The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1912, Page 10

P TILe we Gere mS TeETe ter wiikey wet SLEEP out of pooRS aU fot came the Hitle combete Tips for Dr. Wiley on Baby Culture Sih Sa Sn nade TAN WAS su RUN ON PRIATE mak ° {tor ook Outside that wag the WITH MOTHER BRAVELY OAR ARORA RRA AAAI OAR ADORE DOAPOAPEDPDARAADOOD IDLY W. SS eV NCNTIN ARE Jn cee ONES EPA TD made to fit-one inside the other go that By a Mother Who Knows the Rules) n:%:- iso ce win Mme, Navrae Hasband, Who Kk rere Everythi ti also te better than ¥6 ‘een Ae taba (Marcelle Navratil, mother of the twa_bables who were saved from ie -noro-aalrt lle Ph AP. ship after putting them in a boat, sailed ‘ " big enough to do much flouri wn Page dig Commit Child Wife as for home with the ifttle ones to-day on fut Incorrigibl Poles in Festive Celebration | the oceania the arrived on the Oceanic) [nstitutions Were Mobbed, incor s igible, CLoTHEs. j “During the first two weeks of his Ute he didn’t wear dresses at al}, Vut inated bene tas ben we tere: a aura First you make a big equare!7,090 children were marching behind| that, as she sn: bo aa prompect with main offices at Ne. 18 t of two sheets of cheese cloth with ie one of hard wor ler runaway et and branches in Stantod cotton wadding between, Inside Of that |’ arco gerd. the dent Green wna |humand took her whole fortune, $40! street, New York; Perth Amboy, Jerwel baby hae hae hi te |Smpressed upon those tn ctiarge of the sailed, “I have not had many offers of | wero fled to-day in the United State one corner of Ula owandsing ciothes. ona | May partien that there must be no/pciP: Put I have felt mo than I can! istrict Court. turned down and he was laid on them | Mutilation of tree or shrub. Tho schedules show iabilities of SMM corners were turned up over him and@/ Sauad on Guty, but this force was aug- joven’ —she amiled—“‘oft: Tiege. | $00,121.68 are unsecured. Claims of pinned all together with one big pin, mented by fourteen reserves Grawn feomer oe © great Sage | oe*arepatnetc 428,43 are secured and there are ae “There be was inside, beautifully | from various precincts to take care of |/iein ro pevpls & arms and legs. The wh but Commissioner Stover eaid he was nd t ‘h. God hi ; pitty, ; Ma. Oinjkeweih Whew Pilowease | working out a scheme to use Boy|toea enourets ering us toreth more than cover the labiities and th for Laney shane with teves ‘f ‘ . 7 ye, pouch, and laid away on a pillow for | Scouts in the park in the ear; future, so many terrible things,’ all Geporitors will be paid in full, rrr vee en ae an ca, ieee he Arve wot | ow we Ee Ue , “ . rit a i ieee adnate IM, MAA L1G: URED 1 iit tae “Nothing was tight, not even the go Babies, Took Her For- Bey RO ES 1000 ‘ODES FROLIC) _"""toe to ers Sovon. FAIL aay ‘ > for the length, the baby's first dresses ee. Fllatd, Grhide thir father Who hed 51M, : Were about six or eight inches longer 1A frosty Baad ‘off weg Aged Husband Asks Court to SPIRES rT ; thi They ay ae About 70 May| #Xnapped them, went down with the! Moritz and Max Rosett, Whos - around they were really short for him, STARTS IN LIFE IN SWADOLING da ri ¥ bot torday and has lived in ‘ Somewhat Belated. ‘aelirium of Joy with her. reclaimed Expect to Pay in Fufl, children since then. swaddling clothes. My mother learng| To-day was the fret official May Day| three to that city, She will receive as-| SMedules In bankruptey of Mortts emv the trick from a peasant’s family {nj for Contra! Park, and before noon| sistance from the reltet fund. Beyond | Max Rosett, private bankers and stentd the @heep Fold, the Hast Green and} sep, hero have been very That cceett carrehe at eit jnelde of the South Meadow. The park ofticais| mind,” ane sald. before the Oceanic | City, Wilkes-Barre and Youngstown Oy naked, his little head resting on the| Because of the police parade to-day | taken to pring us togethe: 24.13 and apparent assets of $943,000.00 turned-down corner, Then the other | there were only etx of the reguiar park |hundreds of letters of avmpathy and /Of the Habilities, claims amounting eenso—is it Dot 80? of $46,684 preferred by law. warm, but with perfect freedom for his| te May parties. “We are simple folk, my children and) It ts declared the total anes wh Hey. ; : }: We tad GU, “Me wen t po {Phe Aisty of these Juvenile “sodjere’ Fest a tase The six Rosett banks were close art. tay ee nae bean ~ ene | ; , i It was necessary and was handled as Will be te request picknickers not to/ HIS ENGAGEMENT.NETTED = | Manch 5, following the ming of am tw Mtter the lawna with boxes and papers voluntery bankruptcy procteding & want her put in charge of & ee hie baby will Grin {and to prevent the children from tear- “him $1,500 AND | AND A PRISON.| New York, and the appointment of oMeer whe can hosp track off oye op, plenty of cold water ¢rom the-start. (Ng out flowers and destroying shrubs recetver, Joseph M. Conkdin, « New Jee bin caine’ te 85 whe pas penne ‘That works all right in some cases, al-|As soon as the Commisstoner can ée-| Goldman Won Heiress Heiress as a “Busi- bs State Bank Examiner, by Jeap WE OLO- though most people begin with warm) vise a special badge he will destenate ” folt. She nine stenenitdren ober than she te} RAsMongo water and cool it gradually for the Ut- | certain brigades of Boy Boouts for tmia| "CSS Deal,” Though Married, antl | ane ciosing of the Uanks was couse! tle stomach, NO PRUIT BUT A LITTLE ORANGE JUICE. i ; VALUE OF CoLD BATHS “I agree almost altogether with the ain Avia Next prohibition. A young baby te bet wenen Retunes te work and expects big results fram them} Now He Must Sojourn in Cell, _ | by a continued run on the Perth Ambog in the preservation of the park. In order to raise ey to sustain a branch, during which more than $100,00 ——— mon declining Ouriness Louis Goldman of| ¥&* patd to depositors. A dtscharget VOTE AGAINST DANCING. | No. 1486 Pitkin avenue, Brookiyn, en-|°™Ployee was charged..with being te gaged himacif to a wealthy heiress, al-|*Ponstble for starting false rumost telling stories on her—and three of t X : e married?” asked the'gir! wife, + 5) a veo ed jeverthele: strate Kempner put = Peete FwuL oe Ya a ‘Willia‘is in charge of Miss Con- Quy THE ‘pélly, the probation oMcer of the court. i which caused the run, though married, and as a result is in z 4 . ter off without most kinds of fruit, and ith ti .| The closing of the bank's branch @ “COFFEE TRUST” GRIND. CHAPMAN “Taking up the scheduled potnts trom | when it ts permitted by unwise mothers usa ct gound. larceny, before “Twaye|NO- 1% Stanton stvest, thie city, ve the beginning,” she went on, “the first | frequent ilinesses result, But f should{ MINNBAPOLIS, May 18+By an aye| Crain in General Sessions, followed by riotous scenes, hundredg Government Attacke has to do with the baby's sleeping out-| suppose Dr. Wiley would make an ex- | and nay vote of 446 to 306, the delegat Goldman and his father, Abraham, of|men and women standing about ti riantion Scheme Mr. Woodallen Chapman doors. Babies nave done that to some | ception of orange juloe. My baby was No. 1347 Bast New York avenue, Brook-|hank all day in the deep snow emt s extent for a good many years, When | allowed a little of that by the end of | of the Committee on State of Church, jlyn, in 199 wero in the clothing business | thregtening to storm the place to secur We were little we most of us had long] his first year. It is considered excel-| which provided for the striking out of| at No. 54 East Eleventh street, this/the!Pilfe savings, Police reserves had summer naps in ovr perambulators un-| lent for the prevention of intestinal | that paragraph of the discipline whion | ‘tty: Acconiing to Assistant besa to be called out then for several Gage der the trees or on the front porch. | troubles and ie very cooling in hot|prohibite dancing and kindred amuse. | Attorney Wasservogel, the two to protect the property, Sherman Law. Federal Government to-day at- the so-called coffee trust—the Says It Is All Right for Infante to Sleep in the * m hard preased for money’ and in some way 2 fasiilan valorization echeme—es being} Air, but a Room With ‘Within recent years many tables | weather. A ‘mente, ascertained that Nathan Flaumany a|. The Jersey City branch was assatiet- “wtolation of the Sherman taw. The sh ‘have slept all night outdoors, even hur-| “Of course everybody nowadays 18/ he majority report, which favored! wealthy saloon keeper, at No. 16) Riv-|>¥ & mob, led by a giant, who | ‘move in the. proceedings was the] the Windows Open Is t ing the winter, Dut the safety of that|exceodingty careful about the cloan-|s.¢ veremtion e¢ the paragraph, then oy street, was seeking a husband|the men to “smash the doers." of @ mmpoena upon Herman Better Than a Porch in THE COMMERCIAL INSTINGT plan depends both on the baby and om|liness and purity of the milk gi to} ted, sei taal only daughter, May. Posing police had difficulty in restraining thy the American member of the WILL 6@ ENCOURAGED the location of the house, bables. But when tt comes to letting | *4°P! ingle man, Louls Goldman, who has| depositors. It was estimated that mon tion committer, commanding}! @ Gale, “The important thing is to have | them have all they can ewallow, this —_——— & wife and three childfen, ingratinted | than 3,500 persons had deposits, aggre the thira year, plenty of fresh alr for the Baby te | method can be followed with some'| AFAYETTE GLEASON NAMED, | Bimsclf, into’ Father Fiauman's g9pd/ gating, $69,121.63, in the closed banks, Meo will drink al the perfectiy breathe. Letting him sleep im @ | babies and not with others. shapely Posi’ hag himself as @ husband) jnoluded in-the assets of the bank, clean cow’s milk he can. room with ‘windows open at top ‘There's one big general rule in re- The two be i 4, arf ,| shown In the schedulé filed to-day, Marguerite Mooere Marshall.) xnq"io-day_ 1 asked ‘aire. Woodallen| end bottom ts as good as putting | gard to bables. It is just thie: Don't 18. 1908 Flauman gave & “public. bes] Teal estate valued at $94,777, morteagedl taal fe the perfectly pure and guér-| Chapman what she thought about it. him outdoors, sometimes better. pay too much attention to them, When . trothal party to the pair, Before the| cash, $27)951.32; bills and notes, $39,608.80, eed regimen for the very new young] Mrs. Chapman was for some time first| %m the daytime it’s a good plan to | my baby came, my mother and I didn't} CHICAGO, May 18—The syd-com-! Fiaumans ascertained young Goldman| debts due, $319,664.1 vice-president of the New York City change him about from one room feel that he had been sent into the| mittee of the Republican National Com-; was_married he had secured $1,500 from ij ‘als. Mothers’ Club, and also assistant editor] % another, so that the simple | of “American Motherhood,” a periodical |: eround him will never be devoted chiefly to baby nurture. More| teed. $ world to bet plaything for uz We be-| mittee has selected Lafayette B. Glea-| the fond father, it was charged. After Ueved, on the contrary, that we were | son of New York to be temporary sec-| the denouement Flauman caused the in thd worl@ tp guard and protect him, | retary of the convention. arrest and indictment of Louls Goldman l HABRISBURG, Pa. May 2. from the ony | than thet, Mrs. Chapman can produce] “When {t comes to the question of Of course we paid the most scrupulous! Wittlam F. Stone of Maryland was| ST his father on @ charge of grand) | im gtec! Company has tones jothin, q I yn} @f cold bat | @ blooming youngat my baby's was absolutely attention to hie needs, but we let Him chosen for sergeant-at-arms and Milton | “thw jury acquitted the father but con-| filed notice with the State authorities o to be a poet some da} ccording to his | s! Every garment was ‘ re’; alone a good deal. A baby wants so W. Biumenbderg to oMcial sten- | victed the son, He will be sentenced! an authorized Inorease of that is, !t hung from the shoulders, much sleep and quietness. | ographe ‘next Friday. V stock from $29,500,000 to $79,600,000, ‘Beoms centuries, but as I started tolor that petticoated conclave was that - down aristocrat, ‘who descanted on poll-|In a perfectly natural voice she bn say—there was only once. Two years| Hogg was prescribed for the flower-like pieces to the paper tell-|them 1 had been called away. ago in a trolley car, right here in the | ward of the leader of Omaha society. begged me to stay, and the Colonel ené midst of this heartless city. Seated op-| while Mrs, Burton had done most of ernment. It was mother who dressed| Mrs. Turpin matle me promise to come posite me was a girl—a blonde—most! in. talking, her two friends who had in worn-out velvet gowns and sat in/again, That night was @ dismal beautiful hair you ever saw. No use my | ,n0.! nated york tto-theten late at the dinner and played sonatas; Miss Ellen would not play and trying to describe her: eyes, olearei eee ole wen Petn es Peco A Romance of Love and War ‘and nocturnes for the amusement of our | Went to her room. I left the next morné biuest and keep right on piling up the | ayer of society by means of the hyphens guests. God, why did I not see you as; ing, Bud remaining from his work superlatives—peaches and cream com-{With which they coupled the names of f . B Ma Ar hib I WwW. B t Yes, and these are the| drive me to the ition. plexion with a transparent down on it,|thelr first and second husbands, her P y chiDa: jut she ‘cried In anguish and scorn,| Miss Ellen bate me farewell im nd all that sore of thing. You|two friends, I say, had managed to ; Ae ee One o; the Thanie holding them toward me that I might |hall, but avoided taking my hand, kind—a goddess every Inch of word of two—all in favor of t @ 's Heroes and ‘that have cooked your meals! the wagon turned into the cedare Beeson the Successful Were poor and I knew : Former Military Aide io President Taft looked back, and only the Colonel Nonest? ‘ sie Mrs. Turpin’ were standing on the pero® Farce 0! the Same Title jl B batatd and, ghost | Ane Seauiion, of che tne. prise , ; white yu smoked your pipe and heard|to wave ine a farewell, T hardly jo had ever del a (Copyright, 11 ‘Lippincott Co.) father descant on politics. How poor|to Bud on the way, but I de Nebraska metropolis emerged from i ee ING CHAPTERS. and miserable we-must hi seemed to| promise that If any one should get il) at conference on fire with resolv e pa Be tian i & corre ty a you! All that I could have forgiven, but | the Pines he would write to mo at ones, “L caught her eye once and my heart | would marry Helen to Mr. Hor 4 wee Ook, Tar Siete you dared to soll my skin with your|At tho station I: found a letter fr@n 1 it beating against} thus Mnk together the Hogg and Bur- ria z Lee feute into vial wich Pals who ki ‘They will burn deep the Managing Editor telling me that ac urged Barnes. “Poor ton millions and thereby create an alll- sald, pointing to her fingers, “long after| my last contribution was tue ciev the real soul mate stuff; £0] ance that would take its place beside :. roads, your ingratitude has been forgotten bit of writing I had ever done and ¢l Barnes. RNG tne RR ths tas eaten, OF), aoa anenTeacs ‘ old, friends. int | ‘Elen, for Heaven's sake have pity!” |the paper had advertised another Had SES Rot off at one ot the os pel pe te if P tan apa mes, PAL laughed at your poy. for he following Sunday, Wigs ollow. 0 went in one o ; aime mecte were my own. I am rich—! I tore his letter Into fragmet ‘the employees’ entrances. She worked} So confident was she of the power of egies ee “ue we =F for be inte elle I aever told this to you. betore—and ‘going to the telegrovh office wrote eet a, | RETO could see th her will that she dia not even remov the plantation, @ ey furoms., Palmer dare not |r felt that the only use of my wealth |the following teles: “And 1 dig you walt for her to fo out| her wraps before she Gown to} Palmer:"set shiek eke shoukd marry ne. in the future would be to relieve the| “Accept my res wal Rt, 2anch T haa answer Jabez Hogs’s letter, She had CHAPTER VI. ee of ordinary humiliation, To be un- | burdens of those you love. This night—|for the W nly from ‘Europe ) an engagement. Next day | noe even asked her mali if Helen and pe Boba ih known and yet denounced was like be-| nay, this very afternoon—I was going to | [Tocmune, that mame car, but she was! cadie had returned tromchelr ride. She ; ot) ame sooner SS alone with truth. My Identity should| ask’ you to be my wife, from which horrible, and 1 can't help thinking it BOt on it. T kept on trying and : 4 1B opportunity cay |be hid no longer, and 1 resolved to tell. moment your father, mother and brother A word. T boarded the » (Continued.) was all my dear old governor's fault, 20UFth day she was on the car, looking | “id not c to discuss the matter with than I thought, for thenext! i... that it was I she had denounced,| Would have been mine also. It was train and sat for hours, my head reste a Mi nd Love. He had no consideration for mi t lovelier than ever. When she got off | them, She had decided. It remained) day being damp and chilly We! ag jow ‘as I seemed at that moment, I| this very poverty and the fortitude Ing on y hands, with my face turned “ Art, ystery.a "Ho lett you a tidy tot of millions,” | the car I got off. I stepped vp and! only for weaker wills to yteld, | remained indoors, Bud alone) was not so low as to take her hand un-| with which you bore {t that has made! toward the Pines, my xoul full of sade you've hit it,” @rawied Whitney Barpes. iPaleed my hat. Beginning with a regal flourish of th being forced to face the rain. | til T had confessed all. The past month | me love you. After you spoke this aftor- |mess, with not a ray of sunlight in my Gladwin, “So peepee wae Young Gladwin drained his gi yormive me for approaching you! oo, she wrote: Mrs. Turpin had gone into the kitchen |rose before me, and I asked myself {f| Noon I could not tell you of my love | heart. e-veleuth+| Jumped in this Impertinent manner, T sald, ‘bit | P? <4 Bee cis Rau oon tabeed ailsat- thas {wan PT, mem be i gp baba ihe room, hands Ny ea in*Kis Grougers 1 Would Mke to Introduce ‘myself,’ and| My Dear Mr, Hogg: T recelved this noes Pca imase: ane At py cinta the author of the letters which wounded Pi Nlogt 3d Ave ing expedition, you migity ovis, ere +t handed her my card. morning your courteous note, begging 1 “4 waiting for tl he could not remain one and be silent. you go deeply.” gay. | Tidn't it Dim 101 Phat was ‘ust it!” he flung out. ¢{,The youthful head of the house of| me co persuade Helen to give you a : we ecocnie ‘aiterneoe Phe Colonel crossed the room aad glad you spared me that ! te Recall Jadges Passe& Tr Was boming and ctimb out. Now| n me nothi Saat ‘Gladwin stopped abruptly and alid lIst-| final angwer, It paina me deeply that apeak wha * tay mind to aise | paveed out Into the halk T.xot up end humillation, I can never forgive PHOENIX, Ariz,, May 1A Dill pros y plan le To lie low and have d vert anand te hear what she repited,'s} 20% should mufter so from her neglect Ellen, Presently she looked up from &/ stood leaning on ‘the back of the chair | self for being happy in your company | viding for 4m “Advisory recall” of Rat up. Nothing else on foot, 4 Varls ingtetel Barnes Nuat she replied.) otter all your kindness. I trust that book she was reading and said: in which T had been sittl nor for spurning the hand stretched vut | Pederal judged and Untied Staten Gene 4 Tat ok ET suc you will foreive {ton the ground of her: “Father, there was another of those) “Miss Filen,” I said, “I have some-|to lft us from this degradation, ators by majority vote of the peamie layen't gone into mustard . | "Tt waen't Just what she said,"? mused | 9 it forgive it ot grou 2 “Squire Hawkin: T sald in bitter. Wall pita oe @ave your" 'Giadwin, “though that was bad lyouth, She {s very young and her head bys copied in the Augusta paper thing Hapertane. My to aoe ait is not pe a passed the State, Assembly yester@ay, a a % i i resterda: ink,’ or a ned expre: 7 bill ealready has pa. ras Whliney Barnes's turn to con-| "Go atoll that to the telling DUE It Waa the way whe salt It has been turned with too much flactery. 7ST ner wortn my heart seemed | sion came into her face; “it ie a confes-{ “Yes Squire Hawkins, whom you] 2h Nitealendy ha Presper. frown and tak nen, .” he chuckied, and Meten to were Nex exact wonts, °Ga on; t She shall be youre-that I can promise 14 cease pulsation. I had never known | clon I have to mal would have insulted you have us, 4 him, thinking i was ileng| them vive you the hacha, You're in a fom an sneak ver Wacultel” How Joos vou, When you come on for your an- that they had seen these letters, for) “Yes, Mr. Palmer.” she said, and! And to think that Just because Thad | 8PPFOW: > Seg r mygdad bad way old cl: p-totter see @ brain me vou for excloding # romance.” | nial slaughter house directors’ meeting they had not spoken of them before, | turned from the window to face me, Thy | listened to him T velleved myself un- the ring. [have already probably because they did not want me/sun had come from behind a bank of Worthy of your love! You must ex- nar to u rd of to see them. My face grew scarlet and clouds and crimsoned the checkered ,cuse me now.” she added in cuttin thankful that the room Wasi panox of ginss, and her hair, catching| 98, “for I must go to prepare your "Can't sey I have anything definite "1 know 1 mured Whitney Baris, sombrely. You may br oot," ‘ald Barnes slowly, “but the ran om necceie, | at Toeeae can awin “Sorry you told me this-never mind Kiven the order for the eng haw given me a rather important any wood, It war all right while tomas NONTMUt there's one thing T've been the engagement announcements, and tT was : ' dark. the rays that filtered throu dinner. I suppose there will be one I to full, though not exa & frolicking lamb, but after I ot over Franting to ask ou for a tong time: | wit arrange to give a recepon and ener ara’ Read Hghdn Retee ey a gpg} pees 7 to provide for.to-morrow? et th "said ‘Tra the age of thinking myself: devi frowning four Yeurs ago? T remember (ance for Helen at the Plaza, 1 do our own people laugh at us when they her the apperrance of a saint. Her f Shé started to leave the room, but I| then” sal vere GiadwM. a fellow thnzs lexan to crow rin ghey yl Finan. B memen ber not know how to thank you for putting get rich, so we can't expect our enemi stood in front of her, 2, trace of annoyance, was romantic, sentimental—wanted to i hante le team’. your French car at our disporal. Tt less. Have you got the pi rg Meth i ey a | othins ot the 4 fall in love. F You sould have married her. has saved usa great deal of annoyance I had to laugh over that bast! '@erstand, It was with love welling In May at Sant a with Now you interest ma” Whitney “travers CHadwin looked up with a/ snd ier, Helen has spoken often of ption of what we had come to, It) | my heart that I wrote that letter that I ws the pe By. gested) Ber nes di ‘orjected, stiffening to utten- | your Spourh ttuthe ae 1 ery famn LTRS es For sent s le aia not sneak, an ight stay another fortnight. After “ you yy , Burton stayed her flying pen and + Oh, father, to thin! when she er voice aeemed passion. promised to be my wife I ® Jot and that's just what 1 want Stee Tymanted to fait In loves White g4 1 LF ort ag bi, ne! grimly road che lust sentence aloud. Tt cast adr seything funny in guch misery | woutd have 114 You All and” (opather \ 4 aoe Tf oat Of my head . he pretty tt was not tho strict truth, as she was as he depicted’ The writer does not se 8 vou after all," was what | We would have read {t, and in the rich- eastitie Srewe man euteree the Foam that every girl T met bad her eye on hte . writing it. Helen bad spoken frequently with the oves of a gentleman or eli 4. “TE had refused to entertain ;ness of the future we would have and classe % my fortune & not on me. And if it uu don't fancy brunettes of the convenience of the car, but she yo jx blinded by prejudice or prosperity. | the thourht even until you yourself con- | laughed over it together. No, ¥ will not 4 ween's the givh it was was a dark brunette.” had addet that could never ride in tfow I should loathe to be such @ man.’ fersed it. Even now {t seems too hor./&0. I will stay and tell Bud and the! | mothers, that 1x mothera-inslaw-to-be or — sryyeicy it without fecling whet she was golng { did not. want you to see this last rible to belleve. And I stopped spealeing |Colonel, They will umderstand and| CHAPTER IX. | mothera-that-want-to-b- in-law or—what m from Afrion." to run over @ pig and hear it squeal. letter, father, so T burned the paper. to ry hest frien! merely Meciuse she | Plead for me. And If you love me"——~ | ¢ Papa 't POA “That waa tower nek! exclaimed | Mra tyrion iid not waver for more Tt wag too true, too true!” she cried, half-playfully suteested that it might | “If I ever did, you killed It the mo- | The Curse of Millions , Bet You, Slever-they're awful, Go pares without croting a sinile (than an Anstant, however. In A way of and I maw her eves All with tears. | be you." She sald this more to herself | ment you conferaed to have written 89 m4 ipped her consclence by} ,She lal? her book aside and went to than to me. tabout one you professed to love, one 41 and threw It into the window to mend a rent in the lace. “Why did you not tel! ¢! the nee! ‘Travers Gladwin's valet filed . Tmave It up—the hur for the | -_—o sto me be. Whom you should have protected an the tall, slim glasses with the Trht alrt.” | CHAPTER X ‘ievard, ‘Then #he continued with curtain, but I thought more to hide her fore." T sald, “and I would have ex- have helped to hide from the world t as “ lored fluid | “The dickens you say. 1 wish you oF her letter: fcelings from us. \ plain: which she feels #0 degrades RD 4 the great Dedn't told moe that, The "eartbeats of Mr. Hoga. | have been lookin: “The writer doos not eee with the; “Why dia I nol tell you! of which you hold tt up to publ American highball the two nd T went tn for art," Gladwin raced avenue and would r eyox of a gentlem: |her votce breaking with anguish to the scorn of the world. You cannot | ‘veathiessiy on the tide of Ya magnificently furnished stretched their legs and oi | try ant negodate for the G | With that one senten: ad shat-/cavse I thought you wei gentleman | tay here longer, De force ‘me to} emotions and ‘gnoring his friend's ppartment on Madivon 10; | gos ‘Tae owner lives abroad, and | ¢, to pleco every argument I had and you were our = au It would; tell father or my brother; that would for ‘a few moments in aim- “T went In for these things nM fivira Burton had ‘eile ft iy not-in the market I am eee to myself that day in the room, have bee insult to have mentioned |e more than T could bear, tatuary, ceramics, rugs ed for Now York's winter advised that the young man would be She had mot made use of any cholce |{t. Such @ suggestion would have been| She put her hand toward a chair season, that augustly beautl «tnd to get rid of tt, He is aatd to rhetoric, such as T bad used to describe & reflection on him you ridiculed and jas ie to Keep her from falling, T came) —— _ “You've got a mighty fine collection,’ and glided from the room. Whit- struck In Barnes. ‘Barnes wax the first to look up an* ‘Yes, but T seon got tired of art—T ful or beautifully august lady sat writ- be living @ fast Mfe in Paris, and while jer, nor did she study the effect of her! on me, whom you would have made be-|a step nearer, but she drew back, In- | fng. T may say that the was writing he Was left @ great fortune he would phrasinis, but with one natural sentence, |lleve you loved had you dired to speak voluntarily stendying herself, and jook- grimly and that there was Jovian deter. | Probably be giad to get the mily spoken from the heart, she seemed to the Iie upon your tip: me, in the face Bnd with a voice 1 OT cP it were? for romance. I went ' _ 4 al- Lot “rr ted, “I ibrating with emotl ald: himself free of the sober speti St!!! hunsere ‘ mn Bee biel money, I Know of no Miner home .\ paint m> as J Was or as she would a! ve you,” I cried, “Z would dle for! vibrating with si rinnes (taig Dares Maas thea aareontt ee inte nee rer eh bey iy delibalaod| York for vou to settle down in at- ways tink of me after this. T realised | you!” | “Don't touch me. I never want to ee 3 fo f : ter your honeymoon how far my ambition had carried me| ‘It is the only (Way you gould ever; see you nor to hear of you ag Ht the deuce mate you skip earth for a poor millionaire, I'll try of her tense tips, “Thanking you asain for your cons and how low my literary fustincts, as prove it now, sald. "Oh," she con-| She swept past me, and I sank into a and find itmamake a thorough senrch.| She had just returned from a conul- | stant thoughtfulness add hoping that J had thought them then, had sunk me. tinued, “If you had only levelled your] chalr, overcome with grief nd) mortite Tt wasn't any use Every country I tation with two matrons of the same! you will now banish every doubt from jin the reaction I srw myself as others ridicule at me alone! But father, poor | cation, How long 1 sat there Ido noi "BRAbEORE: Ss went to waa the same. AM I could find! stern fibre as herself, ‘0 group of | your mind, I remain, and 4n my remorse he will not that| know. Every time I heard a ane se Blood P. ¢, ibtioug sthile and replied; were things my money could buy and| gray-bearded physicians had ever Faithfully yeaurs, bel 4 sacrificed her ould hardly think that} would start up expecting to see her O01 urify’ ng Pills Aeath—nothing interested 91! thore things have lone ceased to. weighed the fate ofa patient with more “ELVIRA BURTON.” |gome temporary advantage in my pro- jong funny, come back, thinking In my fos Purely Ves thé most Commonplace, hum- interest me. There was only once Inj ditention to pathological detail than hag | ‘Th® @nile with which Mrs. Burton | fession. She looked at me, and her eyes sud-|heart that she had relented, Bud 4 Guroman(iacexittence imaginable. %!! the years Tve been craving @ FO-lsi5 Burton and her two frienda | peated this letter and oe vered it to) And T had fancted that she would denly seemed to blaze with scorn and) in and found me the dark, Ho man her mald was more that mile of ti derstand, forgetting that scale | contempt. told me dinner and we Drow ‘More fap dances, dances and teas, cldbs "Hold up ther , | Weighed the Law of Helen Burton, but | mph. It was a positively Nendish emile|of honor and truth was as far above! "Yes, I it all now, and the won-|en.ered the dintng-r together, Mis. ‘OKD M ee ‘theatres, theatres and clubs, motors you're talking Mke Methusa whereas it rarely happens thay pork 1 o¢ victory, mine as heaven is above earth. In the |der is I did not see tt before, It was, Ellen came in late, for it would have 9 W,4 Es: 280, yeohte and motors. It wes only been of age a few years, creribed In @ delicate case, the Feoult | (To Be Continued.) once that followed I suffered a life-|he whom you describe as a broken: | been unitke her to have stayed away.) jeneman Brot sone, é 4 .