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4:*4444:tt„d'Au0O *o, Usti -a PUMP, aitdI
.Crfl 80this 4,61,06.i;'but
04 01.4n ei
'11 'stay .41.!to eit2right;. *Pt'd• 1`4,M ho -td
liWit. ea get litMt Se it;,” • teble, , " , • , • • ,
, „
09kot, rg011ittf)rf) Alorton waited. 'onlY: Jove) • ye* ought, tci- gave ,heett
I.LIUJII U1. 0 '0fleavA pg113sleed' titeeij/hbOa.'llgVidedb."oFt '44.thuf°d'kil Yes-itgdeltlivill;/..11t4; d ;
u as
fow• di. rim wet with peranirattrint ..„
Perietee could have,'Shatiott of the lodge. AS he
put.be :the watch to the .door t opened, jObaell. 4 'araint** paid Guildford.
„rarer lout.- He teatt.'-itt ' itsyoti-immethi
_
irt 1eevcs and waa'aolokiPg Re -t t the uphotted and •
wen - or 4 .4.14,-
Itielatritz-VrA
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it it back In its plao. lcd bis forehead as ho Ir*eNfnizell Iiircr- of the bettitsi containing sot veintilei
Berton- •
tAs sh dlsu she might sight of en
envet040 In the ,kreast pocket of his
coot. 81to nut her hand in and took
then he Paused, 91100, emoting a quick
• "Good evening, sir." he euld. *glance. full of hate, over his shodittl_.
thought I heard voices anti just shit- er at the weary figutte mi. the, tittilo.
his -hand 4went gaging to the email
bottle 'hiddeit in his breatot peeket.
His fingers cleised round the vjj
like so mitny aerpents, and his heart:
beat quitsitly.
He had drawn it almost out of its
hiding plate when Cyril suddenly
stood upright. , •
tricking -trouble, Mr. Berton." he
said.' with a latish. "I'm ail right as
It Out, end, leeking round again fried ottt to see- who I wait. • _Thom
•Warii.Y., ritad . it, bY the light of the !darned tramps' be atutut a - sight
.moolt, ,There.waS not much to it to lately." .
, "satiety- her burning eurioltitY.• —1 An invitation gashed into Berton'e
. I'Diier Cyril," it ran. "I found on ' Mind.,
to town that your *picture. He stole up. to the man :and, ley -
pent,' was ma aking stir. I legit bend on his S hl rt sleeve, drew
al. Ytold you that It was Pet bad1. him forward.
sen 34y -enough. to -catch -the- pub* 1 . ttilustsr"-Ite-- said. with an mused'
Do, tiatti. Moses, the icturo dealer. smile ."yoti did hear voices, but it
has offered illid for it, and:I've made isn't tranvia," and Ito pointed to, the , nine ellen -note. end I've, got :ail a
bold to as . a.'tan cr Ir
fawn' it I cen screw him up to lt "Why, who is it?' he said in a suiF
_UAW, you recovered from your mad- dued voice to match Guildford Iter's
oess. -or.ler- the dottster still"; burning? Lion's; "Ah, it's- that young Deceit-
. - I don't ask you what you are doing. i "Yes. - It's pretty' little fleece and
for I know. You are just, loafing iher eweetheart. I ,suppose," was the
aboitt, smoking* dreaming, moott-'' answer, good-naturedly spoken.
Ing, anything but working. Oh, the It*Just the night for lovers, eh, Job -
brief teadneas which men call love! son?'" •
' - --- - - tt . eie„" her . . • '.
• OL,,,,w.irse„,-. liecea-ceuld notilltdAre what a 'girt that thi- bid - o avO
- ' stand/the latter part -ZIT the,b-iiee:but 'fumed -tEs74i-ii-adit Or -air the yenttft
-..----,--,,,---,-,-----ther-,--- rick-.up-her-----fetiowe.-4n..-thos...villase, and. thera41-
ears. Tho haedsome gentlemen, was be 'mischief einem; Dem presently.' I
Atot only riMeeing _himself by pataog
oictigcs. ,!Ait getting, A hUi144i4Id
,
coui4
419t.flnd&y.; in „rant. _there_ Wan
ttuntyeise-to-rowa.rti-her search but
• ft 'faded and, dusty rose, which: she
found hetWeen, his "'Waistcoat , and itie
shirt, lying upon his heart. Indeed.
She looked at this with st puzzled
frown on her warrn, classieel brow.
thenwith tr, little siznile put it back.
• In doing so she touched his aria,
and the pain caused him to .conte to.
His e "es opened d his lips niov- disturb theta; we've all been young am.' 'cones over and
, an 89 '
do think. 'Ishaes_ the worst o
pretty girl, Mr. Berton."
*aO--'-'48heatittents-to-bwable---t-
ndon-head-4s..we1
one,saittGeildford Berton, with et -
most a paternal angle. •'The young
r
, tJi. *
may. havb.to wait a ,feW
perh*pL only tt, lew•ItOnrii
whichon to lead
-6- ' °
. JO (led On e -car.ther Is
ten :delay JO gettingthem lnto• •the
*vomit of - the cold Atcirese lioti$048,
'"-ortt- "-situated- at a dietanett
trent, the
tithe4tora W _
estrous *Area � taarhOlir. Or boa- ;An
he 'to,Pitieti heeded up in a barrel,
thus canting thent to go into the.
etbragltkeustriin,trally 'had condition
tor stbrints-
With storage facilities on the 'feria
.411 this -trouble Is obviated. and , it
is possible and practicable. too, • to
leave th,e apples on the trees until
they etre well colored and in Print,
condition for gatherieg. Then sett's.
er thent end place them In barrels Or
boxes w1tbou Peeseing, pot them
into the cool roont,'"theee to remain
r u ht 'out in the
The linger* unclosed trete round t
bottle, eted allowed it to slip to its
libteit;ant taking- the -ettpliefted
swiftly, Guildford Berton came hack
tO the table. •
• "Very well'," he said, ""Oh". yea.
you ere all right now.
His faro, was so pale, so white, In-
• was n
that Cyril looked at him with sur-
,
t;e0141,,...bo • id 'fir)
•
f
q
• "Ne„ no," .replied Guildford. "Me
'over to the consumer. or to the
.ronunission man.. ever/ .barrel
and every apple good and firm and
In 'Condition to. hold up in good
shape until used. These, aPPles, be-
causo of having Item left on the trees
untilwellmatured, have- the best
ttor-and.j-the_liest of , keeping elute
tibttloit /Quad
�fl whu lase it. to 1,e "ry neces-
sary" in .the preservation and 'hand-
s -of -sip lee. The_teachinery use
rt 10 1r,
_Zet .kri,b2 -
telt rum wbo ran mans
chime in everyday use, can °Potato
this ,otter a few lessons Irma the
manufacturer's experts. 1 find that
es* maintein any -deeired tempera, -
tuns ond my fruit has been preserv-
ed equal to the best that. I
have seen. '
CSIOINAL4THOUGHTLESSTRESS
XVI* the Cause of Many Serioue
Aesidehts.
ainall things. ,Sted Z au t gOing
you heck it workrit. not
you will shirk again."
LearPnte-74iatZ-LAlatt
A Dangereus Place on the New • *
foundiend Coast. '
Bird Rock lies out toward New.
foundiand an4 Letbrodor, twenty-two,
miles from G one° Island. There is
enly ono Pitesible landing -place under
the tremendous clille; a pile" et -jag,
ged recka which have fallen- down.
Oftentimes, for weeks,wrtte, x Mr.
Job in "Wild 'Wings." there is no in-
terval when It is possible either to
Teed or to launch a boat. To this
Wand ltr. Job salted in aseventeen
foot pen lo istor boat. nitcompanted
•It, *eras jar. past nine. under the
trout persons who have caused MIS-, I last thdlimerays of thei 'day and " the
chlatb3r thmightl°3s""-or cakr-01'19*7 Silvery Oat of- the welcome -moon.
mos. It is an "excuse Which. does ;when -the-greati.Tistately--ettes-a, .
not eseitite,":' but 18 offered 49 often ;towered above us, and the eteiVhitds' --
as accidents happen. Not long ago screamed and issued forth to meet ue
a Western factory Put in a now set in clouds of ghostly forms.
of boilers, of great newer., when A form hneried down the Wider,
en. inspector from the_ inserance cent- kociee,_sigrialjng_10 us wheee temelte_
pany went over them. • He found the venture. •
strtflange-otetholoint-eit--the• -Caira-'nrwae-the..nett-nuteide,
Main atiailf-pipe abOve-ttusibotler rf-was-reil
%-olCs had been used Which did not Wo miirst rtin the gauntlet and take!,
go • far enough throu h the nuts for our chances; there could be no hack.
STORAGE ECONOMICAL.
-3torage9 on the fetrit-aleo ITaW-5 it
possible to_ssive_the400re1 gra
•of (reit untili the weather is cooler.
-it tippet _my nerves a littio, that's
fellow who is with her is the artist, Cyril looked' e.t hint 'with a feeling
Mr: /turtle. who is stopping at •the rather akin to reinereo Atter till
inn." •
"You don't say sot" exelahned
Jobson• under ids breath. "Why,
he's A gentleman. beang ho. sir?"
"Oh. well, gentlemen admire pretty
•giris, you know. Jebel:in. Wo ,Won't
this sullen-browed individual; with
the strengo rvelling manner, 'must
be a better :Sart of fellow than he
Cyril. had thought him.
"I've an t,homore reason to he
grateful to you." her.„.said. "And I
head, heard tilm trituntur a nams: "You're young yet. sir. But that how, you ought to have beet! doe -
ed. '-Sh bftd discovered something. ton.
et Mitt rate. This- handsome, young -Geed night. Ike. 1" said the old
- in . Y:-Iho Ilittestrt--- -II
1-14Ftnistrees- * - ', moment later,
' th bee . hat . and preeently he came of/ the sweetest hutocenco and sped
,.., Site reised his head and fanned him, i. She returned his greetleg.in a
wiVoice
rowed • completely : and e3red -her- at- ore but Jobson waited,. and preeent-
first tvith a passionate look whirlt i iy but
walked past.
-chatigecUto-one-ntserw:•_ _ __w too ectful to ad -
"why. )ou are not--" he said. "I dress him, bfittook a good...lop a.,
thought it was- Ivo Ilecta South, him as ha passed, then went ..dowo,
._ _ _
isn't it?" ' ind lathed- the gate. , •'
"Yes, sir." said Beet*. Guildford Berton had drawn back
"Where ant. rt" he oeked confusedli.• • .the shadow .of the trees beside
"In the Court drive. -sir." she re- the horspend and wetted nail
plied, "I found you lying here, ,j.ust Cyril came slowly up to MMthen
tePPed_into_the light.
h it.'•.41titf____' _
sa . w n ng Ski . s arm. "Yes."- teas the quiet answer.
eyes, 1 Intistt, have fainted, like it thought you would Paso and I
..womars.„!!--he....4tdclodr--* ited4,0,....ask..you.,..whethec_you.-3Ter
--W-ve-hurtLiny-arnsialecca "
hie --t -and leaned.
egainet b83 atm slightly,hin' 'it a
3roirtiee-r- erhatt-twien-r--tne
a •lantern, lighted, his patient to the
gate, and with" another good -night
ands---tepeateel:
outside •
The gate droPped. to With is dull
clang,. and Guildford Berton Mil
against the wall, and, shaking 'and
shuddering. wiped the thick drops cf.
• -"Heaven; was-irteturatio"
he muttered braenbr. pAn
Ment and I should have done itr
He raised his hand, as if It "tete
ed fist after his guest,
• "Curse you!", he muttered. "rake
e-take-carotlt
(TirbirC n
ketl-rether -surprised at -this
-friendly tone of the -speech. The mat
ad-iiitilittalnett-a--sornbre-eilenccreat
dreem!ngtbat
,
"110W -did
keen. ••down the- drive."
; "Loe,eir"setd Seem, "how did And I was tempted by the tine -
it happen?' ripen of the night to Wilk round, by
"Too long a story. Bocci. But tee bridle path," said Guildford 'Ber-
ton, "But you haven't answeredmy
• question. Are you hurtvt-Can I help
,y,eur,.." • - •
"Well. I_ don't know,' se yr
wearily. ITe was worn out with the
pain and eXCitement, • "I've done
something to my arm," and he
•:touched It.
"1 thought-tirou looked rather pale
and done Op." said Guildford lier-
tOti.---"You:d better tome to spy
bite -AA& fet-iiiiiitrewhittrsi--lh
er with it. I'm a hit of it doctor,
'
"Ah, yes, so you Redd. Very
It's very kind of you."
Guildford Ilerton led the way down
the gloomy lane and 'unlocked tho
door in the V1411 arid Motioned-, Cyril'
to enter; 'A lantern stood behind the
door and he lit it, rind holding it
above his head unlocked the door of
• the
11 It had seemed cold and dark and
why he should choose the grass ol;grite to Cyril on, his• first vieit, It
the path, but it was his habit to appeared doubly so now, and a faint
shudder ran through him as he
lueover _wanted Is
would suPply it in ell Its drefikli-W:-.
Int host Ut the lamp and motions
ed Cyril into the their.- As 64-t-
dowit he rustieed *gainthe feint smell
I'm all right now.'t
-That you're notsir; you're. all of
a_tremble.' .
•"*es, and my heed ,,feels like leait
you‘ need not tali:lane ono that
.you found mo like this," he "went. on;
• "they ntight think that I'd been titio
Ing too much to drink."
*Per certain and mire they would.
• 'Lot', sir, how sorry my mistress
would. be eo hear ..ot It!"
. _
• "Yes-, the Lady, Noirih,"
yeuit' ' titistristert"11
-
raid. "Wait a minute," and he sank
• down on the hawk again.
Bocce, perfectly content to remain
far many Minutes if she could glean
reny further information, seated her-
e; self Weide hint.
. As she did' so a stealthy footetep•
mite over, the grams behind them and
Guildford-±Bertow approiedterk--
There was no particular reason
move about as noiselessly as possible
as he walked with hli hmsd bung
bow and itt deep tiwught. he 1n'[ not
see them untll he Wig clbSe Opoh
them. •
(.11eit he pulled up and stepped be-
hind a tree.
"Yes, sir. tidy Norah hes•tpeilt me of chtemicelli, It rittilek upon his
to be it kind of eorapartion,' • said jaded senses with .an iiftese rePug-
• Beeea, with a teech of pride..
Well,,LadyNorah havet. "Nott...then,, atand_up:!_seld Iter,r
a very pretty corttpsielon," he said ton.
I
ornho•oiettif-.V. tref Was ill/104141 Cyril dict so and the -ntoteur doe -
whether, he could trust' this girl *ith7z.tor took the injured
tt, message. far Noroh. /le 'most seal deew a sharp breettit' and a, glean of
her agttin--inust lay his, lutert harNusalignent. enjoinnent. __glowed' Ia.
tkt her. "Do you think eou cait take,'Onildford
inestage 10 Lady N'aritli for Met "'rake your ceit O.:" -he °said.
„Itecen?" he said.' •-• Ou,„: might, It liek me
"Vim •tiust Me, sir." she said, tort- :take Oa' the roof of. the hOnge.".
.0' • ri
r-4-." de - 20,
you' /ady ,Norith thet '
Ut1 theft toniorrow
0,0 .
t his hsnd in, his p
It to
britwa little pm, rio
t. isra
be *refill and telt her
1 " the *dd. "and now
1 get eitittiething for_ you from
,Cytii. 1 *ill wait
mInut 'It tny hcad teelelea* 1monw, stesic
•"
.
..„.
tirikz-a 6. nib* ler
rtfe0 a long, *harp blade, e.
it Vat a nuiraFurmti-iss,do9tomkett.
_
tood 1:444 rend the 'tonight
' gashed through his .lattipattiO00 mnd
he have- 404244-tho-knifo-4n
force;:ther-,Weaporcittera itt--Otente*
' the owerIbtiso
• to r furnish this fruit to a. class 40
nearby-- coniiumers.-Who cou not
afford to buy ai better grade which
has been • shipped a long distance.
We have seasons when the apple crop
is light, and perhaps the quality ' is
not ite good as it should bo. When
the buyer or cornet-W*1°n dealer does
not come to buy our apples at
pricking time, but goes sontewhere
else where there ia a better •crop.
pays the grower to pack his fruit
and ship to a distance to store.
etr-agaef---1it---yea•
duction. when .1 there le 'fruit -• every-
where ot good quality, there is a
glutin the market at _yacht...nit Theo.
With tho facilities of the mcidern
cold storage eel:and, the fruit can
144mtit-the-warm---
;theinitt.fie °reds e
Even if the crop is, sold to the
commission dealer at packing time,
the deaf& can -Pitt -12 lir-tipples •:Into
this house ebeetpy and (middy. thus
delaying, the &ens oratation until
market ready to receive them.. The
fact that the ppleo can be packed
the
t-Itern, Then sit.--111.--orics
able.montent that every barrel of
the_persos,sal itoaervtilon of an ex-
perienced and conscientioiii Man.
Tere are many.,_ other advantages
that might be mentioned. and While
my experience is, somewhat
It le in accordattie to a very conser-
vative line of reasoning, and not al-
together thetiretical. -
L7.4itt
In an undertaking orithls kind. the'
disadvantages should perhaps bit
more carefully considered than the
advantages. It•ie always the thing
we ere suit looking for that trips us.
In the tssist place, the Cost of ' the
V-ggM1,1917-7
-that Some of It Ay.
•peat!ttrenjiltr) Blue.
•Satoke-cotedsts-ot minute_ particlisi
of isblid .or. liquid matter aOspotuied
in the air.and its color, depends
partly.upon the chemccia constitu-
tion of such particles; but also largo -
Ly upon their size. Exact experiment.
has thown that. s.s the 64001 minute
particles iiuspentitid in air is graideel-
y•Lieeietitited-they...40a_riiia_.
varying from sits! •blue dower „through.
the whole range of the spectral setae.
the causo of Amulet odd sun-
rise, colors in the sky. Its siteCts
can also be traced in the case of the
two kinds ot tobacco innoke, modi-
fied by the murky tints of 'the car-
litinittems_products. The, smoke_ von.
�Ti frolit-tlamilltattkr -
--tobamo_ in -the -boil -.0t. the
pipe
has been highly heated and Very fully
oxidized and decompeSed. It cosi.
sists..nsaissly , of exceedingly small.
solid particlee, exhibiting. by virtue
of their .smallitess bluish color. On
the' other bend, that smoke whkh
has bren drawn through the Witter.°
into-thermoutit-of_the stitoliet Car -
with ft a relatively
ttty or writerand hydrocarbon, Which
are condensed upon the solid Pettit/as
shove mentioned. "Th. relative -1Y
hidge Sire -or .MIc11, Particles explains'
known,J4ityl8h color -of --
sjk WhIc17-liteues kt1iimu
sI e innoker.
'DIFFERENCE.
"Illeirriede :and eennyl" isiterr;-
gated tho bneiIkt. iThy. Men. be
fore t wattled 1 was broke half the
--
•
",told What now?" asked theyoung
bachelor. 'anxiously. ,
•"*Nowx ein broke' all the stinie:"
,
on-t!rtito-PhteoTand,O- rdered-it u°st-th"..""1"4--our-feet4-virtt-ha.4-•'-
-
ediettr--- -
- The contractor bought a supply of follotvirig -wave "picked us up and
longer bolts, gave them to A workhurled us against the pile. We leap-
,
an, and told hitri to take out the 1 ed out and held the beat against
short bolts and/putln the now i ones.
the undertowand with mighty it -
It was a trying task. The w
- space forts, he3ped by succeeding aves. ,
over the boilers was nainvw and got' it up a tow feet farther.
• hard to work in, the heat WAS very Tho keepex from above was lower -
great, and it was altogether an un- Ing the cable by the steam _ winch,-
Down comes the wire cable with a
pleasant place to work: But; in two
_ rope to gird under the boat. A dash
ed that the bo te wens in. and • the
inspector . Was sent for. .
Ife booked at the flanges and found
re -a -or -7104r -eft 9
•truding front the ond.-of each • nut.
At- •first glance ev •
more closely,
however, he sew the,-7ot-8--easr--
"cress ,the end Of 'each bolt. As
was not-netiessary-that 'they' should
be cat off to a uniform length ho
was astonished that It had been
=thirgovirirstitit'lled ,
Now hoist away!
• Slip and craeh! The store goes
o ing_over the rods", ,
ar ere
convey Um intelligence above. Ths
ns: mitg-alit` a ro
secure and the heavy boat goes sall•-
. -
the- ditrieneerr-liket-Otantom---..slii
They enviiig IV in upon a ledge. rind -
at bust we are eat°, and we • climb
the ladder with Kee Per :Peter Itour. t10
-who-bas-come-dow come- us. -
ind tit/hie amazement unscrewed the. It is June 23rd, and since Novato -
stub -end ' of a bolt nix or seven ber eth' last _the keeper's fattillY
threads' fong. • have not teen any other human be.
The others were all the, same. The logs till now, save some fishermen -
workman, trusting that the inimee-;" 'Who landed on Mity-29ttr.-
tor would merely glance' at them, terrible winter they were frozen • in.
ot tIn w�riLint isX atinn_.wered Ali thew_
crampe • apace, hed sawed off the en cou o was • ittitterter-thir-strogi.
of each of the new bolts at ids !tench gio for existence. The ice enclosed.
and inserted It In:the empty side, of them lit November. and_grented no
Iher-ant-7---0_1171710int,T.„„ oitik•. release-until-themitidie-oPlitay;-Even—
etreinge-i-,4rfbre...-111t4.4ffifiteeCti6...
o
careful man, had• detected the lin- Two hours atter otir landing the
pos ton. e ca e e contractor. th • a •
• •lkia1tk-LBACI80-1Wn-On1YAL-littie -
ifiett here." he said, 't -See - what ater,"-our-Preh-t- "tFould-EaVii- hem;
you have 'done. -That was ordered 'something In.1.1deasaiitlo-eontemPlato.
rebolted tomausit fit, endangered the
tire, of -every man who works on
tiiELFISEt ALL THROUG112
these bailers and' in this factory. .
Why did, you try to elur the Job?' • George -No Matter how things go„7
"Weil, edr," was his excese, "1 tho poor always auger.
hurt -any --I • -Jack-Yes; the nabobet who owe
toolced---stremg-enougirlo-ntee -and ' twayee-dong----think-anything-
far as 1 could, see it Wasjust a for- running .Cr a poor inan's hones •
mallty about bevies the bolt • stick -"Yes; anti the mao who carwafford
out., 1 didn't mean any harm by to own s horse runs down the poor
, fellow on a bicycle."
The contractor dismissed him. "Just, so; and the fellow on --the '
Within a short titres.' the workman bicycle *Sins down the poor ,clutp
• ...
-
ctunices..
11 p1int fr greater in, proportion
than it is in a largo plant where the
same promisee and rnatertelis are
Used. !this Ennall, plant is apt to be
situated where it is not convenient
to be used for other purposes than
that of storing apples, thuit,leaving
yourbuilding and mitchiiihry idle
during the _sununtily months" Then
agatittr-the-otootr-ot-mitintedning and
twining a mesa _pliant_ of_ that kind
on the farm must he carefully' con-
sidered, for there is Where the pro-
fitor toes of the venture is apt to
appear. Expenses „roust bcrpt
fortho-
apples in the tarot storage,
10 run only during the 'apple Rea
cannot be handled profitably on
Mall Morgin as can the very large
stock AA a dealer Who has stored in
a houise of ltnritense capacity, which.
19 Yull'itit 'the reit toUnit, and which"
doitc,not_depeod one minting ap
atone. 1 handle My tuned) fere° of
Men that 1 :use on my farm. Attienie
he ber have Atinte *741?; Are
ry rt Methanice, as welt as
ng tr, 0* handling and pick.-
-
ri f apples,
By doinig-this- I do
rteleen of * special' irpt
did storage .business. I see :that
Inging & copy of n. niwnpspe r;•-1 "That's It; and tbe man who wal
ther-tront-page-wsot-the ccoura1 of a stetribles against, the. -poor
horrible holler exploelori" in a Massa- who goes on crutches."
chueetts Moe factory, which, had. "That's tho way; and the cripple "
itettised the death' of scores of work- on 'crutches spends nkost of his ;time
Int men and women. jamming his sticks drift, on •other
'Look at that, sir."' he Said. .people's corns. It's A sadly 'eel
"Lilot enough some mem slighted world,"
imethet dmra
boriletiar iigostntthate.idatirig4y
tdydurs. /6"14 Divo ,ThernovEmmrs.
night viinte haffpentd. have
The folloWitut,hi tottlii:tof a Patient,.
a, it:email woman, who. taken Seri-
Ously 111, WAS Sent to the irospital
In the evening her husband in-
ul,m4 .14,°h_e.***, ite,thatsbrn,priwithoroyittlPg al01.1if
or talked *Ith the bleat day' ho *called again, and was'.
°Armen s. while and then put hien "tall,hd ts,2111:tnittnoonlitPrrb:ohlritte: um; tut .
back to WOrIL,
"1'rn" he Mid.. "It was earejete illt3t the report being that his wire
risPOcilUff -that left 'the bad life -pre. %Its
Servets ainfard the SIOcurn. but F11141136 046 tti*bt when bo call
toadt, them. caret" inmweirs tweeing the - doetoe, he wen to
thervwero-thtrushtleter Worktnerrw tol-t014Ott Us -wit '
oVerloOked the fattened skylight hint and said. "Vell, doctor, vat did
over the Irottubla Theatre stage, and 4,1iii-die of...iroprovernentste• -
is 'bolted exits, but, * thoughtless
workman fattened 'them. You tnt-
ierstandnow Atm** etes4 tmi
SIMIARITY
trying- to- thirk, if anywhere
there is another piece of' zny *fork
Which wileht cause such a wreck. It's
awful! And probably it will never
110- eatteed---.
f4bibto,i-X' Would like to
orne of toy acquaintances to4da
W thoOt tviti-• to the trouble of #/ti.P.p..
:"Thay r&1 thi-se
tiri%ed thet man With titer Wilted to
ar end odeaf fan.,
0 ,spring. in order that the.work o
bandlintr Oft old crop nisy io int
iLyo.
production of the note uop and wttl
- the general orchard work, Many
fru% tams are situated. *htro
Tar' -et 4.7-zr.g.„0-647trtc.6111*.eatert.„__rar
ite obtairaed. A.-atii4iitritif ,
;*,,tater a fa, titeldcd ditadvaritaigo • to
.the motion -4'4V romnins. itt.a told
'Wage Want. ),(y hotite, at it now
statult,,luoVithaut 43.000 folitere toot
intulated and OW voids', for •
11 rt,hnlds about 3,300 barrel".
* '
ventilatiOn.
intiment's perms. Cult&
etit atit. deetereuelY tho
thit coat tilt rclied up the
ye. -
ttt your ann, ()tit!
/ alto
lit..T34.ST.*-
!"Stou WIH tOtiti:S"
thrit Ois,oicario fan turret
roitiontnt one thnc-
'All l'i'.u.c.zi;r;ct
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