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SHIPS FITTINGS HER FUEL.
ThorJerd Burns Up Furniture ana
IL Forced 20 Gail Tugs.

These are the days when navigators
OF ocean steamships bucking wintry seas
run out Of coal and often to make har-
Dor to replenish bunkcrs are forced to
burn fittings. The flrst victim Of riotous
weather this winter II the new Nor
wegian steamship Thorjerd. built at Port
Arthur. Ontario, and bound thence, by
way Of Quebec. for this port. She sailed
In ballast and. presenting a high wall OF
~freeboard to tho tempeets. got q mighty
buffeting.
Capt. Olsen Of the Thorjcrd decided he
would make an effort to bring his ship
through the tempest, after his coal sup
ply had run out. by burning cabin and
all other wood fittings. lie had hoped
to put into New London and get more
fuel, but or Nantucket ne feared no
would not make II. Then the ships fur
niture began to 20 into the furnaces, the
skipper rejecting that II cost little II any
more h a coal at present.
When the last chair had been burned
and tho Interior Of the ship looked as II
1t had been hit by a tornado the skipper
was forced to anchor on Gay Head,
Vineyard Haven. and signal for tugs.
They got to him and brought him into
New London yesterday. Capt. Olsen
said he was forced of his course four
times. He took on coal and expects to
anchor OF Liberty Island, coming down
through the Sound. to-day.
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MAGAZINES FORCED
TO INCREASE PRICES
Hit Hard by Immense Raise in
Cost Of Paper and Other
Materials.

The magazines As we'll as the news
papers have been hit hard by the i'm
nensely increased cost OF white paper
and other materials necessary to print
ing and art work. Announcement was
made yesterday that many periodicals
have been forced to raise their prices.
The Metropolitan will jump from Sl.5O
to 8? a year. Vogue from 81 to s..
from 81 to $3.50. Cosmopolitan from
1856 10 $..:o. Nautilus from $40 to
$3.50. Hcdrst's from 3l.S5 TO $?.20.
P~kotoplav from 81 to sl.20. Journal Of
Education from S1.75 to $l.s5, Outlook
from 3g75 to 1886.
This Is but a partial list Of the maya
Zines that have Of necessity been COM
PEELED to increase their subscription
price as well as the single issue price.
Many Of them have had at this time to
renew their contracts for paper. and so
were Obliged to meet the extra expense
in the only way possible. Those OF the
magazines fortunate enough to have
longer contracts are safe enough for the
time being. but they realise that some
thing will have to be done In the neal
future.
Nearly 100 newspapers in the United
States have a to raise prices and
have notified their readers that the In.
crease will go into effect with the new
year. Most Of the newspapers of :he
country are now making their contracts
for white paper for the coming year and
have found that they will have TO pay
nearly 80 per cent. more than In the
past. Where white paper formerly cost
from : to -. rents a pound II now
costs nearly 3h cents a pound n the
magazines. OF course. have been SUBJ
jected TO the same cost strain. or tho
twenty smaller magazines In New York
several have decided to suspend publica-
ton entirely and others will merge with
publications controlled by h same in
~terests.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Waldorf Astoria -s.r George Gibbons, the
Misses G'bhon. and ldvinSston: London;
Mrs. y J Coble,gh, Cleveland; Mrs, Samuel
Bil,morc Mr.. and Mrs, Manuel de Arch.
Avsla. Mexico city; Mr. and Mrs. W q.
Harris. Dallas George r. Russell, De,roi,
dali. Rondout. n. Y.
C,.ridse-G II Peter and wife, Dallss; r,
! smith and W.T. DETROIT; Eugene ! Mich
Chicago.
Beimont-M. W. stryke. Clinton. y. Y: C.
r Bronnell Pr9videncc; Mr. and Mrs Robert
\ sutherland. Chirago: Mr.: and Mrs {. A.
Mitchell, Loo Angeles: II " tield, Toronto o,
varderbi,,aMr and Mrs George R, GSs,h'
New London; Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l. Raymond,
South. Norwslk. Conn.
Msnha,,,nnA ) Myer,; Icndop; R c.
'McAipin"D' c Musr, Newport News Va
Mr. and Mrs =. p Kilhurn: Cleveland; Mr.
Church. Hartford; J II sullens, Kansas city
Ansoni.-Dr. y Harria, Boston, Nat Levi,
Tiaaa-Mr' Justice Riddeli and wife. To.
ronto: Joseph VI. and Mrs Sch-nck. Detroit
Dr, and Mr.. y P.rdue. south Norwsik
Noiherlana-S NJ; Moves. G. j. Dovcn'
Stella Blackhail, Troy; Campbell W. steward
R,s.Carl,on-I. " x,iam. Montreal; VIII.
lam II. and Mrs. Plat. Kanss. City; Nell
Sat,crlee and wife. Chicago: 4. W. and Mrs
Morgan, Boston
Murray Hill +. and Mrs.. Arst, Lake
John + A Mer-ll, Portland, Ore +. NJ
Townsend, Poughkeepsie.
Br~eslin-swAmi .Abhedanands. Calcutta
dell, n. J.: +. G, Conklins and wife, Boston
Dr, and Mrs. 8, d. Harrison. Elmira: Harold
c. Lewis. London; J. $ Holden. Port Jcrvis
: 9 9ord Rev and Mr.. CUNNINGHAM Red.
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OF SERMONS
IN CITY TOMORROW
Watch Night Services to Be
Held in Many New York
Churches.
MUSIC TO BE FEATURE
Subjects Appropriate to New
Years Announced by
Various Pastors.

CHURCH or THE BELOVED DIs:
ClPLE-rhc Rev. Or. George William
popular vesper service Parker's c%sntata,
The Holy Child" viii be rendered by
tho vested choir. assisted by string quartet
ST. XHDREw.s METHODIST cHuscH.
West Sevcnty-sixth rttect.--li A NJ. and
: p, A. ,d p, r. E,e a. w x.ssS u,s HS.r ssrv Till
s I. AGNES CHAPEL. West Nin,ty-sec-
ond STREET.-THE Rev. DR.. w. w. HELM
Service The Rev. Paul o. KelcSsr at
TEMPLE BETHEL. Fifth avenue at
day morning at II O'Clock. DR.. Samuel
Sehulman Siii speak on Let Us Have
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE PREsBY-
TERRAIN. CHURCH, corner i4ist s~trset-
II A. NJ, The Great question for the
New Year" tho Rev. Arthur : Brown.
the New Year. by the pastor. the Rev.
Elliott W. brown. u. D., followed by
watch night meeting.
Building .-Subyect for Tuesday. $3.50 p. NJ.
Is January Influences"
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The entire musical programme OF last
cHofyEGi.ATn t cRuRcm OF ST. NrcHo.
LAS. Fifth avenue at Forty-eiehth street
The Rev. Malcolm James Macleod. u. D..
minister. will preach morning and eve
ming. Evening subjects: The End Of
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
The subject OF the lesson sermon In the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
text Revelation :?;:), The leaves OF the
tree were for the healing OF the ma
CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATER.
NIFTY, Central Park West. at seventy
sixth streets Special New Years music at
o SGi@ s' Haii' D.. The IT, M pnlr' pr.a 'as !. Rel Il Fam r. n
gu Learning by LAYING and at the 1
i n; yesper service on ".Th. Pur,ui, Of
ST. MARKS IN THE BouwERIE,
Tenth street-on Sunday afternoon at a
nander Dawson viii he In the chair. The
lecture Will he preceded Ia the church at
: o'clock by u briet distinctive service. with
"a ten minutes address by the rector.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Fifth avenue at Twenty. ninth street
Morning service at II o'clock. q. which
theme. "i9ie: on Pilates Stars At s
= NJ. his subject will be 1917: The Great
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West End avenue. at Ninety-frst street
New Years services will include the 'Year
tor, DIR. Edgar Whitaker Work. and the
giving ou, Of text cards. Tho evening SER
mon viii be on "watehmsn. What Of the
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Amsterdam avenue. at io5th street
New Years sermons will be preached both
morning and evening by the pastor. the
Rev. A.. Edwin Keigwln. u. H.. At :
o'clock there will be u Young peoples mass
meeting. and at 1880 watch night ser
vices Will be held, with sermon.
Central Park West, at Ninety-siSth street.
DR., Robert Watson VIII preach at both
Go rp";, -. NJ, The, Compassion OF
HARLEM-NEw YORK PRESENTER
IAN CHURCH-The pastor will preach At
the IL A. NJ. service on "watohmsn. what
OF the Night A I the evening service. :
o'clock. Henry r. Wiike will preach. After
this service the Church Aid Society will
serve refreshments In the chapel. and ut
1880 y. NJ. the watch night service will
Endesvor Society. Mr.. Arms will bring
the closing message of the old year at
1850 p, NJ,
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Center Line of Bloch.
The approximate" amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which tho above l--
scribed property is 10 he sold. Ia s.3,SSf =
with interest thereon from the -i~t isy -
I9lf, together with cost, ui
allowance amounting to E.i 80, with ir-
trrest from December .2nd, 1915. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The at.
proxilnate amount OF the taxes. as.os'-
men's and water rates. or other 'ISus,
which are TO lie allowed TO the purshas-r
out OF the purchase money, or paid b. the
Referee. Is s:.s32.0o and Interest.
Said premises will he sold subject 20
a prior mortgage of $4,000. % WIN lr-
t-rest from july lst. 1916. at the rae o.
on per cent. per hnnum
Dated, New York. December s6th, 1875.
EDGAR J. NATHAN. Referee.
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N. Y. CANVASS COMPLETED.
Hughes's Plurality in state Was
110,S1S.

ALBANY. Dec, 29.-Charies T.. Hughes
received ~ plurality of 1882 and Gov.
Whitman a plurality of 1898 at the
November election, according 10 the
State canvass completed to-day with all
Of tho soldier votes tabled. Hughes's
total vote was S79.23S and Whitnan's
$50, geo.
william NJ. Calder. United States
Senator-elect, received a plurality OF
233,3Sl. carrying New York city by
27.S6O. ann X. Wells. State Treas
urer. received the greatest plurality.
249.l41. carrying New York city by
1850, his total vote being S41.71O.
Francis NJ. Hugo. Secretary Of State,
had n total vote of s4O,544. only 1856
less than the total yOte Of the state
Treasurer. while his plurality was 22I.-
go. as he lost New York city by sac
votes. The total vote for Comptroller
T<~vta ~ sss.Ssl. whits tbs plurality
3I\.soA :.
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East l0<th st.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above dSeor1bed
property Ia to be sold. 10 4s3. 7s3.Ss, toesthSr
with interest thereon from the 18th day o;
November. 1916. together with the coat.
disbursements and extra allowances amount.
Ing to s5ls.S%. together with the expenses
Of the sale.
assessments and water rates or other i!enS.
which are to be allowed to tho purchaser
out Of the purchase money. or paid By the
referee. II $50 and interest.
Dated, New York. December 18Th, 1919
PHOENIX IEGNAHAM, Referee.
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FORECLOSURES sAlYs.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK corN.
TY.-CHARLEs CARTEL. Piain,i,
ssainst PARKER X. DEANE ct al. be.
In pursuance Of a Judsmen, Of s~or.c,c,.
ure and sale. duly made and entered in m.
above entitled action. and bearing date .hs
5th day Of December. 1916. I. the under.
VIII sell At public auction. at the E1chanss
Borough. OF Manhattan. city o.. New York.
~sueiioneer. the premises directed BY ss(i
Judgment to be sold. and therein described
All those certain lots. pieces or parcels .,
iand, situate; lying and being In the Bor.
known as lots s5t and s5s on a MAE a. nna
tract OF land now belonging 10 FrsncI,
Price formerly Of BENJAMIN L. Benson si,i.
:. r. Bridges. nled az Map 81 in the x.w
York Registers Ofice. saii premise. being
more particularly bounded and described az
BEGINNING At . point on tn. nor,h.r,y
s,as o. iotsh street; distant Three Hun.
side Of Firm Avenue with the nor,heriy
side Of lo,th Street rnnnins thence north.
dreii fe' s,.v si,n in Sh.s Hvso"f iis one 10 A, X:
centre line Of the block between ic,,h and
10Th Streets: running thence easterly.
L5oD thence s%outheriy. again parallel with
Fifth Avenue, one hundred feet eley.n
inches 900 1I") to the northerly eide Of
said 10Th Street: thence westerly slon,
said northerly side Of iotth Street, fsty ,...
500 to the point or place Of beginning
said premises being now known by ,hs
the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York:
Being part Of the premises conveyed "a
Charles !. Weinstein and Max weinstein nv
James A. Trowbridge and wife by desd
dated June II. 1905. and recorded In the
ONCE OF the Register Of the County Of New
CO. 8t7.
Dated. New york. December 18th. 1919.
PHOENIX 1SGRAHAM. Referees
HENRY NJ. STEVENSON, Attorney for
Plaintiff. once and Post Ofnce Address, 90
Maiden Lane. Borough OF Manhattan, CITY
Of New York.
m following IL . diagram Of the prop.
erty to be sold; Its street numbers are iS.kt
East lo<th street. Borough Of attain.
City Of New York.
Canfra lima of llank
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SAILS ny AUCTION.


ON the 10Th day Of January, 1917 nt
1000 O'Clock IN tho forenoon. ar as soon
thereafter as convenient, IL" undersigned
ia" Borough Of 3Itrlaltnu, Ncw York
Citv, VIII sell At ruhllr Nuctlon, at the
auction rooms of FLOYD Grant n co., TId-
$50 seventh Avenue, borough ~ Manhnt.
tai, New Ao'A cas-, II quantity Of trunk.
suit case, boxes ami packages with con
fonts. " any. hold by said hotel proprietor
by Niriup ~ his lien.
SNEltM W ApAkrMENT nnTLL.
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l.. I. rInrshi. Aurt'r. ia Bowery. sol

~ y NJ 'hrtl'''n'n pledges OF every de-
'crlp'iuu for unpaid loans from tho follow
i'r lrNuhrokrrS, including al dttmuut Is,
sHpphires, pears, cW"riiIs. al. other
. ones unset or s'i IN ring, earrings. piUs,
Inks, chains, stubs. bracelets, in"i,nt ur
other mounting an tow elrN, watchC-. t|l-
N'rWdt", guns, Instruments furs, clothing,
e. ti'rHs, an other gout- pledged previous
&C. dttCS uuI up Ia numbers mentioned,
to'h inclusive, AND All ~pl"iE"s held over.
lrr. N- Soh,l Bros. W. columbus Av q,
Vripr pHr. ~. lHl,, to No 3Ilt7.
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LOST, EOIND AND REWARDS.

LOST ON sunday, DE, ubrr cith, he
tween PARK and fttth Avenues and 5Sth
and ,>th 81 "tf II rI"cn chinese Jhde car-
ing, tliutufn' fUttiuE Finders reward
So, L. S,liM AEHENRA'li, 40 Fourth
we. Sew YORK
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT IL
TERED into on tho 18TH day OF O,'utrr,
1915. between John Wanamak'r, Sew words,
aud Mrs. ii. Is. G!snckopf. Will sci. ola 100
9Th ua! Of January, 1917, at tea t..'
O'Clock in the forenoon in the flauD 10.
pariuont OF John Wauarna&cr. New NHiA,
Number It+ Broadway, Borough ~ Mat
haitian, Guy. county aud state - sew
Norh. one \Ictrola ls provided by Poo, n.
10 and b5 ~ tho ncr~onal Property Law
DANIEL GREEN VALID. Au,tiuue,
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PURSUANT To AN AGREEMENT ST.
TERED into on the 23d day of pcUomnca
1913. between John WanHmuker. New \.r
aud Mary Grancher, ! VIII. sell on the 'l
day Of January, 1917, az ton C0l a.. g. Is
OF John Wanamsker, New York. NUM-
76t B~ruadway, Borough OF Manhattan, t'f'
County and state Of New York, one H1t D
ani stool, rs provided by Section 90 an O,
OF the Persona! Property Law.
DANlEL GkEENM AMctLuHnn.
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HELP WANTEn-NAIE.

SoLDERERS on milk and cream Csrs
good paY and steady work Arp'y nAif'
NiN'S MFG COMPANY. Warren and Mo,
gan SITS, Jersey city, y i
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT ls
TERED into on the Goth day az Nur
1915, between John Wsua mHk"r, New y q
and Adelaide Trenamun, ! will EEL on ~
9th day OF January, 1877, at ten q
o'llock in the forenoon in tho Piano u.
Of John Wauamak'r, New W.
Number iGt Broadway. Borough OF Mat
haitian. city. County md state ~ N'7
York. one Plano ana Bench ms provided ~
sections 81 and 80 OF the Personal FrOpC
Law.
ANIL.I- pnENmAL Ann.L.r.r
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SITUATIONS WANIGD-NNIE.

UNIVERSITY GltNprArE -. vp. ,
situation wh-rs h." can s'uIN rr'I b.
health, education, vhlu Wrllrr,. ur' 4. Hr
Iuestions. References satisfactory. l.. u.
e.. II Sun oRios.
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PATENTS.

PATENTS, Trade marks, copyrights, Protect
your ideas. Three valuable books with Int IN.
~ventlOns wanted sent free, Phone Barclay 1884.
Richard Il. Owen. patent lawyer. end floor,
woolworth Bldg. o. 100 Owen Bldg, Washing.
tea, D.. o.
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DASIEl. Gi;EENwALp. Au.,,auoe,

PURSUANT TO AN AGREI:MENr I.
rERED into oil the I'D day ~ MAJ. ~
between John W~anainak"r. New N,rl. '
Joseph \ Ncpermott, VIII -, "p the ,
day OF January, 1917, At ten tiu' o,, l. .
the forenoon in the Piano l,rutuet
John WananH&er New YORK.. EUAul'r 't
Broadway, borough OF Manhattan. t,f,,
County aud State of New York. one u.IrI
aud stool, us provided ~ sections 4, .H
90 81 the personal Property Law
DANIEL GREENWALD. Auction--r.
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pURsUANT TO AZ AGREEMENT ~

PURSUANT To An AGREEMENT EN.
into on the 9TH iuN OF Ir,cll,'
1915, between John Wauamak.r Sew W
and CALEB r. Richardson, 1 Will sell on ~,
9Th day of January, 1917. at ton ITO
O'clock in the forenoon m the Plano o..
parlm"nt Of John W~auauakcT. New Ni
Numher 76, Broadway, borough o. 81
haitian, city, COUNTY ana State ~ q
York.. on" player piano and bench
provided by sections ~ and 90 OF The :,
sonRl Property Inv.
DANIEL. GREENWALD. Au,'iauccr
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The Lake Placid National Bank. 10 o'c
at Lake Placid, IN the state OF Sew Nor.
* closing It's Hrairs Al note holders u'
other Creditors OF tho Assut.a.ou are thor,
lore notilod to present tho notes al4 n'h'.
claims for payment
NOEL frIDSTlIS. President
Dat~i Dec. IS, 1916.
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PAW sAL.ES.
CENTRAL AUCTION Co. VI. Sheeh.n
AuIIlnnerr. lht lAmnl streel. snlls L.maIr.

CENTRAL AUCTION co., VI, Shecb.n
Auctionerr. l5' tanni street. soils IcweIrv
At II \. VI ,.uthlnr At 10 A. VI.
Jan'N Try j SIN pson A. Co., 1850 Broaa.
way aud los West tOth -. a, uuI,a,cmSI
pledges ~ p"ai.s. diamonds ana other
pre-. luus stones. wat, hes, 1ewclry, silver.
ware, Sc, pledged previous to No gaO0O
De-. LIST, l'lS, and all articles held from
former t1lcs.
Jany BY John simpson, "a Buwcry.
All unredceIIed pledges of pearls, diamonds
and other precious stones. watches. JeweIry,
siv"rNr''. g., pledged previous to No
is5oo, oct l. l'I', and al articles held
FROM foTW'" sales.
Jan >.By McA'eenan's. 1880 Broadway.
all uu'"droW"l pledges OF pearls, diamonds
and other precious stones. watches, tewelry.
siNorwdr". Sc. pledged from No. ! In l9l5.
to No. 3i0no in 1913 Also No. 22iSb In
1871, ON" p'ar', No. .321l in 1918; diamond
pendant, diamond carsrrews. diamond and
pearl h%r0co'"t, 40. 22ttD in 1915, diamond
ring and All articles held over from former
sulcs.
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NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
to 5 West 18th st.
Rev. Cornelius woelfkin, u. D., v,,,.-
Rev. Z. Herbert Dutton. ''
Dr. Woelfkin will preach at ~ md ..
sunday School,. $3.50; Bible Classes. $40.
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Southern Chairmen.

The list In which the solid South Ia
uaed as "A unit OF comparison, every
thing else going into another table, fol-
lows:
Acconnts-Ja nc, T, Lloyd, Missouri.
Virginia, ~
Census-Hsrv"v Helm, Kentucky.
Disposition ~ l's~les. ExruutIyc Tann,s
j. &c. Tolhnt', Maryland. "
Dmtr OF columbia Ken Johnson, Ken.
". Hughes. Georris
49, Scn'roi-- BENJAMIN @, Hunphrles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04

Fine large CanteIoups. H..
Bartlett Pears, per box.
Purple Piums, per box. e..
Red Plums, very fine. boz
Peaches, sat. basket, 35c
Black Sweet Cherries, DO
Harvest Apples, per box
Fancy Eating Apples. DO
Cal Lemons, per doz d.
Large Grapefruit, ? for
Cal. Valencia Oranges, d,
Fancy Green Corn, dog d.
dollhouse Tom 10 g.
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I'm either case" beloved VIII
kins, I'm going TO thrash the cur
who stole my wife from me.
lie made a bull-rush at Tom. The
latter. with ridiculous ease. eluded
the clumsy attack. and, with a quick
half-arm jolt sent wilkins sprawling
on Che rug.
wilkins was up again at once and
charged his nlInoler foe. only TO find
himself deftly caught In a double
Nelson" that left him powerless and
choking.
Now then" asked-Tom, will you
go, or shall l break your neck?
leave the choice entirely 10 you"
Before Wilkins could sputter a no
ply Olive stepped forward from the
doorway Straight up to the trem
bling Minna she came.
Leave this house ut once" she
ordered, shrilly. DO you hear me,
Co"
"Olve!" cried Tom.
This woman goes" flashed hi:
wife, "or l go"
I'm go! I'll CO." whiupered Min
ma. oh | am SO sorry. MIR. Oicott
l."
Go" repeated Olive, her face
white. her eyes burning with rage
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THE GOAD OF JEALOUSY

Olive and Tom, was now TO he an
inmate Of their houfes free &c see
and talk wlth-and possibly make
love to-Toni. every hour Of every
day
olives grief gave place 10 wrath
For n moment she was minded 10 60
TO Tom and bid him choose between
her and this interloper But pride
restrained her; pride and shame
lest Tom discover she had broken
her promise. She struggled for self
control. deciding TO say nothing
hut 10 watch the couple without
rousing their suspicious end make
certain whether or not her fears
were justified
As she formulated this resolve she
got up. crossed the room 10 the
washstand and began 10 lathe her
redly swollen eyes. A tap at the
door madel her turn the key in the
lock, Tom came In.
What ailed you," he asked, Ito
run away like that. without even a
word OF welcome for Minna? She's
hurt ar the way you greeted her.
She thinks YOU dor't want her here,
But I've explained to her how al
surd that notion II. Your eyes look
as II you'd beer crying"
II have an unbearable head
ache" replied Olive. I've had It all
day came 10 the Office to get you
10 give me some medicine for II.
Tlut | didn't like 10 spCaR 10 you
about 1t before a stranger That
is Why ! came away so suddenly"
I'm sorry" said Tom, all his re-
sentiment dying out at thought OF
her suffering wait minute ana
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III get you something for the head"
He left the room. coming back a
little later with a stoppered phiai
in his hand
take half teaspoonful Of this
in glass OF water" he said. hand
ing her the bottle. And If the
head isn't well in two hours you
can take another dose Of the same
size. Blu. don't take more than
that
why not?" she asked, listlessly,
cycling the phial. is It dangerous?
IT'S heart derressant," he said.
like all coal-tar products. For IN
stance, n tablespoonful OF II would
probably put your heart out OF bust
ness for ever. So be careful"
Olive looked ~ the phial with n
new interest. She put il on shell
behind her washstand among some
other medicine bottles, telling her
husband She would take the pre-.
scrihcd dose OF It as soon as maid
could bring some lceS water In
which TO drink IT, And IT. the stress
OF the next few days she temporar-
lily forgot the phiafs existence.
For, with Minna's arrival. life AT
the institute took rev turn. Minna
declared that she would get much
better rest and recreation by help
Ing Tom with his other patients
than by lolling all day iu bed SO
tn his delight she installed herself
at his very capable assistant
This naturally meant that he and
she were frequently closeted tCgeth.
or in HIS Office. consulting abou; the
various cases or mapping out new
lines OF treatment And olives cup
Of Jealous wretchedness, was filled
10 OVERLOOKING. Once Nina said 10
Tom in lmpulsive enthusiasm over
her new work:
I'm 80 happy here with you ]
never will go back 70 him, Never"
And Tom, TOUCHED by her words,
answered:
"You know how much ! think OF
YOU, Minna. But you mus MT make
any resolutions youll be sorry for
The day following this harmless
dialogue Tom and Minra were sit,
ting at the office desk reviewing