The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27

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 Ever since then l have not ossn lowed to go near him Ot -couEse must obey orders l am Waiuns patiently as I can. But We must es lhs Doctor if he thinks his paueha win see you-will let you see him though he will not let me Tnis she added with a touch of what she Ieits regret rather than bitterness Tncre was no room for bitterness Tn her 1oAl heart where Harold was concerned
 s.Wfn you ask the Doctor nowE Pearl did not let grass grow under her feet. For answer stephen rang the bell. and when servant appeared asA- ed:
 Is MT. Hilton in the houseg"
 T think not, your Ladyship. He said he was going over to Port Lannoch- Shall I inquire If he left word at what time he would be back?'
 If you pIeaser' The man returned in a few minutes with the butler. who said:
 MT. Hilton said. your Ladyship. that he expected to be back by l o'clock at latest"
 ,.Please ask him on his arrival if he will kindly come here at once Do not let us be disturbed until then. The butler bowed and withdrew.
 Now said stephen, 'as we have to walt till our tyrant comes. won't you tell me all that went on after The Man had left your" Pearl erightened up at once. stephen would have given any thing to get away even for a while. Beliefs and hopes and fears were surg ing up in her heart. in her brain. till she felt choking. But the habit of her life in the last two years. gave her self control And so she waited. trying with all her might to follow the child's thoughts and to swing with them Pearl went on ateracing speed. forget ting her impatience and her anxiety Tn the rush of her narrative:
 "oh! we had such lot to do. Daddy had a lot of papers written giving money for all their lives to the men who came out in the boat. and all the others. and I had to sign them He said 1t was from me. And he has built a whole big. biG house for the sailors orphans at Liverpool He said that 1t was from me too, so I had to sign lots of things. It took me such a long time, because I don't write very easily you know. And Mollie and her father. that Is Mir. Watford. you know, were in New York and one day Mollie asked mother to let me come with her all bv our two selves. And we went away in an automobile ever so far from Riverside Drive where our house 4t Mollie said 1t was down town I don't know what that means. but Daddy says 1t Is where some men make their fortunes. and where most of them take the fortunes away from other people. But it was. ohl so full of people, and great tall houses that you couldn't see the tops of unless you leant back so far that yos nearly fell down. and framcars all ringing bells We went Into a great big room where there were a lot of young men in cages like the Hons and tigers at the Zoo. and they had piles of money. Mollte showed 6 card to an Irishman in @ uniform at the door. and he took us to one of the cages. and the young man when he saw the card took us into a room where there was a big table and scales, and Title shovels and plies of money. And Mollie took the red cap from her pocket that The Man pulled from her head when he jumped Into the sea after me. And she said:
 II want you, sir, to see how many gold eagles will go Into thatF And then lot Of other men came round, and some of them were quite old and bald and the young man got very red. And he took. oh! piles of gold and be- gan to put 1t in Mollie's red cap with his little shovel and when it got near