The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1906, Page 15

The Evening “World's Daily Magazine, Wednesday, October. 3, : 1906. If YOU Had a Wife Like This. 2 = syFc.ont “oe Lemons | WITH PLEASURE > HULL COLON WITH + 4 boa) PE. ie 3 "Can't you remember what yourg | [OM MAS.GLACH 7 QUST baw 3 her seat.you for, my Httle man?” YOUR MUSRAID ooING-UP _ (ONT BEE THEI A THATS RIGHT! SIT THERE IN) ¢ al RRENRY PECK T I SUPPOSE ) ry MY WAY LIKE A DUMray, : YOU ATANE DELIGHT: SIT Just BECAUS ieee Tienel| te Yuu cone CaN REP THERE > = ! E u SING ie HEREIN 2 < “The Stolen Story” Funny Enough for the Comic Supplement. wan Georze Marionized and the Metropolitan Opora-House meio-¢. jarden ‘Theatro lust night. Incidentally, Mr. Jesse amiable, and with an evident desire to seo the thst interesting appearance before romantic play of American stave) rosh-trom-schoo!—ne-<t-dreamed more 0 gentle reader must hive come away from = Park Row a wild4and woozy land ruled over by ag | _ Tho newspaper and mazazine writers who} | (HENRY PECK THERE! THERE! 1 THO T 5 Les ‘ UGHT SO! ot coucse, that a newspaper office 1s 0 %|\CANT Yous-¢ (. DOANE OU kWow Uae ep) er tT now, I tink VW ARM. THE BRUTE A new rollin’ pin’ fer ps dra bottle o° violet water for mo sister, Pl p {L2iXE One OF THOSE Ms $ MOET. ferkon: 0 hofe-on hand to see th raidy a this didn’t prevent thom from Having the TAKE A THAT STOVE ¢ - cesfilling Ho. ‘hey followed, Jumping and joyous, at$] }HINT? G Pur DOWN YOUR} F reporter,” who gave the tated rival sheet the atsent Into the oftJee from which he had just been “fired,"” and wis at until his precious story was locked tn tho embrace Jorn in thelr Nearts-tpey had alwmaya felt that the and they.only neede’ a Marion to lead them to the A Wise Widow. - zi the Ming fty“room" wits drar jumping. tr Twas 2 gladsome night. “Neo Stolen Stofy’ was Qarippihg ttle thing in its ortminal form, In Sts amatized form it har stole ot Theodore Kremer’s. special brant of thuh- yinnd {tis funny enc coms _supplemen. Se story wasr third act was ready to go to press, Then & great Tilly Woods . Cunningtam dn bis opera box, and made ‘err _Cohried's performatice sound likes aside show. Billy was anxfous to ave evers-one's but hit own, When he struck the trall of a missing some the pitt that ould “turn 2 —water-front-paritnto—a _|fRAGAM 7S 75 lay Hose caulitul gratt for scheming politicians, nothing—not eyen grand opera—could (Weer! ir Le top him. 117 Loos LIKE “He bar gone to / hocminehe thought the General's beaut ful-daushter. Gs So eate ro ter ahom-he loved as a rank outsider, was going to marry a bearded philanthropist SE } Nr IN THE. money to give awny. A Jena Onn dls? her worst to: get pack ftam the trip he had taken he office staff wept on his ni olce until he found that tho ood man to pull ft o% 18 society reporter who-wanted Tilly for & NECK THIS @ engagement into print When Billy got f TIME — for his heart, he found himself out of a Job. - , and: there was a minor note.of grief in Billy > t anninghan? story was alive and iticking for a E THROW AWAY THAT}! political mire. ‘Taking his atrongest muck rate, 4 [VILE CIGAR AND. COME WN THE HOUSE RIGHT puly willled forth to “clear the gang thet threatened to-give the fath. i ‘ ht fair Frances a refiitation he hadn't Bargained for, The Goneral wanted his % THIS MINUTE | WHAT bo. It vetoed, but he couldn't get ue Governor to give it the double cross without a you MEAN BY SITTING tds reason. It was up to Willy to find the reason, HERE IN THE ORAUG ‘Ah Irtsh saloonkeeper, who had taken a night off to go to the opera- CAN'T YOU SIT POWN IN, se, told Billy there was something missing in tho bill. It was a comma that YouR OWN HOME AND, hanged the meaning of a most important section. Billy saw that at a giance. READ LIKE A.MAN Oh, for the original draft and the General! Billy grappled with bin hated val, the philanthropist, mt the door of the Cunnmgium tox, ant-catted- out th: ‘eneral, only to discover that the suspicious 01 chap wouldn't have anything to- ~him.- Rut-he-didn't-givo-up-in-despa(r<a-“star_reporter™ never aver ye induced Francea to snea Dill out of her fataer’s pockot. Meanwhtle, the vatous society reporter, who waa prowling about the corridor, begged Billy | say good-night to ker, Ho gave her his hand, llke a good fellow, and «as Ra omer hae Mp ERG GN SE WEEE TONE foe tha eet A bright, happy et can have ten admirers where asad-iooking gtr will ood): howevers= when hie- turned: and=saw.Mranceas Tustoz : Hf : 8 Saal = Stood, when he sw eran: ust for that. Frances}. z THE SECRET OF HAPPINESS, | have but-one. 1: scema to me that when we have the power to make ours wouldn't give him papa’s bill. Billy, laying violent hanés on her, told her {t| wag for ies sake, and wrenched the bfl! from her gtasp, AN tho grand-opera HAC eTion mad or woman: whol goes arouna|locklag| Tet ro teal, teleemosty tao)iat sto chosxe theless titra ative: Sul, some do, F : | and they probably always will. onthe gloomy side of everything and crossing | ‘ofks, in their granJ-opera <lothes, rushed out and stood astonished, while the | \udlence on the other sido of the footlights gave this extraorditary scons t y ‘ z } - “ “f tha girt.as she was only, a friewt a! z fe *- pridges before he or she comes to them never Knows | He Wants Him to Catt. ‘lmine, Now I Jove thixg.rl yery dearly a rich Chicago widow is physician who attended nd Wants to keop the entire faeily, ~ = The Seven-in-Six Puzzles, ——“FPhird—_Series—Shatkespeare,- Billy rushed into the yery reat looking newspaper offics of the next act, | nat it ts to really live, and certainly never realizes how Dear Betty: How. can I win her love again? nung his clothes right and left, and-bagan writing for all he was, worth. Mr ces i HERE js a young man about my PATIENT ‘WILL, yeson Lee Finnoy, who played the part, slowed remarkable speed and facial it feels to reek a ‘own ag whom T love very much: | guy cher. some. towers!) on.) lbox on. ‘The rest of the staff stood around ewed and hustiod. The soclety ““guiiclent ‘unto the day ts the evil thereof." Think Although I haye never been out}of andy and call with thems Con of that, | with him every time he meets me on the | tinue to show her every attention\you Don’t go around looking for trouble, trying*to see What) street ho speaks very nicely to me¢,/oan and don't montion the other gist | qeagroeable thing might possibly fiappen_under the clt-} whtah-makes-me think he cares for me. | again, “ he epotter, in league with a wicked reporter of a rival paper, who had bargained forthe story,cpened her eyes with astonishment when she _saw_HHl OK fs deak iwriting like mad. Balked by the city editor in her attempts to rouse out of his trance, she went into a telephone booth to notity ‘the enemy cumptances and worrying for fear ft will happen, when|y]-there any way that I could get him r; | hat tts story was-being stolen. But the crafty olty editor mwitched, her to his “the chances are it won't. to call on me at my home, as I think he| They Must Watt Three Years re and caught her in her own trap. Just ax Ullly finished his “great story So many foolish people (not so far away) that wa all know do this kind of| would ‘like to do so, only he ts a ittle| 0. Getty: | f leas than a column by tho office clock, the wicked reporter who tad planned! thing all the time. They, waste thelr Hyes. Tha. capacities, capabilities, Ac., | bit bashful? AC. Rat taesuune manana en janine promising bit of blackmail broke in and shrieked for vengeaice, Th ‘c| for enjoyment of pleasure with which they havo deen born slowly disappear and| The only way Is to ealc him to call. SSapR KGS wikia very. Nieets roUne ie General and Frances, coolng like turtle doves—and Billy. woke tp. Frances | after a while nothing js to be seen Dut the “animated grouch'’ of whom Mr. A lady. Weehaye boen going togothe ; as quite used to tho’ office by this time, for alie’d keen tire before. ‘The tirst|'Green speaks‘in "The Order of the ‘I-emon. A Jealous Sweetheart. iN aipast raacvand imacioverasentalient > 4 ime she came Billy made matters worse with the soclety reporter by saying, None of the people who get into that state want to be these things, but they | p2a- petty: are os dearly, We do not intend to wet pe Hidden-Picture 4. Find the Cat She {a tho: woman I love."’ é \<| allow themselves to getinto it. ei |] AM tn wove with a gicl about my ried for two or threo years to co: | eee : : ‘Tho chtet ornament of this remarkably romantic newspaper office, that went}. Jt certainly muat be along the line of least resistance to be light and sunny! } own age. While out with her ono| would it be oroper to give her t HE EVENING WORLD here prints a nidden-picture puzzle. Tt wilh yild over Billy And bis ‘*beat,” was an office boy who was good=ttnough to be| {hstead of dark and gloomy, and st certainly 1s the best way to live, In the evening I met a girl friend of mine. | gagement ring now, or should-F walt print one every day. Each picture is complete in {tself, but if you Hogsererers PEE eataee Aaa Date Be aera t nioltiasted the |itokman\state now. many. trends it la) Noretie te have, and what they will'do/y took a little more notice of her than| tii a year before cur wedding? D. D. will cut out and save tho six pictures of each serfes and put them d + Marry ‘Tho sad; gloomy: individual ha: " u this girl tho girl that I was with be- | she would like {t better. You ought not, that they make one big seventh picture that not only belongs to the group, tone was as "fly" as ‘they make 'em down this way in the part of the wicked! selves ¥ .. bs 4 vos vt much, either, feporter, and Joseph NM. Sparks supplied tho Irish saloonkeeper with a rich | whe anoud brogue, Mika’ Dorothy Tennant a@ted the rich heroine as though ahe were “the oles wide, a diced Sint eR KING MIDAS. & @ audie SF Crit" WUnere-|, HINTS FOR THE HOME 7 taken acriously : E S A Gooseberry Nove Ties pours ‘and before God you, passed Helou'a lips; but the burden of her sorrow | pr Mgt perry Novelty ASIEN Gs Ge peer eae te \ nN fa in choice between that and rutn, ¢ . by U Sinclair.) D HEALTH AND BEAUTY. coments Seem oc, | lap nm nem nr | enon me ro gaa, rt eg = fei bret oh i __AYNOPSIS. OF 2 jelovea | prayer-that-can-do-ft, It is only-by prayer that you| In thought. She leaned against the railing of the cream cheoso, If ripe gooseberties | Bordaaux Sauce, eats : came very angry. I apologized to her|to ask a girl to watt three years with-| but without which the ser U cs 2: af eries would be Incomplete. Save the Shakespeare Why should they? and told her that I did not care for! out becoming enguged to her. series and find tho seventh hidden picture. oA ¥ Sepa - By Marga ret Hubbard “Ayer. Heien Davis, daugnter-of a suburbay clergymams oon, . ring befsrs you thia | porch with her arma stretched out before her implor- cannot Le obtained, the green frit rim 3 . by her foster brother, Arthur, Wow ntage 1s "j can fight ‘this fearful battle—bring ii 3 . : NE qhart of green a ‘ cranes : eS Bettejecu nt wit ‘Sonne eoenera Ce Nove Me truth of ehe woul, and told on to l—hold- on wo: tt | Ingly, her face. uplified and the teats running down | must be wowed the day tetors- Atle Hea es UL sexpral Recipes. = >| eertalnix better Iouve-tt I rive you the} HAgMiiis ty snairiage for money. phe redeclg, HamaCr’ | though tt ddl) you! Por He was through all the ages, | Her coleekely suai poured [oub ope MIA ntlOsOry aie onal Pec oee season oo Ene Diode two quarts of shuved { : | Moward wins hee aymocihy and they love, si) on tie | Hig gtory 1s of the skies} and we are but for an in-| cry that she could think of:—"O God, hive merey {hostess may do this SRY LGN ORAS SH mill onfonx cut Inte fluffy recipe which y: c sod ee } you refer to and you | Ni eos to the Adirondack serena G. A-I sive) inay Jcave out the cochineal, as it) My Sne nignt av, exhausted and dying woman. Me 407) stant, and we have to die; and this we must know. or gat An, exhmunted and ‘upon me, have mercy upon me! I canriot bear 4 frult is set on the table In @ glass cowl one tablespoon of red pepnor 0 she sobbed on, and several minutes passed, but |The crodni Cieeke may be_used tt ae pped, one tabdloapoon of cet v Ihe rems- | woul only Int “rT: 3} ea | would only Intensify the red tinge, Tisten he} sony ee = re calls back aah: | iy the ; poll Met cioped many vente parolee we aire-lost?<There-comes path and you bs sett u i Sia Sateen Te Riv “breake down David's health, and fab peae Van awasni nt—oh, It ds a eruel| there came to her no Teller; when sho tought ot j# comes, or it ca “LW O-TADIGSDUODS OF aAIt toothy cea i Cream for Pimples. = ie : ie tae a AO a pen Davis, of his brexiing -baty—amt- of hir-atragrling | gS oak purty eee aarags vimples: FE RUUBAL greater nie lal E ‘ fon yeu'noia eosveumolaveal soul, Jt seomed to her as If she were caught in the j 1 WRRURH yond at Ph ruta ‘" pomade (tor|' Lanolin, §'grame; sulphur precip!- 4 SECOND. étrort, mie | &tIp of @ fond, and that’ yo power could save her. | sired. the cheese and ‘cream so mixed 2 a leapoon ot whote alle rookies and Peake as re hoteety pated ' ‘The man had lifted hiniself with a wild etfort iho could only clasp her hands toxether and shud-|may be placed in a ittle mound In tho] of vinogars ffoat tue vinewan aithcoks hands clinched and hia teoth pet. He jad caught the girl's hands In nls, and she screamed tn fear: “David, (Continued) ‘David! You will kill yourself! = ‘yea,""-ho answered, and —rushed on chok- ingly; it is coming just #0; for I have Juet force enowgh left to win-Just force enough to mire you warndthen-{t-will- rend this frame of mine to ¢wo! ina faint voles: "T euppowett rtm trved tonitage t Mike Aw elUteh at my heart—tt “binds me; dark tate, 5 grams; oxide cf zinc, 21-2 spots) — Sulphate of |zrams; extract of violot,-10 drops. Ap- lee zine (lo! i ply avery [ttle of fhe cream to each veatna; elder flower| Dimpter wat! until the pimptos ara cured Antment,’1 ounce, | before usin the\ face brush, which > lay trembling and breathing fost agiin, but at night; | Mieht irritate them, ‘inking back from hls effort and oloaing his = jvyes-exhauntediy.-After-a long time ho went.on der, and whisper, “What shail I do, what shall Ido?" [eantre of a glass dish and the o9xe-} spices’ And pour over tne mixt cere 4 ‘Thus {t was that the time sped by; and the morn- > se dad wid end—War puro InAT neeaioT ae Daily Knitting Chats. by LauwaLa Rue i phantom of the night. Sho was still crouching in the #amo_posttlon, her mind as overwrought and hysterl- when n-strenge and unexpected event cs earnest - oa RE ts a fascinue — Ateiy tes: 3 F rf 5a poatid = lace, one which seemed to ACN In her < rot = - ——_—“Pimplese Ointment Ls wo have been a vision of God's heaven, etd yer oy nvr —— taok pl + = = = ES os oleate of eins, Toouncer oft A A Titherd was not an Instant of It—even When Tteit-down | "4 the ieky cesems 30 ura OTN ENT: state of fright like some delusion of her mind. Team ee igued, hp Toes ‘Gloato of ¥ ounce? -ofntment-of _— t as not SA ER He sank back with a garp: Helen caught him tol") oo > pena day than==and“Helen@could ieee Secchi Reb dlrs s rine teneuga: hair Once 6 d and when’ [struck ny tanés-upen Saemiee ‘tik = 5 At was broad dayleon z { osewater, 1 ounce;.camphor, 10 graihs Fl upon the ground and a er Boom, “exclaiming frantically, “On, “David. 5 plainly} #hetook-only one glances, and TinRTREREE WEAR a Yaclesd a Tt ix positively \pply on resting for the night. “It your halr ja a-pretty red, you would ‘5 reeled and attggered back as tf {t were a Khost at the money because they Were numb and DUNNE) sare me—walt! Not now—you cannot bear {t-haye nee eleate + when T did not know sust what {t was, the Surging | oro y ie : e i ion-of-my sont fiuag loose mt-laati Tt was-like the) —y “3 8, ets which she was gazing. She crouched by a pillar of Pe SUG REAL FAVARAL Oye rete an talc that whisper [ia =e day; 20t/ «lane ctime mollcaleas, isesmingly. bell | tho=poree trembling tkerssteat), ana scarcely able | pecrhat sthich ie and qttel -enngiiets,of-That whieh | Oateni ten he wheeeres aoe ao dear, yess | 10 keep her senses, leaning from ‘aide to side and Pee aaieteaniet ies < eonguers without sound or eign; Helen, thought of fadebic oh, if -youcoul OW Fror} peering out, Ww expr OF seater ree 3 5 Bedahbnsiien ondenful testament of Paoual's that has haunt- of another defeat, of sinking down and letting one’s) unutterable consternation, and even fright. At lamt A i wator crocheted im = — x nae = SS ap mo-all-my lfetime—those strange, swild, gasplog H 4a— Woes —tnust_not lose, «den eho hgd gazed until {t aS E ; } the crazy shol! stitch. HE skirt-made with ti awecand borand. wL| eet tare: not fall ==} tor-her to thinkthat-she-was tho viotini« ty 2 , 3 Ocha aINtoRate. & alrcilar flounce} tt oct “Listen, “Duvid,*whispéred “Helen, beginning sud-| whe stafed suddenly up ints the air, and caught her 2 ‘ pia aa Y arate aon Serattered eae ae eer: poe canoe a5 "Why showld-you-fail4| toroend-in-her hands, at-tiis- samme tine whtsperine FTES rag ia STMT ahd TPE enue eh thunder-musle. that: rang Me, walt. antl] to herself 4m an_almos: tainting ate Se a eS Satpal p IG consequently wall Uked. | rosy : A swept Him away you will not forget=. |. "Great heaven, what can It sit that of tiie Wiguest ut -throvgh-the-seul if the Master and swept Him are : : ‘Mhis one. hai e 2 at Him 1 there-no-peace, can you-not rest inthis faith, | can it be true? It ts Arthur! te e-has an added | 5. 553 scom_gnd palo, 20 en about Ane a 7) The indi eaaiiGl toHalan da be = the beauty brought: thing is of the finest Aid sheereyy texture, I advantage of thcluding| seamed like jeering phantoms that Ho might scatter : : ‘ full Weng th tron teore semis Dita waters hes glotyce-vinlon’ tn!cwhioh | ale. cub et His ruind: (oe Ose: rapreants Bhs. WaN ery Ine, CHAPTER IV. p Vee oe : SNE ae that -wlvesscancr effect!) ics sa ane ta ivarce Mla, 7O. livia teat Walon tras, eeceeeoeee met with As ad OF Shane ed SURES AS, 4 5 mentioned, the crazy i: 's-all-one Srey sho went-on whispering and {mploring she saw that| Hein stood gazing atthe eure in utter _conster ocean 2 y #nen is ssed, but it ja @ “of “height nnd slender. rn our help, but 4 % ——-—hens—te_the fis Pes ee EO Pe ae Se all Serene David's exhaustion wan gradualjy overcoming him | nation for at least half a minute vefore she could 3 eet ie \ a mail, neat, dr ihavlluntrationeainoke lin ios g si ahs ca there de io matiness like our fear, | MOTs and tore, and that-he-wae-sinking further and find—voice; then she bent forward aud called to Bim |” 2 clousiy-soft tittle snet!, ~ is chobhing. on se further back from his wild agitation, At last after) wildly—“Arthur!”’ y nia ne woot ts gray veiling ts simpiy} vi y hold to that and fight for It, : 4 f ais if stitched “with “silk, helene an Te a aa Ae nlL-pain=ait-tear -becavine she eba had continued thus for a while he closed hi It wis the other's turn to be startled thon, and hb Hs d ¢ ‘ ie \ Zephyr Shetland, wort flounce being ‘finished |. maustedie and cease to be'— eye and began breathing softly, “Yas, dear,’ “winggored backward; ha —tlowit.——delteate—to- 2 FS tainly that he, too, the touch. Sometim with three small tucks had clinched his hands again and wi look ABS WEGae: Ato iwrow ‘i 4n which cords are én- ee Bate ‘with the wild look uponhis-counte-| His voice dropped lower cach instant, the girl in| that he wea gazing. at a phantom of his own mind, black 1s used, but most zi { ‘ f 4a t0 bi - ee roothing him and stroking his fore- | and, for a Jong time he stood pressing his han of the time the crazy Berted, but It Is POs! once: he seemed ta the girl to be delirious, and sae] the meantime id . | hin heart and unable to make a sound or a move- whell Lagetnator ie: sibie to quggost & great) 2° { vo aft half with terror. | head and pleading with him in a shudderimg, votce, 7 i soa, \ many variations, tcl, Caer ee ee eagden Pee cot alarm: ‘Yea, | her heart wild with fright. When at last he waa quite | ment. When Ancliy he broke the silence his, voles made In_ thosa lov tho materiale that can| She (tne sid, David, not now, not now-It is too | still, and the fearful vision, hat had been’ like a | Wal & Yaad Dat langh MORRIS) dial bie Ce ann tones for evening 'w be tucked ‘witht suc-}/¥°8) DUN 1 kilt youeelf!"? he nightmare to her, was gone with all its storm and | in heaven's: name are. you Going: here? Sere Mat never bre so love~ 1 cess aro. appropriate,| ™UCh—J2U Wi) te eed: “T can alg, but I cannot] its madness, she took him upon her lap, just as she | And tien as the girl anaive Thls ia my home, RSE WHER AN EO NABH { and that means a great| - “Team die” he Delite aver again be blind! Oh, | had done betore, and sat thore clawping him in her| ArMun/’ be fave Cit wr ag pearin Zephyr Bh many, aa almost avory [ever De masters’ BRAly Tit ie and beatcn—beaten | arms while-the taj@-fed by unliceded. It was long | Cou live ere wil ate Pi reach aa te jand! ‘The little ndgo, fashionable fabric do-| Halen, all my lite t Nene ct, pat this onee, this once | afterward—the sun was gleaming across the ake and |W Ith hinig™ echoed Helen tn a low vbles too, Is charming. ‘Tho nigned for Indoor wear | DY My Weaksots Ut Ny new dnd I dived; and now 1| in at the window—before, at last ‘her trembling whom, Arthur? 2 bur tof tt va t a + hi: Tarrison, A look end Sehin, If) 1 waa € i as answered, and he sank Into an exhausted | He answered. “With that Q in Bot lean die rosolcing! Listen to me, Helen; whijo I am | prayer was & ~ fof amazement erosred Holen’s followed tiny. pivota. whispered. ‘ ee, ara. ¢ Cn A A | y the corda in the tucks A ore dolaying. no moye weal | slumber. ‘ i) Ccomprenensio! adeu | (ThreePlece Skirt with Circular Flounce—Pattern arc not dvsired they | here there cit a eR Ra icty Peal aGeistat | Make taatewa ening hima soriantong: Uwe nQili; aulte lant icy Bac elaain of comprenendians’ ah Way au like a little clover teat. Ry él No. 6478. eqn pe left: pinin, on) Nere vi quer my goal again; T will not any more be| white with four and weariness; finally. however, she ie rat aa tae AL ly ba waded tr Phastareinator 1s exr as ecard eh cet ated sates ea taald ta cab Woah ay Lia ial asa Be the mercy af anance. T Jove you, Melon; God] rose, and carrying ghe frat! body tn her “arms, Jala? Aaete ats ar. Harti; eas Fily easy. 19) qm used above thom, whfle tho rant gore cas always be trimmed In some) BY LTh AT vou with all my wows and this }4t quletlx upon the #bfa In the next room, sie knelt) | theaiasaeal The witslatasine ae ine iam lisa Ie ict era 4 active taahion of cgn tse male of all-over lace gp similar eauterial. co ror tove 1 wil do if God spares mo day—take | watching It for a time, then went out upon ag, | RO ee AS mee one bey gla ANG: POA Ane SUIaeAN i quantity r a § yards 27, or §1-2 . y ; ‘THE quantity of matorial roquired, for tho medium size Is 724 yar and tear thy heart out of you, 1€ neod bo, oye strange to go } old daya nows but on After row until {tts the joaing the door behind her, ¢ | is 4 oF 62 inchos wide. : = ¥ ; ld by thik a ASS asad " » 20 Ne only” teach you te tye; tench you te hold by And there the fearful tansion that the dréad of mt to tell sot ait tt, Arthu: the paused Caiman Tats ma tenes CATS IR AU IMCAt see fOr 8. P8s Me dey He) A Rae ING RA ERENT rai net uae echt thing, Helens {t Is madness.to| waxening him had put pon her faculties gave way moment andvthen went on elowly: “AML the = Syianel Ailes cenationoiee eae ~ ~ = mo that aby instaat I may cease to bo, and jaf last, and the poor girl burtd ther face in ter ag openged—to that man Iowans wr 1 Crazy Shell Fascinator, Preteen How. to}, Call or send by mall to THE EVENING WORLD MAY MAN- f tant. yout mily, be left alone in your terror and your down, sodbing conyulatvely:' "0 Nona weweyonet t drcadfai | Dertenet with Tear Brand Yarn, eat TON WABHION BUREAU, No. 2 West Twenty-third street, New) | yonkcrss, Oh, look st mo-<dook at mol: There tend] cy. what can I do, how can Tf be Seer tha Read Cinmbav aieaonr moraciimncieauldel SS ENaEENNSAGSOTE Obtain weak a ‘ 1 tet j York. Bend ten-centsAn coi or stamps for each pattorn ordered.) | Hore tempting fate, there ty no more ghirking the) sno gnzed avout Her wildly, exclaiming, “I bear; #0 T-400k: back my wick of | I will mall full directions for malcing this pattern to any of my readers 4 ‘These i) Veta } mor pilhg, Bn te ary t ARTA 4 Patterns IMPORTANT-—Wite your name aud address plainly, Gad ~/ pair! there is life to be lived! And tt} etund it, and thera ts no ono to help me! What can jytage and o to seo you and tel ai] about ||| who are Interested. ‘There will be no c @ (OF SenOIig th ndly address b always specify size wanted. (| galls to you now-—now! And now you mat wing Go") T dot ie . A Laura La Rue, Knitting Editor, Byeu Pp. O. Box MS, N. ¥, City, es INO LALLY NLL | Just what tt mhy tn blood and toarst You haye the} Perhaps it was the firat real prayer thet had ever | St : (To Be! Continued.) ‘. a eaaEnaraiaietathameatete is 1 } : £ \ “ \