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Calkins, they were more or less in advance of us. I am one of the 'advanced' sort. Ruth, your toilet ought to be nearly completed; I hear that indefatigable bell." "You are very foolish not to go this morning and let your writing wait. We shall be certain to have something worth listening to; it is a strange time to select for absence."

This was strange, for the marshal was a very talkative man, and talkative men are not popular on the desert; but it has been discovered that on occasion his six-gun could speak as rapidly and much more accurately than his tongue. So Marshal Calkins waxed in favour. He set the household at ease upon his arrival by announcing that "they hadn't nothin' for him there."

Her moral nature was stirred to resentment, and she sat spell-bound, seeking in vain for a point of consolation. Meantime Lyons, like a good American, had sent for an evening paper, and was deep in its perusal. A startled ejaculation from him aroused Selma from her nightmare. Her husband was saying to her across the table: "My dear, Senator Calkins is dead." He spoke in a solemn, excited whisper.

There Jim Calkins, prospecting, found her dying with a three days' babe nozzling at her breast. Jim heartened her for the end, buried her, and walked back to Poso, eighteen miles, the child poking in the folds of his denim shirt with small mewing noises, and won support for it from the rough-handed folks of that place.

The body of Senator Calkins was laid to rest with appropriate ceremonies in the soil of his native State, and his virtues as a statesman and citizen were celebrated in the pulpit and in the public prints. On the day following the funeral the contest for his place began in dead earnest.

Sallie Calkins sat in a common little rocking-chair and rocked; and while she rocked she sewed, setting neat stitches in a brown coat which was already patched and darned and was threadbare in many places. There was a look of deep content on Sallie's face. There were many reasons for it. Dr. Everett had that morning pronounced Mark's broken limb to be healing rapidly.

Only lately, Sallie Calkins she's been telling me what you told her; and I had a kind of notion that you must know what you was talking about, and that it was for rich folks and grand folks like you; but the man told about that Madge, you know, to-night an awful drunkard and swearer, and all that how she reformed and went to heaven. Dirk ain't no drunkard; but he will be.

MELENDY: "The Saloon in Chicago," art. in American Journal of Sociology, 6: 289-306, 433-464. CALKINS: Substitutes for the Saloon. PEABODY: The Liquor Problem: A Summary. GRANT: "Children's Street Games," art. in The Survey, 23: 232-236. PARTRIDGE: The Psychology of Intemperance, pages 222-239. 259. =The Problem of Crime.= Habitual self-indulgence is at odds with the idea of social control.

Calkins will see by the intent of his very lessons, that he does not contemplate any such thing as 'sensation' or 'observation, as being a faculty: but, on the other hand, that he is so regarding certain individual powers of mind, by which we know in nature Color and Form and Number and Change and so on.

That is Binks, or Calkins, or Shivers, or any one of those worried gray-haired men who sit in the outer office behind a desk strewn with papers and make sure that no mistakes have been made. To them every doubtful question of practise is referred and they answer instantly sometimes wrongly, but always instantly.