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By H. C. WELLS Copynght. i988. by The North American Nawepaper Alliance. lnc

umn use organization of interm- atio e bureaiu and the onocure acti-

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lztYou darlinl.” she said. "Y0"

broke out of u: egotisrn quite early n i , 1 - lie ofhis iaryforthePre- m metlgg: tiéveall tool-kg? servdtion of ululleioiutlon

‘ was the most ll!- of all the World Administrations It.

breaking out your egotism in ml dzliiecjons was in effect a political police which

a"*‘”§.°i‘in";“ mil“ “*5- i‘? 3 l‘ I9 W ’ onylili? for B-lirllrim, Bless you - I had grown up about Thlrn as a don-t mind _ 5-, lgng as ygi] don't cen.re. It had its prisons and i.s awe], on n“ ym grad ygifvg loved oubrlellcs — often prisons taken so many pzopie. I will think of over from the old order and very something-somehow. You’ve made mcImp-etely modernized. It watcher

d 0mg dim p, m1 s, Bu; for and anticipated militant react- llinllsizwlklat shallcul callus ‘l-re- ioil and EBJLCI-llflfly for any sys- < of the Maslgf Dlr-ec- temaric a tempm to revive nation-

humanizing tor!" _ .

I l PDROBLEM IN DISTRACTION

“Rehumanizing the Master Dir- ector" seemed a good phrase to Chiffan. Phoebe was learning the trick of phrase-making iram him. as women will acquire even the most »'recon-dite tri..‘cs from their men. and he had that impulse to quote her cleverness WhlCJ is part Oi the grille of love. The charge in'

ud's moods a.rld manners was at- tr cting the attention not any oi

ifran, but of mo.t of those who are in any sort of personal con- t ivizh him, and he was beirg ob- served and discussed as he never been before-iniimateiy. e he was leaking out towards the [Xifiilic mind. And Thirp was not Bile of tlhe least active of those who speculated about the Master's dis- ition. He caught up Mrs. Chif- arl’. phrase with approval. (‘Of course!" he said, in his high- pltclled voice. “How clever oi that woman! No human being can =p going as he has kept 80mg for last ten years without some re- laxation. Worse than u term of Jim-

rary. It was all in his hands. and Rud was as insistent to keep it en- tirely in his hands as he

to maintain Bellacourvs lhdepend- ence of Reedly.

"You hcnes. men dont know any- ihlng about treason," he s to kiodisham. "You must set an in- triiguer to deal with intrigue."

n0 isham-sald something about universal fair-play nowadays.

“Sedit;on," said Rud. "knows nothing of fair-play."

Rud surprised Norvel one day by telling hun of a ralher acid c0m-_ merit upon Quinlans st. Michael posxr ne had made at a private diruler party.

“Good God!" said Nerve] ind - niirltiy. "Dc we still live in a wor d of poutical espionage?"

"You do.“ said Rrid.

Criliiairs phrase about “rehurnan- imtlon" set not simply one tmln of ideas but two separate systems going in Thlrps busy brain. One was the rehumririization of world affairs through what he called “the re-

prisonmeiit. He needs distraction BPDwIB-Iice c! Women ’. and the sec- _ _" ond was the imperative necessity for j Iqfl-iru-p"; m him that any penonal “rehumaniz-

ind went off at a tang- eht from that. Thirp was certainly the most in- uous of G1 the Central Group. least mnstructive in spirit

. perhaps ihe must active. 1 .» was none or the hive-builder noth-

ing of the beaver about Thirp, his

ation" of Rud must be in his own hands. if his present influence in world affairs was to be-maimained.

Wheievsr happened. Chlffan WM not to rehumanize Rud.

CHAPTER XLII

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I‘. . xelffiilelgig $33 H méixlefyitdihiswgie ihe rehunalgnigglilcinmof mid. and t‘ Efllllziltlflh. £€s he used and Chifianwggtertairlsed

somehow had to protect, and a cer- ‘ i win scrmkilns of accidental womenfoik. His taste in atmos here

he would not come again. He ap- peared a little distruslfully among be "easy. ‘delightful. everyday human beings’ she had assembled for his entertainment. He br ened for a moment when she his hand and smiled at him. and then darkened when he saw her ex- change a glance with hel‘ husband. He was definitely clumsy with the other women. They were a. little ‘at a loss for something to say to mm, aiiid he gave them no help.

He less and ms respon- sive as‘ the evening wm-e

mute , they sot him there? became in-

n; and the recon te. He ' * - stinct for the out-of-ihe-way, He p _ would spend a few days in some . Chinese household that had mirac- ulously survived the social convuls- ions of the age, or he would stay for

I week in some remote man lrrlamasery that the tldes of des- _ truction had left untouched, or he w would go to his own villa among a i. gimp of artistic friends, near Mont. rret in Catalonia, and return with renewed mst to the control of his

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He made a prune and left the little gath- ering in a stale of unwonrted dis- may alt its cwn unattractlveness. It occurred to Chiffon then, tha/t never in his life had he ever lulorwri Rud to indulge in general conversation. Even at the Steen- hcl-rl fiat he had either suilked in his corner under his caricature or broken out into monologue. But there had been no lurlniz him into monologue that evening. In the old days his crle had tine coming Revolution. and now the revolution come he was tongue-Led.

One young woman Dried to in- terest him in her bracelets and necklaces 0f fire-opal set in silver. They seemed to be old, but she could iict find out iavhere they had bee“! mflde- 0001s were sub- nosed to be unlucky. Ruid iicoiker: at them with an effect of not look- lni! wt the neok and arms that wore tIh-em. “Tiii/rp." was m; 5°19 comment. "could tell you all about them. He's interested - thqt sort of thing."

find indieriutatvly was not.

e Wen eary and yet it seem- ed to Phoebe the/t he went reluc- tamtiv. Sihe felrt. as she told Chi!- gaelelnalglfifwfiffiiaglaabhlll thlnas had

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the one pas

All ‘that is %'b8llwe8bl8

We but we

~ ‘ llri in the divorce cciirt if we bump into

preiudices instead of sidesiepplng lhein. i-lence the importance oi learning m” ""1 “or” rssr.:°s=."...':..ii".. ems w o

Y“ p” them a meow rig. Men and women who spend years fitting themselvm for some in a moment in we

education never bother to even give spreedi learned

prorwion never put lcmacy in dealing with

others.

We assume trial. being what is known as a. "mixer" is a beauty n3

tenor voice, or having a bat-hing- wtsrles onyou at rauil. if you lack it. born wiln a fluid i. ll odlers without friction. But, with people is somethlifl the patience and the fortitude mothers should be the knowledge, and cradle.

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may town, but we will have no patrons if we nub every ones fur the wrong way.

ma carry nlft lin fgoodsinourshvll. wiil have ‘he bllyerae ilnless we have first sold ourselves to our cumomen. gifted actor or a craickerjack accountant, but if we are always in a row we will get nowhere.

eat man or women on earth. but

oirtii and that is grand to rain eir

any one can learn to make an inlensive study of his in this most impor

the instruction should start when when litile bobby has learned to mandlateronwheaibehasbeerlta

If. You Want to be-Liked MixOne Part of Forbear-

Threa Parts of Con-

Peoplds Virtues and '&ueeten With Good Humor

deringthatilh tleart fbelilalbletoletelongwithpee- grrifiiiion is £88321“ valuable aocom lhhrnent that

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the bigg dividends, it la curious

that we ma e so little eflort to cultivate it,

of us know that in an overcrowded world, getting more and more packed every that our happiness and our s depend

uccess D0 keep ofl of our fellow creatures’ the beet doctor or lawyer in

We may be a

with those with whom we work . we mpy have married the; we will end up y" our mam‘ peculiarities and 1

to dwell in and anllty with emows every hour of our lives. give their children a coiiette ten course in n$1V€'

allot-

uiriiig suavity and dip-

qut, like a l ure, som that Nature‘ have. but which is not your lent this is true. There e-repeople

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Yes. 7¢u~o¢ brother, ulster u: chum may be the next to catch cold. MPTHFRS-guessin isdangeroul. Give then: Father Jo ‘i Medicine. It u rich in Vitamin A, which build: resistance ' dim” germs and Vitamin l5, which help!

to build strong bones and aouncl ieeth. Only the purest in ienu of recognized body-bull ' md

tonic value are used in aiher John's Medicine-mow in use for 84 years.

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taut branch of children are in the smhe when the visiting baby light io

give and take when he plays other youngsters-and not to gran the

biggest slice of cake, other kids won't play of tnose who always find wexome

take his doll rags and 8o home if the his way — he hos started on the way to being one on the mat before every door. 1n reality, the ru.e for getting along with aim as the recipe im- making e. sponge cake.

bearnnce, two pens not, three concentration on uel ins-lead oftheir faults, and ihe whole sweetened with plenty of humor

and good nature.

Granted it. is hard to assemble superhuman fortitude, for instance omer people instead of

different. he would have liked m si/qv M e quite a long time.

He went away slowly." said Phoebe. “with an air of going 01f to something worse,"

Thlm took a different line with him altogether. He set arbmvt err. tertail-niniz the World Thustee with infenors and Dflfifflfmem, H; did not invite him formally. but one evfifllnll when they had some minor lrlaitter to discum. be asked R/lld to come to him beca, raid. he was tlreaitziruz hiimseu to o, show. Rud was difficult to enter- tain because of his habitual ab- stemiausness. but 1mm“;

cheese he had 111m specially and

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was enough for ihe bre- sent. thoufli Th m the end of tile evening he told

often llnd little shows of

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especially true as between husbands and antagonize

in and Mary

ilkge tur-tledoves if only they would point of view tastes .and habits of others.

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Great is the reward of those who defer to the ways and

Tact is a commodity that is almost as rare as black pearls. YetAg-

ls c, magic that enables us to get we have to do is to g-umsh bumping i-nto lrig with them and, lo. they are eat And, finely. if you went to get point of view on them

res o tlleb virtues ad of their faults.

keep you a

trouble. littl jcllying will enemy irftto a tel-lend and get

bu gro ess an art of getting along with people,

O-O-O-OQ-O-O-OO-‘O-O-O-O-O-O-O-OUQ-O-O-O-O Modern Etiquette in; uonsn-rs uni

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Q. When riding in a day coach, is one expected to pay for a pillow that is furnished? A. This depends upon tile rail- road; some furnish a pillow with- out charge, While on other trains the customary charge is twenty- five cents.

Q. How should one eat hot bread?

A. Hot bread should be broken, or torn apart, with the fingers, never cut.

Q. Isn't it ineiegant to speak of a. dinner coat as a “tux"?

A. Yes. One should say “tuxedo? ‘Tux takes its place with “GerltsP

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hilt d‘ fflmmlil talked wnui?“ of ‘fro-inn r3511‘

He M . amusement and rest. and

L! A A maidens served dish “' B...“ v 8%,, Moilt Flour

Flour or five times was Rltld 1t the flour has become moist, ‘Ii-rim’; flvg rust and it will give r baki results. then it seemed time for Tlhlfl) m Spread the amp flour silallow -to use own phrase-Hmong‘; pans and dry it well in a very a little Mela-tale?" I'm-rt do. slow oven before using it for bak- manded th Care must be used not to

Flannel; and Woolen:

oearound them. Allwehavetodolstouseallttleiinesseindeal-

and wives. cur familim. our friends. our neighbors. A few compliments. a little appreciation.

f m about a magnif m ll-‘de o t oseuchin youdmda-rkerl yolillirngday: with It is worth w

th oven the cantankerous. Llleir little peculiarities instead of

outolour

ngwitllpewlmrytoget- bright. for. dark. IBelIBNO one. took for As we ink. husbands in time of

court. turn an

hard thoughts

Bil fects will ou nothing

Bo cbit-ivate the nonomv mx.

How Can I '2 ‘l

(By ANNE ASHLEY)

vO-O&-O-§+O \ Q. How can 1 keep rats and mice out of my cellar and garage? A. Rats and mice will not stay around a place

where there is chloride of lime. However, as chloride of lime will eat into al- most anything il; touches. be sure to place it in metal containers. How can i prevent rag rug: from curling on the ends after waahin i‘ A. The can be kept from cur- ing on e ends, and will keep clean much longer, if a lit- tletstarch is added to the rinse wa

er. Q. How can l effect a delicious and? navel change in cake frost-

K. Use one-half teaspoonfui of

almond extract with one teaspoon- ful of orange Juice in the boiled frosting.

A MomingSmile

CERTAIN OF 1T

“Are you sure I have pneu- mania?" an anxious patient -

THE cook's CORNER

PUMPKIN BREAD

One-half cup butter or short- ening. i cup granulated. sugar 2 cups bread flour, ll teaspoons baking powder. 2 teaspoons cin- Ill-KIWI. 1-8 n cloves, 1-2 n salt, 1-2 cup chopped dates, l cu canned pumpkin, 1-2 cull top 2 eggs. Nuts may be added if desired. and they are an improvement.

Cream shortening as usual. add sugar. beaten eggs. lislimpkln. Acid sifted dry ingredien alternately with the milk. Stir in the flour- erl dates (out: fine). Bake in loaf or small 1 pound baking powder i..ell oiled and floured), in moderate oven. ‘This slices better if made the day before. But thin. well-butmred slices are delicious for that club or fireside supper.

BUN-NY RANKED HIGH NEW YORK-H. W. (Billing

ledon and United flhwmvlml. now a. ‘profes-

Gcod Table Manner Bring Dinner Dates

it.

Have Poise ln Public

Mary's manner» fit her like l glove. So smooth. so euy. Her etiquette sense makes dining out with her a pleasure.

She waits gracefully poised by the table until Frank pushes tier chair in place. When seated 1e lays her napkin in one or two ‘to-d! across her lap. scans the menu and

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