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The Magnificent Ambersons
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By BOOTH TARKINGTON "
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CHAPTER XV-Continued.
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"sk \' :hat :.u think I olught to ; " : I
".No,' hi* ."
Ing hitte1ry. "I l,1.,'," 12 !!:;.nL: I
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lor an f l e r I. a 1 ,11r2. I 2o1 3' 11'n 2t2
Jpr:lttJ l lfore. l h l't .'u lllil l I I
,h e.'ll Ih. :.11 "222 .r .2l2 ll .itlh l th is t - It,
llurrli ? Aw, l ul4' II 4,'" to It lth:
et..2r.2 1222,y l,:III' hil111 i .d % 1aythi1ng
iabout poor I2l4i. l \ IIIll know thtl l
y ,i u r . 4 ,4 114" 3 \\.,rl latlh III ; .1 that % ill f
,out th .elli ,II tl11. ,efen ie and tna k4e
th ,r l vii,'c u,. im. sto.ry till grow a 1:I
it 1',':2.2 :i' 2' "2t
ll(;e4l't ,e lunfoled hii nrns tIo strike
his right tlit Ilnt lii lift palimh. "Iuit
do iyou stiippose 2 lin go1ii g to tolerate ili'.1
siuch things?" hle s. 4 utl,4'21. "What do h11
you l ollllu ' 11 Il' .h ihi l"ng "'
"Youel ('itlii ni l alut4 Ily niothilng."
Paid AIiIilerson. "Nothinlg of iany use.
The lio' l li I lI more arti yI u IIu
do."
"You'll see' I'm going to stop this 11'
thing It I have to fi an(e lily waly Ito
every house Ion Nl1atiI:tl1 al enu'l, I and
Aniberso.m ouleva l'2illrd !"
madle hno olthr o miient..
"Well, whaiit 1o yOU propose to do?" P
George idellandedli. "1i o yoU lpr'lose'
to Pit tnhere-" r
"Yes." Il
"-and let this riffrnff hannly my i
imothers gl nlame bUack andll forth II
among theml? I that whiat you pro
pose to do?" p
"It's ail I can do." Amberson re
turned. "It's nil any of Is (an ido
now: just sit still and h'ple lthat the
thing may ille down in time in spite
of your stirring up that awful old r
woman." I
George dlrew a long blrealh. Ithen lid
vanced andi .t0451 close Ibefore his t
uncle. "lldn't you undelrsthinil i2 2t
when I toldl you that ipeoplte are sn- I)
g lil"y imother ileauis to marry this t,
fann" 2
"Yes, I unelhrstooul you."
"Yoiu say that iy going over there n
asl llle nattirs worse." I eorge went v
on. "liw ihout It If lu.h u-sluch lan
tnspeakable marrilge did take pilace? e
Do you think that w2uhi make peuple 2i
believe they'd been wrong in .saying
you know 1what they Puy."
"Io," said Aiberson ldeliberately;
"I don't Ibeleve It wouhl. li2t2 It
wouldln't hurt Islal nul It'gene. If
they never heard of it; and if lthey did
hear of it, then they euhld take their t
choice between p11ineating gu1sslp. or liv- j
lug for their own happiness. If they 2
have decidedll to mlarry--"
George almoslnt staggered. (oodi
heaven !" he gasped. "You speak of It t
eal mly!" I
A- mbe:son looked tip at himln Inqulr- t
_mly. %"Why shouldn't they marry If
want to?" hle asked. "It's their 1
afair. I don't see inything pre- -
ltonstrous aout two plepIle geIt- I
Ulrried when they're both free
' habout each otlher. Whait's
with their imairrying?"
bte mnse. r1ms!" G(orgel'
onstrous even If this. hor
badn't hnappened. hut now
at this-,oh, that you ('lan
even pewak (of It! Your
Oib--" He wl'C11imle' Ilinco- I
away fromn Amllih'r11n t
fer the door, wihlly ges- t
£saske don't be so the- I
bhi unele. and then, set-
was leeving the room:
- You mustn't spenk
ef this.!"
te." George saId Indis
plunged Into Ute big. I
5. went home and got
t without seeing r
or Fanny. Then he I
Would be out for I
away from the
as hour. then went
9 eemee at a restau
be Walked through 2
s twiews stil ten 2
trmned mofrt and
WIUUes ofi the Addi
eley, though his
eb by he turmed
be Tsehed the
d sat apes the
Ste lveranda a 1
i that iely
tU nW Mh were 2
-as sily, after
se mper, the,
2 bshafl
-~ ~d.ws
', ..r. : - J :it, . ""l h ta 7h - uto." hri \
.... \ 4 it \\:-, I li:p you
tiii
"I ,II .:i'tnt i: re to 114. kiO''t tl*
!.I. t 11, k
n'', ,1 nich?,. ! -u, l. . ." 7 A ndi w ith a th ,
:r !!." tl i rr ' . ,f 1L4.. a t 1v ." b en c h 'e r h t.
f tus 'I auIihi r "l
Ar th r " iI' t, it i ni .d hl aner
h tr . I.. . \\ L;. Iii h:1 I l - I 'p 'lld d It. lii il |I. liti
lui r !!u I!I -r h i,.t. il J liri i i\i ti; - lit i,- l: t
I "l.' ".l l 1'.) 3' ell1'h,4- of ,oh i . r f Iy
i, f'el r h ." ha in . ,i -i him o 'ht he
'ratu i lr i-i m ulturn - tu n o Mr.ev lr i
\hint t wie r :ill tiill in khi'te :Intl fara
'\ith :t \ hlite tii dangling frotll his i1
h ull ; nlll l rI o it'( e l\'Ji. lnl, fo llo w in . ru
llupon that pltllure. , her,"lllle definite in t.
,iii'i ll.r4 i wld s i I hopeleui '. Idrtaiel i'r
from ,whom llti help l ec741 d I,' ''xll'tl. I"
- i ill' hlhl l h et ile lh 'rll k' ll ; t In I r lrll i l l
Impulses, rural wholly u<'eless In au
lstrugl- a whiitih rtqlirdit honoiir to he ii
defendis'l y ia mlln of lltion. i r
p14'4' thi' filu l ri i urn aI vision of . rs. lip
m.ln on's furiuls rohetul ha1d, sel t -l'"le
voaie. . . .u "Virhut haring in
othler people.'s (li -position to put ant
evil interpretation on what inay he "t
"it hilhg it lre than unefortunate hilear- '
unlell . . . "ther people tay I 1t
eak- nst t iderate In not cto hling the ir
doosu(,s asi of it, as I have. to (ht mklr
liable views." . . . Anil thn Georg.r 111
Woluld get up aghin-anl again--und
plie the fnloor n hist h r feet.n the
That was whtr t the To relitnltetl young
mnt was doing lihe dayliglht amni e
gIuntly ill ut hist W i ndowlc W- - hll ll the "'
floor, rubbing his head in his hands, vil
anid lutterg: r. r t
"It n'an't he true: this can't be hr p- t n
isenintg to ilin
CHAPTER XVI.
his nor frnal halthy raid upon the
dainty try. : the food retained un-!
tontuhed, and he sustained himself a
ollrum 'off- T-four IIc xe of t, whicho
hlft no llthing of Value Inile the glis-II
t.ning lite liperc lator. During to lne
rout. ss heIheard his mon ther being
sutlmlnonled to the tielerphone in the hall, tt
not Shr from his do:r. ind then her
voil'e resltillr ng1: "Yes? hlil, t's you l ! I(
in . t Ih s *rd I s ihould ! . . . Of t;
course . . . Then I'll expect you
about three. . . . Yes. . . '
I;.º.lhV till then." A few minutes in
laer ter he hard hler to akirng to so thme
one eneat th his window, and. earmkling
out. saw her directing the removal of ki
Splantsul from ant small garden er. to
I rothe Majot irt onrvatory for the wihn- l
lter. She laghedt guyly witch the a- hi
hot tr' ar dener over something he. Isaid rn
ind(I this un(ontherned hlleerful ies of
her was terle ito hue n sheet
oh went to his deskit ndr lrching h.
the jumbh l' contents of a drrnwr. 'nd
brou;ht forth a large, w ifranle to pho
tograih of his father, ulhen which he it
gazed long and piteously, till at last I
hot tetoars stin a re his eyes. "toorne n
spilr father !" the son whispered. lro-l
kenly. " r manll, I't m glad you dhidn't.
know "'"
i wrappedit u the picnture In t sheet
of newspaper, lput ilt under his arm.el
-nd, leaving the houe hlnt rre. T ly 'and we
sto adily. went doiwitown to tihe shop
thsilver fra e for the e ictlure. avin
but hlied lll ll nct lot eean ho retur nedAt
Stl en ints of thre.wo it'erll, tlaroyllngl
I the cframed hItop an authwith hih. ond
inced irnt uon th ie .c:enter table la tr-e
r gand Jani and hl sefl n fro it. Thwent
lonto a froth tinalldoWe of the lon "reeeton
Seion IIclOlm.or" and rt inklng outfe
but onahis vidrive d not tst n houre. At
srnthe ucurtrin he siw an autoi ole stol out
ain font of the house ad .gene Mor
SEugen eump lhightly down from it. The
a nr was thef new ea which tern low atind
nto be so dfelg fowartrd;ou to td in profes-nil
S ordal d river rt arst to wheel, at o
a thrange figur-lokne iun c:llther i gogaet outl
lof all pmers mallty aIn nl seenlingly part
aof the medhanl ch ntsm.n ntonal
Sacement thruh to the hou,w in hiws a figt
Sre of the new ernu whichne. was in tiEune h
Soutdoob moe: hdirs mtorsninf -oat was e
k soret gnl ts; hn hcaps and ulovne af- r
Sforded a de anird thouh ontra.'t to thandt of hi
She queer -ookn I duck ein thering at tiI
Sof thes h ball Itrn pn old dore th coat.
l ait net day chugging u a ctl Int oi r
Sjuunlw . Ihr (ogh the nw in his niht-e
IB are of t mpenrw machine. Eugene f
I obtder uode: his moorln. coat was
Soft rhi f; h ap and glovea were
! ay hav. shown Italmf in the selec'ion
h of thee high garlture, be wore than
by his preseat n
la his eye.
A I t7 a ftrgr,* I
Ii jh assu u
1 :m !li' at)1i{ of 1 tilt, 11 :, t lii Il1
,xlrtiiii thl.at the lit t t oi e lit l re'sI I.
\e: I - tai e l tl i i 11 l ';111 1%- I1:11'13 a lit,;;, l
.. \'hen the t ' -n,. .e.re hi
i4l llt ro lln " ai il :1 hlaitl li-,la i i:11 1i it1
I tll:.tih t I11- hall 1i11n ltr \11\:1y l al ivtlel I
Il a'l. it -a t ti. hl
S "1 011 ii 't m ind, ar1 . " I1 11 1 1i1t
her. "I'll .. 11 hli it i- ;ail what they
:inr. irta ;aIalv it'' Illy a jwhiller." h!
"'Th:tik .%)1l, ,ir. .i. ter ;eorge,'
:t I.'la:a.ry, :aal rIturnedt to itl riear of
li th' Ilh se'.
(;.ir , '.ent - slowi ly -to the front ldoor li
anld halted, recr:u1, in_ the It i1'y l il u- ti
-ite 'of ti atller upona i I I ortai trinlatal '1
wait ilg thi .ilh4)nette chn ged uilne it
"a tihat alI 1 irli 1 411il ltbe di iniii'laa'led 31
-:ll :1 rill wi t ou rtc·t tr e lw titoard the hell,
:us if ti- geg ltllateal:il atsiat-Il dalo. ulitel.
hletlh r or fit It haul so, uriled a fili l
t--were i'ialiih'ed to, try iaga in. Itlt lieft re
e glit' lie t l w las eu ii it'letl 4;i lrilte" al L
S rultly threw a1e" li t thla. r ill' In
S .tepP" waitirely uluni tile miif le otf w'
ithi thre-hnla l.
A sd light hange sh:li . aw'd the face lit
'of Eligei ; his liook of happy iti(ipt"- h
I ttu gara 'any to s'nwtIhtliug formal
a nidl polite. " t alu a i ato la. I;e-olrge?" ith
(lt saul. "M11rs. I i rinfel: expret-l. to goi yi
I" .here." h l
'George iale nut i lthe il ighatest iove- I'
Itfant. .t
f 'N1'" he' said. hi
i iEugene w'as iiaredulous. even when o'I
lii--'aon glance revealed how lit of
lye "at' flit' haggard auting manui he- Il
foxre hit. "I b *g ytour parldoa. I 71'
r "I hia:rd you." said 1 ;'etrg. "'oYi 111i
s"aid you hail in lngient'ltlit with liay "I
S aillll'h r. I thal toul. Nat" ft"
I Igine gaa ve him a .taul"y laik, anal
then t askedl quietly: "Wlhait is lte
-the 'litifiullty" s"
(;gorge klept i- o'sown 'voice quiet aaa
'itenough, but thalt ldil loat llitigate thew
villlrint ' lll'fury of i. "aly mother wi!!
have oil interestt in klowiilg that youll si
_ ce'il foril r tlloday,' lie auil. "Or lany ol
othlier daly " il
Euget'. ('lntinue to t look at hill It
with a scrutiiny- iiin which It\lain ti Il
glean profouat i il langerl, oll.ell lh lea- hIl
I twelrful attause it was sa quiett. "I s1
Sin afraidi I nlta ilat undilerstandl ylo." l
'"I doubt if I cotuld Imake it itult sl
pllainer." ('eirge said l, raisi his Rl
vt'ioce sllightly. "'uilt I'll try. You'rt
i not wlutei'il in thi< hlouse. M.r. Moargan. ni
. now .i r at ny oitl r time. li 'erhap,, aal
you'll urirtandlil- lii" ".
And with e lusti worils lie tclollt ti
i t.he silar in1 Eiugene s f:ae. I'
,r The in, unlt loving awaily. lle sllto "il
Just inside thl door, and noted that 11
StheI mlis.ty sillahouette ri.ulnilnei ulpalt
the frosted ;:lass foir several utlnents.n,
as if thle farlliddeu gintleaniiin deballteld ti
in his mind wi'hat course to pursue. it
"l.et hm ring agin!ili" (;Gerge" th liough.
g grimly. "Or try the side dootr-or the
at kitel n '"
S itu Eugene naile ino further at
o- temipt; the sillihouette disappeal'red :
i. ftatsteps could ie heard wiithdrawll ti
Iars thlie fltior oif lthe verandla ; andtl
f ;eorge,. returning to the window ip
the "recept(.ion roo-mi," was rewarded "a
g by lithe sight of an automiobile nimaniu- r
r fat'urer in haffled retreat, with ill!
l his wooing furs ainl fierie's mocking
e him. Observing the heaviness of hisg
at tlovtlment.s is he c'limbedtl into the ton
r, neau. George Indulge.d in a slekish
t throat ruimble whici Iore a distant h
aI
t .inil to mnirh.
ing hni.elf Fi.e the lh whereoi
ii
s ut N
a l. i h
Iti I
It I i
rt - I in
it
on ie hIlt pi l indth ' photograph of hIl s I
l tather, lalakI up a 15ik. ul hretena.
s &e ta e. nglgten. in tetalhng It.
re Presently Isael's buoyant step was
rld heWor tesce nting the stairs. She cam.
n ittor th library. a fur coat over hernd
ant arnt. ra-tatly to luttt oan. anal two V'eilk
of rainild hlar stitIll blacl:a'k h;at, her right
he hlai .Engageil itn latttning the glIave
u ujan helr left; tutl. lna the Ilre rat nno
Me- containt'a tlao naily jaia'ces itf leavy
ne furniture, Itntl the insuit. shtutters cx
cludatal mloat taf the liglat of lay, she I
as did not at once jaerceive (George's
o prsnencaa. Itttad. she went to the hay
he window at the andl of the room, which
at afforded a view of the street, and a
e dganced oat expectantly; then ba-nt
pr. her attatfion upon her glone; after a
e that, looked out toard the street I
v ·I
i;: lilt. ; lI ri l t erl ,'l ito rl ti ' i lteril, r
if ' i o ri , i.
Sh"\e'V . c;,le,riu :'" b h I
hila. anlld th.re %% a fails!. vxquliiI" t"
othdr a1 Eris((( ,li-':1ant :11,111." hl,,-,lil' tit
as hlie k;-=.d - 1 l. hi . l k. "*lea:r. I 1,'
\\Iit!eel lin h :i.l i ,' 11i h ,lle r fr 3,t11, -h
ibut y1o (lill t 4',,lii : Illft yl ui :I.h
(Iut i nl1ew l herel'?l ' ,"
"Y'-e." Ile id fil lt look tile frolni thif' (.
.ook.
'"l.li you have fIe'hity to :i t?"
A Ticklin hel.l u:Is matllihle. :liT she,
Ilo l ed1i I t l l thlee el ,r\ily Jilht t i all' h ll.
"I'rII goig: eout driving. tl':ir. I-" i,
Shel' initrnlt'er i le her-Ilf toi :Idl ,hIi the. :1_
h- .e111,i0i. %holi was 1: sl it g through \'
the' 1 1hall: "I think it's. M.r. .,i'irtl ,
S3Mary. Tell hint I'll le there t oncetill ." t
"Y1'.s. mlla'im."
I :Mry returIned. " Twl s a iid lih'er.,
"Aiotl hir ei(ne " :iabeIl siid, "lir
prise.d. " il t ihought yun s:id it w:is nii
I pe'ddler whelll'n tilthe ell rang a little
f while iago."
"Miiste'r G;e'ergi, ui l it wa~,i. llirL'an:i
Slihe went to the' eeleir." Ma1ry iinformed
fie'r, di-appeal: ring.
I"Tler'e' se: to lll ' ah great niitny ..f
tI len." lsnileI n I, t eel. "'\l ith t dild
iieyours want tllo will. ( eeorge';"
"fh eflieii't sy."
t'Yi iiiimut hae ltu cllt hilrm ofT sholrt"
lshe illrl..i i : : ei l l t lihen. still t: l neiiºg
In the' rtjr :ir y i. she licti'eel' tilhe' lig
silve.r .frame upolln the' iialefe hpeaide
tihn."1:r1"Iifollls, (:corgi.' " she exelinim- "
e'ed. "1.4(1e hlut been invesi g"' 1i1el
id tels lie tile' atltler t hel rooiln " fotr a
closer view. "'Is it-is it i.ury?" hol, I
I asked hallf tilliiily. hallf irchfilvy. But
the ne'xt ini. tllit 'h=le i"saw wh-le' like'
i -itses was thel inet forth in elegieil
pfierinllor-nd the nile w l. silent. et'Xcet t
for a long. Just-nlldie le " It :"
iHe nelitlher lhike'd tif ill nor lliv ovel.
"That was " it'e of youi, lGeorgie,."
she said, fit l loiw vloice Presently. "I
o iught to have lud It fr:mi.d, niyyself.
when I galve it to you'i."
Hie s"al nothing, andl. standling be
t side him. sithe put her hanl gelntly ip
on his shoulder, then its gently with
drew it. indt whent lout of the roaine.
But she did not geo upstairs : he heard '(
thle faint rustlet of lher dress in the
hall. and thenti the sound lof her fotet
.ttell~s in tlthe "reception relIn." After in
a titte'. silence' s'''uccefde' even theose "
slight tokens of her presen'e:; where- e-e
uipfon Gelirge rotse and went warily in-, 1
to the hall, taking care to mitike no i
oie, and l he obtainel tan oblique view I
iof her tlhroiugh the opeen dlouble dolt ors t(
of the "reception room." Sllte was sit- it
I lt in lithe chair which he halld occu- i
ipled so Iongt : and se was l(ioking :II
,I ont of the window exllectantlly--a lit- f'
lie troubleel. he
lie went hcnek to the lilhrry. waited ig
ain intermlniable half hour, then re
I turnred nolis"lessly to the sitie position E
in the hall. where he could seet her. eI
lShe was still sitting patiently by the
window.
Walting for that man, wnas she? hi
VWell. it might he quite a long wait! al
And the grill Georgeie silently ascended l01
the stiirs to his own room, and began A
i to pece his snfferinr floor, It
lie left his door open. however, nnd w
when he heard the front door hell
ring, by and bIy, lie went half way t
Ilown thle stairs and stood t listen. ti
Sie was not imuch afraid that Mor- w
gnin would return, but he wishedl to ei
milake suere. d
Mary apepeared In the hall below it
him. lHut, alfter a glance toward the i
front of thee' hoeuse, turned hnack, and I
Pwithdlrew. Evldently Isehel had gone il
to the dooir. Thein al murmur was I,
heard. and George AmnerstA's voice, u
quick andl serios: "I want to ttilk
to you'i, lsaihel" . . . and another f
inrnmur: then Isnbel alnd her brother
plesi'e1d tfle foot of the lereunld, dark
stulrviiy. iit dti not leok up. and h
rc'iiain'ed ullcon+ icunec of the watchful
rea'nce' shelove lt'him.
For a time ell that George conld
hioutr wis thle indiistint sound of hi .
unclte's voice: what lee wils saying
eoeii neot ! rmied. lli though the fi
troelfeh lerottherliness of his tone was h
evident. lid sitonied to he explaining Y
iscoehling ait cennslderahle lIngth. and
he're wiere ioments when he paused.
ani George gliecssed that h his mother
was speaking, but her voice must have
hen very low. for It wivs entirely in
nudible to him.
Stiddelenly he dhl bear her. Through
the heavy doors her outcry came,
clear and loud :
"Oh, no!" n
S It was a cry of protest, as It some
thing her brother told her must be un
true, or. if it were trune. the fact he
stated mlust he undone; and it was a
sound of sheer pain, a
Another sound of pain, close tot
Ge'rge. followie it : this was a vehe- h
mnent sniffling whiv.h broke out just r
ahove him. and, looking up, he saw
Fanny Minifer on the landing, lean
ing over fthe hanisters and applying
her handkerchief to her eyes and a
nose.
. "I ien guess what that was about," t
she whispered huskily. "He's just b
told her wihat you did to Eugene !" 1
Cl George gave her a dark look over q
his shoulder. "You go on back to
rt your room " he said; and he began to
I descend the stairs; but Fanny, guess
er ing his purpose, rushed down and
caught his arin. detaining him.
et "You're not going in there?" she e
e hislered hnikfly: "You don't-" 1
n "Let go of me!"
Y But she clung to him savagely. "No. r
- you don't, George Minafer! You'll
e keep away from there: You will!" r
"You let go of-"_,
3' "I won't! You come back here!
'h You'll come upstairs and let them
ed alone; that's what you'll do!" And I
at with such passionate determination 1
tr ldid she clutch and tug, never losing q
eta grip at thi sesmewhere, thou~gh I
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II
I "Of All the Ridiculou--" He Began tI
Furiously. ait
iTI
Sfile. ictit I liset 4.orl ,,4' AlilAlher'5onll ton mllTIv
1h'x
\ xiy Itack. lend 144' told lilt' whIilt ;o.'eu'l
lto ne over tlere' And 414 you i ,relll I l
ll. tliult yteu'n do xwIlint Ou'V' do'ti f tit
S lire, thil lftt'rn tn teo E tlet't( 4h. l,
I knew thit. to44 !f co4r-t lit' wtnt i
. to (erge't Ame-trihison clsut eit at ndI
Slliit'.- why 4G'eirge is here. lhe's '. :
StO tell ISthel ithe d hle tshing Betan. l
teild 34'111 W tllt I ti ;i n in tlie're iiter- ll'
, frrinh g-4ol kn owil what:' Yotl ,t y xi
* here' iili lt't leer breteleer teIll Ilher: lhee'. lie'
I get hile cInet 4 i-le'iinatione f nr her" TI
\"I .Jlpp~ )a ' yhiu tholik I :haven'ti'" in
S4leorge' tid. oe nd at t nhat FItli ny ilairin- .i
hee *Yei: afternoonerto o uee;1t.kewta.tu'(f nourde he1"t'i
ee l witherlingly.
t"You: G 'Con, iderste of anybouty'." '.
"I'te con.iilrith t of lher gtel ile't !" lt
- he said holay. "It seentli to nue' that' 1
Slihout the first thlling t\ be cotinidr;t"- il
I of. I being consltederute gof h peresnte
r And loetk, here';ro it strike'< hl ' i
1nking ci m retty differentt tnek fr, tr
Ii \what you d(l yesterdiny ifternoot'" h
I Fiineey wrung htr haandsn. "1 thl Il
Sterribhle thiig!" she lawetnited. "Niw
e. hlit it's dtone adi toeo late. I kl" ow
I-lwhat It wies! I didn't have 1sense t
o enouigh jus.t to let things go ota. I t
dbln't lave any business to ilterfttre, t,
l cfd I deinl't mean to Interfer-:i 'lnly i,
SwAntedl to taelk. and let rout n little' it
ti I did think pyo elreandy kiew efvory- i
e thing I t,,hl y'in. I did l Anltl I'd raitlhir
5 I ave cUt off lity leaeld tllhin stir y4 iii
i.p to einllteg \\hlet you hl:ve ehtne '. I
i PRINCE'S MEMORY WAS GOOD
k . -__
I Heir to British Throne Had One Qual
tI ity That Is Indispensable so
to Politician.
On one occasion Mr. Louis Sterne.
s an engineer and Inventor, and a
friend of Charles Dickens. showed the
Into E.lwarei VII. then prince of
g Wales, hIs exhibits at South Kensing
d ton anti the Crystal palace.
"The next time I met the prince."
4 saId Mr. Sterne, "I was crossing
'lcnadilly, at the top of St. James t
street. In trying to escape being run t
down I ran directly into the arms
of his royal highness, lie at once
recognized me and said: 'Mr. Sterne.
you should give this traffic time and m
never cross the bows.' I expressed t
surprise that he shbuld recognize me.
to which he replied that he never for
got either face or name if associated
with any matter of interest."
Mr Sterne met the prince again
at a picture exhibition where a por
trait of the late W. H. Smith was
hung. Turning to the princess, his
royal highness said: :i
"Hallo. there's Smith!"
At once a man standing near turned it
around and acknowledged the recog. A
d nition, offering his hand. which the li
prince unhesitatingly accepted. When P1
this man, whose name happened to f
be Smith. recognized the prince, he at
became embarrassed and. with the lady li
sr who accompanied him, made his exit *'
to as soon as possible. U
to _________
s- Machine Shapes Masts. P
ed A machine has been built which will P1
shtpe masts np to 100 feet in length R
e and three feet in diameter. The tim
her is set up in the machine and re- A
volved at a speed of 5)0 revolutions a
i. minute, and it is shaped by a cutter
'II head which is electrically driven at the
rate of 700 revolutions a minute. This
cutter head is mounted on a carriage, a
e! which is moved along the timber It
m against a rail set to give the proper P
a profile to the mast. Heretofore this fe
n work has been done by hand and re- i
ag quired skilled workmen. At best it u
aa las been s alow and lahboditao . h
S, • . ,.
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id.hllt th tilt eil.. o t'l 4t*'r hIIe :il1 c a ,'-l
f tr layk lhibr ry th t'l IiIt t hr,1'i:41 [t ext I
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t' r'4 \lill 't 1 u ll ll4n4 lliu : . ,Illye tihi l'- c'
h111: li ihie t o' l .tilh e ' 2thel 1r ,, : ol
,al," wit h Iysti'i,.. we i l,] :fro m ihe ita
] iati ' of ]hull's, .e . l- p ':ik rih e l. "tw i
iald. o-f th u i ti le lhl'i'ln t h,' hi':
n l k "lrlry, \h] F (.:nt ! s ilharll" ti
ilt er frite t lt : ltl l t ih 1 t11 di nti: *'--t
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gtil,'d gto , li.l ithih t iht l gt'he ti-t rl
p un:i r'ilsl I :ll ],rsl hCe 4'r h- ii llrl'l hi ef re
tlrgd 1r rt ' ly 1 t %i%-tlhe of t ll: 111 hr ha e
o thie .hit-l\ %lir. . ftler hse .l h-'l, fal
t b tit ll ' ri,,4-*1 the Ind h nll n t
iThe lti e jlllik, :hinh v:i w h'iicl
l\ith thilight. S ill t lIitu ilig, hlo lulh
the cnie intst halle .irl why, tie \vlnl
to the iantl i l liaat o l t at th'ilr
inn i iir t-l" ' her ll linsome p ;n -
miae opith l 3 nIiereIe. i,,thili i tl o the di'k
5nifllr' d tht w th e Ir11iInl dn e lafi 0
of the it'\ hiW l .t31 , lh110 hal I,, tll"
nalrnl ith niht mfrllz and the ior en.
hI 'neh, hilo fl til" e tl.lhl ,Ir wsit tem,
tno" lllin n'r ils at ,st olher'mlinioln
hysthe Forailndtorw are tish--eye1 and
formi theu ilcislsltde of rlllsi wid
the aindsI, of tlheSl, P E'cl2I tr:l.In('* l lt, -n 1
Ilnifkyfess hailcl t,e in llen lther,
id oa eur Isll the rlhtli n .liAiall iml.
tTh en .lage o kinlt lllrnod t tluir.
itw rI l c s ie llent ruil hie T wilih oin fii
C'arll titeo, II 1c )lil to ti t e th l i rtled
nii~n L ai. sholor. Iand thre cSiea e
tihe fint scnllnt oi:lI tl-blo' large* Inr
nV I .ea In the orld, tit has 211ae
IYou s Itnutllel helten t, iu ihlrlirn,
T he little jotlllikst :onfmll.is ellhI
the i elentidt eei.s f'orainnoIn.l .Ivarro
o nreund. ntly tn the a en thcin trleal.
tiny sel ist-of' Ishell rain some plreveS
mrke ndip ,n v ohlra . le pnart nf lhel
athe ui l1otrom nonn lheh it hief
imn hbeter ole herls ,I rock In a landl
pren. Tht .'rnnll yi eil nd ghe rom
eprsanet of tenils cheln protect th1lm
from e oAt e of the Ieeidents thl t h4
6 fell the rloil'ns llf l1r1er 4nhunni:. so
the t in nGId nls , for Airm llaon. nes
sThe aForminiilr. gru he olly arell'
that ualve .ladvmved in rsconizablh,
Sforml the vlfoirts. e arillil. In
thpe undare I tIhe tlrhi.le trains, tI ,
Identify for l ar the Fcar-cnilfern
demay fnrndnh fhe anld nvalgnsle clue
to r t hue of rock Inclo-hsi them
hve.td bnnycqnently to the e.gvtenme of
bare been adlopted by" the gloverunment
APPEAL FOR
FOR RED CR
r ep3n1se Is Urged by p
".sa)n in NMessage Di
Before Illness.
TO BROADEN WELFAIR
P an to Assist Peoples in
rope; Carrpa.gn to Increall
te: sh;p Opens Novembe
Closing November 11tl,
t ". Ills presnt
al Io e. af
Stheilt.
The presidtg
"f the United
,: , ,- ; :· - I, th, f tihe
'1,-- ! ''.:. ,, a und urge1
' : ," t l"e Third Ied
is ,.] , :.i .. .h ! , lo." on
l. - ,. : ,tse ,erva
r . , .. ý : rl, : 'l'rl . ri telýy
",.l , ., t:i, h,,. " ' l.ve nth , then _
aii ix r.' 4 ' " siguing of t
It,, . ,, the war,
I} , l:.,, i"l,..ire to render
t,, " ..r ,,,::, :r.~i aid to the esi
whhi. the I t,., .ý:tates Wake
ii t.: . ' r atntisfl' m should
Sth. .. f -.: ;tr a'. ewill as the
:' : t :t iii t .lllge tly
;,r"',.':: .I'' h tle td l Cre
- r : t,! -.', r. who look i
:i, li :Ith- , a tralIsfereat
{r f {*.:c.. at hume of
l.I ' l hl I,: , 1 tlthods whicih
y :r",' ,]H,'iul lilt- war.
Stress on Membersdi
It I oi Ini l)tnhiershlip t
mllnl.iv c.,lni'l ibluthasl that thee
the. l r,..ut .t::iizuil;g is laid,
t, l. I t'.ro . ek. ito aao tiad
1 I it '- , P h - i i \ t l f a i r t . w ~f- ir
hissl, .-l,."s i:Ily in Iho.s /
Sh r h r, ithi r i ff'ithittal lnor
prot i-.ei h:t, hieen aiide for
i pu;i-i, h.ail'h anl so. ial serrli,
It i T. l th,. irit of democraq
Stio ; . -ihottubl iundlertaketh
\\elfare ;Iertlitie.i. and the
Ied It."l '.r. a ijilty iltends ta etet
',"oni l ::;i - itat'illo it itimflatji
o-1-ordi:atin;I f itfltente and te
the enftl its'l of tile orgaiDatll
hill thl fIll ..uial public health id
faret ag n'ifi'.
Thi ..\nltriieln Itedl Cran 4gm
purilotf e itdIetlfinite plrokmgltius
re'litf work ailrn,fl. a poiq
woult l1 al ill unjust burden
owni 1.opilte illl ftend to a
c..lf-rteliln. e of the peoples
hlut lthere is a netessary work
pltetion. to h' liperformed
Aitrrlhvan Iel ('ross cat
wilthtrawL\ frfom Eutrope. The
otf the I iitedl StaItes has
tith Itedl ('ru,-s u e, ntialnu
bhilty nhroadi by luth
tary of war to transfer to
can llRed I'ross sucl'h surplus
it t Ul l supplies and si
t dietary fo,..dltuffs now le
S hnll not hie rtqluired by
Ie u"e'! by the Iled CliQ'
k- the distress which contltaa
('funtrieso of iurope as a
Program Deserves
It To finance these
Selude work which was
in the wanr. and to catr e7t
It parative'ly Inexpenive
Splllnn for assisting pepl i
i! Eurttpe to develop their k
orgftnizatilons. the Aierlg
rP requires. In additlon ll
i. fees. a sunm of molney mI l
r. Ison with the gilfts pous
*o trtiptury by tour gene
l lig the war.
" Itotll thlt greater etdirlag
i progra:m tltd the lesser tI
eign prograntn of the 36
serve entlultlsistle supptl
ttrli' thi hlltpe that its
ihershlilp will exceed rat _
- below its itipressive W5t
WooDROW
to Unladylike
Il Bernclee 'as in the
5 her father on the t
te Inrtlehnilr 'e'nsioln she i
n the receiver and had
rt nutliher winted. Aftsr
itl a mlnute the operaOr
n-tp trIeatlte the line ws _
m shis hlung up she
in miither, stantllng cil .
so munlllia, the lady ci
Sphlone."
Il- -
Il Excuse Sb
In lelhirt had flinished Lthe
to and hiitl politely asked 0
ra As lie started to plaY his
ie serving tltse still at the
I i :ltternlltlnh. lealislaghe
of sion. ltolert ran to ble
a- c('liflliil up In his chair 4il
I. glttnt thle waterlieloa, 0
el back."
A Mild CaL
"I dln't mind you VII ,
. tern iti etlhic hours."
en erli.I"eyer. "bilt the ma -
RnI hull in cI ll llnlnn that -
ntl lltfih I,'e in theit that :l.
I thei imaiil chute."
n Speeds BSlliid
i. i ettl*) i l ft ni li r hfiet l 4
t :1 li 'li ft'" l i of e(n ltesr wth* I
olt
of w com rh , i, )ilr wlte
h We Eat Little Il,'
, " ' "i 1"·iit t flt" t el .
S a per ta1iilfa eifmlltlIl h
tllliri-folur oIntudt- and i llu
,, plils.
1, How Weather A1l_
i In ti', hoat ,,f .'iftr
Ilonitnr thunfi it iS ill the
. varieus tlti"l of the yea -
lt ioeiger on oue ide thS W

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