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a enn ct Re ie ae ~ es a a rem oe a THE w EVENING w WORLD'S # HOME # MAGAZINE. wt By Roy L. McCardell. Dorothy Dix Illustrated by» GENE CARR. The Most Famous Woman Hunrorist in Anier- ica, Writes for The Evening World. ‘THURSDAY EVENING, “MARCH 24, 1904. Mrs. Nagg and Mr. — You Would Think the Bright Spring Weather Would Make Him Appreciate Her Happy Dis- position; but, Oh, It Only Makes Him Snap at Her Worse than Ever |! Home-Dressmaking, — ~.-.-- By Mme, Judice. es : Reaearty Shikewaist If you wish advice concerning HAVE three yards and three-quar-| $new gowns or the making-over of ters of black silk veiling, 15 inches| 3old ones, if you wish advice concern- wide, in one piece. What could I! fing home dressmaking, write to Loaded LB. | $Mme. Judice, Evening. World, Pullt- fou can make a very dainty walst Billdiag. New York Clty,” and We the tilustration by combining| }2¢% Building, New York City,” ant velling with black or ecru lace| {She will give it to you In this columm. ent The Fable of the Cured Career, . F-upon a time there was af worthy and industrious young man who d the Misfo.tune to discover, ere the Honeymoon had waned, tat he was Warming an Unappreciated ty surpet for he wne entry have thonght of ae: | Domestic Pet for his} and when he perceived what Was up against, he thought that he li the Willles. Ha,” he cried, as it soaked in on him It was a real and not a false » “LT see now why so many Mas-| uline Creatures swear off from Matri- mony, and {t's Nover Again with me, for I do not care to Toy with, anything that leaves such a Dark Brdwn Taste , of Regret i your mouth. It is true ‘I| attractive to you-than a Career you am a dead game Sport, and I shall not| will nnd that your old Job is open: to scream about my Draw in the Lottery:| you.’ wk but what gets past me ts how I butted| with that the woman packed’ her into all this trouble without knowing it.|dress-suit case and hiked out th pursuit for had T-suspected that I was marry-|of Fame, but to her Amazement, when log a Superior Creature who was All! ghie got outside of her Neighborhood she |, wild horses could not have dragged) round out that nobody had ever read Voximple and u wh Hd ne! such fm there any other color I could have! {ft dyed? It is a dark red. Skirt is] mada with two flowunces, about si inches wide and trimmed with braid. As T have a number of separate skirts | and two ordinary black sults, would you advise me to get a ault or a good separate cloth coat—covert for instance? c. BE. B. Your dark red skirt will dye a shade of plum orn deep violet, now so popu- lar, I would advise an’ entire mult of tan covert cloth. This will not only | give you a full sult, which is always 11 / fool taste, but the advantage of a! Separate Jacket that can be worn with any kind of odd skirt. Old-Fashioned Colors. Dear Mme. Judice: . | [ Inclosed sample of my dress an old-fashioned color, and what kind | WAIST OF VEILING WITH LACE ‘ i of trimmmg could I use to make Cay ae PROERT IONE DESIGNEDIFORIE AB! |i cneigiamnnt aad moan Cea iisere eee her Lovely Obituary Verses, nor @id iddeaced eck c wediven bicnde lowever, the Inconspicuous role of| they fall over each other to peruse tuserting. This will give you plenty of w yeaa ~l a Tea the Husband who is merely Tojerated| these Literary Gems. ‘ Material, as your:amount of velling 13! 411 oia-tashioned colors and materials GENE Case because he Pays the Bills while a lot of]: , Nay, Patiline,” said the Bditors y . Sine uated owing to its narrow | aro in vogue thie mearon. nnd, sour Long-Hnired Angoras camp on his par-lwith one voice, “forget, tt, cut={t out} width. This is also a good design for | shaded plum brocade ts not an excen- 7 ——— > _ jy [lor chadrs and drink his Mizz does not| this is not the factory where they buy Ungerie biouse of white or pale blue! Yon. A fancy mixed silk braid on the ‘Oh, Mr. Nagg, why do you grab the poor brute so hard? Be gentle with him! * © ® Brother Willie had the preSence of mind to climb a tree. Appeal to me, so it's me to give my wife| Canned Soups picid ho Tented wt same tone or a binok will trim # nive- 1 ‘on could have blas bands ZN ie never ask me to go anywhere. me see now, Yo talking about "Let us go home! Ob, Mr. Nagg. carry you to a place of safety, Look|* Jolt that will wake her tip from her] Nor was she more successful when shp Datiste and Valenciennes inserting. hair, Tf how quick Brother Wille waa to act. |"ePe dream, for I opine that she 1s|triod to break into the Theatrical. Pro- 1 wi taffeta elk in a darker shade. 4 where, when you, let ma get one bren To Clean Corduroy. Of course, I would not suggest | your not taking me 4 Huet fh ape < iFuaieat To Make Up Plaid Suit. your spending any moncy on me, | Mterrupted me by casting your slurs at] sit in the house day after day and I| He knew the right thing to do, He Lai otha her talents and that her! fession, for, although she told the Man- WAT ts the best way to clean a} Dear Mme. Judlee Mr. Nagg; that would be too presump- j little brother Witie. should be out in the fresh alr. and when | climbed the tree and halooed ‘Shoo'* ie ne 1 is to perform upon the Cook-} agers she would be willing to Begin as 's white corduroy cont? INDLY ndvise me whether the in-| ‘Us on my part. “Why don't you offer to walk out Into} [ do go our you snarl and row and ‘hat is no way to shoo a horse, you ones ove instead of upon the Lyre.’ Jullet, they merely gave her the Happy a “Just because you have bought thea-{the park? It is a beautiful day, That] fault-find and want to go back be-| say? Oh, Mr. Nage. how can you stop| Thereupon he approached his wite,| toot, TRY - RoW elgsed AAGip lea wie do ntor: A LsUlt Li and, assuming a Resigned Expression, d Scour tt with gasoline on a table with or shirt-waist sult, and how to| [Fé tickets for my poor mamma, my |wili not be spending any money cause you xee me going on quiet and} to Jest at us at such a time when Bro- |? he iz fG axp | “Chase it,” they éried. "You will @ soft thick brusi, or Immerse! it en. | make it. T have + yards 42 Inches wide, | ttle brother Willie and myself a few| “Mamma will go along with us, and} happy ,and not saying a word, but| ther Willie hus saved all our lives? SOE cy Nave 20 ALIA ews Coben CEE Gtrely tna tun of gasoline and wasn | Am eighteen years olf, 6 feet T inches | times this week you marl at the ex-|mo will brother Willle, Of course breathing in the beautiful ozone and] “Why did you xeck to detain the A oe ed you to Hitch up with} rooxs, Expression, Voice, Feeling; Tem- 4 with the hands. Do not wring out, as| {ill with 26 bust and am rather stout, | Pens: Wouldn't suggest our getting a carriage,| toning up my system, which Is nil] horse? | Ho isn't your horse, Perliape|me in Double Harness I thought that) perament and Intelligence beforei you Be crunhae thercardiccs Oras in aan JHB. ou didn't snarl? Oh, how can you]Oh, no, I wouldn't ride in a carriage| tun down, If you will get my doctor you want NN ae might we ean 0 tad era and that We} would be fit for even a Thinking Part ie cela eoathangee to are ee He Your gray and white plaid with a blue} %*F that? Why, I asked you If you!now. But do so long for a brisk walk.| to tell vou the truth you would be] ,oriq Wer appenrance of evil, You saw | Dull well together, but I now on the Stage, and if you imagine that Gre while cleaning for teat ef cao {ine tias too large a pattern or block | Were Solng and you said times were too] “What are you hurrying for? You| astounded. He knows the condition ‘ous horse, and instead | Perceive that you have Outclassed me} 15, have any Histrionic Ability you fo) wet sige ng for fear of com-| | make up well in a tailored uit. | MAFd to buy four $ tickets; didn’t you} want to walk me to denth, First you|of my nerves and he advices a making F ihe seiile Fate destined you fora Stako) pave unother Guess coming to spu,"" lon with: the gasoline. Even a shirt-waist sult muat have very |"*¥,that? Yes, you did! Be a man and loitering and lagging on behind,| keep quiet and warns mo against ex- |i 19 | yeaa to do; | inner: shall always remain a mere) srnia,’* said the woman, who ‘waa in A Red Serge to Dye. few gorex and seams. A plain round | @on't deny itt are walking jike as if you|cltement. And what is the result?/yeach oat in your panic and grab Dray: Horse. Under the clroumatancea! satis 'w senalble creatine: ‘a whens Dear Mme. Judice: are ee or PL eatet tO oeereepttg | “Ah, you do not know how you! joing it for a prize. Why, you do nothing bu: row with me] horse and trv to make tt bite ue. | To ot feel that tt would be right t0]7° put my ereight for Home, for 1 pet- HAVE a red serge dress with long|in yoke and plaitings, Is best you | Wounded little brother Willle's feelings. was there ever such a contrary {all day long. 1 am disposed to be] ca hive’ we ill disgraced.” In It Be-| faye YOu Ut tO ties and Af you wil! [celve 1 am ono of those Near-Gentuses skirt, which Ix pertetly fond, but} can ndd w silk piping of the pale blue |He was so anxious to go wien ho aw| ian: You seo mo sitting comfortably light-hearted and quict and happy. Wit] Muse you think the horse might rua |take my Ip res earch who are only good to abiine i Amateur I would lke to have it made over| Shale i Ee etock olla and Sorte | Vaudeville Theatre’ on the tickets.|in the house, You know that this| even to-day you see tam looking weak] away some time again and Kail us all: [of a Faster Track than ine pamlly Clr | Performances, and who never, find out MAN TayEa) Ashi navel wo) tinele-skicta |e : cums) But after your cruel remark when hej damp ind the damp ground will] And tired and you drag me out In tha] or mre vou due xletim of epteman ts, j cls Lint one where you Wwilfiave an op-lwnat Skates they” are ntl they enter ~ at wot to the playhouse and found it was|_make me sick, That's why you bring] damp alr with thin-soled rhoes on, |For name. Ah MARE! Wi) Men outa: you | portunity to show your Speed and En-lthe Raco with Real ‘Talent.” - Bernard Shaw's ‘Candida,’ and that It}me out Mr. Nag, that's why you] “Qh. Mr. Nagg, here comes a runn- to take It from them? Gurance: ‘So saying she telegraphed her Baby 2 rhat| th policeman, but T] yon are right.” replied the owife. Was not a vaudeville show, as he had] tring my sear old. mother and Httlo] Way horse! Where shall we go? What] “Oh, here comes a policeman, OY I if -!for a return ticket, and, as over, after H expected, he offered to go home and} brother Willie out shall we do? Save me! Save Brother | will not betray you. Mr Naeg. il)vand I fear I should be committing alshe was consumed with Admiration for venin or eset pave oN Ih wile Willie! you are shalcing with neryousness, Sin to devote My Talents to making a|her Husband, because he coukl do some- % |tell you and let you have his eeat H] “No, 1 will not turn back 1 wii] Willie! Save dear mamm jook how brave Brother Wille. ts. How Teed Vhtea ned contortanic, [TINE Well onouen tbe haut ioe tel Bn + $ you would give him a dollar for iis} go on now 1 1 drop. Stmply be “Look out! Oh, Mr. ‘Nagg, why dol gallantly he acted. If ated sf) ete mere Husband happy: an gon rca He. }they lived in great Peace and Hap) 4 asnion ints Ucket, so he could go to the Dewey] cause 1 a0 Ing and go with yor] Sou grab the poor brute #o hard? Be) the newspapers I hope we may be able gg while I shall tate to leave you I ines," i ‘ ° Theatr everswiere without a protest you im-| gentle with him! Sec, vou are hurting] to keep Jn thn acvuhl Of Miniastriciean | feel it my Duty to go, Hair. of m Cares te foot tee the BNE ee ml a ae “The moot boy is so patriotic. He tsi poss on me in this way his mouth! Brother Willle would not} you ‘veted in grabbing hold” of, ie Ds not rentlen it,” replied the maniland that there Is no cure for Unappre: ae i Patterns by May Manton, so infatuated with the careers of our] ‘i asked you to go for a walk In the|act so rude with @ poor horse. horsey bridle and holding on tilt 3 t af tha time ever comes elated Genlus like trying to Market les = js great naval heroes that he always goes| park, you say? That's right, blame] “Hrother Willle had the presence of agarly wrenched the poor brute’s 30W) Three Square Meals a Day look more} Wares. DOROTHY DIX ¥ roe to the theatre that’s called the Dewey. | me for everything. Blame me If 1 take| mind to climb a tree, But look at you] %y oo) now gentle brother Willle was manana Isn't It something to be proud of to} cold. My ® are so thin that can [You grab the big plunging brute by the] to the poor scared animal. 4a. AMUS' AMUSEMENTS. 4 have a little brother only twenty-six} feel the ecld and damp through them.] bridle and try to make it step on us i eh tlis the Society nais| The Grandest Show Ever Projected | © i who 1 80 patriotic as that? T should be bed. But have|and tramp us to death, HAR Aa ea MADISON SQ. GARDEN. | EMPIRE ™®: TRE Wy eay wnleats| “But do you appreciate him? No! | your own way, me through the ‘oward! y save yourself youl oy) why did you drag me aut in thel every Atiernoon at 2 Evenings at 8 o'Clock, | | Augustus Thon THE OTHER GIRL “What was I talking about? Oh, let! damp and cold to my death. would grab the horse that he mightl park to make a show of us Beat Cad | ‘ ee a ee eee eat ee | MRM 0, | i / A f a Greatest Show on Earth | | THE (SL FROM KiY's H 3a Hours of Costinuous Thrilling Perform | | NAT WS iway a || Woven on Fate’s Loom. By Gharles w | ges Seamer ALE | i ° J THE GORGEOUS DELRI DURBBR, ||... a2,*et tm 100 Circus Acts by 200 Artists, | ‘By ERYMAN. } alm 4 which fe was bending, Mr, de Jer-| Ancilotti, the Modern Ariel, || fi Theatre. 4th et. way & 6 Cease Sy ceree Monee os | LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM. cinta Mea ae eet | m tat ia crc acta evan | | MINI i as gt uy a: ‘ie | land in a voice harsh and cold, strain- | . CRE pare LOOPING THE GAP, | |HEN Rruoroses STNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER: __Preceded_by Nislives a way and Mtn eh * Mate Weds Sab, eanor Robson wisRELY ch 2S_Souvenive. ? George de Jersey's Infant daughter te to the Kivat de Jersey estates, Harv orae's vounger brother. covets the estate his own little son. He trtes to Incarcer mn_and to Kill but Georme. learning of his pprars, taking nis daughter Harold forges proof that father dauehter have died [er ae Cite ita affad8t| Volo, the Wizard Volitant,| | aii miss? th ore, Wheeling Down a Precipltous Incline, with | Turning pale, re de Jersey w: Stupendous Leap, to spenk, when his father, not noticed his sudden palle woted a word of Solo & Chico,the Marvellous Unicyctists | | 1010t ‘Time m1 Descending @ Steep Ladder in a Carrying Act Race Track and Aerial Rings, 3S Enelays ‘dof he mystery of my his daughter to a ere ife and sorrow that you qu Hlephanta, Cages of |W her to, m_gtacer . ip’ thes World "| ARBIRE ‘Pent yearn inter Ee Mother, tupenaous' Homan | GARRICK " Etter" nas “onrtntened™ alte. A, “mvaterioun replied the other, 11" K..M: Boor upen wt i and TP. At | Katherine Kennedy i nat elthe sei ONG, , Saami box seats. || WH BNIETIE: in THE Ap RATRE. 27th xt. S15, Mats To-Day & Sat, CHARLE RYAN light, driven by my sense re quent visite. Econ 4 : i | GARDEN, AUMysterious) Stranger: hich, with my pride, TE iw ‘ O# Wo” © reply from Daisy to his plea for my father.” ts are now wld for nest |, POMCUISELLE S"" pHOMPsON love. AWitly nis head. thrawn back Son and night! excent the |” ~ = see A eyes 8) . the are «i nt sections. 50 q He turned and opened | tosnlgii wis 8 atelieing contrast w. the nee { IQ To-day, 25, Sd¢ : door. | vne Who pleaded on his knees some time { To-night. Ren, 75¢ i back for the reason of hia fathers : a Then With a long look he stepped out,| ‘ Area IN , ; « | Jerncy bowed ateruts J NpAllley 5 McAVOY } 1 it, Clare he sald, sh clits his Ti 3 fe 4 FIR. de, 4 with Te habit reserve un ‘ Hl istening, First, perhaps, you will tell oth Ave J THE LOST PARADISE, : me what secret busines® draws you from oat huous Vaudeville, 1 home “My home!” repeated the youth in a sad und then, aloud: “It ts of that ovsiness Towould sneak, «it he suld; then suddenly tooking dawn. his t Dlushingly rediy, he satd, in a tusky vole: “Father, be generous, 7 um in lov A light, almost demoniacal, sprang up in Harold wit { {BIN St) BUSY ez y co iley 72 TOBth St,“ Shias That Pass in the: Nig” but before he could close the door 2, tiny trémbling hand caught lim, a sob-, a bing voice breathed “Clare,” and he was > back. | : } \\\ j ‘Then, atralning her to his heart, pil-| i Na So UE DW lowing her beautiful head upon his) =. Pe ium ear brenat, kissing her sweet face and strok-| Ssesr rs: 4 ala a ihe eta ing her golden hair, he murmured | PA ip a oP , tell me, what does! Rie Vaudeville Daily. SEATS ON SALE et x BOX OFFICES OPE ' WAY {lt St. & Broadway, F Tnveev's deenset oven NEW AMSTERDAM ,.., face fal Ma Wed 4 tut, “OMIC_OPERA— THE YANKEE CONS And the girl whispered back: «| And the little word rose and pose un It “echoed to the star-angel fn heaven that wept with joy to hear it On Monday Clare got through bis | calculations and correspondence as yell Ar) ROGUE ote UNG as his condition of mind would alow hee BSE AGU ke Lovetta, ¥ | a fe - GS \ ; > ° him, ‘ a mera cena agr ies alla Say Gil 0. ADE'S a) bE Voile Costume twwith Fancy Braid. Hfe win Jovetnnd up in the akan) An, ats eve vod are my clldren| agua are sau following me h Telephone UNTY CHAIRMAN sss « alah é t Interior | WALLACK’S c%.8s crs. PASTOR'S. © and Havel Martner) a th dan! ot iH ina world of soft. bright golden lair. | 011 1 IRAE as a al hot following “you nught aces aN HIB voile gown shows the materi in amepliyst color with trimming of fancy inhabited by angels—yclept Daixy—and | «ne gave Daisy his usual kiss. ‘Did | s ody replied “the bee gar, in vii inthe nt I braid and of velvet dotted with French knots, and is combined with a}it was with a feeling: of bewilderment | ¥0it see my new sssisfant, Clare?” Volee extremely uniike the usual mendl- ys ems | MAdESTIC tf, Fs (GRAPEWIN Satcttio aes ‘The blouse is one of the new ones with a cape-| he left the quiet office and sailed into satd Clare, “I know him, 90) SMUG What good?” auld Clare | : oti | VAUDEVILLE | re front that are overind with row of| te sect is Me stands am the comer gr Rama nak gona’ walt Clare 1D sastalted by the W ZARD of 02 feONE: erase cian 21:8 yards 44 nome with a new and more intenss| sioner vf hern sonata fall, and tim 'without snother word Mew York Telephone Company MURRAY iit: boxy on t before. ‘Oh, im he, aald old Dan. Thats} turned swiftly away aot are the best, hi ' came ta here! Clare looked after him for a yt i) hh Telanc Shin fathers house “*" *" 9 Bffigtent maintenance, The Charity Ball... tiny yoke of c: {lke bertha and two box plaits at the c braid, and the triple skirt mal terial for mediurs six Inches wide, with 3-8 f the late: A vards at, 4 1-2 yards yoke; for skirt 8 varde rds 2) nicasure than ho had ever or 5 yards wide for) He was guarding his ow RICAN i OUT OF THE | "Donnelly Stock funny, now, isn't itt 1 PPG ed yards 44: Inchog: wile, with’s ‘it d vit cata | {UH aflernoon and asked df he might | then Bed the 4 foundation, Tlouse pattern No. for i > and 40 inch bust mensure bah "T don’t se my BeRESe to-night ; fad lhe ullowed.to put the siutters up and the door : Hause, - NM be mailed fort0 cents, Skirt pattern No. 4,08 fe ‘ waist] Daisy, plttingly, ax they passed thefdo oiher odd jobs. Well, L knowl am he old man, whose duty It seemed IRCLE" - ‘ ' r d tg 1 sting old. simpleton-not, perhaps, |to be to guard’ the seldom-opened Hor fy OF aN +A Setet o' De Jersey xe t lly posted. land 1 said he might, Satary,” added ! the vice, and was about NEW YORK TELEPHONE Oo. | i NNER CaN en ned Manstela jy Reperc: Ktzer Building, New York City.” unt a amen er tenet or 1: he has taken a hollday, per-fotd pan, “half a crown a week, dinner $5 pase ts his u le Tere the hellias 16 Dey St. 220 W. 124th che Nt se . + | haps,’ said Clare. and tea , i silentiy, but stopped nim and} i tse Siena. ane We i28 K 1 Cn ya asin | LADIES 4 VT ro-D AY INGENIOUS BIRDS. |, A RUSSIAN. PASSWORD Meyer caine. tn ight of the iouse,| A, fepotution, whatever tt migne be atked Win If (bar withhn, E. 450th at. Se ee GOTiTAM fiGue LIES Go HE crows of the Orient dre sald to | eiey saw Dale's beggar pitting up| sevimed We haunt Glare, for it nights past,” replied the old man, “and ~ es | ROBERTSON — ELLIOTT — HAMLE TaD cia satae: [Gbneeeis BUR? TE Qing He ne oun oa ot inled Hifght 1s Alex: (the shutters, Clare: ittered an ox: Park Ee etna line Nnae walk ine AMUSEMENTS. pee LI ry Taal ay fy Wet adey.w told'or api Y yi ; elamatian of surprise, aud Daley i sie up tho broad staircase, knocked] @ PETEP@ ua = PERT GAN A f e g Y ; Ay? 2 ebuntry,, ‘The’ story 1s told ‘of 4 palr of | androvitchykopfostovakydragoviteh. Let | SAEMIGT 0 an how he chanced Ore AUP Per ve girl, “Going {at the door of the dirk muds’. which ‘snd (BEST SHOW + THE NINBTY & NINK/ DEWEY. DAINTY DUCHESS Co grows in Bombay that robbed an op- no man pass without It Rees de eG aii ho one dared ‘open when It omher was Bway, | Prices. 23¢, and st SRR ae | ARLE pacer Heian of spectacle frames, entering his; “Yes. leutenant, But it Is a bitter | to be there, oom repeatedly for that purpose! | Cold night.” i bree birds carried off eighty-four spec. “What of that?” : facile frames of gold, silver and ste!,:| “fhe man who gives the password 1s which were so ingeniously woven to- | !iKely to freeze to deatli before he fin- {n,thelx nost that it was q verit- | Ishes |" “Happened, Daisy? Well. nothing. | Wt Tam ont" thoughaful to-night, thinking |, N=Fof you dnd our love. and foreing my- | Cli ‘ort I know | must make vm CASTORIA AT HURTIG & SEAMON’S MAK iNe 4 ’ RIG & at. ~WAREBL WRINDEY. naro & Rally "Come in,” sald his father's votce, and ed. up from a mass of papers ‘The beggar. who had a patch of eye and a low cap that half Gealed his forehead, sald ina low voice! gue to mec that trembled, perhaps with gratitude, mart Re uA that Mr. Nickelboy had engaged him}. )00 0 Mh ft to put up the shutters and help abont|ing himself that night Daily Mac« 1. Haines & ow Milwete ‘Others ioront V's Ate OF PRINGESS te Century Players ey Much Ado About Nothing Rowers, o'r Carpal METROPOLIS. ude Wits reat Gs QUINCY ADAMS SAWYE i “it is for the Czar, work of art. Perr eect 2 M3 the “place fn! various ways, fixing @xttO ert a Ben ee Wf age cnies atugh Ado. About N ‘ Museum of padi Heutenant."" — Cleveland, Plain uncovered “eye on Clare instead. of had spoken of, the walled nied: in Tor Infante and Children, 7 ARIEC: A Su AE Tir Say Sat Mat, Mattie of the Bi | 3),ANiole, Thy RORN 1 THE MEO : ain with an expression which was} the direction of the square, and was hilds Matinee ri 2 a oh re INESE HONEYMOON. | LYRIC <Jsivict. Wilton Lackayo ee IN EASTERN WATERS, re sO eupled with his own (houghts that aan eee too intent on Dai |Z, jean not una within ‘sient oc tice | The Kind You Have Always Bought “Clare, who was jar @ became consclous to notice the iook, held out alxpencel that footatens. were {ollawing. aS to the man when he had finished, and an. attack, "Pe fe - " m came ce to with .@, few kihd words foljowed Daisy whom he had met once AR. SOT. Math — I Cr BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS,

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