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A Bolshevist
Paradise
(Monte Chat)
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Aa treerebede" knee/5 by thie time,.
taiatty or the Beleheilst agitatore in
Britain are beported lueurieseellus-
elan anti Polish Jews, whose philan-
thropic wish its to turn liritain aa
eitieltle as poseiele into e perfect
Bolshevist paradise as Petroerad, now
ie.
But ouch a paradiete needa a geed
ueal of educating 'up to, it you _happen
to be at at a peace -loving or home
lettleg kind a Pereon,
aitelss Iluebenana foe example, evi-
dently Wae not educated up to itewhea
she caane back from Petrograd the tele-
er day, and wrote her book (iust pub-
liseed), "The City of Troable."
In "The City of Trouble" yea find
Y.:emelt teansportee to a world wnore
Violence reigna aupreme. •
'Under tiolehovist -ride, nobody, high
eir tette knowe in the least what a day
or aid beer may bring feral,.
At fleet it'lltaY be chiefly inconvert-
leneell that 101I have to pet up with,
No coal, Wiretap, and the eleetrie light
tut OM leo einellee to be Iiiid. Bread
giip,Ply iiitermittedi Sometitnea failing
altogether, A, geed tally &Milton
Peenhteheet.
Yon go to tile groeer'e for Retie
beef dee find. file thee eleeed. You
Vila. eolir shoeS Mended, and fina the
eohisleeeliiiittete
.„Yiehe Piet& ie etolen, daid iti the or-
aiiidre, Wdy fot Violild. eonielaill to
the eiblieel ilia OW tire he poliCe to
ta,m1), Itith td,' Mid Stt Malty ether Mo-
llie haVe glad IM their lioekets picked,
that Wit 3'00 Mends Mite not union
etinedthe left. fel eisaiee
- tONFUSION,.
,it eftelii, Mad toitedy trOublea to
6iegr &WO' the snoW. Little boys
kart ielleing &mil the Nine stfeeta—
MA ,febeganing down them on tea-
trayst-aitterly regardless whether thee
hnoolt yon down or not, and nobody
leterteees,
A trap breaks down—nobody clears
it awee, and nobody mends it. it juse
staystythere it is . . . More shops
elos. le-i--pore-ntiel Moro,
DreAken iseitesle everywhere—street
eowseetepreditable stories of people
stoPiatat in the streets end stripped of
nearlY"verANOV. : Vie rim-rait . of
the eity, mere and more in evidence.
. • ..,40eaa'n.hgclaille of all, el'asses,
moreetied more in the background.
Then', things begin to -happen fast—
ens ofethe top of another.
Yo# litre sitting meetly at supper,
path*, and a $lette •denies 011'0110pm
windolki Nobody, hurt, luckily. "But
It was a Very nean' shave, Let's hope
that *fora bappe're again!" • '
• Bantle of people firing at each other
In the, etreets. e, , - Pistols pointed
' at berraless paesere-by—let off, pere
baps... eIt just depends on the mood
the ollener of the pistol •haPPens to me
in: .,,!? ,i,. . Streets barricaded.
ImpoSSible now to go out after dusk.
"You% be perfectly certain to be step-
pe&
Vereepoort human life is the cheap-
est thing in Petrograd. Can it be
true *hat those boys* at the hillitary
Schoehte who were chased into tae
telephone Office were really thrown
the, roof? A friend's (trey son
goes fee a, walk on 'Sunday afternoon.
Two ihies later his bode is found, cov-
ered V.Ifli wounds, in a"eanal.
Sheeting going on nearly all tbe
Millet :', iltbodY qiiite •IttioWs why.
• &elide 'ierf tebbets iti the gttests, very
,thely eeitieldying fleeted, Arid • elOW
i 1
riId 1%1i a Motet; With tio lights,
*OM ' tiesietheteigleilie siteeth, with a
tetichieFeefir-fettliiig iidy through
the heck ifilittnee, foe Lo dettreitt rea-
(Aire .6$Ceile diet tee odetiediii te the,
cateireleoteree he iifes, ehoe to tiro ii,.;
"My telk ,a Liberty," Jays a cab-
man. eielThey tell us we are !free.' But
look aritho -streets! .There's no safe-
ty for anYbody ane longet!"-• '-
TIM' BITER BIT, '
Atid :Were:nate :the background ot,
outrage and terror and bloodshed that
Canle later, the Inevitable touch of
cometly, , ..,.• i
Iniagine ataineffenslite citizen, walk-
ing homeeeitettleeedt"leteTslievist belly,
and loram1.0.:exch4agetettereoats—eiv-
ing eep bee' cettletabfe:fur One for a
tattered affair of •ancient sheepskin.
And then imagine his surprise to
discover, on reaching borne, that the
poekets Were stufted with loot—costly
brooches, rings, eilaine—and paper
tt raonee!
In le motnent of. forgetfulness the
Belehevist highwayman had quite for-
gotten to transfer his ill-gotten gaine
from one set of peditete to the other! •
—....._,..,,,e.....
Alitisb. Ruralqdre OlialeeteS.
- With women taking the edam of
.rrien workers, conditions in. many
parts of the coureey aro inidergoing
a remerkable change. This is most
notieettble in parte where weman lane
waken' are maktng their home.
GOL
atialftl/t
Probebly Lady elawee helf-breathed
invocation was not a sweetly phrased
heeedietien upon that graeloue weed
tobacco.
Mr. -Shallop did not renoke, eud when
Lady Maud, few minutee afterward,
arose and opened the elano, he left
Lady Pacewell and came to arrange
the ramie, eta
Lady Pacewell, who levee Jack more
than she disliked tobacco, went into
the conservatory to get a little of ehe
former's company and tho latter's
meoke. Lady Mand, left alone with
tho lawyer, saw an opportunity and
grasped at it.
"Sit down," he said, graciouslY. "I
cannot bear any one to stand when I
am einging, It is unfair to insist up-
on tWo inflictiona."
Ile smiled, told her that the listen-
ing .and the standing wore delights,
end, thus encouraged, Ledy Maud sang,
It is needless to say sne sang well—
ies well that Sack hovered near the
Conservatory door, and tbie being ex-
actly contrary to what sem desired,
alioit't off suddenly, but continued
playing,
Jack moved away again far out of
hearing, and then, under cover of the
Blow, sat music, Lady Maud said,
carelessly:
"What a long ehat you had In the
dining-roorn. I hope you did not
ben each other?"
"No," said Mr, ehalloP,
"Mr, Hamilton never bores one; he is
so original."
Lady Maud inclinee her head in e
languid assent.
"Business has charms' for some of
the Immo. -species, I know, but 1 did-
n't think Ma Hamilton entered into
its spirit."
"Neither does he," said Mr. Shallop;
"we -were not talking besiness,"
Oinafial
zone but with an undercurrent
deetee mortification.
011%, re," he said, "as Shallop
of
aad
ouy, •tbkIt's a profound fiecret'; 1 mule
not tette Maud. Goodatighti geode,
eheseoutt; not press him Jaeger, ale
he got awe t batwing over hophaitat s
peinete mieht have done, Over ;
queen -et,
lute, shateopt au ho poffted .at t be
ban.' es,
ogla'aleeet:tiotterio, they' were
"Derek: Ivo gee r foreeh tOk_43,61E
to tienielhiet teato matter of temich We
were likalecing ate afternoon. in ctn.
nightt"
Mime e' • •
"Glieeesr Ad elle Male:9e rap.
weighing thee oivanita‘pws ofotoopos
that he heel atiatiody hold Leder Oi
and decidieg reatt toe meatier). "fe„
ye,s, of course; 1 eel not roma
now that you ii, to be in: co
Mnd donee."
there is no mysitery abetting'
said Jaelt, bluntly; "yet t t would leareO
the tieing done ,elilletlyeeT
"Stay!" said Lady Maud, a cearin-
ing smile, "let me guess; was it horse
racing?"
"No; there I am afraid I should be
at !atilt," said Mr. Shallop.
"Then let me think, oh, the opera?"
"No," he said, laughingly, "but you
are getting warm."
"Theatricals of some sort?" • said
Lady Maud.
"Yes," he said, then paused.
A, had not been asked to retain the
matter as a secret, not a word savoring
•of- confidence had been mentioned. It
was not a legal matter or, of tourse,
he could not speak of it.
"Yes, theatricals," he said, "were the
subject" of our conversation. Mr, elam-
-iiton did me the honor of asking my
advice respecting the benefiting of an
actor and his daughters, persorei in
wbom he has taken an interest,"
The Woman's eiiitettite is largely
respensiele for the movement, which
is gradually revoletioniting village
life,' making it more atteactive and -
stimulating a seese of eitizteship. In
conjunction with -the` ebbe production'
departmeut, a peiellainentary elect-
ing Is ealled which elects a eernocra-
tie conimittee rt.:greed-aft-1g tarmerte
wivee, cottagers 410 landed. Wonlell,
therealter 'Menaee affairs, ar-
ranging for moethey a'ocial gatherings
whete ueefol lectures are given, ex-
nibitions of liouttetratt or gardening
kliI held, and OM, treesered recipes
and housettold Writs exehanged„
Several hundred villagers already
have their eoreareitiees -end the food
department is inuridated vtith demands,
for orgimizere ankleeturers.
A
Ph
fi,
"Yes," said Lady Maud, "Mr, Ham-
ilton is good-natured and benevolent,
He does a great deal of good."
"Io does, indeed. He is generous
to a fault," eaid Mr. Shallop, and he
naentioned the instructions he ead re-
ceived anent the East -end charities,
"How good of him," breathed her
ladyship; "and pray," she asked, with
a charming eraile of almleas curiosity,
"might one know who these good peo-
ple ate?"
"Oh, yes," said Mr, Shallop, "a Mr.
and Miss Montague, who are acting at
one of the minor theatres—the Royal
Signet:"
At that moment Jack entered, and
tady Maud murmured, laughinglY,
"How roinantic," commencing another
song,
lack streched himself out in his
chait, feeling very comfortable and
Weir.. Be had gone through a satis-
factory =Venation With his aunt, had
assured ber he always wore the chest
preserver she had sent him, and -was
very careful about wet feet.
Be had also prevailed on her to let
bim replace one of her carriage heroes
too fat and old for work, by a maenifi-
emit animal from his own stud; had
sealed her objection with a kiss, and
come back on good terms with every
one to get wasted. again.
• Lady 'Mead soon left the piano and
came softly across the room.
Jack, with his eyes half-closed look-
ed up.
• "Why have you left the music?" he
asked.
"Because don't want to go to
clap," she retorted, and; pausing at
his chair, ieaned upon the top of it,
looking down upon him and. his up-
turned fate.
As she did so her smile found no
the in her heart, A bitter, little
galling thorn had crept in tberg and
was stinging her.
Looking down upon him thue, she
realized what she would lose.
aiael winking eigaitiointlY "thee it, he
IL? Oh, that'e the laet gelitteresnle
way to pay Ole erudge, is it?
That % the preper thing, is lit to rail
Inalee wig and try to ispeiL me be.
fore the lettutes? Noe, leok here,"
he taateatted, 'wellthig Up to Andereall,
who bad atood atilt during this heir -
audible eollloque, but rei iseeleg Tubbe
approach, Wig in hand, ttirieid around
sharply and bade the ballet girls go
and. dreee, end reglieilted to be
1EAVER 1 A-NOO tow"lit to i(*leeesell3"ila
„ Eritnient,
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ROANVIM. =Max ,it atom ontoniNzs.
HILLAJL to =Ito , eaw femelstietealjettaimetaliNAVratir 00- right,
SAO of RatatisliVO4.111.) Only Ver' Beat WoOd
• wANTLAD--POTATOEda, C
bi tat* ki§W*114 erlee. MD* 70104 *
Davie, SO Yowl 'trete. Terme°, One
rixot WiJ
. 004,0ny, , .aervb, Ar:,
, To be truskoitthe 'an airplentepropeller
Off a der/elate istreeV imuot be etx ill . ot only la It sublect
:tott gunfire, buttits normal melee makes
shrew" AcmitaanirefiUltricneitliotunarrtenegetrilVhclvrueg
it,
! i - lee . , e•)t riani'441;(3:3•040'i i; ''
wee not beige VA, (wow, you look In North Cara= Bee erenolte Wen&
of Virsitt ia Den, the e - ',,, t, , l, ere.----i-e-,...e. Le
termed why the dee thee firet Beene'
Li re at Veils wig, '1Ur. Andersen, will th° hirt414°4°
WI?" fetid "Itubbe. tirfit English caildetbOrne iteAtnerita. '
-Sir Neatest Releigh, tie eseefrePoneibie
elven, a pretty Oleg, too, hope, tor Amulet° eaten& ee. /Ds owed en
e'oti don't think ot going on in that,'
mild the stage Manager, eyeleg the the pagee of hieteiry, %elm in le85 he
ruined article with a eeeithe amount eeet out a cplailizing i expedition to
"Oh, yen think it's pretty Well 4orte atoAllevalerole:e, alui:nediet;tt isnond te Aticeourettugthiil,Vtint:
'Of embarre,sement,
tgr, do you? InsEracetuL eh?, 50 of the Atlatitidecaet th a ellip itie tee
do 1. And now I'll tell Y011 Whee," elimete, the lacit Oe t 1 and the ubt
aee his ittes eyes sepaudad raettuy, Iquitos Iedian tlielatel rel was 'voted
44wilioamirnaoactkeclalathgbianupattoarliM'etillttabse beg se uninbeleitable\bY theieeeketiete, whet
P:calt:nd. their belduginteietend took thei
lee he cell be." next. fillip etack ttatrtiegiaeieta tend ell'ilher.
• gee MY Pardon, ;la like a geetleraan .
sneer, "thet's to be it, ell? 'Well,
with a. Enenut,agtat anvicAsereat 1,,,11,3irrliratigellit
"Oh," seld, Me. Andersen,
better inform the manager. 1 dare °0e°119,:eenetoet tht setitapye'dttairtn trileateirtialaetidevitilie 1
There are Ile Mere low comedians to engagement- Sir Walter Raleigh son, him to report'
the glad new. Fou 7 eseleteroirwhee •
say he'll be dreadfully cut up at Ma
Tubbs breaking his
be tied now; oh no
on the pregame at the cc Mir, he ,ound
"I un,doratand," said Mr. Shallop,
and they parted.
Lady Mated went 'bad. to the ;eine
an' at lasaup to her .roem.
'7 knee- where he going to-oxierl
row," she/murmured., "A know as vrlit
as if he lied confessed Oh, it
fearful to lose him like', this. Ancl.4
love lihn so; I am sur ei than I lease
hixn now that there is as, phance eat
'ming hinit forever. But I 'twill not
7 will not. Who is, this 'Orli, this ack
ing woman, that etre 'ehopld CO
between, us and talea him .from 411e
Is phe beautiful!? Well," and e a
looked at. the beduteul' face th4 tp:et
her in the, glass, "W ell, if. eyes deotaive
not, his called met beaextleer this
ufterenoon. Is she Young? Teen, eo
am f, leo young to stand tamely by
and seeu de&gning woman r.terry. off
on the Island no troete ,Of settlere
tnd he turne
.„
ee way, a
Mr. Tubbs turned purple for or eettIement, seve •ehe n
iseraption
rment, thee criraeon, He sawa tInb eCrr Qta,htennesiten;ve edupotouGa. lsland
wood witich ha been reel to the ieweet
Di a. testzn . or P velem matte of
brtlieracultatclalluY, fe7 denet'aptivr4w4nlitglicIwtashe
forcedl:ut by c r Usal action, accord.
Mg te the1/4Curti yleat In teete, at
twee ege-bee patellae, to 'mod the
propellers up to uch a piteh that the
outer e a o the blade of an eight -foot
plaunrs:opnoneli 0:1 era, tro.n. ;;Ieltst:, ce at: 0 innt htie stootarrhunatnat:raet of fwa.-1,ee47aroiiivulueol4p0.
te 2,000,
anpfJeeedo
eenitnetileboetias4eed
-dnneliewou
propeillefiean4 the tn•
0,41
neigheorhoe of ,600 newt o hA
eur.
good Many tnouftanse 01 P,nds of press-
ure per equareieneh ars generated by
this' ellen ar and loropellers neve'
been nown t 0Plit all the centre and
4
fly re X re the smallest lack of
halanc betv7en tIW two bladea is Bora
• xcilseasriroas cs'inpks:Irat,rcelos4smetes
Dissi4vseeswoluilhatmoyenothin
Mr, Aederrion had got tlie better of project as eopeiess,
I ton.sther elINARD'S LINXIVIEINT the
11,1M, P"'hY Way, and ',Nitta, a ewift ionVe- einaneke Islana has mew' helm • ftL-BET1Mn1mentinuse,
talent he rolled the injured wig up into bolted tor mealy mere, chiTle by`• X ot, my foot badly Petalled latelY*
managerei face. W111,1411 ttliasMtivierletTiev:fitTrifi,
"Tb.ere," sa.id the little latin "you fishermen life -setters. Tli latter '
• e
Ja. ball and flung it full in the Stage'
ata-
nay wig up, you mean lolackguard,
ad you pliall have it." ... • or T. O. IVIcll117a4Ell.
.Anderson was a fearfully Passion- tion, In Ulla country Manned by neg-
te luau, as well as a disagreeable one. roes, is off a dangerouti 44)0th:in at the
eeor the comedien, seizol him iv the doette n, tbe
the wig struck hire. lightly he ast. A. derelictipeast o
tyeaeacch lila. teldu:kedlfhaerfhwelro'riendtotuhaerde4etenuudnis
terned around and made tele bound'
oiler, and was, amid the shrieks of have eetablislied an extellent reeo Idn 4
ous, singe the pull of one must counter -
the ballet girls and the remonstrenees a trying allid dangerous station. balagge that of the other.
'f thee:awe about to strike him with ' 40. • k In elution to this time is the gyros-
tl4e 4:1tLitliel.e torches he had seized trom Minard's Liniment Cures ikandru bleeeke rotating in the same plane. • A.t
°epic( one, which tends to keep the
• 'But Mr, Tubbs, though email, was .y.1 . . THE YaDDIES,4 Iv ' , Iiifelespeed this force is hard to overcome,
am ethe cross strains it introduces when
:remnant. Thrusting up hip arm as a , de or sidewise, are enormous.
tin is a change of direction, either up,
guard, he hit out the other hand .
et, under conditions of nmeern war -
straight and etviftly, and iktr. ,AndereMe /DOlt`t Give 'Them Only! the ,In. n re, when an aiviator has to "loop the
we, 1 neeuverieg Ur bring down or escape
On 4140 right, eye, i m an eneley, the inacbine must meet
Are .11t3grene frorn the aeastegu
tioe. et Pea Island, whiich se
from Roanoke taland by 'the
Pea Island, the only east
sia-
uatee
eunel.
ura very truly,
•
• receii anything but a gentle pat up- ferior Tools. p," or plunge or ascend sharply in
leaped up at this fresh blow, and, by , en some famesilt is talwaye the Weed fee airplane menufecture meet be
pet gent. peefect, Even with Sake.
elieelesuperiority a strength, he threw Ip°rettle, the, favorite wood for airplane
Mr, Tubbs upon the floor. . broken comb, thot worn-out clothes- ,c,,
iblunt needle, the 'poor pencil, the 1
uction, there is difficulty in ob-
wrong the very highest grades. Th0
What he would have proceeded to !hrush, etc., that ie ereM•vedt for, and
'thought quite geoesitenougb.sfor the United States forest service estimates
that only 13 per cent. approximately, is
.•
In a moment the fiend in him 1 4n withstana these unusual tests,
have done next, this chronicle can say
the prize,' bre eet neart, upon. not, for at that moment Miss Oftenta-
miusb. see her.. A ilaintee, made -n1 gue ran in, and, with a White fece,
thinge a atage.beautysull atfectatiou, anvil before hiM, and caught arm,
coleseness andidow-mennere with some A thrill ran through the Breen circle
tride of the voeee, 'eye,, or hands at her appearanee, for they saw little
that ebeecaught his eactart. All men are of her usuallY, and a murmur of ap-
He is efee greatest' and thee ,simplest
oeneeelled. prove' !allowed as with a heightened
idiots Vetere 'Bremen. are
e, color she turned an accusing face to
child coeVelead WM. She is/ no'sehela Anderson and said in low, but distinct
and, will /ale hine 'Arm:no:ay tside lie I aceente:
do not ta,kettearet ranee see her. "For shame! You forget yourself,
To -morrow? „restameathink how lees= ewe
arrange." It was a sharp rebuke and the' man
She thought-J(0A few reinteee rand •
tben knocked e Lady Pacewiell'e to whom at was adminietered felt it
stingingly.
dressing -room door'. ' -
i He loved the lips that littered it,
d and would have giVen, half his years
"Conte in.", said I r le,dyshia ' an •
Nta
her nieceiglided uptto ler. ' ''
,
to have won from the eyes, flashing
"Aunt," ,she eaideil on't cariv to go,
to Lady ileakewell's tioentornowe You; so scornfully, one soft, kindly glance..
will go without me?" t His face was distorted by nafision
"Oh, no my love," said tal affe and jealously, and for a moment he
tionate lady. "Not wittioeitt jou;/f was eilente then, as Tubbs got up, look -
you don'tea,re to go we will ly , at 118E8tng very ahamefaced and 'mutter-
' : ing the most elided apologies and ex.
Water in Woods.
All wood contains Inore or Iwo
water; evert the driest wood known
contains twO- oe throe pounde of
water to every 100 potuids of weight.
Atelolutely dry wood Is unknown, for
the heat needed to obtain it would
ditseelve the weed and content it Into
gat and ebarcoel.
• A Swirls authority on Lite charaentr-
fatties of weent believes that a elate-
eiently petterful mid perfect micro-
ricopri *MAI tallow that the ultimate
Wood cell le toreposeel of tryielle like
grilles of ettgar or fait, and that tele
fern of writer 11W the eryettes apart,
eet bind theta int° a Mats.
A geed miereeeope ehoWet the weed
fell and reveals ite mere Iserideget
toot its peebirigs mid eireltlets. but no
inetrereett yet inadeereteales the tett-
mete eryettale that. tie Inanv he.
Pere do exist slid that weutd
*dein Why water -rennet ee eerie! oil
Wood ititele eeder0 Whetet" half !JO," *AM lAa, pushing tot ilia n**4
from owe Without de/arraying the saefekt.
home."
"But I what you to go,"
Maud. kissiree her. "Go, d e
Lacle tette:wee will be offendedlif
do not, and e will stay at
quietly, or—well, perhaps I hrey.
the brougham and call upon, —I
Liegh. Youtarce aware I have vie
lc
to spend antevening with her ince
winter goitta-as airrived, and she
h I d"
' hall
aunt,
her
ed toe
cues to Miss Montague, he said,
hoarsely:
Ought ' he aehareed. of
myself' YOU AtraP to his side directly;
4I dy
eke}
nt,
ate./
ied
er
How tall he was; bow strong! Mr.
ShalloP, an ordinary -sized man, looked
a dwarf and a child beside hen. His
fate, too, Was as handsome as the
Apollo Belvideee's—in Lady Mead%
oyes handsome—with its deelt• Pure
oyes, well -cut lip, and ere*, chestnut
hair. Oh, she could net, She Would
net 106e him! And as the resolution
flashed through her mind her little
hand tightened, upon the chair back
and her breath came fast.
Jack looked. UP.
"It is too hot for you, rine sweet
cousin," he said, with his graVe, geutle
tenderness. "It Is thee you were in
bed. I' hear Mr, Shellop giving his
premonitory cough of adieu. t Will
leave you free to go to your roost,"
and he arose to his full height, smil-
ingly,
"GOitig fie ii400111" the said. "Ana,
to will stay to longer, he sat% Are
you going to tvalk honae?"
"Yes," 'he said, "Mal shell enjoy it;
it titters 0110's brain before Bedford.-
eliire. Good -night, aunt," end he
etopped to kiss her. "Gootenighe
Maud," and he held ont his hand. pliers, "deformed and itopious of ea-
1,ady Maud drew him aside. ture." Pope, withthia detonated WAY,
"leek," ehe seld, lookleg hint fell loecatite the "Wicked Weep of Twick-
lit the taco, "will you do nae a favor?" outlaw." Ilyrola detettlese splirred by
"Twenty," he said gaily, but with ;hitt cittbfoot. sWant the Hellespont.
great earnestretts, ueverthelesa. iThe Itaiser, erith him runt Withered
"I want you tet take ue to the 0011- ifrein birth, Treitschke, stone deaf frent
tort at Lady rialtewellet to -morrow tehildhcied, aunt Nietzethe, evith Yeah'
night—will MI?" of brain dieorder leading to parolee,
'Ttterieerow," he saki, thOughtfully. were the lithely trinity of the new
*Maud, I are very terry, but I can- Tenten religiort which has • ()riven a
net." Whole hate% into irteeponsible tanati-
teron ettiinot!" he repented, itt et dem Mid almost *reeked. the platelet.—
low 'Veto. "You always refute nte Dr. Frederick Petetsen, In the Celi-
bate. • Mei eitratoti Where are you tore.
"t tire engaged, deer. Maud." be titled, 'rho 'Menet* was BO 6104.1.1ent that • till eetbat there is a
g 0114, then?"
land it, Slight Muth Ineunted to bis 1 Mr, Tubbs glared significantly tirst proper (lignite Aral vronortion to be
at the Wig and then at Mr. Andettion. obeerVed in the perforMtmoe et treee$
*a a ute—utrtits Autituus,
"Well, welleene dear Maud, It
be as you wishr teteid thopliable
and Lady Maud,. having gaine•
object, kissed het l aunt andireterr
her own room.
"Yes, I wet go andesee for/nriref,"»
she murmured. with aermalleeth ewas
not a vett, sweet onee"se0for any -
self."
What shte saw and how it#crpet to
pass that rthe saw it must beirotervedot
for anotheetchapter.
CHAPTER. VII. e
"Whale is At; Mr. Tubbs,- wbateis the
matter?"' aelted Mr. Montegne,, • in this
go low voice, as enteringethe
he found that partlin a Tad
confusion.
The cent ta of a group composed of
ballet girls:, imps, spirits .of the deep,
the pirate'seband and a miscellaneous
collection ofecarpenters, all talking, at
once and toetio purpose, • stood Mr,
Tubbs venting\ his wrongs.
"Matter, sir?' e should tlenk it's
enough to makeila enan's hairistand on
end; it's too hae, leer slaves, it's—its
unworthy the eettlutrance of 0, Briton,
sir; 'pen. my Motel\ it wasn't for the—
for the respect rteelear this establish- •
meta. sir—" '
"Never mind all 'Oat,: Mr. Tubbs,"
said Mr. Montage°, foreseeingi
that mikes a line we
early stage of Mr. l'u
he,-Atr. Montague, sho
off-the-st
greeuro�fl
uproar an
3 drawn at an
Vs eloquence,
d be barely..
allTilhdertae risee.no time when good tools i tgaritiaobriermedforcealienle0 13ceornseternute,ti
Is about0t
are so necessary as' 1A the construe -1
.tiVe putted. A child leite,ning to Geer
°tight tee be provided lith just the
night needlleo neither tea, otarse eor
too fine Ito thread, and althlmble, that
fite the Little finger Peefectly. It le
unfair to be handleappeee with poet.
• tools. (Even if the sewing es only fear
dolly—it Is sowing, just the same, and
should
that it's
form the
vat well
bruell are
all that can be counted on as good
°noun for planes; ebout eight per cont.
can be used from the spruce of V11'101110.
and West 'Virginia, and only about 6 per
'cent from the smaller trees of Maine.
,te.n officer prchninent in the air pro-
grarrune reported, tb have said that
•.enly 167 neare Zeet, on the average, go
into pieties from. each 1,000 board feet.
The quality of wood needed for each
'Plano, of course, varies with the size of
the machine; few of the /Await -tray
types contain less than 250 feet, and it
may take 2,000 feet on the rough to fur-
nish this -amount. One Washington eum-
human is malting, sure of getting onlY
the straightest of straight -grained stuff
iby splitting it out of the log instead of
their worktert lperly? e awing it. He gets twenty at the ex -
Of course the broken comb may haw penee considerable waste in riving out
•
ireomemassozeteamee ismslaseenisesseriasessie
ball(' 4iavery eneouragement 00,
done well. Then, can onee
1
habil of keeping ene'e, small
bru* ed if the bristles of the
faa etoo much worn to do
_tee
it is I who am to blame, in your eyes. fR •
But who struck the first blow? Ask
himi that"
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And with a look of scorn and hate •centainly is not tvery mem
at the new humbled Mr, Tubbs, he
IReallY, it IS no evoetder he owe
strode off.
Mary looked with sorrowful Tee:woad-1
at Mr. Tubbs and raurmured:
"Ole enew could yen?" Bo sadly that
the low comediari felt very much like.
crying, and, to save himeelf from
Sileh a breakdown, limped off—he bad
hurt his leg in the scuffle. .
' Mary, vyithout glance at the, spec-
tators, left the room quickly and , Then there Is tile toiathbrush--little
entered her own dressingloom. Hay- (teeth need a good on to keep‘them
Ing reached that sanctuary, her feel- elestn and white, Yet many ani Mi-
ens found vent, as most womeneo thanking mother buys 'a good Imlay
strong emotiohs do, in tears, And yet toothbrush for herself,. and ea icheap,
plain why she wept. r one for her child.
.for small son toetomb this hair,eibut it'
ttireeome processteteete &St Often 11
feeble.
Sketching and colorleg might
/great joy for manie, , budding
artist, if it were note sr the po
pencil' (that le alway breakin
the miserable penny c alone au five -
cent water colors on Is expoeted to
produce misterplecee 'with!
that
pots -
be a
little
lead
arid
eke would aave found it hard to ex -
he earae principle istofteurplied
Though ;teethe Mary Montague was •to the nursery. A Iittle(brie ie told to
•not a foolish, deetlike maiden, and it be iat and put its toys i away itvhen
must be confessed that a fortnight rola is over—with really 110 seeetontee
ago she 'Would have, hurried away from or ,ponveniently arranged place • to
the scene just eortrayed with a sigh, putttlaeme
The so far Wrong rule ithat anytiting
"limo WANTIP--.
AA/ANTED-04WYER EOR CIRCULAR
" mill- Apply to Reid. Drose
well, Ont,
IATANTED, BRICOND
" miller, four hundred barrol mUL
State experience and when you can COMO,
Interprovincial Vieur Itentrewp
Ont.
probable that the admission. fee will
be, abolished.
Stonehenge situated on iSalisburi"
Plain, ten miles north et the .cathe-
dral town of Salisbury. It conalsta of
a double circle of gigantic Stones, orig-
inally Standing upright but many ot
whicla 'have now fallen, in the ffhapo
of a great horseshoe, The name is de-
rived from the Saxon word. Staeolieng-
est, signifying "hanging stones." Some
of the upright monoliths, the tallest of
which, was 53% feet high, eupported
huge capstones. Those of tire outer
circle tonsist ot sandstone; these of
-the inner 0114e- eonSist Of granite.
Standing apart from the others, outside
the horseshoe, 15 an isolated stone
ItnOW11 AS "The Friar's Heel" or the
millstone. Robert Munro of Glasgow,
a well known archaeologist, who wrote
the article or Stonehenge In the Duey-,
elepaedia Britannica, says that this
stone, standing on the axis of the
horseshoe, would see the Sun rise on
the horizon at the solstice. This
»tends to fittoW that the Stonehenge
structure as a.whole had some estrou-
onlical significance.
There are at least a dozen plaustble
theories as to the origin and purpose
Of Stonehenge, although it Is most
commonly spoken of as a Druidical
monument. Tbe weight of archaeol-
ogical authority at tbe present day,
however, is in favor of the view that it
was e "trnle of the Breeze Age, come
prIst 1ee period from 1500 to 1000
years ate ore Christ. Sir J. Norman
Lockyer, the eminent astronomer, has
ealculated that the sun rose exectl
over the Friars Heel at Stonelieng
and in a line with the axis of tit
horseshoe 011 Mideummer's Day in th
year 1680 B. C. His conclueion, mak
ing allowailee for possible errors, 1
that iStonehenge was erected withi
200 years ot that date.
choiee'white coopeeage stock, or hickory
for spokes. 13u1 the'resultant ptoduct is
sure to have etroeghtness of grain. There
Is no place where this is more important
than in planes.
For peopeller brades ash and white oak
are used in considerable quantities, while
some are made of mahogany, alternate
layers of mahogany and spruce, or ma-
hogany and nele Black walnut has been
used in place of mahogany, because this
weed does not splinter when hit by a
projectile, heaple, birch and cherry have
found some place in propeller manufac-
ture. Douglas fir has been used in
making frames.—New York Times,
MinardatiLittiment Cures Burns, Etc.
.*
• STONEHENGE.
INanyiTheories as to Its Origin
and »Purpose.
Stonehenge, one of the most famous
/prellistorie monuments in the world,
eme juat become •the property ot the
perb,aps, but without all the iritense
Is Mr, C. 11. E. Chtebb, of Bremerton
bosom.
feeling of &lame whicla now filled her
tbe ehariged to quite the ,other matienae •
lis good enough for the child dhipuld eeritieh netion. The gellerOUS donor
Small things as welt tie great ones ,e-thtee, nothing Is too geed for thea
spring frora small causes. Mary% ichildelf in each case just 1st pl
raoment and really Puteiourseiva.
uehappiness sprang from such a small
thing as an elegently dressed gentle-
man, with`a,handsome face and clear,
ready -meeting eyes, who had chosen
to haunt the theatre and bestow
expensive bouquets by proxy. .
Mary had told her father on. the
'the 'child's place, a, fair land Mit
Ideal- will retitle
oclge, Salisbery, who putchased the
site la 1.01.5 from the former owner,
Sir Cent° Antrehus, for -$28,000. Tele
0 clrole a great stones was formerly ac-
cessible to visitors without eharge, bat
; the eite 'WM surrounded by a fence of
kfailnard's Liniment ReilevesNeuralfgle
4 • 0, barbed wire •during the Antrobus own -
let: ership, and ma admission fee of ono
The Bath Habit. 'i f ehilling was exacted, This led to a
first night of het entree to the theat- In the eighteenth centurY the liath' leestsult in which It was contended
that the portion of Saliebury Plain
rical world that she felt no qUalms, (was a season's event, and soapewaseal-
occupied by Stonehenge was art an -
no regrets. She could not have said Most a» thing unknown, It was ,scaeeee dent common -from which the public
so neW, tor, within he breast, she '
ever wed. or ateleast infreque114y.. rested not rightfully be excluded; but
felt as ashamed that' she ,shoeld be
connected with the creatures who
able to don his pirate s, costume fOri
eotild eo couduct themselves as for the
the first scene. "Nevertinied all Unite,
f ctiriduct itself.
but tell me, what is ainisea" What a gulf yaweed between the
"Leek here," said Mre Tubbs, in
handsome aristocrat, whose eyer were
deeply indignant tones'. . "Doiyou call
that propet treatmeht for a respect-
able tow comedian?"
And, With indignant scorn, he held
ottt A, wig—the wig of the character—
C.* 0 -
Looked Like intended Suicide
torn down the back, very emelt, be-
draggled, and altogether a stallyi
Wrecked and dilapidated piece °fenny:I
raeatation.
"Well," said Mr, Montague, "dear);
me, what have youidone to your wig,
Mr. Tubbs?"
"Done to it! Modorie to it! Noth-
ing, eireemt take eareeef it, sir. Lotrkt
at that wig, sir; take it in.1
Your heed ahd xne, sire
always worshipping her trete the pH-
vatei hex, and her, the peacemaker of,
ta, greehroom squabble,
(To be contented.)
• 4 -4.
• A Doter on War,
Though the physitian in war re
MAWS neutral as far as his week is
concerned, his thoughts are free, and
his kliowledge of the effects of body
upon mind in such as to throw aide
tight; upou the <nights of even elicit
a world disaster as the present vier.
In certain persons a curious reaction
front physical infirntities has been ob-
It yen ever stick a Shameful amked. Napoleon% inerdirlate
mbt-
piecc of business. And there es eeriei tion end etterramis egotism Wei% prob.
bete as Well act like Britons arid tell, ably exaggereted by the feet that he
me whet mean blackguard did it." physieally Began arid insignificant.
Here ft eheres—not musicaltas the, Tamerlane, 'who made hiinself Master.
Greek ones-ebroke In end tennitiencedt of nearly the Whole of Asia, was lettne,
infornting hire fifty different Voldee' arid according to one of his bee re-
ef fifty different causes. of the oat-
deht, 1 t
"told your tongue," roared Ogre
Tubbs. "Why, Yelere Worse than the,
gallery When it's got. the eentreariese
Can't one ot you tellenie Who did At/
My only wig, too," heiegroaried, turn-
ing it aeound woefully', "This
Sir, has alertly -fa fetched et laugh; it Was
the hit of the tare, elle and 21.triV-
why, they will his tete off the stage.
NoW then, which 01 yott's gel,* tot tell
me who 410 it?"
All the vialtee eolteteenced amen rent
ceased suadertie as iMr. Andereen, the
stage managers, tame in.
eiele',e4ese e letteeisleser Low,' .
;44
let Was by no means i indispensable,i1 as
a toilet neeeseity. And most of us
lei& recall the thee, muses fen easc-,
ehenge, When ,Saturdiv night weelre-;
ligiously 'dedicated to itlae weekly 'Vette
sin
` Teat is why we all appreciate the
' story of the worn who wrote)her
friend: "We Not enoved into, a new
apartment. It bast the cuteet bath-
tub. I an hardlyewait untiltSatur-
day night," .
...................eereeaseeis milimeer.
the courts deeided otherwise and up-
held the eight of the owner to eharge
' an admission lee. The net receipts
average eighteen hundred dollars a
Ire0X. In making the gift Mr, Chubb
'told Sir Alfred Mond, 'the Pint Com-
finissiorter of Week, who accepted it
1111 behalf of the -Government, that he
ihoped Oita income Weald be turned
•Over to tilt (no. Cross- &new the re-
inainder.rif the war.. After that it is
The citizen \vino was brandishing
fierce tooldng razor says it wasn'
suicide, but corns he was thinkin•
eibout. Needless to say his wile
bought him Putnarn's Corn Extracto
and the ra.zor—very wise, becaus
Putnam's cures in 24 hours; try it
2.5ciat all dealers.
a
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The clothes you were so proud of when ;
n6T--4ean be Made to appear new again.
Fabries that are dirty, shabby or spotted
will be restored 0 their former beauty by
sending them 0 Parker's.
CLEANING and DYEING
Is P.rOpeir4y Mine at Porker's
Send articles by post or ot press. We
pay eariage one way and Our eharges aro
reasonAle. Drop us a 'rd for our book.
let on household helpa tiit03ave money.
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FOR THE GLEANERS.
Palestine Farmers Still, Obey 01
Command, •
After the lentils and similar crops o
the bean family have been gathered i
by the Palestinian farmer, the barle
harvest °ernes next, and lastly tit
wheat.
When harvesting, the men year
leamer apron and some:Wales a larg
Padded gicerm The women have no
of the protection provided for theit
says the Chrie-tian Herald. Sick.1
are of two kinds, one, the kaloosh,
small and with quite a dull edge an
is employed wnen the crops are eho
and scanty. These do not cut t
etraw, but rather help iptal up the gra
by the roots or break off the britt
awoke. The other, called manpal,
tench larger and supplied with she
-slanting teeth, and is used on the ta
-Well-grown grain fields,
'Reaping witla these simple Intel
ments and binding •the sheaves wit
their own straw, a coneiderable an
omit Is left behind and many of t
ears drop off, but once the reape
have advanced, they, actuated by
most religious ecruolee, will not pi
up that which has been dropped, ev
though they be severely poor the
selves, for they unwittingly follow
command not given to them but to fo
mer inhabitants, the tillers and rea
era of this land: "And when ye r
the hatvozit et your land, thou sh
not make -clean riddance of the c
ners of thy Meld when thou reape
nether Omit tbou gather may gleani
of thy harvest."
•
y .ET a women ease your suffering. I west
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m9 shnple method of home treatment,
send you ton deys' free trial, post-
paid, and Put you in touch with *
women in Canada who will •
gladly tell what my method ito
• lies done for th ern. eit‘
If you are troubled s e n sft
with weatc, tiredCee tions, bled -
11 e d- 4c‘.‘11 der weakness
ache, b a ck- comtipation, ea:
tog pain 15 the sides, regte
icheebear- Of. ' tante! condition,.
074 fatly OrIrr'egulatly,
blottinte seitse of tentage*.
mlsplacement of internal ore
• pus, nervousness, desire to try,
palpitation, hot flat -tee dark eines
%leder ehte)'es, br 4 lord of interest
te efe. writete me toelov." Address:
Mrs. M. Ersosues, Bet Wisdsie 011.
LAPP COFFEE.
Mae and Drunk in a Ve
Strange Way.
An American tonsular offieer
Scandinavia gives the reelpe for in
ing toffee among the Lapps, Wh
they aro so fortunate as to haVe it
all.
Dihner was eaten out of doors, a
the eale dish of the meal eonsisted
roast lemmings, little creatures so
thing between a guinea pig and a r
and as the offiter admits, "exouisi
le peetillar" as to their flavor.
The party equatted in a ring, aIx
the fire, watehing the roasts, rill
eept a wrinkled Old Woman, WhO
toreXpert, Was intent upon a more
dim% ceremony. Otit of a skin kn
eitek she had taken a small skitt b
From this she extraeted mine it gr
coffee beats, which she precaded
Mast ono be one in a small ix
When they 'were tooked to her t
she bruised theni to edam fragine
between etones and put the res
with Water into a topper kettle,
had one lid In the, tient plata
another Motile end taf the spout
keep out ;retake and featherY W
iteh. a
wANTED—AN EXPDRIBNCUD M414
(single), for stoek and claire flenn,
Frank Utter, rreeman, Ont.
eweeerreeee..:1;"r")
mtacto,LANaom
ABli3D CORN--de/NEST GRADE' OW
""` White Cap. Quality guaranteed, $11,541
Per buallei, 140. bore Omen free), Buy
trona a farmer and save the
mares profit, Write S. J. Meleenon,
1% 4, Sellth Woodelee, Ont,
REMIT 73Y DOMINION EXPRESS
Money Order. If lost or etelen, you
get your money back.
BRealm. 'Obtteco and Garden Vienne
RED TO SHOW LATINO BARRED
Write for Qatalegtte Chtte, Barnard,
Leamington, OM,
•
WMTVI LAMITOUN EGGS, FOR
"e hatching from bred to lay birds,, the
land that lay in winter. 131g husky
Barrow stock eggs, 400 per fifteen.
Indian Runner Ducks Living egg
machines. Eggs, $2.00 per set. E. H.
Perrin, Newmarket, Ont,
EEI:) CORN
White Cap Wisconsin No, 1, cerefuny
grown, seleeted and tested, First -plaint
etrong, vigorous &med. Germihetion
guaranteed. f2.60 to 13.00 per teethe'.
rlliN
eiGil
gtAPr7PDX, RUTHVEN, ONT.
...pormossom000
,FARMS FOR SALE.'
999 ACRE FARM—NEW oNTalleo-.
*.*** Rainy River district; forty cleer-
ed; yields excellent crops: buildings,
fences, spring water; we lived nine yea.re
thereon,
TEN DOLLARS PER ACRE — EASY
4 terms, John McKenzie, 275 William
street, London, Ont.
1(efe ACRES—ON TOME STREET —
'Lew adjoining Newmarket; residence
balf,mile from Main street; P.O., sehOols.
Churches. Metropolitan aud O. T. R.
stations; modern conveniences; electric
lights; complete bottle Water eystetn
from arteelan well; artificial fish ponee
artn, Mock and implements ineludee,
with immediate possession it desirable;
price moderate; terms easy. 0. A -
Brodie, Newmarket.
' le ARMS AND RANCHES FOR SA.LE1.
, e in Alberto.. Write for our New Cattle
, logue. J. C. Leslie & Co., 301 Beveridge
Block, Calgtre, Atte,
,
I FOR SALE.
. .
SHORTHORNS
Bulls and females, all ages. Best of
, type and quality. Herd bull, The
Duke, dant 13,609 pounds of milk. For
, sale at 'farmers' prices, Bell phone.
, Thomas Grahe,meR.R. No, 3, Port Perry,
'Ont.
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i BUSINESS CHANCES
le on SALE—PUMP SHOP, TOOLS AND
stock; excellent locality; trade good:
111 -health cause of selling. Apply or call
on H. B. Barnes, CoOkstown, Ontario. t
, re.P.00ERY FOR SALE—COBOURG—
e-' sacrifice; reason, death in feerelY. 3.
H. Rooney, Box 471, Cobourg.
i
CORNWALL SASH AND DOOR VAC -
'»e tory, saw, planing and shingle mills
for sale, Dimensions: Planing mill,
50x70,. two-storey brick; sawmill, 39x84;
# boiler house, 20x64, brick; storehouse,
' 60x100, two-storey; ample yard room;
a modern machinery; no stmilar business
y within radius .of 20 miles; doing large
0 and prosperous business; reasons for,
selling made known to prospective pur-
chasers, to whom books will be open for
a lnepection; rare business opportunity.
e Address Aitchison & Co., Cornwall.
r
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I, F OR SALE --BILLIARD PARLOR AND
cigar store, Equipment, five Bruns -
'8 wick-Balke tables, 20. wire chairs. one
S ceiling fan, one 10 -foot oak tobacco CrtSe
d and grill, two show -cases, electrie 11x -
tures, etc, National Cash Register,
" large size, nearly new; cost over 526;
0 ell for $600.N0w In storage at Bearnsville,
11 Ont. An excellent chance for 4 return -
et Ed soldier, Frank J. Intcon, 15 'miliaria
is street, $t, Catharines, Ont.
...........•••••• •••111M•
t, PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
tre RICK STORE, WITH,FIXTUR.ES, IN
se .te Conestoga. Waterloo County; 9.000
11 square feet, on two floors; good light
1- basement; geenral business carried on
se over sixty yeers by *tame family; reason
for selling bereavement. 11. Bowman, 10
re Ernest avenue, Toronto,
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a- WIMSING—NURSES EARN $15 TO $4
a "' a week. Learn without leaving
, home. Send for free booklet. Royal
''' Collage of Science, Dept. 124, .Toronto,
0- Canada.
ep
1,1t Then
-r-
,. up together
3t 'coffee
16 She
is known
over.
tle a
the coffee
cipitated
• Then
steaming
bowl
the
After
fingers
ern
beet
from
he lifted
drattle
. lu
at course,
savage
It was
• cOntained
ed it
torn,
does
L7 •better
Minard'e
in
lt, "Gladly
en claimed
at "Well,
the
ad sere
the whole mixture was boiled
into a bubbling froth of
fragments end coffee extract,
cleared it by an old trick which
to campers all the world
This. was to throw into tbe ket-
small splasb of cold water, tvhen
grounds were proraptly pee-
to the bottom.
she poured the dear, brown,
liquid into a blacketed
of birch root ,andhanded it tc
good Mail, her husband.
he had taken. the bowl in hit
,
the woman hunted a Teeth
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