
OF some women and the dread OF all?
8. What vegetable brings water and
is a relative?
8. What vegetable means to draw. a
narrow bed and kind Of tree?
10. What vegetable Is admired, part
OF a needle and to suffocate?
IL. What vegetable is coIOred?
u. What vegetable is n kind Of court
ID. What vegetable aslA permission
IA What vegetable is d wagon and
decays2
ID. What vegetable does one like in
creased?
10. What vegetable is often wasted?
IL. What vegetable is wise?
Is. What vegetable is filed with
money!
10. What vegetable Is a vehicle and
old?
20. What vegetable is a foreign city
and to grow?
Answers. Corn 2. Peas. 3. Leeks
4. Beets. 3. Rice. 8. Egg plant. T.
Spinach s. Pumpkin. o. Suc-cot-ash.
10. Art-i-choke. IL. Radish. u. Squash
13. Lettuce. IA Carrots. Is. Celery.
10. Thyme. IL. Sage IS. Mint 10.
Cabbage. 20. Brussels sprouts.
When all have written the answers
the hostess collects the little books.
makes out the scores and awards the
prizes TO the successful guessers.
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Transactions.

i. Transpose remained I'm existence
and have the worst OF characters.
2. Transpose a heavenly body and
have animals much disliked.
3. Transpose a building material and
have a mans name
4. Transpose TO move with the tide
and have a wild animal.
B. Transpose grain stalks and have
skin blemishes.
8. Transpose to praise and f1atter and
have double.
z. Transpose part OF a stairway and
have fondlings.
8. Transpose a marsh bird and have
q falsifier.
Answers. Live, evil. 2. Star, rats.
3. Lime. Emil. l. Flow, wolf. 3.
Straw, warts. @. Laud, dual. z. Step.
pets. 6 Rail, liar.
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klola Ball.

As many holes as there are players
are made I'm the ground. in a straight
line, one beyond the other. about three
feet apart. Each player has a num-
Der corresponding to a hole. About
ten feet from the first hole is drawn a
line facing 1t. On this the first player
stands, I'm line with the holes, and
tries to throw a ball I'm one OF them.
IL the ball falls into the fifth hole he
scores five, and the player who is No.
takes his place on the line and
pitches the ball. A score limit OF TWEEN
ty-five or fifty Is made. and the one
who obtains that amount first wins.
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Bedtime.

When go to bed at night.
Before we snuff the candle light.
My mother makes me truly say
II I've been good the Ivelong day.
And when she knows that I've been good
And done Just what she said / should.
She hugs me In her arms up tight
And kisses me a last good night
But when have 20 say I'm bad.
She takes my hand and looks 50 sad.
And seems 10 love me all the more.
1t somehow makes my heart feel sore.
And then i whisper low and say
won't be bad another day.
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