The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1907, Page 9

The elie World’s 1 pT ai ai ni ES ar mT mnt . a j pay a. i Me Daily Magazine, Saturday, August 17 a. Dg Hh 4 i f annie l i= (dh Bi become a “Jiner.”* He was a Mason, an Odd Fellow, an Elk, a Son of Rest, jand he had only recently become a | member of the Anctent Order of Sword | Bwallowers, and at th ime our story ‘opens he was going through bik in! | ton. T. is not the drinking habit only | which makes wives unhappy Night after night Radford’s wife sat up wait- tng for him, and, lke many other care- ides mon, he. forgot tat ahe wan sitting home alone, wilting and wishing far the comfort of its soctety. In conditions such as the one {Indicated 's t 4 "9 aN ! u fi Ae : aD Hh D tralto voice deepened with old-time { | memortes as she repeated: , i ||| A Man’s Punishment for Though the stars fade in the wes | Bull there's x star yet for somebody, | Elnnting use home he toves est Warming the bosom of somebody, O! As she finished she felt a tough upon ser shoulder, and looking up she saw r husban: ik beside her, Bob.” said she anxiously, “Il am! = aver afraid you will be very angry with me.'"} yi | “How.could kny man he angry with| According, to. tt Beauty Book’ this lessee caiaiilobi nicer, ally ™A#.called Mme, Flimboyant’e Rettriog ¥ when you look so chatming as you do | Cream. the Instructions requiring that : Taitehe: the cream must be kept on al! night in tut my appearance ta due'to the tact Crdet that the blemrahea In’ her skin stan: Janine woman usualy: attributes the weakn might be filed 1s 006 Rompe oesaliy, etranise pene cree tcieey that L have been very extravagant, 1 8h be filed up, This occupied hate i ‘ nk th rave Dought.all_ot Sine. Mlamhoyant's 00 B0ur. for Sts TANG aaente BE jaelveni They think as a Sreharn lana tana shape aORENES ad Ween Applet to ner —- A } “Well, T suppose ‘yout got your money's door. opened ahd” her eaiity has that advan age has robbed them of tnetr over thelr husbands. All these tdeas had oceurred to Mrs. Radford and had} | Deen refected under the’ blandi nta | fof her recreant Jord. Spat th, didn't you?’ sald. Bab “Well, I don’t know yet, whether my investment, will pay,” uid, Mra. \Fad- ford, “but 1 thought you didn't care for me because I am getting old, sand I thought that {f I bould improve my | lr t-haye you betne dging te yours ‘i ‘our, face looks as if it were” red with -byckwheat flour. nk his tittle wife around the waist Seb: he kissed her on both cheeks, leaving « | personal appearance modbe you would | !&T€*, round spot tn the cream and As ‘the- clack struck 12 she arose! trom her seat at the window and picked | up a book lying on the table whica had | | been thrown tn at the area gate dpring| }the afternoon. Tt was an adver! for Mme. Flamboyant’s “Beauty Book.” It contained advice about the heaith of Hob was deeply touched by this in- =) | wimenthe-caraof the complexien the! i x : genuous confeasion, but, ke the maj hands, the skin, and was filled with : f ~ 4 os ty —ef men, —ha- aid _not _acknomledse | descriptions fil proper- ‘ : : ; t, and after supper he went out, prom: tles of almond Jotions, beauty balms, ising to return early. And | Ca¥ence of i1 08 ton’ When the dishes were cleared away Radford sat at the, toflet waters, mii) nd similar Mrs. Radford resumed her task of ex- menting with the ‘Renuty Book.” e tried the Astringent Tonle to take dhe wrinkles from her face, then shé ed the Filling Cream to restore the fulness to her face. Then she took a come back to me, and we would be ‘as | *sNsferring it to his lips. Then he ied we wore before you Joined wil those | her Into the bathroom, where, with @ , ° awful societies and Jeft ‘me at home| sponge. he removed every vestige of the ation, exclaiming as he aid so; Look . little woman, you are | beautiful. enough and 4 with alone; Aw to stay=——— ing out nights, I wish to tell you that I | have given up’— ; "Oh, you dear man, you haven't given : up the Masons and the Odd Fellows and the Elks, have you, dear? “Well, no, dear, I haven't given op the ones allude to, buf I have re- signed my membership in the Sword- alone so much. : j 154 k vi Mrs. Radford was lenfing alm- ful through the book | thé |thoughe « band was a eee a een soar BEES iF bane a Eee f iY Swallowers’ Association to please you years and were childless. Having no/her mirror and exam her face with fair of tweezers and pulled out by the -ehildren to on, the| careful attention, Yes, there aly roots every hair w had shown the least sign fading. ONLY AIRS SHE LIKED. She became so much Interested in thia| fas Waxner—I just dote on musta, k that the clock on the mantel had! don't you? i chimed 2 before she became nware that! iss Shrude—Not a pit of It her husband exclaimed. wie time had passed so rapidly: Miss Wagner—Don't you like the old “Bob ought to be tine, impa’ handsome w husband | Were crow’a-foet in greatly. - gray hair or two in Their marria had been a love As sher 1 Mya, B match. During the ear thelr awakened, and she c ded that sh $2 married life Mr, Radford had been de- | had learned the cause of her husband's | —votian—jieel{, bur h TAS. inegiest— She resolved thar tf mature and he had yielded to the urg-| until id and the Comet. Pan’s Valor “pid and the Cor 3 ey Se HEN bis physicians had or-) To be sure, the chauffeur was in. dertd Colorado alr, Harvey|'endance. but what 8 Soke r temples and a wn locks ford's fears wer. years “What have you been deing? alrs? ~ Mins Shrude—Old qillionatres, yes— fa sacks 6 muttered, as © she would p Inher) All 4 By C. B. Lewis. a farm of all Besides owning a farm of nearly two ; by allowing the bear to follow him ta nx was ed acres, situated about half ajand sit up before him and grow! and este: | ned up fn the back seat, with Nan, Sala ate charred tt ¢ pa icher t 2 stipulat i that | ent ing, alluring Nan, hier ‘oft, brown a inethaces é ; of 2 one-horned | Mille below the Widow Jenxins's, | show his teeth. Harry had come court- rection of Eastern Colorado! hair tossed by the winc reyes da eloment * t the y ? op and a tame| ‘Squire Davis was the proprietor of the | ing usual ae Leen ere ould pere{ing- with the excitement of the run, ur Weias it 1 fi t where the roads—wauld per=yin€ mith the excitement of the rin, Ot ic Hi Q pase ite, oR only windmill for ten miles around end! “Hurry, what are you doing here?” mit him to break the already brilliant) "Gnce they had been seen coming b [the father of a son twenty-two yeara| hoaescly demanded thn: father. record of his S-horse power French | to town at a slow pace. with Bent a i Harry. “ne ‘Squire was @| “Courting Betty, 3 ne Comet deo it happened | to keep bis aatontstied pony w z : ares . Facer, The ( And happen Me Opa tieetaenine | pompous, aggressive sort of a man, who! ply, “We are soon to be married, and : *\-that he and his machine, his-vatet and | t & love affair wax utterly f | wanted to do all the bossing, while the! bis chauffeur were thorns in the feat | gotten Ja, the face of more momentous - To widow wan woman with a mind-of Ler|s_ "ne Sons (0 tell you of It In a day set the cowboy element of Buena Vista | Todt UO catile compant. with wile wh. It thug-eame about that soon | Saire ay oo a fe #Sounty, even as the latter had worrted| Ben had worked before branching out atterlohe saniletiaiwidewscherand sche ‘arried to that girl—never! ou j the respectable faction among “(ne | for himself, discovered wrat {t chose to |'sasice Meabeal will remember that 1 told you"— ant | was the re- Near desiqnate asa shortage in H. O. calves. | metomearly citizens of Fort Norton Anda corresponding and suspicious tn- THE he Dear rated. up ead ffowted esl! Fresh cause for dissatisfaction arose | crease in calves with h brand ominously, and the ‘Squire turned pale ~oatwhen Nan B, took’ toliriding #in |i ate; He O. brand was: 8 ibariwith-aniO: and shook in his chalr. ee A amart, good-looking girl named Bet- ty Lee came to live with the widow, and ie hadn't been there two weeks when in other slmnilar ways seek to impress her SU. MALER GIRL. HERE are two uifimer girby. One is de- mer man, ¥ on the end. The Heth brand was & wet@he Comet, And Nan was the Beebe oases bell Ramor rumor in L Is unwot and a nulsance. Th Harry Daviv saw aud fell in love with] ‘“Y2! must not talk so loud.” cau- | Gurr test girl in Buena Vista County, or all| Buena Vista Count ugly ous the loud-voiced, ag-| Fi Y I would Uke to corre | jor tioned the widow. “Bumbo has got ona tomer—dee! mat AL aay to SA ai ed, or Tr] ¥5 Z A ret her E wxkthe adjoining counties for that mat. | (mer—declared that) it Meee 5 reeit maiden who Infeats re- 7 Fer Birthday vour addsese’ they | A month later the young man. was|of his savage fits on and I can't hold . ter, She had been the toast of every) i tray t than halt as hea and mi roa Onithacathger rsa ware pie geo poe eae you frat joa the widow, the girl ang tne|him. What's the matter with Miss Leo Yall, the queen at every county fair a twenty-five horse- re does not en- iethanstbevcneiatnea cress \ Hits Parents Object, Visits unt) rumor sald tat his son was | PO?" 1 ws¢ournament in which the cowboys had ne will tri ater (han i « J) other s6- | anya youn; Seat flee ng to marry Betty and that tre| “Why don't yow call off your blamed fought for honors’ after their own} Seana et pea ates tuirements. Sometimes adie does INEXPE D. an about twenty-two| widow Jenkins haa brought things| 0d bear when you see that he Is ready S peculiar fashio Her favors had been | a sort climax for the annual round- buthicul spirite or from that buoy- | A good, recent novel that she sn I recently met | aout to apite him, to eat me!’ shakingly exclaimed the # “@venly distributed, and her devotion | Up came upon The Comet, Ite owner, Y In that case there ts exctise for | Td m I ike very much. |) 2 oe ‘Squire. wad gone to her worthless father, WhO! devond Teth's ranch | Her and she may in © Byt the summer xirl who apes mannish ways,|cA Vacation Froblem. Against my going| “XOUne man, le It so or ia it notr! hej wr can't, He gets these savage fits. on: Tan the one shoe shop of which Fort] ‘They were atill hunting. for Heth,| Manners and pursuite in the hepe of Dinning some masculine heart defeats Beas er Teagon-ahat ta, her | denianded of Harry, once in a while and there's no doing ~—Rorton cotid boast > | after having razed his raven exbi own plrpose, Men may row tennis, swim or tramp with her or flirt LIXL Es Thea eie Sted kot Married wel cr jove Betty and am going to marry| anything with him. If he gets hia teeth ri The Comet was” pier“ WIN Ta : = 7 — wine tt ia i Nesebar | ners’! was the reply Into you I don’t think we can save you. iac!The only favor she had ever DEEN pe Ce Ree eee RT eta. | her on nioon andas, Gut they don't wants as a file, to MUrEy Hee They Se ae on feor pans poreonailyt let. ply. 5 | : Mnown to accept was at the hands of| {ne Shove the boxes, and rubber Ulank-| usually choose for a wife the ot ¢ summer girl, whose pretty white dress lettitheyiaaked mt A man does | "Then Vil cast you off, If you marry | Have you anythtog “agaimet ae Sans cone Wen Heth, a xtolid, almost morose young | éts, Which Mlled In the body of the/and dainty complexion are not unduly marred by hot-weather exercise and who} yu kindly advise mo whetick dor { BS RAINURAY.AYS | that} gicliyou:cease|te ibe a ison (of; mine | it told you), Che ee tg fanchman, who had started into the|'Phatcher explained in a casual way i l and shall never get a cent of this prop- set are you Kolng SCR Patan biiiees ina —emattowny that he tas try ins..s0ms. new Laas aa erty.”" & et Jonger!"" @nd who held himself aloof from the| “ud might be gone @ week or more Harry.took the-matterso.quletlythat| ‘Bumbo, spare him a little Jong ht The cowboys sent him on hls way i lad the widow. Now, then; Mise... i nis father chuckled to himself and pe- | #PP= By Margaret Hubbard Ayer faerwollicking, roystering element which| with a volley of ahots. ‘They were beni si — : Si: {a nice family and ts “as Port N cesiar | 34, more sezlous, work an 6au Hgved Hntony Het esinwa ei qsevory: | Laoreomnen meonteroused: Hort Norton sti red The Comet shot. along the country 3 My 2 ae |'the firet round. While it was said on| Worth $5,000, and she and Merry are to Sthtervals. road, through the soft twilight and the . ‘ the first round. a Meee ea nankai oie EDRy A The Pe When old! Béarce had been smitten! limpid moonlight, ‘straight across the} TO Darken the Hair, boiling water. Lat it steep tor twenty. the mixture digest with frequent] drained. as 1t would In prolonged study, | all sides that Hurry and Betty would) ™® Mer Ot 1 nave com 53 Weeth smallpox, Heth, under cover of| State Mne Into Nepranka minut en stand fill cold; strain eek and then ft Ack of, sleep or dinwipation of any de-| be married on Thanksgiving Day, tho |e ey eee ne eo oemed @arkness, had removed him to his own| At aie) Satel A A ONee 8 —T tea and the other Ingredients: apply the 1 when; scription, ‘¢ ext treatment Is| talk did not reach the Squire's ears) fV0C" 10 Teaulre Daviki yous axe SU Faneh, because of Nan’s horror of the/ Hut determined girl over the same State | mn th P solt sponge to the roots of thi effect will occur as the) sometimes effediive porarily, but | until one evening in October, He ae-| We Suet | So ree had end 7 1 the) halr, It will darken blond hatr. i : AnOEebaternknent i pete Gat tne|® Justice o - pest-house, and the three had endured) line. | ' | permanent while the cause | termined to go straight over to ee PAS PAE eM EE Tita Can ouitea : ihe Thatcher inelsted upon giving away i irliaaounisels ; a Beh pene anes cause | | A bated joo Wwhat, me marry “the relentless quarantine together. | | Thatcher Snelated upon giving away : ites vou 5 Nettle Rash. ircles Und ! HenHy Ss wvithy (cpl F.widow sand settle: things |_| put the bear started In to hug him, and Then the intimacy had apparently After the ceremony. Herald it waa soe \ An my ote OT Circles Under Eves, Jon. A little turpen-| The widow's bear had no particular | DUS | Wel Ce tn te terror, Hae a eee toumene pa tertys for excens bacgage on the best run The/ ry iach is ec Cheba acini ara ay ‘e~weak ammonia, one | grudge against the ‘Squire, but he was] ie. fought against It for @ stricken life ‘and Heth to his lonely| “then the great red machine, Its owner, | Peete water, § ounces, Drop over tlio} Fase VON Bia Chie OU ithos Ain BRIS AO LOllrs OC | Reka Ok: RA pear ag beety He | quarter of an hour, but the widow, the eatin on the Gah natener and :che| Mt ychaumeur and his valet rotled back | pieceriralcoi fated icin eo eyes, | Water nay be rubbed into the akin dally (had heen turned out that evening. to). qr ‘and tho girl, sided by occasional his efore Thatche cehe| to Fort 3 uccessful in ated rkin , t great care must ‘ é nd see that ‘ : omet carbe-to-Eort Norton. Now the| srray of lumeawe, ard Peary ey prea ve | 2 Rare ah soruik The diary, , but great care must be taken |roam around and see that all was well.| sooeals from Harry, carried the day, Frendeilp between the dashing -youns |jandarfoot trom New-York. -announesd + «For Fluffy Hair but dark ese does nox reach the eye proper,{and when he suddenly discovered | rns ood tp with the bear beside @utomobiist trom New —York= and the| that when a certain bunch of -ummite iyoeiiiie -2 Tethers == atonal 5 : Daxis..coming crags lots sans watdeds two agule ngcording Bumble and beautiful daughter of the | «ated. foole had Aniatied thelr ‘annual bh apouUces LGR EUs Pr AE LCL Sen AST AGL Darkening the Lashes. ST EY eGR eames : — Pa village shoemaker became town gossip. ree and had recounted thelr blankets’ | i 3 Nees; hair: Dry salts-of tartar (carbon- ti Pig pabataa ate att ced | aWs > Then, the bride—wes—kisseds————— The only man who declined to dixcusa| plank eaives, the bride and erocm med s Beek se taanitd raid steneki neat ERTHA T.—Get a box of Mase that he should fasten his teeth! the bear chalned up, and as the ‘Squire “tho situation was Ren Heth, and that| come back to Fort Norton at, whic | 5 weced) iss Wal re Dhis' i» n German paste, which ia |in armér's trousers ies and con-|; hia’'do jund sipped his *even after Nan and young Thatcher had {ime the damages clalmed by’ sild groom ACTA OUI et Eee elated eat aetna ie en F coh Nispt ee Rae asiatenarasoniaci heat ay ts 4 iden out to hin ranch twice in Me] for injury done hia property and his rep.| and perfume to suit. The tt fusion | monla, ce of rose, 1 m eal y 2 fs applied t him to the door of the house. He| glass of cider he was man enough to i's wagon, ax one old woman called] utation would be paid, or the Sheriff o¢| should be mado very strong. say an| slyce 1-4 ounce; spirt ret . { brush to] waz lo a cold fright when he reached! admit that he guesed it’ waa all for 2 ounces; distilled water, 18 onces,, blood, or when th ~~ Fate Leads the Soldier of Fortune to the Beautiful Slave Princess Buena Vista County and one Harvey'| ounce of tea to ten or twelve ounces of 1 [tse mousey and the widow added to i¢/the best—"gaul durn that bear.” . certainly as yet, because the oustomer | fairs whenever he fs In doubt | Gullabl, on hear utmost. Satisfied with this prospect, riage. look of loye. ent quietly and quickly, has not seon you,” sho continued, more| “Gorlias.” Zoe repeated the name, | declared that Ad thes he dismissed’ Guilabi—and tno, WH despise ‘woman either; In-| , tie rose In the brigh Foe ee a RARIen OME famillarly, “but Gullabl has consulted ‘ F fa f Dre, at n tito wish | deed wbddet In the: attale ows (Just, before: the: sun ‘was the way Y * consulted | for she had never heard tt ‘act, 2 Rerfy) cain: Nore KbOUL thr mi except to % Jeed. < in the affair of his down the steps at the w bonG on the previous afters the astrologer, who says that these are| ‘“Gorlias, Pietrogiant, who lives near | was the very thing Tn the mcome of per- | that Marco Pesaro had publed |p ad proved. that and | 1ow his nousw and swlun-far out in came to the long wail fortunate days for y the church of Sergius and Saint! fectlo drean ator Pal h him with su 4 absurd commission. | then he had paused in his restless career | W&ter that was still icy cold. Then rested with sharp bits of rusty tron ¥ our buying and our/the church of Saint Sergius and Sain ton, ad a vision, fully worth 1 sich t 1 paused in his rest! rear | Grossed’ himpele completely (ae. stronn| Goa troletncsk tog and stopped. bes selling. S0 I do not doubt but that the| Bacchus, Eyery ona in. that quarter 4 ducats, and certatnis not to be sont) A fine young « > k of & more pedceful life, and| ahd healthy men do, who hate to |fore the eity door thine broke Wa pian customer will be pleased with your| knows him, for 300; It had Nine natural hair that Would prabat n the pictutes that rose before his/ that they are not ready to face any: th. Zeno looked at the defense A looks, Kokona, for Indeed, though I de| ‘I shal! remember. Zo itad never been dyed; ita. teeth were |More amusin; it Jon there wan gencrally a wom-| But white he was dresting he waa nol snd won Ost ed J ma HO eee Jan. tnd: make him take is not wish to flatter you, we have not} She understood at last why Gullab!|twenty-elght in number, the ‘wisd dreamed th fly, he lad never seen any) thinking of the errand thal Wis to take tat acting pvemito atathe oprright, Im, SY Phillips Publishing | Mtertained much a beauty In our mod-|had been in the habit of going often to teets not Ing yet appeared. and Gul- intended to ; Fecrea fiilfemananwhantas inti Quan a jousey at hour. before Muanenustanan eerie pany. est home for a long tine.” | that church, where she had been kneel-| tab! would wager that) Messer Carlo | upon w he shrugged bis! till he saw Omobono folding saro's Before any onv answered ‘ “What sort of person ts the customer? | ing in a dark corner when he had first could not find a single peari in all wero mposaibiiities and {letter In his neat way in. o1 to file 's Knock he had deeided tary knew | mat it. w be an easy matter to it for reference. As the seor {what it contained, and had been active: | bring Soy eaoress OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. | no you know who he 1m? }seen hee. 1 antinople to matoh one of these eigh eietante nee he had followed her Droken horse close to the the . 8 dashing soldier of fortune, | \ fine) cy tantinople in 1876, is ad 18 Bhe asked the question quietly, but /to tia ruined house. But she did not and twenty; its ankles were so fine " it might be thought! 'y employed in the matter to which it] Wall, to stand on the saddle, draw him- at enotian friend @ beautiful female} she held her breath as:ahe waited for! know that {t was a part of his regular) turned that a woman could span them 4 aithough he did not fall in love he | -eferred, he had thought re could }e| self up and throw a heavy cloak over piky iron and the sharp-ed ed h one hand while hai the other, ‘The rest would be easy . ho great sin of curiosity in reading it| the Spend careless | carefully while his ‘master wan at his and frail, for he|tollet. He vaguely hoped that Zeno he was 1 Tequest calls & woman, tnd’ form’ and ma: the reply. * | business to frequent the churches of the With her thumb and forefinger, Gullabl es wt now and th copula hia "I forget his name,” answered the | poorest quarters, because it was there | felt safe mi saying this, for his black) or disposition as those » the free Who recomm | 2 fisve gal se negresa after a moment's thought, “He |that starving girls were most often to be| Wife's huge hand would have spanned | could nol..remember t any woman aalantacmelmetuetate (a would tike him Into close cdnildence | enough. Jt was always his instinct ‘to fe Meantime, thes ta @ foreigner. a rich young morchant/ seen, praying to heaven for bread | Zoe's throat; also !t had a most beau-| had over made a Yery profound ime HHA LAVSEDHeSTOaLLY STEUER | dine nes (GURNT TOLL DUS DRT | ee eee ti nueentered 5 acs ‘sooner t pega who lives In @ fine house by the Gokled | that so rarely came from that direction, | Uful anid slender waist, which, as Mes-|‘pression on him, even in B19 BOYIST) 10’ 44 not awpire to be called a aaint,| But Zeno evidently considered himsolr| to be def rece cias meant ‘ Horn."* Many a good bargain ; |nor Carlo remarked, was certainly al days, When he was It bad “ aaelidl arudent dina Paden (a bent pede trhselita beepers gaet peter a (To Be Continued.) i oi bual "Bo the astrologer says that I shall | Py, folonlne & poor ttn rakees mas. | Polit of beauty. Moreover. Gullad!| been suggented migas d drunk deep and played| noon he set hla secretary at. work an | Susan emure : Widow and be wold to-day."" she observed with an | Fart entinenert Moline | would deliver a signed and sealed cers as Tr young men, | ree seas 6 Dy of ter he had been|@ i Sree mecs h aniand he was a perfect expert in doling | Would ver as well mar isthe id suddenly grown tired | A shin copy: otra leiter she shad sh Solution of the affectation of carglessness, though her! out alms until his vy m ylelded of Waa] tificate with ft, land he had a and had lef heart was sinking and she felt a little, forced to yield by her parenta, for &! yor Zeno was conscientious, and held | ¢rothed to a sleepy Grock heiress wno} ‘he ely the of e | ning footman/and went Upon hie errand ‘'1907 Puzzle,” t . him Uniese aha can have certain orn oa handful of gold; nor has his method sss Hu dice to play the more exctting game of! without any other attendant. or on $B ino nobly. pee ner-|*ck. “Is ho a great astrologer? Of conducting ‘the business greatly | Marco Pesaro’ letter In his hand whit; nq concelved an indolont but tenactoua! ity and death aa a soldier of fortune | Panton: © gave, in onger to save Bor bene: | “Ho. is Gullebl'a friend, Gorllas, Ple-| changed, even in our own day, exer Die | he questioned the Armenian in regurd \agmiration tor bis figtiting QAnTIEY | \ngcr a condottiera, during five long |, 2% fode a half-bred brown “Ar RE tw tho solution of yesterday ying ‘he i feral clad “ant to told that; troglant.” answered the negress, wholing {i ite slave-dealern themselves | tS the various polnta in auccoaston, leat | put ye had pleased the fates that #9¢| yandoring years mare, for he was nok a heavy man, OT Puasle:'" «Prati Pigseea P fe porchaser swill call” th © mostly women now. pipreelataiars a i h t wanoring years. dnarprarercedinisersiceabintaanntrs 1 ae Vine takes the natne,af’hnsthusa Tei ory en Ape/itnan fn) AP : ee jae shone ation Gia of them. He snoula dle before the wedding day OC) And now it was long, indeed, wince his|times to the showy and tll-tempe proposition to Arrange the ten Eis Faaevenan: Feast agpeieli tor iheeneien etree RV |Gounbt aaigy of course, “Tna-mant waa |& compueation of the spleen muperin- jinn had touched a woman's, for Ula | Moweiignuceala cathe faaearty whlonrwacall etaire enact reat og eee . He ls HAPTER V. Gullubt, sala: ETN ae ene ecnieat, Jain |Gharteter hud taken tte, eal snarig | Moreumnbred of tho desert, which were | yum which will foot up aa close ag quietly” Uresaed,| Possible to 1907 mey bo worked Put nt ‘KEed runner, who | follows so an to pfoduce exactly 190i OHAPTER IV. Yyery poor but many dave grown ‘ich novor tho land of simple, trusting fa (Continued) through consutting htm. ji A Man and a Maid. | between man and man. He would even | vamed a sepa ateipae d the only folly to which he/stantinople, Hew 3 ratner| st x n was that of Dare honey cakes. He wa p prj util} yielded mow and 5 i r She found what she wanted and hola ARLO ZENO'S Interviow with Gul-| nave wagered that Gullabi had nothing Tene pesca tore 3 “the way for him when the] 1509 4 eS Oall Me Arethusa.’* up @ beautifully embroidered garment (6, lab had’ been short and business- ie his prison of the sort Pesaro wanted, | tranalation to a better world had pean [risking hin life reck! wh ae * were at Ate va pln cat FM negtese grinned from ear tol of \inen as fine as a web. lke. It ‘was, indeed ‘not at all! and st the moment of the Interview ho | distinct rellef to his feelings, for ne| fancied Wil © et ; SOSReeT ULM e hue SreraneanlanenAatielorcetce| Ohie oar, a*! “And if you are so fortunate as to go| likely that a man of the Venetian'n| would have been quite right. 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