Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-22

after aIl that has happened: z"
Mary he exclaimed slowly. I
know who're eur son is and have lot
iona left him
"Nru d.
Ask NJ. Lucas, if YOU doul, ne"
=! hta y"ar i&sGen. waS - pre-
occhifed ;ial o.a not isol -" tou lie
fore. stte I'D looking at ttt. iaWN,r
.ll#v. Ven betrayed me-
Not il. the least MI Re,ii1@tun. },y
a s't-nhtT coi4"i."tjnn at rA"tc,>
found "1"rNtl.in@ out for himself. auA
h" ln"W> that John is at Mr.. Scr,tcn-
te> : Hnusc at !iigl:.atc.'
1t = the viii Of Providence" sad
her .a'INshjp, sinking haeE on the suta.
Mary. Mary dearest" sad NJ. Led
i12tpH. Silik!!.- on his kuros l3y hei.
SIDE, 1 law always l"N"d yoll#;.Ie
10y" N"H St.tl. VIII You not &.Nt. lie
s"ht" assurance tltat You cam he h:lpy
vet
Cod ks.aWs l want fricnd at us
CRISIS. My He;.d feels as if il wou,,
burst. He. my poor head
j She i,it+Std i.er hand to her fore
head. aad ii few moments tier eyes
closed. She had tainted
Three weeks after the events we
have narrated Mr.. and Mrs Redington
ana 'iieil Only son Tack We're 10 be
seen every morning on the parad. at
brighton. Mr.. and Mrs Bedine,otl
We're very happy couple, and Mi.S
! Bcdhgton did all that she could TO
Di"ke up ioa her former neglect to her
Lord MordentIeld seemed to have cen
tered in Jack. Not a word was said
which could recall tie past.
Jack did not forget his Young friend
+, Emily. who was still his sweetheart
and enrresronded with her regularly
He WAS his mothers pet and did as be
| liked, except q few hours of the day
when he attended a tutor, who WAS
keeping him up to his work His pro,
| penstieS for mischief slightly abated.
! but he got into scrapes occasionally.
from which his father extricated him.
"Poys will be boys" he said
You can't put OLD heads on young
shoulders" said his mother
And so lack did much as he liked.
My. HHd Mrs. Rctlington returned tn
| Willow GHps,e Hall and lived rather q
| retired Hte. Owing TO Lord Mottlt>-
ftd's Ge:th ;:.tl The de,!aration q;
-;
! - Ia1ys:ai,}. .At hcir-at-law clajus..,
II, lHoicr l5ut Nj. hed:nstou hot.e;.'
vile" Eelse ard was enal,ict!
| :..s.Etai'3 rs wife ii a slIanner suitable
| "a htr require ,lleAts
Wien My. SsraWco!r heard that tie.
! i.3d cone i:,cs,, as sust no time in pay
.;5S t!.@ia a visi!. Although he had de
! tfi3niNeti 20 ccvcyn his school ,lpu.l
.ew PRINCIPLES, hc could not lose Ms
| rl.f. ;5u;iS manner. He was the same
| p.i!le:i;.l- Ct Pomona House that ht
! az always lten. MI Redincton saw
| I'm IN his Nirary.
| Wei, s:r" be sad rather colby.
what can dc for yon?"
u :i;a, s:r. the scl.oolmnster of you.
son. Jack Earkaway.'
80. that taet am already aware.
lat in fut,5,e my son will be caist,l
.lohn Ped.ngton."
"As yoI, please. but to me and to his
associates he will always be Jack
HarEaway. Tnder that name be las
enGcared himself to US. and we canno:
allow our popular idol to be recbris-
| tened
81 understand from the boy that yo.lr
desire
! my dear Shiny very dear sir, if
| you will allow me the liberty-is a boy
ever perfectly satisfied with his pre-
! ceptors? am sure If you appeal 10
! Jack he will vote for going back to my
! school"
81 thought of sending him to Eton."
'"roo young, sir, and, if l may so far
! venture, ! will say it is an eXtravagant
E, school where boys learn nothing but
| expensive tastes.'
! "At AL events they learn one thing
to- he gentlemen
81 trust sir, that ut my humble sem
mary sentlemanly principles are inca!
Gated" said Mr.. Crawcour, with Of
Tended dignity.
Wei! will tell you what III Go.
exclaimed Mr.. Redineton. 81 VII put L
to the boy himself and ask him Tie
question fairly and Plainly, and If he
says he will go back, he Shall l Will
send for him. May l trouble you t.
touch the bell: Jack is, l believe, in
the garden with a little playfellow of
| his
| Mr.. Crawcour did as he was request
ed. The servant came. Jack was sent
! for.
| (To Be Continued)