The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

Gil WiTffERS.
was but a slight and weak one. the
thread of the life of one of Reuben
little simple one, whose name was
Rosalie."
She draws picture Of the great New
York House of Vanderpoel and the
poel and his thrifty North Of England
wife. This first Reuben Vanderpoel she
says could not spell. The second Reu-
Reuben n ems the 3S fa 9ta Of e9 Resale - and
strong character in THE Shuttle" was.
she declares. as we'll educated as
man could be whose sole profession
was money making.
His daughter Resale was petted,
butterfly girl who had grown up pretty
and surrounded by inordinate luxury.
AZ the age of nineteen she was mar
ried to an Englishman of rank, Sir
/ Mrs. Burnett was one of the early
international marriages, when the re-
aginative and confiding in such mat
4 terS."
1t was natural that such girl as
Rosaiie Nanderpoel should find, through
permanent Her little sister Bettina
child of eight at the time of the
and hated Sir Nigel eew With 9
\
/ the strength of her fierce and virile
child's nature. But Bettina and Resale
Were ere temperamentally. far apart
trunks We're packed to convey the
brides trousseau. her jewels and her
1 wedding presents across the Atlantic.
The steamer with the bridal pair on
board was laden with thousand good
wishes from the hearts that had cher
ished Rosal!e Nanderpoel during her
happy girlhood's years. and started her
| on her new life with n blessing
The new life proved sadly disillu-
sioning, Disseminating process. From
| the very first. Sir Nigel began to brow
peat and over. awe his little American
at Stornham Court, where everything
was falling into decay and dlapida-
tion. Hc separated her from her FAM
NY, He obtained control of the money
| settled on her by her father and squan-
| dered It In all kinds of dissipation.
tier eldest child. n son. was hunch-
back through his fathers cruelty. Her
Two little daughters died. After twelve
years she was spiritless. faded.
broken hearted woman. desperately
afraid of her brutal husband and find
ing her only comfort and companion in
her little deformed boy.
AT ihis jnncture, Bettina .Vanderpoel
the eight-year-old whom Resale had
left behind her In America. now grown
up into Il superlatively lovely and self
reliant young American woman. re-
solved to seek out Resale and find for
that had grown up between Lady An.
struthers and her family.
How Bettina came to England. and
TO her sister. how she found things ali
wrong and how she tried to set then
!, All right makes wonderfully interest
} ing. reading on the subject of inter.
natlona! marriages and, incidentally. or
J, the subject of English social and conn
try life. -
And l So" SAYS Mrs. Burnett by way
! OF Fate; through every hour OF every
nay y "a ana through the slow. deep breath
! ana fro--to and fro--tlrawing with Il
lns threads Of human life and thought
, winch strengthen Its web and trace
) t ., figures of It's yet vague and uncom.
r INC hook points moral and adorn.
,nn ~ its pssaetical issues who have 70
$ and are willing to take them on trus
! as husbands = 80
q -, Y also demonstrates by compariso,
IN America since the latter part @
t the nineteenth century how mucl
4 clearer their vision has grown and how
! n1t =, better able they are to take car
S OF themselves and their individual In
. terests than formerly.
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which the husband and wife are de
: voted 10 each other. The wife fan
: ~. y grant i.endon specialist Is Gale
C IN lle discovers that She is suffer
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: inc trouble Is inourablc, lie write
down In his note book that rest an
quiet Will produce mnrcvement ht
Il thAt as long as the patient lives, ther