Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-16

| bnni whose beloved wife IL Tor the first time
| about to increase the population. One day
| II struck him that the great work would bc
| more taking if adorned with illustrations.
! lie mentioned his idea Ia the publishers. who
| quito agreed with him, W adding that six
uli-pagc illustrations would cost mHnv
| pounds, an expense tLrv dii not feel just fled
| IN incurrng. But if Mr. Carruthcrs like
| to bear the cost, well and good. Frank, who
| had money to sp1rc, sad he would SEQ for
| how much he could got them done.
He called upon friend. Mr.. Field. who
knew all about such matters. anl iuuli
where he could find han Is comra .I
not too costly AMI hi. frrn hlprrIr
bc one of these from whom VI uripc q Ut.
had begged n helping hand So 4 s..
seen that tn, horinaitgr-mcn ioncd me.
between Carrul hers 0n Hnrvng wa
al so-callci chance .| nyi. 'rr
lack to its ecu O, gu ~ u.E.I
Indeed it is hard to 500 now tIu,s,
nave harp'n,l otherwise.
"Thcra. a f. low called on mo n Cd.
two ago" sud Mr. y I'll "a
down on his Ia now ! mi
''Can you recon nj hint N,..
nam,f
~ don't know that | can recommend
but YOU mny give him n trad. Il. ..
himself Henry Morris. He's down ON H.
luck ns said.n
Write him a line aud ask him to call o
me- said Carrutbcrs. who liked to help me
down on their luck is he clcvcrF
Hes been idle so long | can't say. Lo.
here Carruthers make him do the drawn
ON approval; and if were you | wouidil' b
| give any money on account
sen him to IN, aud III talk to him +"
| Carruthnrs was just leaving the room when
his friend called him back.
"I say, Carruthers, rd better toll you,
| then you can't say didut. This chap has
| been in quod five years for forgery. His
names Maurice Hervcy suppos, HIS out
| now on ticket Of leave He tells me he
mean to run straight for the future. Now
| you know all about it and cen p.casc your.
| self"
The consequ'nce was that Carruthcrs. who
| held the same belief as him with "thc harp
| Of divers tones,' resolved to see this inan
| anI moreover, TO trna5 him ns if lie hal no
knowledge of his anteccdents He was z ad
| to help any one back to the stra gbt pain
Carruihers, who hated the bother of cater
! ing for himself, sill lived ut his hotel He
| had take. an Cilice in n quiet street some
| little way Off Here he spent the greater
part of the day. writing his new book cor
recting those delightful objects, the proofs
bI
tricc's and his own Ii. This Office was on
the first floor and approached by n stecpsh,
strrigh5 hight Of uucarp'tcd stairs.
One morning he heard feet on the stairs; I;
heard them stop on the little landing IN front
| OF the door which bore his nama. Some one
| knocked, and Frank shouted Come in" To
hs supreme astOnishment in walked the man
who had demanded Bgatrices address and 50
outraged old Whittakor's sense Of dignity.
what do you wantr' asked Frank
brusquely.
Hcrvey explained that Mr.. Field had
written to h.m and instructed him to call,
so Carruthcrs knew that the man who was
so anxious to find out Beatrice was forger,
felon anI tiCkca-oG-leave man. He raised
his head and coldly scrutiuzed his visitor.
Hervcy unUil that moment had not recog-
nizad him He did so then, AM knew that
the recognition was musual. All question
of the original purpose which had brought
about this cling faded from the mind of
each man With each Beatrice was the one
thought.
"Will you give the address I wanted
W en- last We metz asked Hervsy eagerly.
~ will not answered Carruthcrs shortly.
He did not this time assert his inability to
obligc his quostioner. because he was un
willing To confess that BcatfiCcs present
abode was Il secret kept even from her own
friends. He Lad also made up his mind that
nothing should tempt him to ask this ex-
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