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$1,000 CHRISTMAS BAGS
GOING TO RAINBOW TROOPS
In Addition lo These Red Cross Gifts
Troops in France Have Win
ter Garments.

TWcntv-scvcn thousand Christmas
bags are being spccdcd to the men OF
the Forty-sccond DRalnbow) Division In
France In addition to these gifts OF
tho Rcd Cross the soldiers have al
ready been provided with garments to
guard them AGAINST cold In the winter.
Mrs \ g. Olncy. Assistant Director
of Military Relief of tho Atlantic Di-
vision Of the Ecd cross. said this morn
ing that II VAS Intended to send com
fort kits. bot that the latter had been
converted into Christmas bags.
In addition to these" said Mrs
Oln,y ~" hlv" given them already
gn5su sweaters. 2lteN pair of wIistlets.
a ga voo'lci helmets. 2l13g muulcrs
ana II, l,1& pairs uf socks We are going
To send more helmets and N,j2O pairs
Of wristlcts.'
Mrs Olncy. Who has been active in
various spheres of Red Cross work.
was recently nut IN charge of the III
vision which has Tor It's care the COM
fort Of the soldiers here ana abroad
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DEATH OF FIVE MORE
PERSHIKG MEN REPORTED
-Four PrivateS ana 4 Mechanic Die
From Natural Causes in
Eranrl.

WASHINGTON Dec. 7.--D"1,hs from
natural causes ot men in the army in
France were reported to-day as fol-
lows:
Private NJo,pa Bicd2ycs. Eur.ur,ls
Nov. -, heart failure; address, East
Chicago Ind
Private Pau Iindley Engnrcrs Doc
I. measles complicated with bronchial
pneumonia, acute; Addy. Warh
Mechanic Charles e. McNrlt. Field
Artillery, Doc 4 rupture Spleen. tb-
dom'nm h,uurrhnr"; Casper W,o
Private Whlilm ). Matthew. St,yr-
dor" Regiment. Dec. g. fracture Of
skull; baltimore. Md.
Private ADuor l.. clara lulntr.
Dee. ., East Hampton. Mas.
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Many FOREIGN horn Nuns Nr"h
american CitiSrnShips

Many foreign born Roman t'.a..
nuns have been making npp.nan...
FOR FIRST citizenship papers AZ Nu..t
in tho last fcw days They tI, .,-
tached 10 various institutions 10
Nassau County. OF the numnr. sA-
teen are natives ~ Germany. ur, p
Austria, one ~ Hungary AMI '..n"
OF Ireland Many NJ tho nuns l--
peared together ECstorday afterr..r.
Tho others have been coming IN ono
at n time '1 r0r office ~ Count.
Clerk CheBhirc.
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BRITISH ALI FLEET OF 100
CROSSES ALPS TO AID ITALY
RecorI-Breaking Flight Made by
Squadron From the Western
Front.

WASHINGTON. Dec More than
l"n British aviators have arrived safely
ON the Italian front TO aid In stcmm.ug
the advance OF IN" Ausiro- German
armies, according 10 Official adv,ccs
reaching here to-day
Word OF the arrival Of the British
ryiators. after record breaking hirht
from the Western front. ncroaS the Alps
20 Northern Italy. may now bee printed
Tor the nr4t time.
single machines have made longer
Nights than that undertaken py fh"
British squadron. but never nas 80 long
"a trip been taken by $50 large fleet ~
aircraft The word that the men and
machines had reached IA, italian front
BOO safety was taken to mean thaf thr,r
mad been no uishaps OF any kind uu 'n"
way.
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lN IrfffFV THaf Ysf TIER s1e
' 'If HeIaIfH.II fanafff sssTa
EHI lHH slfffu4Uvs 90 gfsssafs1
' f.aHfff fe sIVsf ~ ~ ff9s.
.i.f Hars. 10 ffaHfsssf
I.. F.fy .s fsutrfsf
II.fH1 trrfssy 4sfs Vii nsf
Hfa stated
49, 4fHaf WtfIm4Isf f.s.s 49, ~.
..a At.a PtIf.4. tsfaffiss -
ger dr4pHffH from psffqrgsG.
bog rfrsilesf fhs nIisst4n
.r WIff .u iu rHsfnq ~ 'hr lotions
f nsfitutiqnsi Assembly
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Grrmnn and Uussinn Officers Dine
IogeIhrr

LONDON, bee. The Bolshcviki
committees control q majority OF the
RUSSIAN armies IA Roumania, accord
Ing To word received hero to-day.
one division of the sixth Army. II was
stated, had already Higuod an armls
ucn. The Russian armies In Mol
davla on Saturday openly fraternlzcd
with their German opponents. Ger
man soldiers oven formally dined with
Russian officers
All Russil's diplomatic officials
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Army Onicer Dismissed for DIS
Rracing Uniform ny DrlnkinG.

WASHINGTON, Dec. :. Second
Lieut.. Larncd +. Brown. 33o,h Field
Artillery. Camp Dodge. Iowa. has been
,IIsmisspd from the army iOr having
been found on the streets O. Dcs Moln'S
80 drunk and dlsorderly, while iu uu,-
form. as to disgrace the military a''-
vice"
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AUSTRIA SENDS PRISONERS
AS PEACE PROPAGAKDISTS
Russians Freed After Being Care
fully Schoolei in Their Cap
tors Desire to End War.

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS ~
NoRTHERN ITALY, Thursday, Dec
4 By the Associated rreso I'D Aus
triau prisoners taken IN the Last few
days say that the release Of Russian
prisoners held in Austria began ten
days ago Austria took the initiative
in this without waiting for Russo 10
release Austrian prisoners
Each Russian prisoner was schoOlcd
carefully in Austria's desire to end
the war, and the whole body OF these
Russian prisoners was returned "a
Russia as "A sort Of a propaganda for
terminating tho war.
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MORE WAR CROSSES
GIVEN TO AMERICANS
Members OF Sanitary sc,'uu y. :.
IWi,e CiIei, Receive Dy,Y.

AMERICAN FIELD m.ApQu QuNE-
RS. FRANCE, D,. American
u''ry Section Number Flya sor
the French arm}. which ut.
.'.n vice cited for splendid r1ndu.,
..'"r this enemy. received their deco
ln. ons to-day.
livery member received the va.
~ ana pormlBsIOr 20 wear Tho
rage tlnot of braid over mo
Id"r). which marks un.t OF.
'IIF recognized In France g..
uIsFcry
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routine Of my life for a moment.
From TO l | practise with the piano
/ have done that ever since was
fifteen years old.
NOW an ordinary husband would
not like that, would not understand
the necessity OF it. In the afternoon
I can do pretty much as | like, but
| Il am to sing the next day have
TO say, Don't let's have any one for
dinner tonight because. YOU know. /
| can't talk much Some husbands
| might resent the restrictions imposed
upon me by my voice, but Mr. Tellc-
| gen understands.
| We have a quiet d Uu"r by our
selves and then he reads To me. The
next day OF course ! sing and must
h' even more quiet. Then the day
| a ter | sing | rest That makes three
| days OF tn" week dedicated to my
voice, or. II sing twice AZ the opera,
| six days. The ordinary husband
would not lik" that, YOU know.
ll\YJHEN Mr.. Tc.Icgcn and I were
w engaged said, 'Now. tell mo
jus; what do You expect me-? lie
said then that he would me- dream Of
asking me to give up my ,urcc", that
me did not understand how any man
| could make sucu a demand of a
woman and that ne was Immensely
proud Of all I was and would be.
Il have known SO many cases Of
women who married and gave mp
their art. They chose nice English
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Italians DrfrndinE Nor,h-rn Passes
IL IrrrIHc Matte.

lTALlNN lIEADQtA AHTEllS ~
NoHrIIEl,N ITALY. Thursdt,. Dec
,by Associated rrcsD Conditions
THIS morning were virtually uu-
changed Much depends upon the
ability NJ tHr Italians tu uolI the
passra 20 which they have now re
tired, commanding the Brcutl valley
and the plains
Tho biz operation which the enemy
is attempting 10 The north rs virtually
a repetition NJ the turning movement
he executed 1iN weeks ago in the great
offensive about GorlZia. At hat time
he broke through the upper end of
tho line aul thus endangered the
lower end of the line. This IS exactly
the situation which Is being repeated
to-day.
The Austro- German attack on Me
lcttn not only affects the lines In that
region. but II the enemy could pierce
through anl drive lila way southwark
onto the plains 1t might place him on
the left nauk Of the pave lines.
II has been established that whilo
Field Marshal Conrad Won IloetZcn-
d,,rff Is directing the movement, Gen.
Son Krobatin's forces also are CO.
In addition to the sup"-
riority In numbers, tho Austto-
Germans ace taking advantag" of the
backward season and are striking bo-
fore the mountain SHOWS impede opcr-
tons
The weather this year happens 10
be favorable to the enemy The snow
~ only a few Inches deep. wn"F"n"
in December the snow usually reach
cs depth Of from four 20 ten fcct
one such snowfall now would Dc
worth divisions. Gray skies to-day
indicated snow, but the fa'i vas
light.
1t h believed the lime ~ rcms,hnc"
on which the italians have retired is
capable Of holding the frauzr.,H and
Gadcna passes leading into lo"
Brenta Valley ana the open plan"
some miles below. Tho fighting has
been Of the most dospornt" chnra'i" ter
and while the enemy has paid dearly
for his success the italian LOSSES i'so
have been very heavy
Enemy reserves were poured un
until the Italians were Tar uu'nm
bcrcd They continued 10 struggle
desperately and IA one cas-" a small
JptuChtnent of Iicrslsul.,Ii met tAt
The evening world., 1917-12-07

Pcrlqt'y commonplace, you think We'll
ou Houh know that was utterly miraculous It
you had ever before heard Geraldine Farrlr discus.
marmony
About three year ago ! listened TO q witty little
discourse from the beautiful and gifted Geraldine
on the utter devastating impoSSiblity OF marriage,
"Nevcr, never said The Geraldine OF i3i4.
'Nou sc am like little girl with bag of cakes
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TTIIEN came. saw and conquered
L Lou Tcllogen. handsome. tai
cntcd, with the prestige OF having
been Bcrnhardts leading man ana
the determination which has made
him an English speaking star and the
husband of never. never well hardly
ever Geraldine Farrar.
rye told YOU what the free and un-
trammolled Geraldiu" ,dd go say
about marriage in pre-Tollegcn times.
To-day you have the views Of Mrs
Lou Tcllcgcn. who when her husband
opened IN blind Youth this week
divided the AUDIENCES interest and
applause because Of her witeIy en-
thuslasm over Mr. Tellegcn's per
formance.
MY eyes burned. my throat wa
dry and | wanted 20 run away n3'
hide" Mrs. Tcncgen tol1 mo yes'Dr-
day in her home. 1T was all | coul
do To stay in that box at the Republi.
Theatre. ! have never been so ncr-
vous about myself MIR. Tcllegcn, of
course. was as cool as cucumber.
like Blind Youth liked It whcn
first heard It last summer but | said
10 Mr.. Tcllcscn then, and | say now
that il gives him a chance 20 show
only about 60 per cent. Of what u,
can do. And that Is equally true o.
every play he has had in English.
nNNE reason Mr., Teilegcn and |
~ are 80 happily married" con-
tinucd the erstwhile foe OF double
harness. "is because we are so in
tcrested in each others work. We
cr.tlcisc each other, you know. Mr.
Tcllcgen is brutaly frank ana am
well. am politely frank. Each OF
US understands the demands of IN,
others work
81 have said always that | do moi
believe woman artist should marry
! believe that st.ll. | think mine is
a very special case. Consider the
The evening world., 1917-12-07

Doc Martin has can
ra.Iad his .subscript on
10. tho II o y T. Y
HOUND. ne claiming
that he has no more
patients 'or colds since
me HONEY HOUND
began accepting these
I, A y e Il G O T. q II
DROPS RlVs, that Sam
WINS. brings IN
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Aic have rtn nfh ne cake Win the pink tng nk Ntr-
hps should rather have the sake with the green filling still in the bot
tom Of the hag NnI that would do in marriage at a
III have ,ake viii the pink icing Tor and ever
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CONVERTED To MATRIM0NY IN ONE YEAR
%%s%;:. ,... GERALDINE FARRAR

'rims Donna Who Once Cried Never! Never When Sub.
jeei Of Tying Herself to One Man for Life Was
Broaehed, Tells Why She Was Wrong-Has Tried II
Out and She Likes Married Life--Love? Yes, There
Should Be Love and Similarity of Taste, but After All
Good Comradeship ls the Great Thing in Wedlock and
She Has round II With Lou TeIegen.
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BU NiIoia Greeiev-Sn,ith.

IVE> II certainly We very, very mppy. luy
stcrcl3 Cooj ,'mrJehp / hnk And OF course similar
tastes. equal interest md complete confidence each other
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Worse Than Second
Class, Gill!

NldSs' bllII
I'm Lee had sum
poemtry To send 10
sum magazines that
ho wuZ tryu' to skin
postage on pOstmAs-
TER Ed week. vowed
I wuz first class mat
ter B4ll' sed HH hoW
an the magazine edit
ors told him II wuz
sec ond class matter
but I'D mad his way
ana I'm paid lst class.
The biggest no. yet II
the HONEY HOUND
VIII he next We'd, IL
being Camp News,
written by Fred
II ruger, our special
! correspondent
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LatynX County mas
went dry this last cleo
tlon. Howsomever, Sam
Williams reports a big
shipment OF Lance
Cough Drops, to there,
so their throats won't
20 dry.
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Hiram Hicks haI been
reelected cOust1bule
mainly count OF his
catching Jed LeelS
when he tried to steal
sum Lance Cough
Drops from the GEN
eral Store. with I
other fellers III got him
single handed.
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.LANCES Way TO VICTORY!
Buys Votes with
Lance
Cough Drops

IIenSfOot Corners. \.
w., Nov. 80 tdCinSedD-
Chas. Berg who wu1
running for Selectman
OF this here town has
been elected by n
votes. Sol Corutassel
has charged Chns. wi-l
wrongly in'luinctn' tlr
voters, he clainliu D. TIA.
Charley DOuEht mis-
votes with sum Lance
Cough Drops
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81 have said always that do not
believe a woman artist should marry
! believe that stlll. | think mine is
a very special case. Constder the
The evening world., 1917-04-02

clous and inviting wicker armchairs,
under broad, white canvas awning.
Billys Imagination pictured Sally
sitting at ease I'm one Of those chairs,
surrounded BY white flanneled admir-
ers: and. contrasting his own we'll
brushed but threddbare apparel.
gnashed his mental teeth with envy
and woe.
Such vain thoughts must not, how
ever, distract his mind from the stern
tasks that lay ahead. Putting the
dclcctahle and plump -clbowed one
temporarily out OF hts mind, he con-
tinued pcering At the yacht. Presently
Ac made out that her name. in large
letters az the stern, was Victory.
Some hoat' he murmured. par
lurs, pianos, oil paintings nnd-and
everything, on board. | lsf
Jenkins now moved his position a
little, though still keeping behind
the defonscs, and managed 20 observe
tbat although no steam or smoke was
issuing from tha funnel, "A blue nag
with white square in the centre
Was hanging at the foretop.
This he recognized from a. story he
.ad once read as being Blue Peter
a banner which always means that a
boat IS sailing within twenty fuut
hours, SuNh bclng tue case, ne re
HlIZed no time was 70 be lost In his
adventurous pursuit Of Dame For
tune Other circumstances, too in
formed him OF the early sailing Of the
Victory.
Far along the pier toward tho ship 4
bows, group O' worl,msn were
huslly loading boxes ~ freight, by
means Of IRON hooks, anyways. and
profanity. Beyond them, still an,
other group was sliding large cakes
Of ice into what jenkins named "the
basement Even az u, watched, am
empty auto-truCk came rumblur 1907
the wharf after having delivered q
uN load Of iur. This Circumstance
ga,r Alm Il welcome clue.
Evidently th" ENoro.is Yacht was
bound on a long voyage aud with
equal Clcuru,s~ her destination must
bt some port iu the tropics. Nuth-
ing else could explain the awnings
and the prufusion of tee.
"rhric" i4 hr armed who hath his
quarrel just" whispered Jenkins
tightening his belt two uotches.
"lf THAT Justice business isn't where
I .yr," Doc added, under has breath
'Waut .s' Here's Whrr, go 20 A.
fur gold, revenge aud sally, Got
busy Blll got busy
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Best Jap Embroidery
Done by Men

y APANESE embroidery now 50
popular IN this country, is one %,
j the oldest arts Of tho Mikado's
people. For centuries before the
country was opened to foreign inter
course heavily embroidered silk
hmonos, screens, and other articles
were made by professional embroidery
experts, principally IN kyutu. This
same profession continues to-day,
having been handed down from father
10 son for many generations. For
tkis reason the center OF the country IS
Rrt-embroidery industry is at kyuiu,
although cheaper embrOiderIrs, pun-
rIpally tor export, are produced IN
large quantities In other parts ot the
Kobe district
The majority of the workers In
Gyoto are men, who produce the finer
Trades Of embroidery. H. Is essen
Ilally n household industry and IS
usually conducted IN small shops,
whAro from three Co ten apprentices
and skilled Cmhrolderors are en-
ployed. The men re,riv" from forty
10 seventy-hve cents gold per day
The women, however ..u.r able tu earn
from fifteen to rftN cents gold pc.
day, depending upun tn'u aolIIlN on"
diligence,
The manufacture of handmade lace
is a Comparatively new industry I'm
Japan, as lace was not used by the
japanese before tho advent NJ foreign
era. The industry Is stil, iu rs ln-
fancy. and the output is small
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NNE fine evening Of early fsih a
few weeks after tho close Of
stirring adventures which had
brought our friend. BIN jenkins, TO
IIrudcrSon's cigar stand on Sixth
Avenue. Bm sat reading the sporting
par, of ms fayurite sheet back OF the
counter. when something very start
ling happened
This event fell upon him Ike
bolt from the blue, without warning,
and with an effect that brought Blll
90 his feet upyu-mouthcd, paling with
emotion, staring aud shaken To his
depths. BINS cigar dropped from
his mouth uuheedcd, Ills hands
pu'rhcd the edge OF the counter. and
tor moment, quite Sp"rrhlrsS, he
stared with ,Ers Of lncredulItN at
the appur.uOu that now stood op-
pnslte him. engaged in looking Criu-
pally at The stock Of cigars In Hen
dersun', show case.
To Jenkins /. seemed. for an in
Staut, almost as though a spectre
had arisen to make mock Of him /.
but IN" sulidlty ~ the We'll built man
of lhIy -hVc, black haired and
aquIiIuu OF nose, now bent on max
ing IL purchase, Immediately dis
prlIrt this notion,
In "A second Jenkins knew him
Malcolm Everett
Nr~. there in tie flesh stood the
iurIu.u individual whom Jenkins had
at tur cost ut such nurdships, RISKS
and prr.s, rescued from Hamilton
Asylum the very man who, after hav-
ing been liberated from ths rufnu in
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BILL JENKINS BUCCANEER

OF wealth, now FREQ a. 4 nappy be-
cause Uf niS victims pain ana woe,
enjoying the first ambrusill whllfs or
the big cigar. And, safely concealed
behind the counter. JenknSS re
Gently strengthened fists clenched
hard. as he muttered 10 himself:
My kale-that's what's paying for
that regalia! Part OF the nine hun
dred ana twenty-one dollars and sew
enteen cents you copped from me, Is
what you're smoking now: and me
with only one suit, with my turnlp In
soak AT RusonkatI's, with Mrs.
Spriggs dunninS me for four dollars
and tftY cents room rent, only hult
a meal ticket at the Busy Wasp cate
between me ana the wolf, and Just
forty-seven cents IN my jeans. DO |
go after you? Some
Quite unaware OF the psychic hur-
ricane now devastating the unnoticed
clerk behind the counter, Malcolm
Everett, his cigar well lighted,
turned and without further ado left
the little shop,
jenkins realized that any action, to
prove effective, must he lnstintaue-
Gus, and hesitatod not a fraction OF
a second. waiting Tor nothing stay
ing not even ip turn on the lights in
the cigar stand, he seized his .mita-
tiun Panama, l"t himself ont from
behind the counter, and hastcurd 10
the door.
An eye-wink later the door had
spring lock though this ne dld not
realize forever shut behind him one
era In his lifo and opened another.
walls OF immOderHtr Irug' h
brought determined purSucr aud uu-
conscious pursued all the way tu the
East River waterfront. in the vicinity
o' Twenty third Street, whore Ever
etI with the manner u' . man who
knows lAr way penetrated 'hr
gloomy confines OF pier
Gee" murmured Bll suu.W lat
taken aDach lty this Development
over to Europe, eh2 THAT'S bad.
thought he'd be mixing TO his house
or somethin'. But no matter b,
isn't going 20 unload any getaway
stun on me, II I have o. old .Nng-
BRADY him from here 10 the South
Pole
Stl unobservcd he followed on
LuiN Everett at length reached the
fl~ end or the pier turned to Tho
lrtt and without hesitation wen,
down - SLATED gangplauk that led tu
tine deck Of a white steam yacht lying
aalr--.tmpsed IN the gloom.
jenkins lurkcd an Cpuccalnput be
hind . tall stack of boxes containing
driod pruncS. Here ho pondrred
darkiN
As Jenkins took account OF the
beauty and luxury Of tho splendid
craft, his heart burned hot within
him. Save Tor his help, Malcolm
would undoubtedly still be langtush
ing IN Hamilton; the elder EVrrutts
would still be grievnG, am thos,
happy activities would be lmpos sIbIc
and YET
"Yct here stand, all 20 tho bad
done oat Of nay dues and minus
sally thought hc with exceeding h.t
fcrncss. while they wlilOW iu IuN.
Thoughts OF sally turned his rc-
no,tlOus INTO softer channel Where
might shc be? Nv an. possibility or
bodId that yacht'
Tho craft was large and splendid
Of appointments, on her deck a't-
the psrt Jenkins mentally named "Las
hack vsrd ~ ths stood csra
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Strange Things Happen Cigar

In search Of whatsoever he might de-
YOUR. Fate directed its famished foot
steps 10 Jenklns's hidingplace.
Get out, you pup" grOWled
Jenkins. BEAT 1t, BlOw!"
The cur looked rcsentful and began
20 growl back at him, showing it's
teeth and brlstling the coarse and
dirty hair along it's spine. jenkins
picked up a strip Of wood that had
been broken from packinR-case and
brandished It. Nhereupon tho 8rowls
became throaty barks
Enragrd, Jenkins aimed swift
kick a. the brute. The brute. how
ever. had been fron birth skilled IN
the art Of lodging swift kicks. It
lodged this one, which was NO fOrciblc
that landing on empty alr. 4 swung
Jenkins almost completely round
Taking an obviously unfair advAn
tagc. the canine lrnped. Jenkins felt
4 tug and hoald q soul sickeniuE rip
Smash! went the tick on the cur'e
"lun' franc. WITH yelps of anguish
the mouglcl soout"l toward the
street, leaving JcukIn9 victor In the
FRAY, with IN" club In his hst, triumph
lu his heart, and "A certain necessary
pd, OF his trousers hanging By
hardly more than u single thread.
Painting and stricken with dread
IcuE'us once more pecred out - IN,
Worhmon ON the dock Two or thrc,
of them were looking IN his direction
with wondering gaze. For n mo
Incnt rroaning, Jenkins gave him,
ser up Tor lost; hut the KIND fate
that Watches over mariners mus
have decided 60 intervene in bcha,i
~ even a prospective siuwdwuy, for
iu this crisis an ufiic"r appeared on
.Y..L l..N ,,...| ftTtIIIt ltuutIu IL Ia