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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13

the Bermuda tours. IL IL only necessary
for a contestant to secure at least GO
600 votes. and secure greater vote
than any other contestant In her as
triyt. barring the contestants who wins
the European tour. The reasonable
ness ~ such few conditions as hive
boon imposed. are readily apparent In
no other WaV than through the contest
could prizes Of such magnificent value
be secured so easily
AT . O'Clock next Monday evening
the tiird period I'm the contest VIII
ttos. and with n the special vote onCr
run as a special feature OF the third
period Details OF the special orec
MAJ be found elsewhere Ia this issue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
II Saved Hjs Len

All thought I'd lose my leg" writes
J. a. Swenson. WATERFOWL. Wis. Ten
years OF eczema. that Is doctors could
not cure, had al last laid me up. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured II sound
and well" lnfallible for Skin Erup-
lions. Eczema. Salt Rheum. Boils. Few.
er Sores. Burns. Scalds. Cuts and Piles
at r. G.. Kinsel. Central Drug Co.,
Gray a Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
CoNGREG ArrOxAI.

The choir OF First Congregational
church will give special program OF
Lulggi Motto. who viii give three vio-
loncelio solos. Special musical pro-
grams will he given each Sunday
evening during Lent and on Good
Friday the choir OF the Forrest Con
gregational church will unite with this
choir and Will give Mercadantes' sci =
ting OF the seven last words, assist
ed by a string orchestra
Representatives from thirty Congre-
gational churches in New York and
plans for taking up campaign which
&c is proposed TO push in all the Con-
gregational churches OF the country
for the raising OF fund OF $500. 600
tons seven general societies and place
| them on a sound financial basis. II
| this is accomplished. IL is then propos
| ed 10 secure an annual contribution OF
$4,000 600 TO further the work OF tbs
/ societies.
The chorus choir OF the Fort ST. Con
/, gregational church, corner OF Summi;
and Forts west. assisted by Harry
! NJ. Reynolds. violinist will give y sons
! service. Sunday evening March H.. AZ
| 1870 y. IN. soloists, Mrs. T. r. Tromb-
/ ley. contralto VIM. a Cotton, tenor.
Miss Zenla Kitchen. organist; the Rev.
| w III. Warren. pastor. F. A Goyer. di-
| rector.
The cantata. The Cruclhxion." by
Sir John Stainer. Will he sung In the
Woodward-Ave. Congregational church.
corner Of sibley-st. sunday evening.
| The young people ~ the church WI
give the comedy. The Splnsters' Con-
vention." Tuesday evening.
Resolved That less politics would
be desirable" will be the subject dis
| cussed by j. Cotner. Jr.. and jaime
! Schermerhorn, before the Bushes.
Mems class % the First Congregation
al church. sunday noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13

Harry Monroe. OF chicago. in whose
mission Billy sunday. the famous
evangelist was converted. Will speak
in the y. NJ. G. A. building sunday at
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock Evangelist
Monroe Is singer as well as a speak
er Billy" Sunday says OF him "Har
~ Monroe OF the Pacific Garden mis-
sion Chicago has proba bly, taken more
criminals more drunkards, more
down and-outers. more dead game
sports and more people by the hand
and belpnd them to Jesus Christ than
any other man In the United states
The association string orchestra VIII
play
rendered on soldiers day ia the \. NJ
& A. February 20. reception ana
luncheon was given the seventh |.
Infantry band. m the y. VI. e. A. rooms
Wednesday afternoon. The hdni con 70
sists Of 85 pieces aud is undoubtedly
the best military hand heard IN these
parts IN long time. The men were
strong ia their appreciation OF their
visit TO the building YESTERDAY w ed p
nesday evening la the Army \. NJ g
A. rooms an entertainments consisting
OF moving pictures ana Illustrate l
songs was given the soldiers or the
fort About two hundred were ID at
Instead % the Y NJ g. a. conven-
ton, which has been postponed until
officers Will be held iu Detroit March
1920 In the new building, The session
VIII open with supper at 30 clock
Tuesday evening March %. at which
tie Rev John n BOYD. y. u. OF the
First Presbyterian church. Will speak
on What God Expects 81 Us An in
spection OF the building VIII follow.
Wednesday morning. W r. Feuno.
OF New York. will discuss shop meet
iugs. Association hospitality g. H..
Parker. Detroit. and J e. Wilson, Kali
amazoo. Association Housekeeping b.
B B Johnson. LAnsins The employ
ed officers duty 90 the association con-
trlbutors" y w. Boswell. Adrian Sec
ton conferences viii be held during
fhe afternoon. and ia the evening Gay
n Uoilister. chairman % the state ex-
eguttve committee. Will speak On Co
opcration" w = Feuuo and Dr. A.
g. Studer Will be TIE principal speak
ers AZ tie Thursday morning meeting
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Natluca XII Soldiers.

PARIS. March lS-rhe French mis-
sion, which is marking the Franco
Liberian frontier. met with obstinate
resistance from natives In two sharp
engagements a doctor was killed and
two officers and 20 soldiers were kill
ed or wounded
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
IL IIlER -.

The Rev "a. Mackenseu. pastor OF II.
Matthews Evangelical Lutheran
church Berlin-st. between Elmwood =
ave. and Eliery st, will conduct Che
Sunday morning services in German.
His topic will be. Beware OF re
lapse At the English service at 30
o'clock in the evening. his theme vii.
be. Christ before Herod. Isenten ser
vices In German will he held every
Wednesday evening.
AT 81. Pauis English Lutheran
church. sixteenth and Breckenridge
SITS sunday the Rev. f.. & Longaker.
pastor. will take for his morning sub
tect. Warned against backsltding
bible class after The morning service.
way" being the second In the series
or Pilgrims progress. Midweek leu
ten services on Wednesday at y M
Friends and strangers cordially well
NnIIIe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13

recitative and air. %. Lord. God. OF
Ny Master. Abraham soprano solo.
Flow Its Waters Clear. bass recita
tive, Give Me 10 Drink soprano So
10. Drink. @. Ny Lord. organ inter
mexzo. Adagio; tenor recitative and
solo. With Overlooking Heart rect
tative. Behold. My Lord" soprano mi
tenor duet. %. Flower OF the Nerdant
Lea quartet Protect Them Al
mighty" address. the Rev Reed stu
art. ofertory solo The Dying chris
tian TO His Soul" Bruno HUM.
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EPISCOPAL.

Dr William r. Faber. rector OF St.
johns church. corner Woodward ave.
and Highest. ct I o'clock each sunday
afternoon II preaching series OF ser
mons on the general theme. The
church's appeal" The subject for ne%t
sunday Afternoon Will be outward,
visible. inward. spiritual Dr. Faoe
In these sermons in vigorous and
able manner. Is showing that the
church has an appeal which Is decid-
eddy practical All men invited.
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JEW 1871.

new Hebrew orphauage - cost
$500 600 will be built IN New York, the
cornerstone tn be laid MAJ IS
Rabbi Leo NJ Franklin. ~ Temple
Roth n Will speak SUNDAY morning on
Living hy bread alone and living with
out bread Services begin at 1875
"a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
Hearlno Of sIander suIt sealns.

EDlNBURG. March 13-Hesring
OF the SANDER suit brought aginst
Lord Roseberry by his extractor. Al
Drysdale for s5O00c. was begun u.
DAY
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LIST OF CONTESTANTS AND STANDING
DISTRICT SIX-Continued.

Mrs Chas Reed $50 ReaubIen...... 5000
Miss Matilda Brown Library Park hotel. O00
Miss Sadie Freedman. 500 Montcalm E.. . $50
Miss Dora Frkhavdt 1870 Adelaide....... 2.O02
Miss Mary Mattisou "a Erskine ....... 500
Miss Gertrude Cumming Jos John R.. 500
Miss Eunice Perkins li2 wlnder....... 400
Miss Marie Singer. 500 HastinRs.......... geo
race -. .........'........ 200
Miss Marian Armstrong SIS John r.. 100
Miss Adeltne Meier. GIL Brush. ........... 100
Miss Emma Parker. ~ Alfred ......... SO
Miss Lillian Downer. SiS Beaubien....... b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
MIsrI,II.ANEnIs

Ia the Gospel Tabernacle. Bethune
and Beaubicn SITS. SUNDAY evening.
Pastor william y. Burch Will speak ou
The increasing armament - nations
its siguin,an iu The N-rays %
nrnnL na.N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
Special Schedule for Third Period

Of Monday
schedule Of
be
a
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DISTRICT EIGHT.

Comp ri.tng nil TERRITORY >oundcd the west
nv East Grnud-bl the north nv Mack-Hve.
and the city limits the east by the city limits.
and n the south by the Detroit river.
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DISTRICT THREE.

Comprising NIL territory beundes or the enst
nv Junction-nve.. ON the north by Michigan
ave. the nv the city limits, and on the
south by the Detroit river.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
DISTRICT ONE.

Comprising all territory bounded "n the enss
nv woodw ard-ave. the north by the cay
limits, ON the west by the city limits. la sahe-
blvd. md SIxteentb-st. the south NJ
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DISTRICT NINE.

Comprising NIL TERRITORY bounded the west
nv Chcnr-st.. ON the north nv the city limits
the east by the city Iiw,it.. and on the south By
Grntfot to Mnck and Mark-aves.
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DISTRICT TWO.

Comprising NIL territory bounded on the ens'
nv sixtrenth-st.. the north nv the city limit
n the west by the city limits, and ON she soo'"
by Nichiyan-nve.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
BAPTIST.

The Rev. Maurice Penheld Fixes ID.
= D., will speak on China" I'm the Wood
Ave. Baptist church. Saturday after
noon. March 20, 10 the boys and girls
Df the city.
The members OF the French Baptist
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
BAPTISTS IN CHARGE OF
NEXT WEEKS SERVICES

The REV. w. c. Biting. OF st. Louis.
No, who will conduct the MONDAY
Lenten services In the Detroit opera
house the coming week. Is a represen-
tatlvs OF the Baptist denomination and
- one OF the leading orators In that
church.
DR. Biting was born near Richmond,
Va. and IL graduate OF Richmond
college and also OF Grocer Theologicai
seminary. His most important pastor :
atos were the Mt Morris Baptist
church I'm New York and his present
one In st. Louis Since going TO the
81. Louis church he has erected the
Anest group OF Baptist buildings In the
world. and besides has been very &C,
tive in UNCONVENTIONAL work or all
Ginds missionary. educational and
philanthropic. He has been frequent
contributor TO religious Journals ana
ma eaxines and has issued two books.
While I'm England last spring. Dr; BIT
ting met Bishop Charles ID. Mlllla ms.
and they travelled together, becoming
great friends.
His talks in Detroit will concern the
modern problems OF religion, with a
special appeal to men.
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DISTRICT FOUR.

Comprising all territory bounced on the enst
by woodw ard-ave.. the north by Michigan
the west by JuBction-nve- aud ON the
snn law he e..
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DISTRICT TEN.

Comprising NIL territory bounded the west
nv woodwnrd-ave. the north by the city
limits. on the east by the city limits and Chene-
ct. md the south by warren-ave.
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METHODIST.

The Rev T. X De Vons OF Trenton.
will read paper on The relation IF
Modern church social life To reverence
in public worship before the membC re-
OF the Methodist preachers meeting
Monday morning,
The Grand River-Ave. Methods,
church has received Al members since
| Jan. l. and now has an enro llment OF
| TO1. The Rev. W. q. Nixon, pastor IL
| planning for census In his section
OF the city I'm April by means OF =
| "Go-out committee
The Rev. John Dystant. OF the Wy
andotte Methodist church, is preaching
series OF sermons on sunday even
ings. az follows: The mercy or the
| cross" The salvation OF the cross. f"
The legacy OF the cross" The isota
ton OF the cross" The pain OF the
cross" The peace OF the cross" aud
The completeness OF the cross
ton army viii speak on "A strange
appointment" before the Business
Mems class OF the Martha Holmes Me
mortal Methodist church Sunday noon.
George +. Moody. president OF the
Board OF Commerce VIII address tn.
Business Mems class OF the Martha
Holmes Memorial church, corner or
noon. March II, on Commerce aud
character" All men are invited 10 be
present
"A Tale OF Two cities" Dickens
powerful story OF suffering and hero
ism, viii form the subject Of the Rev.
walter r. Burnett's popular monthly
sermon story in Preston NJ r.. church.
SUNDAY evening. The choir will be as
sisted by Master Kent keena. the boy
soprano, who VIII sing the Door OF
Hope" Prof Harry Harner viii pre-
side at the organ.
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DISTRICT SEVEN.

Comprising all territory bounded on the west
nv Wooawnrd-nvr.. the north by Grntiot and
Mack the nv East Grandblvd,
o % % the sonfh by the Dctrolt river.
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INITARIAN

A musical service viii be- given In
the First Unitarian church SUNDAY
evening at 1880 O'Clock, under, Tie di-
rection OF Murray q. Patterson. organ
list. The program will consist OF the
cantara. Barnbys "Rebekah| by tht
choir. the members being, Miss Mabel
Conner. soprauoy Mrs. John NJ Mex ef-
chey, alto; j NJ. West tenor and
William ~ Bsrtels. bass The num-
bers are: organ prelude. Night song,
Elgar: quartet. sweet and Low.
Barnby. evensong and quartet. "Loi
Days Golden Glory Declineth:" bass
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DISTRICT FIVE.

Comprising all territory bounded east
by woos,, nrd-uve. the north ny Warren
ave. on the west by SlIteenth-st- and the
south by Mi.higan-ave.
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Mis-. Annie Brooks 500 Pennsylvania 1929
Miss Bertha Deiss $50 Bellevue ......... 1922
Mrs Frank Adams ITO Robins 1870
Miss Elizabeth Nehis. 1S5 Superior. ...... 63Os
Mrs. J. A. Hardy, 1914 Gratiot s2ll
Mrs. Martin Dnnnecker. $50 Mitchell. -. 5005
Miss Theresa Fasbender. 1853 Piquette... 1900
Miss Bertha ellen. 1850 Garfield. ........ 44O7
Miss Catherine Thiery. 1927 Baldwin. LII
Miss MGdge Hcnning. cts Mcclellan. 700
Mrs A. Parnowskv 1873 Grand Blvd e. 600
Miss Madge Henry. SIS Mcclellan. 900
Miss Hiida Hammer. Baldwin ............. 600
Miss Edith We'll. 1877 Helen ............. 500
Mrs Anna Mielke. 100 Hale. ............. $50
Mrs c. Maui. 1900 Grand Blvd E....... 500
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DISTRICT SIX.

Comprising all territory bousdcd ON the west
by woodw sr d-nve.. the north by Marren-nye,
a the east by Cbenc-st., and on the south by
GrntIot-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
CATHOLIC

An oratorical contest will be held In
the Detroit College gym Thursday
evening, March is
The Rev. William + Robson. < j.
vice president OF Detroit college leaves
saturday for 1T. Louis. Mo, where he
VIII give thrce-days' retreat to the
alumnae OF the Visitation academy ia
that citT
The parish school OF the Church %
the Annunciation Is nearly completed
and arrangements are now being made
10 have II dedicated shortly after East
er. The ladies OF the parish viii celc-
brate the event with fair in the ne w
building in MAY. and the school viii
be opened In September.
The novena in honor OF St Joseph il
made In 80. Aloysius church. the prayers
being said after all Of the masses each
morning. Interest still keeps 40 iu the
so-called printers mass winch - held
at ocloCk every sunday morning iu
this church, there being IN average at
tendance OF about 100 persons
The Rev. Edward T.. Sullivan. = !
or the Detroit College, Will give "A leo
ture on The soldier race" In the De
troit College gymnasium. Thursday
evening" March 20. The lecture deals
principally with the Irish brigadcs and
their heroic service in the French
Spa nish. Austrian and American arm
les. The proceeds OF the lecture will
20 towards defraying the expenses of
furnishing the gym.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13

" Civ
mort in
n period
clock Wedne
IN
ballots VIII be awarded
he
one avs to each
m OF the al voeo ner
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24
CHAPTER x.-(Continued.)

1~1OIAANGE and Christine looked
II\I at each other in surprise and
III III remembered engagements
They took their leave, Jacque-
line smiling and almost shoe
ing them TO the door. The moment
it had closed behind them she rushed
to the door leading into the smoking
room. threw 1t violently open and
cried at the top of her voice:
.'Snoodles,"
What" Andre asked, putting MS
head in the door The name had not
at first struck him.
They've gone" Jacqueline said
turning her back on him and stamp
ing her feet. Come in, Snoodles.
She tried TO put scorn and irony
in her tone. Andre was startled AT
the name and looked at her in sur
prise and dismay.
What name did you say" he ask
ed
"Snoodles," Jacqueline replied. turn
ing swiftly upon him. Isn't II exqui-
site? | think Snoodles Is such pref
" name that | intend TO call you
Snoodles. suppose it's free to any
one"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24

He was very gentle with her. and
was doing his best To control his own
temper and avert a quarrel. Jacque-
line was too adorable TO quarrel with.
anyway, and her varying moods and
Inconsistencies made her all the more
delightful
Your past ought TO belong to me.
she asserted, stoutly. You have no
right TO secrets | don't share. When
ever YOU like you can go OFF and pass
10 minutes with your memories as
easily as you could pass a weekend
at Monte Carlo-and leave me behind.
While IL | try TO seek refuge in my
past | have nothing but you. you
egotist."
Jacqueline." Andre admonished her.
Il oughtn't to have married you.
Jacqueline continued. II love you too
much. Whatever | may feel for you
am only one of all the women who
have cared for you"
''Oh, but you're my wife" Andre
protested. The most dearly loved.
the only loved"
Jacqueine Makes Threat.
The last. Jacqueline insisted,
that's all. And TO think there may bc
moments when | recall some one else
10 you and make you regret her Why.
am more jealous OF your old love
AFFAIRS than any you could have now.
Now | can defend myself | can fight. "
She doubled up her dimpled fist i'm.
pressiyely. Il am here and | can be
revenged"
Lucy's Loves and Charities.
Andre could not help laughing at
her diminutive representation OF a
beautiful fury.
How revenged?" he asked.
IF ever learn that you're untrue
To me, Andre. I'll divorce you the very
same day. Jacquelne solemnly de-
clareu
You couldn't" Andre said. laughing
again Divorce is an interminable
afair It's matter OF months, some
times or years"
Then said the resolute Jacqueline.
I'd take the law into my own hands
I'd leave your house and fly To your
rivals"
My rival?" Andre cried in amaze.
ment
II don't know who he is" Jacque-
line admitted. but the minute you de-
ceive me you shall have a rival within
the hour. | couldn't eat my dinner
il weren't even with you Take that
as warning. So. you see. | can be
easy about the future. Bat about the
past can do nothing-nothing."
She snatohed the photograph of
Lucy. sent as Wedding present. from
the table. gazed at II and threw II
back with bang. Then she began
to cry.
This was too much for Andre and
he took her in his arms and begged
her not to weep
But II makes me feel better" Jac-
qleline sobbed.
But II makes me feel worse" An.
Dire urged.
Does it?" Jacuueline looked up.
smiling through her tears. Then |
won't do IL any more. she promised.
Andre felt n glow of righteous
triumph at Jacqueline's submission.
AT last YOU see that you we're
wrong and was right, he said.
You are always right, because I
love YOU" Jacqueline pouted.
He sat down comfortably and looked
at her as she stood cOntritely before
him
Then ycu promise to be reason
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24
Little Boobies Pa
BY WILLIAM r. KIRK.

Why doant you let you're friend Mis-
So fine sed Ma. | suppoas anyway.
Ma sed. that he paid for the suteNfor
you. as well as trying IL ON for you.
Give him the suite sed Ma, a after this
doant let anybody pick out yure suites.
You are jellus. Pa sed You always
want to pick out my suites 4 my neck
ties Il when | ask one Cd OF my
gentlemen trends To do IL. you are jel-
lus.
But Pa wuddent talk of the suite, SO
him n Ma A. me all went To the play.
Thare wasent very much of a crowd
al the play until Pa calm in in his
new suite K then the manager looked
happy.
After the play, wich was called Lost
in the Desert. Pa dident want To leeve
the theeter. Think of the poor devils
wich was on that desert, Pa sed. Thay
was actually dying by inches. dying OF
thirst, sed Pa Wat a horribel ueth.
For hevngs saik sed Ma. let us
leeve this plais 4 go hoam So Pa
took us outside the theeter & IL was
raining Wen We got to the hotel
Pas suite was all wet 4 II began TO
shrink. II was hard work 10 gil II
on
The next morning Ma was looking
at the suite and latiing. Ha. ha. sed
Ma look at yure fine new suite now.
One tD mite think, sed Ma. that you
had sent you're deer friend Tod Sloan
To try on that suite. insted OF Mister
Yung Why. sed Ma II isent big enuff
now IN M littol RObbip
Ma is going TO pick out Pas suites
after this.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-24
CHAPTER xI.
lucy's Loves and Charities.

Andre looked IN amazement at MS
little wife, beautiful little wife, SO pat
pably enraged. although she forced
her lips into smiling as she forced
sarcasm and scorn into her tone when
she called him "Snoodles. The name
sent a guilty twinge through him. as
he thought of Lucy, tne only one VINO
had ever made baby OF him and call
ed him by such an absurd nickname.
But he could not for the life al him
imagine now Jacoueline, in the short
interval OF time which had elapsed
since he left her. had learned OF II.
Whats the matter. Jacqueline?
What's all this about" he asked anx-
iously.
oh Andre, Andre. why didn't you
reI me YOU had love affair with
L.ucv?" Jacqueline walled. her anger
changing TO grief.
1T isn't true" Andre lied quickly.
Il have proofs" Jacquehne asserted
I've found found some letters, she
concluded triumphantly.
impossible: | burned them. Andre
said with too hasty admission.
Then. there were some Jacque
line said. quick To eaten his slip. II
was wicked OF you, Andre, she weh'
on reproachfully. You should have
confessed To me. Instead OF that. YOU
lied. You told me nothing about II
And To keep things from me is just The
same as lying"
Her philosophy was quite satisfac
tory 10 her and she grew angry again
"Oh. II you ever see Lucy again. or
dare to speak TO her-I-make her
keep out of my way.
Bewitching Little Fury.
She was a bewitching little fury as
she stormed at her husband and her
supposed rival. Andre paced the floor.
regretting his stupid slip OF the ton
que. wondering what gossip had
reached Jacoueline's ears and thor.
oughly hating the whole situation.
II can never. never forgive you. -
Jacqueline added. with charming in
consistency
You have nothing to forgive" An.
DIRE protested. My past does not -
long TO you dear"