Little Brighteyes: B> LOVISt KURRiriELD Courlp.i. !*•:. bj E. C. -furalW i

„ _JW wlltiT (W|.Je r Manliall tiVI nm ■ till llir.mt'li the iiiuiur

- Tin-1 «

►V-*

I what Darts hKt nl. kmnurd f flr»t rabrarnl pf

K‘ KTawolint. bomr

Unit etri in tt>r chorni. u tiro th» Rlrla llnnl i:|i _ fur firm limfrotiou and luii>potml to laud In th» uihlilli' at tin; llim np. lisrm apottnt (a* rial callrd out baforr rrrrj body In tba plnaaot. farrry lltite «ay In- hail: “That •rill do fur yoom. Llttla BiKrhtpya*. Nrrrr -mind alxnt tnklne Ilia cantar Well aarr the apyt H*lit wben you'r* around. Tlie J*rk row for Errrjbody tamrd to take a rood look ot Uttli- BMBtitrya* In-fora tha bark row swallowad bar fhravrr. Kiia wa* about thirty, a allin little woman with Ills pray ayaa and dark hair. It was a point of liaanty In Ita own way. . that hair, aoft'and brown and atraleht an Mlnnahalm'a avar wav boj .ba bad triad- to marval U Into ahaiia with a homa apjillad rorllne Iron to make bar look profi-niKmal. and It waa a aUrtit Bol aba took bar BWdirlna brarefy, and arm Darla racticnlnd tba «rit In bar; It waa liar Ih-»I aaaat In tbe aftiT day a. that prll. II carrird bar thrumtb air of Darla' major and minor tanplrla. She raid litlla and wort ad bant but the Db-knama that Darla bad riven bar Uiat tint day atuek faat Evan Jennie BaynoMa. tba wardrobe worn an. eanybt It. and whan aha waa hand In* out the iwatumaa to tbe stria aba

called out cheerfully:

“Hera you jro. Briehteyaar x And I.lttle Brishteyea Juat louytiW pood natumlly. altboa*h aha had drawn tbr h-aat artlaUc clothea In the lot. It didn't matter whan one wwa only tbe fourth slrl In the laot row bark. Kbe did as Darla had told her and kept oat of the ajiot licit “That Alrl'a an old timer." Darla marked to Vida Lome aa In the Brat entranaa tha opanlns ni*bt and aratehed tba *lria taka a Us encore on tbe TUttletian*" aon*. TlM-ra ware alxtaan picked out from tba little ooea In tba crowd, and Briirtitcyea waa one of them. It waa a jolly, awlnslns. drummer boy rhnrua mid took the minute It bit the bouaa. The stria were all In arartat and (dark, with anare drnmv and Little Brishteyea wa« baallnc bera for aura, no make bellave. The ronpe helped her lota, and ao did the red and blark Cuatume. Her bead waa held high, juat a Ul atllb and her IIpa ware

parted In a amlh-

Marshall—M- k Maraball that araa-

a nlstit In that

rn». Darla, and aar how aba soar I

on to tbe ropaa all rlirtit." Vida leaned forward to *'*

better

wltb that drum. And ttie way alia

atepa! Who la sbef

“Little Brlshtayaa.” lanebad Darla abort!}. “That's aU aba U now anyway. bnt aha'a an old Umar all rtfhL“ Vida laosbad. too. aa Marshall walked around with bar to tba hi*- white automobile In which she made bar Brat entrance. The Brat art allowed a mouu tain aceue in a country anywhere between Italy and Culaa The beautiful American belreaa waa doing tbe touring atunt all over Europe, and tbe prince of the country waa In lore with her. II* had followed the lead of tbe white automobile all over tbr map aud finally had Induced the girt to pay a Tlalt to ills own land. Kbe feared poaal hie banditti. He a .wired tier the red and black drummer boya and tbe army behind them could protect her. And all the time, of course, he merely wanted to cat her over the border, abduct bar. abut her up In tba castled steep fort reap (art 2; am! starve bar Into marrying him and tilling bis sttngr little treasury with oodles of American coin. It was a rehash, but It want with a hang Evan I e-fore Vlda'a entrance the thin* araa a acre success, and Vise

shall araa solidly Joyous.

“Be careful end don't lose your head when you take that run." he said aa he Stood beside tbe auto while Vida was helped In. It waa a good trick, that Brat entrance of tbe American girl They had a mechanical arrangement for tba anto to acotx-b down tbe moun tain paav and It looked aa though II wa* going straight over tbe footllgbti

» the n

. and

then It brought up abort right In the center of the stage In a self locking frog and made a mighty effect! re plc"Tbere Irn't a bit of dancer." answered Vida, drawing on her white gauntlets. "I'm juat aa cool aa can be ’Not a bit rattled, thank you. Ix-t liar There wa* tue second's pause In tbe crebeatra. Hem tbe crash of entrance music, and they released the uiaehlue It took at'* Incline like a boy - * coaster —smooth and swllj and easy. Datls was while hut Marshall strokrd bis Vandyke and frowned aver so slightly a* he watched the car and Ita occu

Marshall ,*t*ivd at Vida. J'tider the

“Nick. I won't go through that again Hbt If the’ whole show gons to pieem. I ■Imply can t II la tarribia Why. It would Is- like dying every night! I won't ride In that thing a gala.' - Darla suggested a dummy, but Marshall wouldn't stand foe an) fake The girt In the machine muat Is- nilre. and suddcaly Barto auggesi. .1 Little Bright •■She's got tbe aaipe air and mi I Id as Mis* Borne, and you ran hide tbe face ♦lib n veil, t'hange the sss-ie so a. to carry ufr tbe note long enough for tietwo to change ptoev* after the ran. and there you are And she a the only r-rl I know who has'the grit to <tr> It." A* be bad the BUng -

all ba<t dec Vork and >• little country wi»s Itohiiid ‘ The tsirsl o jf Hie le-uss chine whs n-

y. plupant girl, whUiiny. ababhy llitle

oke over his abouMer Hie stage, and thej

Ita gayety. ami, there wa* a moat on ■•leasont thing lying under the aniomo-

bile Hint had turned turtle.

“She Isn't dead." said Darla as be and Vida bent oyer the slim figure In the while suede cloak. "Uet her to the hospital and she will pull through. I fa

only Ha- shoulder smashed."

Marshall pushed the two to one aide Jtnd lifted the figure In bis arms. As tic did ao Llnle Brigbteye* opened her

Holy t er and day—Mornfi

prayer and altar trnrral Invl ■ II these se

d up al

fore tbe whole crowd. “Never mind tba boepltal. Darla." be said guletly. “I'U Uka Mrs. Marshall

home tuyself."

And Hie rest watched him as he stride across tbe stage with hi* burden out to where a carriage wilted at the aide d-or to tbe theater. Then Vida looked up at Dirts and laughed as the atag* was cleared for tba cur

lain rabdng.

fra known II for weeks." aha aald. “I tried and triad to think where J bad seen her before, and then all at once It can.e to me. Nick married her bark In tbe circus days and then left

dead and alive

be eyalH-'on'

but forgot all about any responsibility out west, and she was too proud bunt him up when she thought he dldu't want her. I saw bar In comic opera out In Ertoeo eight or nine years ago. She made a big sucres* In ‘Eat tnltza.' I remembered her all at once watching her play that drum. But ll waa her own affair, and I didn't tell. Nick played fair at the climax, didn't bar Darla nodded. But aa he watched the laughing, pretty fare beside him. wl to the III*, as when aba had takru t Bret ride down tba run. ha knew t eoe other lies ides Nick had played fi too—fair to UtUe Brtgbteya*.

Whitman's Poetry. Walt Whitman's poetry. In spite of tba long, joggled, lumbering places lb It. conic* nearer to reaching out to what the ui'Sleni age to trying to he than any other that we hare. Whitman may or may not be considered a poet, but be has outswrpt the bound! of beauty far buman life. He baa tees tb* whole universe Id erjry clod of It. He has Cod a definition of beauty. Naturally hr doc* not expreoa it af well aa God does. Ills symbolism to crowded with hapless place*, and God'! ■yrahollaqi never misses tha point, but a* tba ground plan for a great modern poet—an original or working poet In a new built, new building, working world -Walt Whitman to the Brat and only figure large enough that the world baa bad. He had a larger rr|iertory of joya —Joys with everyday things that at man might hare- than any other po* HI* autobiography would take In a U gar section of tbe universe.—Putnam'

Blaep and Old Agv There to no <1 tie*thin that the vianfity of sleep required steadily dimlbtaiiM from Infancy to old age. This to rather Interesting exception to the gr and rule that, aa In many mi!U-ra. old aga return* to Ik* needs of Inft Aa regards sleep, old age to mor mote In ll* needs from Infancy than to any other period of life. If etderty people obtain good sleep during tha first few hours and If they hare lost that delight lb reading which all bad In youth, but which ao m of ua curiously lore, their case to lo ha grieved over. The spedsl value of tha earliest hours of sleep, by the way. has been proved by psychological experiment. The popular phraa* “In ty sleep" to well warranted. It to early. Hie deepest, hours of sleep that make for health and beauty .-Pall Mall Gaiette. . Are Metals Alivaf “Metals Lave life," said a roetkllurgt*t firmly-"not much life, but a little. And metals can b* stimulated.

gives .iff an electric .current that may easily be measured. If you put tit-cart-male of aoda In tba water, tha ■timntotrd wire give* off a stronger current. Put In bromide of intasslum. and Hie depressed wire give* off a weaker current. Finally, put In oxa!U acid, a till Hie potooued wire gives off no current at all. It will never again give off any currert. It to dead. “Now. I Irate It to you. If yon ran depn-as a metal, exhilarate It and

A Mollified Subject. Nclickrn*. the sculptor, waa a mfin ad pretty wit and of neat resource la compliment He had at one time for a sitter a woumn of great .-beauty, but of ■B extremely nervous aud impatient tetU|ieremiHt. Iturlug her sitting* ah* would ronstjiDlly change her position, ami wflh bach shift of posture tor expressure (hanged. At last tbr s- nlptor'! pallet., i- gave wa} “Madam.” he .Tied, “of wh'at avail la your beauty If joo will Dot all atui till I tune reft-rted It In my model7" Hie utter ami led .with gratified vanity and was as fnuUoulc** *» a lay figure during Hie remainder of her alb Oags^-Bt. Isiuto HrpuLUc. “fitrang Evan .In Osath." ^be-re I* a characteristic, story of known In l-mdoti that will hear re pMl.ng nay* a writer In 'Isodoa Truth The lady la aald to Jiave wriltea .the following letter lo a royal perauuage “Plr-My uedkal attendant* bar* juat tnfnrm.-d me t||t I am In a bopetoss condition. I should die ham did I know that you wpuM ha represented ■ay funeral I Inrba* a check tor WU lo cover M-dspanacs.*

HOLY WEEK

MARTIN ACT SALE

.y-ll..ly<o.ua..inl r eel tool, bto a. Ill and sftlllMl. lU.ki a

| A sole of |>ro|icrtie* lor taxei !areew^peul*, under the Marlin I was held in I siuneil < liamher ou i day 111*1110011, eoiulurted by ■ t Viltostor N icholaaikCorisiii. V.

The Ideal OCEAN

Summer CITY,

Resort N. J,

accomplished thieves.

PUSHING WORK

Work 1s profrce.liig I ompany'l Irollay road d, :re*l to tbe Boards i

n laid I

walk

.rably on s.t Line Kigblli •a tracks and tbe

lurnoul practnally

Tbe trolley pole* are being pul long.Eighth id reel. Iiictdrutallj may b* said I here 1* some rouiph t made with reference to these

TO FORM AUXILIARY

e women friend, of tbe local 11 have been preparing for am timcjo form a ladle.' atixllla-y to t department A meeting for tbe pi l*iar of organising w llLbe ticid ID tbr parlor of Ibe Ocraif Uly Volunleei Kire Companj atw j'clock to-mo'-(Ftlday) eveulng. The wire* and daughter, of all members of Ibe fire deperlinriil ai luvlied to attend tbia meeting.

riber.tr f.irson, whose health t not been of Hie best for some moutl was Id lowu ou Thursday last, t guest of lilcbard H. Btlte*. Stiei m to feeling bailer, bu frien be glad lo learn.

Arthur <'lie»l*r„ "Joe” Kcliock aud some of Ibe Mbrcy toiya w ill make up a basket ball team thal will play an Atlantic City live Ibree games al Ihe Hippodrome In the near future for Ibe benefit of Hie liberty Fire t umpauy. Tbe atleullon of Ibe riKNTiXKl. sub oeribers I* railed to the editorial ou second page of Ibis Issue refrrrlng to * law-of the Boat Olilre Ilepenmenl

Ipolvldual purrbasc* wei

illov s:

Cot m-tlman Headley bongbl lot 111, block UK, Sect bin A, Ed ward«'row ley, iwuer; lot •», block- 171^ JSeellun II. leca'i llty Aaaodatkiu, owner, and lol 3 .2 bhick 837, Section K; lot *32

look 337. Sect bin K.

A. D. Scull bought Id lol In and lx. lock 2*8. Section C, aud lol I. block

S, Section D.

A. W Henry, of Millville, purismd lot 501, block mu, Section <i, lias Sbcpiwnl, owner. And Ihe fol,wlt g addlllotial, all owned by J. H. ayrin: Icits o«S and Vd t,l..ck I S. pvt It ll G; lota 570. 577, ATS, 57IC, 5N1I,

Ayars, owner. # PREPARING TO RUN

The Ocean Illy High Sch taui Is preparing to go to bla lu take part In tlieFranl

|Kirt • ou April 251b.

Manager Darla has received elialletigrs from the Art and TexlllelSchool Broad aud Pine alreels, Philadelphia, Medico-Chi and Tome InsHlule. "trie, bare been seul lu for Ibe 25th. The ninoer* are a* follow.: Harry W Fould., Captain: Wtlaou . t brl-tian, Harold CoHIns, Frank Scbnebler aud Halbert Smith Tbe Ocean City High School tram will run against Wilmington, Media,' Chester, West Cbester, Cbelteohani, j ■Iwailhmore arttf ' Englewood lilgli ( RELIANCE WILL TRBAT*

a Ibi-io" divine mid asked to In- mar fled Just as he wa! shout to enter tbr pulpit o i-ongui-t aa ortcnn.iu aerrke Th.- miulsti-r replied Ihol hr regn-ttc 1 that he coni I not at that moment com ply with Hi lr wish, but tlrit ImmeJI alcl.v upai'i the miH-lusioo o( Ihe setv Ice he upukl take pb-a-un- In pert on-:, , Ing the cep-n-ody. The lover*, andt 1 demurrtiiE. Hn-ntseli,-s |ji thi rear of Hie church. When Hi.- miniate had finlshel Ha- service he made Hie W ho are lo la- Joined lo matrimony wll! present Ihet selvev at the clmmvl Im medh.t.-tv .--rter the al-ttlng of hvmt 115. •Mistaken Soul* «liat Dream al

-Chicago Record-HeraM- ^ A WendvrfuI-Creature. iTeaturs on earth. If put tn-nsreraely or lungiliblniallv into aevrral part., each will 100-0110- a |acfn 1 animal. Tremhlr turned them msbh- dut and they ate an.l enjoyed thamaalvaa as niu-h as ewr He slit two loujrilhdl nail}, pla.s . Hm- halve* t.«etb<f and uuliol then. Into two animals. He dlrbled two transversely aud created one w-,th two brads He pushed down tin- throaf ..f auogbcr. a down Hi-- thnvat --f the wsond and thus formed a ereatdre ulth three be*

The greet hope of the world Ilea In 4h* fart thal Ho- fight for honesty ner•r lata up -fcprlngfield UepcUkan.

eu'iigti i.f the - are. 1 r da) ami seeks dtosl

Not I, .ng ran he i

od |a -sei.ti; -I'uWTuTajru*

^7;

were nearly sal pro|>ertirs rdly, represented by Major

BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED FINEST BEACH ON THE COAST THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN

A. J SMITH. PaormETOh PURE ICE BEST COAL

MANY CHURCHES •'j Spacious Board walk. Free ' Seaspn. Great Fishing in 1 Delight of the.Yachtsman. i i and from I'tiil-tdelphia on T«

WOQI>

NO SAUOONS: 0(1lce j 0 G3 4 (SBURI IVEIIUE

THE

IE

land Cone*

'« -an and Bay. Nun^erous Tra Railways

A/ithin easy access of Atlantic City and other well-known resorts

niladef11 Field

Iklirint; 1'our Ku«> hih«|i|iinK in PHILADELPHIA

Stop in For a* Restful Hour or Tcuo at

l4|}ru{wan -V

KEITH’S

7th AND ASBURY AVE., OCEAN CITY'. N. J. Fine Paper Hanging. Painting WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS UP-TO-DATE SIGNS

ir. au Indian till. M, In Hie art of steal mrln-sr year* their t„ • iklure the great■fiiiiwratlve ease. -nili'lsbmrat* wbb-b .- must ai-qnlre by the following are lu- * bleat like a sheep.

,-nHnrl who while standlu: ,u ,-ne -w-aal-iu beard suiur a!nut ihe bead roj.-s of hb , b.-klng rotiod he saw what

I. which

■Iher friends lo

a always

of the Kelienee: rile I heir w lveaj a supper lo lot;

■e of I lie local hotels ou Fib j

ig. April 34th.

The womeu-folks hav ead . lo lielp the Ilelll be litter desire this to show llwir ap-l

irectstloo.

The enlertilomrnt committee con-b-ta of Frank Hmltb, Itlchsrd John-1 on hud L. L. Wsilsoe. The refresh- j committee compris-a rapt. D. 1 uemsii, John H < liri.tlau aud !

liman H. L. Bmitb.

d»y

L V

G. venior Fort has signed tlie Hand bill, providing foe tbe coustructlou of au It,laud waterway from Cape Msy in Bay Head, eoiinectlug all Iherioulh Jersey seashore resorts. The iieii used by tbe Governor was presented to Assemblyman Billie, of Cape Mgy County, wbo was an Indefatigable worker to obtain the passage of the bill lu Ihe House after Senators Hand and Wilson had guided It through the Senate, overcoming unexpected uppo-

eltlon.

The local Ore department had au ex-

cellent drill ou Tuesday evening: members of Ihe three companies were out. : Hie drill was under direction of Chief

I'oaver, with Assistant Chiefs Alfred It. Smith sod John K. Trout Kngineer l>. L. Vaosman, of the Iteliauce,

suggests that It would be well for Ibe city-•fltclaU to see that the fire-plugs ,

■cgiven an occasional flushing.

GENTLE SPRING IS HERE

Hotel Keepers will soon be thinking of “fix'ng uji” their houses for tlie Easter Ho’itlays and the stimm .T season of 195S. If you are a hotel keeper. :: :: :: Do you need Good Printing? All kinds of artistic job work satisfactorily turned out by the Sentinel Printing House OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY Give ns a call ami talk the matter over. Estimates cheerfully funiLlictl.

The Best Work Fair Prices

W. L. BERRY, Manufacturing Jeweler, NO. aa SOLTM SECOND ST.,

ASSESSMENTS FOR STREET AND SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS

SHOEMAKER'S STORAGE HOUSE Ittlli nnri Wi-wt Avr . Ocean ATI), A'. J All perenn. Iisvltig Furniture or stiy Sliotmiket Storage House COAL COAL COAL COAL COAL I , SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO, j I'WKLFTH Kl'. AND WEKT AVE | A* you sre alwsy. -tire of getting

OTIS M, TOWNSEND BUILDER Orprt , - th Opjiosiie I*. O Plans and Specifications prepufsd without charge JAMES H. TODD CARPENTER AND JOBBER I Wmftiw and Door Frames. Screens.

aud u

l. however, that m foot, aud tbr .>• placed himself J to flic stump :it dlstsiH-e from

-was ti.i much f..r tl h . slump), who. unshltvstralu his Is ugh ter. . situation Bouiewbat ir astoutolM-d sokllrr

« helmet aud v

Tbe first stone for tbe new- M. K. Cburcb foundations waa laid by Dr. ru TM (Tbs*. E Kdwsrds st 8 o'clock jesterday mornlug. Tliore wbo watebed srm-.i tbe Doctor ure the trowel Included J. M. t heater, W. W. Brown and the «re«» pastor. Dr. Rrunyale Mr. Chester -i ( b- n say* I>r. Edward* treated to cigars afterward. Brack rvom X’lwtr. W K. Bucklnglfem end wife, who, waa Miss M. Ethel Hmltlt, of thl* city,' reechra here from Dragon, Utah, 011; Monday evening They were fir*' day. and nights on Ibe way. They .mj m ere at Ihe Blscayne, tbe inime of Mrs. “■ *" Bucklngbam'a parent*.

'&5

: S

Ocean (1ly waa w ell reprewe Ibe Nevoy Theatre, Atlantic 1 Friday evening, wtoru the Pal Powder A lub of the Morris Guardi prearnted "A Mexican Honeymoon.' Those wbo attended were well pica red

ENGLISH & JOHNSON, noDiraciois aon Bonners 1210 Anbury A\«-nur,

ALLEN SCULL Contractor and Builder

rUb SI

luveutory of Hie persone •. Marsh Champion, late

rtty, recorded Iq tbe office of gate Vanaman, ebowa fhat she Ii 2». Mr*. Ghampkui wr* the molli K I. Minflli end Mr*. Edward riloii

..I

SEE WASHINGTON THE HEART OF TM NATION THREE-DAY TOURS

hill.

sun **-■»»■ Wem Jew. Ir- Gertrude Hradlry, nfthtortty, 1 urougbl suit sgslnal the Mart Wf A Mcs-liuic lUllruad t'ompeny sllegcd over-vliarge* In- liaultng •< 1. Tlie case w III be Irled Jll llir at tic t'ouDty t'uuits.

mer MherifT Win II Bright will ru a banquet by * uqmber of'tito friro-1« In Wildwgad to-morrow evaoTbe banquet to liileudcvt as a tartlnioulal of tlie astum In whirl! lie d by hi* friends.

Bn wren now and May Tib, two of Neeaii titty's well known younf men sill I c married. Hue uf the brklre-lo-

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

April 2. U sail Hi) 7. Ktv

ROUND TRIP RATE $13.05 OR $10.55

FROM OCEAN CITY,

All The Principal Points of Interest in tlie Natioail Capital USMV. ,

.IOM.N MARTS Contracting Builder

Wl^kl. Ksvsrr. 4U,:ST*r WM. LAKE, C. E„ Ftforil IScstote ^Vkcc-nt.

fflttt 1. itimtis j $1( Carpenter* and ISuilders irS'.TiT, ' a, rn , Spencer Bdr Swan jo.it., ., K Carpenter ' T.:Z.* nd Bui| der qiiarj.ks l. Hofmann RCGISTCRto ARCH,reef •oa WALNUT STREET eHitSQEtawis THOMAS J.

Hlorikt

H YU. HI LBS, GRASS •"-l-Cl.UViiKSKEn A»bury Avenue.

n-u no in-»tv;.—Ik-nduu TTU-graph. fi TII^FOR THE CLERK. kbrupl End of Church Service—The

Oe..l In the Gown.

Au.- - amusing Uutanrce of the "ilf^lh-it vl.'.v the parson bad jot uioi. div i,U:ig ll. *■■ -irrliug to cusiom. kill U1-U.1 parts. When tin- "firstly' .r--::t!' .ml the clerk, awaking an.l s-lf.', it.g that tin- discoune had ri.tu. u iiu cud. prvnuuncnl tile luual "Arr

A vi r v bo held Calstor. wltb Its two <li.:| . ,-* ..f Holton and riixby. and tin- tiv us of Uoitiwcll and w«> uuniv-i.l- ut bad n curare wbo wa* a great stu-A.T mid wa* In the habit of retiring to Gi>- vestry to |Mit on Uir Mark gown and smoke a t.ltu- before scnii-oi rim** while the cougrcgstloa

I in

-. and tb

: him that

clerk bur

a-t tIm-.u slug another psalm." said carat*. *Th.-y have, sir." replied clerk. Then let them sing tb- ■ Hnudnid at. I Xluctm-ntli." **« I3'v.t,lr4rfily. Having finislirel bis • !:•■ Iwgau to put 011 hla gown l«it 1,,kis were troublesome. "I think :l,luk be I--." rv-piled tbr clerk dry-

> that country recently

I made my v ) I loto ..

otretebiug ll e bit when I aay that In one n'-taurant In Breeden there were 2C«1 varieties of sausage* on tbe MU of

fare.

‘The same hold* good of cake*. You enter a restaurant or a bakery In which eoffec Is served. Th* OtiUgtng waiter win set before yon a specially designed

cake bold

rietiev

ll tbr a.

aveulru

rat v

■O that you jNek out any kind yoo want wltb Hit dlsarrauglng tbe whole There Is nnotlier feature of reatst:raut <11*10:11* In Germany that struck m- na out of the ordinary. White perhalts o dozen cake* are set before yon lo choose from, you only pay for tbe exart iiu,11M r you eat When you are

will ,-

waukee Sentinel.

llatNy

whet Is remalul,

1 for the difference."—Mil-

loia-l was Jn*t behind, retunirsl lu'c. a thing I,a pernilsslbh- « ■ < ireumstances. Arrived at artcr*. U- wu* *urpriscd to 0»

a attend before

met.

" |in

. I mer If h <• n-turo 1

lea si emliarrasscil v-red. “Wr. I alway g I am not entitled I ikrn shack by bla ■

t thing." sny* do tor hf* Ilea - kind In son

ll«w Infallibly w suiwrabanc k- for there Id ■» Isom.mb

■pcaLaW. " CbltsitotphU Frees