outh by C.A. Kincaid, C.V.O. 1914.

Dr. Eugenio Kincaid, the Burman missionary, states, that among the first converts in Ava were two men who had held respectable offices about the palace.

The two Christians heard of it, and went to Mr. Kincaid in great alarm, to consult as to what they should do.

Kincaid told them that they could not flee from Ava, if they would; that he saw nothing he could do for them, and all that they could do was to trust in God to protect them, and deliver them from the power of their enemies.

They also prayed, and soon left Kincaid, saying that they felt more calm, and could leave the matter with God.

Hilary Kincaid wears no chain of mine!"

I know, Nan, it's those who love hardest that take love hardest, and I suppose it's born in Hilary Kincaid, and it's born in you, to fight it as you'd fight fire.

When Kincaid had been away a few days this second time, these two called at the Callender house.

And how sad to find there was a victim, after all, when poor, threadbare old Doctor Visionary, inventor of the machine-gun and a new kind of powder, began to be missed by his landlady, there being, in Captain Kincaid's absence, no one else to miss him.

You know, dear, how suddenly Captain Kincaid had to leave for Mobileby night?

Our house, to be sure, is worth more than we have borrowed on it, but in the meantime" "In the meantime, dear, you shall" But still Flora persisted: "Any day, any hour, Captain Kincaid may return.

Oh, Captain Kincaid, how could you?

"Why, Miss Anna" "Oh, Captain Kincaid, how could you?" "Why, you don't for a moment imagine?" "Oh, it's done, it's done!

" "Why, Miss Anna, if I were a woman, and any manwith war coming oncould endure to hang back at home for love of me, I should feel" "Captain Kincaid!

Carrying their sabres, but on foot and without their pieces, heading the column as escort of honor, lo, Kincaid's Battery; rearmost the Chasseurs, masses and masses of them; and in between, a silver crucifix lifted high above a body of acolytes in white lace over purple, ranks of black-gowned priests, a succession of cloth-of-gold ecclesiastics, and in their midst the mitred archbishop.

So when Kincaid and Irby introduced a naval lieutenant whose amazingly swift despatch-boat was bound on a short errand a bend or so below English Turn, it was agreed with him in a twinklinga few twinklings, mainly Miranda'sto dismiss horses, take the trip, and on the return be set ashore at Camp Callender by early moonlight.

playfully murmured Kincaid to Anna, "he motions as naturally as if that was what they were talking about.

Anna and Kincaid went inside to see the upper and more shining portions of the boat's beautiful machinery.

" "Oh, Captain Kincaid, I didn't say every woman!

Now, Captain Irby, you and Miss Callendersteady!" Seventh and last went the frail old lady, led by Kincaid.

" "Captain Kincaid?" "Miss Flora?"

He gave his bride two furious kisses, held her in one arm and handed the missive to Kincaid: "With the compliment of Général Brodnax!" Irby edged toward Flora, drawn by a look.

"And also 't is thangs to me you are the firs' inform', and if you are likewise the firs' to ripport" "Thank you!" cried Kincaid, letting out a stirrup leather.

KINCAID, DENNIS.

Dennis Kincaid (A); 10Jan62; R288962.