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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
No. S9-Violets


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scarcely could believe It was /,
Beth Burmore, who sat I'm restaurant
opposite the great perciynl Barluwe,
the famous comic opera tenor. whose
pictures / hud secn on hillbuards and
I'm magazines And not only did sit
opposite to him In friendly fashion.
hut he was addressing me In kindly,
almost dcferenual tones. Apparently
this wonderful person wished to win
my good opinion Al flNt was SO
overcome nc his having delgued 10 no.
tlce me at all, that | had great trou.
hlr In answering him Aud when |
could speak the words came haltiugly,
aud could feel my cheeks flushing
and palmg
50 this IL your first theatrical On.
gngrmeuty MIR RnrlUwe said, by way
of opening the conversation
And after | had nodded to him he
went ON In such kindly aud under
standing way to question me thpt al
most before | realized II had old
btu of Stella King, ~ my visits lth
her To the agencies and 10 other mana
gers who We're getting chorusc~ To-
rcther. NJ Acn my financial dlfficul
Ties and Stella's final solution Of
them
"uh, you would Ike her 80 much %
| said warmly after | had sung Stcl
ln.s praises Tor u white. she tries 4,
Join me here Tor luncheon when Nh,
can ! think she's one Of the finest
girls | ever met
For moment my enthusiasm wa,
dashed by the tone In which Mr.. Bar
lowe answered me.
'Oh, yes ! dare say he said, quite
corplessly 4 know the tyla quit,
we'll They are nil right In their way
hut --' and he looked at me keeny
They arc very suspicious creatures
your Stella kind N girl | dare sa,
II You should tell her about ON
lunchlnr here together she woulJ
think ! had some dark intent
did not know what he meant bu
was chilled However I rushe,
ynllenty tu the rescue " Stella
why Of course she would not thlnl
YOU had any dark lntentr | ex
claimed. You must not think she 1
at all like that Anyway MIR Bar
lowe, as | told YOU she Is one o
the incest girls | know, and besides
--' ! laughed a little ruefully
What In the world could you wan
Of mel l am sure haven't any jew
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
TIRING OF TME RALLOT2

uu women tire NJ the voting fran.
chlsr ufer they have exercised It
uwhlle1 II is mot certain that they do,
but now aud then there is something
which Indicates lt The recent clec-
tlou In Denver where the excise ques
tion was the leading factor is a case
IN point
Women In Colorado have been voting
long time bul u the recent election
IN Denver they pollcd the llghtcst vote
they have ever pouod Ia that city.
They were expected tn carry the dry
movement overwhelmingly hut they
fell far short Of IT, apparently taking
little interest IN the election. They
have been voting so long IN Denver
that II Is no longer n novelty to them
Now comes Mrs Martha j. Cramer
. pioneer IN the suffrage movement
and IN a pessimlstlc spirit says the
women have shown that they cannot
stand together She saws they knife
each other tco much 10 ever succeed
In politics.
Perhaps this leader IL wrong IN her
estimate, but It Is well that she ha,
rome To realization Of the fact that
women are only human beings after all
Generally they are against the use Of
liQuor-or at least large majority Of
them win he found on that side Of
the question. II may he that the light
vote In Denver was due to an of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Mrs W o,Gs What can ! do for
n long continued .|sr NJ constipation /
nave hrndo.hr rnl HIfyiness and my com.
pl"Nlon is sn'."N A. night ! cant sleep
I'm So nrrNuu,
Answer Continued constipation NJ
fects the blood Uul mlkes II impure. You
need good N|uul uurifler aud laxative.
Use three grain ,uIpherh tablets lnnt
anlphurl IhuN H.l digestion, act on the
bowels nnl clean nul purify the blood
~ y o." writes. "a have very Sc.
we're cnsu NJ 0HnHruf Ny scalp itches and
my hnir ls coming uuI In handfuls, Please
tell me- what tH Iu
Answer. Grt H nr Of plain yellow
mlnyol NJ yuur drug store Wash the hair
nhl. while slll vo' rub well into the
scalp the plain yellow minyol. Rinse out
thoroughly uuI Your scalp viii feel clean
and active Nunu' This treatment three
or -FOUR Times ufur washing ana In a
few weeks ul 1uur landrun should dis
appear and 'our hair become healthy
aud soft
',orpuwni asks. What VIII over.
come DnruuIru. am ~ fat as 20 be In
my own way I'm short Of breath and
cannot stand vNurrise"
Answer lo reduce safely, use five
grain ntbolonc tablets They are the
most reliable reduCprs / could prescribe
Many are pleased with results from ar
bolone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Misery writes ~ have been worn
out man FOR the past few months / am
only ~ wears old but feel more like a
man NJ ~ My physical and mental forces
nte much Impaired do not seem In he
able 10 think clearly | am much depressed
nl the time aud my usual ambition and
energy seem tn have died have head
ache and linins In my back
Answer. Your condition Is Identical
thousands NJ others brought To nv nj
tenllon yearly. Yes. your physical and
mental forces are, NJ you say much I'm
paired, hut you need not be alarmed over
YOUR condition The use of three grhln
cAdomene tablets should soon nut YOU
hack In normal condition 6nd m tn com
hnt any troubles cultivate regular habits
NJ living
Mite asks u seem ,o he shrinking In
size. ] am very pale and thin I do not
feel sick, hut I'm very weak / want 10 In
crease my weight
Answer You are anaemlc and the food
YOU eat Anrs not properly nourish your
system three grain hypOnuclnue tablets
cause proper food assimilation and IN
crease weight aud strength Take them
win Eont meals. sold In sealed packages
Mrs Ella VI writes. "Piease pre.
scribe for me again This time for my
Kidneys ! have chills and fever. look bnd
have puffs under INV ewes and my urine
Is dark In color pnd NJ bad odor. some
times my back hurts"
Answer; You may have a severe case
Of kidney trouble You should set MI
most Instant relief and permanent benefit
from the use NJ balmwort tablets | have
prescribed these In numerous cases nf Md
ney trouble and they have given excellent
results Most drug stores cntry these tab
lets aud they come In sealed tubes With
proper directions -Advertlssmsna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

A lecturer iu his war on cosmetics
said recently In New York:
"A girl ana man sat under Il palm
In rose garden on soft March
evening ut st. Augustine.
d" Is your love true the girl asked
softly.
As true the man answered IN
low passionate tones, 'as the delicate
flush on your cheeks
Oh-er an the girl stammrrrd
hurriedly Isn't the er-dont the
roses smell sweet"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
'EeD&9e1oR's
eHDvICEA
by D-./o,y,r Rskar "
N U-./owIe BsE0i-

The Qncstions answered below are geu
eral In character, the symptoms or dis
eases are given ana the answers will az.
ply In any case of similar nature
Those wishing further advice. free may
address Or LcWis Baker College Bldg.
college Ellwood SITS. DAYTON. o. enclS,
Ing self addressed stamped envelope fer
reply Fun name and address must M
given hut only initials or fictitious namO
VIII De used In my answers The pre-,
,cripuons can be- filled at any wel.s stock
ed drug store Any druggist can order OF
wholesaler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Being lieutenant governor gives
man chance to lead quiet. simple
life, at any rate, II he chooses to live
that way and has no overweening de
sire 10 exercise the pnrdonIng power
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
POOR GEORGE

Hawley TAT the clubl-Old Doc
Wsnks son Il very much interested
In an operation he heard his father
IL going to perform.
WOyhuru- What Is ~
Hawley Cut him ont Of his will.
Whats the show" asked the
man with large hat and long hair
Hamlet said the box office
man.
whats II like"
We'll, a man murders his step
father out Of revenge for the murder
VI his own father. At the finish there
ls a miN.up with swords aud poison,
and
"IhHtll do guess I'll stroll out
aud see carharet, I'm tired Of these
crook plays
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

A business man IN Fort Wayne has
made m offer " one dollar for every
word IN his letters that Is spelled in
correctly, which goes 10 show that he
has more confidence In his strnographer
than any other man I'm the country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Carloads Of harvesters aud thresh
Ing machines coming into oklahoma
now indicate confidence In the wheat
crop that has not been misplaced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

pincushlon is made up OF daisy in
the center with small dots forming
circle around the daisy This is sur
rounded on either side with conven-
tionalized leaves. and beyond the
leaves on either side is a motif of
flowers Following the flower and I'm
iShlng the pattern also on either side
are more leaves This pattern was
worked all in white The daisy was
worked in satin stitch Remember in
doing satin stitch Z, have the padding
neatly done and to keep the padding on
the sHi1ped lines then in doing this
sutch always use an embroidery hoop
to keep the work stiff and make your
stitches even. The circle of dots
around the daisy arc worked in eyelet
embroidery The conyentionaliEed
leaves are done in Italian cut work,
but they can also he done in outline or
French stemmiug and will be correct
done either way, q, the working of
them IN any one Of these stitches is a
matter left to each individual taste.
The sprays forming the flower motif
are worked in outline stitch, very small
stitches being taken 10 keep the line
narrow A ribbon irill can be put
around it, or, il preferred. the mate
rial can he scallopcd and eyelets made
around the cushion about one and a
half inches from the bottom, and rib
bon run through the cyelets termina-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

ny getting into the war Italy has
increased the tagging interest In the
conflict at any rate. hut It may not
hc able 10 hold first position for more
than n week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Mexico seemingly has no desire to
break into the Hist " nations too proud
to fight In fact It IL likely that Mex
leo never heard Of such Il thing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
>&4eE7lp5~ 5~blhbF0idcEy
MCN3NLTxT}& BY haihcrN rMttcrcr
OIH y ( Ia " (oF THE EMBROIDERY
UWM ! NN ~ SUGGESTIONS GIFTS THAT ANY GIRL
HMM wi CAN MAKE
j!INNI ETT Pncushions Which fore
INV I'm Il enr Round
Al Suggestions for gifts always welcome
aL
DrHdkcEN rNttcrcr
Pincushions Which are Very Handy for Gifts All
the Year Round

present,
II shape OF give all Of cushions Of
the design but with little skill and utilize one
pattern up several designs
Every girl remembers the pride she
TO have Of her When girl her own
little kingdom SIN, immediately begins making and
collecting prevails
arrangement 1t much un to and described herein, together
make dainty thing 400 others covering all possible
make things And included the
making them oneself the pride and brolde Pattern
pleasure feels receiving gift presented by this
A pretty obong planned elsewhere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28


@ofbingtom 27, Se6ruor
@rdiioent 8ilion fiinOiote beute oie
@ruennlmg Der uabitebenoeu Serren
5lt AEoihneiitern in 0en bcigeiiigtcn
Nrten on:
@enioniu S. StopIcton 6u Den.
Der, Sol;
gcprdicntont 6. gs. aoipnienO
BON glcp Sericp, 8li WlontcIoir, "a.
s..
so9u 81. Smith, 5itd6ura. @loii.;
Soiepb 6. @loielep, SoptinspiIIe,
ap-
gn. s. Gurrom gougor, @}e.;
Otto 91. &otbS, ct. Saul D1inu.;
@li6oeI $. @bite, Dober. gl. s.;
9lo0 g. gortbing Goit 9lodeiter,
q. g.;
0usb. q. a9cooiu, Naori6ficIO,
Oregon;
serluoI y. Ohm. sOutb 9ainUuii.
fec, S9iS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28

Son6ronciSco, q. 6ebr.-
8. 8clto Gin itolieuii6cr &cnnfob.
rer, gemonn beutc 0os gluto. Hennen
INN Den @rono @rir Ger @onamo.
%ocific-9lusitelllng. Seine 8eit
mar z Stunoen z @}imaten II. 5715
Sefunoen. Die 9o6n mar ourd
&egeuioll i6hipfrig ituo eeidbrIi6
geporOen, mas cine ShneIIigfeit ser
6abrt beeintr6dtietc.
Somoro gSilcor ging ais 3meitcr
ourcb 3iel Orei 9finoen binter SIC
ita; ieiue Set mar z Stunocn IA
Wlinuten uno 36 Sefmoen, 0ritter
war 0uebie @ugbes; g}ierter 2oiis
Gis6row; 6infter @il 9lnoerion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28

&oibinGtoM 27. Sc6uiar.
Der 9unoeSienot bat geiteru oie in
Der bonn Souie 6ercits ougeuouuncne
Nlorine.9 .9ewiaielngsbill ent6oItenc
9eItimung Der 9l6idoffimg oes
o@hlding VoorO" (9eb6rOc mcIc6s
iiber oie &erobihieOunq bon @lori.
ncoiii5icren 81 perfiiecR 6ottc), gut.
DebeiBeh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28
falliMements

2ouiSbiIle, GDy 81. Se6r.-
Gie WiottinaI0- N2oore GiitiHing 60.
ltno Oie s. IS. @oIfer QiitilIing 60.
3mei Der Gltciten Sirmen i6rer Bran
de i'm gon8ei Staotc, beontroeten
beute i'm 6ieiieeu gimoes.9iitr
ridt bic @r0fflnng oeS @outerott,
&erfnbrens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28
llater ealuiue 6cara6cu.

&oriS, 81. 5ebritor. Cine
Sdueelopine bat oos 0orf ga
GoilIe im Soutes 9IIpes Gcporte
ment o6aig begra6en. Die SdiIier
iino 5uioumengeitiir6t, nuo cs miro
6eiiirdtct, Dab biele scr GinmoBuer
imifonineu miiiien ebc iie aus ID.
rer 2oge befreit lueroen fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28
eara6 gcru6arOt AMI gsiicruns.

&ori& 81. 5ebruar. Die
9enerung in Oeut 8efiuoen ser gro.
Ben Sras6oiu Soro6 8ernbarot,
DER an Montog in ciuem Noipital
5u 9orocour oos rebtc 8ein obge.
nommen wilroe maht elmer bente
ans 9orocaly nah bier gelaugtcu
Cepeidc 5ufolgc, itctig cute Sort
ihritte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28
g 4aIer lllrO 9e9retsnl
sSront.

Berlin o. 6ebruar Ole
9iio9et Gontniiiiion mo6ie beite
befonnt, 0oB bon ii.600 Qe6rern ser
666ereu Se5rauiialteu 1000 Bur 3eit
in Der g[rmee Oieuen. @ou oen 5hii.
lert Der 0o6ereu 2e6rauitalteu IuO
iiber Die @dlite Der mehr ais AZ
Sobrc altcn IN Sic glrmee ein0ctres
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28
9tutldrr
J}ridSttat.
%Orani6lag OOm Suus
OesratD allgcnOmnGcu.
Sir Sriegs5i So, 30
100000 ODrgeieben.

5OO,OOO hpr9elebeil.
@elp01ulidc 9Iusgubcn nit $500
100000 ougeieet. gciruo fir
aricss5pcde miro foit aon8 ourd
sInlci5cn oui9c6rao6t meroen.-
Ger 9cridt ocs oitcrrceiaiiaen
@cncroIito6s. giciiac gcrhl.
ite Der 6rou5oien. Snsge
iommt i,15oo0O Wlouu III Ocu
critcn ic9s 9louotcu ocs arie.
acs-
Berlin 27, 6c6uior. pia oon-
Don Ser 9unocsrot6 Bat bente oic
9iioaet @oranidldae angeuommen,
cinibieBlih cineS getrages BON
t00l2000000 Nlarf (ctuo $2.5i0.-
100000 fir ouBerorOentlicbe 9lus-
ga6cn Gieier 9ctrag III sur Ce.
dung Der &riegstoitcu beitinnt,
Ger @oronidlog fin Oie aelu06l-
Iiden ghisgaben 6elduit iiH aui 81
323O00,000 N}orf ($S3O. 100000
Salt Scr aan3e fiir&riegsjmede ae.
6raudtc 9etrag miro olrh gluleiben
auigebrodt uer0ei
2lmtIihe Mcl0una BON
STEM
@ien, 81. 6ebruar (pia Con.
oom, Ser oiterreihiide General.
itab peroiieutliAte 1elitc oic folgenoe
nuilidlc Grtldriug.
o9Iu ciri9eu @inuten ali ser pol
niId.3ali5iihel Sren5c baben iih
leb6aite slrtiaerie.Gnclle 3uaetraaen.
Nic aaaemeine Sihlotion iu oen
aarpatbcn lit imoerdnoert gebliebeu.
Su Scr &egeuo bon Ioufbolfe uno
SSis5fow ba6en iih idbaric @eicdte
o6oeipiet
Sin ncler 9Inariii aNi niere 30,
litIoncn in llpor Sholc uur0c nah
bhtiigem Sample 5uriidaepieiel; ser
5ciuO crlitt ihwere TcrIuite. GAS 8.
iiuniide 9leaimeut lies 300 Eoote
ollf Dem 8elOe puriid inO perIor
miuoeiicns Oie gleibe 3abl an Der
piInoeten sSir mahteu 730 un0er-
wimoete @eiangene.
Gie sdladteu in SiiooIt-@alBieu
oaueru nit GROCER Seitiofeit tort.
&ieiige @erlnite ser 6rou.
5oien.
9erliM 81 6ebruor Gie
,Sanlbuger 9lohribten" brinacn
cine ange6lid autbentiiHe elite Der
irai5oii1en &erluite in Oen critcn
iedS Nlonaten OeS aricges.
Gie 3eitmg iagt oieie 2iite iei
pom frau3oiiic6en ariegS Nliuiite.
riim 5uiamnenseiieat moroeh ic.
bod uidt iiir iofortiae @eroffentIi.
dung 6eitinmut gepeien.
Die Siite ai6t oie 3o6l ser Sootcn
mlf 250000, Ole Der Gerlum0eten
auf 100000 imo Sic ser germiBten
ani 100000 an. Bon oen @erioun.
oeteu iin0 Der 3uiammenItellnna
nod 100000 leidt oerlebt
Spcfnlotion elm gie0cl
0or0eicboben.
@erlin i6er 9onOon 27 sSc6r.
Die Giu3el6eiteu oes pom @ui-
oesrot9 erlaiienen @er6otes Der Der.
oiientIi6ung ser @rciie BON @crt6.
papieren ooer oercn Sc6wanfunaen
limo ouSIH6rlih commentirt poroen.
0ie0rore wiroe oauah erIoiien. nm
elmer DEM Sntereiie Scr 9lnaemeiu-
belt 5npioerloliienoe Spefillation el.
nen 0tIegel oor5uidie6en; iic mar oa.
1egen in teiner @eiie ole 6oIae III.
oefrieoigenoer Nlarttpreeiic, sic biel.
me6r cinen &craledb nit oen glus.
lon0s &apieren c6r mobl ous6al.
ten f0unten. Der Stono ser aus.
ldnoiicben 9seri1popiere miro oub
weiter6in ueroiientlidt ueroeu
Sdiiler itto 9e6rer 5ur
Srout.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28

TSrii6iabrs- -9leiOerItoffe.

NANDJuVtS-ONtOlOVtit
$t.00 &olm @ead Suitings; 56-
5oQ.; 212 bis . garos lang 39r.
$t.OO @oplins, Serges, Crepe;
oac ueueiten Sor6en 9O. .55r.
CSC. eugliiHc %oplins 79r.
SOC. Stirln.Serge, Crepe Giago.
nails, Nloboirs, G6eds .. .39c.
81 S10ier-Gbeds .... 79c.
@ngliAc GoocrtS ... 0Oc.
@ou5moacne Battle m 44c.
yIene idUuc @uiitS.
Crepe oc G6ine Q8oiits $1.69
@on5ieioeue Grepe Oc Gbmc
@aiitS, bodulooern. .... $3.50
Grepe unO mai66drc Mailts,
i1libt imO oeitreiit .. $1.93
Wlnslin-llutCr5elg.
oGnpelopc" -&enOen . 9Sr.
S9eBc llnterrode . 49c.
Observation-Disclosures .- 21c.
SAmar5c llntcrrode. ~ 79c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28
90eRsGnOs0arf.

@iacm geihdbten &u6lihm 5ur 9lamri6t
Dab oer p2SeiiF@nb @art" am iueitliDcn Ser,
mnus Der Baltimore Sirabens9inic 8ereinep
uno nnoeren Organialionen 6u ben aiinniglich
Nenlngin0eit our &erfiauna licbt Ser 4url
iit be0euteno perprdbert uno ciQnci flo niebr
ais ie, fir &oli5iee. Sir GinSen0clien pen0e
man i1 an
GuiinD Gran6ner,
(San1S, ,3Dte,E&S) @iaenibimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28

6cili mc6cn Nnis, Srrnmiiis nuo 9lbermatis.
@'ns Sci Al Tohrcn bcnutd Bum &eyiou
III ancn 9lpoi6clcrn, Grocere Haoen nlo nc
n,"rp'sS Snncrotnrinm glr. lOi, Git'3ain'
Dcttcs9ucunc Gdc garcng SirnRc
l5cb2SG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-28
iSril6iaGrs. .gInaiIiae.

500, $25 wa6r6ait i60ne qln5iiae
ans @obaroines, Roplins, etc.
neueite 6or6en @ton- uno empire
Nlo0elle; uQe @r0Ben fir 5rauen
lnO N}do6cn fir ....... .$16,50
$50, $22, $50 9l6eno. lmO 9lad-
mitto9s-@owns ans Grepe DC G6inc,
G6aruclrie, ETC.; oae nele Sor6eu;
am Montoq fiir ...... .$12.9S
Setter 9inf fir gSiutcrfleiOnus.
$15, $tS @interou5iige $500
$50, $22 gSinteron5ige $500
$22, $25 @intcran5iigc $50
$25, $50 @interan3iige $3.50
SIS, $40 %iutermdntel $3.50
$15, $50 @hitcrmdntel $3.50
$25, $50 Salts W}1ntel $9.75
SO, $50 Seioenfleioer $500
GOriets billig.
s. 9. a la Spirite Goriets unO
neue Is. 9. Goriets $1.00 bis $500
The Irish standard., 1915-03-13

isfactorily introduced every one. he
said to Ethel: "see II the matters well
enough to come down. like a dear. will
ye? This gentleman has come from
London to see her. Dye mind? AMI
come back yourself. too, like an angel
He says he has some business that con.
Germs the whole family"
Alaric hustled Hawkes. into a chair
and then seized the somewhat uncom
Portable Brent by an unwilling hand
and shook it warmly as he asked:
"Must you go?'
"Yes," replied Brent, with a sigh of
relief.
Alaric dashed to the door and opened
It as though to speed the visitor on bis
way.
$50 sorry was out when you called 81
lied Alaric nimbly. run in any time
Always delighted to see you-deliehted.
10 the angel wife all weilY'
Brent bowed. Thank you"
And the darling child?"
Brent frowned. He crossed to the
door and turned in the frame and ad
monished Alaric:
please give my remembrance to
your mother" Then he passed out.
Az he disappeared the irrepressible
Alaric called after him:
Certainly. She'll be 80 disappointed
not to have seen you. Run in any time
ANY time at all" Alaric closed the
door and saw bis mother and Ethel
coming down the stairs.
All traces Of emotion had disappeared
from Ethel's face and maDuer. Rhe
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chester once more burst into tears.

chester once more burst into tears.
1T beats cockfghting; that's all
can say" cried Alaric. ut simply beats
cockfghting."
Mr.. Hawkes. went on reading: "'If
at the expiration Of one year my niece
is found to be. in the judgment Of my
executors. unworthy of further inter-
est she is to be returned to her father
and the sum of $3.50 year paid her
to provide her with the necessaries of
life. If, on the other hand, she proves
herself worthy Of the best traditions
of the Kingsnorth family the course
of training is to be continued until she
reaches the age Of twenty-one. when
l hereby bequeath to her the sum Of
$4,000 q year. to be paid her annually
out of my estate during her lifetime
and to be continued after her death to
any male issue she may have-by mar
riage."
Mr.. Hawkes. stopped and once again
looked at the strange family. Mrs.
Chichester was sobbing. And me-his
own sister,
Alaric was moving restlessly about
beats anything I've heard of-posi-
lively anything"
Ethel was looking intently at Pets
coat
Hawkes. continued: "'On no account
is her father to be permitted to visit
her. and should the course of training
be continued after the first year she
must not on any account visit her