The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1906, Page 15

. f The Evening Worlda’s. Daily Magazine, Wednesday, November 7, NG@W YORKER foe 2s By Maurice Ketten Takes the Kid. — HURRY OF Sonny! CAN'T You PAPA IS VALS FASTER Napiutoos SONNY? Tm in FOR US AT SucH 4 “HURRY ! Se SE BN OH, STOP DRAGGING ) ? SONNY | iC You'll MARE ie LATE May Irwin— That's All. HATS the use? A poor, sober eritic- might as well try to put a big, hearty Jaugh Into print as io atteinpt a Gescription of-a Mtay-trvin performanes: There jan't anything to nay except to sax the things that she.says, and ‘Sbat would be like taking a nice, hot apple dumpling and putting tt on toe, Mins) Irwin always saya these things In a way that makes them sound Iko her own. Mor intimate friends aay that ala pade—her plays, It ts needless to add that thelr accusations have never gone any farther, ——“fte te ttt comfortably upholstered -and-once anal she has equecsed hersclt into the Bijou and crowded herself into two-by-four “arrangement —arhich George V. Hobart calls "Mrs. Wilson, That's All"? Am for the ploce, It's May Irwin—that's all, And that js quite enough. At the same time, Mr. Hobart doubtless deserves credit for Ines as funny.ax.those of the-buxom Miss Irwin heraelt. Th THE OFFICE waa a character in “A Temper- ance Town'’ who explained hia son's un- OH THIS CHILOT >) usual mame by saying that he had seen [LC NEVER TAKE ¢ {ton a bottle {na saloon. Hobart, Uke. HIM AGAIN Hoyt, la observing, though his taste in WHEN TM IN § &% A HURRY, ‘the matter of a title might have ‘been beiter, It's top much ik “ad, and wo airendy have more * than the eve con bear, Miss Irwin eeema to 1tks them, for she| mentions a department atore two or three times and puts In a word for a Ghnkerpearcen cigar That, sort of thing ought to go the way of the advertising ourtain. Misa Irwin's | economy in. the matter of a company Je again emphasized. She “haa just enough people to furnish the and With the exdoption of Mies Dix, who makes “Aunt Libbte’’ are just, Rbout as sting as wo much furniture. Man—Your Grst amoke, en # Kld—No, wr, it tant It wun one of them cheap, adulterated cigars, and I'm. used to.mmokin' twent\fve-centers. Seay HURRY UP NAAMAL } EWAN TS Ste PAPA WD VASSERS | = i Lillian Dix as Aunt Libble, Victor 4 7 Gs) u Cassmore ‘as Gettenhelmer. Miss Irwin's ohlef » is a plo ture on the wall. It Is a picture of Wilson, who. much to Mra. Wilson's delight, has becn missing for aeven years. Wilson's failings inclided whiskers, and Mra, A witson-never-tires-of tating of 4 ae calle them “njaq guards’ and other thine tist-are too much country educa ine Bijou, ink that could keep thelr dignity with Mi } views on tle subject “Atter Mrs. ether man, along with o fs In the pictu: afessing her past sust asoshe is at Jearns that when he mar: marred an- Nilson's comen DO NOT MARRY WITHOUT LOVE, #4 200, and mated mat me consid | love another young man about ny One ne saying men whom they do not ¢Td she was doing a great tayor in years my ocnior, but I know thet J ahaly Ic love have asked thelr hands in marnage, peeking my *ccepung an invitation from any young never be his wife, as he belongs to a advice aa to whether or not they should accept their MAN. Do you think a young lady would higher soctal. circle. I am very un- proporaie Ay hat—are—they thinking of? Marriage, tobe Conelder an invitation in the Meht of ) nappy. aa 1 dearly ove him, boty Dy, wucsessful, “needa the stronsem iind of love tnd devotio: oing a great favor to the young man” | SAS? sofms to be hopeless. “Dear Betty, Iack—-Confoond tf, Martel why did you throw away my old jackknife? Why, lve bad that alnce childhood! “Auother foolish question and I'l put? atarte—But, Jack, you threw it away wou to bed!” Yourself, “Sut this ain't a foollsh question, ma!) Jack—Ob, well, # wasn't any ecmancanemnend toler } oa both hides A Drick house bullt without mortar would When tha. young’ man. ia seeking the "What wowld you do ta my placet g jz tt pe shaves and you don't? 2 anyhow, : “Phe tack dat 1 have aimistex much’ chance of standing during an earth- Youn lady's enjoyment—that in, pro-| 4 Cie 4 escordirig to ries dds 1 "GUAXG G9 8 marriage Without Tove has of surviving the nrst- ding in enjoyable _time for her, as | CUA RD SS YOT/ AN TODS AOS DRT AG eric i i ould be the case In an invitation to man you do not lo and you weuxd serious difference of domestic lite, peaeiepeae re Gaon Pere er te birs Pa boca HEALTH AND BEAUTY. The wife of the poorest laborer, i eho loves him, ts far’ The young lady !s much too high and think of tt Why don’t you study and happier than the self-seching scclety maiden Who has real- mighty, The occasions you mention call ed iver lowlati that giles Goa sticicvel ahoulal come: Cotheciiavitpr mutual” onioyanents? nobrconiescens|/ wer ejeccapoeee.o yourssit® aliree tye: By Margaret Hubbard Ayer. the least. and after bre ord in order to from betray ata a shower of fold and whoss heart is crushed Gy the deag “0” from the girl Cut her out ove for @ mat te AF ram of ealfcytio a:id will insure tha wel ae || weluie of ons. ose iTo Marry or. or Not. ——— winnttxched. = — Sst orm of Eozema. _ | eres trois becoming rene! —— z 2 pove-shore-nives-teppint happiness, tove-te the one thing money-cannot- buy: x ul = e cf : What Fe I you ave the love-of a prod. man, to whom you have. gf mara She Does Not-Love Him. oo ff METH. Spee eee eae | envy no one, For there ts no one luckler th: TST nee carey ew itnanes teen | eae ereaeioes Tears | ears Bu ¢ ae oes in Rood ought to By ding sp you deliberately: put aside the crown of ite eee Cee re Oe ake ein Sen ee ee ee enna Lenior and eit menace process oe ee y put asi crown of lite. |] my sentor hea just asked ‘me to|| seme age es L 1 hove her very{| pos torn ot tet {Mb erator and see it- she cannot tm- Hf dine dryia. maces even bridge wily aaa |merry him. Heoworks and imakes a | much and ahe knows it But she seat! eavenaey Weis BISVeL YC Un EAI conn U ea aa funny, and wh F sei Maye meine Meaelleses A Haughty Girl. Since then she haa attended theatres | malary of $18 a week steadily, Now I ywema to care iittle for me, Could ipbiystelive/ fot) col easy selena alaowee aut : c a hair-grower: Sulpate nd similar entertainments at my Invi seep es 5 he head, leaving 1t/ of quinine, 20 grains; acetic acid, 9 pécame- acquainted with a young | ments lately, however, none af which | me to marry him, ws I-afi alone in this | Persistence wins many cette Keon | rk a ise Fane cages | Srainati rosoretn, (100) eratne;) ater: 4 Indy at the seashora during the pum- | she has kept Asked. tha cause, she | country, but I don't know If tt would be /OP telling her you love her, Bend) her | tid Retclneuaaaitereed een te eae re er a arena lunes mer and was nvited to call at her | was insulted (Inaulted, mind you, after | right, for I almost hate him. Another Le TN ae icationes secle shows : Peypneraing and even-|ture of oantharides, § drams; alcohol, city home, which Invitation I accepted. [1 had kept the appointments end ahe | thing that Koopa me is that I dearly | Never be discouraged. | q ing the following 2 ounens, Mix, whake until dlswoived mee = = = aerated ne and filter, Apply to the roots of tlie HINTS “FOR THE HOME En Sune a or wasre| ont Stet Apely to tee seats of y | do not love him at ail and don't know | you please taform me what a eral nppotnt- | what to answer him. My friends tell Joses An: | De * Into Its Betty: st You should. be ag nm syncopated farewell to * drew Jackson." She sive rs the ‘‘cgon § own again and inakes your fect fee Bi AmOUE Ss CHARLES DARNTON. piroh, 1 dram; Lard, a Quince Marmalade, 1 ounos, and almple cerate, 1 ounce.| For Freckles, a miintie — — x 3 Tits —pacted —an— After the cure, thoroughly wash the] se atereillaili wk treghleliremiar: rts ucidu- j head-to cleanse ‘fromthe unguent. whioh haz been uied.—Gea Gye the hair black, you would) (], it until the freckles disappear Tt Sa Detter see a haitdreseer, is {impossible to tell How tong trwtit-re ato . cus guear. 1 egg, one-half nut- od tea m soda, t tablespojn sour cream. ed-autnces in two au tuted water Bre pounds: pooled. i ze her, thor dQ add | By Permission of Geo tel Tyan to pack tA tite 7 : peces red Apples, three pounds gether. t axhlyczand Ky pao} Fyyasian: im knowleage and eouteness, His am. ceasary, Beat.the white of an ess to ' see fruit on the fire to|1 cup sour milk. Beat axain. then mix} jensen — 1808 + {Fo expecta ine at Ugh end—of my + masta ee reea or ‘ in too, on “Atalthus- and the.laws Cold Cre a froth and mix an equal proportion of Si until sort, then add the sugar and {t= stiff-se—you can and fy in “ss SHR ; |Journey. Don't breathe a word of it to| tng om out of the station aud duwa th thous Siatih, ere menage aoa APC ROAR een ar Oe OO Crean mW ees ell ond Lol Us upOns He itaNe) irl thei marmatagesirlth a wae woodsik | noe set tains, fat Jai hoe: eholiety &n4 CHAPTER I. Any of Gimklae people, or the whole |riieot ara rapid pace, Hoi was a : whenever You need it ‘The follow-|at night, and after the morning bath = gpoon over a brisk fire until reduced to] Mjouk fat Dut whl be Tent-ana AS Missi [wane will be up. Keep it dark!" Mnatiataaa esi geaceeret a aateaized : ; f ing rule ta:worth obeerving, Wash) apply this jotlon! Rose water, 100 «rams; fa thick paste—running slowly off the | tender. ecret Missicn. fs iV 30 charmed at boing, an it were, Rete: eoraen qsouna , ni wl for | the face with brush, soap and warm| borax, 6 grams Lil of camphor, 1 aiou aanesthe [Dehina the cones that 1 crept about | Wi fot in y unshaven > , ; ame; tincture of bensain, spoon when Iiffol out of the pan. the} Cucumbers, Bombay: £6 [> OBINEON, tne bona wants yout] the omtce all dag th & eert of Cah renae | CUT Woe done: ant T otapped om your luggage: it| water every night, Gry thoroughly end fio "firter can be uaed both might and qnarmeigde-muat then ho removed from | Asari maneerielemmetiim sired | ipemuiiace monte 4 sort of cloak-an: t wis beginning, ied ne apply a good cold cream, eave on alt| morning. omitting ti beaten agg aid bea 5 -four.f0 lum-m ti ckens he _ dova!"' | ploody-dagger style.with reaponalbility the cried, O hames,_no| a them. We bad | ight and wash off with rater and | il, which {t bs sald to equal i: the fire and po: tor pols: cusumbens, cut in| four longth- thought. 1; for Afr, ; iuctitve eirse “vou] 82 personal description of- yous indecd,| Might and wash off with warm water fea = EL and brooding care marked upon every | we were a ft cloth in the mornii Hh [ aeeer= a ae re eee 5 0 | Led ADRIAN Oey Wore progiied to oxpect & somewhat’ | agft clo} E fig, Here is a wood | Wisn—str Noueeaays ail spongy | x i 20,| feature; and wien at night I stepped o he closed the-deor-andé—eelz: | olde mal ndeed, sir, [recipe for cold cream: Rose water, 4 For Oily Nose. parts und wipe and etoile down to the elation, the; orale, esi gidee eee a 9 Nena ae TENTS TTT BET Ye Taney ta wa = M Se a oon of soda | ‘of salt Into | aed & halt onfila of nel ; sero Wee oe ea rapid “t T maw v y zits me, I repite aATReAdSI VaR CHaaTOWid obsarver would certainty tthe Parag cet} aja en ened aoe 1 ounce; white wax, 1 ounce. Orange! ae ip pase age f i ‘ . fron neral bohav- se haz Pus. fn, wu ti] that : Der ike cele ric Hated fieraliug eoseea BBV ite wu flower, Hlac, violet or elder flower water pairing pe pip aes If another bow! beat the yolks fry for ten, minutes, occasionally atir- |Nicolalem escapade, or what tn it? g Nr tare dare ee 5 i ar Ta eee ‘San—bs—aubatituted for the_—mse Water ie Hh Sie SHr Ot Re — exes into a cup of sour milk. Hne and lay the cucumbotx over: Gel | “No idea" waid Groxory, ~The old the strong box, before) starting, into that ed, and amy driver's | m made friend; “but Iam sur-|@t Pleasure, and the addition of one| water, Apply the lotion ¢o your refrao. | mix all Add three tablo. | TIVE SOUS 1 r tenspoantul of ‘walt ki Old | ite vallce of Gregdmy's, Lt waa tm- ; Apooared Mirough the | prised to hear you call our glorious| gram of tincture of benzoin or « halt-| tory Rose aa often as necessary, jecatttay’ ae and’ Naif a touspgontul of citery pow [ness maiter, probably, But don't Keop| Moca voce una n eeiee ee Tce, ~aioat oriored—amatery”| gross Indeed to apply tom, bOly at mea To the etitn yonten whites of the three af ned . wh ona : eee BPPIY SOL m, y of men |” Tapia iy. ¢ [fer Pour in haifa oup jot cider oF | nati lae So. mimmoning “una wh labela pasted all over it. > a8 he helped me to alight banded together to supply the world shegar very mutt: ptiuted; ane tracers Pien oet 49 walk of Jodured_tnnocstce ta boreal. tue | tor thirty-Aye minutes, bing careful |for all contingencies, 1 mare ae and then ie other until a gohien (On SS Wcumbere ones Mea WLP: thy Mom's dea. _brown, _from the bral fron, Remove, place on a hot dish, pour en- Viaving—pald the neosasary rule: i m!'—— 1 cor eds but. Nal whion fetinvinecapsldh theinneneeenry | rite cojvinmenced. but] sii Chat Rilch ie earn 8 Daily: Knitting Chats. ByLaaraLaR : i rh HES: in the corner of a snug Russian car, bs ood more jund pondered over my extraordinary ana a Ceo Mr Dickson _w: E Of pam over; ft] eadserter 2s standing before the! good fortune. | tion, oO one!" and he ushered : ‘ WOOLLEN corset fre in Briton's ume-honored atu- | 1 awoke with an uneasy feeling that |i (org, 8 ume Tanwed passage and | py boas would be to est MMi the | | cover ts an impera- a y Manton’s 5 “Dail Fashion pee ila encegHved me into a chalr'In ano waa watching me clos few minutes in this Toom,'' he md inust have been In the business himseit, a ‘fe y ‘SS z08) Bln. "RE Hosinaon,” Be Ee Atal, dark wien uaa: opening a oor, anda -repam sit -_ Aid A leceneets AoE Sr "I have great confidence your. taken up his position on th | Served for you; and with het he le! 5 4 rls, who are constantly wT 7 HD ‘plaijed ~ektrt, f |me ta iy own’ reflection | : is ith ralatuded cretion and commdn sense, Tie fo. ae ind hls black, ~ ah #)- Well!’ thought twhatever! Air | Must bo-at on-the-go. tn_the evenings; : | Wes of youth will break out, but I think | sver to look through me Gnd beyond | pimidoit's house may be lice, =| toxsther, nnd twit! - liy ‘lad In the thi ri of variation®, 18) that you have a terling foundailon to|™% aa tk he wished to read my very | undoubtedly “well” trained. | nent herdiy sey that: the areal a ne crecy {a observed, land that b nest of gowns, And while the accepted —one— Of] your “character underly | gout. Phen Tsay hin giance siown at s Tey rmante the season tor walk] toi) Jou! —— onder whe: he'd call old Twckeon him, | pearaioe ts anxiolimy awaited.” there are, plonty- of, them : § toy F = henea|te x 7 y the cork! 1} I-turned over in -my_ init 5 = ig, and every fresh |e owed, God heavens!” thought 1, “here's| suppose it. wouldn't be the thing to | lowed him hoge I might best SM te Meat Sic aanseagt ie nothing dainty -adout variation is \sure to} tq pore king's eeent, I euppose, It was care-|smoke In this Uttle eri; but E could do| mission and secure. th And tte welcome. Hor0! cag speak Russian pretty of Gregory’ to leave those con-) 8? t y way, how con- 1 y neers jous | them, They're tnostly eyht cute “ = s Js ono that shows ‘an |] owed agaln, Visolinded labels on thezvalieat! L certainly did look ike a cell, Ths] peared to te no opposition, aa. perhapel Cerne isis : = ee = — toped my eyes for a tit door was an iron one amy! enormously heat thing would bo touwalt and long sleeved, the very qual- SEP RTOnES Wnts tre—winste winder wear Mod propose: nt OP £0? | ities that unfit them fer stranger's earnest gize. Slosalys barred. Tha. 5 come to this conclusion | use beneath an airy even- | and sounded Notlow-and-tnsecure ast entirely novel prrange- Shen, “he procesded. “a mis- ment Of box, pintty lich I wish you to undertake and that xlves) all We and onthe wuccess of which your pro- fulness and flare. re-| motion may depend.’ I would’ not tr om England, I ae tn} ptrode qoross tt. Both: floor | EL EO SST eae cere SUE AT Co — ~ Guired by -fashion| tt to-a subbrdinate were ti.not that | Russian, showing a row of white te@h} were thickly splashed with coffer _<« Sryaslttn-a ra area onan In decided ‘contrast ls without everbulk, and] duty tlea me to my past at present.” | i what waa meunt to be an amiable | f°” other dark Mould, re goresovdly fitted tip than the one|-the litte corset cover tt was far from being @ p *) tr th I hnd ined. A long tndle,| shown du our’ {ilustratton, A__which { eminently! “You may depend upon my doing my | smile. iy “a graceful and generally! best, sir," I ee ‘2 Yeu DU replied, trying to-lock unoons| pasomenly Teettvge ovanad sith _ereetl tualaa and strewn + 1t—certaintyte-—dreser,_yet satisfactory, There | ‘fight. sir; quite right! What I wih Wl eeriet but palntully aware of my fuil:| I tad hardly concluded my muzvey| eee an tiie: arectecn cath | it supplies warmth where are box piaits at you to @o ts briny this: The line of | ure. When I heand stops approaching dont] men convering earnestly, ‘The whole| tt 1a eesential to have it. front, back and sides | 7adway has juat been opancd to Solteft, | ‘Travelling for pleasure, perhaps’ | tn” Sy mid trend of the drosky Hol fome reminded me fanctbiy of a eam-| Just think of « dainty that are arranged in|#0me hundred miles up the country. és ’ ; Bing Nell T ded vielted wome etme be-| oi oe “thus or creamy wraups of two each,| Now, I wish tp. get the start of the I answerdd, exgeriy. ‘Cortain- n nd apolosten f Undalcortentrainacitia co y rosa | white ttle \garment, and, ae M!lustrated, a | Other Odessa firms in securing the prod- | ly for pleasure; nothing else. ininea roo Feng eee, “the, and. bowed. I could not put remark | downy and allken,” shini- in what he called the "dis ft | ‘ trimming of the ma-/uce of that district, which I tave reason | ‘Ot course not," sald he, with a shade So end into a large and eautte| that My companion attracted no atten: | mering through the folds: ‘Sy 2 s ehdios y , ! tion, while every eve turned apo: terial, jheld by but-|t2 Detleve may had at very low | of trony tn his yoloo, “Englishmen al- finy forntutied apartmene At eT Nn acataanmecmistire lot aurcries [Of ar eneorsownll And ane! ; rill pr y rail to Sol- | way: z y spread for two in the centre of tt, and tons, makes the fin: bafsppee np taeehpela sie vy Lepecaata ways travel for’ pleasure, don't they?) SOT are standing ® man yi and amos servile respect, A man at| think, at the same time, ) 43h, But braids are tef jow a Mr, Dimidoft, who | Oh; no; nothing else, Mttle older than , He turnas| tlie lhead of tie table, who was remark-| now delicibusly wi tt rwmnberiess this seu-|' the largest. landed proprietor in the | Gis conduct was mysterfous, to say|as I came in and ato; forward to| @ble for the extreme pellor of hin face i é ton, as well as exe (ORD. Muke aa favorable terms ka you |the least of tt. It was only explainable me With every ayimptom of pro:|as contrasted with hie blue-black halr| !% without being at stl 4 can with him. Both Mr, Dimidomt and nd Tewpect. jand muntaghe, hia hand to a| bulky or thickening in Its ceedingly beautiful, etary nd | upon ewo hypotheses—he was either a] k hal Seat dentde him-and [sat down. lines, and) ‘always /oan bal arene ned pene! hee sobe pore icy madman, or he\was the agent’ of some | exclaimed, and neem Huns need hardly Sethe ie pene. I ike the shaping of , eretly as poasthie—in fect. | arm ound. u | Netie my tae at Gustavo Rerger, the Eng: |’ i substituleds for this pon the wame errand as| tect himself, hi continie on ath SS (neh agent, ta no poring te with his | this Ute garment, wil ; ats i | hkt nothing should bo known about the | mywelt, and determin lithe heaf vot. the table, (Yast, or contranting bands can be used $f fabric trimming {a liked. In this In- |v egr until the «min appears in Odes- | uot determined to show mo inded, Alexis.”| tts fuil fronts and the fatigued by your Jong” and nua} Presence, | HT tat he guessed my Ilttle gamose Thoy | fA! Wi dine tatem-tete, ut g continued tomy pale-faced nolghbor, | otherwixe straight lines, ‘atance Russian green beoudetoth is simply stitched with allk, but all the suttings lagalreitidowre he inte: tne and all tho materials of the aeasor are appropriate, the model so becoming al seat eane Mri Dimbor Plaka BPG erp Mioolt Unpleasant and. on | athers aascmble afterward." | asa mn ierccraien partlowarly the broad ‘ ‘Very generally satisfactory and useful one. the ‘prejudice his, pedsantry entertain | trun” pulled up in the tumble-down| aif Dimidoft. 1 premaine?’ ald [ nude tf won wrefor toma, sir | whoulder etraps that are ‘he quantity of matorlal required for tho medium alze (including bands) {9 | againat exportation, You will find your- | *ed which does duty for a station in ¥ yaatiponenen My natant m indeed aeting’as English | mado entirely in) alngic yards 27, 8 yards 4 or 33-4 yards 62 Inchos wide, when material has gure or nap; | gai¢-expeoted At the end of your Jour- | Susouaias [Wau cabot to gran ay kag | Kine: “you tm me perhaps for one |S y amos net werwer Dut Robs | ocohet) “Aaide trom these Lik yards 4 or 4.1.2 yardn 63 inches wide whon 1t has not. ney. and will start to-night. fonoy | whose comsneree I: Waa to, direct into | of the others But, now, not word NM y AtranaAnalii naw cagions ‘i 4 y ol un he councll meets, | a table 4 ‘Attery No, H512 i cut tn wizes for a 2, 24, 2, 38, 9 and 8 inch waist | shall be ready for your expenses, Wood |the great world's channols. 1 almow | ory Puciatee conn atev ouvert ane it | Mae ese an they | the garment te made tn re- expected to wea a trumpiitl aroh as I cs ; morning, Mr. Hoblnson} I hope you jee san to the platrorne | exgetlent. T thinl, called Alexi, “Tt commend your yersible mar sUtoh, and te Designed with Bear Brand Yurns @| won't fail to realize:the good opinion 1 | “y Was to be expected at tho end of my| Who Mr. Petrokine or the oth Honierostiusiited tacit One es y S EVENING WORLD MAY MAM | Rave lof your abilities,’* journey, so, Mae Dickwon fad’ Lateran | might bef could not conceive,--Land | ton omreful. Pracerve your, Bacher D5 | very, yery pretty. Crocheted Corset Cover. Twenty-third street, New * 1) sald, aa I) stratted into {me I looked about einong the mote | | stewards of Dimidom's, perhaps, though|priquet by all meane that any u L te ‘Call or wend by mall “TON YASHION BUREAU, No, “Gremory, iq the name did not seem famil! to my | pa: y ould Oe performed pon | . York, Send ten cents in coin oF stampa tor Pattern ordered. | | the omice, “I'm off on a miaslon—a ac- | Gonty'a alovedily, unabaven nidott Sud | Companion, However, as ha appeared | tin auaniclony eventon Find 109" | 1 wll mail full’ directions for making this pattern to ‘fay ef my readers TMPORTANT-—Write your name and plainly, end{ | cret entasion, my boy; an affair.ot thou- a rapid idly. and glanced try need trata me arid papa any business weations at Pres, of our amoolation must be preserved at || who are intereated ‘There will be ne cherge for sending them. Kindly addreen nen at 1 thet wre en 2 sand | fs " i 7 ; \ ware wosclty pine wanted. sands of pounds. Lend me your ittle jhe sine a bet favoes, He disappeared we'cohversed on social life In wongiand ify Tnevitablartolene and a dimnisssi || raura La Rue, Kpitting Mdtor, Kyening World, P, O, Box lad NX, Cuy, | portmanteas—raine’s too impoaing—and ~\q ih a Litto time esse a subject in wach he Gleplayed eon~ (To Re Continued.) - - a) |