Mrs. Ward's Knowledge

It must have been some very inferior and jealous novelist who inVented the story that after the publication of Mrs. Ward's former novel, "David Grieve," which shows marvelous Insight into the psycliology of bohemian life in Paris, a friend asked the gifted authoress how on earth she had acquired so much knowledge of that lurid phase of existence. "Oh," replied the lady, jokingly, "I just gave H a L20 note anö told him to run over to Paria for a week's holiday to flnd out all about