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I 3.13:3.va8 wutuu no ”no.1 w BaubLJJ 101', he warmed Into am)ra-i.-;tio.g yak, YouI mm» an that. mu». 3 Mudfwg.“ a talk but poor trauma. Lb mm! int-‘1 Han uh no loan; blufidh Ln thc‘ prove. t'orwmhv " ' j as. a on! u. a stun flwnd bow. Lom‘ yofih on»,o, and than“; (:01 for it. When' ‘ mu; away; uuwu auruyt‘H W0 grow o.d, we» grow foul'ush. To ‘0 rth 0'. " ypm f; 2.5 Lo 1.» lyurapy; and. to Jove is asways to be young. ‘ Ila strouthed forth his legs beneath the Lam: and fol! into a moment's ”46,. an.) n: (00;; p. mum. the landlord watched him iike {wxuut Mm a pLanug was» oi being a, cheery hound Isfomfi figs. "Ab un .01' “U ,. PBS-'4‘ tsunami» of Prom- , fin". ho Bald. drawmg In his breath. meow. a: bu mu mam. by we. have some rare lmaut'ws hum". ”1h. ha. so you. are: not blind? And 86.33.01. UL mo .nwrm'u-a [a pustuz'ua «.oueu ‘v‘ltii . U, many. :16. that season. 1t tong t2: “'9.” “0 Lhay?’ “w 0; lamb). We: «me busy w.th a! I can but r31!) overunmne or two. - - :and what use 13 LImH: A name IS no Mann; “and; a we hflfiud oi wmch, , . . m 04:13; mm tbu ya.“ at g ,lmljrtor. 311‘; you can t sees. ‘udy a lace ‘ rn l .30 “5.." m ‘Lo must l‘he law 5v“.- - L ‘. f. ‘ "Let. us have the nameu before we on List: “run. rue ww mav‘ C pufiated from tLe b,’ glaruaba two, amt sorta 1.0.“er tun .x oi uuuxu mm has btil us. "1 mun-d: ." .341 the watcher to ' 0‘ we“. It '13!" 10““ Much. ‘ "mu“ ‘3 t. u: gnu 0 Lu, manta; by too ' ‘ - - -' J Art“. 11).“ ‘1V ‘L3 gh“tU“- Ila 'uuuol a wan to but! (3“ fl; 3 “'QI'U tacen we “3'41 \‘uw oi wane {h 3.0.! 39w” sm‘ue mm “is to: c4050 -upon {viâ€"U; “t dO'IVn to (11333. . The landlord himsel: e-rved tue flIoL two dhhra and then rcLu‘eu its favor of hip maid. She was impressed by the that changers manner. by me rlnsz nhone upun his tinge! I] the air at conferring e (amt wiL whiv‘n be per- mitted himself to be attended. ‘ He. on his part. felt himself in pleasant. quarters. He was in Inc. mood to a s- mite the girl's come-lim-ss 'uerzmse it: eommrison with anotbes 1a”; in his mini, she only nwched the wmparav- tive of beauty. The .rir'. caught his eye upon her and Moshe L “Thu blush becomes )ou,” he said, smiling; "never forget how to use it. I. the world there ere women who would five e fortune for the git. “in I your muster Iwiah to see 7'. She curtsoyr-d 3nd went. The m!" 3110 curtseyr-i and went. 'Lne pbin Geldom h‘d Inch guests she tall sht. and so hands une. too ,0" lsndlord came. his face shining. o'er; I person swelling to meet a. ‘1'}! pl L Bo assumed a dignity said t t m ovomum m0 curvature of Let afif‘ dun: “thou {a g 3 go gt tuta" ’1“. 0‘ “31'. LaldLIJ. Vuvl -_ _ , _ _ g I Q a ' . 'I ul‘u “ ll“ ‘1 [KW IJ "Ol'vv 'v '_ -, i,J‘.u\(‘ a in“ Pp‘lud(i UL “ntklll t r ‘0 . _ ‘_ .‘ _ O ' __ ’ QK)L‘1 11c: :_ IV“- ““\. v__'_ - . . uur t) , 31 La .9 Ana l U! ~ , . .c - hm. hm (11.6)! “ ‘1‘: Li’gw‘w.‘ {gr l in i: 3 I ' ,ou n t ye dy a d I below ll'~’,"0‘.l....d £111an word. :Llou ior~ on L 0 “~33 8 a“ ‘. .. ' . . . ' "ivo me 101' cumin?“ be make . ' . ' r s a l' e c. 3 a ., . . . 9 buzz-etch. a [note ted trom he" or» 5 fat thi' 13.1“) u“ 11 meg be or “ an; 1 ("int torgwe you. It was very ‘ 4' unit we and tery wrong, Mr. '1 hot- 'lJAJ Hue, 8311' sorta , _ .‘ . , a“ ’ ' l ‘ .herets Margaret Vo.e, he .gqttme ‘1' ‘. m H 'J o . tan .3 at pause mm the etll . . , > ”u .. . . {kt-I. With «rem tlar e es thit seat in. n .. ’ .. “WA“ .a.a LLB ““9“” to hmrrlnw. go 1 heart" y , :t'hiiy. b8 pleaded. ‘ hilt”: 0t tutti.“ ll. 13’ duthd ‘uvfnflcname 0l£01d8 ”v18 ‘Y0.‘.“: \Vliy ‘ Alf. 'lhnfimn." She repeated turn“ -. gun 0 Lu. “Itcltt‘tt by the Vo‘e And who her I '” r 3‘ her lune agenda. ”Us ‘0‘. Huluuxj. ewhued by "I ‘ , , . .H “Sue l" he said. ~. tu. (them. 1361.3" Dr‘wwflgg WM ,_ a "m. “up Thorlmrn." she said utwl away “ts-.mL 1’0"“; no {gig 31:} 1.219;“? 3"th (no! ”t“’,:g;'.l"'?“‘7" "you must go esvay."" , htruy mutt to 'wanr £1103! ed .‘ ’e‘ l; f"; ‘ 1;, “f“ ‘f ” fill ‘f l. '5} hen may I come back? pu'g uzmu opportunity. he. *9" " "“ ', “‘53 em‘nt. '. “P", _ “hm mayrome toâ€"morrow-â€"-but ask W m, we a as at lilcui, u Ufi‘, ‘l‘t‘l‘f‘wt "uf‘ioa‘i o’tfiy“"‘:{kl“_’ ‘ if‘t’ . DO 30" 'my brmhflt" . t; «and. no . -» ready tot-at 0‘ {y “’0‘“. ’1’“ “9" *‘ ”H’s “b "An." thought Mr. I‘horburn. “‘she to m t‘xlr‘dxualJZ ;.» this cum-1“ --‘»Y?951f(f..t' . , ‘ .. 'rl‘ ,_. :1 E has a brother!" Then he said uoud: “a ' (at: it ,1.'l!tll £02,.J’ tll‘llty. . ' 4“ ".1518 l; O.$~.s {noun l‘ E110 . n" O'Xrer}¢ “.Cl", Sue. I’ll (Tomi). to see )yuurl at .. ‘ ‘g-b“ {00’ and Winsome. li- ”"19 3‘10 brothu‘ What's his name?" 1 - cu“ ¢ . .fi; \ v v . ‘ [‘4- 1.» . v . ‘ . . l L ’ \VeiV' ‘ L 1“ l“s ; >011) anii ‘0 Fl“fia!e.:lr}1 t‘fi’)‘ ‘c‘e}.? U ‘I‘JLtQ‘ inert-o Are 5 $11.. Jt-‘hn b'u.‘ler.. . ‘1 Lu unlruwn Harem: le haul a " 5 I.” :31 truer? th' L .. S" 1, . .“L‘eur c-‘Jml. how precwe you. are to- ""~ m” e m - ' “r ”’3“ U“ ‘ night. I) it. i forgot; down. here you re ' “here's your ,~ wane unmet. ‘ it's}! .1340. an l' ”(‘1' h .. Sh"'3 {1) "1‘ ‘£ , W h . . . . . ~~ . . _, _ '« . H ~ ‘ * L â€"' U " ”WW5“ § “'3 tee-no o: in: mrt'tnce. ' ‘muSO. Lu '. e.‘-.'~.bu ', 0“ 3.2;; t‘ 1. ,.‘ to 1.0ntl(){], 1":41).t”’ {:an Ill-fir lath-C a‘fi.r 3" x ( “1'90 “‘3 *3 ‘5 ”I “‘5 “5“ m" ”1 er 11.144 a hit 0' lazzrl.’ “I: 1,: vdon " : ' seven E'UJI‘S. lie enter~, ~- .., .. it 3 ..- _ .. 4‘ 5 _‘ ,, - . . t8 “POD ‘ . Hut 11....16 stall t -e stranger. '8 AIr. v, mum Fuller 13 in London; bed the shutters. drew “‘39 curâ€" sweeter than the rest." And to has ood" and. thus eechre tron: tee-‘4 heart he said. “Her faee is sweeter 8 "why good?" she asked. u down to d“*“~" . . , than the name. her dear sei’f sweeter “Bee-Rue.) 1 want to make ‘ the “1”“ than them ail." He went on aloud: you." " landlord himsel: S‘l‘Veu . “hrs md then retired h; favor ”And where does this last lady live 2" “You DZUSlD'L" ehe said. uth broth- maid. She was imprwd by U"?- "Down onothe marsh." eeid the l’and- or would be angry. the ring that Lord; “awhite house bethxt here and “I'm very sorry." he said, “but if he let's mannetr. b} ~ , t upun his mg!!! '1 MW MY 0 H‘iilbury.” ’- v difference to me. rm . mot me whim he per- “And how said the other. filling the 3:: }2 1’3: “mat: :1: differed.” to m. l himself to he attehtle‘t ‘ H0. glhases ane more. “would you find the Perhaps you thought when 1 saw you a part, felt humoelf m pleasant way to it 7" up there in town that 1 was oni‘y may. 31‘3- Hey” m P“ W1. E0 a; "Go under the gatehighest thechurch ing. I really love you. Sue." . . the EMS “0m"1“"'33 "9’“‘3" “‘ and down the hill. tillyou. come upon ”0f cause you do.” 8116 Bald; "11 would never have kissed "‘30“ mm anothe; 19".} '1“ ms the White Road. Then turn off sharp you hadn"t 1 she only “93““. {me "“9“? to the right and fo'Jlow the little peth- you," of beauty. ’lhe irut caught his way byadyke. Then turn tothe left “No," he said. “I all. pose yet Po“ “0“ “d ”“5”” L ,, . and keep straight on. There's nomore wouldn't. But Icame down ere to tel “’t tim’b humus )ou, he ”'9' Path after thet;ymmust just feel! you you how much Iioved you. and to as] ’3; . never {0‘3“ how to ”’6 3"" W3? and ° over “1-8 ditches. ‘Tis you to be my wife." She moved aete to world there are worn?!) W110 a lonely pace, but; fat lend; you ash, away from him. Before uhb came bee l "0 “0'1““? ‘0' the 8“ “1“ “hose ahmpere beat; Fuller's will be the [mining guest had had tuna t4 forget t at there was an thing elae i1 tel your ”flat I wish to See the word." ' r raised his eyes to the the worLd but the love t t had mad She cur-tseyr-d end went. The The gel-um she twill clock t ticked hepnly in the himeome to Ohurchsea. . I d 1 salad ‘ 0 our bill aeldan had such guests. 3”" “'5 5° hendegme. t°°' . . vex-nor 0116 Silt hands pomted tonlne ”I do line you." she . ’ landlord “m3, 1‘13 {N30 Chilling. o'e‘mck. ,le rose and shook himself. you. fit to marry!” an had he his neck emd‘crooned th per-on mailing to meet. a. "I'll take the air for half an hoot." he arms about SEE. n. Assumed a dignity said; jithen I Sharia sleep like they. words softly. “Iém nor 7m. Do yo _,_._ *- h - h “a an ' 'W V'â€" h a “'61“: .. ‘ tzw undrnwn cuganm wane mane; 9.4-3.1) It in his zoom anal»- “Him! a clJ’t‘u‘ an! 1xd‘A“¢ H. 3‘. a t S I -- ' n ”flame of happy tho mvriage of a any rat's';o«l. bvmg no mutt. 1'.» «van that m m: oppuatuuiw. he .‘bed a certain ‘5me :- u-p. u-VJ .3.-." -â€"_â€" .. _ ,, .' (Ital! maermntagotobed.My ‘1ng m“ atureo {in willy prepare. m room; he knows Am excellent." my ways. Good-n friend. and rest: ' ‘ ." The Ian 0rd swayed before is too 800d". 00 the door and in? him forth. HO w althouzi‘a fur enouh' hung-.- 1...,‘u. mmf’ manta]: his ".Your “0:311? 1"“ “qua?" he. a 334' “1 1.3.2 met)“ 3 have a ways “‘1’” (. nun Inca one . of pelt 05 W” "Now where .A n b .nu vou b*35 if 1 may b LHat. sou n 8 "â€"‘Now. get: ng * so are“ your he‘s.“ ”\‘u but 01:}. Old "Br 11: your heist." , “What doe“ ' .. 3' to an scien e touaafi‘ I h' impoxtanm at. the pungent. than LS Concience tmar‘is ht} kmg. . A bottle was unc-orlml w‘th every cu“ cuzmtan ‘e oi 1e Pgenco, and the straw er’s uatrgis Lia-Led to tech the g t ‘ g {infused (tel ate periume that wm about. the room. He miseg'l hm 3.338 an! bsld it, lctweea himself and the fight: he 110. 33.1 it duterously inane-nth his tray the: he. sm'flei upon the host With imitati m i) his eves “fit than)" 9 mld, “:‘i'l for your'sofi. This. 11131.81 is “1.13. 011"? «ruminatnlate you man ‘ ta ta." He a (med an! set. down . «Km Iontentumx't rulng his 111»;- ”l‘Ixm‘hvut” he “em on, ' 0.9110113: would X had my cellar [ it. On: (he; not ah / ' " .a mints; one (Hank: an ‘ __ .‘ ut. it'he “Flaming. To lo a 18 to 0321: the x'vc'-'onin; ii a. doubtfu! gi"t in the guonhmt m" l'fle: but hate we onlv (02% ‘ EN: "0‘ the n'g‘1t. a‘rl pay, or try to , 13.1 :1) tin morning." 'l'ih»! Luml'mxi i>.i'xkefl at his guest ovs‘r ‘ th': rim oi hm 1112f amiwy (glass. A Zifa OT' murh connivia iiy hail mmewhat 1 {111301 the shurmlms of his: inloilm't. by ”19 i Meanings reacrhad him afowlyz. , Hum ha grzm‘mzl them tiw apchailfin was: swan, mamtogm the roar. ‘C‘h‘. 'Yln .a- k dil yd“ "\o nattt‘l‘ "And now, 33.11} t! 11‘ re smncthin‘: a!) \1 hIt you do hem, w \x hatwer bapgens he “Nothing." sud tha “You a ) 110111: 15.: T’ ”n1! up. a thth.l’ and drank thnir semis. i “Yoa’ro in a weary sorry “~56. my" friend.” ‘ ‘. "Maybe 80. and maybe not. Lord.‘ {how the world ppm mad Mart u. u o- amzm! And yet. sir. shay. don't in»- pmig with age, Jke “1m.”- 9 "l'm‘ork Chas swoud Dunno; 34, u shut ‘ho warmed mm ammo-uti'oa yet \ou talk but poor nausea. Uo 111m! tux-- lpmve. {onmmv ”We a") 3.».«3 ,our -‘ forth Dana. and think (:01 [or it. w hen |wo [grow (yd. W0 grow {0011B}! To H5 '1""“"‘1'v in is; 2.0. ‘g “31W; and. L0 .0\'() i3 sea. .Tha Iundiord drank ohedlently, this' tune :h‘a stranger on. y standing. “And who," said the .un'llord. "may ynu con- Eider her I,» ho. your worship?” “N43,. 1mm. drunk: to an ubstnv't beauty. out of uni.er3-.L; reVumnw for th» H6X,-â€"[0f tho tmuutifu, of the 80x. '10 “bum. in a .1 Quantum. wouxd you al‘imv the honor? "I'm moon and {on hard-pressed to mind such matwm, mt. Unoe [had an op lor “emu-:3; but now. they're ail hike to me." landlord “av w- w“. “v __ _" ___ nun “Nady 10115qu must; todn safe. u LU‘D fl 8 pLOI' smiled mad 3‘ SHAH} as ‘1 it; th-a iiundlord. 13f cmyLy (glass. A iifa in it)! ahal somewhat mlms of his intollcrt. 3d him s-Towly; by 1h?- . them Hm application 93 in the rear. L1 thy other, "ilet me , aUmt Churchs'm.-- as, why you stay here. us here." " ah p OD Lold 85 OW'D aLready knew, he took Lh to his «'onfidcnce. It segme a smutauon to him in its § a nodded at ins grey tower thh no 861133 of irreverence. , . _ “ -4. .nnn i118L dlsap‘ ol’ irreverence. , A thn wnsy of moon was J nearing; in that, fiat land oi g, .. rizons it seemed toLinger, passmgWIth l‘e-l’mttance from its station above 119‘ man affairs. The star?» weighed 111 their paw-ea, and a spring V abroad. The lm‘tp'hin’s guest walked fear of going astray. HIS instinct. ser‘i“ ' half an hours ds minutes to reach it, by reason dykes ho had to avoid or crqseg. and U30 enuro absence of any (1., way. . - . n ‘ i i _- .. ‘nilf QifinP. wall- Kt last he stood by a lmf tQDDed whh a few stragg. guy-flower. The light; sh curtained wmqu -at the way. 'At last he stood by a Low ston topped. wiih a few straggling heads Elly-flower. The light shone from a J curtained window at .' was not even ashadow on “ nd to suggest; what might be within: but It- was safe to conjecture that. - was there. and he a.-:-cordinzg;'y the light. on the mmnption that the some one was a. Lady. Then he worked his way cautiously round tothe front. of the house. ibere was no Right here; not even an upper window amt forth the si;.~'nn'.sosx~'eet. to lovers. Lie resied has handfora moment. on the gateJMt did not. Lift. the latwh. “Not now." he said to himseri; “her family, there is aéways a fami'y, might aek too many questions. Dear chili-d 1" He continued his Journey in the other side, which was back and silent as the front. Low farm-buidings stood at. some short ris~ tnnve from Ihepsnoo mhin(l,and from them came, now and again, the mund 0. horses moan: in their stalls, Lhe‘ stir of (thine in their straw, or tie. . w blent of a. ewe. it, was nil vmy' [.encefu; and sweet; zindzis ihc strong“ or yoked up at the 5L;\,râ€"f.evked Sky and hit-‘1: again at. the house. whiohlay near . himhetel. somehow, not. than: he was out. of prose, mu that, he was engagrd . upon an enterprise for whi 1h his pre- ‘x'umu cupcnenw had given imn no pre- cedcnt. uh. â€" UL , 116 310011 there for Mr; minutes. lost m wzret conioxmxlutmn of his own .n.:n.3e.s and the risk of faimme. So far its I'aiure wont, be (113913.3le L119. thought as quzavxl‘y as it came; it “43.5 A _ n... ....u mmlu to make dink thought as quzazlxhy as 1!; came; u, n...: succms thn was Aikely to make (UHF gurus. 1‘41. Sauce. he haul Spout all his .li'e in happy 0p;:ouii.ion to nearly exerjv memhe: 0.1m fumiiy. and [med tlstm um... thn imam on that account. hexgazgle best vintage warmed “nu-J.-â€" V» . now the lesson that. account. neumue ‘i ht, o. whanmcr the {11mm waslikeiy Lo ‘hrow Mrms his way. “I v» ondvr.” he thought, “whether I shou.d val! here now, or go away and come tuâ€" morrow. One newt knows in ste country places. Perhaps her futl'n-r'ss them; He's a very amiable fooL and amusmg. but now I don’t. want. him to amuw me." n ‘ __‘. At this point the bwzk. d and u {5er walked quinkiy yum (0 the static. Ba Q1 up and took a deep. int-3px: ‘llfs Sue heme-J.” be How good the gods are. wwk she. has!” A :.:-.wa choked and smuty hack. tibo wqre n .thJU ...... .â€" _ H anuiy hack. She wore a light gown o!" .uumc Sui. mueria; that male no «ound; a. band of white about, the Low new. 95%.: .md to throw a touch of Light .14) mto her face. The stranger lean- ed l'orward over the “and. “Sun," he cal-led softly. Sane paused. her head mused to Luten. the breath stayed. 11. um her Was. "£5116." he called. again. ‘he tame and made 8. sum or two (0-1 ward him. then paused again and 15'..- cned; at the third cauliug of her name, she picked up her skirts and ran to meet. the mine. "he stranger stretch- ed om. his hands and caught her in ; his arms. . . I “Lunoone. Sue," be said;“kiss me.” She put up her mouth. to him and kiss- ed bin “’th her what: heart. He hptd . her face. ixtween his hands and kissed 5 both tzgx‘ new} agd then her lips again. _-..-. -J “an" fur... “You mustn't," bho’said. “My broth- er would be angry. “I'm very sorry,’ he said. “but if Le 13, it will make no difference to me. is, it wi‘l make no differeu.;-e to mo. Pe haps you thought when 1 saw you up there in town that I was onzy play- ing. 1 mafly love you. Sue." “Of course you do,” she said; “if you Eadn'w I would never have kissed “No," he said. “I suppose you wouldn’t. But Iname down here to tell you how much Iloved you. and to ask ~. you to be my Wife." 8010 moved aste away from him. Bafore uhb camp bacg‘ the Dolghin‘s guest had had tune to forget t at there was angthmg else in the work! but the love t at had made him come to Churchsea. . ”I do lbve you." she said. "I do love you. an; to marry 1" She had her. arms about his nook and croonod the words softly. “I'm so young. Do you "Child." 110 the bad; door Opened. axed quinkiy ucrms the: LULB. Ba drew himself deep. inspiring breath. will" be nmrmured. gods are, and what. a. wiii '1 ask. him ttm girl came. to the ouvfore- what it means." , "Oh. I understand,” she whlspered‘. .. A man's voice from the house vuJed Sue." “lhzxt's my "Gad-night." . "That’s Mr. John le‘ler. is In One kiss.--good~night.” brother." she said. “Vivi“! it do to-morrow3: One night the town was thrown saw a state of; excitement over a robbery and murdér. The murderer was cap- tured aiwob't in the act, and the young I‘awyer was chosen to defend him. Prae- thtaily there, was no defence. howgver. am every one knew him to be guiht'y. He, was a stranger in town, a. man J '444" “AA mngm nld. with 8- face hard- ms every one knew him to m: Ha was a stranger in tow thirty odd years old, with a. f encd by dissipation. and disl a week's growth of whiskers. 1.1143 law “as not mom of the second. day beforefih: tinm‘i six «amt; oncr was standing reroiuz sentence. ‘ ,‘_:â€"..- ‘n “2"" revoke senLence. . ,_ ‘ “qu't‘. you anythmg to say why 36“ tenve Sihflfdud HOL be proupuxwed “[1011 you 'I" asked the judga. ELM/61‘ “16 [21‘9" ."uninaries were over. . ‘ “I have. your honor, 1f youflre t0 Dl‘ormuxme that sentence." repxmd the ' ' ” he added. half- !Ll‘iHlblléf. “,AL leafit‘, , - 1.1-1.. ihn‘fl. 113‘_ “MO..- One night the town was Lllluvvu u.-- . ' I’resrdcnt Pumps, of Uxmrd us 1 state of. excitemnt over a robbary ‘ m1 murdé’r. The murderer WM tap- mg a WV? “‘4‘ ‘3‘“ to 5*" that.‘ bridge does- not, munopoiiza the :u. ugus promised by SJBdOW’. ued almost in the act, and the young LOOK UU‘L‘ LL04 LA GIUPPE ' fend him. Prae- was no defence, howgver. 5 every one knew him to be gui‘nty. The» medical prone Warns the { H43 was a stranger in town. a man ugliest a yrni,au'e occurrence < hirty Odd 3'63“ Old: With 9' [are bard- fLuenza. For months past mm “Ed by dissipatian. and disguised h3;¢:.z;~;~e has lmn ragmg in ween: L week's growth of. whiskers. Inihose ‘, in than digtrict of Mcry Tur'gcstm .imm 1116 law “as not. slow. and W.- number 0; humus L5 Imus-11¢.» second day “‘9 Pr‘3'=a.thouglx there are :eucr neat” UWJh‘L judge tolformcrly, Um: v.ru 9/1106 0: the c; L‘ez‘oive sentence. q . ‘10 is said to news Increased mm to say why Bcn'Hu..:s¢-xw’ "Ink: Latest reports 5‘.” “Hm-JP. you anything , mud nub be pronounced upon! ‘ " , '_ Lu Jttwk u. .111 mama «rues Len-cc sh ‘ "war the we.» ircaults, sum as mun. alwtuhs six (Yo-Jock of the war was stunting bef 3104?" asked the judge; in uunlnaxnes were over. . “l have, your honar, 1f ymrare to Dl‘onivumm that sentence." reprwd the prus‘uuer. “AL Eeast." he. added. half- ‘ . .. apomgetic ' ' sable that. 11:1- .i‘ or the (Ltd. was an as 'uULLJ . .. ',-' 1 ‘ V - . der tho elrcmnstcan'cwg you, uncut. L Unrveraty 0“ LLrimm 18 mar. care be pronomwe 1L. ’ :11 wk ‘ts am 1‘ g. ._ Iv ' ‘ - dâ€" ' ll tlb‘n U; ltmlq‘p Hm corungex for the defence here mo H) . j‘ .. L . terpwed to warn the pr'uwuer that. he dmm ‘0' Wll- ““416 «‘~ hear~35 uM Jan: 1'). ha: x3501:d thus “6.! ' ‘ lecturar an ( was acting irregmarly. but. grravey INT "6‘1 gm“ the matter l132'vaer senor“ zmu let to him. er 3* ‘ some pl‘HHODI" . . .. ,.-. 3-. .. ., ,, , tinn of the truth affixed his \oi'gggat‘“? ebM'f‘W- on 9”" “H“ i" that moment. for when he turned aswin Muss .uarnsun has pew a nr , " . meted and cx- cuntrt...,ut,-J-r Lu waguzxnu .xumtu mm Imagined “mks on ureeu 53x: “on the m ' ‘ge. \ L K'Vu' 1110 um" prisoner, wutnmu u, qua”- -_ ' -‘ _, be you; only 00 [19 got no farther. The father's, hurt tad him the words were ”110.: um. heart that. had grown 0.11 Micro «is Limo through sorrow at the deeds 0'? the son of whose doings be bad :41.er known nothing. It was the .' finished 3326;11:ng the judge’s [t was the .2131. suu: would [Km 1'. Be fore t finished speaking the . f0)",va.rd upon the desk I Tm: «on mus». (he. but. 1 . enable sentence. : ”he what's» community combined to: hide the truth from the aged motlzarfl She knew that her h'usshmud had d‘mi suddenly when almt to pronounm sen-- hence on a criminal; but; with the identity of that criminai; she. was new; made mrquninted. Wnih tender on : tried to x 1'9 her further ow months Later, her husband. sh: d the pathet'w story of there has {or a long. time exwpeu u ' ‘ ' lrom the fibre 01 , us stone from the ' “no.3, Which, by some gamut of so durable a. nature t.'. wears out. This is probably the ori- [ gin of the idea. of producing spumglass dress lengths. The. glarscloth is; ihx'mvn in the. fire when dirty. “he aghast/vs hy which it iq rendered at). s:~.lutely cleanâ€"”purified by fire." as it. were-01“ it“ slightly smiled, is simply ‘brushOd with ahardl‘rush and soap lane! wntPr T'he mater?!“ is} to be! no: _ _....I. “n" and. a m what is unperv i003 A FATHER‘S SORROW. and. watpr The m: had 11) wlute, green yonov, and bids fa? fashionable .‘u‘: 0V3! Thu lovers of Cores are in (los:~a'r; no weddings have. been permitted for the past twelw. months.‘ The reason for this unhappy stat? of affairs is that the king still ‘mourns ! for his murdered queen. . Although she has now bean dead for over a year. the state funeral has not yet been ordered. for the king cannot hear to think of her as lying under the coldsart‘h. ' Etiquette ordains that while a 90v- ereignn remains unburied no marriages shall be allowed; therefore, the um- happy 10mm of Cores are mourning as mush as their king. Mrs. Churchâ€"I believe that new but of Mrs. Pughe's hm turned her head. Churchâ€"Not nearly so math u it hcs other wgmen'n. (TovBe Continued.) Emopew manuf‘azzturer is turn- lwadgnar for out a novel kind. oi an'a wear. They are composed oi sâ€"cloth. and have. the same. shim- zmd brilliancy of color a; silk what is of greater advantage, impervious to water. in Russia 1 you .be kind enough to exw ' he stud. and his eyes 8'- 41'th " reswmled the -' vex 0:. the ' ouJy CLOTH MADE OI!‘ GL “'.I‘I1FBE'LT. COME A DAY" RUBBER NECKS. .1 a. har¢1.!‘1‘l15u mm may The matnfial is to he a: green. mac. pink and bids fair to bevome very in: evening dresses. she asked . Ills Son I" WHAT IS BEING b‘AID AND 9038 m IHE WORLD’S MEIRL‘POLIS. Elrlr Ila-uni .rom 55ml «~ Ian-wen 3:; HM Indian (‘rlrkvh r -â€" Lon-dunk “Z‘Q‘T‘HI .. mm final of 1. Falling: Painter. Vanity Fair. commenting Upon Um joy experienced by the Ditches! 0! act heir to the B‘dnue'un auto. (My: ; “Consuelo, Whfl Ill-.8 been mereiy I)” 12v! head with (height since the {war was removed of Lady Randolph Churchm'n ‘Svn succeeding to tuna dukedum. is '24»- 'Ld1y recovering. and the bunny is mak- ing as much fuss as chuugu an heir huh been born to we throne. They Laue care that everything is put to tho papars.” There is wide. interest among mm- m at Sandm*'s offers to train the Cambridge crew (or the boat raw 0! 1898, with. Oxford and to back them to Win. Sandow insists that the, old meth- oda of dieting. living up cu hard and fast rules and not smoking is "Viv-nit. n [I 61196“va y“..- _ Astor W? a a mama: m We ht.) womb Wuu that trophy. 1h- 'l‘cugraxyn adds Lhtlt 50mg 2... he ma captqm at his boat 0..“ lo the ltlvnlwim Exhale in; (km ensuing ”mun. . 'l‘dla' Lumwr; Uc‘ UtuCK 'lbv remuxabxs extent 0. ct crane but: [man eauen- farewe.} ban4uet gum: W. n. j 1.24.11de UL) popufiar mum at Camiaguge. un Um ova #uu n.-â€"-..,___ - 'lhe, remrxabLe eant 0. the «fish 9!. came hut: [mun 8i eu-xo in «3.0 fare/wed (“4“th gum: t ‘ j hpmdhi tha 90pm“ when! animator. at usmmmge. on thfl ova m. ‘ {nurture un a cr‘ckctmg, twr Lo Aus- a.rJ.;i.u. The 15ve hundred guuts 3,125- mnt tncuuioa the Mayor. afaormen and 00-50.36 (bums,- .‘.m1 when the l’rlnaa rc- tired to big; bowl. tna vast cmmdo. of people unmixed lmncalfu has vin- dow called him out and heated him to the «sch». â€"-- V‘AD-l‘t'f“ SAN'DOW AS A TRAINER. When Madame de Navarro 1M nry An- dersom) rwnspeared in semimuhm at; a village: concert given for chatty, ab Broadway, her \Voweatershire retreat; she met with the greatest success hub in spite of the pressure brought to bear upon her. the Amuimn actress still insists that she I?! no thought of returning to public i e. . ‘1‘ .vvâ€". nun-" The French newspapers note with much satisfaction that the German military autharitie. ' are so exercised at the progress m by the French military bicyclistq _t-1_mt may. are tr‘aiuo insâ€"ifixâ€"ormous wot! hounds-to attack militant fieldmen, Th5 paws nut-rt that dauy on tho outskirta 9f Ratli- wall hounds! are trained be who dum- mien in French with-m. wine...“ In" coon perched on Haydn. , when). are imwr beams the v.1‘u paw oi the cit 0 have increased ruthsr "Ihfl iuwat reports snm' : 0; m1“ usual £81.63 51 um as heart. alw'LMfi, of Oxford is keep- ut to see that. 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Bundlps nf phper lengt ns hu‘n‘ and. three or fan he make :‘sz bamboo somo'flmea (our sma‘lar apiints‘ than lashing ~him soc Mmbm M'ithes on! length. Generally found *0 M qufir‘h‘fl‘ 1h“ serpent is wry' In tn the extra hnmhna for rear wrcms LL10! I? wh'snh b ix futir'wd b not mrriexh an AV“. amount. .of protest t which Jim in the mannerind wricm'on fort'to semi». But. I ‘m dawn. finishing 1 forcing his up 1' in an»! tying-the wn (at! in did) a war that 1138:, After a” the ‘v 44â€"4-: -...1 4:4 Eigrr‘wvifewa“ in ma!!! Prohibétionists “1i?! wafixmafimn of thé princp‘es affordei which ham (man no": '0 SH :- Brill... W'V'W‘N Draft 8 In PRUM [~51 NG SUG GEST!VE