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it Sag With en. By Rita A! Kelley. No. 6.—Preparing Deli- cacies for the sig INOOCTING diltonctes for the thei appeals to some women, It te 9 fine art in the business Rae & sort of graduate course ‘all the essentials of every-day mix- | tures {9 mastered, It requires, a wider anomledge of mol cooking. cet nd Se ae 6 more t! ey ture been able to-seoure of broths, Jel- ia work, as there almpler cooking, The ex: ‘changes are! thé woman's beat ‘friend ‘fp this care) though many amejl and exoluslye shops use the jellley, creme do mente and mignonette made by thet fegular contributors, ‘The beat way to begin ts to take a @ay for making the reunds of the Shops ard exchanges, learning Just ‘what ' their’ present noeds are, and If they require any further help, ‘The market for these products vary so,’ aa ‘Well as the supplies, that nothing defl- nite cap, be learned except by personal m. A new holper may be Needed at any time, As in other products in the oullnary Une, samples will be required at first to establish one’s claim to belng an expert, Nothing but the vory best of | Moaterials aro used in these delicacies. One must hold ono’s eelf in readiness to @upply thent\at short notice. Never, ‘by any chance, lapse from the stand- @ra of excellence, The vaiie of these delicacies le as much in the careful- Hew uf preparatioa as in the materials bined. ‘ean iii good most satisfactory, way of ‘ ) H trea it lay In mettOlag. ‘ooure, i vend f effectually prevents contamination BL opi @re put into dare ent tal Lower Who @ tow yeu was rai calves’ “toot faily. Prats and he orb tea, now he iam own Op Where her customers come outright 8 fome ready ito sell ar- or leave an (rege © potted use, It *gitraotive itle deltoatesson fort nt whisk Sein vai ana hot Brae ent’ trons Polly's Comeback. ) ‘Miss Busan Prim—Poor polly! Ain't You ‘tired ‘of watting for some one to take you? » Potly—Naw! Are you? “ 1 i “SYNOPSIB OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. Cla Rartiake and his fiancee, Mita PNY mee the uur aries? ce AS weunan a ite Just Sad ‘BAe eased In. mauve’ ‘ doctor, i 1B Est Waa catined by from the Window peat tig om she uve, uncle, ey abe beca the notoriet: ree acquire t through the mt —o—_ "CHAPTER IY. A Runaway Match, 66 (MLEARLY there remains but one C thing for ue to do,’ sald George Karelake to hig companion’ ‘when they reached’ the street and Mise + Bmory turned to look back at the old “house! that thad been her home for #0 many years, ‘You can't very well wan- sider off and lve alone unul your ‘ esteemed ungle has recovered tis right mind, In ehort, we must get married.” He did ‘not have to argue long, for | him Rita, idenly thrust on her own re-, sources, kn@w not which way to turn, @bo had wo intimate triends to whom she could resont for a refuge, and then who knew her uncle's stubporn nature |} too well to think that he would hold out the olive branch in any reagonable time, if, Indeed, he ever relented, So a few hours from her igaving the old home they were married, They passed a quiet haneymoon at one of the coast resorts and might hove continued there longer if a summons had not conie from the Police Depart- ment to return and submit to another examination regarding the murder of the unknown woman In Parkville, They were unable to add anything to the testimony they had given before, @nd the police had accomplished noth- ing in tracing the orlminal, The telephone cnll which Karslake had answered and which undoubtedly was from some one interested in the You Will Miss Your Train If you don’t closely Inspect a reliable time-card, You Will Go Astray in your search for Room, House or Aparliy you oyverloak the TO LET Dulletin printed daily in the MORNING WORLD. 1,055 To Let Ads, Last Week, ps Woman in Mauve what sort of treatment and Miss Miles visited\a numher “My fiance is to be operated on in Louleyille, Does he love ma better, than any. woman on earth? “Will he survive the operation and shall Igo to him ?” aimple, unembellished recital of what the fortune-tellers told her and how they arrived at their conclusions carries its own comment. Mies Mile: briefly and pathetically I etated the case of my fiance in Louisville, his impend~ ing operation and my desire to go to No. Ill. Shuffling the Cards for May Mohawk, an Indian Fortune- Teller, Who Reads Them Like an Open Book and Likewise Makes and Sells Charms that Are Pain-Chasers. By Mary E, Miles. . ‘ne 4“ Cr you place some lies?” May Mohawk, ‘the Indian fortuno-teller by the hand and clurvoyante by the card,” who hag her abode at No, ~— Sixth avenue, asked the question, ) And having in mind the story of my mythical flance sick in Loulsville, and of my great desire to go to him con- trary to my mother's advice, I answered that I thought I could, I bad just shuffled a pack of cards and out them in four under the diréo- tion of the plump little Indian woman who faced me, two long braids of black, closely-platted hair hanging, squaw fashion, over her shoulders, There js no doubt that May Mohawk fo a real Indian, though sbe speake Nngiish perfectly and without accent and olaims'to be & graduate of Carlyslo University, “Bome one has told you some Hes te cently, possibly within a weels,!’ she eluoldated, ~‘'Can you’ place a” ful You seem to have had a fuss with some one you love.’ Seeing that May Mohawk was rapidly Teaching tte’ conclusion that my young afteotfbna had been recently blighted, I hastened to reassure’ her, “No,” I answered; “it's nota mis+ understanding, {t's an illness,” And tragedy had been sent froma pay Ata- tion in one of the business parts of the elty, Among the’ many who had sont messages that day, the sender of that Partioular one could not be singled out or identified, “Now if you want to make me thor- oughly contented i that house, George," gald Rita after the examina- tion, “you must bear @ hand In olear- ing up the mystery, ‘That, I'm going to add, {s part of the bargain that I con- sent to live there,” “I'm eure I am perfectly willing to do what I can’—— “I don't expect you to accomplish any Breat things yourself, but then you can have help by spending a Uttle money. What Is the name of this man who hee accomplished some remarkable work in clearing up Ayame begins with 0. P, Perkins? No, that's not it, You Ought to know.” “Oh, you mean ‘Bamuel Pendrick,”’ “You, that ls the name, Do you know "Only by reputation, but then 1 am told he charges very A fees and we are hardly in a posi eNNevor Sind, ibout thot. 1 shave @ few hundreds that 1 can spare, e's at will for spi Nid AN coy can secure the servi poet ma Samuel Pendrick Secunte a binant | house near South Fitth avenue, a mud- colored bullding of painted brick, two and a half storfes high, A high wall in front almost shut the house trom viow of the etreet, and between that and the house the detectlve had laid out an elaborate garden, whieh in summer pre- wented 2 perfect rlot of color, Here Karslake found him, Thé young man stated lig case and Pendrick, who was already interested In what he had read of the murder, willingly agreed to take thé case, Karslake was delighted to have gained, his co-operation #0 easily and on such terms “Tt Is too bad that so many days have elapsed since It occurred, and no in- telligent move hus been made,"’ sald Pendrick ‘half to himself; "Do you know, should like to have @ loot at that house and surroundings, duere the murder wi mitted and, there we must star ral,’ "I haye a carriage outside, If Iam not taking you away from your work, | how would it do if we Visited tho} place at once?" Just wait until T put away my toois ant clean up a bit! He gathered his | ganléning Aimplements from the grass tim, despite the opposition of my mother. May Mohawk gathered up the ordinary pack of playing cards that were spread before her and took a new pack ar-| ranged with colored pictures showing most of the possible happenings in an ontinary life—of @ man and woman being married, ‘of 4 rail or steamboat Journey, of an Illness, & death, eto, ete, ‘These she spréad face downward upon the table, , “Draw fifteen cards,” she eald, and { did eo~taking fifteen at random from the pdok, These fifteen Mohawk distrib. uted In Uttle packs face upward, after the manner of a persdn playing solitaire, ‘Then after studying them, she Bald: “I advise you by all means to go to Loulsviile, A journey haa turned up for you.’ And she pointed to the pleture of @ railroad train on the final card, “This man loves you," she continued, “He 1s thinking about you now, In the cards you’ draw ‘tHe wedding ring with him, so you will be perfectly justified In going to Louisville and helping and én- couraging him by your presence,” “are you eure” I asked joyfully, “that he loves me betver than any one else?” ’ “Yes, replied the soeress, “he doves, ‘But can you place a very ght woman? A woman as blonde as you are dark?” Eyldently May Mohaqwsx attributed the usual masculine Mking for vartety of type to my poor flance, But I had @rown to think a good deal of him in the ‘ow days that had olapsed since he waa invented, and I would not have him maligned, “No,” I sald, “I can't place her.” “T thought not,” she answered, “Sho {a unimportant, I thought you might be Jealous of her but you have no reason to be.'" “Can you tell me if my flance’. will wurvive?” 'Thero was a new shuffle and a new Aistribution of eolored cards, i "Yes--oh, yes, The operation will be very painful, but he will survive, There is nO hearse in tho cards.’ “Tt will be very painnful, you say? Tp there no way in which his pain cun be relloved 2" “Oh, yet: T can give you an Indidn charm that will make the operation absolutely patniess. But #t will cost you something, The charm «ia no good if {t Is given away. The queerest thing about it is that ft has to be pald for.’ Now, after my two days’ experience among the fortune-tellera I was pre- pared to think this the most natural A Cd “Why, what interest cone the man have in me’ asked Karslak "A. great deal, Ae we are dealing with the cunning io I take the murderer to be, I have ing doubt but that from the day you discovered that dead wom- an ye TAYR: never been fost sight of,’ It t agreeable to Karslake to tink” that, according to the detective, he hed been secretly watched eve: since his connection with the case; In fact, a braver man might well have fat aa easy under this mysterious Now that he yan “aneeged Pondriok, ‘and won over his co-operation, matters must move apace, so he resolved to ogi Ye up his courage and do what he a to) help bring things to a climax, 4 long ‘and weary drive to ney “Parkville, pelt detective proved’ an entertain lon, and her he had sifted the young man's of dy he changed the 8 pea and relat od dramatic In his eventful lite, 30. it was that Karslake hardl, felt y but the tedlousnoss of the tip until came in sight of the long iihes of strag- Gling houses of the little village, Ag thoy neared the scons of ied Fa der the young man shrive the bid) A of that duy rose befor bat, “Chis {8 the house," he said, og he drew in the horse before thé gate, a suse Hy he had done on that day which jecmed 50 far away, when he had brought Rita here, Karslake had opened and they entered the hail. hen 1 fea the Hind into the parlor and explained what had done during tho entire visit, mi ts not rad our man came in bare at all,” gald the detective, as @lanced around him thoughtfully, “as Wanted a light, and that would have been seen from the road, That fs why he selected the dinig-room, What time was it that you found the wom “Well, I think !t must haye been about 10 o'clock; that 1s, when we ar- rived, though I am not sure,” “Phew!” emitting a blowing sound from his lips, “And it must have been in the early morning that it was done,’ and his cold little face became sad and thoughtful, “Well, I may as well take a, look about here, anyway," he said, after a/ ‘Then the two men set to work over the Snow." Evonli pre, pause, “for who Knows? After that| thelr ragged and dirty patient, The food ones aro in half} i nura, and we will pass to the dining-room and see} wis stale, but the terrter devoured it length and in bell what that develops,” He moved bacic| greedily, It. was astonishing the amount shape, The shicld and forth through the room. peering | he could.consume and the water he could { ite separate Into the cabinets, alfting the ashes of|drink, He visibly expanded, it seemer,, 8 qu an old fire in the grate, while Karsiak watched nim with Interest, amazed at the thorough way in whioh the }ittle detective went to w “Hush! Don't you hear something?” whispered Karslake, "No, T don't “Don't vou hear a queer sound ike a house w h them. top of a m | |nhove the wall that @ ded the, eatden from the street, He had a giithpes of eyos, and then they | 'Pendriek about tt when he re turned, ‘The little made a. dash | for the Baie In the wall, opened it and , rad, ner in time to seo a fellow pane off, foward the river, havo been ihe ‘nan and who to #¢0 what he eit nn cintss who mi | followed could tourna,’ 0 that woman, here In this series of experiences with the fortune-tellers of New York Miss Mary MF. Miles ugdertakes to show laformation concerning the future may be expected by their intending patrons: |) The Indian Seeresa, whose cousin is a “Medicine Man” and gathere, thing In tho world. for It, Will It cost much?” “You see, the. charm has to be made from certain roots between the hours of 13 and 1 o'clock at night, and df A New York Mystery. “# By Ernest De Lancey faint groan or wall, Listen hard!" foug look tn. Be @irection of the era. Pare Occupant fir ola whatever it was that pro sound Hehe." Ievt prawivd out, ohatr, creat poor ” beast raleed My aves you discovered the victim?” asked Pen- drick excitedly, Temains of a rope about Its neck,’ pointing to something that dangled from the dog's throat, now, away from us ho Intended to make sure that the little creature should not servo i in hunting him down, So he tyed 0 tached to a stone. brant erent through our the the detects, a ay EN inked down on the Knows how fone. ibe heen im this room Winall i Hust ‘nok dior T. beliove ngage rig Pye tala in @ box plait that dog, if {t lives, will prove @ key to| ! the whole mystery, and fead us to find @t centre front and the man who is "Come, Mr. Pendrick, we must work, and try and gave him.” nothing more," had prepared a little lunch that day, In case the young lady should feel hungry from her visit, wt! near by and wos delighted to find every. thing aa he had left it, though hardly improved In fiavor, before their eyes and, was soon asleep, tive, og he listened ike an anxtous/@t Che centre back, Material required 4, 6, § and 10 yea" di Tuite (0 the animal's breathing, fpr the medium side (8 years) 18 558 cents, Send money to “Cashier, The See Kleschna tear dettian that man will dle," mut | yards 27. 5 yarde gd on 8 yards inches World, Pulitzer Building, New York arsiake, halt to Mins 27, 5 ya 83 world pid (To Be Continued.) Wide, with 41-2 yards banding to. trim City.’ > handing ‘that port ot a\con, hayo they?” inquired the, “You bet not” pekurnied “There are Rewintich | | durance. Ite che. of them and to,each she propounded the same ‘questions as follows: she us anise Uite two and a half houre:nt, and "Why must I wear it? If it Is to ease his pain ought he not to wear it?” “No, 60 long as you aré near him and you wear the charm, no harm can come to him, All Mohawks wear these charm, They were discovered by the medicine men hundreds of years ago and have been hahded down in the tribe. My’ cousin fs a medicine man and he gets the necessary roota for me, ‘They are certainly just the right things, because he ts not only a medicine man in our tribe, he has attended several white collages and is a practicing doo- tor, He wears one of these charms )} and recommends thom to his patients,’ ‘Very well, I said, ‘I will pay you %. When will the charm be ready?” “To-morrow mornidg, I will have to get up tovight to make it; but you oan pay for it now.’ "I don't want to pay ‘all now,” 1 re- pled. “I will jist pay $1 on account ond the bulance when I met the charm,” "Very wall,” acquiesced the soeress, taking Yer fee of $1 and another $1 on depoait, I will make the charm very atrong, It ought to last you six montha,”’ “Why, 1 thought it Wold leet Cor ” TL anawered. ‘Midwinter Dainties | Squash Pudding, PT ere ee te birgaty Hatter obese to whe IX one pint atowod and sifted | 4, tqether ‘and toss the omelet over squash, one cup soft white bread efumbs, one oup sugar, onedult Snowballs ; Ghp butter, one teaspoon salt, one tea- OUR two cups bolling water on one $poon. cinnamon, one-half ‘teaspoon gin: P cup wellewashod Hoe, add) onee fer, and one-half cup currants or half teaapoon silt and cook In a Gruble holler ‘thirty, mirivtes, ‘or until | cay, soft, Wring small glotha, ones |, love ralaing, Beat threo eggs tll eat ‘add one quart milk, and tir this into pudding: , [the eet mixture, ‘Taro into & buttered eae out ad binpdtnvdlonnd 0% en ae, wid bo var ae Rife the F ree one V Oyster Omelet, ICK Over, Grain and chop fine one doxen, large oysters, sprinkly with ‘sak and ‘pepper. Molaten Lone teaspoon dornetarch with a Nttle way of compliments, “se Y anid. there te onl “Oh, no!” And then mnidenty the face of May Mohawk adsumed an expression Of righteous indignation. ‘There are people who will sell you charms guar- anteed ‘to last forever,” she anid, "but | they ure impostera, A good charm ought to last alx months. If. you wear it longer, vou need not be aunprised to find your luck leaving you, ‘The flannel | apy coygring may Woar out before that time. In that case, don't throw It away, Burn it and make a new one, Come) bxiok to- mortow and get your ohann, and tn, the mean time don't wort'y. about your, Eee A he pu bo all right and ia 5 you’ To:Morrow Mies Miles will relate what happened when ahe .| visited tle atndios of Prot. St, Leon and Howard- Mack, Ing jor nleeness on you she meann well, euch a thing as» women could Freeh fot ty, 'ladd the butter and minced oysters and ‘one teaspoon minced parsley. When well mixed {n turn itt into @ yell but. tered frying pan and ‘vook carefully. ‘When slightly bro , put it in) the oven, for a minute, beford folding’ it roote she puts into red flannel “charma” that: sil tor 9% each. tian tobe mate fresh! for ah ‘person Fras ané octer gear over, but if thia le not convenient oook “But to it, absolute| , uke?” only a part of this tures at a time, “Oh, you. You at, Wear It in a | Hold over by running @ knife eound Annet case, It must bo red flannel) the edges) ta be sure ft le free from the Pot hiendaeainlidlannth tnd pest in rather seca rat arm, [the handle edge aod roll or turn it ° +\Fashion. Hints. ierson By May Manton. ite “Ob, yes," T sald. “I am willing to pay “Hive dollars,” she replied promptly, iake stood back and cast an anx- ih the corner, by the WiRGOW, Ae if he halt f expected tof find the si HY there as when @! » Where is the dowostive. CHILD'S RUSSIAN DRESS. Tete ns THEATRE Bway ae fi WuRTie? nae aa Mlluntrated. of bo tendered high by HUNTS: the addition of the shield and stand- tng colts, and loo lows @ ‘choice of the full length double sleeves or the outer ones in badf length only. ‘The model la mado of royal blue cash+ mere, with trim ming ofembroidered bending edged with black, The drews ie made with front ‘st_poen wie here!" ex- buy Harts rit, or oduced, He trovk with has van But even us he ekirt and it Enowmn: ul brown, rt eMnetily wriggling itself the MNttle terrier, and prtedl Karsiave as vhe ale forwar kly with an effort, that was here when epoke @ strange ob- Asoawin tn "Phe Usukper’ wen “What, the do; “The game, And look! there is the “I think I understand what HeppAa sd When the criminal got the dog ah lads it, but somehow it es hat broken cord, I suppose, vi wat at- Ped to silp ‘murmured “I'm only aitraid ee is be starved, Heaven mara so COLONIAL vn. trier oe preceded by apecialtios ATS. a A : back with outward turning ‘tucke’ at @nch pide, the olow tng being made |n- viedbly at the back Wendath the box plait, The long sleeves are In dish» op style, gatharod into atraight oufte, while the outer eald Karslake, ity," “But it needs food and drink, and “Well, there should be some here. T Unless the police have d it up, the stuff should be here And he hustled over to a closet and, when desired, rattern 4811 for girls of s will be mailed for 10 thougi still weak, gence Te cca joxt weel “Mint do will ive,” sata the detec-|!8 arranged under the dress, closing as illustrated. © bcd Mat, Sat., 2.15. Mantratta MRS. FISKE First Story: The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Pirst Publication ina Ne ina Newspaper of this (reat New Series of ** Sherlock k Holmes Storles By Conan Doyle. A Complete Story “in Tho Evening World “Every Saturday, The Mystery of THE & EMPTY HOUSE. In he even ng Work we iy ital aoa reasnta” ue aH Bae reR, Bapriet METROPOLIS}, p! PHL. 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