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+ came here, to let you know that when- tie Dutchmen who had ruled in poen-
'ever you may need the aid of one who pcus leisure over 1'afraets Dael for gen-
iis your servant in all things, 1 shall be *rations would have risen from their
overjoyed to help you." graves had their earthly representative
Hilda seemed to feel the night air, for become a painter- a Bohemian, a man
she drew her shawl more closely about who goes through the world with a
her ahoulckis. aespicion of oil about his clothing, and
"Thank you," she whispered softly. 4 restless expression in his eyes, al -
"You are a generous man, John Dare." ways in search of "effects,' of "tones,"
' A moment later she had regained o! all sort, of incomprehensible things.
control of herself, and continued, in a A van Slack should buy pictures, not
tone of voice that chilled Dare by its paint them. As he again went through
haughty ring: "taut do not worry about the line of reasoning that had weighed
my future. 1 seldom think of it myself. with hire at a great crisis in his life,
Is not the present glorious enough? when 'elle temptation to devote himself
Have I not youth and health and all that ti Art had come to him with over -
makes life worth living? The role of whelming force, Bulger van Slack felt
• Cassandra is not becoming to you, John that he had Leen, and was, what the
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"Fnrgive me," he said ns they stood liness of the night a fierce, biting re -
CHAPTER V. With more tact than he often cared fa,•icrg each other at the end of the ns- nurse for his own weakness assailed
'he late Peter von Slack had spared to deploy van Flack took up the con-
expense
on- Omit walk near the entrance to the him.
making verenlion just here. Ile would not per- lawn. "I did not mean to be oppressive. llo wvalhed on rapidly, on post the leaned against the tree and watched the
npe ea in mmehis t atonl;et mil mit the antagonism between Dare and Ifut, 1lilda, 1 can not let you marry that L:larion ollice, which had turned to adog barked in a
anideal anomer residence. One 6 silent, old house. A
wen Hu►:Stein to shoe itself loo plainly. man. Before Gad, it is a sacrilege." biddy €' g
while on a yachting tour he had y yelte.w in the moonlight, on past distant barn -yard, and an answering
s time, and "Yes,'' he said, "we are to sign the "You forret yourself, Mr. Dare," she the, cold, ugly -looking structure whose .cele arose from a spot near at hand.
it the yillf the for the first h nee- -eery papers to -morrow morning, said coldly, turning toward the "cottage steeple secured like a cocked -hat above •\nn slack fingered his elute nervously,
beauty of 1 place had enchanted and by noon we will be full-fledged e(Ii- as though to retrace her steps. Let us apale Ince on which green blinds serv-
e will 1 build resect(a worry tore Patonket will soon have plenty return." Ile seized her hand, and de -and was about to turn homeward, when
the (htrllnenlal bores who worry ed for eyes and broad dnorway fora .he caught sight of a figure at the win -
of material for gossip." tamed her by gentle force. hideous mouth, on past the architec- c►nvv in the second storey of the house
1 ['erects ee adeno he had said to Baron von Hurstein stroked his beard "Wait, Hit(tn, just one moment. Tell
If, but he had not lived to see the until deformity called the Town frail, before him. The moonlight enabled hitt/
Itural triumph which had resulted 0t1(1 looked at van Slack. After a mo- me, for your own sake and mine, are .until he found himself in part of the mil- to recognize the face of Yvonne Durkee.
this purpose. mi'►1t, he said, in almost a paternal you sure you love him! Answer nee!" .lege he had not yet explored. A grave- Her hair was failing in luxurious uban-
Cottage was a large, roomy strut- w ;y: By one of those strange antics of the ,yard lay at one side of the path way, don over her neck and shoulders. Even
wood and brick in Queen Do you know, my gond friend, 1 mind that often occur when a man's separated fromhim by a \weather -stain- • at that distance van Flock could see
A small conservatory should drop this ostler right here, it nerves are at high tension, Dare watch- sec picket fence. He stood for a me- the lustrous beauty of her ryes as they
side of the house and op- 1 were You. You will have a vast ed a mosquito which had settled on 1111- recent gazing at the melancholy scene looked out upon the ocean and the night
he drawing -room. Tho amount of annoyance and very little do's cheek, and wondered if she would him. The moonbeams had soft- ,the stood quiet far a moment, and the
-it one end of which ticked sFnrt." jump when it stung her. Then a more cned the outlines of the gravestones, gentle breeze loyal softly with her
nal cluck beneath a wood- "Why do you think that?' asked van humane idea look posse elan of tins and ley fn placid Leluly upon cerinhr tresses and kissed the white, slim hand
ng the van Slack coat -of- Finck politely, but with a ring of op- and he put up his hand to drive away flat tables of rock that proved the great that lay upon the window -sill.
ed the drawing -morn from Position in his votes. the aggressive insect, In doing so he age of the burying; place. Here and
he interior of the cottage "Well, you see, I went over to Grey- touched her flrin,smoolh flesh.. The there a small shalt of granite rose in "She is saying a prayer to Our Lady
n hard wood. Light heal port fishing this morning, and 1 asked blood coursed through his vens like the sauciness of modern elegance by the o' the Sea.' thought. van Slack, "or,
sofas, Chinese portieres, my boatman about the Clarion. There liquid fire. His colorless eyes grew ride of moss -covered stones nearly two perhaps, she is supplicating Neptune
bric-a-brac and pictures is a good deal of local jealousy between dark, and he felt in his heart a wild re -
centuries old. There was something or the Cabirean deities."
se in careless protusion. the two towns. They have 110 news- hellion against the fate that had robbed oppressive about the sight to van Finck Fie had withdrawn into the deepest
etry in various langu- paper in Greyport. ll seems that this him of the woman of his choice. and he moved en nervously. "Item the elm. ..
Lound upon the shelves man Durkee had a large sunt of money "Thank you, she remarked enatrt et uselessly we fret, and worry, and hope, tib her of
he said trto himself;
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but the few paper -cover- left him some years ago, and started "Yes, i love Baron von Hurst and despair, longing for the petty toys .eche would never forgive me. I would
ent date scattered about the Clarion to advance the cause of me take your arm." o! life," he thought, "and that is lila sny
seemed to be the onlytotal abstinence. Tho paper has been They walked on in silence, while �Dars end of it x111" He turned hack and cast eke
� rtofreat leavenslnul wish lee would
r, how -
e
om which had been hon- quite successful, and the people of could almost count his heart a perhng look at the silent resting place take that fair face out of my sight. 1
Patonket are very proud of it. They they seemed to throb (cwerishi) just be- of the dead. "Perhaps it is best that 1
say that there is no smell town in
low
A his
throat.
h nlatheforr they rrnrhed the should lend the sones life as my antes- shall surely cry out to her in another
instant. Oh, Yvonne, wherefore art
Aulerica which has a weekly to compare n (1 ► tui mrd to her escort: ions. It cornea to the some thing in the thou Durkee?" He laughed at the trick
with it. 1 doubt it they will submit to piazza, 1111end, and 1 shall not suffer (he pangs of his mind had played him. "i fear the
a change in its owneisbip. They are "A penny for your' thoughts Mr. Dare." foieed ambition." role of an eavesdropping Romeo would
a very independent community and ex- "i wns thinking," he answ'er'r•d sl newly' After a tl►ne the street grew broader, ed°stray my sonify, if ! essayed it of-
lremely jealous of outside interference." and with a good deal of
Ln c'w.elrl ntis r the trees hee•ame less numerous, and a tern," he continued to himself, still
The words of the wavering
had crystal -
to
r stat- .voice, "I vvas tlut i watching the face at the window. "Ah,
Dare's wacerin + allegiance quninted Baron von Ilt:rslcin arms to lenses. dAtt►len length van
to h John Da 6 6 1 6 she is goner'he exclaimed at length,
to his friend's enterprise. be with the gossip of Patnnket, the very lost house in the village. It rather relieved at the fact. "! suppose
"It is too late now to back out;" he In another instant They stood upon stood in a lonely state on n slight rise Durkee Is snoring in good old New
hastened to say. "1\'c have Pledged auDere.r- the veranda, and Dere. lighting with
cigar,
ltrs.
of ground, and commanded a breeder .England style." Ile left his place cf
selves to buy the Clarion, and we must began to patch up a p view of the ocean than could be found concealment, and begun his long walk
abide by -the result. We shall take van Mack. elsewhere In 1'nlnnket. it was a large, to the cottage. "Can it be that she ever
gond curt, however," and here he turn-cid-fnshion'•d building, with a slanting, loved that man? And he may live for
Bulger van Sla(k hail disappeared. to Mrs. van Slack, "to run the paper shingled roof, whnso gray tint had years( Ile probably will—an invalid is
in Foch a way that no dishurbnIle had longed to be alone, east when will pare and ttlda had left the piazza he changed to gleaming silver beneath the .almost certain to hang on forever. By
be likely to take place. Pntonket will had taken the path That branched off to main. An ell hail been added to the Jove) 1 am becoming actually brutal
yet have occasion to rejoice in the new tine lett of the collage. and with quick, house In recent years, and a modern in my ideas. But Mint shall 1 do? What
blood infused into the Clarion." firm steps had hnstrned tovward Ihe rand veranda completely encircled the stra- can I do? 1 feel as dough I could fall
Mrs. van Slack arose from the table, leading to the village. The calla. rich, tilled structure. it w•ns not a present- dcwn and worship that woman, that I
and the rest followed her example. ,beauty of the night titled Bine milli 1t i able house to the e;'es of nn aesthete, must devote my life to her happiness,
"You mean what you say, Al. Dare; strange, exultant 'ineptness. The /1;1 -but there wns something about it that That she could make my future an ex -
she remelt -teed, as she made her way seemed to he laden with sone (le'leale . attracted van Slack's attention. The .lstenre (pled with joy, and here I find
to Ihe pia7.Y.n, "bol [confess that 1 um lnlnxicnnt that stole over him with ewer- i .grounds around the hon(ly structure my way blocked by an aged, nervous
far from pleased with the outlook." increasing power ns he strode onward. ,vere well -kept, and there was an air man who is old enough to be her fa -
"Why. mother, the outlook Is mngnl- .The sounds that broke the stillness of of comfort about the place that the {trey. 1 begin to understand how even
ftcent," said Rutger van Slack as he put the summer night were music to hien.'•neighhnring houses did not possess. a very gentle fellow might be tempted
one arm around her waist and stretched The rustling of the leavers In the tow-; Van Slack stood in the shadow of n to commit murder if he once permitted
the other toward the ocean. "Look at ering elms. the eler•na! symphony of the ! .large elm which guarded the entrance his passion for such a woman to gain
the. moonlight en the water out there.sea that echoed from the tar -off shore, In the spacious lawn. lie looked down ,entire control of him."
Is it not grand? Did you ever see a even the rnwens noise of a ranine con- nt Ids glistening shoes, black suit and Ile quickened his steps, as though the
more perfect night?" cell in a n(laht'orbtg \‚ 0li'P. 1111 joined eml•roidered shirt -bosom, end smiled. night wind was growing cool, and his
Turning away from Mrs. van Slack, is harmony to please his ear and add His evening dress, perfect in nit its de- attire was none too heavy.
Jbe young ti an stepped bark into the to the mysterious pleasure of his lonely tails, seemed strangely out of place in (To be Continued.)
hell, and cried out to the butler, "Bring vwnik that. lonely spot. For some time be
the cigars, William."
Meanwhile the other members of the
little group had seated themselves in
silence, os though the glory of the sum-
mer et/ ening hod turned their thoughts
away from the petty affairs of Psion- lions splendor to lee night failed to
ket to the broader problems of life, in subside. Ile stnet eel fix a moment,
the presence of which the tongue is and. after a slight rimiest with tine
quiet and the chatter so appropriate to breeze, managed to light n rigtar.
Bae lighted banquet -room becomes dis- •1 wonder where she limns:' he found
tasteful. himself thinking as he resumed his
For a time the three men smoked their .v ,,alk. Thin villnees was silent and de-
cignrs mutely, while Mrs. von Slnek serial when he reached the outlying
1 nd her dattgrhter talked in a low tone to uses. I'ntonkelans ruse enriy, and re -
of limiters which could in no way in- tired nt an hour when II e people or a
lerest their compnnlons. Their rnnwer- heves city have just begun the rerrea-
eatinn was the natural prntest of their thins of the evening. The m onnlight
ern ag!ninst the selfish pleasure the men painted the shadnvwe of the nncient
sr eii ell to find in tobacco. timers and gloomy teres rant-telark
Atter it while, Dare, whose restlessness against the silver -tinted grnss. As van
was npprtrent, threw away his half -fin- Slack gnxnl down the long avenue,
isherl Mnrgnieln, and turning toward which. in dignified hi•endtte (tivided the
Miss Hilda asked her if she would like town into equal parts. his artistic mi-
te stroll with him around the lawn. tore upbraided him. Why hnd he not
"It is ten damp. my dear," exclaimed develnpecl the nne talent he knew ►•e
Mrs. wnn Slack to her daughter. "Your possestrd? Why had he wasted his life
I( vv shecs are no protection against the iii vague longings. In restless (nevem-
dew." tent. when Art, with smiling fare,
"Don't run away from us," urged \waned him to her gentle bosom. and
Raton von Hurslein, with a touch of promised him the tinppiness his being
i.ntht city in his voice. (raved?
el
But Nelda ons in a rebellious mond. Alas. inn him! 11e' knew the "ewer. 10
w111 go with you with pleasure, Mr. !twee queetiens. rn'I the bleed rushed
Dare " she said ceremoniously and to his face In shame as he !emir !intik
" E EV ON;"
OR, A HOPELESS LOVE.
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as eightO'clock on the evening
e eventful day that has so long
bled our attention. The van Slacks
their guests had reached that stage
dinner at which conversation begins
assume a livelier character than is
illsible under the oppressive presence
a roast and its concomitants. A
title breeze' conning in through the
Stn wtrdowy .of the drawing -room had
a perilnne of .flowers and filled
ile a manger with an odorous
ek in quiet dignity sat
of 'the table attired in a
less adorned with jet, while
re silent to -night than usual,
nors at the other. At the
Iger van Slack sat Baron
by the side of his fiancee.
lonely state, John Dare
his hopeless bachelorhood.
Slack, in a dress of black
at the neck and with sleeves
t. the beauty of her white,
o , eared even handsomer
arching light of early rnorn-
lurstein looked actually im-
In evening costume he fully
Is reputation us a man pos-
stinguished and imposing
thought John Dare, Its
ss the table with jealous
ously stroked his musr-
ti in search of condole.
. Durkee Is really hand-
' asked Mrs. an Slack,
of sugar into her coffee,
what Baron von Huts
link it he should ever
fattier once sold those
emarkably handsome,'
Slack with assunre(1
Has fine hair, and very
es."
she talk about?" ques-
0, n.s though Mrs. Dins
ig of another race.
crops, and ftsh, and the
a dry aensen," answered
r t rather tartly, while his
e•ited holly.
n t mean it, Bulger!" exclaim -
1, they. "And she the daughter
elute. too. Did you ever hear
thing, Bruen?"
our son is sarcastic, madam,"
istein's cold, mensured Innes
n, Dnre unpleasantly. "1 saw
idcnt this afternoon," he ex -
a nervously loquacious wny.
member that little German
ee1 us tido the Clarion ollice
ung, Van?"
est melded. He hnd gond rea-
e etnember Fritz.
continued Dare. "as 1 was
sat from the past -office about
k t saw the little chap hav-
Strange
A ItIL1:TOP BAPTISM.
Religious Ceremony in an Old
Druid flaunt.
SCOURGE OF HUMANITY
MPS DIE IN ENGI.:-. NS AND WALES
E1L•:IIY 1I:.AR.
Appeal to Wealthy Classes to Endow
Great Schemes for Medical
Research.
Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain made
a powerful appeal recently j,1 aid o1 the
Breese national aeeocialtoi fur the s-
l..bl shu►ad u1 sanatoria for workers
sutler.ng from tuberculosis.
Ile was the principal speaker at
meeting of the association held at U
Earl and Countess of 1'lyrnoullrs hour,
in Mount street, W. 1 nndorj,,� 'I1
Earl of 1'lyutouth presuted , rrlllfamuug
those present were ('111' 'i s l:hnstan,
Princess Victoria, the Countess of Ply-
mouth, the Duchess 1 Somerset, Lady
Nina Balfour, Mr's.-huunterlain, (110
A remarkable christening has recently Hello') of London, kir. �ydul•y Buxton,
taken place in a remote part of Deri,y- and Sir W. E:vrjis-Gurdon.
Shire. Harl•orough hill, England, in the Mr. Dunn, secretary of the (lose tat
%%enlure portion of the country, said to Saturday Fund. said 1t site of 'elet arc's
have been a haunt. of the Druids, and i:ad been secured fer the preposld sana-
apparently uneel both for worship and firm at a cost of £5,000, and forty -nue
as a glove of burial, teed., herd nh•eedy been bespoken.
Some years ago a number of human "I have read that more than 1W,(KA
skulls, which had been compactly burl- persons perish from consumption in
al there in some distant century, were England and \Vales every year," Mr.
unearthed at the summit of this lofty Chault erlain said. "1f that is true, it
ridge, which commands a view over six is evident that this disease claims mote
ceunt•ies, terminating in the peak of victims in the year than the deudlieat
Snr'wdon, the latter being easily visible campaign with which we are acquaint.
on a clenr day. The hill bristles with ed.
fantastic dolomite crags, some of which
were, it is supposed, shaped by the "And if we lake into account tee pain
Druids for eertuonial purposes.
A big block of limestone has been anti suffering inflicted on people who
carved into a capacious chair; another are attacked by the diserase, the misery
rock, with a flat top, appears to have which is attendant upon it, the cost of
Leen used as an altar, and an adjacent caring for 11:0 sufferers, and the toss to
monolith, in which a semicircular bowl the community by 11►e wt(:.draw'nl of
has been scooped out, looks like a rude s) many active workers from the field
font. it way with water tem this and- oI labor, it is not too much to say that
ent rock bowl that the child—the daugh- there is no more serious charge of Mi-
ter of a farmer in the district --was late- nlanity than with which we hove to
ly christened. 1 he little girl, three deal. good
menthe old, was carried up to this wild. "Science has already done n
beak spot, accompanied by numerous deal, and 1 think we can hope front the
relative', including, of course. the nee- discoveries made by distinguished uten
essary godfather and godmother, and engnged in medical research that we
there, with the wind howling unuite may look fore and, perhaps in (lie near
the crags, boptistn was administered future, to the discovery of u1 ` 'e edell-
by a lay trader. nite specific remedy. 1
There is no record of any similar rile theria and so on have their terror3 ne
having been celebrated on licerhorough more, and consumption may cease to
Hill, anti the conditions of this pictur- be what it is now.
segue baptism appear to be quite some ofltho a who►ha a not merely reach
too
unique. much wealth, but wealth beyond the
dreams of avarice, ♦hick the possess'e's
themselves recognize they cannot make
any possible use of.
Knacker—"How are your boys getting "A great millionaire ()nee carne to me
on?" and asked rue to advise as to the dis-
ltocker—"One gets a five -dollar sal- pcsa1 of his wealth, but. Ire did not take
any and the other ten -dollar wages." 111) dsie.nrBurctf ethersscome
to me
ul still
be undiscue;I;,ged and urge on them that
there is no g,,.s- l l' thing they can do
lc bring greater heepe and benefit to he-
Reporter—Can a poor man afford to inanity and give thenese•twes (re',tttrt-
go into politics?" lstaction in their lifelinte than the lure
Senator Moneybags—\Veil—not if he thee endowment 151 great sch emu':; lel
has a conscience. medical research. ,
Needles used to be made of bone,
hory, wood, and bronze. Needles mode
of steel were first used in Britain Ir
Queen Elizabeth's time.
He realized in an indi-timet \wnv That he .
had been bored for leo hears or more,
and he wished to ree er a healthful
slate of mind. Rut ns he \'.ent forward
hurriedly. the fie er tient gave n flctt-
flrn,lw. confession to himself. A von Slack nn
enervation with a Inv-hendrel Throwing a while shawl over her
urchin half n head taller then shnldrrs, glee leek Dnre's proffered
Iefnre 1 reached them, the Clari- erne: and a tthnut another weird. they
repion hnd knocked his oppon- 1(11 Ihe wernndn.
✓ as cleverly ns though tie hnd "What n glr•rtnii night It is!" ex -
ugh! In spar. 1 slopped and e,:eirnrrl Noe. In 11 sunrrv\•hnt triernefehnnt
hr At tor \-tial the trouble was tree,. hle knew his little ntnnenver hnd
111 'Ile galled nee floppy,' he ex- greatly onooyeel the Baron.
ins (1. and that was alt 1 could get "led evil bring me out here ti talk The tissues of the throat are
of him." shoat the weather?" asked Hilda tarn,(- inflamed and i r r i t a t e d ; you
The .speaker was Interrupted by 11 ingrly, benne herr eyes toward Fits cough,uand there is more irate
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crash at the table. Boron von homely ince.
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Wein had upset his gloss of iced "Yes," he ase errd. "It is n sate soar tion—more coughing. You take
met. Ihe cams, quick -fingered but- i,et, is it not? 1 nnee weld something
Wert the dainnge at once, and g you o g' • f 'env inepnrtanre In mwsrlt a COU` h mixture and it eases the
re went on:
The Better
Way
"1 suppose the village youngsters Fin-
ney the 11111e fellow n genii deal. Rut
tris plraly of phut,. \\'e must leek
Nit fr r hens. Van. I've taken quite n
rMiney to hits." said vnn
!Yrs.w eel choice hurt tip.
141r** to hin►telf. es he sipped los li-
queur.
"inn have you really decided to buy
the newspaper?" a -ked tlileln.
nnseered Dare. "\\'e made the
thvtrgt1n this morning. Don't you want
1n write something 1• r u'—a poem. per-
haps?'
"N
iele-s you will pay me well."
she nee, stetting. "My nurse is
alerre v."
"Ituch better to hove a mercen-
ary fan than a mereennry trail, I' It
Sot. 8arcn?' Dare a'ked the question
Meet courteously, es though propound -
Ing an interesting problem in phile-
gophv.
"indeed 1t is," calmly replied von
tela, Useyes hen an angry
and lenrnrd then that it is tet to con- irritation—for a while. You take
not. tnyfrl! to 11 iviel topics whoa with
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Miss SCOTT,S
Hilda silent, She ons fond
,1 Dere in a certain ways rind fell nl
ernes it runt sethiri fen his wasted love. E M U I_ 5 I 0 N
"Rol." she retireI. \with most nrprr-
hens1hle coquetry . "1 thought you tine
metgreen nil that. 11 happened so lung
ng.e, yeti know!" and it lures the cold. That's
'•Listen. Mein. he said earnestly. what is necessary. It scathes the
drawing her nein clmer to his stile. "d(I�
net (11 reive yourself regarding Hey feel- throat because it reduces the
lags ti vara yon. Three y.'nrs nen 1 irritation ; cures the cold because
Id you that I loved you. I love you
new more deeply than in Ihoe•e (lays,
and 1 want you In knew (1. Love is
rephr•hr, end I frnr ler your flew e.
I;en col rr whatever may conte 10 yin•
Mel there is one man in the world
where every thought/ is of yon. who
desires your happiness Menne all things.
and whose greatest je,y in life lies in
serving you. You may litink It strnngc
Unit 1 Should say alt this In yen now.
Perhaps 1 Mee no right to speak of wa'U nano YOU
t • a woman who is hts- A smM/la mist.
it drives out the inflammation ;
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how Scott's Emulsion deals with
a sore throat, a cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
VEST
MOST SERIOUS SCOURGE.
IEt N1UNF.f2ATI0N MODERN.
DteCOrafeeGING.
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stocks, and we have consistently and persistently recommended
White Bear
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We want you to associate the name of Fox & Ross with White
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will be made in White Bear shares by purchasers
who get in NOW" before permanent shipments commence.
Wo Have Buyers and Sollars for
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Novel Methods of Dealing With Child
Offenders In Slates.
the special Police Curt for children,
known as the Juvenile Court, is prov-
fng ugreat success at Washington,
where it is managed on the meet agree-
able lines.
Over leo) toys end girls placed on pro-
bation by order of the coati were or-
dered to i i'porl themselves. They met,
not in a dingy police court, but on r.
spacious lawn, and the proceedings re-
t►cing.
nded one of a Band of hope gather -
The little offenders were so eager to
be in time that runny of therm erciv+d
half an hour too soon, and they were
shown into the court pinygrolcnds. theey
cliuct ed Iran, played croquet anti en-
joyed teeny other games.
At two u'cl•ee k Judge de Lary arriv-
ed, and chairs were arranged on the
steely sale! cel tee lawn. The children
were Then ns-cntidcd, and the i•i.gk.
gave than rt little homily un the deities
or good ciliz•'n.hip,
One by Inc the children then report.
eu thetuse•wcs, each grim ing an ace•ouul
of what he is doing. title boLeleentlek
up a pocketbook tilled wittltelibney.
"1 fiend this en a street car, and 1
don't know what to do with it," he
sn d.
"I'ni prowl of you," exelntmtd the
',retention onlice l'. sit I i�g with grati-
fication; "Ihnt s hovws the nunhood we
want."
'There wase 'I. nue•h in it," said the
Ind, but the oflieer shook hands with
him and suit. "It is Ihc resistance lo
-e mid/item Ilea Counts."
Anether ten -year-old n►.'hin, who hnd
been a terror to l i.s parents, walked
sic- verb a eliee•rt it face. 0eeo(iep;mind
v hi lenppy neither.
"I le's n gone brei, new. elr. veep,"
p,"
.:tii1 the another, "tied lie gels in early
Il i< int• n 4s to open n ri nil ng
teern es 11 Will el I.$0I1. and : form
• "juvenile goat(!;' wil�u dull Ifs .ins•
Iii;i:0\•EitED F1t011 THE SEA.
\t Ni boon, In Japan, Iherc is a wnn-
;..1111 eastlr: possessing' a gold -lined
ce 11 \which af!erds the g'ri- o,i nn
ehundarrt water supply. Nil only tares
,..1.1 line (1tr well. bent it e- also (nee
oiled Into Iwo great geld. ri etulphtns
'.hicti glitter on the nnetle roof. 'thew
lolphins are centuries old. and one of
'teem was mase token doe ii raid sent
'„t' exhibition 1n Vienna ins n rine es•
Maple of endue. Jii hese (-ninete en-
leip. Ilse fair of ('Ieopntrns Nrn11e
del) the dolphin. as Ihe ship nn which
it was, sunk. and the ornament rr•trntn-
-it for ninny yenrs at the Lottrii of the
-en. Nuni•rome ate elites is ere made to
arse it. and at fast one was etweessfte,
-nil the golden dolphin was retnstnted
n Its original place, never rid is pre.
e;nee(1) to leave it aguin.
TIiEIIE AIIE EXCEPTIONS.
I e.ntelicken-"Are all wants) natural•
e hart to pleaser
Harry- "W.: some aro supernaturally.
hard Io /lease."