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bee. "and etoar •» -II ***l »ken the harvoat to ««ar—" *t« UNl )M M JM |H MOM MM lu help *Hk Ik* barvMt ta; li I CM bad war* la the city IH 1»t there." she mM defiantly, ramttlm bar ka atlas**, lor aha kad not MM la pa aa far. AM aU b* •a use Andrew would ant conaeat to lining a»nta af their seringa of WW for a trip la ih« ■■(!> I True, bar morried raara had am Wan aaay, bat they bad balk kept wall and had praaparad; K was )a»t that And raw iMd «<H uadaraiand bar need af change. -Dul, Millie," aba baard him «| la • (hocked I ana, "sorely you would ka» amort your borne!' A atubbow al ienee waa bar aa»wer ami praaaatl> aba baard Mai go out lb* bltrhen "1 can't balp It." aba aald la baraall resolutely. bar eye* ailing; $100 of the now) u mln* nnd I M; aa wall make tba break aaw. It'a too bad ba dldnt marry Letty Weatan, wba la sacb a perfect housekeeper; If An draw were brave enough to ask bar fktber for the money ba owea us. we wouldn't be riding around In a broken down eecoad-buuU tar, either." With determination abe began packing Unable lu rhan»e her, Andrew aw her off oo the e!t< train and drove back dejectedly to the empty Itouxe With chanced ey«a be looked al the little dwelling, iteing many Improve menu thai could amka It more habit able, but he had wanted to pay for the plac* and balld the baraa ao the hooaa had waited. "Even aa." be thought. 'Millie could have done mack te It had ike beea a mind to." Latty bad Ike knack of cookery and curtaina that Millie lacked; be woo dered why abe had married him—* plain farmer—wben bar ambition had beea to "be a lady aad lire la town." But be knew why he bad married Millie—sweet. pretty little boncb af rebellion that she waa—aad a mlat •ear his eyea abut oat the dtoordered houiie. Unhappy. aad frightened by the crowd* and the coufnalon of the great city. Millie made ber way to the mod eat hotel a kladty elation officer had ■uggeeted, there to II* awake through the long night, opprrsaad -by the beat of the little roam and the nnaccu* tamed noiee of street trnlhc below But with dawn caaw rourace and tke declaloa fa And something to da. A weary day'* search proved con claalvely that eoly trained wurkera ware wanted, aad llllll* returned to the Uttl* hotel at alg<- 'all la a vary different and humble state af mind Hhe had learned much, though, during the day. One thing wae that aba did •at even rsaembi* In appearance the "ladles" ah* aaw; ber garish riot bee being wholly anllke their |alet at tire. "I can learn," she determined, "and while I'm be re III Juat iaara «rwj tiling I can." Bbe aeot • card to An drew. glvlug her addreaa, and eel oat Mil morning on bar queat tor knowl edge, her 8 rat act being to OMke a change is her apparel, a kindly aalee woman aaalatlag her to replace the ■and; tomato-colored coat and green planed hat «rltb an outat of becom The morning deaeee In one of the great department atorea faaclnated bar and ahe began by giving an b ur to ooe In home decoratloa. another hour to a cooking claaa where "ladlea" In ei|>enal*e far coato listened doae <> to the deiuonatrator. Millie re calved a new viewpoint of the once daaplied cooking, the whole bringing an Intereat la ber 'io« bad. In tba afternoon i aeelng; one rainy afta climbed to a top gallery to bear a! great aymphony orcbeatra. Bat It waa I la the art gallery aba Brat became aware of the great beautkae of the j ■pe ahe could aee fro* Her cot wladow. "\nd I have them without gold!" aba uioaad. suddenly realising tbat aba Wba* aa wort caine from Andrew by | the and of the week All Fmmdt Forgotitn at thm Dining TabU la tlx i|m or dilralry ami fighting mi, wlwn battle, murder aud auddea Uaatb vera part uf tbe <lay'a routine the dluing labia of tbe baronial kail gradually tacatae Iba una apot la Iba ducaaia oI tbe warlike chief la ba at anpt from da -IIs e# bloodshed and rlo lenco. Tradition baa It that this caiaa about la Um followiug way, says American Look try: Tba lord »i Iba manor, an tba occaaiuo of a great banquet, glren la honor of e» loomed and diatiagulshed perao»iigv». directed hltnaelf of bU award bafura lie took hU place labor* i lie aaiw at iba labia, and Mood It In uiiaterer may hate bwn In tboaa tlmaa tba equivalent of an umbrella •land. tbaa tacitly and by a beau gaete ■Murine bla gueeta tbat Uiey would not ba aaaaailed and ballad while tltajr dlnad. Whereupon Um guetla. not lo ba oatdoaa la geoeroeliy. llkawlae took of their swords and ataod Ikaro In tba umbrallt ataad bafura taking ihair placaa (above tha (all) at tba labia. Latar, or majbe U waa aartlar, la tba da>a when tba craft aiaaa of tba great trade coo tan uaad to aaeemble lo cbooaa an executive, and party an tbualaem would ran 10 tba point of cblpa on tba (boulder and wig* oa tba green, harmony waa Introduced latn tba proceedings by baring the alec tlona take place al aumptuoua feaata where "roa»t pork, chickaa, pigeon, gnoaa, rabbit, eakaa and rwaat meats' wet* eaten In Jorlni fellowship and accord. For healthy, hungry man who enjoy good food together, who express their rellab of it ta one another and And themaelres llke-'nlndcd aa to tba eicelleace of Ibe renlaon pasty, or tba Jagged civet, quickly d I scorer that superficial differences are matters of small moment when there la agree ment In fundamentals. "CoMth AriMocrmts" "We should regard It aa some what at range." declared the member from South Carolina, Mr. Butler, In the United H tales sensta, dating a apes eh delivered July «. 1800. If we should require a "codflab aristocracy' to keep oa In order." By this alla slon Mr. Butler Intended to Indicate the somewhat bumptloua domination of Massacbuaetta Inhabitants who, recently grown rich on the profits of the Atlantic cod banka, bad given thetaeelree aire deemed unbecoming and ralgar. The phrase "codfish srlstocracy" la today Interchangeable with the galllclaed nouraau rich*, with an added alur of contempt for the pretention of tha humble born who come anddenly Into money and make Immodest display of It—Men tor Magaslne. Long Smim Smvd Lit* Franci* J. A 1Mb. ■ twmtj-oMjmr eld atblata of WaahlDctoa. D. CL. mad* ■ darlnc mm elm to and a cos panloo. Mlaa Leila O. UUMrad. eight een, of tb* acme dt> war* waabed am of a motor boat aear tba middle of Chaaapeake bar. Anth aaalated tba roans womaa, who had J«at laartd to awlm. to reach a ball boor. • mtla and a half away. *n>e young maa thou atartad to •wtm la ahora. foar inllaa awar. whlck ha reached after aeveral hour*. arborc be told tba atorr of tba mlabap. Til* girt waa picked ap hr l coaul guard craw. la Bagllol law tba term "vroud game" appitee to haiwe aad rabMta. whlcb ara avbject to artlactioa bj tba occupant* of landa to protact tbeli crop* from Injury hnd taaa. Tbla iw of Chevrolet History -a Six in the price range rfihefimrf of The thonsanils rf bwcIi bavsratnady placed their order* for (hit sensational new car! 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