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V, A,- I vot,1,1i s;%1d Mrs,' Donton'. , SN'i a fair from the Armstrong"o dinnor. I i � I I h` " n � I 11 . , 014 0 -60,0k *h* ,QOONINQ UUNS11,84 : I .. � 10 ,AY � � I ,gorn I � I I I Cal Ta IN AYZ W I S. . I ny of hor follow guests. Ak A114 0114 P1460 . I I 11;;'""' 11 I I 11 I I ,� I . , . , Ion � I I I � "I I . . . 4 1 pla" of ornate ap .4or, tho guests � � . -, � . Walter Armstronoi the ba=4 , 11 ::: I . � , . Vo — I . I I � � . , I . '1- - =;, - �: I "', :.", 1 A, came up at this moment. were of y. differ6ut �,ype.miw aud . . I I 1, � I � � , , � : so � I . 1 4 , I � :, I , . ==J i ( &_ women of ancient lineage, - , �11 I I . I He Shows a ]Keen Interest In the , " It's my good fortunol to hi,, (I I a,= r no Vfsoovoq of A Now 'York, 0het '. ", , . � , , , I , . 'barmed I 1. �s of Particular Interest to Women polks Irene, Colville wa's discontented. take you !n to dinner, to moot W.V Old . ,1�1. , I . Note I Conditions Surrounding the , I - Mis-4 00" friend's 4aughter," o44 Lord . . I '' I I I I I I . , Iteould not hi boon horappear- villo," he said� Ufty Revolutionize � I � � .. ,., . . . . � I . I 1. I . I . . I �� . I. Poorer. � ano' that catiaed this feeling, for the "Have you seen Xr, Tajbob yet,, Freshwell, taki Irene's hand. _ . cooldug% I I � I I , ... ill 11 I , I I . - � I 11.11 - .1111, 11 ., 1.11, Z. I..,.., . 1. "You are very Mal your Mother, I I I I - I'll - � I . I - latter wa,a Most fa,ocin,atiag. Mr. Armstroxrg T" asked Mrs. Don- I I - '.' ,f King, George V, has just com- $lie was annoyed with herself. ton, . I my dear..". , rresidipe OV4011 tho-� kitChe � . n . I � ot . I � 1� . musilaO01M.S. I I ,Serve in punoh glasses wit tiny Pleted a full year of act�ye kin He stayed by Irons's sido for Brooks, Q,,Jub., Now Yotko is a maa�'- � � I !!! . I ight hip and tile, evefit 'O" Several times she had said she , "No, he's generally late, the � . I I � p 11 . I . . I I bits of shaved ice, Put a few r s I I has drawn at- I some Minutes, chatting to her. ipiart. w4os o Xs likol to I I I I v ho touched the arm of a voil4tionl4o cooking, sAys tile Lo'n- " ' , � in would not be in Kensington Gar� scamp 1"' young Armstrong observ- Suddonl,, 0 Ma�! I , gathering mushrooms, talw Do red cherries on top., � L to, on.0 important charac- dens at thr�o o'clock in the after- ad, and then carried Irene Off I I , � ohanoes if a specimen looks Giho,vry �am,—Put cherries on to teristio in the B itish soversigals . � passing man. . don Qh oniclo. I I I I I �,.. I ','. spotted or old or ,doubtful ; I , ri noon again,- but she was thers, nov- After Irene had toyeA with some I r I 1 stained � cook (unseeded) and cook to a, pulp., make-up namely his zeal for re- "Erringto-it," he said "10t M40 He, is M. Boyer, and b sa , . ally way, reject it, even it it -hrough a sieva, add one-half form as a trait ,which it may be ortheless, and, what -was more, the highly -flavored hors ld'oollvras,, a i trod 0 1 , riefi I t t ia Rub t I , n 14 e, to you Miss treup Col- ed his discovery that J0,04 wKich ia, ! 'I', l I � Meets : the mushroom's require-. as much sugar as pulp and cook till truthfully said has not alwa clocks would shortly chime three, quiet voice beside her said ville, the daughter of my Old friend en'olosed in a, I ar .so 'paper bag and pu* ,,� , Monts, � . ,k. , . . especially distinguished the sover- in a a4' Admiral Colville.". into � ebolk;ed far woro �i Phe, wily onos� to gather thic ys or She 'know he would stroll by - "Will you h . ave, cle up, in an oven 14 �) 1, are those 'having, flat or slightly Candied CherTies.—Use only per- eigns who have occupied the throne few minutes, just as he had done am I" . I . "Miss Colville, this is Lord Er- uickly than by the: o ... I . I � conical Caps with thin edges, and. i3ct fruit -that clings tightly,to the� Of England writes a London corres- a for a month past. She What caused Irene to gaze up at riiigton," he a4ded, �1'obd, cooked in thi , 14 method'. I . and nd. t. I . 0 angry -with the footman she could never after, . I = shey ought to be , ,s way loses � white or putty colored on top . stein. Cook. a sv.g�ar syrup to a, PO en . . Irene's astonished gaze fell on neither w�ight nor nutriment, The , , I a delicate ChQcOlatQ color uude1`r- thread, set the pan in another pan, � So marked has been ,the present herself for being aware of his ex�, wards say, but some unknown for,,,, Barton's face, met the kindly eyes, envelope in w ic it ia, clof '�i - I isteriGe, and she tried her best to compellea her toi, . "Yes, please I' I - . h It on ped I � I neAth—this last condition is imper of hot water. Pick.up only a few monarch's predilection for all which now contained more than the -ents evaporation a -ad all tho, i 11 ative. R �ually toothsome and saf- . tto the kinds of work the be so. . � she said, , . I I prev . i , . q . I Cherries At a time and dip in effects of which He w I ghost of & smile. . essences are retaina Minor, Yet . ,er, for it ha,s no unpleasant, rela- syrup, hold the cherries in the air have tended toward making the lot as coming. From afar off Then a stra,uge, inarticulate gur- 4"Wo are not strangers, Fresh- substantial, benefits are a, reduc- I 1. .1 , she spied the tall figure with slight- glin sound left her lips. She felt . . � I . tives is the moril. It grows only f 6 Briton a More wholesome d well " he said. � : I I .ii a few seeonds and redip into the 0 th ly bent shoulders, She wondered a c!sire to scream, and with diffic. qf tion in the number of cooking uten- I I i . ' ore serving. Dust a little I ,and promising one than vital stat- ow do 7011 CIO, Miss Colville 1" gils; 11� in oak openings, is dome ehaPIA, syrup bef I if his hat would be brushed; it had ulty restrained herself. Words He bowed over her hand with a Mr. Boyer, prepared the follo , full 61 smadljiol�_s like a sponge, pulverized augax over them. istics prove -it to have been'd'aring I & � been badly in want of It yesterday. leapt to her lips but died unspok. Ing I I I and of -E� pale yellow. or browiLi h he the last two generations th t the . charmiug old-world courtesy. dishes in just over an hour, Foiz s_ i0anned Ohorries.—Uss only.t I . . L . color. Both mushrooms and morils solid fruit, adding hot waiter as title of George the Reformer is b,&- He war. drawing very near to her en. Irene badaot the &lightest no- of jamb, 45 Minutes; Chicken, 26 �, i I .1 I g oven it this early stage, to now, and she was trying desperate- The footman was none other than tion what reply she made-, As a minutes; "army stew," .10 minu- �: r should be soaked in slightly salted needed, but save all juice, heat and gfitlu ly hard to keep her gaze fixed -the stranger from the gardens. I . 1� . I be mentioned as -one that Most be- dream she watched Lord Freshwell tog; soused mackerel, 6 minutes; water ,an hour or two. to draw out can. ,Splendid for Mince Pies Or straight ahead. She felt that she "Miss Colville, I arn sure you ' I . insects, then drained, wiped dry fruit sauce t* eat with baked pud- comes him. And that there. has lead her aunt away to. introduce roasted apples, 15 minutes; ,real 1 '! was blushing from head to, foot. must be day -dreaming, or shall we 1. 4 and sauted in butter and served ' I I been nothing perfunctory or simply She, could.feel her hands tremblin .1 Wal- her to, &,dowager, andshe realized and ham pie, 35 Minutes; currant .1 .1 1; , . 151- din spasmodic in the Activities he has Ig say evening-dreaming7" came . .I �. ther plain Or with cream sau", they 9. like lea . ves. ter Armstroug's voice sudde . that she and Barton, or Lord Er� cakes, 20 minutes; apple tart, 10 . � ''. 1 , . . . - displayed in seeking to bring about nly. ringtou, whichever ha was, were iiiinutes; bonne bouche (puff pa.sts)' I I ,�,) . Are a I'dish fit to set before the. RHUBARB. . much wanted reforing.for big sub- . Ahy he had passed by, and now "Do .you know I've put a question . I ! I � I . . alone. I I . 10 minutes; chop, 10 minutes. -1 -king." Here are some recipes for . she could look, at, him. . Yes, his to -you four times I" � Apple and Rhubarb Pudding. - ipots, seems to be indicated by the, . I 'Will you have clear soup V he .. I . 1, I , . � I those whowish more a I laborate ways Boak one pint of very fine bread essential logic of the Method that, hat needed brushing, and he Was Irene managed to wear a fixed asked in low tones, his mouth ABSOLUTE' SIMPLICITY. . I I I I �i� of se.rving them. I I still wearing that slightly shabby smile which veiled the an-ger that I . I 0 : �, 1.w I Beefsteak Mushrooms -Select crumbs in one quart of milk' until underlies his procedure. It is clear twitching, What strikes one most in the now . I , I r� . . and - in the tweed suit, which also , wanted possessed her. Oh, she hated and "Wh does it all mean I" gasp- cookery is its absolute simplicity. � . I I � ncl one-half they are soft, then spread a butter- that hegoes about the work at , I a steak at least vwo a . u brushing. . loathed lig,reelf. A footman -could I '' 'i inches in thickness. Broil over a ad dish with pared and Cored sour best possibl WAY, inasm . k ed Irene. Every cool-, even. the plainest of . .�� I -k P What a riddle he was, to be sure. anything be, more awful I To. thin cc � � f1l I I I - .1 I ' I ,-- - I. 1: clear fire until tare, then season apples out as thin as a wafer; lay makes PhYsicalreforinamong these Undoubtedly he was a geatlemAn, she had gone into the, gardens day '�Let us go into tho, conserva- them, may become a cordon bl6aii. ;_:11 , , I � I I ". ver these some thin slices of rhu- .who Most require it, precede the . tories," he said. "I can explain The loin of lamb vas put., into the .... �� :: ".. .'enti.fully with creamed butter, 0 yet, judging by his appearance, he after da so that she might see . 'I L' I I " ortant matter of intellectual Or I y I a better there." . paper bag without even the cc=- 'L� �� . ,� ,Alt, a little lemon juice� and a barb; beat three eggs with one-half IMP I -did not appear to be well off, nor footman I I . I.,. f I . I , ll�cohanically she took his prof- panionship of a dressing of flour. 1. S�". . t plat- pint of sugar and mix with4 the milk 'MENT ppear to Ugh.1 She longed to rush out of , .,, �. � ,. pinchof mace. Place on &.he MORAL IMPROVE - oii the other hand, did he a f d arm, and he led her to a seat Three-quarters of an hour later, to, - -, . . �- ter, or in a heated .casserole and and crumbs, pouring -over the fruit; � � ,d�Anything for a living, for she the room, to get somewhere and -ere -d by a b 1. 1, . 11 1. , ,s,t h ,o�. sheltere ank of lilies. the minute, it emerged from ths * I , , . -airange ever the top a layer of set in a pan of hoT, water in a mod- He wis, one, of the very fir to him at Other times in the hide. . I �;� �� to cook until the Custard t the movement for an im- "I am one of those many unfor- ,oven, and the ,scorched but intact � . � I.a,r,ge mushrooms .that have been crabs oven park during the day. I She was very glad when Lady tunate persons known as poor envelope was removed. The jo L int I " .. A 8�111)Zl All these thoughts and a host of Armstrong gave the signal, and she I peeled and steeped in butter for is firm and apples tenden Serve PIOV quality of bread, for in- peers " he. said, seating himself by -war, of a delicate goiden tint, Ind , I i il�., . . -ben minutes.. Season with salt and with meringues on top, placing a stanbe. During the last twenty-five, others that -would ill pages, flash- subsided on, to a settee in the draw- her. "'I have, always hadan inclin- was accompanied on the dish by a, "! . ,�:�� I � bib of apble Jelly in each ring. years, it is shown statistically, the ed through Irani head as, she ing-room, with a sigh of relief. I , � I I � lemon juice, then place in under Rhubarb Sherbet. -Cook rhubarb physique of Englishmen has deter- watched the stranger disappear The men did not, sit over their ation to write, particularly in a generous quantity,of gravY� Judged I I . i -the broiling flame tLve minutes. . irical vein. It occurred to me by the supreme test, the meat was � I �': If desired a second and even a without peeling ,sweeten it well, I-orat s round a bend in the walk. wine long. In fact, they ,entered 'sat ,. � � that I might write a Society novel, tender and juicy. ' , � ,, i dd orange, juice to taste and a lit- Make the matter one that spoils , SiLe stood up, no longer feeling the drawing -room as the fee , 11 i il. That deterior- tMen 1. - "', -third layer of buttered and season- a real national per were "is hero of -which is supposed to be . PAPER MUST BE PURE. .., . I . .1 .� .ny desire, to remain in the gar- piling the -empty coffee -cups " I � , .ed mushrooms may be added, each tle powdered gelatin in the propor- ation haa coincided, it is also a below stairs, and in order to do the . I I I layer receiving its broiling in turn. tion of one teaspoonful to three dens, walked awa,y in an opposite -on the trays. i work thoroughly I arrairged to Something should be said about I I j , In this way the essence of the Mush- Cupfuls of sherbet; strain, add, one shown, with'the introduction of I direction to, that taken by the Barton was standing w h It mus,- of course, be . .. 1; i., .0 -rooms becomes concentrated in the beaten egg white to every two cup- quality of broad of which the nu- stranger, aad went home. load of crockery in the ictenotr`erayi spend a fortnight as a footman at the paper. V L I I trimental wheaten essence has been Sir James Armstrong's. pure and devoid of bnoxioum . 1, � ,, , . , mixtare and freeze. Irene Colville was an orphan liv- the room. Irene knew that his , , . 0 1 1 . �steak. Serve with baked. Irish p,o- fuls of the reduced to a minimum, owing to . There I knew I was not likely chemicals.. When. there is a wide � I ] Serve in glasses and garnish .each ing with her aunt, Mrs. Denton. name was Barton,' for she -had to " meet any -of my friends, but ,I demamd for it, as there must be� . I �. , -tatoes or grilled sweet potatoes. the greed of wholesale makers. Her pa, rits had left her a, consid- bea,rd Lady Armstrong a4dress it. . � �, Macaroni and Mushrooms -.Four one with a slice of kumquat This' . r� explained matters beforehand -be presently, -the supply, -will meet C 1, . �. During the same time, the ractice erablo, income which, combined him. � ti �ouneea macaroni, four large mush- dish, when once eaten, will Pcome those I did, for I knew who would The paper is not expensivo-for: 4, , .",t' I ' . �,, 10� I , of cheap cigarette smoking fias as�. with her beauty, caused her to be a Suddenly she heard a. about, and �, rooms, two 'large tomatoes, three a favorite. I Sumed, especially among the rising much -so ' ught-after young lady. But a maii in evening dress ran towards be visiting tnere." middle-class family it need notcost ,.;11 tabl up May . Rhubarb. -Place a. ldydr of . "Oh 1" exclaimed Irene. "And I more than �6 cents a week -and, .i, - . . I �L , espoons "butter, one-half c generation, the proportions of ' until she had seen the stranger in her. Then came the crash of break- when the saving in. utensilsaud tile .1� .. I -thin brown sauce, seasoning of salt, Cooked, rhubarb in a orysti�l dish I gave you monoy.'� I '..:. I cover with I . . national vice. For all - their go- the gardens she had taken nothing ing china. Barton had dropped the He took the five notes from ,a labor in cleaning them is taken in- ,..." � . ,� , , I pepper, paprika. 'Boil the maear- and ady fingers, m`I" called love of sports, moreover, beyond an ordinary interest in any tray and was also running towards the economy of the uew , I - oni, in, P1 n salted water twen- toned with rhubarb juice; s tinkle Britons are now allowing sport to J. pocket. ' to account, - 11 Of M%n* her, He leapt passed the guesu, . -dent. Enclosedin a . _1 I Ay minut - ty ' - proces$ is evi P s � ,�� n alld 4 Out ,in Small in one-quart6r pound of .chopped become the monopoly of a special "I wonder what Its thinks of ca,ught her in his arms,and swung t )) he i i ran I -the food is exposed to i:; O:'You gave me these as a, memen e' drai d .a keep .pieces, th n toss it in one ta,ble- preserved ginger and over all pour class of, professional players, 'while Ba J shall paper bag, th -,� . - e �apoon of the butter over the -Are, a good Oustalrd and g . arnish with they themselves are more than con- me I" she murmured as she ch � aiig- her several feet avay from her them as a Memento of the fortunate heat, which opensthe pores Of -6", . , : ed her dress. ' seat. opportunity which enabled me, to meat and melts the sinew, ' ., I 11, .a4ding the seasoning of salt, etc. ,whipped ,cream and strips of ange- tent to be spectators of the great known sat Immodiateljr followed a dull thud render a. service to the most charm- thing is lost, because there i I I : I ,-,) I At that moment the 'an I . �L, :Slice the tomatoles, thickly and cook lio&. . displays of football and cricket, "e in a shabby armchair puffing as a large, heavy mirror fen On to ; I until hea,ted-through in the rest of Rhubarb MarmaMe.-Put six principal exponents of ,which , , * the settee and then in in the. world. I shall keep evaporation, and careful e e I I . . at his pipe. rebounded on ff laly MY lifa.1A ,-_ . I -the buttw; t�,ke them out Aiid keep pounds of rhubarb, which has been paid professionals. . als thoughtfully hem 11 ments have provet7,zl'qlg�,th " I . C(I)m a fooll" he muttered. to the thick carpet. Its fastenings Neither spoks for a few momepts, of the cooked food is. loj� &_51T___r0__ _ __ - -7,;r. � ,,; ' .1 '66 in -to small oubes,,in- In pursuance of his policy of ,,Just because a prettY girl looks had suipped, said butfor Barton's -th ' .. 11 .4.c.trid sauce the mushrooms in pealed and out __ --the same butter until soft; season to a, preserving kettle; alsbi- seven making England wake up from an at me I try to persuade myself that prompt action Irene wou,L.d certain- "You have -not been in the gar- same as the weight of 6 raw � mat- . ., .. , . dens lately. "Were you afraid of arial. I . , � ''I . -both vertables lightly. 'Arrange pounds Of granulat;od sui;ar,, the unworthy torpor, the sovereigL- interest in' me. ly have been killed, for the guest I . 0 she takes an meetin- Barton I" And there is no smell. When i. I., :macaroni in a straight line dowii grated pool and juice of two oranges one of the most active of men him- "But she's sweet," he continued would have been too late. i(I " 4rton," ro- paper bag cookery becomes the ' - I . . � � � "I, -the center of a hot dish. On the and two lemons, one-half. pound self -has studied the -needs of his aloud. "Who is she, I wonderl "Thany you, thank youl" ex- plied didn't forget 13 , kouquet of . . . . . 11 -in and each. of English walnuU, and aI- subjects from the . � Irene in low tones. "I -I vogue, no more will a I . I -top lay a1terna,tely a mashrop . . How can I get to know her f I love ,claimed Irene. couldn't. . He saved my life you varied Odors greet the guest who 11: 1� �, .& tomato slice and -strain the Wide mond mea* chopped fine; mix all PHYSICAL POINT OF VIEW. her � But what ohanoe, has a poor It seemed a, hollow return for her see." �. . I dines at a small house or flat where.. � . , � � .1%round. I together, cover and let stand all beggar like me with harl" he add- life., but what else could she say I Be . to the dining. . Scalloped Mushrooms-�-Cover the night; boil until .it begins to jolly He is backing the standard bread ed bitterly. I When ,she bad quite recovered ' "Do you know," he said after a the kitchen is clo I I ' 0 - � movement; he has recently. ap- h' ause, "the gardens have room. The scent, of the food, likek . , � -bottom of a buttered baking dish and stir to keep it fr in burning Three days pas'sed by, during from the shook her feeling of grati- in I * . pointed Eugene Sandow the physi- which Irene did not see the strang- tude towards Barton was joined by :'eieg o4? very lonely and dreary other essences, is retained until it ;I ,with a layer of dry broad crumbs, without you. I managed to be serves its proper purpose Of titil- I , -spri kie'.over with popper and salt DANDELION WINE. . Cal culture exE.er', to be his own or. She hardly knew what to think a, wish that it had been anyone but ' I I - " n . r. - . several days for a few min- lating appetite. � t and stick bits of butter all over body trainel , .has given his sup about it. She was sorry, and then him who had resoued her. Now there . _ . .. I I , One gallon diindelion blossoms port to a campaign which seeks to utes during my service. The latter . �] 11 -the crumbs, then moisten with- (gathered when the sun is shining erra,dicate, or at least to repress angry with herself for feeling sorry. there was a sort of link between ; a ended now, and I spent hours in --------,.§k i /_ I I I .cream. ' Place a layer -of mushrooms She was afraid in case 4nythin them; the last thing in the world ' . 1. I... �: so they will be op6i). Pour -over the vice of cigarette smoking; he the gardens on Sunda yesterday, MURDERER MAY ESOAPE ."!: � I I . alternately with the broad untilthe . - has acceded to Lord D I erby's re- might have happened to him, a she desired. s she and to -day. But I & not .See � — I I them one gallon of boiling watar r yo G Law Protects lElls E106 I I -dish is full. Cover with bits of but- Let stand in a coul place for three quest that hoshould become one of this feeling annoyed he as well. In consequence of all thi ,�jl he concluded regretfully. orntan tt- - I I I .1 tot, pour over &� pint of oreajn, Somehow, it never Occurred to her -was most gracious to Mr. Talbot, only went to see you," he con- . [ I , days, then put into porcelain ket- the active patrons of the Rugby that he might be married. thereby giving her aunt consider- tinned. "Life It dif- tion. for Lack of identification. ,, . : I cover to keep the flavor and b�6 ' tie, with the rind of three oranges game -of football; lis has provided a � as seemed very . I I 'I.: I . � 0 One hour, remove. top and - lot andonelenionoutfin.e. Boilfifteen football ground for the youth of When she reached home on the able pleasure. ferent to me since I first saw you A murderer lying under sentence ,� 'brown; Add three the Windsor municipality, and .ho third afternoon, her aunt mot her He aocompanied them to their there." of death at pose.ii, Germany, is . - I Creamed Mushrooms-jVo cook minutes; then strain. with the words: carriage later on, and as fate would Irene felt . neck .likely to escape ex-ecuti6n bec 11, . 11 . : I 'i pounds of granulated sugar And the has become one of the most ardent ,,You haven't forgotten that we have it Barton was holding the door her f ac,o and angle I i. I . mushrooms easily and deliciously pulp and juice 6f the orange and supporters of the boy scouts' move- dine with Sir James. Armstrong open, standing as erect as a gren- growing crimson, and she gazed his identity cannot be established, i ; . 1. stem, them and out in thick slices. Wdfastly at her clasped hands in The , . ,ir, . . lemon. When lukewarm add half ment. So, much for matters that I .unistanoes ,surrounding the .1 to;night, I hope, my dearl" adier. er lap, but he did not see them. doonied man . .. �4111 For every pound allow two table-, yeast cake. Stand one week in a coiaceril th6 physical welfare of his are ,extraordinary, _�,.: . . .spoons of, butter. When the but- varm. place. Strain a ain, let it subjects who are entering cordially , :No, aunt, I haven't forgotten." "Can't we drop you at your E[a rested his bgn on,her arrq-. and by a rema�&&ble turn qJ fato� . . 11: I, ter bubbles,in a sauce pan over the N .9 -on into the bieneficent schemes of their Er -Mr. Talbot will be fliera," chambers, Mr. Talboti" -said Irene "Irene," he said, 1"I am poor. I liough . -.1 - , . I . stabd until it stops working Th . Mrs. Denton remarked. sweetly. . am ten years older than, you, but he may eventually go free, ali :,: . -fire tarn the mushrooms in, season, bottle. . This is tho best cure for sovereign, and are beginning to re- "Bother Mr. Talbot 1'.', returned "Thanks -ever so much I"- he re- it has been proved oeyond all doubt, � ; . ,� . I love you, dear, I love you. Is that he is guilty of th,er assas$111199- 11 wi,th salt and pepper, co-iler and alize, fully their momentous im- I . 1. � -simmer for -five minutes. rheuma,tism. , I portance. Irene petulantly. Then she hurried plied eagoill, entering the carriage there, any hope for -Me W tion. . I I 11 � �� Meantime put smooth a scant —411-- . On the intellectual or moral side, by her astonished relative and went and sitting y her. She did not speak, but her slim, � I upstairs to think. . Barton closed the door and stood q9ows months ago the prisoner, . . levol.�ablespoonful of flour in a lit- ON DUTY FOR 323 HOUR'S6 the activity of King George has not glo-ved hand stole out and rested who gave the name of Robert Kin- 11 I � I I Mr. Talbot was a gentleman. $lie at attention. As the carriage drove I , I. � tie cold milk, add half a cupful of . ' � . — , beerP less marked, and lisrein one, on his. 11- . 1. .. � I . had never met, but bar un.t had of! Irene felt an irresistible impulse zle, was tried for robbing and mu I . �orealm, and turn into the pan with R11ssi Y on m6ra than one aidoi - the . "Irene," he whispered gladly. � . an Soldier's Devotion Earns sees Their dering a butcher named Kescielski, ,.. :1 r I the mushrooms. Serve as soon as . guiding counsels of a wom&�I;y marked him out as -% %sirable to look at the footman. For a wonderful moment he, I - I I I . Rim Sudden -Promotion. . _law. L � - I . � L4 f ,., I e cream is heated. I � ,heart and mind. As a rosult of his n6phew-in As -she ha4 told fazap met, and she caught her Mnod' toL _'. ": 4� 1 -th � wa watched her as she lifted her head The charge was Proved ag&i ,t . . . ,11 Noto.-As a further test of safetY . soldier named urge to the archbish- Irene on several occasions, he � reath sharply. Surely there was he was contle � ,- ringing diSGO . and looked at-, him, Then he put him and . . . 1- . 1. !_;1;,. � . A Russian privace no. oll-13 and bishops of Great Britain, 900d-l�oking, wall connected, and the ghost of a, smile in his eyes. his arms round. her.-Pearsou"'s death, I �, � , . ,always use a silver knife in prepar-. Me4anikoff owes. his sudden pror ssesSed & moderate income. "I have a box for the opera next nowspapers recording . .1 I rooms, as t the occasion of the tercentenary PO Weekly. . ing mush: hey. will not tion to the rank of a non-commis� 911 Nevertheless, Irene was young Tuesday," said Talbot suddenly. the trial reached America -an old ,., . tho authorized version of the 44 I , 11 � discolor silver, but pt6r 'fungi sioned officer to the fact that lie Of I enough to experience a thrill w�on "Will you and your niece honor me Orman couple named Kinzie thelre, . I . . . . . hours Bih1e, the diiectors of tho public BERLIN BREARFASTS TWI0E- G .. 11 I . . wi I ill. �� stood on sentry duty for 32 liby'�rfes in the wholo kingdom de- .,her maid came to dress her that by your company, Mrs, Dentoril" . learned to. their horror their son, I . 1. - � � -_ on end. Ling, She had meant not to Irene's aunt thought for a mom- I . 'JO14 - 1. . I I . . oro,64 tha;b all books which weroof. ever Least ly Robert, was & murdleter. Facts I 1 4 . . I CHERRIES. - Mednikoff belonged to the 31st trouble about how she looked, but ont. Four Meals .3 Day at given in the report as to the date .',� . doubtful character, or which were I . � ,, .'' I I � 11 I . Regiment of Sapporo at Gitoinir, a in any way likely to.pervert the she found it imPossibl,6 to resist "I'm -sorry," she said, "but we Dutchinen. and place of the MUrderer's birth , . -, . � Cherrey. Sauce. -Cover a, pint,of garrison town in Western Russia, . tO4 * I 11 . I % . s of the youn �, should be ra- the natural desire look nice, and are dining with Lord Freshwell There was not much to be got by seemed to leave nu,doubt. I .1 I 11 . :", ; I . � I . 4berries with a pint of water, add and was detailed to guard a pow- mind I d an exquisite appear- that night. But we shall be, at home the Berlin citizen in the Way Of The old I I � :,J . L I I and sinimer. When, the de . . . 1 Moved from. the shelves of their she presente p6ople,were not mtisfiea, ,:,.I . I � . I � two OlOvIes through I a r maga,zino situated at & coup a lending department . s. Apart from anco, when she Wned the other on Thursday. Perhaps you will breakfast -simply a cup of coffee however, for wlIon last heard from I . �, . ,,� � I . . . cherries are soft rub of miles distance from the town. this, tbof King emphasized r James Armstrong's, call 1, 1 ' . the . ir son wa ,�; 1� . I guests at Bi It )) and a, roll or two�bnt along about a in Calcuttati. They, I � �:: . sieve, return to the fire, add a tea- the morning he took ,v- .. "Thanks; I'll make a note of i , 11 o'clock everybody -starts for the instituted enquiries and learnea . '' At I o'clock in Many admiring glances were, le .1 spoonful of flour blended *ith a up his,post, expeezi,3g to be reliov- THE VALUE, OF HOLY WRIT elled at her, but she fail'ed ,to ob- 1e rejoined. . cafe for a "second breakfast," gen- I .. I n Tpudia, . 1, �i I . . I � that their son was still i - 1. - 11 � . tablespoonful of butter, a little ed at 6 o'clock, but no one came. from the point of view of its super- - --r— . _.. "Exactly,"' said Irene After- orally a meat or a cheese sandwich. and that he was in total ignoran,06 � . - � "I _. r . � .. � . .salt,. and cook two minutes. , Stir The-Ta.ho stood, foodless and 6x- lative literary quality. Again, no � I . . . wards ' as though he was a trades- He makes up for his light refresh- of the murder and the trial. la I . . I � I .1 In no lemon. serve )lement weather, all the displayed a particular trend of poorer districts of metropolitan man �ooking an order." at the I O'clOck� "Mitt4g- explanation of the , similarity of I I the juice of o posed to iho . . went "I hot, 'No tablespoonfuls of claret, next -day. and the.whole of the fol- mind in issuing big command .for .and suburban London indicate that Next aay she wrote the following stueek" of soup, Meat, vegetables,, U d that many year$ ' . . I I dP1, wAkos it better. . I I a.m. the per Lindfulness -of the, noods of the- note: I . awes, he state I ��,_ . lowing night, until 9 �O'olook formance of Money, the old his -in. p�loserved fruits, � pud4ing, And before some.�one had stolen his � ; Cherry Salad.1-Wash and stone On the second day, when t . hrough Roberts(onian coinedy, during cor.7 poor is -of no perfunctory kind. "Miss Irene Colville requests wine or beer at discretion. Thin lie passportand other papers, and ad- � I 11.1 . 1, ,; 0120.,pint of large cherriels. Be fell down in a. onation ticle. This comedy carries The visits and inspections were as Mr. Barton to accept the inclosed. doe; not hasten back to business, d4e(i that the. criminal taig:ht be the � I I I . ' � , . I - � care ul to bruise'tba fruit &B little faint. . s-ly madt'as they were as a. slight Memento of big assist' b s with his child- 1. �. %� . . with it a moral which is particular- uftpret-entiou " � �� "" . as possible. Plac i the re- ly applicable to England, and, in- th,6roughly and I I ren 16 or 20 minutes, res' thief. ted to tho .:, � . each chArrY The oxpkanation was that inthe'raost detail- g,nee at Sir James Armstronglo u ba or sleeps Thosa facts vrore Pre"n, , �; - ,, I hazel qu mander had f - , , the'world, during the prese t p4 d. Nor hvt& the house." 11 a& W I kornor 1: ; I porntnit dood , mann-er perfornie for So more, has a 'chat, a cup of � and It w rove.4 I � !t 0 little, heIrt gimontal com I I ago � ' msisted of Posen court, . � I - chill, arran ' ted suicide and In the enstting�con- Its lessons W�t at mond'Y j=,� Xin,g's liriteiest � StOPPeJ At thboo The slight memento cc, � , coffee and a olgar) "d r6tutn$ to that -tho prisoner was not oberb ' . . rw � . I �'. I i V,es of lettuce td pour over a fudi social matters that 00110eTit the %)Oct. 1X*- five fen-pound.tbtes. I I I . � rt; I .. on the sentry had 'been forgot- ness, selfishness, inflated I . bu-siuq". at 9 O'clook,agaill, per' XIUZIG at All, but, although he ad- . I 1,1 ,�'��,� Cream inaky tai , ness of thing flatters an Engliibmgn 1PUth N inclo ont ton. The� ease was teportiod to the ambition and the heartless g _1 9 � sod the ,missive, in go. , I - , a hAps to work till 8 or 9 In the av' mits thst. his conviction Was Jusk � � � 1 1 0harry Cup.—rut "I & bowl one Qzar,v who forthwith made Medni- the go -called sinart set. There can wage-earninj class Ah MIA .A An e4voring one' to kir 3imes) reqaost- anIng. Then he comog, 116ma again Qt Ai 4 , , I . I . � he refuse$ to state Who he is , plut of cherries, a Ili' and-hrulsie4i ,1,66 , - be no, doubt of the Appositeness of interest taken by his su orlb# in it , him to hand it to his footman. to supper of cold, eat9s 98,14400 t1i'a 'he 11 , 1: I - i I ff &,00u-corAmissioned-Aeor And ,.. ii L04 � 3 1 b dah ivi I pro- Gorman law docl&kas i. I ��, 11�' lthe Moo 0 three a go &ad gzat- sent blin a prosent of $12-80. � ' the ilay At this Juncture, Niowf - the particular work b# ivosi 7. Six the following 4ay §he reoelv-i cheese &A4 bQ man, May be executed unlogg his . I - , . I - I ed rind of ons And d one cup Of � . as it does,, closely to the relegation All matters connected with M 011' -PA a, reply: I ti I . I . I : � bably be followa by raor4' car as - 1, -_qt___ 11 "Dear mll&m -Please apeovt f ' L 0 I it IDA as tb4 ranulated atigar,, Cover, lot stand of London's boisterously 'smart ,anical labor ha,votheir aitrA4 :Sxonda dri In to smoke t46 blAck MOntity 'a W1 ' 1. . 14LIS to a COnditi011 'Of OOMPO�a. for the practical spAlor Xitig# And � � okat at He* hims I 'Zil" � Lt� I Baoton's thanks lor yout 2 I 'Iota play. , Ll=lrg Vi A to agoor. . � ' of forty regr6to I a ,, 0 " I I f The - Man he oarj4 . doter I 1.11, - gift wrma)a , wito the fallas 1190bott MUZ161t I in =i or so add, one quart of lid ' . I � 0 Ualk ap.p I ' . 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