ï~~ he atualy got upon hr anagainst Bbssol meshe fained raveC? dtos aid her ou aover forever. Lyng upon.pn cuh always with apped out straight before aw her life going radually ethe calla:-became m:: ere he gitagrew few and r h oIle day ssedwithnot r n.igh. Shhapaed active. young livea. STrue, hewent away lto-w ouhAmeriea, where-he.m:nt position a urgeo. stepe out of her life and e aruda.t o na -:h. bha t e k tin theanineethrIt rone day tat she would used the gra-dobela. no-w since her retirement. shbe ti:ed anopentet onthe she be a to create a new nforon tSheng.1h.would h Th t on eohing..;cldentfohet ne iw she never,, ouldher: toyh': ho it looked up from her boo-ots Ike a agan.bee, rm bwngnwspirit Into He- had so muh t.t:l a, to hear*..$ raar1 lamedmk. p co mng. Hewobat. sties hathe asestuy ngwan alscar soppd he abe- L~q............................. ---------------------------- ASSISTANT TEACH ERS UNPAID IN EPIDEMIC But Committee Plans far I I At a confeee of the chool am mittee yeaterday afternoon the question of paying about 1 1st teachers for their Ume during the two weeks when the achoots were closed because of the Influenza pidemio, wa discussed. It was decided thoy were not legally en il to ompena ion because they are on a "per dien a s, But to Provide again the future it as decided to put these assistants on p rm at bas a they can legally get eIr aaries, ado all the other teachr in such emergencioan Te order providing tat theniarr g of a woman teacher shall iopemate Pn 4Gin rept aSBle Johnson Palmer who married Lieut John P er of Camp Johnstondacksonville, The superintendent was authortzed to open a coura in telerapy for third and fourth-year pupils i the High Sehool of Practical Ar The an of emergency nssi nure was established at a cormensaion of $3 a da. Joseph Hobbs, an attendance omc was appoInted supervisor of frontd mifto r ais ChA~ogan was appointed actin gdiretor of ien in eLion In I eat r~ i~blo It was ordered to establish 16 open-air clas"e in 10 of the schools. a recommendation or he secretary of th&-Teachers' Ret inmat Fund. te city treasurer Is to be allowed $150a year for hi aervices a ustodlan of the fund Instead or $100 a heretofore, pending on the p:yers of the chi Ask em t to communion for us ag~ain and a.gai." lahop Keating of Nort ton, ng said that the Catholics of ho America and England 'had been., further united ther work In the common cause SALEM SE NDSI M:EIN M A T TDA I 8A LE, Oct 2-The following df tees left this city today for Fort Willams, Portland, Me, where they will enroll for apevial training: William Shafer of Nrman t Fran is L urley of 8Bridge at, George Tobin of 128 Washington at, ChristopherW. Dolany of Darborn t Franis 0. Lve of 100 Boston at, I ano Folaneky of Summer t, Joseph E. Leclero ofr07 Linden at Howard Hulbeet of East Main Wladyala Sztramski of 3 Eex st, Candaora Ce lona of 2 High at Charles 'A Be of 10 Lothrop at Pierr J Dub of 8 Green at, GLOBE'S AlT. PUIRLE shed in the drier, Tomato cut.u ndbo fro: the orange. rinds untl tender Pu al-the ingred. stir often for aba:all jas, ade they -must be peel Mothers e From 10 pounds remove the blas water n til tend water add one ounds sugar...s whole cloves alT la a on oil are not ni n ued t e pound. t ab but at o en.B at e sesn wih ppi and bone..Cut1 Ly onion cut i asided afor ahlf melted butter, r W.t flou..ak Cream Soak. ma1 laied water foru Hecald one uart ninand a.c k