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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

aus elmer fatbolild)en ood)itulc, Der
ct. SranciS Sorbereitun9situle, mn
8craoe CT par cs. Der Die Siegespalmc
b%nppntrug, pblupbl Die Nid)ter. ais Tic
iubcn. baB Der fatboliihc Singing
Der be%itbclpaubcrtc mar, bcriud]tcn,
ourd eiu lpabrcS areu5fcucr bon Sra
gen ibn 81 pcrluirrcu. IS bali uidtS,
er blieb Sicger. @ieocr Elm 9elpeis,
paB Die tuthpliihcn Sdulcn ben an
oercn niht natitebeu.
WaR Gin, Wiih.-6icr lit Gin
gotteslditeriiher Sieb in Die fdtbos
hide Miiiion5tirdc %eiugcbrodcn unn
bat an Iaem, baS ibm in Die SGnoc
fiel. iciue Scrit0ruugsiputb loS9es
luiien. NlS AM Sonutag Nprseu sic
8ldibi8cu sur Stride tantcn, fauS
man Iucs brunter unb oriibcr. Sic
prieitcElidcn MtcBgepdnoer 5eridnit
ten uno ungcbrnnnt, Ole Iltartiider
ebcufall5 5crrincn, angcbraunt mn
pcridmIBt. Gignrcttcuitummel aui
Dem NltnriIeiu unb Die Stutle pea bl,
So'epb 0 Huiih unb Hus an9ca
ihludr5t. Sm Snbcrnafcl ipar Nlca
beraus9crilicn mnb io9or am &cib
rpanerbcdcn mn am Ntclpbium bot
Der Shaubterl icinc @utb olIs9es
laiien. Suiolgcbeiicu fpnntc an Dem
Spnntage feline bl. Wciic III Der Stride
itattfinoen. Im icIbcu Morgcn nurbe
ein pcrbdfti9cs Snbiett erniiht. be-
Dem man &crScn unb 2eincn5ela pprs
lamb. Or purbe gleih bin9icit &C.
mud)t. GS iii Gin @unber, buB Sas
san8c 8pttcSbnus niht in Slammer
auiging. beuu aaes ifciut nit elmer
acrSe nngcbraunt lpprben 81 ieiu.
Waterluu, Sa.-(SpcSial : aorres
iponocn5,) Die fiirSlih bier BON Hcp
y. g. grblnnb. Yfnrrcr in Nnibua.
Soma. ahgebnltenc 0tiiiion. ipor iebr
criplsreih. Meo. @rSlanh lit Elm
au6ersepobnlih tbdtiger Iiiiionar,
Der in ben lesten Is Wouaten ioIgenbC
Itiiiipnen uno Sribuen preoigtc: Ior.
wap, @oplitpd, &aterlpo. 8aufpu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

wolfe. poplin, repp. serge, taffeta and
tub silk are nice for this style. The
fronts of the waist are made with a
coat closing, and are rolled. but in low
neck style. The skirt is a four-gore
model, finished in lap tuck style at the
centre front. The sleeve may he i'm wrist
length. finished with a shaped turnback
cuff. The pattern is cut in 6 sizes: "a.
80, IS. 40. AZ and ~ inches bust meas
ure. 1t requires I yards of 36-inch ma
terial for a 36-inch size. The skirt
measures 3 IA yards at the foot. Price
Zoe.
1651-Ladies' MILDLY Blouse With
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. This
model shows a new and serviceable
feature in the pocket plat over the
fronts. The collar. too. has new lines.
The sleeve in wrist length has a
straight cuff, which may be fastened
with cuff buttons or sleeve links. In
short length II will be ideal for warm
weather. A real sport blouse. The
belt may be omitted. The pattern is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
@ir lisiern Sud ole Wuiter
;u biaiscn Yreiien.

the drapery. The sleeve is cloSe-ftting
In wrist length, and has a flare cuff ex-
tension in short length. Either style
Is pleasing and attractive. G~abardine,
taffeta. crepe, linen, batiste, Bingham
and chambrey are nice for this style.
The waist pattern is cut in 6 sizes: "a,
SO, 80, 40, AZ and A inches bust meas
ure. The skirt Is cut in 6 sizes: 22,
"a. %, 2S, 80 and 81 inches waist meas
ure. 1t requires s 7-S yards of 36-inch
material with the drapery; without,
1t viii require one yard less for a &c.
inch size. The skirt measures 3 yards
at the foot. This illustration calls for
TWO separate patterns. Price 10c each.
O33OCChina Closet Set. Here Is
a pretty set Of linens hat will appeal
To the busy needle-worker and neat
housewife. The design is simple and
very effective in eyelet, solid and but
tOnhole embroidery. The set consists
OF china closet scarf, square doilies
and bureau scarf.
0330-China closet scarf STAMPED
on imported Irish linen, 22x36
lncheS -.----------------- ---..-----.-...S GO
8 skeins of embroidery cotton to
"OIh, .OU
O33O-A - Large square doilies
stamped on 15x15-inch imported
Irish linen, 20 cents each.
Per half dozen 100
Embroidery cotton to work one
dolly 10
O33O-B - Bureau scarf design
stamped on ~1Sx52-inch imported
Irish linen Ak
10 skeins embroidery cotton to
work 40
Perforated pattern of any Of the
above designs, including stamp
ing materials, 10 cents EACH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
amlam6.
Strcitisfeiten iiber S%cncnnung Dcs
Satbulifen SunsreHes in
Hem Yprf.

VSlo Cpil.
Ser &ntboliteus apugrcB. ser ponr
20. bis "a. Iusuit IN 9tclp 9ort alb
9cbalteu miro, lpirb III Den Wittbciz
lungeu bes EreB> Ausiduiics ais
~Seberation 8ect" be5eidnet. Sas
9e8en le9t She @fo" in Buffalo nit
Hed,t Scrpabrun9 Gin. Senu es tu9t
i'll Nelp 9orf nid,t nIIciu Die SDberas
tion, ionoern nuh Der 3. H.s&. Gem
tral s9ereiu, Die 8ou3uSosl Union. ser
aatb. SruIcnbunb uub Der StoutSs
perbauo bon Nclp' Yort. iplpic Die
Catholic 9puug Mems lluiou".
~Sbppbl lie ibre Su9ung sleih5citig
nit Der Der S0beratipn abbaltcn. be-
abiidltigcn %crbdnoe ipie Der Central
Gcreiu burdaus nidt. ibrc Sclbs
ltanbi9teit %aui5ugcbcu. Is marc
barum nngebradter. bieie groBc
Saguug ais catholic SongreB" pbcr
Catholic @cct" 6u bc5cid1ucn. Die
.Imcrican S%cheratiou Of Catholic
Societies" berlbt uuf eiucm gciuubcn
Yrin5ip mn bat III ibrer Wci'e Iielcs
SiIpc9e 9cbradt. Nbcr JIG bat nod
nift cine iolhe &ollreiie unb Sflags
FRAT erlangt, baB lie anbere rationale
Srgnniiationen III Den Shatteu itellt,
Die mn mcbrerc SabrScbnte dlter limb.
unb tic biulidtlih ipirflider Sciitrnz
gen ilbertreiien -"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

cut in 6 sizes: "a. SO. 3S. 40, AZ and A
inches bust measure. 1t requires 3
yards of 44-inch material for a 36-inch
size. Price Zoe.
l12SLadieS' Yoke Petticoat. A
new and practical under garment. This
model has Il splendid feature in the
yoke, which does away with fulness
at the waistline, bringing it below the
hips. The petticoat is nice for iounc-
ing. b~atiste. lawn. percaline, sateen,
nainsook. cambria and silk. The pat
tern is cut in I sizes: 30. "A, %, 2S, 80,
80 and "a inches waist measure. 1t
requires 3 5-S yards of 36-inch material
for a 2i-inch size. Price 10c.
1745-1746-A Charming Gown for
dinner or, theatre. For this develop
ment ladies' waist pattern 1145 and la
dies skirt pattern 1746 was used. The
waist has shaped fronts, turned back
to form revers in low neck style. The
skirt may be finished with or without
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

ritn's betrat; am perflpiIeneu 81.
Wtat aber lpareu es bereits 80 Sabre.
lett cs gum Abte getpeibt purbc. 8cs
boreu am 10. Ipril 1913 3u Shmibs
beim, @r3oio5eie &pIu, lam CT am "a.
Mot 1854 ms &ano, f~eierte am %.
Wat 1866 feline Srimi5, tpdbreub &c
am II. SuIt 1864 feline Srufeb abs
gclegt bate. Nm 81. Mai 1877
purbe er gum Gbte errpabIt.
Ieuarf, y. S.-Heb. Sam. 9.
Sebges, Yfarrer Der bieiigen ct. Sriz
sittaz @emcinbe, lit pl0Blib infol9e
zines @er5iGlages perihieoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

Sulplcr, Wpupna. @nlcpu,u, Sberrp
Wpnno. Nprtb &aibin9tou uuo SoIp
SrpB.
W%tiliuaufec, Wis.-Ser bod)ip tic
8err Iigr. y. %. Nbbelcn fam in
oiclcn Sabre auf cine 4~0sidbrigc
Sbdti9feit als SpiritlIal i'm bieiisen
Mltterbauie Der Nptrc Same Sd,pez
tern 5ltrildbliden. Gr iiberuabm Den
Ypiten inl Sabre 1875.
aiiiniuS, Wih.-6ier lit poriae
@pd)e Der bpd)betagte Snoiuners @tii :
iiondr Ht. 8cp. Iigr. Iclhicr Sauit.
Yfurrcr bon Saragn, oc3 Norgcns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

tpbt in iciuem Stuble liseuo aufgez
filnSen poroeu. Wtigr. Sauit purbe
ais Sinh pobIbdbcubcr Glteru 81 llrs
bad in Der SiD3eie aDlu am Hbein
an 4. Hppentber 1913 gebpren.
gthiiun, Sans.-Im %. Wui
feicrte Der bptp'ite Suno3en5 8oli,
abt Der ct. 9euebitt> Nbtei Su Ntdiz
ion, Sans, iein 8olpeues Yrieiterz
iubildlIm. Ser Iarieus Rouat i6eint
III icinem Sebeu cine pidtige 8oQe An
ipieIen, beun AM "a. 0tai iinb So
Sabre periIoiIen, felt Der Subilar aIs
adtidbriger &nabe Den 9pbeu Nmez
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
Aus fatbpliihcn YfarrihuIen.

Su 9rootlnu, i'm Stoate Nep gcrt
bate Die 3eituna eagle" eiuen @ctts
bcperh alls9eihric6cn inter Shiilerr
bon Sphihuleu, nm gu ermittelu
luelhe DOT linen am beiten ilber hie
oermalisen. 8eiterei8niNe iuformiert
ieien. lInter ben ca. 40 Sctperberr
ans is Sohihuieu mar elmer, Der IT.
iIbri9c Glarence Siritb, Der eiuSiae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
will be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of price mentioned with descrip-
ton Of each pattern. Send either sill
yer wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name n address plainly. Be surs
and state numbers and sizes of pat
terms desired. Remember that in these
patterns allowance is made for seams
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
Illus kirbliben Kreifen.
QspSsa fir bNe Setting bearbeta)
(eps5tea fur bisie SETTING bearbeitst.)


Solpntcn burh Den aricssbieuit Die
anti ztriitIihe fran5oiiide 8ceierung
nno Sreimalrerei uuter il ii = c II
ipollten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

Our Pattern
Department
Order Patterns by Number.

1524-This portrays an ideal play
or school dress. The model Is finished
with box plaits i'm back and front, ana
has sleeves i'm wrist or elbow length.
The boomers are fine for little girls,
inasmuch as they replace pettlcoats,
and afford comfort and grace in move
ment. Galatea, lawn, percale, wolfe,
gingham, batiste, serge, tub silk, crepe
and challie could be used for this
model. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
.. 4, 6 and 8 years. 1t requires : 81
yards Of 36-inch material for the dress,
and 1 IA yard for the boomers, for a
Agar size. Price 10c.
O147-Centerpiece. A simple but
none the less pretty centerpiece In but
terf1y design, to be embroidered in out
line, solid and buttonhOle stitch, or the
little daisy medallions would be very
effectively carried out in eyelet EN-
broidery.
STAMPED on 1Sx1S inch imported
Irish linen
Stamped on 22x22 inch imported
Irish linen
Cotton for working
Perforated pattern of either size
Estate what size you desire) in
Guiding all necessary stamping
materials
174s-Girl's Dress, with or without
Belt at Empire Waistline, and with
Sleeve in Either Of Two Lengths.
White batiste with embroidered band
Ing is here shown. The style is equally
good for wolfe, poplin, cashmere, chal-
lie, repp, linen, Bingham, chambrey or
percale. The dress is in one piece style,
with box plaits over the front, and
with the fulness at back and sides held
by a belt, which may be omitted if
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

. rs yards at the foot. For separate
skirt and waist. it will require 3 yards
of 44-inch material for the skirt and
3 IA yards Of 27-inch material for the
waist. This Illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. Price Zoe each.
O192-Scarf Design. 1Sx52 inches.
The accompanying illustration portrays
a very handsome scarf. very simple to
embroider, but extremely effective in
the new Apenzel or thousand flower
stitch, with buttonhole edge.
Stamped on white art linen.-..--.5Oc
Stamped on pure imported white
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials......15c
1741-A Charming Dress in En-
pire style. With sleeve in either of
two lengths. Figured challie and Val"
lace are here portrayed. The bodice
belt is of white meSSaline. Dimity,
lawn, checked or striped %taffeta, ba-
tiste, embroidered crepe or wolfe: all
The evening world., 1916-11-16

tho stem vi his prehistoric corncoD
w eli, ta-ta.' said jenkins, holding
out his hund. The aged man, his
whole attention centred In squirting
AT the pipo seemod not 10 see 1t.
jenkins turned. stepped OF tho porch
and strobe through The side yard
OF the square white house. fianked
by h~Ollyhocks and poonies.
Jest foller the meridian. young
man, an you can't go wrong" the
aged man called after him.
jenkins stopped rs though shot.
and faced square round.
Meridian! Eth. what?" thought
he. Meridian-that had been the pass
word spoken by the millionaire, pex-
tors pass word, the mysterious sign
whereof he, Jenkins. still had no
faintest understandings Meridian!
For a moment the Impulse lay
strong upon him 20 hasten back, settle
the old man by the arm and question
him: or else by more diplomatic ap-
%proaohes 10 try unearthing some clue
to thi8 battling puzzle.
But even rs he stood there hesitant,
Tho patriarch turned back into the
Kitchen and shut the Goor with Il
vigorous and IcsOunding nnality.
Deeply perturDed, Jenkins debated
this new problem, Es he proceeded
down tho village street I'm no very
resolutc manner Tho signal givon
hy the old nan had thoroughly dis
concerted him. HAD tho aged store
Keeper Just happened 10 speak tho
work "Meridiau,' or was ne. too. a
link In tho mysterious chain-a chain
rouud ana round him with implao-
able mcuacc7
n he were really such n link. how
had he recognized I'm JenJrns the en-
The evening world., 1916-11-16

My name ls-is-hm!-Ed Cole
from New Hampshire. I'm going "a
work for burlington. Got IL JOb
there
Tho Ancient pursod compassionate
lips.
do tell" he calculated. Amt
there nothin' else on this 'tarnal foot
stool you could do but hire out TO old
JonadHb Purngton? Accommodating
rs q hog on tee. that man Is, un'
would set In the back pew TO sa We in
torest OF his cent TIL the collection
plate comes round" ID
The aged one arose, took the lamp
and hobbled through the door at ~
rear OF the shop. jenkins followed.
his heart sinking at thought OF Pur'
inston.
sunlight streaming IN his face,
Joined 10 an insistent tapping at his
door. Weakened him with a start. He
sat up. dazcd, unable 10 realize any
thing. believing ne heard the sum
mons Of the rate Mrs. Srriggs. Then
ne suddenly remembered all.
what i ~" he erled. "Wha'
you wuut?"
HALF past 1--WE" answered the
tremuious voice ~ the old man.
Tim, fer breakfast"
Jenkins hliukcd In astonishment.
but slid out OF bed, stretched and
answered:
IAN right. Pm on. BE with you In
n miuute!"
lie pcercd ont the window. noting
with keen interest the village street
edged with lawns, "lWs and little
white houses, for all tho world like a
scene in tho movies. A few hens
were scratching I'm tho dusty road.
Cow hollis toiIfI and uripI
The evening world., 1916-11-16

found Jenkins in the midst
Of what to him was a
IL world SURPRISING strange.
Dusty, hot and tired-not
even his excitement or the fat ma-
Mia envelope could make him other.
wise-ho had landed at six-thlrty in
Millim1utic. Thore be had been
forced 10 change trains and TO wait
TN seven forty-nye
\ local train had conveyed him
ftfuIiy t. 'larke.s Corners. And
now he stood upon thc platform
watching the CLEAN Of the red tail
lights vanish down tho track and
rather at a loss a. TO his next I'M
mediate move.
The station agent. whistliug as he
locked the depot and obviously pre-
airing TO depart, reused him from
his reverie, Whatever might hap
pen, Jenkins understood he could not
stand there, pondcring. lie must he
on his way, and unknown
though it were, Baggage in hand,
his soul chastoned by the immensely
Of rural nightfdll, he approached
that whistlinE Individual.
where's south Harmony, do you
know? ?"
south Harmony? Of" And the agent
spat rcftcuNcly. 'Oh, -four milo.
mebbc Ave, out yondcr." lie jerkcl
a thumb down the road.
Jenkins ELECTED tho information
that there was a farmer named
burlington tout yonlcr," and e. his
dismay. that IL would bs impossible
ia obtain u horse and buggy. And
there was no place to sleep.
Well no matter. Faint heart n"Vor
fillcd % spade flush; and Ia was going
through, como W might.
Tightening h,l = IN tho hagSl#o,
b. started down Ia" luai. After an,
five miles wasn't an impossihility.
Framing his lipa to "Thero's a Little
SPARK Of Love Still Burning" he
kicked along right bravcly.
Might " most come.
Something ponetrant, something that
compelled, mutcd the flippant whistlo
on the lips OF William n. jenkins, eN-
,.., -ci,ik. He felt strangely solemn.
TN night broczC, cooling his thin and
SumcN hat pale face, seemed whisper
ms something TO him-but what this
something might be. he could not tell.
But presently ne put away from him
these faint, dtayistic STRINGS Of the
soul, ana once more began pondcrlng
on immediate plans.
lie decided that this spot was as
isolated and secur as any In which 70
begin operations. Stopping, he opened
his baggage BY :hs roadside, First ne
The evening world., 1916-11-16
/ BRASS CHECK

took out tho faImhand's Disguise. then
peeled OIL his W city garb. and pros
entity TODD there clad from shoes To hat
In the garments OF toll. lie then trans
terrod his other two DISCUSSES to tho
old valise. and put his own clothes In
TO the SUITCASE, lie took good caro-
10 change the precious money-cnve-
lopo into the farming outfit, and 10
secure II In his inside pocket with
safety pins.
All this ho did IN tho dark, not VEN
turing even TO light a match. lest II
betray him to some malefactor. Clad
In the rural garments, he experienced
y sense OF relief, Surely no hobo or
highwayman would think a man In
such raiment worth a~ssaulting.
lie stood up, pcered about him and
considered how he should hide the
suitcase til he might be free 10 re-
claim It. Not far ahead. a huge elm
brushed a whole universe OF stars from
the sky with its sweeping crests. This
tree he felt certain he could once more
locate. Back Of II he decided 10 dis
pose OF hts embarrassing luggage.
jenkins fell 20 his knees and began
c~Ncavating. lie had no tools 10 work
with, save a pair Of soft. ineNperi-
encod hands, but his courage was
good and the WOudsy lcaf-mould and
' 800 'HANh' ~ ~ NFhf VIZ"
stacles. In half an hour he had dug
an adequate cavity. Hero ne Deposit
cd h suitcase. lie covered II with
loose earth and leaves, and once more
arose, well satisfied.
Not a very nifty place 70 stow
goods no ponderGd, but II viii have
10 do, FOR n while"
Lighter at heart, with his plans
working smoothly and the comforting
pipe drawing well. he picked M the
disr'putahle Nalise, and-outwardly
FARMER resumed his hike down the
road toward the mythical confines Of
South Harmony.
An hour and a half later. II then
nclng clos" 70 the s%candalous hour Of
10 !. NJ, n tired and somewhat foot.
sore young man, clad In old clothes
II barring a dilapidated valise, drag
ged himself over a bridge and plodded
past ~" iirst house Of tho village.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
By George Allan England

tussfek. Hungry. be yef How lont
you been poorl?2 How dyou thinh
you're goin' 10 like"
Jenkins followed her. since there
was nothing else to do. III" found
himself IN a huge. square Kitchen.
where everything from moor 20
shelves. from stove TO lamps CLEANED
In it's own particular cleanliness. Al
one side he beheld a sink, with piles
of dishes therein. But neither sink
nor dishes held his gaze. Another OBJ
ject OF moro interest far. drew and
retained his look.
THIS object wa a young woman of
considerable pulchrltude. VITA a mass
OF ~lightbrown hair cooled Nv at the
back uf her sha pely neck. and with a
long checked apron concealing ~ ng-
urc that II was n crime to hide.
The girl cast an appraising look at
him as ne stood there inglorious and
mute. thcn indinerently continued her
dish washing Jenkins ssnsed thu
depth Of her eyes and felt "A sudden
pans OF pity hat such slender hands
sNould he constrained to bass uses,
The old turned 10 the diTS-
~ OF the dish-rag.
sally" she remarked. "this 10 Ed
Cole, from Sew York, Hes the
.ounK man sout out by tho Y. NJ G.
n 60 recooperuto his health ana such,
Hen Bloep VITA Ansel. SHOW him
up"
jenkins started violently. The
phras": SHOW hIm up gave him q
horrid shock. Hut tho divinity was
smiling, even though her smile mas
cold and distant. and his gallantry re-
spouusd IA "A bow.
hight this way, Mr.. Cole" said she.
her voice by no means lmpressing MIN
a. that OF a country damsel.
lusiIuCtiNely hc sensed a certain rap
~pruchemcnt between them. an already
,'lst,ut bond, But she seemed OblivI To-
uus OF this tact, as she led dim qui'r
lupur,IuaIil up The back stairs and
waved her fnu.y formed, hot- water
redeemed hand toward the door OF a
Ctl talu room,
That's To be- yours. with Ansoi Dud-
hey, one of our hlrcd men she in
formed HIM Come down when YOU
ret ready. and Wen nave something
Tor you Ia begin on
- Thanks" murmured Jenkins.
suddenly below stairs ne heard
the kinJiy voice Of the old woman
Gi' cole, ~ colo, Jonadab's jest
''n" .m, am want. 'o to'> wi'h
IAN righ,.' Coming oo shouted.
lndor tho bed T,u,in. showed his
carefully locked ytIls". tpr SOFA, slight
,orcpalucnt agaiast pryINR cyos, In
vUucIituly ho topt 40 70 couple OF
notchcs In his boz as hough going
into battle. Thcu. inWlrily quaking
hut ~ wardly composed demeAnor.
.. descended into the Kitchen once
more.
Ills first look fell upon Sally. who
sleeves rolled pp higher than her ar
ttstic olhows--was building pies. His
secord rested upon JonEdaD Puring-
ton. Against that presence no stiff
toned himself 10 mot the shock.
"Jolpdap aim here" said sho. Il
round shuulicrcd with thin and cord
od arms, big wrists ana hands that
ma sroWu principally 10 knucklts.
It's figure. clad In patched farming
gtrb, struck one rs being what the
country dvnomiuAtcs witty" But
his face. more than his form. at
tracted the eye for Of such are the
kingdom ~ discipline.
90 Be Contiaued)
The evening world., 1916-11-16

%grinnins face OF "a young man about
six or seven feet tall--a young man
with n sandy complexion and ditto
halr--a young man In overails and
blue shirt who spat tobacco-Juice
and queried:
Hello, mIsteri Say. you're the
fella we're expectin', Amt your"
"What2" demanded Jenkins. wish
ing n had ducked into the bushes.
"Im ON Purington'-. The old
man sent no down to the village to
get tho fella that staycd over night
with, Gramp Whitaker. what keeps
the store. tramp telefoamed down
YOU was there, So I hooked up to
fetch ye. went round by Beams
Corner. though. an must ave missed
ye. Your" i'm. amt ye? You're Ed
Cole? Tits what Gramp said the
fella's name was--Ed Cole"
Fairly caught jenkins felt a sick
An right" III surrendered, tossing
his valise into the wagon. "Wheic
the devil Is this burlington joint, any
how2"
oh, out yondcr.' Tho youia
pointed with his whip. "Cit into the
gu-hiilv, here, am wen he skivin'. |
Wr't here. too"
Noyds, streams, little bridges, ard
fields drlfted backward ana awny.
Game, now, n sandy turn. a mill pond
ana a detected saw mill, a rising BIT -
road. Jenkins behcld Il large white
house with green trimmings and a few
sickly naples all for~egathered on "A
knoll NJ the right OF the road. Up 20
this house led a drive. IT, Iuncture
with the main road marked by an II.
L. -. box.
There's purin'ton's," remarked the
rustic.
with a terrible sinking of his IN
tornol arrangements. Jcnkins realized
mat hc 40 last boheld the trap which
Gro long he felt positive would
spring ~ crll"' laws upon him