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Don't worry about your looks You
look all night to your friends and the
rest of the world doesn't care how
you look.
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l began, turning around and

How dare you!" began, turning around and
doubling up my fist. S5.#.5:@ *
If It hadn't happened that just then the ticket
puncher yelled Express for New. York." and
everybody in the station made bee-line for the
who didn't 60. The Beast grabbed Mrs Chamber
lains arm, reached tor the bag had, and said.
Hurry, Alice!" Hill
arm. and whispered, "You don't understand, Mrs.
Chamberlain. The Doctor has been hurt in fire.
Let take you home" = ill.,: -"
Just then the train whizzed in, and the Beast
actually tried to pull her towards the door, but
kept my hand on her arm and stood stock still.
Once for all" he said, in low, hateful tone,
listen to that young idiot. You know perfectly
wen that the1Doetor went to Chicago on the noon
Poor Mrs. Chamberlain was white as sheet
and trembling so she could hardly speak. s,:"
Has ANYTHING really. happened; Teddy" she
Doctor didn't 80 to Chicago because he was in it,"
T. kesitated a second, and then burted out, "He
was nearly killed 1t was brutal, know but
was ratified by that time that didn't know low
else to tell her. @.~c~~' ~2---". .~.:
She gave little scream and dropped back on
the seat almost fainting just AZ the train pulled
The Beast deliberately turned his back on her,
and sail "Damn!" under his BREATH, but don't
think she heard him.
perhaps it isn't so very bad after ALL said,
helping her to RISE Anyway let's go and see
You were going to Chicago to surprise him, weren't
yo1c Think how dreadful it would have been it
l had missed you. and you had gone and
hadn't found him."
Dreadful, indeed" said the Beast, and then
according to his regulation custom when decent
people were specially serious, he laughed.
Mrs Chamberlain gave him one long look of
mingled sorrow and righteous indignation, and
then took my arm
Take me home, Teddy" she said.
Sorry to have missed the pleasure of escorting
you to town." said the Beast walking along with
us. I'll go on by the next train and send back
your luggage" -
had to lift her into the cab, but with her usual
sweetness she apoogized to the Beast for giving
him so much trouble. She held out her hand but
he didn't seem to see it. .~- =. -
"Good-bye' he said, II don't believe you'll need
me any more, and he shut the door, lifted his
hat In his usual Johnny fashion, and walked away
When we were fairly off, Mrs. Chamberlain
wonderful self-control gave way and she cried so
hard that was scared out Of my wits >. =
That drive the longest one ever took
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blockhead, and tried to rub her Hands until Anne
the waitress came in with wine and cologne, and
smelling salts, and other stun She fused around
for. while; and then said very sunfeelingly
aren't you able to- 60 to the Doctor now, Ma
dame? He's been asking for you this half hour
! Fe was on the big leather sofa IN the ONCE and
looked about the same as usual except for a ban
dage that came down over his forehead. When he
saw Mrs. Chamberlain he smiled and held out his
hand. 49, s.4. -. %@.azSs ~ 4.
"Poor little girl' he said, 'you are quite pale.
Forgive me- for frightening you so.'' ~. ,@:z#
-. Now, that was really quite decent Of him, al
though no; much more than was up to him under
the circumstances and I couldn't for the life Of
me understand why it should make Mrs. Cham
berlain go all to pieces as it did She actually
screamed, 'oh, Horace! forgive you!"--as if she
ware In mortal agony; and dropped on her knees
by the sofa and buried her face In the pillows.
: The Doctor" looked scared at first, and then
ratified Then all of a sudden his eyes popped out
! II he'd found gold mine, and he lifted her
head and stared at her as if he wanted to hypno-
tie her. ~ >,*' q. .':5--
Alice, he said. as if it hurt him to talk do
don't know what she said for. somehow I felt
rather queer, and took q sneak for home. :, -
struck Uncle Dick in the hall. He had been
in town all day, and had just heard about the
accident and was going over to ask if there was
ANYTHING he could do. I told him he. needn't
bother for the Doctor was getting along swim
thing for him, since it had opened his eyes about
his wife. - ':.- -. ::~-
\ Uncle Dick looked as If you could knock him
Good God! Ted" he said. Have you gone
mad: 1t will kill shim!" -: l. ~: .+.mxg
Il guess you're the one that's mad" said
"why will it kill him to realize what a magnifi-
cent woman she is?'' s-- 80 -.
Uncle Dick grabbed by the shoulders and
gave shake. .'~}~ = - >: -
For the love of heaven Ted" he said; "tell
me what you mean" :: b $3.50 ~ :. E4
I gave him the whole thing from the beginning
and he never spoke word till finished, though
he looked libraries Then he shook hands with
me- and told me very solemnly that I had done
we'll. and that he was proud of me- but that I
must never mention the matter to living soul
above ALL notato the Chamberains or to Mr. Defa.
field. ~.v..s4. -. 3 -, -
That idea didn't strike me. at all, for had
planned to lay for the Beast, and thrash him at
Mrs Chamberlain wouldn't care after his disgust
Ing conduct. Uncle Dick wouldn't give, me any
reason why not, either. Then he made me walt
tAAe IL over. .t
=: have been there every day since. but I have
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midst of vulgar crowd like the academy bunch
You see, Uncle Dick, who 1ives with us, is
clubman and end of swell, and he rather
fancies me: so understand all about points of
honor and how gentleman should act when he's
haf-seas over, and how he should always lie when
the truth would embarrass lady, and that sort OF
thing.
was little uncomfortable about the row with
Joe, because, knowing the world as d. feared
Chamberlain. When told Uncle Dick about it,
he locked at very seriously for moment and
then said: Lets see, Ted, you were sixteen last
April, weren't you? And Mrs. Chamberlain must
be"-and he stopped and looked at me again
She doesn't look 1t, but she must be twenty
Ave." said; "she couldn't know much and
have such ripping manner much before that"
Well, Uncle Dick simply yelled-why, I don't
know. But my face got as hot as blazes, and my
shoulders went back the way they make you fix
them in the gym All c. sudden he sobered down
and grabbed my hand.
Beg pardon for interrupting you, Ted, old
man." he said Che and Mrs. Chamberlain are the
boy) something screamingly funny just hap
pened to strike me. 1 think you right about
Mrs Chamberlain's age. She must be, all of
twenty-nve-nne years ahead of you, so your
little passage at arms won't teopardze her reputa-
ton. A plucky little knight-errant like, you is
not IT.. to be DIS Glsdained by any fair lady"
that way she has that makes fellow feel as if
he'd played hooky for a week. and stolen chicken
coops for bonf1res; I'VE should never ask our
selves what wish do, but what is right to do"
The Beast laughed, and drawled in that nasty
way of his, Such sentiments harmonize -beauti-
fully with that baby blue frock you are wearing
and won't deny it's your most dangerous color.
But for the love of heaven compromise on pale
pink tomorrow, and corresponding pose."
Oh, forgot hadn't mentioned the Beast be-
fore. In fact, haven't told anything started out
to tell. unless I have CHANGED to convey to the
mind OF the intelligent reader that Mrs. Chamber
lain fs an angel OF beauty and goodness doomed to
exist IN thu midst OF bunch that are-well, diner
She is, married to a glum old saw-bones who
right brutal to her. Sis says he has ewes Of .
haunting melancholy, and that he looks like
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good lift in the direction of Kingdom Come. .
1t took me half an hour to get back, and the
the saddest big blue and the softest sweetest
voice said. THANK God he still lives His blood
is not on my hands,
Then l felt about seventy five knives going
through my right shoulder, and it got dark again,
and somebody was crying. and a stern voice said:
This hi is no time for hysteria. Alice
Things Strengthened themselves and after bit
I found I was in the Doctors office, and that he
had been setting my collar bone which had been
split in the mx-up.
I found out too, how the accident happened
They left me alone for few minutes, and I
heard the Doctors voice in the next room saying
In very decided tones: II shall question Rogers
the speed limit or was careless in any way, shall
discharge him."
Then Mrs Chamberlain said, "Rogers was not
there Horace; Mr.. Delafeld driving the car
and he didn't exactly understand the brake"
Now, would you believe it--instead of getting
into laundering rage with the numskull who had
dared to imperil that peerless creatures life by
monkey1ng with machine he wouldn't under
stand in a thousand years, the Doctor never said
even so much as Fool" or "villainS" either of
which expressions would have been perfectly pro-
per for him to in his wffe's presence, Though
1t seems incredible, he actually laughed little
struggling his shoulders. .-.,. -"
The mater happened to be in Boston, so they
insisted on my staying all night, and after had
been put to bed In a great big blue room, and the
Doctor had fused over little, Mrs. Chamber
lain came and sat by me till got to sleep.
1t positively thrilling the way. she described
her feelings when she realized that the car was
actually going to run down.
wanted to tell her that was very sorry, for
the fellows that she hadn't run over, but was
afraid she would laugh. :, How misjudged her.
She explained to me once after came to know
her better that every true sentiment, no matter
how 1t was expressed; touched corresponding
chord in her nature. The Beast wasn't there TO
as well as could and she didn't laugh bit, but
en- my hair two Or three times and said
"Oh,; Teddy" as II she were going to cry. + e5
I. Mrs Chamberlain Is passionataly fond 81 music
Why, she was awfully affected once when the
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sothern in "The Proud Prince What idiots girls
are anyway! I often blush for my, own sister,
Uncle Dick says the Doctor is a good fellow, and
know? 's - ~ =. - -
Didn't he leave his wife all alone in the house
with only one maid the night the Tompkins' baby
mad Group, just week after there had been sneak
thieves III our street? And didn't that fragile
whole OF the next day in consequence? And didn't
ne re1usc to give her ether chloroform or any
th1ng when she smashed her finger in the door,
patient? -. I;
was scorching along the river road one day,
wondering how could work the governor to let
when all Of sudden-zip! red streak came
around the South Bend, struck the back wheel of
my brand new motorcycle with about eight hum
pieces are still on the way down, and gave me a
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Before was fairly on the ground though.
Rogers came flying across the lawn, and saw By
the. width of his grin that things couldn't be ID
such awful shape. %ss.s$ 1S-s
tits all right, Mrs. Chamberlain" whispered.
as turned to help her out But she didn't an
swer,s and as she evidently wasn't able to walk.
Rogers and carried her up to the house.
Only matter OF a. couple OF ribs and q bit Of
a cut on the heady he said as we laid her on the
couch IN the library. Not the sign Of ! burn.
He'll be as good as ever In week or two Don't
be frightened. Mrs Chamberlain = ~.
She lust moaned - little and didn't omen her
eyes Rogers gave short whistle ana slid out of
the room. stood still and stared at her IKE :.
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only seen her once, just for q minute It was late
yesterday afternoon after5I shook Boswell She
looked lovelier than ever and said she was sorry
to have missed me 30 sOften but that the Doctor
couldn't bear her out OF his sight.
81 don't see that sickness has Improved him
.much--on made him selnsh Ia j different way.
But when told the family at dinner about her
devotion, and that { was afraid she would make
herself Ill they all snickered except Uncle Dick
Beast hasn't been IN town since the day Sc tho.
dre.S imaginA It's because he Ii afraid i y1ll7
knock him down for his onfounded lnsolence Is
Dick knows. -
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Copyright. 1907, BY Thomas II. Mckee.

~ YER since I've known her, I've been
4 aware that one appreciated Mrs
Chamberlain; but it wasn't until YES
terday afternoon, when the governor
kept in from hockey to wade
through five chapters of Boswell's Life of Johnson
Just because old Davis had funked me in Eigh-
teenth Century Lit, that realized had a sacred
mission perform.
1t has fallen to my lot to write the life, or at
least part of the life, of one who is thousand
times more misunderstood than that old stiff of q
DR.. Johnson ever thought Of being
Whew! Didn't do up Joe Fuller the day he
said Powder and peroxide!" when she passed the
academy at noon recess. He wasn't around again
for three days, and when he did show up, he said
I was a blfthering idiot to think he meant it,
told him that what he meant had no bearing ON
the case-that could not permit the name of any
lady respected to be mentioned at all in the
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LOST OR STOLEN.-Baukbool No al
5ST Of the German Savings Bank IN the
CRY OF New York, corner 4th ave. and
18th st, issued to Anna Reiner- All per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same II not returned to the bank on the
24th dav of November. 1905. a duplicate
Will be issued
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HOUSEK EEPER-Niddle aged lady Of
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II Wilkins, "a Beaver st, Albany, n. Y.
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LOST.-BarkbOok No 1876 ~ OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 70
present the same TO the bank within thirty
DAYS or the said book will be declared can
celled and extInguished and a new one IS
sued II lieu thereof
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LOST OR STOLEN--Bankboo No $50. 54s
of the German Savings Bank in the CITY
Of New York. corner 4tlI ave. and I4th 81 .
issued 10 Mex SchWal. All perscus are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned 10 the bank on the Path tev
Of November. 1905. a duplicate viii De is
suped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03

COOK.-Capeble, experienced woman will
take entire charge OF ca lorilg. marketing.
etc: understands all branches cooking.
souus, desserts; excellent references c. r.
Miss FitZGerald's Bureau. 005 9th ave-,
cor AID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03

LAUNDRESs and CHA1TBERMAID, good ::
by young irish woman. %; good refer
euCes. neat appearance. S22-S25. Nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03

CHAMBERMAID and sEAMsTREsS. By
capable young girl, very good reference.
Mrs Yields Bureau, IA Columbus ave,
near SD ST.