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Ghdhewamfminhhhghunnqmetalaeptng.
I Intlledeepandnilcutwatchaaufthenkht.
All moan guards their taithfnl vigih
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Tohhtenthadeomeammengrrotlight.
Badethetrouhledalaeperheothurtyeheer:
. Andnowthehakary had mustang—d
hi- "ordee" was burned to the ground.
andkiabeatauitofetaeatelotheawlthit—
hlaoolyauituaheowned aftcaaeeond’a
limitation.
In tenmiautea’walktheyarriredat
Wahouae. ltwu quitathe aortofa
hour that might have‘eomeout of adollar
book. with a great deal of acroll workahout
it.and with a tiny tower. adorned with
fantaatically adorned ahinglea. Aa they
atood on the porch—nothing would enu—
untZoaobnt that lit nrwfriendahould
“741ao’a only my name in the aeieuer,”
theretrologer explained. "My real urn“
—my horn name’is Simmons. But I took
Zeno for my business name. ‘Z‘a' arena to
kinder go with the astrology laminar.
romehow—I don't know why. ’I'hem’a lad
Braatahouldtakeanotherdrinkofwhlaky.
It w- not for medieinal pnrpoaea thin
time: it wae for para eonvivlality. and
Brant expected-at hing a prohihi-
tloniat. 7 revel viearidualyfor thawhola
family. Hedmnhwowdaliagwhathahad
athometotakethatamuoutofhkmouth.
Then he handed the hahytohermothc
aadatartedtogo. ButSimmoaeauddenly
and unexpectedly turned into loan and
twisted on casting hia hendaetor’ahorrr
aeopa. liiahendaetnrtold hhnthedayof
his birth,aud gn-datthehour. Zoao
figured a aiate.drawlng astronomical
lar atenography in a hushed. important
voice.
lietold Branteverything that had hap
pencil to him (only none of it had hap-
pened.'but Brant did notaay him nay).
Thenhetoldhimvarlouathinpthatwere
llr. Brant." bean. “and I hope you
tv’lieva. air. t me and Hummer and la
Simmona and Mamie are jlat aagratefnl on
—well. aaanything”
“0b. that'a all right. Simona”—
"Yea, air. Well.“ you’ll , me
for aeeming to interfere. like. in your busi-
neal. But knowin' aa I done how your af-
fairawith the blondo ladywaa hangin’ilre.
no to apenk"-——
“ "I'he Honda lady?" broke in Brant.
“Mme. de lies-net," explained Zero.
“The devil!" aaid Brant.
”Well. air. knowin' that. an i done. and
ahonlder. )fr. Brant. air—hut only jht that
her mind waan't at one with regard to the
dark lady. whereaa theataraahow clear In
everthey ahowed anythiu’ that the dark
lady w- only temporaryaud threatened.
and nothin' reel serious. why. I made to
college ta “flrat clam" in equipment. and er
dermmuent in rharge of competent imtrm
torn. Sand fou-atalugue. Atkins-an.
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w. goeawith the populace. [don't no more guest sighrdaohaapokeof ahlonde wom- aodldid." [Ills WIll’lllI lllll Elly llllllls 12"" midnight: y” a". M". M"
‘ likehumoringsnperstltionthanyouwould: anwhowau troubling hia heart.andwho "Great heaven!" Brant fairly yelled. F" l j _ k l ’
mr"-HMW-”‘b¢nmm hutaman’agottolivemndthe world ain't would he “Ill! some day. There waa a “You infernal meddler. what have you "r t it mm“? a“ i" .
ahallealllhee.
Withd theethrorxhthe deaertwild
anddrear:
Inohedieneenoevileanhefalltha.
lat thy people alaofollow without fear.
Where“ eeaaeththouahaltfound farther-a
up to the acienee yet. Oh. that's you.
Mortimer, is itl’f he eonclucbd an the door
waa opened by a bright. buxom. rather
pretty woman. "Mother ain’t lobed yet.
h she? Say. Mommer. the order in burnt
blonde woman troubling Brant'a heart.
but there was snail prolmhilityof he be
in his acme day or my day. And
went on to talk about admk woman who
would disturb tbeeonrae or true love. but
done! I don't know adark woman in the
world! What have you midi—oh, curaa
It!“ be cried.aa herealiaed from the pain of
ita extinction that hope had been alive in
hia hurt. ”what have you done? you
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city. down!" only temporarily andaaaaide iaaua no to devil!" "M” m- Tmmmi" 50m“ 5"““k 9" lhuhnry-
War and peatilenee ahall never more come “0h, Popper!" cried the poor womm; speak. I He turned on his heel and ruahed of! ’ Tht')’ NEED "0 Gn.mla, :\ 1'0 fifg;§§§:fgf,fl_f§§2 23;?“ I” 5 V' in.
near: " on don't ea 2" "She ain’t aerio " ha add. “She ma toward Mme. de Ilennet'a home. . ‘ ’l‘r in. l ' Ila h f 9r rh s at: -
no: and lead thy trusting followeraiu pity. {much I “5%.. I.“ the astrologer. and mm - m“; but: dfl m, m" ’ ”Thiadomarttleit." “OWL ‘M’s limited on healthy. gravely in? an Jun-33d lidi’m‘ff :i ii? 5. "3an e a»
R. “d m for “W “a." my street elo'ea too.” “Good night.” aaid Brant. no getting an idea like that out of a wom» soil. pg...§“§;‘:§:,g{§ (“31%; if: Yitheliridw
at the dawn the ealiph forward boldly riding “on, Popper!" his wife cried. ”what shall “You don’t Where In the aeienee." aaid
an'a had."
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Bore the standard ofthe Prophet in the van. we do?" low, in a voice of genuine . "Bot ° ' ' ' ' '1 hrs In no sporulut ion to make 5 Fig; my “I!“ f?!“ "1' 31'3“; 5"W'nfii ~
”mud ““9390“ NI hem-mm Kn“- “I don’t know,mommer; I don't know. you jist serif it don't eometri Good "I underatand,” Maid,- hehnrriedly " ‘ ' ‘ “n‘ """ m" ' ~ ' . a "a . ,,
ink.
Careleuaughtofearthorakyabovetoom.
Whenatevlmthomyatic clmnt homer
aounded.
There the tired lqionhaltedhone and ma:
There the Kihlahot the Prophet's faith waa
founded.
There was traced the holy city of Kairwan.
-iaaac Barnett Chonte in Youth’a Companion.
ZOZO.
Through a thickly falling arrow, on the
oumkirta of one of New York‘s suburban
townelahamlet of some mun popnb
tien).walkedamauwho had but one do»
aireinthe world unguided. Ilia name
aria Richard Brant, and he was a large.
apretty serious matter of it if he tore: it
We’ll have to think. Jee' let thin hen
gentleman in, though. I’d most 'a' from
if he hadn't lent me the loan of his ovel'k
eoat. )lyaakea," he brokeont as he looked
at the garment in the light of the hall
lamp, “but that cant money! Hummer,
this here’s Mr. - I ain't caught your
name. air."
“Brant." said the owner of the name.
"Brant. And a reel elegant gentleman
he Is, mommer. I'd ’a' from atitf in my
science clo’es if it hadn’t been for this coat.
My sakes!” he exclaimed reverently.
"never aeethe like. That‘d krepaoorpae
warm. Shut the door, mommr. an’ take
the gentleman into the dining room. He
muat be right cold himaelf. la mother
there!" '
“Yes." raid Zoao'e wife, “and no “a
night. Look out you don't triporer the
aernper."
i I D O D U C
The blonde woman in Mr. Brant'a eaae
was Madam Ia Comteme de m. No.
shown not a French woman; ahawaao
loyal American. She wan the daughter of
an American millionain; ahahad lived for
many yarn in Frauen. and her rmrenta had
. married her. at the agent eighteen. to a
title. The title was owned by a disagree-
able and highly immoral old apeudtbr'ift.
who had led her a wretched life for two
weary yearn. and then had had flieunuaual
courtesy and eonaiderntion to die. Then
ahe took what he had left of her millions.
went hometothetownof herbirth.bought
alineeatateou ila outakirta. and aettled
down to enjoy a life whrrain aha could
presented him-elf to the lady of his love,
"that a madman has been here”—
"Yea." said Mme. de Renate. severely.
“You didn't pay any attention to his
homer?"
"About the dark woman?" inquired
Mme. de Renette.
“Why, there's no other woman. dark or
light"—
“I don‘t know whether there k or not.
Richard." laid Mme. de Renew, with icy
distinctnem, "but I know that there won't
be. after—well. sir, could you break your
J une engagement for-me!"
And Zoao wan justified—4i. C. Bonner
in Short Sixes.
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will
, She wan a pretty girl. and a pleasant Clt'bflki at its». than half )Tif.‘ v " €100 W t " Jack
deep chuted. handsome man—a man'a Ilamre. You was no late we all gota awake-Ichabod“ tofaeI thattllodfll thingtoaeeouarain day. Slit gotinto ‘ ,V ‘ I 1. ~- ' Yaw {(0 a 8'). 0“
man; hardlyawoman’a man at all; and akimkt mommgma‘odjlme‘ ergo-e right {3:31:23 more bring heranlerlngand . BM“, w n "m”mh mm OrChrIstian swartz. 80“". ”mull“ “a “oflwnl, and Slit'qum", fur a song: Rugs and ml Cloths (dump: Ribbons and 7';
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I” the sort 0' manthatrslrkelytomakr in. Tlighe‘r’e‘s przr?’ an ahr. yAin’t he? Then Mr. Richard Brant disturbed her going down town. H" ““0. madeeoar ‘ THE ”0"?le Late.» at half pnc"; Dnfifi "WM-"v Niki L""’"" and a“ 17M
woman. or ii a woman lovea him.
Mr. Richard Brant earne from the west,
theweaternhorn child of aaaternborn par»
enta. He made hia fortune before he was
thirty-five, and for live yearn he had been
tryingtodnd out what he wanted to do
with thatfortune. Be war; a man of few
'tmof no vies andof a atraightforward,
goalie-d spirit that let him apart from
the people who make afleetation the spice
of life. He wanted only one thing in the
world. and that one thing money would
not buy forhirn. Soho wna often puaaled
an to how he might heat spend his money;
and he often apent it foolishly. As he walk-
ed through theaurhurhanatreeta of the su-
burban city this aharp winter‘s night he
waa reflecting on the folly of unending
money on a fur coat. He was wearingthe
coat—a magnificent affair of bearakiu and
come in yet to hint! megoodnlght.’ "I'ain't
mornin’,’mshe. And the orflee burned
down! Oh, my, popper! I thought our
trouble: was at an end. Come right in.
Mr.—)lr.—I ain’t rightly got your name
but thank you kindly for looking after
popper. and if you had an idee how my he
takes cold on his chLat you’d know how
thankful I am Come right lutothedinln'
‘, peace of mind by falling in love with her.
' and what wan worse. aaking her to marry
him. That. she aaid. the could not do. He
was her beat. her dearut friend; also ad-
mired and esteemed him more than any
man in the world. If she em could
marry a man she would marry him. But
Chi‘ never, never could lie muat not aak
ht‘l'.
mom. mother, this in My, Band. and he) OI mambo did Mk her. And asked
lent Simmouathe loan of hiacoat to com; her more than once. And there marten
home with. Wa’n't it awfult" inland. and there they earned likely to
"What’a that?" crouked a very old wom- stay.
lint Richard Brant waa a man who,
l
min the corner of the dining room. It;
was airmail dining room. with asmall ex- ; “but M "“931 3 thing, wanml it “ill!
tension table covered with a red damask i no whole heart and his whole mu). and to
cloth.
"Simmoue' nrtiee ia horned up. and hini mind. After eighteen month- of waiting
heat suit with it." explained Mn. Sim—l he Wwflnd the Iitnatiou intolerable.
; the exclusion of every other idea from hla
moon. “Ain‘t it awful!"
“It's a jedgment." said the old lady rol-
; Iio had no heart in his lineman-which.
! for the matter of that. took care of itaelf»
curly hang, and a Tuxedo veil nkirted the
rip of her delicate none. along from her
arm she carried a leather bound [hiero-
hair. and in one hand a silver mounted lin-
glish umbrella The car wna crowded.and
the palmengem moved up when a dapper
gentleman yielded hie place; an the girl
wormed into a narrow apaee. and nut in
the alter oi the neat at that.
iior get up was gentleman”. but her
pocket wna hard to and just the name. In
dragging out her puree one spilled her
handkerchief. She and the gentleman op»
pmire bent simultaneoualy to pick it up.
Their hm“: in errata-rt. and the girl'a
hat wan pnnrhrd in and pushed tonne ride.
She thanked the gentleman for her hand.
kerehiet. The lab her hat had got had
loosed her veil. Reaching up to rearrange
both ahe burst the pin that held one cuff.
Thin made her nervous. and the veil wasn't
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”Elston 0' M" he said to himself And yet ahe evidently wan much revered; NRWNM" And will “lib dwelling :Tgilfih‘JYIIifigiml; mtgzz‘: !« « H
W aort. of IMDK in "I‘ll-1’ and unnecea; in the family. A fouryear—old child hung ’ on the unattainable, and whi'thMUlDK and .0 far back that the hang "u pulled '5 m
“'7 ldon'tneed it anymore thanacow back in a corner, regarding her gnmd— on the unattainable once or twice every up out of eight : E ‘
nod-aside rocket It'- too bun-fly hot “mm" 'm‘ ”‘" m" "M” b" ““h" e "k” “w“m‘hnhmm‘m ““0 ‘ Whenabe «or heranua amine cull ' ”v 0 STlBLE BEDD'NG.
for comfort at the moment I'd carry it ““9““! ”h” “"de “P whisk” and "”k "Wm“ “a" 0' mind that waa the next tell over her knucklea She couldn't milk ‘1‘ g S u , n
over to arm onl I ahould' no how .1» his “*5“ silently. but with sparkling thingwllnfid mm the in which no»; bent wan hum 5 a:- 'fi t'lran.Ewnnr-nlml. ilralthmi.m m u I ‘1“
anrdly heavy it rezlly in" ”7‘5“ “TM” “bu.“m to "0"", ”u Richard mmgmdty wria't .0»..qu one hand J" E, x I “REEL mm mm /
mammal mud thmnamezbick “0'11”“ ”"8 sot-"mid W.” I” ”'9‘“. """ P'“ "' w“ ‘° “- ""“ of mom she o‘oa u. more. or “ on; Hill “It BUST 0F 8TB“ '
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started and Itepped back like a woman “Dd" MW“?! and JW“""" ”ml- "9“", I m“ 3” "my ”“3"” where l m‘ n and began tolook revere Arthuwiur > '— 9 0
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