The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1912, Page 61, Image 61

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1 aa Ja' ra4 latt. I toM i i tor toalA xnitUi Itoiiukip, tol kiVlp aj
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. 41 k- to-k I Ito baai4il ,M ! a fk aal f aa4 Ina4 arto4. ka aJaaa. Thar hi i"r.i-frtkl. ktorl.toClka
. Ta aa4 er'r air4u AUa Bbiilaaa rr Ik Uai fr yra I aaihing ta raina Mr ef hrr viail wMrk ka jara tola. Tkti
. I L carta-. - r aaa aw wi" ir4a a wall Ml. II umb ar vioiai wr.iea ana4 vrc niuairalaA aaar arraaaaa la a
. I Ifcalr toaa la Oroartao MaarA ka) a4vtaa4 af kuakaad U rafaaa a I a faltaa fram bar mutt. a4 tha tpon 4 laalkar lapa4 Ukl. !
Carrat-r U aaitrt toe a aM. toronaKp. It 1 ae hta ftrl fll parNasa fnn Itora. II look uff toraahaJr r afcAir. k4 aarl
i" . aaa isa aip raaa waa acl. I Itol Btp holran ar op, ial in or a raotncai. aja tar tt Claaafl, Ito aaaatpf a4l f
aiaaaa onwara a a aacnaaa a alt Ito Ulvalralaa lra. Itol
Jail "rial .. to, a' aaAr arrlry prhaa ar pcoprir raaoroad. tkal
. af aial far farta arTalra. to 14 Ik ...i.i.. n.t bbo wlUla tha for
. ! la k rklik IMI Carrakr to Haul. Tkaa tAlnga tova ait llfa Ta
aiA Matol CVrrakf U arahttlaaa. toa. M rainilmasl af rnp kuataad a arabl
. 4 wal4 tlM la U ta atfa af a tAia- tara aa aaa eMUctc That ab-
, l. atAcj ma yvu. ! Ufa aa achamaa. It
At Kr kuMtfi sTtiai to Ctrl a ... kuabaag'a lh 11 I abu)4
wit bla flaat tbam Uthlly lal th Martb. Tbaa tha puk af Ctaaan. araaM Ik ai!A
kat Mr Iarba4 aia MIL rtaaantip ka kaar4 ito laathiar la Ik
rorracl "Mr tL atirk aa4 gl. Richard." drawlrg raaa a aaa. Tkr art a tort
i . a aa.i . m nw Ikl.a m .11.... k. .a. - .4 -. 4 ......
wtla lrtL a4 a-toa ll (kiMar M uk aavaajr arabla el ran. t Julia
" aha a4 lull rar!va4 a ktoat aaaiara- ik. u tart I r a fUrtatlaa." alttlag room. Tba IIIU bvtoh of !-
ba r4ara, "Urlar my tklag I fhr. tllao. tkaa u ao4 t ftotUM
ln Crua tt kill paat aia-bt liar -ra ik toll a4 tto arM traant
isara rB)iaraa vaiy iniiorn luu er ma w at ta oa la arblcA k wai
a4riAAdr
"Prfactly. air." tha lata rtl!4.
Julia) (laAcad aaca aor around hta
raa
waiUng. JalUs lak4 auichlr. It
a. inir, aiL what to kA4 iaa4l
laal II a lull Wllr ato M4-
1 gaat aaa ymt gag aWaavtwitot.
I n(iin, m , alaiaii m '
kp 4 pa aai la aaa Aaa? I A
gtva tor ail Ito ft - "
lallaa Uufka4 Nllarty "
-Tfcf ar as ihiaX b al4
-vklk aaa wlr M HMikr ig.
arA Ii aaar ba ain4 rr
Aamarr IMI aaa t bt Ma
Hl 41 U." U 4aba Ua4.
TH 1P Iblaf I tot a4a4aa4 U
kr. aa aar arl rrraal ta. !
aar, aaa rUklu pa aat4 ral
to br flA Wtoi a
at kip ta ap ta Mrr
4 1 ba a faa I MP ... ... k .
,,7 w t aj mwf mwrv
a . A.. -A .ia.L fA.g AaJ if Oip M1t4 , Cr
kd,- ito Aarura. -a awhl I. ha i Wr mTA. I ka?TtoJ
k.ili aaa Jallaa. 1 aaB aa A . . . ' . rm- .1 ar Hng
ali.l Ma a laal ta I L I IU at. Mr .:. 4. fl.
tof I-., mi ims aM to far aa ,, n.lakai-lai..
lal a aaxarblagl Ia aaap. If ta aaartaa at va lkruk laa Aaa. A a
tl. ajMKAar. gat J ail a far aua girt. AA Aa laoata Ilk Itol
I 4A 1 tM4 ara Alarrviiaba r ta.
! to raA TT aHa larrllana.
aiiaA aaiu Ito ac a a claa4. TMa
M l.raaA AAA f4 bias.
i .Ma it a alt lrvr aka to.
Trrr aarA Af It. .Aaa a" b aa
ar4. "rna Aaa I AlaaaAata4
laa raaaaa ar air aaMaiag. I am mum
lilp Pi4 & aA I atoalalafr
Aaaar nrklac Itol baa la
BA l Ibar a aaa Ibtag
M hi 14 p tor I vaal.
aa4aa. a a atatlar af V
lacl. I raallp g al Iklab IMI IMI"
rA vuui baa Mt II If I to la
A!., Maator. t aaa ajuMa a fl
aw. A bwaOraA itoaaaaA a rar
aaaulg lift aajr AaA M-aA Ito ! af
art lie la a."
"Vtar bg gtr VftlA. laaklng l
bla aa to waikaA 4oa ito mba "1
al4 tMU rraMiW. UuaA-br!"
w ar gattlag aa,- Jultaa 4acUrl
rial
Tbr 1 aia aaa IfclaA.' aba t. Urhilv aa ka ... .....
pa r- ". . i rai, aaa. 'PWllp. II la aataaWlag baar
to . . Carrakr,- ba 4,,ka atg big wind I It U iMr aap
piara
) think;
Aaa4 Ibr
iaumi.
atora IAaa rblldran.
to to aal lb i
la
rutting Vniar. raauinlng a a tat a aarnl mm raiaad br im
and ajaraaalana af lav. fra blav fba "Taar bdaAca ta Var kaa baa 4
. gtva It la br kaabaaA, b la Aa- at laachtag." ba aaiA.
i ' rt! uA. Tto paMlcatloa at tbat lattar n la lr. I aappaaa aka want aa.
i:l ftf"r Port! rvaigiiallaa. Carrabr itol bar fltrtaA. 1 lookd poa It
S ba. Af bar kaa baa 4 t rn, a- M tx taaans to as g4 Th aad aaaaa
Aiitag. bJr, Carrabf la A aaag af j alar tap card a qulta ruthUaaip, I
rrrl for bar Irlrk. gatkr4 la lha raward. I gt ytor lal-
. Air Jalla rort!. AtagraeaA aad rrA tar. I baadad tt I tap bwabjt Tour
ta raalg-a Nxauaa of th aablleaUo ef oaraar wa flaUhad. Dip buabaad'g b.
tha liir, ta la bla baehalor iptrtaul) gun."
gvttlrg radr t flr t rar1g vbra ba la Tbla la moat lntratiflg. Julln nut-
v 11 tad br XTld KadrirkA A Jour I- Urad.
' tat frtrtxL ffr Jttlla admit ba vrol "I It T" aha anawrA-
..tto lal tar which ralnad bla earaar. and It ahoald bava baan an beur of triumph
aA Af crura, rvaullad la th braabing with ria It almplr laa't. X ha ceoi
' ef bjg Dagtnet to rA A aoelctf to a plae In ray Ufa which I don't on-
gtri. 8lr Julia heoraaa rnragrd aa daraland. Whan I told ropMlf that It
ba tblnka ef 'ha Inluaile of II alt waa vrvr, that 1 bad flirt ad with iron,
for, ha hu Ataet4 tha trick P la pad by that I bad woo your frtadabl And
tha Carrabr And daclaree with aura year ronfldenoa. Mtrayad you. rulnad
' that b ta do with ail viam. ye for a paarag. and that my buabAad
- Jaat Ibea lhara la a knock on
Aaer.
lata aaa amo-ul4r1ng upon th heart A.
la a aaaaa tbay ant4 I tilm ymbol-
IcAl.
-JCanArlcka U right" ba nutter -It
ta lha womaa who plAjr th drvU wtla
r llraar
ClI.lPTEn V.
A SENTIMENTAL. iriBOTiB.
Kaadrlcka waa walling Mlow In tha
tax (cab, leaning back la tha eoraer with
bla ft upon th oppoatt a eat. and
-I a,appoa amokfag bla vary Alarptitabla pip wttb
aa air ef aarea contnt.
Dorry I bar turned yo eat into
th trt Ilka thlt," Julian ramarkad.
Thank you." Krndrtcka replied, "un
der the etroumaUncea I prafrrd the
trt"
Julian hrettated for a moment and
glanced at hi watch.
"f" l"' f ?L YJj. r Tli Dtd' "-Id, "Xou won't mind.
worked. I gave my nnaoana m iatir
and I watched Mm walk off la triumph.
Binea man j aare noi oeea myaeir. i nave cab. -De what you pleat with ma.
cone w r uian, w - wjara w only ittpi aa Hour or an hour and A
bo ther ad paaalble to thlar half for dlaaer. I am the beet tara-
Onc more aha relaed bar ayA Julln r.rd Deraon In tha world ao ion- aa no
K.ra .a knwifina na ranaatai at i:i cam A atap nearer to bar. Tbey war on tntrfarea with mr rea-ular meal
oft but A lltU mora tnaUUnU Julian "tandlna; now fac to fac. boo re." '
heaiutad no longer ' "All ef a auddea." aba nurmored. "I -ifa jaat a far.weU call,- Julian e-
. -I think." Ktadrtckg aald dryly. thAt !0Vd bc Dd 1 "w 7 ,Jth7 ?ita 1 .w,nt r- l T
poa had better aee who La there." ,h am llrtng aad the the man -where to go.
Th
ecmd
CHAITEH IV.
a mrNai or vjourra
Kandrtcka roaa lowly to bin feet.
7u!lea waa looktng toward lb door with
a frown upon bia fac. Wbll they atood
youT We've plenty of time"
"Mind Of courae not," Kandrtcka aa-
werad, atreteblng hlroaelf out ta th
own Aauabtar.
"My daar Ja!lr ghg eieUtmed.
tJsi itfas:..ur,!? ,noM- -bV; imi pe. mo a
TTM" ,rT1-.b w !? I kink far a meaiaat that 1 -
awfrut yw. v wnai aa eai n u ou. aulaerltr wbea I aay
uriifZLXut? U WM " VttJuu Sea tor kerTl
ua all about III- ... ......... v.. .m.um
-I bae get tMM ba tell ye bol It. -aIi y.V i.iu.' .s.
aurneaA" Janaa Aaeared
rwpara will Utl
that la worth kaewt r.g,
much batter laformeA.
Th Mwapaperg osm
w aae VDjeeiea. ).. iki.a aev
la ray eaaa." k replied. "X d ael lh u.ahad tb belt
think tMt kAggetaiioa ta peaalbiA -Aak L4y Aaa I ate tblg gy
Everything bAg bappeaad t m that aD told tba aarrAat
could jMiaatbly happea I aay ana la Tba maa withdrew aad tha Aeer waa
myuniorruDai aoaiuen.- od ggalh. Th ducbaaa abeved a
. iou BirAa uat ibm itng ar ail gigng af being 4 bout
iniA inaar- Thla mattar baa AJread
-ATvery aaa or laern. i reaiiy aon x kaea fully dlacu4
uypea that I aught t ahow my fac Aane" Julian remarked. "11 wlU ael
bare at bJL i bare airapiy eoma ta aay be aee aae err
pUca wker. ara jld .get a drink, a
ye mine. KtaarKkar I ba lut
thiotifb A try lag aad affecting
I eg a 14 farewail la lb
aay waa le bat toea my wife
TMt en f IhJrtg a pacta ear"
-Tea gr MMtlag, my ar JulUe."
Keadrkrhe aJmliiad. -lito a a... .
a. Ig ee.rr.ad I ca aeeer. ye ttot , , 'J2.m""mV "
m 6r fr,.;dkT,-.mV.' -r.
wii reeag- eiaeer. ii wui preeaety M kueb a
by lag dlaaer aa yd bar eataa torara
AaialaeA, ra peer Mfl Tag will tot aeed aa aper-
nina. uir, i am aee aura, laAeed. that It la
Taerg
avar aaa.
Ibtag ta Itol maadanip wbkb asaA it
aa rrr af imi my part ta
a re aitamg mr WlfA"
Ik iaak kaa .u . K. ... . .
.-t ar aanae Taey aaiaraa tag AXa tag Ml doatn I
y.TTi I"1 ' eat ad U baew. lit A rlgarette aad kandrtcka 4ffeei4VL
- a-a n flL aa u Baal re
. ... . . . . u raaiir aatia . 11 ia.i mm .ku. a .
ramiwuii TiTBtneea teeaiaf umg . ...k- : . l.nu ..i .laaAlle. T '.' 1 ' ' " .-i.-r
lady, in a mania gewa aaA aiatorata . ' . " .1.7 .ij Pprerad af
? .f r to A."r"v;e;vTto .r;"A.-.T7ma;to; - ...v ' s
ina aaraane IlIBI er Ito rl aa . "4 . M i. anlKarltr. . . . a"wn ai
might rery -rail bare paaaed fee a Zlt2? !,.7r 1 ar L4?. rif that
rouaear aad laaa aarlaaa aAinaa a kaa . r7Zr". ".rr.. w aerer ai aae lira A new
eagagad U marry eae snetber. tear
at a litu toyead ito apaer or
ikair pareair taneence Aaa aaa 1
1 yea
wtab te die
aay ibal
lam at tag rMne aad lamina
tad I aat lea te effaf yaa a mlied ver
MPuLb hr Howaver. ' eera alon.
Oa gtperteae mere ay laaa ta eucb a
day will ael 41 tart f.
Tbey aatarad ito aaa bad Ml dot
haA ) BBtVjt
bar. "Tba ir . .i ui. ka a fire wtta TT. "z ra lb beet pee.ig,
ye rerytblna .;..,r.fc -... A.m if ..a baa. " Mat. Tbat'g all va a bee I
Tbay Bra aa rai. raada .a reur mind. I aaa are "IV". rT. Mr
1 a.at .... .'k. aiaaarraaakla. "" ae a mi 1 14. k early
lime eitgier- L.-. ..a t.et aa wU la eti V9 teed fallAw- aha what
aa wmm aaaa w ta gaaweFH taaaiidi r aba
in mKB wag anakiag. A trewd of
meetly fareignera, ware anting
tb plaaa.- Jallaa, aa ba alnped
earaaeaib, adtlred a familiar face
eppoelt Mm A yeuag. aom.
aaady eemplesleaed man. euUilv
it rabat m fl n a1 a I 41 A aaka aAa iik
a. ,aa, t inina mat 1 aora tome eert f pereonallty.
I!! !! Vi h!L ,h"i" "I edr wh that ftllew tor he
?.?U:",,w1.f' Mtbapa a better remarked. 1 aai la knew kit face '
ae tbaa I Bull the neat maa wha ktaadnoka lanbt iu..hi.i.
along, boat at ay aay lef..r. U reom.
"Oaa fcBdwg aeere aaa be aieht in
Lofidoa," he Mid. Tha fallow la prob
ably a elark la earn effiea where you
hara been, ar a aa laa maa Mblad tha
eemea
IreAdy. I t return 1 .!? , "ear, tbla pert 1
belwaea yea ana ?' UUB m 0 . aad a
el will aet 1 r beat teolg ht Writ h
ire far eon la aire bar a aart. P emeUmea, if yea ia I'd laea ta eouater at on a af tha ahoae raa nairon.
good-by. Tbra U Juat a aiagla ward laa- word ai adrtoar f.!!r.i ro"ft4 am Interaet la lac 'That'd a prgtty little girl with
I want ta y ta Abba
Tall ma. Julian."
aha
ad better aee who la tbere." ,h wa "tU, h ""an whare to go. . Tea!" . charming young maa to bar atol tba "Vp, "Ir'1
door waa already opened. Julian th "' bfor pa . Kandrtcka nodded allently. He knew ror onea ducheaa waa parteetly boua and I wag alwaya aleaaed ta .,. -. t ' lnf..
4 suddenly traaaformed Into A Prwaa. I aaw myaelf all about that little call, but If be felt and dallghtfully natural ae my girl flirt with roe, but a a .,,,J1,' Vl!f ttalir4, 1.W
rimaitA Ha aald aotMn rnaMly recalrlng my huabands Atieata. I aaw any aympathy ha waa careful not to That woman." aha declared, 'la a son-in-law I ranked yea from tha flrat :. r.r.L.iD .
tw"? :r'.y ... .. m ta mi re aar aa tba thread .r.-. v..;
damandaA. Thar. aa aa ami a avlaa a alu AB Atra mi la for leek." Jullea waiehad tk lata Mia a .
"you really did wrltg that letter ta btrA Meded la A cat uka thlA Ta Ull yo a J ..JlA, liT? ft" Tom Bt T rtaaa ta great hit
Carrabyr lha l rut a, Jaiien. eJthg I alwaya VJH JlTa..f L.".! n "f11 awiy.arrird eompanlon, -who waa
"I did." . liked raa. aa haaw. 1 baled r.lr !' .Th,n- aa eeuld ate har, ah mtttcrtng ta him la fluent rreach aii
"And aha gate It 14 her auBbaadr en ga gem eat te abba Tea ware a Vary """T .wU hn lha timg Julian wag aware tbat now
Yea!" . charming young maa to here etol tba ''ZZ."'"1 ,.',"r'.. ... . M Uin th formr4 trie Btrared rr
"" 7 ' "arat aujiao, ana tower nim. II wag add that not-
' . withstandlnf bla eomewhat dlaturbed
nar ya lira Btatg ef mind b4 ll aehBolOtIB of
gryBB VAtfl lnin. If A fca. ll feAf rini Bltiniir griJeaaa ty gaa e "A " " Aewa, av t-. - w. wg w a - w at wag t wiga ! A a a a. . . . . . . w hum aaw wag eywAayV4V VI a
lnr at tha woraaT who walked calm- tha gratlXlcAUon of aU thoae Ambltlona ehow It. They drew up in a few mln- deteatablB cat! btfod, JuWerf? aha Added, among lha nndealrablsa. w Tear laeome. J5"B,.,!!r "' window, aereas dlttlnet eurroalt gg ta tbla young mana
room. Kandrtcka. - WKI Ht ww aw wvnu.irH. - a .-.aa auu auiaiun iwun . t avu u.wwa ww iii.i ina. w m aa aoaw, mill laaa Uiaa . . L , . . T. TT . . iawiiiny.
kaV ii kia Ajid I larked the door and ahrleked and houae at the comer of Hamilton place, .-not hWeouely and eriUraly ta blamA ... I netblnf at All. and 0UtlA to yo ara .. " WM "4b that hta heart "Coma alone; " K end rick a Burtratad.
t"i wmwriw ate. . . . . . . . . t...... a , r i.i.i. . ...... . ... ...i .u.. ... . . . . .1.1. .ii. ....... . . j 1 . . . . .... . . a &0U14 ehaka. even far a irnit And .- .1. ... ..1 . ...
floe from hta nouth. Thm waa a altu-' Z-,T,-n , aewBeira.w,.uae r- a.aTa ......a,,,. ...,. w. rmjrt, Uiara - had a. a.....,, "m tac wtorif am1 ;.;" 1 .".-
i-ja "lnTbffr.nAA
ly peat him Into tba
who ale recegnlBed
Inlt Th. aMmaa arltk I... TUlllI tOT MW llWUini in Or lilt.
band Inalde her moff. looked from ona pn Wdaaaa wrong Jullea.
to tha other of the two men. There U only oaa way I cm lit 1 ; right
; "Am I Interrupting a ery import- Thr la only on moment la which It
ant lnfrrlwr ah naked, calmly. -If onJ. and that moment U now.
not, perhapa yon Wild apara me fire Tomorrow I ahAll b back again. For
minutea of your Urn, Sir i-ullenf . . n0ur 1 ,t1b tlh'fc Ikan,.
Kandrtcka recovered nlmaaJf at auk "r7 rico wiwau,
STEAMSHIP ONTARIO FROM WHICH 35 PASSENGERS
WERE RESCUED AFTER WIRELESS CifiLLS FOR HELP
had been failing through tba pine treea tba safe
Til wait for you down aUlra, Julian,"
ha declared. , -s . '
He caught up hta bat and departed,
cloalng tha door After htm. Jullen waa
till motlonleta.
-Well r. aha began.
, lie draw a little breath. Ha waa be
ginning to retrain hla ael f -pot aaaa lan.
"My dear Mr. CarrAby." ba aaid.
future. Indeed, la largely bound up with
my wealth. Remember that in all I
hare done I hare been bla agent Ha
ha tea you, baa bated you from the flrat
becaoee you were a gentleman and be
never wba Tbla la my on moment of
madnesa In a perfectly well ordered
llfA"
One of her banda atola from her muff,
tola out half healtatlngly towarda blm.
nt to Mint out that eour here Upa. Then ha looked her In the eyeA
.. la a little embarraeaing to ma and might. T aUbel." he aald -you are for-
- under certain oircumatancaa, be a good vn. I underaUnd perfectly the rea-
" deal more embarraaslng to you. on 'or yur eonln- c t0 yur
MrA Carraby amiled. fine atood where huaband. wear your coronet and receive
j.the aunlluht touched her brown hair and ueata with a free oonaciencA 1
li milat r.al. .. Eh. - nf fOrfftVO yOU.
- ... , . 1. . .. I ...
iier nana eiippaa u imv uw iui. .
She began to tremble a llttlA
. , those women who are never afraid of
t the light. Hr face waa of tbat a trance,
' self-contained nature, colorleas, appar
i. antly,- yet capable of atrange and rapid
j. ehangeA Juat now the last glow of
sunlight aeemcd to have found a akeln
of gold In her hair, a queer gleam of
i light In her eyea. She atood there look
. lng At-tho man whom aha had coma to
.visit "
. "Jullen," the raid, " wanted a few
i worda with you."
.- It waa impossible for him to remain
- altogether unmoved. Whatever elHO
"Aa for me." he went on, "I played
the foci and I pay willingly. I waa en
gaged to marry a eery charming girl
who believed in ma and whom I cared
for aa much aa it waa possible for me
to care for anything outside my career.
I flirted with you because it waa a
piquant thing to do. You were a wo
man whom other men found difficult, you
were the wife of a man whom I de
spised and who was trying all the time
to undermine my position. I sacrificed
might be the truth, she had risked most "elf respect every time. I croased
your inresnoia. ouir am
willing, i A for you, Mabel, your visit
f 'A '.I
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la aiaa Alav4b at A. . . 1. . 41 a. ..a a.
IB llllla daanla l.... ...,,.4 II "7 towiti til lit
ind" iii. ftffwTS making f.ial f'oVT.rd la tb.Pt7lc.b U,U-
ro"rb...m,f.w mom'.mA1.? aaV'SST 1to A
th. aar tb?a.a Tto Via ha. '0r-1M eWANlW, 4l Ultt. ta you.
Wtrj th.J IllMlon raant tk-aa'a r -QUlBltB-thB laAd 4f , Jour-
muu tf itutTitillai itol. af forelgngra, af halrdraaaera
w a hall dine
drlak enourh
into ber fac. Tb.r was no sign thate. iTmSZZm'p'l
Than ha dropped the fln.tr which h ?i-.P-ro TiVtJ -tou' ..VT 2
warnaa au. aa. T 7. T . "T ""iv
CO With it
fib. ara. tl ''Ji 'cMptlon. Nrerthal.M, wa
a5. the ehlaatl which 1 ghai
Julian suddenly ramamaersd that hta
4 of .the things that were dear to her in
li Ufo by this visit.
TMra. carraoy, ' he declared. "J am
entirely At your service. If you think
" thAt any useful purpose can be served
j. .by words between you and me, I would
- only point out for your own sake, that
,v -.. your visit is, to say the least of It, un
, wle. These are bachelor chambers."
"You know very well." she repllod
; - I' ' '
1 .
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V
4
bad Men holding.
derful.
n Bail4a a,i.A B. . . A j a.
aTV Wlllt, VflBJ OfllllQ, A... .. A A at l. A .
walked into th. halt with blm. "Daar Z"?.: 'IT
ms, what
have with
"He la a friend," Jullen said quietly,
"a Journalist. I Blight sky' the earn
af tha young maa who is watching us
from tbs drawing room, Anas. Who la
h4r
8h made a little feo4 at him and
whltptred in hla ar.
"rmttlo. aa you aee and nositively
appalling. It Is entirely mother's
)y.
'Til st yeur dlhntf, David," hs prom
1ad, "and Ml do Justles to your ehiantl.
From what. you t mt about our ex
paditlon I should Imagine that we ar
going inta tba land ta which I ahAll
aoon belong." ,. .
"If a wonderful country. Kendrleka
muttered, looking oat af tha window. "It
choice. He aVrlvad i mlnut. MtVr th. "V hner" tTuf tilW ai
evening naiiera were out. but somehow " .h"n?i.btt 1 ! r supple
r nthai- I dnn't .r. lf.l w. .K.ll "d b'OOd IB Mfl. FOP BOIOlUte Vl-
maka anvthlna of him. Ifa vounr Har. ullty "a ek h C 1'Athanee
bord. you know."
Jullen made hla effort. Ha touohed
her fingers once more In conventional
agalnat the Car'ton any day.
r."
Here wa
(To Be Continued Next Sunday.)
NEW AND UNUSUAL IN SCIENCE
here thall square things between ua. 1
wish you the beet of luck. You must
let me ring for my servant He will
find you a taxlcAb."
lie moved toward tba bell. MrA Car
raby, with her bands inside her muff,
stood exactly as though she were part
of tha furniture of the room. With his
calmly, "that It was my 'only chance of finger upon the Ivory dlac, he healtattd.
5 r
( speaking with you. If I had sent for
you you would not have corr.e. If I had
t apoken to you In the street, you Would
hava paaaed me by-qulte rightly. This
was Hay 0j4y chnnce. That la why I
$ -bava tome to you."
r "If you think it worth the riak," ba
' remarked r ravel v. "trav contlnn."
She ' shrugged her shoulder
W 1 "who can tell what Is, worth th
tiskr
j-YoU have at least excited my eurlos
( Hy," be Admitted, leaning a little to-
ward; bar... "I cannot conveive what It
i Is that you want-to say to me."
x 6he lifted het- eyee to his, and though
i there was nothing unusual about them
Bhe was not looking towards him and
ber eyes were half closed.
"Perhapa." ha suggested, "yon would
rather find your way out alone f 1 will
not offer my escort tot obvloua rea
sons." She turned slowly round.
"Do not ring," aha ordered aharply.
very "Com here."
' He came at once towards her. She
took both bia handa In hers, she leaned
toward him. She was a tall woman and
they were very nearly the same height
Julien." she whispered, "la this all
that you have to say to mar'
"It is more."; Julien replied frankly,
"than I expected ever to hava to say
to you again in this world. What d
there were few people, Indeed, who you expectT You don't think that Z ant
the kind or man to dui uai ia aoaurui
ComA We'll part friends, If you UkA
Here's my hand." . :
"We tnust part, then V she said.'
He shrugged bia shouldera. , . V- c
UnJeSa a warning ,iour in nurmanuj
f
fa
.o;. fir : r - iWtt:.
S4
t i a i r i i
:4h in rr
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sv4
9
5
ettuld tell you what color they were ,
- y tnea Baltlom forgot it when MrA Car's-!
raby looked at them steadily.
X do not know myself," she aald. "I
do not know why I have come."
' Jullen laughed unnaturallv.
-Pray be seated." he begged "Would. . for a month appeal if you, xou -;
- ,you Hk to examine my curios or my Lam going to take a holiday, and I have i
photographaT I must apologize for tli a fancy tbat our ideaa on the subject-.
S conditio!, of my room. 1 You boa yof of holidays might not. exactly AgreA".;
., happen to be the first woman who has - "A holiday."; she repeated. .."I asm not
i aver croeaed 1U threshold." sure do you know, Juyent. I aomrvt
"That,", she remarked, -rather inter. Umes believe rthat I have , never bad .A
' ests aie, StUi, It la only what I should bolidAy in my Ufetl ' ' ,' ' .
bave -expected. No, I da not think that He looked at her doubtingly. ; T
. . I - will eit down, r I am trying to ask "After all" aba continued, "cab t yon
t : my self. exArtly Iwby 1 iiaVe. comA" aee that I "have come herd to' ask you -
7-..-T if you can answer that question," one questionf - You are different from
Jullea Bald, grimly, "yo a wlU addi the people I bav known Intimately and -
a ware natural eurioaitv on n,nrL tha naoola with whom 'I have been v ' ,
,t4?..ft.ae.BAB-(': -r. .. :T"'ZLU ?! tarlo.;takiB after .h had b.'ea Aiched warMUtik Tolnt on the Lon, Il
like ut I have rua a great riak In hava told yew Just aaw that the great
A
Marble From Abhca.
From Harper's Weekly.
IX the world knows that ashes
are the last solid residue of com
bustion and compose the essence
of earthly tnaterlalA mineral salts,
potash, soda, phosphates, etc. Tha
Ina anltrtata a..h .. 1. a .w.
a - -. mm 4jj.iuvcii V ina y
feHn' tribe. monkeyA squirrels, lAtjy
aiu uiu.i gmura. i no lau piayaf a
most Important role in the turning proc
ess. According to the Inventor of this
apparatus, all tree-inhabiting monkeys
have long tails, and there Is not tha
coming here and It Is not my metier te doubt ha com to m within the last -
run riskA And now thAt I eua ber few dayA Wont you tell me what I
1 do not know why I bave oomA This want to knowf la there anything bat- .
has becA an Impulse od tbl I" an ter, anything greater, anything mora
hour outside 'my life, I am. trying to ' wonderful In life ' than these things -irderttand
It Ooma' here, JuUaa". ' ' whlchT l have known, these ambltlona,. ,
V lir!AOiA fwt:un';j & ju Fh aUa Aoclat AtxuAAiAt B&l n Juni,'-m
Abd COAAt Hubert Ingalla, 19 yvars Ol4 Wlreleaa n.rtbr ' trr,vt bl mlf a Karn whan. In anlta rtf
rthd flame, ha Bttisk to hia post and jcontjaned. Bonding distress 'eigtula ufitll Aid came. Tba Ontario
belonged tp the XsTerchanta and Miners line. Thirty-one Wsengera 'wereL reacued from tha burnlnt:'
Doau ror more taaa z poura in crew and Uiera battled, with the flamet-before they were kinder i
control. The top Wcture sbowa the iteamer where it wag. ieached only After two ' member 6f the
eAMky Kl ' Tra oUA IriAmnAti-a Sb tia wkA.1 1 a . . . . . . . . . . a . - a . J
wv7 .aiT;i4 iHTUJaTciics) w v A wj wguf jjj qct io iie?r int viz aip: in too neavy seas tna. irre
Sounding Aealalst jier side, " JJtuj Jb jctarji ii W iceaa Aboard n ill-fated yeaea, ' - '
uae to which aahea may be put has noi slightest doubt that these tails ar of
- been supposed various; they serve iiiJ"tidA ellmbersjn, enabling
the preparation of the soil, under eer- them to turn in the air. The tall also
tain conditions In the manufacture or ffu bAUncer, as - evidenced In
brick, always with a view to furnishing tn c of squirrel, which may be
some desired chemical property) ' but " walking along a tightly-stretched
these applications of ashes are. always w'r r. 'trtni', swinging Its tall from
secondary. - ' side to side vary much after the matt
Kecently. A German engineer has in- ?ef 'f P'ofeaslonal wira-walker
vented a way to transform ashes Into bBlaclnf himself with a pole,
marble of exceptional beauty which 1 ', .
suaqeptlble. to the highest pollahi' H?.-' :-ThA - ladiaii' . Langnaret, -refuse
..".to divulge his secret, though c,; From Popular Science Monthly,
large inducements have been made to ; Probably the most Important and most
hint by ownera of marble quarries. . it enrprlsing fact about American Indian
lav A matter of chemical aynthesia, of languages la : their enormous number.
course, but it ,1s said that hi only vis- On the North American continent there
Ible apparatus la a small gas .stove, were spoken probaMy 100a, and possibly
. together with a kettle and what resem-,even- morfl different languages and dla-
bias" a copying presev. : Wi th theae lm-Jecta. Of South America .we kr.ow less,
pleraents, plus the secret he holds,- ha b"t everything points to an equal lln
. bag manufactured a medium sited slab eulstlo variety on that continent The
Of marble in half an hour. - tremendous total Is astounding because'
h. , tbo aboriginal population in both ton
Iron in Canada. : tlnonts certainly-numbered fewer mil
From Engineering and Mining Journal. li,on" than are tqday found In many
Canadian Iron production in 1811 wa !n'? European countriea in whioh only
nearly50,000 tons, a -quantity nearly .m8 mflnr different languages as tha
ten timee that reported 11 years ago. billion or mora Inhabitants of the ttk
Nova Scotia and Ontario .bath contrite world. - ., , m X
' uted to the IncreasA The production Is ' .
largely- of baalo lroiv" and the open - Th- p0l',,t- at Ci,,r fa
ducer ta tha pomlnion. . The stars on our flag and those on
' . the. Oroat 8eal of the United StateA
Why Cats Fall on Their Feet well as thos on th?sai of the nrea.
m tiarper s -vveekiy. ident are flve-polrted. The seal of tin
,iJ 1 .uiimuiij ,vi ra- aouee or representatives, however, showa
t-aulted lath-oontrutloa of npp--ai3ln)olnted trnd therA-ara ai"
. k ';,',;' fAtUS to Show Why A CAt In falling in- pointed atara on tha nhv.... .v. Z.,m
, , variably allghta on .its feet and uuarter-doliar eolna, -with fivl.
- This apparatus conaista of a card- pointed stars on the reverse. The ra-
board cylinder wherein are stuck four verse of these coin is a cony of-tha
TOd to serve for lege, together with a Great Seal, with the . clouda and tha
." tail devised on almilar prindpleA . .Tha star a omitteiL- So far as can b a.
u object of the experiment is . to show eertelned, th alx-polnted star la derived r
that a cat's peculiar faoulty depend from the colonial coins, which war da- ?
-en the rotation M its tall with suffl- signed In the manner of .lingiishVrC I
clent vigor. - " aldry. which enctlon that aur ?
I- n appear tnat mis raeoiiy ib ope- The atara on the flag are copied from
AuAUg daveioped bz oiimblns And leA? tie .Waatingtoa-coat eX arm : i
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