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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16
turpisia,
@saria ia Sobn 9fantanrm
9e6er, isis.
9lsbtabnla lSarbor, .. S-S-192S.

9lsbtnbnla a6arbpr, .. S-S-192S.
Slmat omot ollest fesfifei6llG
t6GllG lIntpinlGt. Sateitafin on Of
Tut ritniaan pitoleiiesti. llfonilntoja
on tltontllostafin ollut paiffafun-
nallamme.
Sittenfuin firfolliSfofoufiesta
popit palaiilpot ia ianrnaiiipat leit.
raflirnnSinmme, on tointinta len
iGlfeen ollut meillG biljaiien pto.
leisto. @llefirjoittanrt on main
iaarnannltt iaarnapuoronIa ia ilito-
riioliitto on pitGnpt ionflin o6jelma
iltontan. - 0tutta NIT tpiime Ili1t.
nuntoino, elofuun 5 p:nG oil meilld
uifein inblot. gliitG poinlme ninlit-
tGG eipanfeliilntiiitblifii; iilla niisid
foifui ipaltaiposti oittltliben eipan-
feliirtli. Sublat iobtltitpat iiitG, ettd
fesflntoesIontlne, elof. A plitp1st1
tiib1n pGifpGGn astt on ipieraillnt
t1nt1n ieurafltnnan entinen opetta-
ia, pastori 8. SO. @ilen. Subla ol-
fol ipiin1e Iunnltlltoi.aanlitno 1unta'
lonpalipelufIella, iosia iaarnalt pat-
n6ioornon postori gSilen. ga pGat-
tni ie illollu bortausbetfellG, iofa
olfoi flo 7 ia pGGttbi flo 8. Sen pb-
tepbesid wietettiin $. p. ebtoollis-
ia. SGsiG 6artousbetfesi1 pitt enlih
Ioornon ollefirjoittonlit ia rtppt'
ioornon postort 8ilen. Wellen
ioornat olipat onrtistineita ia IL
i1ltoriffoito. 9tunioasti oil fuitli-
ioito nGisIG tilaiiiiufiisia ia olon-
otto Serran p0ptGGn oil fobtaloiien
ranios. - aiitos, ipeIi, fGpnniSt1-
ii. Scrlpetltlco toistefin..
GbellG ferrotitn pastori 8ilenin
ponhin tptGr, Wtiss Self 8ilen
Gbicoaosta on ntpos tpieroilentoslo
poiffofunnollanlne ieltrafuntatn-
me ia entisten foulutoperienla fes'
flnioesIo. Soiipomme bGnelle mte-
roilultnIo nGbben bouSfoa piibtr'
mistG.
@lrs Silbur 9osfi, Scr 6ra..t
&osfen puoliio, pfii ieurofii1ttdnlme
utorio em6nti1, OH pllut leiffoutllI'
Ia foupirnfintme iairasbnoneeSla
beinaf. 12 pdipdstd osti.@ilen IL
lollo bdnct tuotiin 10 fcti'n. Selt'
fous iobtui ioppifiipistd, loita oil
ollut runlaasti. geGin ollen !eittous
of oI(iit mofaipo. Iautta ic ont'ts-
tui bppit1. Soiipomnrc iiIar Sostelle
pifoista paranttintisto. loto NOR
moon eoistGG bdnen tpptpipdlncn "a
bilpe6 luonteeniu. @attft toanfpp
hppGfii Mile, jotfa Sintalaa ro'
fostoipot, lonoo Serron Jana.
Soiipoen bausfaa ipfipfeidd ia
Sumolon iiiurto arnloa iefd ter
mehtien faiffio gliittoian lnfilrlfa
ia toimitnsfuntoo, nitta erttfd'll
NsinneIoton ia io1n pstdipionllre'
piirrdn ipeljelliiesti
IS Wtiettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16
Spronfu, Ont, Ganooa.

(syotfoa eoelliicen iutn1eroono
9lllefirioittonut rienii Glppn
Neinn. icurompolla ipiifolla. slppi-
losIo, 0sr ia 0trs Siipofon fooisia
fuluilpat bctfet Min iolttitiioon iot-
tel tobtonut oifoo nluualle riittod-
f6dn. Soniolla ipiifollo torStoi-ilta'
no oil ipieroileipopitbuio tilaiirli'
oesia plbumoon Slmalon ionoo
ieitrofunnon onlpcliiieitrotiloiiiti.
oesio Siipofon fooisia talon t6p-
tciielle fltuliufunnoIle. GlpsiH Of
lesiomme tapoiimme mpos peli pos-
tori 9lboo ia bGnen perbettd6n. Oli-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16

- Nfiss @iartba &oartunen,
Observation-Disclosures Ypb6n Sole
lin iairaalasto, 9lsblanbisto, iaopui
lpiinle torstaina pari tpiiffoa festG-
ipGlle feidlontolleet ditinid @srs
&aartuien luo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16
Saittatuunalta.

@fiss aristiina 2uonla, jofa
Wieroili manbenpienia Scr ia Wlrs
6. Suoman luona, ldfii iunnltntai-
iltana Gbicagoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16
Vol. %
sac,u yurfin aaniallisiearafnnta.

9eiGlomon pGGtpttpG alfaa taas
ieurofunnasianlne iG1nnollinen toi-
nlinta emf iln1untaina, tantan e.
lotlrlin 10 p:nd. &irtosia, iofa IL
jaitiee nro 237 IT 6. 1913 tatlL OIL
iilloin iltnlalanpalDelus flo 4.3O
ip. SenjGlfeen on tarioilia ieura-
tunnan 9plp0fli. Sltaobielma alfaa
flo 7.3O. 9tGntd tilaiiltubet wiete-
t11n n6in feiGn ajalla firfon ala-
Ialisla, joSia on fuurlulioen t1boen
raittiinlpi ia nllrfmpanpi toinlia.
SSeriep Gitpn @lp. 2ut1. Setlebe-
min ieurafullta, iofa on tofoufies-
iaan pd1tt1npt pppt1a alletirjoitta.
nutta ottanaan buostaania lettra-
frnnan iananpalmelijan toimelh on
len jp lpirulliiesti te9nDtfin. gtutfo
dllefirjoittanllt ei ole ipoirl1t lopul-
liSta lllpausta antaa ennenfuln
gfelp gorfin aanialliSieurafunta
piralliIesia fofoufieSiaaiL emf ipDS.
fitusin OH aiiasta p1GttGin1. 9liten-
fin Iii6en mennesiG on ieurafutltG
luoputtanrt jofa iunnllntain aamn-
p1ifpGn Seriep Gitpn ieurafunnalle
ia jonfitn, ipiifon illoista, patti ei
torstairi-iltaa, iolloin iilld itielld
OH lpiiffo fofoufienia.
SGniGn peruStlfiella on SerleD
Gitpn leurafunnalla jli11alanpolpe-
lus If. lpiirneiienG ilnnitntoina rs
p;n1 firfosio glrustrang faoun
iporrella flo II ap.
aoiffi ipoGmelliiesti terpetullei-
ia tGbGn tilaiiuliteen.
Sdindn pbtepoesid pppodn laniua
milpittomGt fiitofieni ieurofrnilalle-
nj Stem gorfisia iaaouSta feId
lonlastani ia gltberiin ieurofllnnalle
aatamoStaan robafabjasto ntotfo-
fltstnnufiiini. 9iitofiet mpos 5itcb-
burgin Sitcbmillianlin ga Wopnor-
sin Ieurofunnille pstGtpppoestd ia
motfa-otprstufiista, erittdinrin o.
pettajoparille, postori ia pastorSfa
9(nttoielle fortteerista ia ontofpp-
oist1l
3iitofiet S6ion Notwithstanding
Mile, erittGin glSbtabula Sarboris-
ia, iosia pli ennaffolitltloton, erti-
men milpiton iuboe entileen opetta-
ioanIo nGboen lpollitiemosio. aii-
tofIet mieroonparaiiitioeSta ia rum
Ioosta lobjoitufiesta matfatustan-
nusten oipustufiesia. &iitos opetta.
ioparille, postori ia pdstorsfa
Weiettiielle bitoneeieen ottaniiesta
ia pilpitton6sti polpelufiesta.
8iel6 eritpinen fiitos entiiille ip-
oGnpstGlpilleni Sairport Sarboris-
ia, ioioen fonsia pbbesi1 iloitiin,
fGriin tn toistelin ia jotfa faifisia
usfolliiesti ieiioitpot piiiheiieen as
| ii rinnollani. SGtG entistG iuboetta
en- moi fosfoan unbottao. Spodne'
nj palalpalld raffauoello olen oliitt
tcibin fiittpnpt alma ndistG ojcisto
osti. Sent1boen mpos pmnldrrdn
teit6 wielGfin npfpiiesid tilasionnc.
%utta fosfo libamme on riStille
ripustettofpo iofo p1itpG ia meta
,isfollinen g. Senfi opettoa ia Bo-
pobtoiomme fGriiip6Iliipps oitttao,
itiellc fuolentiien ia Sristuficlle c.
lilniien toitoo, min Iitfefoa npos,
fitten opostoIi feboittoa aristuflen
f1riim1lIiinnsfin oiitltuoefieiine.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16

n @liss 2enlpi 9etola;, Scr ia
0ers 9etolan tptGr, palaii ilniliin-
taina Gbicaeoon; bGn mieraili pari-
len wiiffoa manbempienia luona.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16

- Ner @orne 2inoqiiist, Iebten.
me painaia, on tpieraillut iioditit'
ia Wers Sanno @aGen fonsia Win-
neIotosia. SeioGn mlifanoon oil
Scr 8. Sfintolo. Wsotfan be tefitpdt
oiitolla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16

- 9irjapainosiamme ipierailimot
ipiime miifolla @oreneosta, 8is.,
Scr ia @srs Sofinen iefa beioon
tpttGreniG gutb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16

- Scr ia Wers SenrD sdeneldn
lrona OH tpierailemasia geib1n tDt.
tGrenIG @rs 8. Mtattion. = Sa
Weiss ester gtiemelG, iofo on 10
polonnltt Detroit lin, tpieroili mii-
me miifolla. @erS 8. @ilenils
of ipieraiiilla Sulittbisia, @einn.,
topournasia miestdGrl pastori g8i-
leninsta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16

GrlpinfplGn 9suoriioliiton fo-
foufi,sta, iofa pioettiin Scr @rs
Sacfionin luona of tuloja $3.50.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16

- San SuSfirfin fenttGiublista
oil tuloja fofonaiiitltoesiaan $109.-
40. Sum fulllngit oil luettu pois,
oil pitboas iGGnnos $69.92. - Scr
9(ler &antalnGti OH ipastaan otto
nut ianotun ii,mmm ieitrafunndn
fasIaon Wtrs Yerttulan foiitta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-08-16
Ylsiiid nntiiia
Siirtulaiimaslaisia tebtpjcn 4nnn-
tpstcm merfitDs.

SltrtplnilMitslatsia feDfDJcm 4nlln'
tpstem merfitps.
(Ssatfoa eoellileen niuneroon.)
Siirtplaiinmslafi NIT tarfistetmsm
miupbpsiaai.
gSuoben 1924 iiirtolaiiuuslain
nufoan tllli Suomen fuotanddrafii
All DenfiloG tpuotta foboen. Enoli
tlosto nGGrGst1 oil iGGoettp etuoi-
feutettllja iiirtolaiiia marten, fin-
luen niibin naanlpilielij1t, puu'
turburit ia neijeristit iefd beiOan
paimonia ia ollie 16 puooen ifailet
nainlattonat lapienia. S1nl1 ldn-
o0s jatfuu uuoesiafin laisia, patti
ett6 maonfpiljelijGt ia lanasia ert.
foisaIemosia olegpot iaaiuat trooo
t6nne Is puooen ifGiiet nainlatto-
mat lopienla. SSfGrajaa lapiiin nab
ben on iiten fprotettli faboella
puooella. Toinen puoli fiotaalda'
r1std OH lruoen lain ratfaan ipa-
rattu beinGfuun l p6iipGstd 1923
lGbtien tGsiG maasia ailnpien lail'
liIesti t1nne tulleioen ei-fanlalaisten
spaimoille ia alle 81 .ifapnooen
palrboille nainlattomille laplille.
SSasta len jGlfeer, fitn ndibln eoel'
Ia mainittilibin luoffiin litfertltpat
IiirtolaiIet oipat ioaneet iiirtolals'
iuiiiuminio, tllee muioen pprfijoi'
Sen lpuoro iaaba pdGiplitpa, JOS
fliotoo on epuooella iilloin j1lelld.
.SGGllG alutpien mainlot ia lapiet..
9lmerifosia lienee paljon iellailia
iitonalaiiia, iotfa oipot olleet tadlla
10 ipuoiifauiia ia foettoneet tuottaa
tSnne moirnonio- ia loplenla, nlutta
iofo tltottonlinen on 1iirtpnpt lpno-
0esta toiiee1 fun tpoimnsiaollitt
Iiirtoloiiiilslafi on ollrt estcend,
nliilf11nlaiiio etuoifeufiia fun et
ole ollut ei.fonialoisten omaiiiin
n6boen. Sept moilpot be titottaa
maimonia ia alle 81 ipuoOen ifdiiet
noimottonat lapienia. @infGdnlnt-
iia erifoiiia toimenpiteit6 ei fplpto,
ei erifoiIia anonufiia eifd milita.
N(iianomoiiet woiapot lGbted motfai-
le beti, fun owat tGGltd iaaneet pi
lettinlG.
9iblpisia oleiuat.
ssiibin n1boen iotfa opat fib-
Ioisia, mics t16lld ia moriian Suo-
mesia, iubtartlri itiiii lafi toiiella
taipolla. Se pioentad ntoriiamen
Observation-Disclosures jos oil iinin-
niteltu Min ettG pibfiminen tapob'
titiii 9lmerifasia. Weutta jos mics
ntatfustoa Suonieen ia menee iielld
aipioliittoon, nitiittaa ie aiian 10
moinlo loa lpbpesiG ajasia pdaip-
Iinpan, iill1 ipoimo on iilloin ont-
tanattonlosti tullut etuoifeutettu1en
luoffoan.
Wsiebet, joibcn ipaimp OH slmerifan
fanIalaimen.
ybopsmalloisia loptpnee iellaiiia
Iiomolaiiio,. iotfa eirpdt ole mao
han ioopuneet lailliiella topallo ia
iotfa omot tGdll1 menneet aipioliit-
toon noiicn fansia, iofa on 9lmeri-
fan fonIoloinen. Sclloiiet miebet
ipoiipot mt ioaoa oiionia oifeaon
funtoon jos tefetudt motfan nlfo'
lnnille. gsainto ldbettdd len jdlfeen
onomuficn @oibinstoniin ioooa
titottoo micbenid tdnnc. Sun mics
tdtcn poloo tdune tofaiin tulee ban
IoilliieIlo touolla maoban ia ioa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
''It's An invitation"

Hand as they walked through the
entrance and found themselves In a
long dimIy-lit corridor which led TO
the royal dining-room.
The Queen vas sitting on n twig
waiting for her tea. "Sit down." she
said. Are you hungry"
III am exclaimed Mi. But Hand
thought this rude and hastily said:
How are the children
"Sh-hl' cautioned Her Majesty,
pointing to a cupboard piled high
with eggs, they're still very fresh"
"Mm-m." said the hungry Mi 70
himself as he slipped off TO examins
them.
How many are they?" Hand went
on without noticing Mil.
I'm count them" said tho Queen.
Suddenly she uttered an exclamation
NJ alarm. Two OF the biggest eggE
are MISSING" But Mil hurriedlv ex-
planned: They aren't missing at all"
With that he took them out Of his
pockets. II WISH" he added hum
Grily. you would Try me m
omelet."
With a sigh OF relief Her Majesty
replaced the precious eggs on tho
shelf.
ia he only too happy 70 frv YOU
an omelet out Of my own children
she Said 70 Nil. but you mustn't
you really mustn't-eat between
mealsi'
Copyright 1919. Ss~rpips Feature Serves. Ir-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
The Home Kitchen
BY Jeanette Young Norton

rolls. hard candies. and h~uttcrscotch.
but at the last minute We are going
TO make some honey popcorn balls
and some molasses candy FOR our
nearest and dearest wee friends So
much for our cooked gifts.
We have made "a few sets OF
kitchen linens for quite new and
quite ola housekeeping friends. EN-
bordering them In outline attrac.
lively. especially THE tea towels. We
made a set 81 kitchen aprons FOR a
friend who finds Il difficult 20 get
hers tD fIt. ready made. Ju "a new
mother we are sending . folding hath
table for baby and "A sct of nursery
towels daintily embroidered
FOR another friend we have
selected a set n fancy kitchen cook
Ing knives. curved. scailnpnd. narrow
and pointed. a French boning knife
and a few others that sho. as an ex-
pert cook. will appreciate
We have also INDUCED IN magazine
subscriptions FOR our reading friends.
magazines OF the type we an want,
but do not always feel justified i'm
taking. One friend said in uur hear
ing. II hope some y VIII give me
a covered nickel roasting pan for
Christmas. II Is the only way ] shall
ever own one so we are going to
~ tho Santa Claus for this wish
And there are other wishes that have
come to us In the same way that we
are going to crafty.
We have not been into a single
crowded shop nor have we spent a.
much money az usual. but we are
terribly well satisfied with ourselves
and hope our friends VIII feel the
anne way on Christmas morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
Christmas Gifts
For Your Friends

Jars. Cooky families so in flat,
boxes. Bingham covered ana tape
tied.
We are also. making individual
pumpkin and mince pies, each box
contains one for each member OF a
family. These are for intimate
friends who are kitchenetters and
only acquainted with bakers pies.
When we were away last Summer.
down east. we picked dried and
stripped leaves from brook mint.
sage. and some Of the sweet herbs
and now we are packaEinE them at
traCtively IN baskets for IA cooking
friends seasoning shelves. We also
made some fruit cake and arc send
Ing squares az that rs gifts. for 10 "
amazingly good and fun Of fruit and
flavor. We made Just a few plum
buildings and these 60 wrapped and
in the attractive pottery bowls they
were steamed in.
or course we have made candies.
but or the sort that keep well. some
nut ~praleens. candied peels. fruit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
IONALD brought the car 10 an
abrupt stop Just inside the
y lilac hedge. but there was no

such punctuation 10 his conversation
with Marion. nor did he see me
standing on the veranda. For two
OF three minutes their animated talk
went on until | called to them. re-
luCtantly, but with the knowledge
that the caution l was voiclnE was a
necessity.
I'm afraid youn have to take the
car out az the driveway" / told the
young collegian when he had looked
UP. startled. at my call. You e
the lilacs are 50 thick that a driver
coming ia from the road cannot pos
siDly see a al standing In the drive
way until he ~ right on III"
"Ohl I'm so sorry!" Ronald said
contritcly. and drove tho q around
to the rear of the house. / knew
hat he had nothing TO do save
escort Marion TO the front or the
house. but that interesting occupa-
ton consumed fully five minutes. /
did not wonder az their hardness
when I saw the method Of their ap-
proach to the veranda- Totally
oblivious OF anybody or anything
save themselves. they walked two or
three slow steps. halted for several
seconds facing each other, then
swung into step again. Not until
they reached the veranda steps did
they appear to have any conscious
ness that the world contained any
one else. Then as | swung open the
door. they abruptly brought their
conversation TO a close. and faced
me. smiling.
WAS the view worth the trip"
asked. and sternly suppressed a
chucklo at the look on both their
faces.
Worth TT" Ronald echoed. Il
neve enjoyed a trip so much in my
life"
Nor L." Marion echoed. and I saw
a look OF justifiable pride flash into
the boys face at her answer
Were you in time 20 see the sun
come up out Of the water7' | asked.
wondering whether they had troubled
to look at the sunrise after they had
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
Some Odd Facts

Sweden has begun 10 make use OF
its peat boys 10 furnish a coal sub
stitute.
Wild animals killed 2.2s5 people m
India during 1927. and snakes no
fewer than 1909. Tigers were re-
%sn0nsible for 1893. and wolves Tor
4G5 deaths. One thousand three hun
dred and sixty-eiEht tigers were shot
during the year.
a year on the planet Saturn "A
thirty times ar long as a year on
earth.
Volcanoes under the sea some.
times lift new islands above the
surface.
Virginia ranks next 20 California
in the amount OF annual sunshine
received.
or All foreigners refused permits.
sion 70 land tn England during rhe
first three months NJ this year. M
were German, g. Scandinavian. A.
Polish. 90 French. and III Russian.
Storks. wh%ch are regarded as q
great sanitary asset IN Holland. are
decreasing greatly in number. due. Il
IS said. 10 their eating poisoned
grasshoppcrs while winterIng in
South Africa.
The T~ransvaal region IN South
Africa is the worlds greatest source
90 gold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10

y NJ - NtAHt|E VA 1NAt A"NtHAA4 EAANA al
upon us once more. always
more Of a tax and problem
than a 10y. We have decided 10
have a sane and sensible holiday.
giving people something they can
actually appreciate. for in many
cases they ear eat the gifts. This
may mean a little more work per-
haps. but it's NJ as expensive In
the end. We are INDUCING III at
traCtive wrapping paper in silver.
green. rcd and white embossed with
lunches az holly: silver and co4orcd
cords and appropriate ribbons We
also investing TN odd containers.
Indian baskets. a pair OF moccaslus.
wooden shoes. small aluminium fry
inE pans. and making silk and other
bags shaped for the purposes needed
We have made boxes OF four COM
partments. When empty the COM
partments may be removed The
boxes are silk covered. We are fill
Ing them with sailed nuts. almonds.
pccans. walnuts and brazil nuts.
Several friends who entertain are
sure 20 be delighted with such a gift.
We arc sending a few single gift
boxes of mixed nuts which will 10
infinitely more appreciated than just
a card. which would have cost almost
as much.
During the Summer we made some
fancy jam and we are sending six
small tumhlers packed in a charming
basket which may be used for "a
work basket when emptiea. Our
homemade cookies. dOughnut boys.
hin wheels. ginger waters and nuts,
frosted cookies and raisin stuffed
cookies We are sending in fancy
boxes. and a few IN attractive cooky
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-10
The Stars Say
For Tuesday, Dec. III.
By "CENEvIEVE KEMBLE.

"VHE astral forces for this day
seem 10 combine for restless and
possibly agitated conditions. with
much activity but with a d~isintegrat-
ing rather than constructive result.
These carry a menace OF personal
danger through accident. violence or
passion. Goodness and calm govern
ment Of tendencies and situations
may preclude disaster dhe finances
need protection and be careful with
writings.
Those whose birthday II Is may
prepare for n year OF restless and un-
certain conditions. with weakened
finances and fluctuating fortunes.
Shun all manner OF violence or acct
dent personally and nv embodiment.
BE careful with writings. "A child
born on this day may be talented and
versatile. but viii Nc disposed 70 h.
restless. unsettled and turbulent II
not violent by nature. Early dis.
cipline. with headings into ideals az
restraint. probity and veracity is en-
Joined.
The astrologer Is in a degree
justified ia ~beiicrinc that man is
affected BY the chemical effect Of
light, heai and The a%ctiaic ray.
through the interplay OF forccs.-
Pontin.
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Loves Awakening
The HeGTt Story ~ n
Sfe1dfdsf Woman
Marion and Ronald Return from TieiCing the Gorgeous
Sunrise and Nadge Senses a Budding Romance.
BY Adele Garrison,
; reached the beach. But l made then

reached the beach. But / made them
A mental apology the next instant.
"Oh! yes Ronald answered. we
We're IN plenty OF time. Isn't II the
most marvellous sight. that great
sphere rising out 90 the waves, with
the light from n shining through the
watcr2 ! never shall forget tt."
Nor l." Marion chimed in again.
Both faces. sensitive. responsive. be-
trayed that love and appreciation or
beauty IN sky or land or water which
H. 20 rare and wonderful "A heritage
to those fortunate enough 20 possess
~. Such lives always have solace for
everything save the most poignant
sorrow.
1T was especially wonderful his
morning. Marion went on. land we
watched II so long. we were afraid
we would be late for breakfast. We
haven't kept II waiting. have we?'
mo. indeed" 7 said no one is
down vct although \ hear them stir
ring upstairs. Breakfast Is a 0
able meal nj the farmhouse. esne-
cially when griddie cakes are ON the
menu. rs I believe they are this
morning, ! am sure Katie viii be
ready for you in a few minutes
~ A4aA1 q Y - 4AI NAAAA4
Marion exclaimed and Ronald
laughed as II she had uttered the
witticism Of the century. They were
not 20 far gone IN sentiment. 7 noted
with relief. that they could not an
ticipate breakfast with keen cost.
IL was a zest shared by an the
other members OF the household.
both family and guests. 7 noted later.
Even Charles Owen, who. I knew.
must have a vivid memory Of mis- had
auarter-of-an-hour with Prince
Georges. did fun justice 70 Katie's
viands. while Samuel RriNton was
frankly "A Fournand. Lillian ala not
appear in the dining room az all. but
Katherine reported that she had
eaten a satisfactory breakfast IN her
room. when. a little later in the
forenoon. Mr.. BriEton asked To seq
her. I. carrying his message. noted
with satisfaction that she showed no
trace OF tho fear which pre-
viously had been hers At the thought
Of her coming interview with him.
Continued Tomorrow
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A Fashion Models Diary
Nv GRACE THORNCLIFFE.
SLo ToJE, IF fme importance Assumed BY The Lace Cocn.

I'VE had the blues all week. fou'
know that feeling Of being ter
IL rIblv depressed and not being
.bio "a nut your finger o. the cause.
And Il has annoyed Madame terrin.y'
she said Id be a good model tor me
,-nolrninE department II i kept n UP
Helene. however, was p~eriectty
sweet about IL. Every mornlhs sne
ccrra IN with another supply OF
S,,nnv stories and try 10 cheer me
- Rut she finally sickencd ol h'r
M, ,prcciative audience. ana guess
&C decided that the best thluG 70 40
vas 10 lot me alone.
And the boy friend has been SO leo
IN that / think he was considering
.avinE final good-bycs. And ne really
.bo cause ~ II all. No. 1 don't
-,ran il was love. Hes perfectly
.dorahie. but he's not my ideal by a
49, shot. Here's how II started.
~ called me up early In the week
"a asked me to his club dinner
%-hirb is scheduled 10 take place
eariv next week. or course. ! was
Garfield. It's usually a pertectly
GORGEOUS affair. and l had beeh mop
~ THAT he'd take me. was 70 eN-
cited about getting a PIC AoI ma
!, raver occurred 70 me tnat \
h.ven't a dinner dress. have Two
.tr1ninr formal evening frocks' but
thev won't do AZ all. Anyway he's
80 ,hem both millions OF times.
%o wonder / am blue. All through
-, week / had 20 look az dumb
-"a,,,g things coming in and buying
sstothes left and right. and not even
.hirxins about price tags And
lille / slipped u OF one lovely
r-sation into another, aH ! could
go ~ was that ia have 70 call up
~ y =. and tell him ] sprained an
ani-ie. and couldn't possibly 70 with
him. .ho ~-o,a clinax
60 neople say a woman can Get
SIZE, ANYTHING with tcars. And
a.. herinning 10 think it's so. For
~ ~ troubles are over now. This
~sorring / had TO show a perfectly
n.y,ninr dinner frock. IL was n
Seige lace. the skirt top stiffened with
I'D cloth. so that the diagonal
1lo,inces stood out In a smart bout
ANT effect. And on the left side was