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tho little warm body lay heavy 10 NJ
arms. Slowly Orcst-erand unbailde9
the house Of red embers. and coming
over tooh the little sleeper into IN
arms. rocked and croonsd end hug9sa
and God-blsssed him. And vssh
grsndmother's kisses on the wee fsse
that never were still save IN slumbes.
and Grandfather's proud loot into the
unwilling face following after. bore
him away to his crib: % loved. -
lovedl
rs Triamus tumr''
wakened with the wosds hssak.
ing the crystal OF my dreams and kise-
Ing themselves against my lips ~
. lat white body embracing my heed.
Yes. SIR" : managed 10 ~ through
the stransling arms Of him. Happy
Christmas. Bob-for-6hort!-
Happy Christmas. Bob.for. shoeti"
echoed from the doorway: and Hap
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eoough. Then she turned and silently
~ the way 10 the stairs.
At the door OF our guests room
which we passed before reaching our
own suite. my wife stopped.
Good night, wilfred," she SAID.
Agatha. DEAR" to the girl. and taking
her hand. you must let me spend the
rest OF the night with you" And ~
stumbled on to my own room couldn't
help thinking that II anything In tho
world could comfort her. n conscla-
ton was TO be found. Agatha Sixth
would find II In those dear arms.
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otners should Join me, I'm afraid he's
gone and done II now! He's made a
oaiiy mess OF II this time. as sure as
Eggs! Ana yet even In spite OF ap-
pearances' secretly ! hoped. II Agatha
sixth were really as dahy about him
as my wife had seemed to think
but the entrance OF both the young
persons my thoughts had Just named
interrupted my meditations and rose
rs they seated themselves and with
an amazing calm began common
place niue chatter about unimportant
'n'nss' just as y nothing had happened
AZ All NOT ala the appearance OF
Agatha First and Terhune one after
the otner 1t all disturb their beautiful
serenity.
stranSe 10 say. Terhnne gave no
evidence OF any inward disQuiet or
cause Tor alarm, He showed not the
iaintest symptoms OF guilty con.
science. but laughed and chatted with
s sus 'oe'~os' sao
nv -" 'o n'' p.,"'"'en. a'o.aanes
-. s u win As"'n" rH. :
' .n ',. en .o"',neeu :" sp'e
~. . " "y Wv" sses .ns'
s 49, ~. ."s ua'.or sna oo .a'
. aa .,.'s is.son ~ 'n'nH
49,. W" a"u ,noee.' ssn
s, ." ueP, ~ 'o,u "h nss,n~
STU s"c Hn" sA'n oh'y. as
49, o"u Asa."a ln nasIns
~ u.' , .SerV,ns .'oh
'no p.'" " '.ys. po'n on'y Oh MS
.oe s"u "s' 'r na''e.y.
' ...', "o"e,e.. ."". NC
.o ~ .os' VI n.sa"ay WIN M,ss
.,,, viz '"e' M aa.anc'. WIN
uns 'o"I. ~ rue, out =
,rors nnvis,d,ny .nd ,hs ,ons =, h.r
u,,. ~h,,. r.nsv ~. w.. go. n,,,.
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,ror. sord,., hsrsa,, .ns ! n,,,.a ~.
~, ola nov =. : ..- a, asn....,a.
,hs, : co,,,g a,mo., nave .warn w..
NM, .,d n.w,,dar.d .rnw,n. 49,, NJ.
s..s " NV" W"
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would not stay buttoned. Il required
much time and he sat down on the
step and With Ill HE ten fat. wes an.
esss laborsd. Thea. "Das . doodle
boy hs objurgated himself = ~
resumed biz climb of the stairs. The
bsttos buttonsd: "Das Z dasyin' yittis
gaatlssnani"
He sAeek he knoe. wsissS. yuk.
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and perhaps II wasn't quite fair Of
Dearest to side 90 entirely with the
latter OF course Il was true. a. Dear.
est had explained to me often enough.
that Agatha Sixth had cared for him
months before Agatha First had ever
thought OF such = thing. and suppose
had therefore . sort 81 hrst claim up
on him. And OF course tho point
that she should have seen how things
were from the beginning and not a.
lowed herself TO get Interested. was
5000, though didn't argue with them,
tnat she had deliberately tried to
Miehate Ternune rom MS acknowl'
eosed preference for Agatha sixth.
me girl had never seemed to me TO
aware OF sucn ststs OF things m
rcv,,d IN r.-n,, 49, ,s,.. ,...
ana had .iv.v. .or. .nc,,. -. h,,.s
meas with N. Al, ~ . .ss..-,,s..
or as n nor nina v.,. =, c,h.r ,h,n..
However, whether that was true or
not. | must confess I made rather a
mess Of my efforts to converse with
her and frankly abandoned them for
a. at,..-.. A.. -. - a.. =. A..
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wv. our baby had never
encountered . locked
door. The lovesome
pit-pat Of bis busy feet
was herald at whose
coming every door IN
tho house swung open
and over thresholds be
went into assured vel.
comes.
But ws we're plsn.
ming . tree. And the
library door was locked.
He paused In his -.
cent Of the staiFs 10
hutt0n IN n bntton that
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NJ @aA esevee o,soeA \ ktt4eN,
py Christmas. Bobfor-Shorti" hoatse
In nom beyond the east and vsss
shoulders Of great-grand.
He shouted. He danced. Never -
fore had he been met BY al the nm
iiy At crib-side. He jissed oil over tec
bed. trtckling b'arneymsnte -
daughters at the three gfay nsess -
waggled In unconscious tune 70 -
prancings OF him.
Then. al his yellow body apaat VITA
haste. Nicodsmus hustled his Int ssie
up the stairs into The I'm - vas
missing. and IN ass vass. AaAy -
hsf h'se"ss'
And Win . hsppy
yea. nisthsr boo-sse-eeoe~ - -
. cray Kitten @ inc so
We we're all very stu. q . shpeea
from the bed ana appFoecnec -
ten. He had never owned 9 s 49,
eyed y IN raptsred s'isncs'
said the kitten.
Into his cheeks the red csimsoael
"Oh!" he gaspsd: wa yoe tAsl. WY:
peass wsd you TAM. Ana sss vssses
hef taii sno sScueu ~
his fest and caJo'ed n'm, -
gathered net INTO nss n'snt ~
the white fas oefe ,ses e. VI 49,.
treasure. she bross nso w. 49,.
purrinss. And N'codsmes s.'.ss =.
fell into helpless yes.ow 49,
protest. when the tray NUS - ss's
to hts nose foe IT,.
And 20 oil dawdsed sn.' nssys
bell rang third summons % D
He went up the stasfs a'oe
Nicodemua. Thsn Orsestfaae. ~
!. And then the rest OF me- esoesn
He stopped 1t the door.
.Open the door. sir,. said sraadfk
the,.
..rvr m muvver.. he said. rseeh.
n. h.ra srso nv hand.
q. =. .e.,,.1 ov.e ~ thr,ahoIA
.ss
s..s...s -. 49,.
no sS,~ . 49,. 4. ~
"sns es. =. s.,.'h....ssS
centsr o. me room -. ."H-s
young cedaS w. sss'
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'.urelars nothins!" I answered.
IT'S one Of the dogs. I say. Besides.
u 4 wSfe . burglar that's all the
mere reason why you should 20 backi"
"And leave you to be killed oil
alonss Never!"
oometimea. admit II with . sort OF
fond regret, my wife 10 unreasonable.
1T wouldn't help any n you were
killed. tool" ! told her. BESIDES.
you'll catch cold. IT'S chilly down
here. and I want you 10 90 back
She caught the tone Of authority In
my voice. q tone I seldom use toward
her. and fell 10 pleading with me.
% Freddy. cant ! stay" she
begged. IT'S 10 exciting! See! i've
brought you . pistol and here's m UNI.
brella for met" She came close up 70
me - she spoke and the CLEAN II
starlight from I've hall windows fell
upoa her supplicating face and the
old blundsrbuss she had taken down
from some wall and carried 10 her
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Two tat palma nmote n vrathfuliy
Open" he commanded, -pe...
open dis door"
Nobody answered.
Poor yitt,e how n. whees,ea ~
keyhole; "sere ainy no,,oav ,ove.
fm."
Nicodcmus y.ppea ana u.s. Faint.
1t desertion when . ao~ h,rI.d o,,,.
side. Favned bsck ana ucl.a N.
fingers where bread ana honey s,ow.
fingered sat nm ana v.xed - .0.h,.
paw at him.
He sat down IN The aoo, and cath.
cred his yellow dor ir,o h,s r,,s ,r..
and hussed
Gent Nitodemu. an. rv...,- =.
said
"' w '"e nah
YOU Deen pad boy. dreat-dran!"
o" sa'd' II you all shutted outr'
Great-grand sighed
Seems like this horse Just viii run
away" In doleful tone. and rye got .
bone In my foot and ] can't run after
MIN
In wink ne was after the rampant
steed' captured and mounted. rode
iordily hither and yon. and when
~ last ne came back from the breath
,ess miles We nad slipped down the
osc. way sna ~ stairfoot waited.
snsy, win disnity. ne d'smounted.
put M .e"su IN stai'' came BACK to
stair-nead. ana. legs astride and head
tnIo~n oscA' surveyed US from the
neisnts OF remembered injury. Be
sue Nun, perky. tongue io'iing out.
Nicodemus squatted.
Long legs gathered to his chin.
s1es'sr.nd ranged nimseif on the top
STEP a"d ts'na'ed.
ies' shs, quoth sreat-srand;
sn"''ed US al out!
W! psoy NODDED connrmation and
N'codemus yewned In our faces.
mys Nitodemus an mys dreat.
dram ne SAID. An mys dreat-dran
70 dot . oone In MS FOOT an J needed
70 Aiss mys muvver.
But for three long days the library
ddoor remained locked.
And regularly. after each mornings
breakfast. he mounted the stairs and
tried the knob and cogitated TO Nico-
demus. and poked broom straws under
the door.
Christmas eve We sat about a great
open Are. Great-grand loved 10 dig
and delve In the red-charred logs and
imprison the swarms Of rosy bees.
Fascinated, ! would watch the swirl.
ing upiled sparks. wondering what
phantasms Of youth he saw all.besuti-
ful In them. what faces went psst In
that rosy mirage that his own should
wear 20 tender an answering look
Into eyes he alone was seeing. Some
times our baby would come 10 stand
between his knees. head leaned
against his shoulder. and from within
the encircling arms watch. Sometimes
be would strsddie one old knee and
snug his head under the down leaning
Old chin, gold hair and white hair com.
mingled, and hand over the old hand.
help the poker that prodded and piled
the embers And the vide eve. seemed
10 be seeing with the old mans >lxion.
ing. 20 united he would at.
Christmss eve We sat about The
great omen fireplace. eet-srand .ort.
Cd ana piled His red.chsrred Ior..
Granddaughter vas watching. los, n
id,eness. Grand father haa roce Aovr
cellar for apples ana IN INV Ian nv
b.bv vas telling me .ecret. w.
listened beyond the s,n.,n,. NJ m.
flames: beyond the delicate soft sins.
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APARTMENTS
Calumet ID and T. Cap. 5r.b---...-...-.ss $50
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y Following schedule h5-u-es published
c,-Iy as information and 1oc guars1teed-
Atlanta BirsninEhaul- Mobile New
r,-1se-s AsheviIle. see g. M and los D ID
Ss;ry- 600 O. r.. daily FOR ChattanOoSa an
STr-1-,s7is Dining cars
- Roanoke. Knoxville, ChattauO0Cs.
r,5-(-f7rnsrr New Orleans. 1910 = ~ daily
- Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga. Mem
80 nashville. 40 a m daily sleeping
- o-,er after 10 p M Din-ns cars
- - fTsrsrlotte Spartauburg. Atlanta. Anufs-
= rsf-r1fr-hau. 4-15 p m daily. Dining
al -----5s- cars for California Monday. Wed
- thursday Friday. Saturday. SO
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f, $3.50 Savannah. Jacissonville- and For
ia points $50 p In, e.-i-y- INNS cars
- ?. n and 40 p m week days l5-
- IN a daily and fog Char
LaslNl-..I7 7.-6 a. I'd. and $50 .. IT. Caur-
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IOi week lays Frequent trains 70 an
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SMITH. Attorneys
~ THE SUPREME COURT OF. TFTE. DIS
TRICE or COLUMBIA Holding District
Court In Re The widening Of First streeT
northeast. in the District o. Columbia Dis
Jrict Court No 90 Notice s hereby given
that the Commissioners Of the BIst-5Ct ~
Columbia. pursuant TO the provisions OF an
Act OF Congress. approved June IL 1910 en-
titled An Act agthoriziuz the WIDENING m
First street northeast. n the Dist rcf ~ -
lurabia.' have fled a PETITION = - -
praying the condemnation Of the land rl-ea=-
sary Tor the widening c. First street north
east. along -he eastern boundaries O. squares
bred and sevenJy-siZ- and six br--
Gred and seve-ty-seven, to width
sioner. District O. Columofa- and as Shown =,
plat fled with said petition as part there
u. and pray ING also that q J--y OF FIVE 5u-
6icious. disinteresteG Ela1. who shall - F---a
holders within the District OF C5iu1u5f. rot
related to any person lnte1es-cs in the
ployment OF the District c. Columbia o. %
United States Marshal for she T.izr-i~- -
Columbia. TO assess the dauaEes each ov-rer
OF the land 20 be taken may sustain lsy reason
Of the widening OF tGe aforesaid First street
northeast and ne concers-nation o. the land
necessary for the purposes thereof ana -
assess as benefits resulting therefr0u the en-
tire amount OF ald GaTIlageS. plus the cost
Of this proceeding Cpo1 the land ab,-rrfr77
slpon the said First street northeast. to l.
widened- and also upon al Other pieces or
parcels OF land which the jury NAV ma ,,-ffr
= benefited by The said widening O. ~. -
F7-st street northeast- IS provided rr~ -
the aforesaid ACT o. CoEgreSs- Il is bv t7.a
court this aCth day OF November A n r<-6
Ordered that all persons having any fnfa~lss
IN these proceedings be and they are Ts--sl--
,z-a-ue5 and commanded to appear IN ~
court on or before the 5Jh day OF January
A d 1911. at ten O'Clock a m and co.,
riuue in attendance until the court SHAH 49,
made its final order ra-ifving and 0rf-,--
iue the award OF damages and assessments -.f
BENEFITS cf the jury 70 b. erlpanefaI a-T
sworn herein and Il IS further C-5cr-E fi7s+
: COW Of this notice ana order snail - r,-,f.
7fs1sd once IN the Washington Law Fsero--s-
~ en- six secular DAYS II che wash. ne--o-
star The Washington Tines The Nash5sfzfol
Post newspapers published III said Ufzfr5.r
commencing at least twenty DAYS before 49,
sid 5th day OF JaEuaTE. A. D. 1911 Il il
f7-Trba- ordered that copy cf this no-f-a
L. served BY the United states Marshal o.
his deputies. upon such owners O. the land
- be condemned herein NAV De fond
~ +ae said Marshal. or his deputies uvithf1
The District Of colombia and upon such ten
ants and occupants Of TEe sane before the
said 5th day of Jauuary. A. ID. ISL Bv rre
court ia EFsE Il GA Pa Ugh CHIEF r.r=-
4fce (SeaD- a true copy Test
YOUNG. Clerk By Z. Z. CUNNINGHAM
Assistant Clerk
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DRESS SUITS.

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire 81 T PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 1905 tn 81 " ".
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Unfurnisbed
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ESTABLISHED 1876
14th AT NEW YORK AVE.

HEATED APARTMENTS
THE NEWPORT" 2164 FLA AVE
rooms and %, $3.50
rooms and bath 80. $3.50. $500
THE LA CARONA," 425 " ST. NV,
rooms and bath-------------------sz 50. $3.50
THE SUFFOLK" 1867 IRVING ST
rooms and oath.--.-.-.......--.... 81 %
THE ALLENHURST,v 1906 COL RID
. rooms and $500 $3.50. $3.50
THE KENYON" 1872 KENYON ST.
rooms and bath----------------.-- 30
THE LANIER," 174s LANIER PL.
rooms and %
THE MANSFIELD" 1870 NJ ST. NV.
rooms and bath.------.-----------s30 %. $3.50
THE BABCOCK," 262O 18TH ST.
3 rooms and bath------------------.---- 5000
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rooms and bath---..-..----.....----- 5000
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OFFICE ROOMS.
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In our new o<'iee building, 1911 H 81
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MODEL MAEISG. lCgs 10Th s.. y vv-Fu--
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LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

every CLleE E1t4r on me O1l FzouE--
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NEW YORK TERMINALS LIBERTY 81
AND " I'D STREET
200 L u---Diner. Pullman Parlor Car
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WORKlNGMAN'S WANTS

/ WORKTNG8fEsN-Y know -hz- Christmas
{ and santa Claus are welcome az y-osr
( house. lots OF cash TO be SPENT save a Tor
3 for the rent on tailored Slightly used suit
Z OF Overc0at- s. 10 Sl5- one price justin
OLD STAND. 6Ie y.
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80 kRC.O SPECIAL solid train u 81
Gil N--s.t Pullman slecpers O. ChicaE1.
LOUIS - az important stations Pullman
STOPS .1--inrnent and C.. & o. dining ear
10 D n. dsily-F- r Y LIMITED. 70
IA 80 Southwest and Northwest PGIl-
the $3.50 10 Virginia He springs CIuriu-
mn ~ mo Louisville, Cinclrrati Sleeper opel
70 occupancy lo 2 Ie- q e . @-i3lng car
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$4,000 PURSE FOR
COMMANDER PEARY

. NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-An- .
q nouncemnt was made yester- .
. day of a national testimon- .
= ial" to Commander Robert T.. =
. Peary to be held at the Metro .
. politan opera house on the =
. evening of February s. Gov .
= ernor Hughes will preside. A .
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. the journey have been invited =
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. The expenses of the affair =
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tleman, so l may say that, now.
am no longer woman. / am but sac
rifice.
Opportunity must exist, open
and free for all the world" she
went on, not looking at me more
than | could not at her Il have set
my life to prove this thing. When
| came here to this America-Out of
pique. out of a love of adventure,
out of sheer daring and exultation
in imposture-then l saw why l
was born, for what purpose! 1t was
to do such work as might to prove
the theory of my father. and to JUS
tify the life of my mother. For that
thing l was born. For that thing l
have been damned on this earth;
1 may be damned in the life to
come, unless can make some great
atonement. For these suffer and
shall always suffer. But what of
that? There must always be a sac
rifice."
The unspeakable tragedy of her
voice cut to my soul. "But listen!"
| broke out. you are young. You
are free. All the world Is before
you. You can have anything you
like"
"Ah, do not talk to me of that"
she exclaimed imperiously. "Do not
tempt me to attempt the deceit OF
myself! I made myself as am,
long ago. I did not love. I did not
know it. AS to marriage, I did not
heed it. 1t had abundant means
without l was in the upper ranks
of society. was there; I was clas-
sified; lived with them. But al
ways had my purposes, my plans.
For them | paid, paid, as woman
must, with-what woman has.
But now, I am far ahead of my
story Let me bring it on. / went
to Paris. | have sown some seeds
of venom. some seeds of revolution,
in one place or another in Europe
in my time. All, it works; it will
go! Here and there work was to be
done which I disliked: but I did it..
Misguided, .uncared for, mishandled
as I had been-well, as I said,
went to Paris.
"Ah. sir, will you not. too leave
the ROOM and let me tell on this
story to myself, to my own soul?
Ii is filter for my confessor than
for you"
'Let me. then, be your con-
fessor," said l. Forget! Forget!
You have not been this which you
say. Do I not know?"
(TO be continued.)