Mary was always lonely, yet she had everything that money could buy to make her happy. She was not happy. Her only playmate was the old nurse. She had one cousin, who lived out in the country. Her cousin came to see her very seldom, but when she came she always stayed a good long time. She was happy when her cousin came. But when her cousin left she was sad and lonely again. The sequel to this story will tell how Mary was made happy.

ELM E COBB.

I CHOSSKO PATHS
PART IV.
He was completely knocked out, and he picked up a club and hit him over the head with it.
Thirty minutes later, Vice's father and a party of friends found him lying unconscious in the road.
The chauffeur stopped, and he was put in the machine.
"What's the matter, father?" asked Alice when she answered the doorbell.
"We found a train in the road on our way to the country club," he replied.
"Take him in the front suite, James," said Alice.
The next day Alice was allowed to see him.
When Enjrene awoke up there was a beautiful creature sitting beside him.
"Am I in heaven?" he asked suddenly.
He started to raise up, but he was too weak. "My head," he said weakly, and dropped back.
"Stay where you are," said Alice.
"You are too weak to get up."
A strange flutter came to her heart.
She was actually in love with this handsome stranger. It was love at first sight. 