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THIE
BY EDEN PIIILLPOTTS,
P.1.RT II.
`'D'et like bine or dont your she
asked.
"Yes, I like hien. He Iikes me. too."
"Yoe be terrible ,i11eeel, Joanna."
"I sha:1 be."
'''I'd be glad in a way, if you was
engaged to a geed man. You'm wzfo
aid and very rear so bandsemo for
a woman as ;tom' ia(hee was for a
.n1011."
"Dont you i:�-1 no ;ear about me,
mother. I want to l•e : tarried to the
right one some day."
When. Jeanna wei't lack to Tem.
Ways that night. Mei, "Turtle 10«s in
1
covery, he let himte lr 1*o and roared
"out what the thought about it.
1, :,rut ntintstcled to Joanna 0.0i1
fete110d Ihr round; and then young
Tont cruor in again to hear the fatal
nett'c, and his fath r oF.oke like: the
trump 4, 1 doom to the ,trier. Tic
thanked heaven as the poo ion 110111e•r
- was tarok front the evil to come and
hadn't
cel to
1 ]t: daughterht
er a
thief, and then, after a lot of tierce
justice that fell like hail on the cors
of the frantic woman, he ,lneiiiw l to
mercy as his way always was.
"You're young' yet, and for your
sake," he said, "and for your mother's
make, and your father's memory, I be
going to spare you, Joanna. 1 say
this in the solemn minute, .hams
Teens. Be out of my 17 11,4' in tine
minutes, and I won't proceed against
you. The awful wickedness you've
done shall be hid in your heart and
ours, and I pray God to have mercy
upon you and turn your soul to right-
eousness before it's too late. And you
can send for your box in the morn-
nothing. So we be all clear but you,
nay dear, and you've got to clear your-
self, if you please, because nobody
else can do it for' you. We've all
marked you was a good bit troubled
of late, with something on your mind,
and we've wondered why."
Then he mentioned his son's money.
Joanna changed Motor anti gave a
bit of a gasp fronted like that afore
'em all, But site aeon come to her-
self.
"I see 'lis terrible difficult, mas-
ter;" she. said, "I've feared more'n
enee you was iooki;lg at me doubt -
11ahe Your Storeroom a '1'irne-sn er Fhutl'eltnlw, nt•,1 of (ilonmy (las, P
It i.• ,r r.,Ll, rains day in Lttt' No -1. Faces, The game is for the play'
NURSES •
`1'110 Toronto ilunpltltl for fnrur-
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bl. 10 affiliation with itellotue
1(1 Allied 1luspltn1s, iiow 1'0113
'1U•, otfer,a n thrr„ 30116` course
0 Training to young w amen, hm•_
rho ro(tul red t In tion, tool
aiarouo of ht,uuA nt, uw o Thin
ie pltal hwa nttui t 1 Yb vinitt-
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f1'i-un,°7 t,(�''uienl.
teem` :•r. '31:t1'y, her me, l plant?ed el ` to venture into their opponents to
a di hpan halt' tilled with hot, soapy tory, and w•h'u a pllfyer is tagged by ......
.111 opponent while on the latter's be 00/1001ved, 801110 0f tlloeo walicitll
territory he will 110 held as a psis- bete have been In the profession fort
otter. If while a prisoner is being years, not always as past ullstrosses, I
taken to the prison, one of his own for they have to serve an apin t utter.- `
water, i:: finishing washing the break-
fast dishes, humming a little tune,
when the door opens and John comes
a in wet, muddy - and shivering
in,
bullring' his hands to tee Bide should reach him untagged, Loth ship lasting many years before. they
welcome warmth of the kitchen stove, May return to their own territory and are permitted. to undertake 00013 on
"I've got to get the stock up from neither may be lggeci while on their their 0071 account, A woeful recep-
the lower pasture into the winter feed way. home. Likewise, ono prisoner at tion meets any 11emmi11er corning 701111
lot, and I don't want to risk another n time may be rescued from prison a 1111010 of linen to wash, .111 13111111
attack of influenza, so I think you'd by one of hist own ,tide. The game of Insults -are hurled at her by the
(To be continued.)
Hospital for Sieh Children
COLLEGE ST., TORONTO.
Great Provincial Charity Makes
Christmas Appeal to Friends
of Childhood.
Dear Mr, Editor:
The most vital fact in public
health service throughout the pro-
vince is, as YOU know, the tremendous
strides made in child welfare work.
Modern science is harking back to the
ancient proverb that "_9n ounce of
Prevention is worth a pound of cure,"
It has been the privilege of the Hos-
pital for Sick Children—the greatest
institution of its kind upon the con-
tinent—to find that ounce of preven-
ful• so I'd best to go, I reckon. In tion,
trihulatmn• fact, rate and mother talked it over
Ito lust :n;; ,• lee st,]d. in bygone days dependence was
tf day, sr sloe have the same. And
"Tot total ur:e wail a :)i 1: of kV if lias`.rr Tut1t have Inst money—but put more largely in medicines. Now -
1' others hair ' in I,eeind it. Look then+ 'tis, 11:1 best to adays there is a closer llartnershtp
aratmd -sheep. to- go, In fact,
.• m.- rr nc. Joat:na. I wits 'mina to say the word to mi 1116 between the Pediatrician and Dame
110 a Verl i tt t: Il •. ,
"So I will tha v, 11 :.1t was yo,t t 1 terra V.
to-dal—,',n the e• :rti ? 1 nr nen 11:,0 t i-- Tai' for you to decide;' anefore
e.,„ ed the faruter, "Fou swear before
i" i, -r ' ' .,„ God you've not took nothing, Joanna?"
"Neither. I've r _r. m alum , and
and scare: out the house." _..' "I do.
But a great Ilene 1a lid to ani the , "nary well then. We want to he-
heve yule But if you're innocent,
}lrooch anti 113.. Tr I. area. e m+.l.ai- 3
choly. Then. not .::,eek rater, if she then you'll he wishful to prove it"
di.dn't miss another :li(kfarn—a lit- "I mina prove it. I can only tante
tie siker chain that. site worn Sun- my oath. I didn't much anything. to explain to you that the inforina-
days and a little locket its I::n , on I'm my father's daughter, and that tion as to the reiseerches which make
it, with a try photo . ph of her e•)ght to be enough." such record possible is at onto
children when they we i t''ies. She "S0 it ought, All the world knew such antcated to the Health Officersonce
made a great outcry, and, slowly but Mtn. But the little you can do, andcompractising o the
throughert
surely, began to fasten on Jo01t a-- Joanna, you did ought to do."
not to her taco, but Milled her Meet, "And thankfully. But -what can 1 Ontario,
Because the- e wasn't another soul in- (10, Mr. Turtle?." she asked. Consequently the Hospital has
door: at Four Ways barring- an old "Yon can do this." he answered, surely a claim upon the Christmas-
w�onian, up home near seventy, w'hu,l "Fou can let -110:?.. Turtle search your time generosity of every friend of lit -
been in the family for mere e that, pockets thisminim:: at:•l then you can tle children. An institution which is
half a century anti was like on, of 310 our 100 thing." securing the new-born child twice the
themselves, Farmer Turtle tsuuldut Joanna flashed so 'red as arose, chance, not merely of good health,
hear it at first, an.] mere would Susan, Her lips :,ho,k and her eye flashed.
and more t.ould yautg Tum Turtle. 1 or reply she w:':tt t0 her missee,1 but of life iteelf, is entitled to the
But thea: a thing hapeeuccl to the- put her little hantibtg lento her bands, abundant support of the public,
young lean i nis df, and het had to Poe 1 During the past financial year,
confess that lied lost, a eery Line "S"01%'11 me, ma'am;' ..'of) said, I revenue from all sources fell one
breast pin made of goid with a car- And Alice Turtle done so. I hundred dollars a day behind neees-
buncle set in it—a gift under his There wa3 nothing in ]ler bag but sary expenditures.
grandfathers will and an heirlooms a handkerchief, a. key and a small bot -I it has always been the ambition of suit :boxes of uniform size, number -
the family. It was gone out of ide of lavender water shod just; the Hospital for Sick Children to ing them and stacking them neatly
itis roam and, aloe with it he'd also broug..t home from her mother; and, e
Nature. Since the erection of our
Baby's Ward and the establishment
of well babies' clinics the infant
mortality in Toronto alone has been
reduced from 155 to 82 per thousand.
Further statistics which might be
given would mere y corroborate the
actual life-saving value of the Hos-
pital's work. And it is unnecessary
better get my winter underwear,
heavier socks, and a pair of the mit-
tens I bought at Moore's clearing -out
sale last spring. Please bring n1y
old raincoat and water -proof cap,
too,"
The raincoat and cap are easily
found, and she proceeds to look leis-
urely through the bureau drawers in
the south bedroom for the underwear
and socks.
Not finding therm, she decides that
she must have stored then. in the
closet of the boys' room, and hither
she hurries, followed by a couple of
sneezes from below.
Rummaging through the shelves,
and no longer humming, she tries in
vain to remember where she stored
the winter garments.
Another sneeze from the kitchen
sends her rushing to another room,
where 'boxes are dragged down from
slhelves, their contents hurriedly
dumped upon the floor, where they
are left, while she flies to the attic.
Ten minutes more of frantic search-
ing, interspersed with sneezes and
hurry calls from below, and she ar-
rives at the last box, leaving another
trail of disorder.
It is a big .lox, but digging down
through the layers like a terrier dig-
ging for a rat, she emerges with a
triumphant light in her eyes, drag-
ging forth from its hiding place the
elusive underwear, may to find 'them
with three buttons missing and in
dire need of mending.
Serving is out of the question, so
she filings them down to the impa-
tient John, who is ,loudly holding
forth on the value of system in the
hone, and returns to the trail of the
socks and the mittens,
Now, no busy farmer's wife has
time for an elaborate file system, but
if Maly had used this little idea of
mine she would have saved herself'
mucin time and worry, and John a fit
of temper and a had cold.
I am not blessed with unlimited
storage space; so, while doing the
spring cleaning, I store all winter
underwear, hosiery, and the like in
+g ze there was nothin in her cin not only the support but the
los, a silver cigarette mem- a prize g pia bit but' 03-mpat1y of the people of Toronto,
he'd took in a veO•etable show for the a bit from a newspaper -a of and so to -day, with a debt exceeding
hest early p tatoes two }curs back, rhyme she'd cut out, because she likedr
Joanna fretted as 10111 as anybody it, It was 11 hunting rhyme and )Hind-! $180,000, it appeals to your readers to
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under. these disasters, and presentl • 3(1 her of her father. !help along with some gift, whether
sine began to see that with all the "All very good so far as it goes, it 110 great or small. A contribution
'will to do otherwise, the family wee Joanna," said 11r. Turtle. "And now of $2,000 from an individual or a so -
beginning to feel uncomfortable about what might that key be. cfety gives the privilege of naming a
her. Nobody can say how elle felt "The key of my box, master," cot for all time; a donation of 25 cents
about it, but Susan warned her be- "Then you'll let my wife look in will run the whole hospital for half
fore the crash carne that her par- your 1103, if you please. You can
,tents were terrible uneasy M. their trust her." a minute. iletween these two amounts
minds; and when she did warn her, Again Somme grew pretty hot. there is surely some sum which can
Susan said after, Joanna didn't flare "0 my God! My father's laugh- be sent by everybody to the secretary -
up or nothing like that, but kept very ter, to be thought—" treasurer at 01) College street, Toronto,
quiet and only said that afore God Her knees quivered under her; but as a token of interest in a charity
she knew nothing about the lost tree_ whether tams shame of being suspect:- whose field is as large as this province.
ed, or fear of being found out, none The hospital for Sick Children is one
of the largest and most highly regard-
ed in the world. It is an institution in just a few minutes any member of
sures. And Susan most steadfastly
believed her.
The sequel came all in a hurry on
a September evening when the family
was together and leer. Turtle axed his
SOD what was anise; because that was
another trouble and the young man
had been glum and queer and unlike•
eimself for a day or two. For the
minute they'd put by their Iosses
and, as Susan was going to be mar-
ried next month, her wedding filled
the air. But now young '1"on1 told
%In bluntly that he'd missed two
pounds in gold and two half rrowne.
"If you must know that's what I'm
fretting for—not for the money, but
what it means. 'Twas on my table
Along of my watch three mornings
ego, I will swear," he said; "but I
Was in a hurry and a thought late
tor breakfast. So I pitched on my
clothes and tame down, and left my
watch and chain and money on my
table. And when I went up later, lay
watch was there and the money was
trot; and the mischief be that nobody
but Joanna Tones went in the room
lbetween the time I left it and the
time I went back. She always does
my room when I'm to breakfast."
"Then that brings things to a
crisis," declared fernier. "We can't
have 110 more of this, and I',11 face le, and he confessed to Susan later
i1e1' as soon as she comes In the 1101180 that he feared for Joanna and couldn't
te-night. Nobody wants to 'find her stand and see her worsted. But Susan
guilty, God He knows; but 'tie time at by her and took her hand and spoke
oho saw the position that wove been kind words and told her not to cry,
too soft hearted to put before her, Though the wag Seared, too, bemuse
Me must clbar herself, because things for all thole confidences, Joanna had
t go without hands and what never` said nothing to her about a
ands are there but hers?" loves,
They didn't snake no suggestions Mrs. Turtle wasn't away ten 111i1-
.tu1(1 presently Mr. Turtle said he knew Utes. The she came down, blew out
'vita he'd do. Ilut before he had her candle, svitit never a 'motet, went
yy((mmo to tell thein, Joanna came back to the table, and set upon it her golden
from her afternoon out. Then Thomas brooch, her silver chain and locket,
!Poetic called her into the kitchen be- young Tanta breast pin and his
ore the family and spoke straight as money.
o what had happened. "Good God!" cried out lir, Turtle,
Things have been getting a hong luta 110 glared at the things as if they
sight too het in this house, Joanna." was a live s'crpent,
be said, '(and as a clever creature "Altogether at the 'totem of her
'With plenty of wits, you know that. box under her shifts," said his wife,
as well as I do. Now there's only She was deathly pale, too, and breath -
b: tends in this house, and peoples Mr so deep as a cow. Susan give et
don't steal from themselves tee you gasp and Amazed up. Joanna =cara-
van leave out Mrs. Turtle ane{ me and ed once and then went off in a faint
!Cum and Staten, And that lleavea and fell off her chair on the ground.
Jane Slocombe and you. Well, ,%.ne's Tf thunder could have brought her to,
one of us --worked for my parents It woalel have done so, for Poynter
efcre sic --and her goodts cora and Turtle was a fiery man, though a just
Orr ].nod frors. She wouldn't take ono, and naw, at WS dr1"ldf01 (Vs -
watching her could say. Susan stood
up for her and protested against such
a harsh deed, but Thomas Turtle told
her to shut her mouth, for he was
getting angered now. He saicl what
was true enough, that if Joanna was
innocent she needn't mind the search,
and It would be no dishonor to her
father's memory. -
"I don't mind the search, plaster,"
site answered very quiet; "but there's
a packet of letters in my box and
they be private letters and I don't
think you ought to look at 'em."
'(That depends, Joanna," replied
Mrs. Turtle, "Bo very sure I shan't
read nothing. Your letters are your
own; but, at a fearful time like this,
you don't ought to make no difficul-
ties, in my opinion. If there's let-
ters, n third part shall read 'em—no(•
us. Us'll take 'em to parson, or any-
body you like to name above suspio,iole
"They letters be from my lover,"
said Joanna quletl'y. "Take the key,
ma'am, I'l1 bile here,"
She sat scrunched up. She'd gone
ale as a dog's tooth by now, and
farmer aaid afterwards that guilt was
on her face if ever he seed it.
Young Tom went away then and
out of doors, He'd got .estless about
on one of my closet shelves,
Then I copy the number on a card,
and opposite each number every item
of clothing which that 'box contains;
tho number of suits belonging to each
member of the family, whether they
are mended and whether they will do
another year. This card hangs ineade
the closet door, and shows at a glance
where any needed article ie.
A sinlfltr card hangs just inside the
attic door, showing exactly where
everything in it ie stored.
In any attic I have a sort of book-
case made from packing boxes, in
which I file array the papers and
magazines I tvlisl3 to keep. The same
little card system is used for it, and
In which the people of Ontario may the family eat find any nm -tine 1
take legitimate )ride, for it is through 111
1 desires,
their generosity that success has been
oss1b1el the week, including Sundays, may be
p. ,
Two handsel and fifty children, House Plants in Winter. ! Seen acre after acre of snow-white
]inert spread out to dry along the
pale of cheek or with twisted limbs,1 Tho watering of plants, especially! banks of the 1lunsulmra.'. 113 the tor -
thebe the immediate beneficiaries of those in pots or boxes, is not 0. pats--'
the Yuletide remembrances of your! time to bo attended to whenever idd billed wateis of this creek, for it is
readers. Thousands more throughout maybe convenient. Indifferent water-' nothhlg mora in Spite of It a 0011tite
o coming year will beneilt U their ' in t r ]nous )1 Il s la 1 ' n name, virdta181)1'310171111
0(3 all Ihe wasithtg fell' tite
th c g 3 Y dog lu s leo a eta t t t .ti Y million or more Inhabitants of lra-
L•]ndl'ness. other single rouse. Too Hutch wales-, drid is dote;melon
I.RVING E. Ii013ERTSON, ing is us bad as too little- Do not;
A c$10der ;melo ation than that of
chairman of Appeal Committee., water tinleaa the sail is tory of top, l the Madrid washerwomen can scarcely
_... _._-y--_.......e I Then do a thorough job, soak the soul c _
Cost of N.Z. Building High.
I but never leave water 51(11dine in ills
terminates 'when all of one side have regulars; Iter linen disappears as if
been imprisoned, The advantage is by ilagie and 111 found again only
designedly with the Open 1... -.ow b }
Room, for it will he more difficult ordinary dirty liter. putter is in even
for a prisoner to escape over a larger; OOre0 ca00. Ho 1s splashed with suds
space than it would be over the more: and is lucky if he escapes will hie
restricted territory—both territorieslulothing Intact.
have the samo length of dividing
line. Future of Peace River Valley.
Sunshine and Shadows.
Agnes 1, .,ant, known an an author
of hooks dealing with the pioneer hts-
tory and development of western Cnn-
a(18, has returned from an extended
trip in the Pence River Policy,
"This north country," said ,hiss
La.nt, "will some day be one of the
garden spot; of Canada. It is settling
slowly. That 1s due to the home -
seekers' dead of cold, Iint it is a
delightful plaeo to live, In Sanlraer
its lush wild rneaclows incl riotous
abundance of wild flowers suggest the
tropics. In reinter Its climate is
tempered be ehinnok wind;. Wheat
yields thirty end forty bushels to the
acre, lea vegetables are. wotulc::rful,
Live ,'rode pasture outdoors all tv]nler,
' It is DO lilies loug by '200 wale,
an area equal to that of Texas, Kan-
sas, Iowa and Missouri 'combined,
which support a population larger
than that. of all Canada. The Canadian
Pacific Railway recently took over tbo
line that is the market outlet of the
country and w111 have it rehabilitated
by next summer. '.'hen this rich agri-
cultural and Ilve stock region, I pre-
dict, will enter upon an era of mil
and remarkable clelelopmeht,"
Minatel's Clement For Burns, Eta
Ireland is 11101.0 tion twice the size
your .tome? Perhaps you :Link that
of Denmark and Switzerland together,
P , and almost a third larger than HoI-
is a man's work; but is it, Certain land and }3elgiunt combine'].
1y • the plowing of the ground and
the planting and cultivation • of the
trees should 'l e; but the benefits of
the windbreak are of even more int-
portanee to the woman than they nee
to the man. It is the wfd)1011 who
stays m the hoose so much of her
time in the winter, and has to keep
it warm. It lis the 'woman W110 has
to struggle with the dust which blows
through even the tightest house. It
is very often the woman who has to
make frequent trips to tare chicken
house and do other outside chores.
It is the woman who is chiefly inter-
ested in the garden and in finding a
suitable place for the children to play.
Her comfort can be tremendously in-
creased' by tt proper protection of the
house and grounds,
t after Ian° 01181011. An' nlan 1301 111
One of those playing the game im-
personates a Goblin and stands in the
centre of a largo shadow cast by a
house or tall tree. Since he 111 a crea-
ture of the dark, the Goblin must
never venture outstide of his shadow
into the Sunny places which stretch
all around him. The other boys and
girls impersonate sunbeams and be-
gin the game by joining lands and
dancing around the Goblin, singing
merrily, to a home-made tune.
Old mon (or old woman) of the davit,
old man of the dark,
Coyne join in our fun and our play;
We'll tread on your toes, but each
one of us knows
If we're caught we'll be lost to the
day,
Then they dance around the Goblin
separately, stepping within his sha-
dow when they dare, but alweys be-
ing careful to keep beyond his reach.
The Goblin attempts to tag any one
who ventures within the magic sha-
dow, and if he Is successful 11e takes
his place as a sunbeam ontetidc 811(1
the one who is tagge,l Hurst stand in
the centre of the shadow and he the
next Goblin. The game is then begun
as before. It is lots of fun.
Plant a Windbreak Next Spring.
Is there a good windbreak around]
tiltnerd's Liniment Relieves Colds, Ets.
_ _.,•r•.--_--•.- _
Madrid's Washerwomen.
Tho laundry women of Madill aro
proi)ably the lines( of then' profession
in the world. Nowhere alio does the
linen come home so delightfully clean.
and it is all occomplistled with cold
water. Within sight of the whitlows
of Bing Alfoeso:s -palace, any day of
The coat of building is so big11 in
New Zealand that privets capital is
not ettractel to the erection of hones,
so the Government is assumieg the
responsibility,
rayour
oar
a
light food
no ons im -
Put a spoonful of Bov-
1 into y01W soups,
stews and pies. It will
give them a delicious
now savouriness, anti
you will be able to get
all the nourishment
you require without
malting a heaver meal,
:saucers,
The washing of the foliage is el -I
most as important as the soaking of -
the soil. The loaves 'become covered
with at layer of dust which prevents
Ithen: front functioning properly,- Fre-{
gttopt spretytng will peep then; fairly;
clean, If the location of the plants,
makes this impractical, the leaves
should be washed of thoroughly with!
a soft brash or wet cloth nne0 11 --
month, -
Two Jolly (aures.
Children. love games, 'Phe health.
game in fast coming into favor. The
following games may bo played at
ee11001 cm if thele are sevei'ai children
: the family at home,
' hreith Air (ruin:'. '
'L' vo rapt tins, Sunny, ,Jim until
Gloomy Gus, choose skier:. The play
;.pace 111 113 rkcil oil' :0 rs to allot'
• three funrlho to Sunny .l.tn',4 , de, to,
be called the. Open Window Room,:
ami the other fourth will belong to
Gloomy 1113 side, and will be called
the Closed Window Room, A space's
i1) the re1nel' of. 0:1111 territory ir; to
bo marked oft' to be colied the Po((031,,
sufficient in size to hold all the ]day• I
ere on a side. '.ihe players will coedit;
t:vo'e, and all tile, number ones will;
lie. on Sunny ,l{mee .=isle, anti the Mint-'
.ler two's On Gloomy Gus' side. Jlaeh
rade •13,111 ehooso their captain. The
followers_ of' Sunny Jim may bewailed
BUY "DIAMOND DYES"
DON'T RISK MATERIAL.
Each package o1 "Diamond Dyes" eon -
tains directions so shuttle that any
woman can dye any Itlaterial wit11021b
streaking, fading 00 running, Ilruggist,
has color earl—Take 110 oche; dyer
COARSE SALT
L Jul, N t) SALT
Balk Carlota
TORONTO @ALT WORK@
e. J. CLIFF • TORONTO
(JIe haus betty making
$O/49P P°1TTERMS 189Z
Air 1100/00 Rf165 s1/t'0
Wealthy people are paying fan v
prince for home-made rugs. Slaty lloi- his school desk, as the hopeful unwen-
lara wits .narked on one 111 a 13033.00
store window recently. Sixty cents w 11
start you making your own. Fesetnat-
SCOTLAND'S "QUEEN
OF ORATORY.
ADVOCATE OF TEMPER.
ANCE FOR 50 'YEARS
She Has Two Notes That Nc
Scot Can Withstand in
Cornhination,
The strungr,:t advocate of prohibl
tion in Scotland, according to the
special cnrrc'.-)101ule)i1 of The Loudon
Daily Now,', ie It 51tu•dy litsio ScolCb-
woman whom he found boldly thread•
Ing lute way through the Oltiee0w leaf,
Ile to catch a lrain.
Iter figure pewerfuliy recalled that
or Queen Victoria, bat her broad
Scotch face vrr.4 lined teeth cafes Vic.
loria never 1:10W, 'tn(l swep) with
passing emotions. She 111 Mrs, Coen.
c111or Barton. of Glaegoo, described
on all the posters 1111 ''1001:aad'33 1111000
or oratory."
This aula1iu( woman is sixty year)
old, She lois hreught up nine children
in a workman's 1:01110. For fifty years
she .tad been a public advocate of teal'
perm,ee and has toured the world in
the ('131(811.
She never tut. tasted alcohol In 1101
lire, nor numbers among her fr•ieudt
any olio are av(ustomed to its moiler
ate use, but she has been the unro
Tenting foe of "drink" in three enn-
tinents and most of the towns of
Scotland.
In foto' 11:81131 she has (1(ldr^'13131
180 tnlldonr nr•:,ing and conducted
forty indoor .ne0111(3 and public de•
1:1100, Si10 (MITI:, a0 e7Lrns a demon
strat;on of Mom:todt of people in a
Glasgc•w pu(lie square, when her
voice retried t•t Oa (louts of flee'
crowd, and the impromptu gathering,
, site 13 always ready to address at
511,111 some ,.ho arrives Uefoee .he•
time 11r her termer meeting,
Possesses Wide Knowledge.
leer eon. talon, r','•ept. such , ex.
petience, tenches, Ites not beer. •crcn-
sive; lint on el: ,ptestion of the inn-
, 1rel 10 1110 d(iurc trade her l(1Yc•reledge
is world -gide and detailed, Site knows.
at what hour pub]in houses (*lest! in
Sydney or Toronto, and why. the
helped the Leber 111111es cf Australia
and New 30,-:1-jn:1 to form their 11 )1201
policy, 111:1 she 11:0, investigated Ole
1 results of p,OhibitiOn in Canada and
the 1'n!fed F5(11e•:. Icer speech is the
Ibroad 1)•'13 :o Scot can yes1,1,
" 1Vhen I 31,1,3- in Australia," *In?
"young reel rte • lads come /11 :11 hove
Mt. t1'lliiog by the hour, but. they roger
glinted lent' 0f it, ;m(1 then I found than
the kiddies liked to hear their min
(Lieges 0nil i'-isr (•auto to get 111e tall;•
ing."
She h:. two note.;, a dept' td :en
merit
enmerit a;u(1 a passionate enrne-n1ese.
No Scot can wallstand 313((10 in coni•
hinanlon, and 5i,? flashes from one to
enteber in rite 31.010 disemtcerth1g Way,
One site of l'..:• tongue ie dipped to
honey nae the ruler has an edge like
u file.
She a aid thee while x110 WAS speak
ing from a wagon the other day a
drunken man iute0rfpted. She Melted
him to pot 1118 case, and be scrambled
•an to the wagon and asked alternative-
ly for "letter y or death," and then.
53(2(13 last,
Interrupter Won Over.
Site proceeded to describe him as a
child at his mother's knee, as a boy at
Lice of his father, and as she portray-
- the ruin of hopes familiar to every
Mg wort:, easy to learn, Net nulling Scotch home the crowd wept with her
loops at ragor yawn through a burlap
pattern, using east -off Oo Ling, under- and then cheered, The Interrupter
wear, blankete(, a tc.—making beautiful asked to be helped off the wagon and
left bohind him a unanimous meeting.
A bright lad oat of tho army asked
bei if sho believed M liberty, She said
"1 ea, you've been fighting fol• It. 11 hat
do you mem by 1t?" and launched into
her definitions of liberty true and
false,
"I Only walited t0 knew," It; 11111(Ily
said, when he could get a wore in
eilge,viso, and eolett "no 110ellse,"
When the fisher girls were due lo-
ge smile elle hurried off to give them
a parting 111lO sage WO adjure there to
come bark in time to vote, and be-
fore their train lintl started she was
addressing their mentotit who were
setting sail the same night, 11Iine1's
and farm laborers admire .tel' energy
and her enthll lasm oven 0100 they
think she is wrong, and like a res-
pectable nlldtile class cyclono she
sweeps them along with her,
When added about the milers she
080: "Oh, the miners don't drink 50
badly, Golublin 'a their trouble, lent
g
some of their 171310.1 (10, and they'll
rote to stop thein,"
Clonenceau's Wit,
Parisian society is said to be laugh -
ling over a story concerning M. Clem-
encean. atld the wife of a cprtitin
li'rencll Senator, eau) ie notarioue for
her )meagre hospitality.
The "Tiger," it poems, was invited
to dine' with her and her husband,
The dinner was served in groat state,
wit11 11 separate flunky behind. each
chair, but. the viands were neither ap-
petizing nor satisfying.
CAemonceau, as in duty twnud by
the laws of bashitaiity, endured the
pool' (Miter without a word. But hie
chance moat when on taking 11i1t leave
],is holsters expraseed the :time that
he r;ottltl dine with her again.
Ills antiwar wits prompt and grim:
"By all means, madame, and at 01100
if you like!"
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