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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-12
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-12

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mnliae MntbhouS.Gl eeitern boil.
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pom iiiolidert Eiitrift beinns aelteru,
Dob bic II Monate olte Tnnie 90.
WecfinS pon Nr, iii, Moriboll.
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galtimOrcr, Ucldc bic CONNER
MOnntc anfcrBalb Der Stabt bcrbrin.
gen, f6nncn ben nGurrcipOnecnt"
md irsenS elmer ISreiic in ben Der.
cinistcn Staaten, europa, NegifO
rnb Ganaoa suscididt crbalten. Die
Iorcfe mag 10 oft ais sciuiiniht &C.
Guoert mcroen.
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Wit YuIper unb 9lei. =
Sbonos s. Hopiton, Gilt % Sabre
alter 9rentier Der Wurplanb StabI.
Gompognie, muroe am Samitog
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rofps.Toint bon oem 2ofpmotipfiib.
rcr Sobn Soptiof,, Der i'm CUR grbeit
abbolen luoate, erifoiien mnfgefnir
oen. 9teben ocill 0ett log elm Hepol-
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aeidlolien bate. Gas Mtotip fir ben
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res 9eioen babe i'm in ben Zoo ae.
trieben, 4nbere tpieber bebarpten,
Der iunae Munn lei in elm Waofen
perliebt %getpeien. bel benz ct feline 8e-
genliebe finben fonnte.
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m.r,nrg Noti5,
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Sbco. s. Tiener & &c.,
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05

bIo huh5Si, taN-
ing and drinking with sullen deter
mlnation to make no pretense Of ign0r-
ing situation that plainly angered him
deeply. And from minute to minute he
raised his head to glare across at Ger
aid, who evidently was unconscious Of
the presence of his own party.
When Nina spoke TO Eileen, the girl
answered briefly, but with perfect COM
posture. Selwyn, too. added a quiet
word at intervals, speaking in voice
that sounded little tired and strained.
1t was that note Of fatigue in bis
voice which aroused Eileen TO effort
the instructive move to protect, to sus-
tain him. Conscious Of AustiD's sup
pressed but increasing anger at her
brother, amazed and distressed at what
Gerald had done-for the boys very
presence there with the set of whom
they disapproyed was an affront to
them all-she was still more sensitive
to Selwyn's voice, and in her heart she
responded passionately.
Nina looked up, surprised at the std
den transformation In the girl, who
had turned OH Boots with q sudden
flow of spirits and the gayest Of chai-
lenges, and their laughter and badi-
mage became so genuine and so persist
emit that, combining with Nina, they
fairly swept Austin from his surly alb
stractlon into their tolls, and Selwyn's
subdued laugh, If forced. sounded pleas
ant now, and his drawn face seemed
to relax q little for the time being.
Once she turned, under cover Of the
general conversation which she had set
going. and looked straight into Sell
wyn's eyes, flashing to him O message
Of purest loyalty, and his silent gaze In
response sent the color flying to her
cheeks.
1t was all very well for awhile,
brave, sweet effort, but ears could not
remain deaf to the increasing noise and
laughter, to familiar voices, half caught
phrases, indiscreet even in the frag
ments understood. Besides, Gerald had
seen them, and the bo.'s face had be-
come almost CHASTITY.
Alike, unusually flushed, was con-
Quoting herself without restraint. Neer-
CARDS snickering laugh grew more sig
nificant and persistent. Even Rosa
mund spoke too loudly at moments,
and once she looked around at Nina
and Selwyn while her pretty, accent
less laughter, ripping with its under
tone of malice, became more frequent
In the increasing tumult.
There was no use In making pre-
tense of further gayety. Austin had
begun to scowl again. Nina, with one
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05
Author Of "The Fighting Chance" Etc.

"Who are those people, Nina? Oh,
Rosamund Fame Is there, too; and
and
She ceased speaking SO abruptly that
SeIwyn turned around, and Nina bit
her lin II vexation and glanced at her
husband. for among the overanimated
and almost boisterous group which was
attracting the attention Of everybody
In the vicinity sat Mrs. Jack Ruthven.
And Selwyn saw her.
For moment he looked at her-look-
ed ut Gerald beside her, and Neergard
OIL the other side, and Rosamund OPP
posite. and at the Others whom he had
never before seen. Then quietly, but
with heightened color. he turned his
attention to the glass which the serv-
ant had just filled for him and, rest
ing his hand on the stem, stared at the
bubbles crowding upward through 1t
to the foamy brim.
Nina and Boots had begun ostenta-
tiously an exceedingly animated con-
versation, and they becar,a almost ag-
gressive, appealing to Austin. who sat
back with q frown on his heavy face.
and to Eileen, who was slipping her
mineral water and staring thoughtfully
at a big, round. orange tinted lantern
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05

ful, dear. VIII yen welcome me back?'
She lay quite still Il minute, then sat
up straight, stretching out both hands
to him, her beautiful, fearless eyes
brilliant as rain washed stars.
Don't go away she said. Don't
ever go away from our garden again"
NO, Eileen"
us it promise-Philip"
Her voice fell exquisitely low.
"Yes, promise. Do you take me
back, EileeD?"
"Yes, take you. Take me back, too,
Philip" Her hands frightened in his;
she looked up at him, faltered, waited,
then in a fainter voice: "And-and be
Of g-good courage. II am not very
old yet"
An hour later, when Nina discovered
them there together. Eileen. curled up
among the cushions in the swinging
seat. was reading aloud evidences Of
Asiatic Influence on the Symbolism Of
Ancient Yucatan," and Selwyn, astride
chair. chin on his folded arms, was
listening with evident rapture.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05

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of E. c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05

SsiTyp auie6y lealied bags 10 his
chair. A little color returned 10 his
cheeks.
"All right. old fellow'-hls voice
scarcely quiycred-"alI right. Go on.
knew, OF course. that Ruthyon lied. EAT
1t was part of the story to hear yol say
So. Go on. What did Ruthven GO!'
/ There has been separation. said
the boy In a low voice He behaved
! like Il dirty cad. She had 10 resources.
no means OF support" He hesi;ated'
moistenlng his dry lips With his
tongue. "Alrs. Ruthvcn has been very.
very kind to me. | was--I am fond or
her. Oh, know well enough ! never
had any business to meet her. DC
haved abOL;inably toward you and the
; family. But 1t was done. knew her
and liked her tremendously. She was
the only one who was decent TO me,
who tried to keep me from acting like
fool about cards"
did she try?"
"Yes-indeed, yes! And. Phil. she-l
don't know how to say it-but She
when she spoke of-of you-begged me
to try to be like you. And it Is lie
what people say about her-what Cos
sip says. | know. have known her
so well-and-I was like other men
charmed and fascinated by her, but the
women Of that set are q pack OF cats.
and the men-well, none of them ever
ventured to say anything to me! And
that Is all, Philip. | was horribly in
debt to Neergard Then Ruthyen turn
ed on me-and on her. and | borrowed
more from Neergard and went to her
bank and deposited it to the credit Of
her account, but she doesn't know 1t
was from me. She supposes Jack Ruth
ven did 1t out OF ordinary dccency, for
she said so to me. And that is how
matters stand. NeergarG is ugly and
grows more threatening about those
loans, and | haven't any money, and
Mrs. Ruthycn will require more very
soon"
as that all? demanded Selwyn
sharply.
Eyes, all. / know | have behaved
shamefully"-
'I've seen," observed SeIwyn in
dry, hard voice, worse behavior than
yours. Have you pencil, Gerald?
Get Il sheet of paper from that desk.
Now, write out a listHof the loans
made you by Neergard-every cent, If
you please-and the exact amount you
placed to Mrs. Ruthyen's credit. Have
you written that? Let me see it,"
The boy handed him the paper. He
studied it without the slightest change
Of expression, knowing all the while
what 1t meant to him, knowing that
this burden must be assumed by him
self, because Austin would never as
sumo 1t. But the thought Of the cost
Gent a SILVER over him and left his
careworn face gray.
After moment he turned to Ger
aid, a smile on bis colorless face, and
said:
ut will be all right. my boy. You
are not to worry. DO you understand
me? Go to bed now. You need the
sleep. Go to bed, tell you. I'll stand
by you. You must begin all over
again, Gerald. and SO must land so
must l."
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05

'DOn't 90. 1 care for yOtt too much to
ask It,"
shocked glance at Alike, leaned over
toward her brother:
ut Is incrediblew she murmured.
"She must be perfectly mad to make
such an exhibition of herself. Can't
anybody stop her? Can't anybody send
her homer"
Austin said sullenly, but distinctly:
"The thing for us to do is to get out.
Nina, If you are ready
"But-but what about Gerald?' fall
tered Eileen, turning piteously TO Sci
wyn. eve can't leave him-therer'
The man Strengthened up and turned
his drawn face toward her:
do you wish me to get him."
"Y-you can't do that, can you?"
eyes, can, If you wish 1t. Do you
think there is anything in the world ]
can't do. IL you wish it?"
AS he rose she laid her hand on his
arm.
81 don't ask it, she began.
"You do not have to ask it" he said,
with o smile almost genuine. Austin,
I'm going to get Gerald, aud Nina will
explain to you that he'sFfo be left to
me il any sermon is required. Ill go
back with him in the motor boat.
Boots. you'll drive home in my place."
AS, he turned. still smiling and self
possessed, Eileen whispered rapidly:
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05
N is strqnae," she said.

! 1T is strange" she said
spar and funnel and contour OF hull
and superstructure twinkline In jew.
lied briliaDcy.
On q great improvised open pavil-
ion set up in the Hither woods, gar
landed and hung thick with multi
cOlored paper lanterns, dancing had
| already begun, but Selwyn and Ell
leen fingered on the lawn for awhile,
! fascinated by the beauty of the ire
works pouring skyward from the Mo
brara.
'They seem to be very gay aboard
her." murmured the girl. "Once you
said that you did not like Mr.. Neer-
gard Do you remember saying itT'
He replied simply, II don't like him.
and remember saying So"
ut is strange" she said, chat Ger
cid does
Selwyn looked at the illuminated
yacht. II wonder whether any OF
Neergard's crowd Is expected ashore
here. Do you happen to know?"
She did not know. A moment later,
to his annoyance, Edgerton Lawn
came up and asked her to dance, and
sic went, with a smile and whis-
rcred wait for me, If you don't mind;
I'll come back to you"
At intervals he caught glimpses OF
Eileen through the gay crush around
him. He danced with Nina and sug-
gested to her it was time to leave.
but that young matron had tasted just
enough to want more, and Eileen, too,
was evidently having a most delight
full time. So he settled into the har-
ness Of pleasure and was good to the
pink and white ones, and they told
each other what "dear" he was and
adored him more inconveniently than
ever.
Truly enough, as he had often said,
these younger ones were the charm
ingly wholesome and refreshing anti
tlote to the occasional misbehavior OF
the mature They were, as he also as
serted, the hope and promise OF the
social fabric of a nation, this younger
set.
Supper and then the Woodland CO.
tillon was the programme, and almost
all the tables were filed before Selwyn
had an opportunity to collect Nina and
Austin and capture Eileen from very
rosy checked and indignant boy who
had quite lost his head and heart and
appeared to be on the verge OF a head
long declaration.
"It's only Percy Draymore's kid
brother" she explained, passing her
arm through his with little sigh OF
satisfaction. ooh, here come Nina
and Austin. How pretty the tables
look all lighted up among the trees!
And such an uproar!" as they came
into the jolly tumult and passed In
among a labyrinth Of tables, greeted
laughingly from every side.
Under a vigorous young oak tree
thickly festooned with lanterns Aus
tin found an unoccupied table. There
were a great deal of racket and laugh
ter from the groups surrounding them,
but this seemed to be the only avail
able spot; besides, Austin was hungry,
and he said SO.
Nina, with Selwyn on her left, look
ed around for Gerald and Lansing.
When the latter came sauntering up
.AustiA questioned him. but he .reMied
carelesa5 tia TIC erald hid gdhefo 5oin
some people whom he, Lansing. did
not know very well. !,
"Why, there he is now!" exclaimed
Eileen, catching sight OF her brother
seated among very noisy group on
the outer edge Of the illuminated zone.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05

twelyemonth The Orchils and the
Lawns were there, the Minister'S, the
Craigs from Wyossett. the Grays OF
Shadow Lake. the Draymores, Fancs,
Mottlys. Cardwells-in fact, it seemed
as though all Long Island had been
drained from Cedarhurst to Islip and
from oyster Bay to Wyossett to pour
stream of garrulOus and animated
youth and beauty into the halls and
over the verandas and terraces and
lawns of HitherwOod House.
1t was to be a lantern frOlic and a
lantern dance and supper, all most
formally and impressiyely informal.
And il began with a candle race for q
big silver gilt cup and motor boat
race won by Boots and Gerald. Out in
the bay lay Neergard's yacht, outlined
in electricity from stem TO stern, every
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05

ITO BE CONTINUED
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05
FultZ's Horse and Cattle,
POWder-A standard
for so wears

It's reliability and purity are everywher
known and its efficiency fer conditioning
and culing animals Of disease has never Eeel
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05

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moon be b | IL d
Gerald, throwing
his curly head
into silhouette.
What CONVEX
sation there was
TO carry, Boots
and Nina car
ried. Austin ST.
lently satisfied
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05
Eat What
You want of the food you need
Kodol will digest it.

You need a sufficient amount Of
good wholesome food and more than
this you need to fully digest it.
Else you can't gain strength, nor
can you strengthen your stomach if
1t Is weak.
You must eat in order to live and
maintain strength.
= You must not diet, because the
body requires that you eat a suffic-
lent amount of food regularly.
But this food must be digested,
and it must be digested thoroughly.
When the stomach can't do it,
you must take something that will
help the stomach.
The proper way to do is to eat
what you want, and let Kodol di-
gest the food.
Nothing else can do this. When
the stomach is weak it needs help;
you must help it by giving it rest,
and Kodol will do that.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today, and
purchase dollar bottle, and If you
can honestly say, that you did not
receive any benefits from it, after
using the entire bottle, the drug
gist will refund your money to you
without question or delay.
We will pay the druggist the price
Of the bottle purchased by you.
This offer applies to the large
bottle only and to but one In a
family.
We could not afford to make such
an offer, unless we positively knew
what Kodol will do for you.
1t would bankrupt us. -.
The dollar bottle contains ~ times
as much as the fifty cent bottle.
Kodol is made at the laboratories
of e. c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05

n MMas5A1 sa ~ known efficiency fer conditioning
US and curing animals Of disease has Een
quaed chronic cough heav influenza hebound dges-
ton constipation and all stomach troubles Restores lest appetite,
the assimilation 1t assists anng and increases the
quantity of milk and
Foutz's Superior Poultry Food Csc per package
Foutz's Certain Worm Powder SOC {"
Foutz's Healing Powder for collar gals, etc Csc %
Foutz's Certain KoGk Cure SOC 1"
Foutz's Lnment Csc "
Every article manufacturer guaranteed and bears u
M No 217 Sold everywhere At Monterey K H. Tmbe, drug
list. At Mcdowell, McNulty Bros.
The David E. Foutz Co., Baltimore Md.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-05
Chapter al

HOUSE,
opened from end to end
to the soft sea wind, was
crowded with the gayest,
noisiest throng that had
gathered there in a