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By E. PHILLIPS OPKWHEIM
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ftuwrriaute
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MVRTlL.fi IEC 8 LIFE
try slrl of Frone«, stands by the
FMt white reed at the and of
« »a an rate
mother la de ed Sh« haa b««a
a household drudge. New her
head far
gasaa ap and «ova the read
that atratebaa oat to tha grast
eabaowD world. That read
mb* travel UT Aaytblag
U ab« stays A baratad tira halt«
of wealth
Th« dU
and «octal position,
tract«* girl ba««
bar away (roes i*
spirit of advoatar« they tab«.bar
♦tth thorn to Meats Carte. To
Myrtlia they ssasa libs fairy
then to take
r mi s try . la e
prim»»« Aarway. they ars
of honor. Tboy tabs tbs girl aa
their ward. And thus Myrtile
begins to oso lit«.
Thus begin« the story of "The
Mystsry Road."
The life that
Ü«
ualehijr grows SX
string.
Monte Carlo to London, thou to
The oeeao drifts from
the KagUsh eovatrysMe. tbea ta
the Russia of the soviets. Now
sad striking character», mi aa 4
mahs tiratr satraaew
tov« affair«, advaaturs, British
diplomacy sad Rusalaa maJsvo
Isao« an much In «vtdaaes.
Th« authort Why, that peine«
of «tory -t«ll er«, B. FhtlUpc Oppwn
h«lm. who haa
liah-ap«aktag peopl«* with »0
l«as than ««v«nty aovela
BOOK ONE
Chapter !
Myrttle stood upon the craay veran
by her band,, gas
tog down the straight, narrow toot
eye«
path, a sundering Uns acrow the
tosohiy plowed field, which tod to the
village to the hollow below. The mol
dertog white Mono cottage from which
she had laaoad was set In a daft of
the plno-covorad hills ; it ae«med to
struggle against Its Inborn ngllnros
and to succeed only becanaa of the
beauty of Its setting—to th« fore
ground the brown earth, with Its neat
ly trained vines and its quarter of an
acra of fragrant violets ; ttoa orchard,
pink and white with maaam of cherry
blossom; beyond, a lev«! stretch of
freshly turned brown earth, soon to bo
a delicate carpet of tender groan,
and, by tha time the vines should
sproftt. a sea of deep gold. It wu the
typical homestead of the small rrcnch
peasant proprietor
Myrttlo's hand dropped to her side.
The three figures were plainly vtotblo
now. She r em a i ne d quiescent, watch
tag them with a mate tragedy In her
toes which, to any one Ignorant of tha
inner rignlflcaace of this approaching
puasllng.
tragic -about Jeon Sargot—mlddle
ogod. a typical peasant of the district.
Far there was nothing
who bung on hie arm—a plump, dark
high-pitched ritte« mm) appareatty
to ray. The third person, wbe
I tk&f to lactr«
m wm
Bärget, and Ua whole appearance woe
W illi UR VUt V
•Bad her stepfather, waring his
to drink «
et wine with
Berry with tha tabla
ehalra, and bring owe—two
bottle* of toff^year's vintage." "
Thpg rank Into the ehalra wUqb
Myrttle bad slroady ptoced npoo tbs
toy ing Ua
. U* kept the lime esta to the vtt
amp of toed «fetch
tot to ottera Bto
!»
and flabby Mbs to« (b#r own
«hr be
m
* bto
m ms
a
tore*t, the
r. tt
«tes Marier
itltte sniff. '
"Three «dy." 8 ar«ot replied, "and
to a year or oe they will afi bo in to*
Mtoft
-Tha ifttfo
Dumay «dmltte«. "taw thy éà
itom—dto tm mt to «it ff
They Ml teMted a# M »a gO% «Ma
th» to» «#
mt wvssito Ml
' »mt
S 5 S 5 g »CTS
fUnt* of « lighter color. B*r
*ym. rtiklly fringe«!, «era a« « wosMor
tremulous and beautiful. Ti*** wm
•orner hin* a tittle exotic shout fier *p
paaraaca. although na actual M g » »
tMn of Ut health. The widow tmksd
at bar critically; narra, the insMceatpar
with unpleasant things in hi« WW.
•»«•y to* -Hi &
"Pooh ! aha I« well enough, her « 9 »
father declared, "Never a doctor has
«tweed this threshold sine« her «achat
Myrttle, after she had filled tha
glaaMB, would have slipped back «to
the bourn, but toon Segge« graspod
her by the am.
Ttsalght, my child," ha fesUKad.
r
«UM leave your boolte ataftA.
auat drink a gtass of «in« »tth
ua. It is u occasion, this"
Myrttle looked from me to tha
of the two visitors. » 1 « had far •
BMOt the air of « trapped salmaL ftta
damo Ouasgy made a little grimaces,
hat Pierre only laugh«!
tower, this Myrtlia, not Ilka other
of her aloofness He knew watt how
to deal with such mod es t y.
"BatrnU." bar stepfather eon tto ui d .
-our two hast friends! Here is good
Madame Dumay. A alee little tnceuM
■be makes at the shop, and « tidy
stocking."
"Oh, In, tor th* «Mow Interrupted
"What haa that to do with then, my
friendr
"And also," Jean Sarget wont «ft,
tton, "the brav« Pierre Lesctorapa.
Oh, a gay dog. that Leoefaatapaf A
rk yon. efcrftd.
And Hates! Why do yon think those
friends of mine are hw«r
"I cannot tefl," Myrtlto faltered. -
"Madame Dumay will become my
wlto. It to what wo need here. And
1 >
Her Feel
ftosraely te T»«c»
this, little
■ »Ms Bl Mm ehoeei
you. I have given my oomaot."
had risen to Ua feet.
MyriBa shrank book agntost the wall.
"1 wm not marry
Las
chaaspa" she dacterad. "The other
»e, I will
sot monryr
Jean Saagot leaned Meek to hie
chair and drank Us win* - His two
Ho. ho!" ho
is good! To« «ora always a shy
child MyrtHe. Pfawre aboli
that
woo you
a
"Ay. indeed !" the
•cross at the girt with
"We aboil understand
Too
au few. Marriage le a
ttdng- Tea wüi find tt ao,
Tt is an
«0 ba toasted *
dectonri.
the
d About
«he- Is
We
of
ftsft iwiwih
sw mMmmgSL
tkftt eh. Marier
U wu ba a teen
rat
Of* opes
mtotê sriar Mr ta i momeir
Mf MAS Thao be looked hs
«>d
to at
tot a» flowtog into Ua gteas Myr
Be reasmed
Uesaut«. tea
or two he would
so the second
buttto was
tomvmmmmgmbrn and alo,» the
tot *rtMt Myrtile
fled yo-tirg
*»** m ftp to#-
• imp» kw tow egw «tied
*«» •**, «to «to amotof araredy
kài m to*
fe tor .hair fir
SfM
BSP
to* to*? met tom {naked «>«• 1
her mrnmrn M& mm erne ettrting
9 g& BÊStë
i mkm:
m fbOMgh» of
to gnta wh'rh
teS
AM «tang i<>
PÜPB 8 8
I It tor a moment, u though for pro
ftactlun On the other «da wu ftraa
dom. Her eye* fitted with passionate
t* I
They wer« stagta« now down at
A*»« cottage. Ska beard Jean «argot's
«trident vote« In nm country «on«
of harvest and vintage and what they
«aller) (ore. Aa she «toad thorn ta
K* Quiet of the evening, there aeemad
JWddenly to leap Into life
bare of revolt She waa weary of
her monotonous tasks—the abuse of
her gtei.futher: the care of thorn*
motherless children. aot of her own
Wock jet dependent upon her; the
tedlnra of a life onheautlfel and
to
• vary fur
gra :■
f hope I
ess. And now this fresh te rr or 1
er fingers tore at tha rough splinters
f«f the gate. Her «yes traveled hen
JftHy «long that great stretch of road,
passing her« sod there through the
forests, rising in the far distance to
the top of the brown hillside, and
disappearing in mystery. At the other
aod of the road one might find hap
piness!
Chapter ft
C 7 The two young
tart stlc attitudes when confronted
with the slight
burst tire and a delay of half an
hour. Christopher Bunt dstiherstei)
adopted charme
dventare of ■
Ailed and Ut a pipe, and.
ting him
self on th« top of a low, gray rice«
wall, gave himself up to the Joy of
wonderful view and tha pi as sure
unusual surroundings. His cotnpao
ton, Gerald Dora bey, stood peevishly
the middle of the rood, with Ms
nds in his pockets, cursing the flint
strewn road, the rot tenne s s of all
motor Urea, and the evil chance which
led to this mishap to the tost lap
their Journey.
"Weil bo 00 the road again to
twenty minutas, your lordship," the
chauffeur promised, as he paused for
a moment to wipe the perspiration
1 from his forehead. .
£
; X~-.
of returning equanimity.
"Don't distr es s yo o raMf, John," ha
raid. "There's no real hurry so long
as we get Into Mont« Carlo before
dark. Com« on, Chrietophev." tm
twrato» to hto «»wpaiaoa. "Oat.
m that wall and let ns explore."
The two young mao strolled off to
gether Gerald paused to point to
tbe little, discolored house of loan
"Are tbsff real people who live to
thee* quaint cottages T" he speculated.
"That pince, fer Instance, looks like
• toy farm, with its patch of ridktta,
tto ttoy vineyard, its belt of plowed
tond and this little grove of cyp re ss es.
It to Just ss though some child bad
taken than all from his piny box and
laid them out there."
Ctorittopber withdrew the pipe
Me month for a moment Ha
from
loetttog at the opening Ip the Uttta
grovft of cypreesea.
there," he murmured, "ustUK
be Ike child to whom they all belong.
I think yon are right, Gerald. Thera
unreal «boot the pkWft*
Gerald, too, was suddenly eooselom
of the girt who stood clutahtog ton
top of the wooden goto, her- too
tqmad a little sway from them, sh
wwhod In the contemptatton of that
dtotoat spot where the rood vanished
to a flsfat has« of blue mitt
"Wa will talk to har," ha declared
"You Shall practice your Franch upon
this llttte matte, Chris. Ehe prob
sMy won t be able to understand
r.
of tMy voices, Myrttle
At
turned her head, and, it the things
MW is her face, those
*'** to tottger nay thought at frivol.
0 » ««UtorantkMi an toe port at the
t«o Iraq ma They ateod for
r ftpaHbouad. Gerald, of quicker
te fba world from which tbe
to bava feilen Theo bis old habita
wse ss
m an angel, bvt her feet
to* ground, and she was ob
M
"A** you alive, mmâemrteeUer be
Us rap.
aba an
»»«Bid gravely, "I
"T«ft ran MU as. perhaps, the way
to Goaeasr Christopher mg*,*! ^
«ba teAstad to where the thto
boat of road to the distance seemed to
" " Ibo bosom of the deads ■
alhre Lot very
Ml, "bad'ttcre Is no other rood
often, perhaps r
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not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for
Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago
Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism
only "Biyw" package
contains proven dîreHloœt
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Mias Jane Addams said in an ad*
dress to a cooking class at Hull house
to Chicago;
"Some cooks srs too easily satisfied.
This Is an almost Irremediable fault.
**I know a young lady who tried her
hand »a day at hootch shortbread.
and, ay, but she was pieaaad with
tha result A boy ran an errand for
her afterward, and she gave him «
place of shortbread spread with apple
hotter as a reward.
"The boy returned eome minute«
Inter and said to the young Indy ;
" 'Much obliged tor the apple hotter,
ma'am. Han's your plan o' board
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papar - -AdfvertMw&etr;
Thie Rmhkk a Nedeanee
The "sBowsboe" rabbit it becoming
agpopalug Mating foreigners Of north
sift MilltteMts. This pkturasqanty
mbmM nnbnat 'te very abundant thie
tear, *ml .to ratlpg tip tips and
Sfedles off>onng pine trees planted
on denuded forest fond. It also eats
th* lettoge off young spruce. Aspen
si* maples, and if the tree# are mors
than three feet high, gnaws sway their
belli near the base, la one plantation
70 per cent of tbe trees fters dam
aged. 48 pgr cant probably totally.
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straff «d
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meat. Next «cmjiiïg wm
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sad bava a dear skin aad mft, «Uta 4
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throughout
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"Did be die a natural death T
"Tea, he was ran over to the street "
—Kansas City Btar.
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people who laugh at Us Jokes.
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been designed specially for marina
In conjunction with the navy,
London TU-BItg,
One, « scent, carries a crew of four
la rapid eeawsrd flights, from a shoe»
baas; a larger machine Is driven kgr
two motor«, and has a crew of five;
while a moUl-angtaed giant carrying *
craw of six la Intended for protougsi
observation flight« over tha open mat.
A feature to the design of new mo
going aircraft to the provision of a
small, light specially designed lira-, f
heat This fits snugly into {torn»
«long tha big hull of the flying ME *
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when the machine to to flight
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The oldest honk In the world f* tbft
"Rigs Veda." which was to exl«r»r%
os rompt ere as we have It now, : |yy)ft
years before Christ
m up
The eerih's sorface consists sppynv
Unatcly of W/WXOfm aqhero nrtlaf off
land and 140 . 0004 X» square mllef off
water.