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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-22

act to the last scintillates with jests
and irresistibly provokes mirth is
boon to tired folk; SO, too. is an hour
with a novel in which the serious un-
derlying purpose is illuminated by
flashes of fun on summer day or
winter afternoon
CHARMING PICNIC.
One of the most charming picnic
parties of the summer season was CIV
en- yesterday afternoon at Glen Miller
park by Mrs. Lee Ryan. when she
took this means of entertaining the
members of the American Card club
and invited guests. An elegant pic
mic supper was served at five O'Clock.
The table was attractively decorated
with American flags. The place cards
were very unique in design, being or
namented with flags. Covers were
laid for twenty-five guests. Those par
ticipating in the affair were Mrs. e.
E. Longstreth. Mrs. Smelser, Mrs. c.
r. Woodhurst Mrs. Harry Wooters,
Mrs. Charles Taylor. Mrs. A. o. Smith,
Mrs. Andrew Kordel, Mrs. w. B. Dye,
Mrs. Thomas Williams. Mrs. Thornton
Hall, Mrs. Harry Bennett, Mr.. Ray,
mond Bennett OF Michigan City, Mrs.
Frank Laymon. Mrs. Myron Crane, Mr.
Lloyd Dye, Mr.. Wilkie Dye, Mr.. Rus
sell Taylor. Mr.. Lawrence Taylor and
Mr.. Russell Ryan.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mr.. Erman Smith of Connersville
Ind, was in the city yesterday on bus
mess.
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! RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. A. L. Stanley, returned home
last evening from an extended visit
in Indianapolis. where she was the
guest of Doctor and Mrs. c. w. West
While there she was honor guest al
several social functions. Among these
events was an automobile party, the
guests going to Danville, ILL.,, from In
dianapolis.
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| PICNIC AND DANCE.
A number of young people from
town went to Jackson's park last ev
ening and enjoyed a picnic. Later
dancing furnished the amusement
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jameson, of Indianapo
lis, who are guests in this city. Those
participating in the event were Miss
Helen Jameson. Miss Louise Malsby
Miss Emerald Hasecoster. Miss Elaine
Jones, Miss Abbie Schaeffer. Miss
Ruth Friedgen, Miss Genevieve New
lin. Miss Helen Nicholson and Mis-
Bertha Taylor, Mr.. Roland Coate, Mr.
Huston Marlatt. Mr.. Robert Crane. Mr.
Everett McConaha. Mr.. Frank Wiss
Ter, Mr.. Grant Fry. Mr.. Charles Bull
Mr.. Emmett Bartel, of Chicago ant
Mr.. Arthur Curme.
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GUESTS HERE.
Mrs. Judge Dechant and son MI
Frederick Dechant Of Middletown. O.
are the guests of DIR. and Mrs. ]. M
Wampler at their home in North Sew
enth street.
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cOTERlE CLUB ENTERTAINED.
i Members of the Coterie club and in
vited guests went to the home o
Aaron Shute last evening. The part
took the interurban for 4 distance an
at a certain point was met by larg
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At Local Thedters
A. the Murray.

Tom Linton and his Cannibal Maids
are presenting a musical comedy this
week at Richmond's most popular
playhouse. The costuming is elegant
the scenery is appropriate. and there
is plenty of singing and dancing. Wag'
ner and Gray present Domestic Trou.
bles" and the title indicates the style
Of the sketch. Charlie Hasty, the or,
iginal "Hoosier Boy" is a character
ization that pleases every audience be
cause it is truly funny and the bes,
kind of comedy. Lola Milton as "Tha,
Girl" is hit without a question. The
motion picture is one OF the very lat
est and is a fine Aim.
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Chapman. formerly OF this city. who
addressed the students OF that insti-
tuition.
DR.. Chapman has completed Ar
rangements for great religious re-
viyal which will be held In Jerusalem
next March. A similar meeting VIII
also be held in Cairo. Egypt. Dr.
Chapman will be assisted In these
meetings by Charles NJ. Alexander.
the noted choir leader, Robert Hark-
ness, the Australian pianist. Ernest
w. Naftzger. gospel singer and num-
Der of prominent evangelists and solo
lists.
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hay wagon, which conveyed the party
to the Shute home. Between forty
and fifty persons were in attendance.
A feature Of the evening was the mu-
steal program including vocal and In
strumental numbers. Late in the ev-
ening ice cream and cake was served.
GUESTS HERE.
Mrs. John Campbell and son Eu-
gene, went to Richmond yesterday for
visit with friends.-Nev Castle
Times.
IS IN NEW CASTLE.
Miss Elsie Marshall is the guest of
Miss Ruth Barnard in New Castle.
Miss Barnard was a student in Earl
hame college last year.
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GUESTS AT DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austen Frazee. OF
Rushville, entertained recently at a
dinner party in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sipe. of Indianapolis. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mauzy
NEE Anna Ross) formerly of this city.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McMillin, Miss
Helen Campbell and Mr.. Walter Ha-
vens.
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RETURNED HOME.
Misses Marie Reece, Lena Fuller
Ella Owens, Mary Miller and Messrs
Pat Fitzmason. Pat Fuller and Will
Fuller returned to their homes in
Richmond today, after attending the
funeral of the late Mrs. Kate Clancy
New Castle Times.
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WILL COME SATURDAY.
Miss Ida Philips, of Chicago. viii
come tomorrow for a visit with Miss
Ada Ebenhack.
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TO VERNON.
| Mr.. Mart Burkhart and family o.
Seattle, Wash, who have been visit
ing his uncle NJ. H. Wolfer and othel
relatives and friends left yesterda.
for Vernon, Ind, where his parent!
reside. Mr.. Burkhart is former Rich
mond man. He has been quite sue
cessful in the northwest.
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GUESTS HERE.
Mrs. Emma Eva is entertaining
Mrs. Frank Bestel and daughter Mis-
Ethel Bestel of Knightstown.
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70 o,vg DANCE.

TO ave DANCE.
Miss 0wendolyn Foulke has issued
Invitations for q dancing party to be
given Wednesday evening, July TWEEN.
ty.ssventh ut her pretty home In South
Eighteenth street This promises to
Be one of tho most delightful social
events Of tho coming weeks schedule.
WILL LEAVE SOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Comstock and
little daughter, Miss Winifred will
leave soon for Omena. Mich. where
they will be entertained by Mrs. 8. 8.
Saxton, who has a cottage there. Mrs.
0axton has been In this city visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Hib-
berd. Miss Clara Comstock Is now
with Mrs. Saxton.
FROM MOTOR TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Aufder-
heide and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Temp
orly, have returned from q motor trip
70 ion.-Indianapolis News.
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INFORMAL TEA.
Mrs. J. Holt Livingston entertained
with an informal tea In honor OF sever.
al visiting guests.
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SOCIETY QUIET.
There Is little doing In the social
world this week as number OF per.
sons have gone to the various sum-
mer resorts. One woman said yester-
day that Il was indeed hard to enter.
tain visiting guests as 30 many people
have left the city. Several informal
picnics ard card parties however. with
q few surprise weddings have featur.
Cd the week.
LARGE BRIDGE PARTY.
A number OF the members went out
. the Country club yesterday to at.
tend the weekly bridge party. Mrs.
J. M. I.ontx, acted as hostess. There
we're guests present TO fiji seven Ia.
bles. Mrs. A. d. Gayle. Mrs. George
II. Dilks and Miss Marguerite Wilkie
of New York. were given the favors.
There were several out Of town guests
present.
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VISITING HERE.
Mrs. Parker and daughter Miss Let.
lie Parker. of Buffalo. New York. are
IN the city the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard More, at their home In South
Fourteenth street. The Parkers are
former residents Of this city. Their
many friends will be glad to meet
them again. They formerly resided In
South Eleventh street.
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WILL VISIT HERE.
The Muncie Press has the following
item Of interest here:
Miss Mary Luddington. will spend
che next two weeks visiting friends
IN Cambridge City and Richmond
Miss Luddiagton was at one time q
resident Of this city.
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ARE QUESTS HERE.
Mrs. Harry Bennett and son. Ray
mond. Of Michigan City are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Hall al
their home In South Thirteenth street
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or INTEREST HERE.
Mrs. Hugh Barcus of Indianapolis
arrived this afternoon to be the guest
Of Mrs. Louis Il. Endsley. Hugh Bar
Gus will arrive Friday to Join his wife
In . visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Endsley--
Lafayette Courier.
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ARRIVED TODAY. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Webb, of Mem
phis. Tenn. came this afternoon te
visit Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Thomas. al
their home In North c street. Before
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returning home they will visit Mrs.
webb's mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Saund-
ers of South Tenth street.
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attended DANCE.
Miss Nora Endsley who resides
south of the city was the guest OF
Miss Ethel Lockwood last evening and
today. Miss Endsley has just return
ed from Winchester, Ind, where she
attended a large dancing party.
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RETURNED TODAY.
Miss Marie Knowles of Indianapolis,
who has been the guest of Miss Ber-
tina Taylor at her home in South
Eighth street this week. returned to
her home today. A number Of inforW-
al social events were given for Mfss
Knowles, while here.
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HAS RETURNED.
Miss limo Eikenberry has returned
from Fountain City, Ind, where she
spent the past week the guest of Miss
Ethel Bennett.
CALLED TO DELPHI.
Mrs. l. v. Cause and Mrs. Martha
r. Dennis are In Delphi, Ind. having
been called by the death of a broth
er, Mr.. Joseph Snyder. Mr.. Snyder
Is a son Of Aaron Snyder and former
ly resided north of this city.
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IA oIlNhNsooe
Mrs. Will McVay went to Nashville
yesterday, for a weeks visit with her
mother.
WERE MARRIED.
Mr.. Clinton Keib Of Cambridge City
and Miss Gertrude Miller OF East Ger
mantown, were quietly married last
evening at the Grace Methodist par
sonage. by the Rev. Arthur Gates.
Their many friends extend congratula-
tons. They will reside in Cambridge
City.
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LAWN PARTY.
A number OF persons attended the
lawn party given last evening on the
Earlham college campus by the La.
dies Aid society Of the West Rich.
ening ice cream and cake was served
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TO LEAVE SOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Hill and
daughter Miss Helen will leave the
first of the week for Cand Lake, where
they will spend their vacation.
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A GUEST HERE.
Miss Esther Porter OF Hagerstown
Ind. IL the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j
NJ. Lontz. at her home in Westcott
Place.
| TO PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Ada Cause will leave about
the first Of August for Philadelphia
| where she will continue her studies
in Domestic Art work at Crexel Miss
Cause will not have a sewing class
this fall as heretofore.
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| DINNER PARTY. ST..
Miss Mable and Miss Stella Barber
entertained several guests to dinner
| last evening at their home in South
Thirteenth street. An Informal thin
BILE party was given in the evening
later the guests forming a slumbel
party. chaperoned by Miss Estell
This evening the hostesses will en-
tertain Mrs. Ewing's Sunday schoo
class of the First Methodist church
The party last evening was in hon
L
York.
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Madrid has the highest altitude Of
the great cities Of Europe. but Its
death rate is high, owing to its poor
sanitation.
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HONOR TO CHAPMAN
Famous Richmond Evangelist
Gets a Degree at Heidel-
berg University.
WILL GO TO JERUSALEM

At the annual commencement exer-
cises Of the Heidelberg University, the
degree OF Doctor Of Laws was con-
ferred upon the Rev. DR.. ]. Wilbur
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De GAY, SAYS MRS. sANcsrER.

Our besetting sin is to be too seri
Gus and set too high a value upon
sobriety." says Margaret E. Sangs.
ter in the Woman's Home Companion
for August. II hold brief for pure
fun. Laughter is wholesome; mirth
does more good than medicine. Not
merely when We are on a holiday, but
In mid-current of the daily round we
are better for an interlude Of
amusement. The person who was
born without sense Of humor IS
greatly to be pitied. No situation is
intolerable II one can see the fun in
II. When hear or see condemna-
ton OF girls gaiety. am forced 20
the conviction that the grave censor
never had girlhood worth the name
or else was born under baleful star.
lmmoderate giggling belongs to a
transient phase and should not be re-
proved when children are in their
early teens: rather 1t should be re-
joiced in, and their elders look back
In tender wistfulness on their own
days Of such thoughtless delight. Be
as frivolous as you please, dear maid
en- and matron, in the summer days
and be assured that in its place friv.
olity Is the sunshine. that dances
on the wave. Some Of the most por-
tentious people one meets, people
solemn and severe and given to
frowning. are fools underneath their
masks. Some of the lightest-hearted
gayest and most winsome in their ca
pacity for seeing fun and making it
are among the great and wise. II
one has no native sense of humor one
should endeavor by every legitimate
means to acquire It. An evening
spent at . play which from the ilrst
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TUMOR OF
YEARS
GROWTH
Removed by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound

Holly Springs, Miss "Words are
INADEQUATE for me to express what
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DINNER PARTY.
ALL DAY PICNIC.

A number Of persons formed an
all day picnic party yesterday in Glen
Miller park. Both dinner and supper
were served. In the party were Mrs.
O. v. Porter and daughter, Miss Mary
Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Heck and daughter
Miss Alice Heck, Mrs. John Ringhoff,
Miss Petronella Ringhcff. Mr.. Carl
Rinshoff. Rev. Father Mattingly. Mrs.
Carney, Miss Mary Carney, Miss Lu.
Gle Carney and Miss Mary Grady, of
Logansport.
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ARaixen TO-DAY.

MIR. and Mrs. d. H. Webb, of Mem.
phis. Tenn, came this afternoon to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Thomas. at
their home In North c street. Before
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GUESTS HERE.

| Mrs. Emma Eva is entertaining
Mrs. Frank Bestel and daughter Miss
Ethel Bestel of Knightstown.
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coTERlE CLUB ENTERTAINED.
Members of the Coterie club and in
vited guests went to the home OF
Aaron Shute last evening. The party
took the interurban for distance and
at a certain point was met by large
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-22

Mrs. Hugh Barcus Of Indianapolis,
arrived this afternoon to be the guest
Of Mrs. Louis Il. Endsley. Hugh Bar.
Gus will arrive Friday to Join his wife
In . visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Endsley-
Lafayette Courier.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-22

A number OF persons attended the
lawn party given last evening on the
Earlham college campus by the La
dies Aid society Of the West Rich
mond Friends church. During the ev
ening ice cream and cake was served
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-22

Miss Ada Cause will leave about
the first Of August for Philadelphia,
where she will continue her studies
in Domestic Art work at Crexel. Miss
Cause will not have a sewing class
this fall as heretofore.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-22

Mr.. Clinton Keib Of Cambridge City
and Miss Gertrude Miller OF East Ger
mantown. were quietly married last
evening at the Grace Methodist par
sonage. by the Rev. Arthur Gates.
Their many friends extend congratula-
tons. They will reside in Cambridge
City.
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Mrs. Judge Dechant and son MI
Frederick Dechant of Middletown. O.
are the guests of DIR. and Mrs. ]. M
Wampler at their home in North Sew
enth street.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
PRINTERS PROTEST
GETS APPROVAL
Free Placing of Firms
Names on Envelopes Will
Be Stopped.

The House Committee on POstOnices
and POstr0adS has decided 10 include
in the appropriation bill about 10 be
reported a provision prohibiting the
P0suOnice Department from furnishing
stamped envelopes containing tie names
and addresses Of the business houses to
which they are supplied
For a slight additional cost, IL has
been possible FOR business firms 10 OBJ
tain stamped envelopes from the de-
pa-tmeut which bore in the Icft-hand
corner the printed name and address
of the firm These envelopes were espe-
Cially in favor with banking firms. For
a number Of years various printers
unions through the country have been
protesting against the PostOffiCe De
partmenJs invasion Of the printing field
At the expiration Of the Government s
present contract with a Dayton Ohio,
printing firm, June 1. the POstOffiCe
Committee would have the practice dis
continued Hereafter the department
viii be allowed TO supply only the words
Return in - days To-.
The department has made little OF
TO profit on the printing # envelopes,
the practice having been employed main
y TOT the convenience Of the larger
houses VINO purchase envelopes in 1,0J3
lots
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
Deaths

Annie r Small. s. years. 1918 c street
southeast
Daniel Herbst. 50 years. 1115 Seventh
street northwest
Joseph II. Lawrence, . years, " street,
AnacOstia.
Laura V. Seller. s. years, so New Jer-
sey avenue northwest
Robert \. Sipe, 3 years, 20 N street
northwest.
Alexander Sharp, - years I. 5 Naval
Medical School Hospital
Eliza Warden. s. years, Government Hos
DItal for Insane
Frederick ". LeOnhArdt, p years, Go
Ninth street southwest.
Anna E Bensel, Sc years, SIS G street
northeast.
William H Yeatman. 50 years, 407
Eleventh street southeast
Alvernon Thomas, Sc years, $50 Harvard
street northwest
Alice HitchsOn. 20 years. 1926 Ninth
street northwest
Margaret Cleary. - years. Third and H
streets northeast
OrviTe. a. Henrie. 81 years, Casualty
Hospital
Harry a. Daneri. 10 months. rs Rhode
Islano avenue.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
MRS. NATION FREED
BY COURTS ORDER

Following the mandate Of the Court Of
Appeals. Judge MuIIowny in Police
Court this morning qusshed the infOr-
nation charging Carrie Nation with de-
stToying personal property in 1he ba-
room at the Union Station.
Aside from the interest aroused In tie
case by the fact that Mrs Nation as
connected with 1t, the opinion Of the
Court Of Appeals is important in that il
directs that hereafter all prosecutions
for the destruction OF movable property
shall be brought in the name of the
United States and not in the name Of
the District Of Columbia. as has been
the practice, and that where the value
Of the property is above 50, the prose
cution shall be by Indictment OF the
grand jury
Attorney Matthew O'Brien, who
represented Mrs. Nation, claims that
no further action can be taken
against his client on account of the
Union Station episode.
~She was found not guilty Of dis
orderly conduct growing out of the
same affair." he said and cannot be
put in jeopardy for the same act
twice Mrs Nation is now in South
Dakota. end vii he in Washingt~a
again in April
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
STEEL HOLDERS
RETURN TO WORK

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, FEB p
The Bethlehem Steel Company has
granted a number of asked-for conces-
slons 10 its steel moIders- and the so
men ia that depaI -neuI today went back
10 work, voting down a proposition to
remain out until the grievances Of the
other 200 men o., are settled The
other strikers nope for a speedy set
I.ement, but this is unlikely T they per
slSJ IN their declaration that the com
paHE must recognize the unions.
To was officially stated by the com
panE today that II the men will return
10 work the company VIII take up at
once Tor settlement any questions in dis
pIte- The company viii not treat with
the officials of the union
II D. likely the strike VIII not be
settled soon The company claims II
has deferred filling the places of The
strikers because It prefers 10 continue its
old men IN their positions Il they do
not return TO work by the mode Of next
week say the officials. their PAGES viii
ne filled
RepTesentativeS OF the men stated 10.
cay that the wOr- Of UnIOuiziu- the
plant is proceeding rapidly and that
they VIII soon be IN a position TO tie the
works Up completely.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12

a nihilist II is the only way. I will
send a servant from the house, with a
message which VIII bring two or three
q the leaders here, and you shall take
She started to her feet again, reach
ing toward the beIlCOTd. and I had TO
spring after her, and seize her arm in
order 10 restrain the act she was about
10 commit
NO, lara" I said. and forced her
gently back to the couch. compelling
Gown beside her. and putting my arm
around her No, cara, not that
cannot take the oath II is utterly i'm
possible II IS much more impossible
now than II was before
WHY she asked, in surprise.
Because / love you, dear
An she said smiling, AS IL that
were not greater reason for your
taking il, instead Of denying it
No, Zara.' I said asain- Il can
not take the cath Of nihilism- 1 have
already taken an oath which thorough
~ obVlates such a possibility"
Another oath, Dubravnik-"
To whom?'
oh" she exclaimed. and she shud-
oeIed- Il had forgotten that you were
" the service Of his majesty I thought
that she drew away from me at that.
OUT me motion was so slight as 20 be al
most ir1perCeDJibIe- Il had forgotten
an thaI about lou, Dubra Wink" Again
tl-tie Vas 2 SuuQQeT- now more visible
tnan before You are under oath 10
the Gar, to the man who. because he
permits so many wrongs 70 happen 7
have learned to hate" She straight
ened her body And Dubravnick, I can
hate quite as fOrcibly as I can love-
u do not doubt it," I said.
You must take the oath. You must
lake II You shall repudiate that other
one 70 the Car.
1t cannot be, cara"
1t must be- II shall be-
NO, said, and there was such
calm hnality. such fOrcible emphasis
IN the nonOsyIlabie I used that she
drew stiI farther away from me. shud-
deTlng aEain as she did So and I saw
her face grow colder in its EXPRESSION.
although I did not believe that al v-as
caused by any change in her attitude
toward me
Can nothing move YOU DubravufIz2
Can noLhiIlE change YOU from this p1r-
pose OF yours? Must YOU. because YOU
nave gwen your word 20 a tyrant. re-
main loyal 20 him. Must Won. in spfte
of the great love you have for me. re-
man true % him who is my eneuva''
must. ioT your sake as well as for
nine