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6. the massive, motionless machinery DEDICATE MONUMENT TO CARL SCHURZ stood towering above the visitor and the slight young master of the domain, the metal-spotted, Trbughened factory floors reverberated under their As they made the tour from room to room and building to building, Floyd grew slowly whiter, his explanations more brief. When they finally arrived at a glass-set door marked office, be Ci If INGRAM stopped short and laid his hand upon the wall as if to steady himself. Representatives' Hall Suggests a Roman Circus floor with fists, with finger nails, with canes and pokers, with books, pens lerctny etc. and Inkwells, and they have so far ignored the rules as to engage in hair- FREDERIC UKRNBURGB "Go away, for a moment," he request, his voice catching.

"I'll come after you. I haven't been here since my father Stanton swung on his heel and went out; out to look at the mile track, where Edgar Floyd used to practice racing with little Jes tied in the cat beside him, and where later the older Jes played mechanician to his father's drivings And standing there under the dull October sky, Stanton thought of many things. 4, pulling, scratching and biting. But with no inkwells or pens or books or pokers lying around, there will be lees abuse of the rules governing fair fight-. ing.

The speaker can better referee the contests, too, as they will be down he did not laugh, he flashed back, SYNOPSIS. spark to powder, so that they quar reled on an average four times a day. And they spent every available moment together, until their friendship became patent even to the skeptical in: front of his desk, where he can see every move made in the ring. Champ Clark has confessed that his early ambition was to be a prise fighter, and he may now have an opportunity to Mr. Green.

When Floyd came after him, hall an hour later, Stanton turned from his position against the' "track railing. At the beginning of great automobile race the mechanician of the Mercury. Stanton's machine, drops dead. Strange youth, Jesse Floyd, volunteers, and Is accepted. In the rest during the twenty-four hour race Stanton meets a stranger.

Miss Carlisle, who introduces herself. The Mercury wins Stanton receives flower from Miss Carlisle, which he Ignores. Stanton meets Miss Carlisle on a tram. They alight to take walk, and train leaves. Stanton and Miss Carlisle follow In autOA'- Accident by which Stan-ton Is hurt Is mysterious.

Floyd, at lunch with Stanton, tells of his boyhoodl Stan-- ton ajrain Misn Carlisle arid they act as referee over fights in the new Floyd, what do you figure is going WASHINGTON. The new seating arrangement in the representatives' hall suggests a Roman circus, and the of the house may sometime furnish a Roman holiday. The 435 members sit on benches arranged in semi-circle, and rising in steps to give all a clear view of the arena in front of the speaker's desk. circus of the house of representatives. In 1856 Representative Galusha to become of your sister?" he abruptly demanded.

"We can-plan out some of our fac-j tory affairs on the way heme, on tie-train," Stanton arranged, at the'close of the last day, when taking temporary leave of his mechanician at the Mercury camp. "Fiji planning a fender for each side of the Comet racing car, so that when Grow of Pennsylvania and Representative Keith of South Carolina had a bit Tloyd stopped, gazing at the other with Darted Hds and startled gray dine together. Stanton comes to tracks where the leaders in debate take their Men, makes race. TJhey have Floyd hurt, but not seriously. At eyes.

A strong wind was blowing off Lake Erie, tossing his bronze hair ter controversy, in which the latter called Grow a "Republican puppy," and Grow retorted with "negro driver." There was a free fight on the creel like knocking in a few places, and conduct the legislative dinner Floyd tells Stanton of his twin" and wrapping his long coat about mm, "My sister?" he repeated. "Why?" lengths of the Infield fence, as you did this afternoon well be ready for it," mocked. Floyd, his effervescent youth contests. This new arrangement may conduce to more orderly consideration of legislation, and it may not. It will, however, centralize the proceedings.

sister. Jessica, Stanton becomes very 111 and loses consciousness. On recovery, at his hotel Stntoh vreelves invitation and visits Jessica. They go to together, and, -meet' Miss Carlisle. Stanton and Floyd-meet again and talk business.

"She is a woman, she must have some life of her own. You can't keep her like a nun until she finds herself heady as champagne. and if they become dramatic, with Fence or no fence, we won," Stan ton, retorted indulgently. physical contests, it will be easy to confine the actors to the ring, and give all the members a better view Of -course! You kept right on driv ing the front of your car, so the rear just naturally had to climb back on the road and follow. I expected that; than under the old arrangement.

grown old without a chance at living." Floyd continued to gaze at him, saying nothing; that half-hour in the office had left him almost wan in the gray afternoon light. "You knqw me, Jes Floyd. If any one does. You know my vile temper, my rough tongue, and that I am a Time has been when statesmen on you were too to stop for a little thing, like side-wiping a fence." the hill used the old argument of physical force and pugilistic skill, and floor, and among those who became involved were BUhu B. Washburn of Illinois; his brother, Cadwallader Washburn, and Representative Potter of Wisconsin; Representative Barks-dale of Mlssississippl and several others.

In this Instance passion gave way to ridicule when Cadwallader Washburn seized Barksdale by the hair and lifted the whole poll from a perfectly bald head. Waving the wig In the air as a wild Indian might wave a scalp, Washburn danced about the floor until the whole house was convulsed with laughter and the fight was forgotten. Potter was afterward challenged to mortal combat by one of the southern' men, and he named Boston Common as the place for the duel with clapboards for weapons. The sense of the ridiculous again spoiled the seriousness of the quarreL "You seemed to expect it," the oth in most of these instances the dra er corroborated. He looked with In cross-grained brute at best, nut i matic features were marred by the The Carl Schurz monument on Morningside Heights, New York, was dedicated in the presence of Civil war veterans who served with him in the army, including, Lieut.

Gen. Nelson A. Miles and Gen. Horace Porter, local German societies, regiments from the local National guard and regulars from nearby forts. Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador, represented Germany at the dedication.

The monument, which was designed by Karl Bitter, stands on a granite pedestal in a circular clearing about fifty feet In diameter. The pedestal bears inscription: "Carl Schurz, Defender of Liberty and Friend of Human Right." The statue surmounting the pedestal is nine feet high, and two' large granite seats extend on each side of it. At each end there is a bas relief depicting in allegory the activities and interests of Schurz' life. think there may be enough of the In lack of proper rules to keep the con testants In the ring. They had a weak terested curiosity at his nonchalant assistant "If I am 'too busy to worry at such times, Floyd; you are not Don't you ever think of what is likely herent gentleman left in me to.mase me decent to a woman.

If, in time, things fell out so that I'd asked you for ness Tor fighting anywhere in the hall, and with anything that was within "CHAPTER Vlli (Continued). The silence -was long. After reading, Floyd turned his face ip the window, and bo remained. But at last he looked back to Stanton and nodded. mean's that I get back my father's factory," he confirmed quietly.

am very although It doesn't do me much actual good. I have no capital to run gn automobile plant, and I will not sell unless I am forced to it." "You would like to operate It?" The ran up under Floyd's fine skin, he met Stanton's eyes with a glance of fire-ardent passion and desire. Td give all the rest of my life to operate 'that factory for one year, as my father planned for me I'd give it for six months to justify his faith and training. You do not know, you can not know!" "Can I not?" Stanton retorted. what do you think I am racing for, if I can not understand risking something for an object.

I told to happen when we are on the verge of. smash?" your sister, would you be wunngr Speak frankly, if you do not think me reach, and there have been a number of such contests which were witnessed by few of the members because there fit to be trusted with her. say so Floyd paused, turning his large clear EATEN BY DOGFISH win not break our eyes on the questioner. was no ring and no rules and no program. There have been fights on the "There's just one thing I'm asking," he gravely returned.

"That is, that when it comes, it will be a good hours the younger son being still ah. infant in the eyes of the law it seemed as if the whole of the duke's estate must be tied up in endless But the family lawyers they were at the bedside pinned their faith in the new discoveries regarding death. They made manifest to the physicians the tremendous legal consequences of the duke's death before midnight Cannon's Poker Table Is Auctioned for $16.00 smash. No one minds just dying we're sure to do it some day, anyhow Fate of Maine Fisherman Who Fell Overboard From Dory. livers were cut Livers then brought fl a backet, as they were converted into oil.

Cheaper and better commercial oils today have practically ended tbeir usefulness for this purpose. but to be mussed up and patched to gether again, no! Now," his irrepres THE last material tie that bound Joseph G. Cannon to the capital was the other day when the furniture and furnishings of the house at 1014 Vernon avenue where he Hypodermic injections were resort sible smile glanced out again, "that's why I feel so safe with you; there Is a deadly finality about your driving methods HYPODERMIC RESTORES LIFE ed to. The heart began to beat again, Physician Had Narrow Escape While Taking Plunge Right to Exterminate Enemy of Man anc Fishes of the Atlantic. you once that I would not live poor the temperature of the body went up, breathing was restored.

In fact, the "You have seen her once," Floyd recalled, as If to himself. He lisped, his surest sign of excitement Stanton had never heard him use that soft, slurring speech except on the racetracks; heard now 'in the quiet country surroundings, it infected the listener with a contagious agitation and emotion. "I know, I know," he deprecated. "But, I might see her more, and seeing no better men she might come to bear with me. Not that there is much in me worth it she probably never would look at me.

What I am asking you, now, is whether you want me to keep away from her. Say yes, and we will shake hands and drop the subject for ever." Very slowly Floyd held out bis slender hand. ITO BE CONTINUED.) I was not born to that. If I win another prize or two this season. I will have enough capital to match somewhat body came back to "life," and in this state it was kept until a quarter of an hour after midnight A magistrate with your factory.

We both understand the motor business pretty well; "That is about enough," Stanton signified. "I'll see you on the train, then." They did meet on the train, and passed long hours of travel in work and discussion. The other passengers came to take a decided, if furtive interest in the two who sat opposite each other in absorbed conversation or argument, making drawings on envelopes and time-tables to illustrate do you want, in case all goes right, to join with me and revive the famous had been called to the house to see to the interests of the "infant ward." He witnessed the revival from seeming death to life. Comet motor-cars? Don't answer now, think the thing over." "Stanton!" there Is time enough. We Action cf the Heart Can Be Prolonged After Death, Says French -Physician.

Paris, France. Death is by no means the sudden change which our minds, laden with metaphysical tradition, imagine. We talk of something the soul flying away from the body. It is seemingly all over. But it may not be.

concedes the official bulletin of the French Academy of Medicine. A well known doctor has shown that every function of life save consciousness may be kept up. This authority gees nothing extravagant in the idea that medical science may some day go a step farther. It may restore consciousness even after it has been pronounced to be extinct provided fundamental chemical transformations have 'not supervened For may easily lose everything we put into their points and even leaving rows of '-tie venture, factory and. all; or we Rockland, Me.

"And he said: "My God, Frank, shoot me quick, shoot me quick, the dogs are eatin' me "I hauled up my gun an' pulled back th' hammers, but I couldn't do it though I warn't more 'n ten feet from him, and could have blown his whole head off. I don't b'l've the Lord would hev called thet murder either. "I gasped for air, 'n dropped my gun on th' seat, 'n' then I looked at Charlie again 'n' it was all over. Jest a dark red in th' water 'n" a hundred ugly snouts, 'n' shinin' rows of teeth jest gleamin' 'n snappin' thar in th' gray of that October afternoon." It was Frank Oleson, a fisherman of Rockland, who spoke. He was telling a little group of oilskin fiohopmon dhnlit frnepr1v nf 1SS5 lived for many years, were sold under the auctioneer's hammer.

A few members of congress and a dozen prominent society women were present, but most of 'those who made purchases at the dismantling of the house where history was made were dealers. There was a number of relic and souvenir hunters present They got busy, especially when the contents of Mr. Cannon's own room and the library were sold. The library has seen many a hard-fought battle at draw poker, at which game the "Sage of Danville" Is reputed to be a genius. In this room a sturdy oak table, around which Mr.

Cannon and his friends met at games that -were not political was the object of lively bidding. It was knocked down to Dr. C. M. Beach of Morrow, for $16.

The bronze electric lamp in this room that was wont to shine alike upon the full house and the bobtail flush brought only J1.25. A grand piano, with keys yellow and discolored from age, was sold for Change for the Better. The care of the African population figures upon the menu cards in the dining-car. may not." 'Td chance my part" in the Belgian Kongo in the past has so would agreed Stanton. "Meanwhile, you had better try me as Incidentally, both men displayed a thorough training in mechanical design and construction, Stanton's far 4 been so murderously indifferent that it Is a pleasure to note a change for it for speculation.

Two leaded glass panels that had formerly graced the transom over the front door of the house were sold for 50 cents apiece. Many articles wer purchased by persons who prized them for their association with the former speaker. Mrs. Robert McCormick, wife of the former ambassador to France, paid $35 for a small painting, evidently aged, which, according to a notation on the back, had been bought at Christie's, in London, in the earjy 80s. Mrs.

Pomerene, wife of the senator from Ohio, and Miss Flora Wilson, daughter of the former secretary agriculture, were among the bidders, as were Congressman and Mrs. Nolan of California, Congressman Langley of Kentucky and former Fish Commissioner Mrs. G. M. Bowers.

a traveling companion before you take LOSES LIFE TO SAVE DOG Alice Maud Meadows, English Novelist, Drowned In an Effort to Rescue Pet London. Alice Maud Meadows, a novelist, was accidentally drowned recently at Red Hill, a few miles from London, while attempting to rescue her dog, which had fallen into the water. She began to write when 14 years of age. Her publications include "The Infatuation of Marcella," "An Innocent Sinner," "The Moth and the Flame," and many other novels. the better.

An order has gone Into me as a partner. Remember we would effect to prevent hereafter the Impor- the more finished and scientific. "I did not know Floyd marveled, at last be team-mates, for a long race." tatlon, manufacture and transporta tion of saccharine sweets in the Bel Stanton forestalled the question by 'Tm not likely to forget." Floyd made slow answer. "Remember that gian African territory. Saccharine products and products sweetened with Indifferently explaining.

"I am a mechanical engineer; I for yourself, of me, Stanton." when he and Charlie Freeman sailed a period as long as a decade French CHAPTER IX. physicians have said it is possible to rpstore the action of the heart after "death" by means fo hypodermic injections. Even in so-called sudden The Chance for Jessica. $65 to a dealer who said he bought When the assistant manager of the Bride May Die From Dancing, Mercury Company came through the train, next morning, and saw the two Frenchmen Are Leaders in Navigation, of the Air out of Tenants Harbor, one October morning. Oleson brought the little sloop Alpine back the next morning alone.

Freeman had fallen overboard in the midst of a school of dogfish, which had eaten him alivc before the eyes of his helpless compan-panion. They were bound for the fishing grpunds of Martimcue. island. Freeman had taken along a Shotgun. When five miles from Criehaveu a bunch of coots, flying low, came skimming along.

Freeman fired into them, and three or four dropped. The Alpine was death there is a period which in French medical literature is called "psychic twilight." The case most in point, bearing upon the whole subject, is that of a late noted French duke. He was a conspicuous figure' in the old legitimist club life of the French capital. He died recently at 10 o'clock at night. Mis younger son would be of age at midnight.

For the sake of the two Beaver Falls, Pa. Mrs. John Kuz-lus, a bride of three days, is in a critical condition, and may die, as a result of dancing too much during her wedding festivities. The Polish custom of dancing with the bride for $1 a dance is responsible. During, the two hundred and ninety-third dance, with 293 silver dollars constituting the bride's dowry, Mrs.

Kuzlus collapsed. who were breakfasting together In the dining-car, he stopped in the aisle with an expression of one brought face to face with the disagreeable unexpected. "Well!" he ejaculated. "Well!" "Start it with an if you like." guggested Stanton, coolly amused. Mr.

Green's mouth grew thin from pressure. "If vou auarrel with Floyd. I shall not know where out here I HUNTS DOG GIVEN BY RIVAL you another mechanician In he gave stiff warning. brought up into the wind, and with her mainsail and jib flapping the gunner jumped Into the dory and started to pick up his game. There was a shout, a splash, and Freeman' was struggling in the water.

In reaching over the side of the dory he had lost his balance and fallen into the choppy sea. In a moment the hungry, sharklsh dogs were after him. The opening paragraph tells all there is to tell. Many stories are related to show the ferocity of the dogfish. It was not "Billy" Hitt, Once Fiancee cf Miss Katherine Elkino, Aids Her in Quest for Animal.

Washington. Due. the prize bull dog, said to have been presented to Miss Katherine Elkins by the Due Hitt has joined the search for his rival's gift. The 400 is' wagering 10 to 1 that if "Billy" finds the dog, the price of his services will be to change its name from Due to Sweet William. One of the horses in which Miss Elkins and Mr.

Hitt are jointly entered is named Sweet William, and Billy Hitt's stock has jumped in the Washington matrimonial market since thf discovery. while the height of something over 10,000 has been attained by a dirigible balloon. The aeroplanes, however, have demonstrated that they can rise higher and much mote rapidly than the balloon type of air craft and for that reason their efficiency in a military sense is regarded as muoh greater. In both speed and duration of flight the strides since 1909 have been remarkable. In that year the speed record was 48 miles an hour, while the length of time that a machine kept in the air was 4 hours and minutes.

The present record fof speed now is 108.9 miles per hour made by Verdines of France, while another Frenchman. Fourney; raised- the record for duration flight to 13 hours and 17 minutes. Busson, still another Frenchman, also recently established a record for speed with passengers. Withve persons with him in his machine he made 54 miles an hour in sustained flight. The war department records show that six persons have been carried to a height of 2.053 feet THE remarkable advance made in the science of aviation since Or-ville Wright made the first public flights in a heavier-than-air machine at Fort Myer, in 1908, is the subject of a statement compiled by the war department and just made public.

Although the honor of inventing and utilizing the aeroplane belongs to the more than a dozen years ago that two. GERMAN JEWS LOVE EMPIRE New York yachtsmen were lolling along in a sloop yacht in Penobscot United States, it is disclosed that virtually all the advances made in the, utilization of the air machines have been accomplished by foreign airmen, principally Frenchmen. In 1909, the records show, the greatest height attained by a heavier-than-air machine was 1,450 feet The mark now stands at more than 20,000 feet. bay one July afternoon. One of the yachtsman, a physician named Bow- "Ail right," was the answer.

Floyd was engaged in blocking out a map with toothpicks, and did not look up; he appeared even more ridiculously young and gay-spirited than tissual. In the morning sunlight. But something in the poise of his bright head echoed' that "all right." Mr. Green went. on.

and interfered no more during the journey. The speed carnival held upon the superb two-mile track was to extend over three days! The contests were of varied types and classes, but the Mercury was entered for at least one event and frequently several, on each day. "Aren't there any Atalanta cars entered, at all?" Floyd wondered, on the first morning at the track. "None," Stanton assured. "Then I won't need to burn a Joss stick." "What for?" "Luck," said Floyd sweetly; and to explain.

Their luck held good. They had neither illness nor serious accident to mar their series of victories and trials. Say They Are Citizens of "Fatherland" First, Then Support Plant Advanced by Zionists. Express Two Toms Are Confused by Mail and Berlin. The Central Association of German Citizens of Jewish Faith, one of the most important of such organizations in Germany, has definitely rejected Zionism, so far as to announce that the Jewish citizen in Germany is first of all a German, and only sec 4' ker, decided tc take a plunge.

He stripped and dived off the bow of the sloop, intending to pull himself into the tender trailing behind as it passed him. He had scarcely hit the water before he let out a yell. He just managed to catch the gunwale of the rowboat when his companion reached him and hauled him in Three ugly wounds showed in his legs where the voracious dogfish had bitten out clunks. He was taken into Rockland where a physician treated him for several weeks before he was out of THOMAS R. MARSHALL tne pro- V.O of the Losekam cafe.

Is a Floyd Turned Toward the Window and So Remained substances other than cane sugar. native Ul OOU1U51.WU. Thomas R. Marshall, the vice-president of the "United States, is a native of Indiana and a Washingtonian only by recent adoption. These facts have not yet been sufficiently clarified in the brain of the employes of the Washington postofnee who handlsrthe mail of both men.

The ondly a Jew. The association at a recent meeting in Berlin, adopted a resolution indorsing the efforts of the Zionists to provide a safe home for the persecuted Jews of the East and to awaken pride in Jewish history and loyalty to its religion, but declared: "We must, however, part from the Zionist who rejects a German national danger. For Stanton drove as if by 'inspira beet sugar, milk sugar and glucose That the extermination or at least sugar particularly those sweetenad tion, and many of the honors of the carnival remained with him. "You've struck the perfect course. the thinning out of the dogfish is practicable has been demonstrated.

Thirty-five years ago the old Gloucester schooner Water Lily, according to I I I 1 1 1 i auu vv iiu cvudiucio muiDcu a same thing is true of the men who has charge of the local office of a certain express company. The result of this Is that the vice-nrPBidfint has been supplied with 'Hon." Thomas R. Marshall." and poet-, marked Indiana. He suspected that some friend was trying to play a Joke -on him, but investigation established that the postman was the humorWt, and that his Jokes wore perpetrated with glycerine shall not be imported. It is specified in the order that It is meant to include in general all synthetic chemical sweetening which does not possess food value.

We wish we could believe that this tariff anxiety to protect the Kongo population against deleterious sweets was something more than an exhibition of the usual protective philanthropy which bars a competitive product to make sure the sale of something else. enough rye whisky to last him a year had he an appetite for it worthy of one whose birth among the blue grass guest in a foreign land and looks upon himself only as a Jew. "We do not desire a solution of the Jewish question by international action," says another passage of the res olution. "On the soil of the German fatherland we desire to do our part as Germans to further German culture, while remaining true to our commftn- Fred. Lewis of Portland, who was a member of the crew, sailed from the Massachusetts port in command of Capt.

George E. Robinson on an experimental trip. The Water Lily proceeded to Kettle Bottom, about 15 miles off Orr's Island. On the first day the high line dory from 8 a. m.

to 3 p. had caught 1,300 dogfish. From the total dogfish catch on the first day 285 buckets of graduated from college at twenty-one; that was five years ago. You have dropped your pencil. What do you say to staying over half a day at Buffalo and visiting your factory?" "Fine." approved Floyd, a trifle slowly.

"A half day, not more. We have got to make ready for that Cup race." "Three weeks off. You're getting as old-womanish as Green." "Too bad. Still I have to be at the Mercury plant when you don't. Half a day ought to be enough." Stanton surveyed him, irritated, yet without tangible cause for irritation.

There were times when he could have Imagined that Floyd evaded too close companionship with him. subtly held him at arm's length. They stayed the half day at Buffalo, and went out to the huge, silent group of buildings that had been the Comet factory. It gave Stanton a strange sensation to watch Floyd's assured familiarity es entitled him to the designation of colonel. Also the wife of the Losekam Miss Katherine Elkins.

d'Abbruzzi, and named for the royal Italian, is missing, and Miss. Elkins is inconsolable. Due wandered away at involuntarily. He had only to open a letter before the mail trouble was straightened out:" The vice-president's-troubles did not end however. The vice-president.

V. is understood, is not a But secretly he received a barrel of a -popular brand of rye-whisky. The vice-president is not through explaining the affair yet ion. hallowed by history and the horse show the other day. "Billy proprietor has sent back to the manufacturer a dress which which was delivered to her marked "Value, $150." The trouble started with the mail.

"Tom" Marshall, the cafe proprietor, began to receive mail addressed to MAYOR HOLDS UP A WEDDING Stanton," declared a famous rival, upon offering his congratulations after suffering a masterly defeat in a five-mile contest. He did not like the other man, but he was obliged to admire him. "How so?" queried Stanton as succinctly. "Between recklessness and over-caution." It was quite true. With Floyd beside him, Stanton's driving was as daringly brilliant but characterized by some rational consideration of the possibilities of disaster.

Why? No one had time to speculate. It was commencing to trouble Stanton himself, this growing affection for his mechanician that threatened to be-dbme an absorbing need. He had never needed any one, he had been self-sufficient and self-centered; and now he felt a blank chill at the idea of losing the society of this boy-man. It chafed and fretted him with a sense of bondage; when he felt the cords draw most, he 'turned upon Floyd and worried him savagely. Floyd laughed.

And Floyd's laughter would have disarmed a Cossack. When at North Bergen was summoned, and he tied the knot The bride and groora are now on their way to Bermuda. "Never again," said the mayor. "I promised to marry the couple to please my wife, but at the last minute my nerve failed me." New Jersey Man's Nerve Fails Crucial Moment In His First Ceremony. New Breed of Dairy Cattle.

A new breed of dairy cattle known A Polyglot Playwright. M. Darlo Niccodemi is a citizen of the world. He was born in Italy. He was reared in the Argentine Republic, where he was initiated in Spanish culture.

He wrote his first play in the language of Cervantes. It was produced at Buenos Ayres and was called "La Duda" (The, Doubt). Soon after that an Italian actress in South America offered a prize for an acceptable play in her mother tongue'. M. Niccodemi took the prize with his play.

"Per la Vita." He soon afterward wrote "L'Hirondelle" (The Swallow) in French and it is played at Brusels. At Paris he began his work by translating and adapting the English play of "Raffles." Le Cri de Paria. ap the Illawarra breed has been de- veloped In New South Wales. It waa -1 and -various parts of Jersey were gathered to see the mayor perform his first wedding ceremony by uniting Miss Mabelle Nafe of Brooklyn and Alexander Moore of North Bergen. The mayor, in spite of the pleadings' of his young wife and the solicitations of the guests, refused to act as minister.

Excitement reigned as the bride implored the mayor to go on with the ceremony. He was obstinate, and after an hour's waiting Judge J. Mednia of the recorder's court of with this place and atmosphere; to see him so naturally draw from his pocket the bunch of keys to admit How Does It Get Across? At a certain eastern university one of the professors was conducting an examination in physiology. He asked for a description of the circulation at the extremities, meaning of course, the capillary circulation. The youth he called upon evidently did not know much about the matter, for he replied that the blood went down, one leg nd up the other! Youth's Companion.

Longhorns, Devons and Ayrshlres. This new breed of cattle has become -a favorite for dairying in the Illawarr them and unhesitatingly fit each to its Union- Hill, N. J. "I'll be hanged If as mayor of North Bergen, will marry my brother-in-law!" shouted Mayor Adolpb Asmus, as he flung down his ritual in front of the bridal party at his home on the boulevard at North Bergen. About 150 guests from New Probably Poor, Also.

Miss A I thought Mr. Homeleigh was matrimonially inclined. Miss B. He was, but he's been declined so often, poor man, that he's got over it aiBinci, new- oouiu waies, inougu it Ib hardly known America. Fans corresponding door or gate.

Yet. this was where he belonged only there should have been busy life instead of this dead emptiness. Their voices ech-ed loud through the desolation, where and Fireside. -i-Lr -t I.