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SUNDAY MAGAZINE for JUNE 18. 1905
AStockThat is Paying
From 8 to 10 Dividends
Successful Manufacturing Enterprise Estab
lished Seven Years. Big Business on Moderate
Capital 5o Watered Stock. Sales hare in
creased each year. A Statle Specialty. World
Wide Market. Small Making and Sellin
Expense. Low Price -Quick Sal's. Cap'tal
Stock not to be increased. Sales Are Increas
ing. Value of Shares Mutt Increase.
If yon wish to fnvet yotir spare dollars
where you knowthey will Ik? safely and wise,
ly administered, and yield you lieiter returns
than you caa git in the bank-ithw
carefntlr.
V e have a few unsold shares of Treasury
:ik. reserved until our increasini; business
demanded rnort o;k rattni; cai:iak We ha i
lust erected a new and larger I'-tnt the roost
nnJern ct'uijiiitl ivn!rr fa rry in the
uor!d.and ha est .me further improvements to
make. Kat her than iu ul our promts :a inter
est tothe hanks, e -refer tosell our rerrainin.;
.rfons of Treasury Moek anil distribute the
pro.: anions hundreds of small inn stors.
n!,, financially interested. !! bccomewalk
inn and talking adtertisemttits for the
l'bMKii Tyicwrjtcr. We want votir oj
operaMoti. Manufacturing is a safe and st.und invr-t-i'eil
te'd.n.; the surest and steada st re
tains. V -n kr:..- the unl.imted ::e.d for
petvriurs. our I'omjxiny icnTvatiwlr
nana 1 no fan. y M.arir i.o oihcial
t'r -r.es --ut veil iaid and c..nitK'tent c
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sult I run's, or ISradstreet's.
Not 21 share ( our Treasury Stock lias
eer leens..idat less than jur. Thisi;s,and
rutsa.uays hetn.n s.:id b'is'r. ss.rt-nris.
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outburst cf confession and c.jlanatton. lior father's hani.
hal c:ijettjn her. only to meet a barrier Desjiite himself, the Major watched
a wholly tmjcissaMe as if it hail livn Xelscn's olivtlivnci. with a soldier's sene
of j;ra:itte. She could JKt stvak. She of admiration. He knew courage when
sickened at the thought of all that was he found it.
hai;eni::; just as she shrank from the "Wait!" he commanded, as Wooster
thought of all that had lmtiht it alout. restcluil for the instrument. His onler
Nelson !ial felt Wfore that his sjiirit halted not only Nelson's movements,
could ;jroel no lower, that shame could hut those of Atlccn as well. She jauscd.
add no jik re to his burden: but the men- breathing like a sent doe. as she strained
tioit of the name of Ailecn. in Mich a con- her ears to listen.
ncction as this, together with that p'- "I should like to know what you did
aiNtut the key. made his nerves fairly e.jit I should do?" continued her
shrink. How he held up his head he father. "What would you look for.
did not know. If only there had !.vn yourself, in your present condition. "
something no matter how- insignificant Wooster Miiiled faintly. "All the
that he could answer! Hut there was category of disgrace." he said,
nothing. He dared not even attempt " Yes. now that you see it. Hut what
to deny that he had stolen the key, jn- did you c.cet lefore you legan to think
duccd in Mich evident guilt from his it out:"
jufc-ket. It seemed to Xclson that his mind
"Still nothing to say?" inquired the went back a thousand miles to get to
older man inexorably. what he had thought and felt tinthought
I'nact ustomed to evasions, or to anv- lefore the whole thing revealed itself to
thing etejt honesty and frankness. Xcl
son replied: "I am sorry. Major Van
Twiller. that you came in the nmi just
as von did."
his senses. " I hanlly know." he faltered.
"PerhajK a day or two of respite."
The older man aptvarcd as hard as iron.
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timtne!" said the Major, still in his even Wooster darol not commit hinwlf to
tones. "Do you know what you are promises. What rean had he for
saying, or what you have done?" thinking that Ailecn could furnish him
Woosicr thought of the many accusing the wherewithal for an explanation later?
asjtvts that the whole a"air :nut pre- She was as goM as present now. and was
sent to his host. Hut turn where he silent. Her reasons for what she was
would, he was banlcd to tind a reply that doing must le powerful. Even could
would lessen his apparent guilt. The he manage to sec her, he could tell her
utter futility of attempting to say that of nothing she would not know already;
it ail meant nothing, that he hail taken and what could hapi-cit to make any-
nothing from the safe, that his intentions thing di"crcnt? Yet jiain deferred is
had Urn entirely honorable, was pre- hoj- a little fortified. There might be
settled ilearly lo his mind. something. In fear, however. lot an
After a pause he said: "I realise how unfu'lillcd agreement to explain in two
it must appear to you. Major Van days might serve only to blacken a case
Twiller." already blak enough, he would not tetn-
"h. yottdo? Indeed, sir; And do you jrie with the stem man Wfore him.
understand how it would naturally aj- "I don't know of anything I could say
j-car to a jury of ordinary men- or even in a day or two." he confessed slowly,
to your If. if our resjuvtive sitions "Then ring the "plume!" commanded
were reversed? Xe?sin Wooster. what Van TV.illcr.
do you intend to let me think of sttih a Xtlson paused. A look of wist fulness
thing as this?" rautt on his face, touching the manly
'"1 don't know." Wooster replied in lines thereof with In-auty.
slu-cr hrlplcssnes. "1 wish you would "I wish you wouldn't have me -
::: think the worst." arrested, for at least a day." he said. "A
"If it weren't so low down." said the little friend of mine is to le taken to the
older man. nam iwing his eyes in lu feel- hospital for an ojcration to-morrow,
ing of lotitempt and anger "if I hadn't He ..mts me there and I'd like to sec
taught you hot -handed! Say something! him through -if he doesn't go under."
Say something, man. or I will handle you "What's his name?" demanded the
as any common cratksman! What were Maj'r.
you doing?" "Teddy Winkle."
"I should have given you an cNplana- "What hospital?"
ttoti before if there had Urn anything "IT a small, private place the Agnes
I tould say." replied Wooster. "I can Mason Refuge."
only ask you not to K-lieve me utterly "'.'hat sounds like the truth." said the
ba-e " liars'i old man. "I'll give you till to-
"Well. I do. sir! Moreover. I think morrow afternoon. Xclson Wooster. At
your e'Tontery an insult, in the fae of f.iitr o'clock you'll meet me here, pre-,
what ou haw done in my house. If you parel to go to jail, or to satisfy me as
t an think of anything more i-ontemptible. to w hat this business means! Hy ("tcorge!
more sneaking, than what you confess you'w tampered with my safe! It's
to have done. I should like to know what burglary. It's treat hery under this roof
it is. I have hesitated to obey every where I had come to like and n-sjuvt you!
impulse of justite. I haw given you an It makes you meaner than a common
'tndi-servcd o:i:rtu:iitv to eilain or to thici: but I'll give vott till to-morrow.
tailgate this debasing a-air; but I've Then. sir. etHtt the wry worst: for MtHlrt McakJaC Cs.. C IHa Arch St. Halaadpifa
done wttli thinking you otherwise than you know who I am. anil it tnyov.n son
what you are. I will trouble you. sir. to was in your 1n.:s. by tieorge! he'd get
go to the "phone and ring up the central the same! Ioti't you fail me by a
minute, it you want this thing l"tie ..luet
ic. Xoxv, sir. take your hat and leave
:nv house, and don't "
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ha: ''" he sail! hoarsely.
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hce as a guest1 Hetaue I have known
..-: for a gentleman5 Hciatise. by loirge!
1 bad grn to like ; Who am I.
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1!' a-k-l hitiisfli wha els.' thcr- was totlo. b.dl-r-:n.
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the hall that led to the door, wherebv he
some tine was
cour tig. . moment later .Mrs. an
Twiller walktsj into the room. !
"I might have known I should find
you two engaged in some ill-tiim-d dts
1 u.ss:oh." she said good-naturedly. "Do
let the problems of existent e go for this
evening. I have Kra waiting for oit.
Merle. Ami Xelson. I am sure Ailecn
will Ik worried, waiting to see you iti the
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