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7 he;
OF
SYNOPSIS.
E y
Booth

CHAPTER An American artist
and his English friend, George Ward,
also an artist, see i'm an auto in Paris
Tsrrabee Hartman, a. dissolute Ameri-
can husband of a beautiful young
woman. Hartman is accompanied by
Mariana Mursiana, a music hall dan
cer of doubtful reputation. II-Har-
mans auto upsets, and he receives a
fractured skull, but he lives. The
dancers leg is broken. Two years
mass. The American artist goes to
stay at an inn in Normandy, the Three
pigeons, where he learns of the pres
ence of a Nine. d'Armand at neigh
boring house owned by his friends,
the Wards. The celebrated Professor
Keredec, with a peculiar patient, a
Young man with gray hair, arrives at
the inn. III-The artist finds Kere-
dec spying on him. The professors
patient, Oliver Saffren, pursues Nine.
d'Armand to make her acquaintance.
". V, vi and VIA strange young
man appears in the neighborhood.
Keredec explains something about SAT-
fren, who talks with Nine. d'Armand.
Guests arrive at the Ward home, and
the American artist goes to dine there
at Miss Elizabeth Wards invitation.
Nine. d'Armand talks with him about
S9ffren.
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A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE

To be really valuable must show equally good
results from each member of the family using it.
Foley's Honey and Tar does just this. Whether
for children or grown persons Foley's Honey and
Tar is best and safest for all coughs and colds For
sale by Shaw Drug Co.
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clearer sight it turned and disappeared
into the shadows of the orderly grove
where | had stood one day to watch
Louise Hartman ascend the slopes of
Quesnay.
But | told myself sensibly that
more than one man on the coast of
Normandy might be wearing white
hannels that evening and, turning to
my companion. found that she had
moved some steps away from. me and
was gazing eastward to the sea.
concluded that she had not seen the
figure.
The round moon was white and at
its smallest. high overhead. when at
midnight stepped out of the phaeton
i'm which Miss Elizabeth sent me back
to Nine. Brossard's.
When my lamp was eXtinguished !
set my door ajar. moved my bed out
from the wall to catch whatever breeze
might stir. composed myself for the
night" as it used to be written, and
lay looking out upon the quiet garden.
where thin white haze was rising.
Just as had begun to browse the
gallery steps creaked and the noble
form of Keredec emerged upon my
field of vision. From the absence Of
the sound Of footsteps ! supposed him
to be either barefooted or in his stock.
sags. His visible costume consisted Of
a. sleeping jacket tucked into a pair
Of trousers. while his tousled hair and
beard and generally tossed and rum.
pied look were those Of man who
had been lying down temporarily
heard him sigh-like one signing
fer sleep-as he went noiselessly across
The garden and out through the arch
way ~ the road. At that 7 sat straight
up ~ bed to stare, and well might,
for here was miracle! He had lifted
his arms above his head to stretch
himself comfortably, and he walked
upright and at ease. whereas when I
had last seen him the night before he
had been able TO do little more than
crawl. bent far over and leaning pain
fully upon his friend. Never man be-
held more astonishing recovery from
q bad case or Rheumatism.
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WOmRnly Wisdom.

Gather and burn the rubbish.
Gently to hear; kindly to judge.
When a mouse gets into the home
of a Turk it must have a harem
scare'em look.
unfinished garments is great con-
venience in sewing-room.
When powdered sugar gets hard,
run it through the food chopper.
This is an easier way Of breaking up
the Jumps than using rolling-pin.
In a department store a man is apt
to buy the first article shown to him
a woman the last; but it takes her a
long time to decide which shall be
the last.
To thicken gravies for pot roasts
or stews, put a piece of brown bread
in with the meat. When you so to
make the gravy rub it UP for the
thfckening.
Be careful not to fill the kerosene
lamp too full. The oil may be drawn
up over the top and get on fire and
make you trouble,-maybe set the
house on fire.
Never leave a trunk lid raised
when there are children about. They
are naturally inclined to investigate
things, and leaning against the trunk
to look in may bring the lid down
upon them with serious consequent
ceS.
Comfort in a cold country house
can be gotten from small log OF
hard wood which is slowly heated
for some hours in the cook-stove
oven and then slipped into bag of
heavy cotton flannel. 1t has q very
pleasant fragrance that is hardly
matched by the customary rubber. hot
water bag.
Those who intend to dry sweet corn
will find the following device help
Take a piece of planed inch board,
about six inches square; drive six
penny or eightpenny nail through
center and set In pan; force cooked
cob down on nail, which holds ear In
place while being shaved.
L knew a man who thought his
wife ought to look his clothes over
every night to see If the buttons were
all right and no holes in the pockets.
And yet, never heard that he sat up
nights thinking Of little things he
might do to make his wife happier.
Lots OF 'em he might or thought OIL !
Brethren, let's be ready to give as
well as take.
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walt" She leaned forward. lie
said he must know if he had Offend
ed me-
You told him
Il told him Nor" And it seemed to
me that her voice. which up to this
point had been low. but very steady,
shook upon the monosyllable. HE
walked with me little way-perhaps
it was longer
Trust me that it sha'n't happen
again. 4 exclaimed. 'I'll see that
Keredec knows of this at once. He
will"-
mo, no." she interrupted quickly.
'That is just what l want you not to
do. Will you promise me-"
''I'll promise anything you ask me.
But didn't he brighten you?
"He didn't brighten me-not as you
mean. He was very quiet and She
broke off unexpectedly with a little
plying cry and turned to me, lifting
both hands appealingly, "And, oh,
doesn't he make one sorry for himp'
That was just it. She had gone
straight to the heart of his mystery;
his strangeness was the strange pathoS
that invested him; the ''singularity" Of
that other monsieur was solved for
me at last.
When she had spoken she rose. ad-
vanced step and stood looking out
over the valley again. her skirts press
ing the balustrade One of the mo-
ments I'm my life when | have wished
to be figure painter came then as she
raised her arms, the sleeves, of some
filmy texture, falling back from them
with the gesture, and clasped her hands
lightly behind her neck. the graceful
angle Of her chin uplifted to the full
rain of moonshine.
She stood i'm profile to me. There
were some jasmine flowers at her
breast. i c0Wld see them rise and fall
with more than deep breathing.
III haven't had my life. It's goneT
IL was almost as lie heard his voice
close at hand with all the passion of
regret and protest that rang i'm the
words when they broke from him I'm
the forest. And by some miraculous
conjecture within the moment i SEEM
ed not only to hear his voice. but actu-
ally to see him. figure dressed In
white. far below us and small with the
distance, standing out i'm the moonlight
I'm the middle of the tree bordered ave-
nue. leading to the chateau gates.
1 rose and leaned over the railing.
There was no doubt about the reality
OF the figure i'm white, though it was
too far away to be identified with GER
tainty, and as / rubbed my eyes for
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wait" She leaned forward. HE
said he must know if he had offend
ed me-"
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clearer sight it turned and disappeared
into the shadows of the orderly grove
where | had stood one day to watch
Louise Hartman ascend the slopes of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
How Old People
May Prolong
Their Lives

AT advanced age the organs act
more slowly than in youth. Circu-
lation becomes poor, blood thin and
watery, appetite fitful, and diges-
ton weak. This condition leaves
the system open to disease such as
Coughs, Colds, Grippe, Pneumo-
MIA, Rheumatism, etc.
VINOL is the greatest health
creator and body builder we know
of for old people, as it supplies
the very elements needed to re-
build wasting tissue and replace
weakness with strength.
HERE is THE PROOF
A. case is recorded in Albany, N. Y. of
a woman who felt she was brealinp.
down by age and was doomed to the
weak and feeble condition of old people.
q She had no strength and the slightest ex-
ertiOn tired her, but VINOL made her
well and strong, and she states that she
feels ten years younger than she did be-
fore taking VINOL.
We ask every aged person in
this neighborhood to try a bottle
Of VINOL with the understanding
that we will return their money If it
does not prove beneficial.
Shaw Drug Co., Agents, West
Nd.
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w.
QUESNAY
I Harrington

Copyright 1905, ny the Mcclure Company
A Copyright 1907 1908. by the Ridsuay COMPANY
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CHAPTER VII.

~R R RS. HARTMAN" I said as
~ she took the chair vacated
M by the eltin young lady.
eE A1D ..N-nI1 rnln1nr1nho my 1rnnd-
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ROLGIANO'S FALL BULB

Our beautifully illustrated "A page
Fall Flower Catalogue will be cheer
fully sent you, il you drop US postal
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District Realty Transfers

9 streets-Robert H Mcneil ct TX &c
fredeTieS l. Vogt, lots = 10 IS square
ue0 X street southeast-vgiIiiam S. Quigisy
SO
% North Carolina avenue southeast-FTans
Arouckie ct uE- to JUnette Blackstone. lci
- square sf3. $40.
street southeast, between Twelfth and
ThirtcentI strects-Aryhur T. F5rice ct al,
ULEteeS. 20 Thomas Y Hammond lots 1G
and 1o6, square fo35, 81 500
squares s1f- 9l9. 81, s7f, So. and SEA ugusta
Au et al 10 carl h Au. part original loi
4 square e-f. lot u square SIS. lot IS.
square Si55 original lot =, square 9ef; par
Tot 8, square s2f. part original lots and
square s5fi lot So square SGI- part 0rigiEa
lot 2 square 5f2- SO
squares So ges. S23 $40. So. and 910-AugCg-
u Au et a. % william r Az. lots % and
- square es5s lot 81. square So. part io.
- square szSs lot So. square SO; l3t 81
square So lot 5, square g1t- part original
Jog ?. square go; part original lot l.. square
s28. part lots j.. e. and i. square g. $40
lte3 and 1854 Thirteenth strv-t southeast
Katherine = FalcOner 10 Byron Il and
Tille A. Baxter. lots IS and So squars
1923, So
Third street ssutheas,. near Virginia ave
uue-5ohu JrgUhaTt % tx 20 IlgmZE J
and John Z. Lane. ior g. square e5s $40
Seventh street and Pennsy Irania avenue
sourheast-Tilliam O. Miller 20 John 7.
Miller. lots 81 20 g.. square SO. SO
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VIZ. Charles s. a. EIizabcch 81 Emory.
lot 6. square -7f6. SIC.
Twlning City-FIenry Y. Bergman q al. tr1s-
teea. 10 Hermann Fischer. lot -. block ..
yzf25
shadvside-sufcIlne X Widlup et TX. 20 Zen
8 FaroTlte- lot q square go So Henry
g MoEcr "a Tx. 90 SutCiiffe X ffld1up, To-
q square 297o $40
Richmond Parlr-NorthWest washington I'm
pr9veusent Company O. Annie EIenncr. lot
3 square 1l61. SO.
Congress HelGhts-Henry O. Ion guecizer 81
AK TO Charles 4. Johnson lot o.. block
8 SIC
z3IizhtVCod PaFl-C'harlcs Butt e- TX 20 I'd
ward McAleer- iot %. block 30. SO
Iabor1a Park-Jesse II Van Alstyne %
Frank =. Hunt. lot s. block = SO
Argyle parl-EduVln p lFardeu e. uX- q
Earl +. Hopkins. lots u and Is square
ssli. SO Earl y. Hopkins e ux. 20 clara
4 12Toen- same uT1 perry SO
Be~eris -syoney T. MarzhsH 80 william =
bicou1er. Jog 10 square 5Ief. so
Wocerisee- Sarah = pau - v.r. Charles -
20 Herman Harters. I1t Is. hlOck S. GiV
Thomas =. Pau e. uX- % Sarah ?. Pau,
same property. $40.
Chevy Chaee-Fuitcn r Gordon e. uz- 20
Aary = Coslan. Dot - square l-s9, f1ls5- s.
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Northeast

52s Fourth street northeast-Anaa u Ban
Ter 70 Gustave ". BIahier, lot -, s9ga le
rs SO. Gustav " Brahler conveys same
property TO Anna BraEShrs sib-
1Taesa ct15setts avenue between SlZ-n az
seventh streets-Ida NJ Lewis % Floyd ?
Davis lot 80 and part 10y ;, $500 -, -, -
-r- eTrssachsfeatts avenue northeast aro-l71e
Hale 70 Hul5ah Smith, lot 80 square ~
ia 70 1s1s Maryland avenue no-theast-
Henry Evans e. ux 10 Joseph a CASSIDY
lots 4. Is. and ., square 1893. slpo-
Fsfftesoth streets-HaTTy E Richmond e
ux % Kennedy Brothers, lot "a square
e4v,S' street northeast. between D and z
sect s-Kennedy Brothers 10 Harry =. ana
Jennie A Richmond. lot l0'- square - &c
E street northeast, between skin aL-a Sst-
enth strect-Fred A Midway et ux- 70
Richard E and Emma Jordan lot Z. square
49,. s--,tf, street northeast, between B and
g streets-3fichsel I Weller ct uT . At
ruand Offut original lot p, square 1888 sic
E7or7r- es7tr street and Aues place northeast
7 Howard Hixs0n TO May . E@a41Ls-- %
e SQUARE 1856, $40 4 Frederick liza l-sl
CONVEYS same property 60 !. Howard E4iX-
~ ~ street northeast-JameS P DJIrity 20
julius Under. lot 247- square 1904 SO
Is Eighth street northeast--VViliisTn Ander
son ct 51x- to Melville II Mofht, part Org
iual lot e. square 81 SO
Twelfth and Duncan streets noTtheast-NNa1e
n Atkinson ct TX 10 James D Risdon,
lot IFS. square zoos. So
A street northeast between Thirteenth end
=--.77-4ce7th streets-CeorEA F Basr 81 TX
to Herman r Howenstein. lots 2. . =.
square los. 5000
& Eleventh street northoast-Katherine A
Reed e al 20 Emma Slater lot % square
RE T-ifth street 1ortheast-Josephine P Hi
e viz William A. 70 Arthur = ana Car-
Re G Evans. lot "a, square soS. SO
r-sFrt, street northeast between r hla .
s1rects-FIorence 7. Weser ct VIZ WiiiiaIfl
II Il. Frederick G. and Rosa n Stein, lot
s.. square SIC. SO
q sfreet northeast, between Thirteenth and
r-,----ea74r st-cets-A- ETSE1De M5tfeT e
ny - Robert H Browne lot 1o5. square
1877 SO
r7S Fourth street northeast and rs d street
-,o-tbesst-Henry r Woodland ct al. trus-
faos 10 John Harry I, and Thomas c
F7enirs- lot 80. square $50, and lot Il,
square -, B
:, sfreet northeast. between Eleventh and
-T,-slfth streets-VViflisrn A Bess et al.
tr77xtees. to william Il Wood lot %, square
qS5. s2-T65-
Tenth street northeast. between ID ana Z
S.-est@-C-harles McGilIev Ct Tx. t. George
n Davis, lot 3. square 9s2, SO
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south Grounds CGium biSn CoIcge-Maud 3
Delaney Ct viz. Victor G., TO George W.
Acorn, part lots 8. (, s. SO
Petworth-Csecrge N- Accord e TX 70 Maud
b Delaney. lot =. square $, SIC.
NJ fiSah-+4t ana i-.ASaflt tt--1is-J o5elEi
sanders e. TX 70 John " Johnson, lot l2s-
block u. SO
Kalo5ama Helghts-Bobert l. Bradley ct a.
% Alice 5. kehoc. lot 80, block 3 $500
Csrls si2ndE-1Iarf la A. Ran e al. 70 ChtA-les
c Glover, part SO.
lie Droit Park-JCunio II. Brown 81 al 20
Charles BErt. los CT, 6lOcF ~. 500
Mt Plessauf-E1enry EvauE "a uE- % Cath
crime. l.. Mace, loS III ana rs, $50
54lG Eleventh street uorLhsycsr--lF IlIlazn s..
Linnlx 81 uI- 70 Sautina Essslneo, part IL
So o.gcd g. HQlmead Manor SIC.
DobtiEs Additicn-J4Ies Martin et uZ- 20
! AaTy = slapp- lot g. square 800 SIZE
= Droit PARK ana Bennlng EelEhrs-Charles
81 Nuss5aUsu Co Wade Fl AtaSiasoa- 20
=. block Il, Lc DTO4t PsTe. ana l0- IS,
block 49, EenuinE Heights. SO
Second AMI - streets lhvFsst-afsrthz a.
Rosa u George G. Iiough. lot 10 and par,
lJt 4 square eos. sic.
Addition 20 lie Dr0it Park-Erank n I.au-
rent 20 Ros- A. Laurent. lot s., block 90,
Rosedala and Ishorwood-John 5 TouIinsoE
e w 70 Thomas 3. Wilaer. lots Z. Is, sd
4, block =. SO
West Dloo-staz7saIe- william g. AIIard - a..
T. Waiter q. PfclGer, lo1 8, blocE q, so.
Meridian Aill-iIgnTy d IlLCL @ III 70
Nelson W son. lot -. block u. SO
Fer5gcstl-ticerge !. Cummings e. 90. lruE-
tees. = John J. and Kathleen &. Crowley.
LOT - square a. $40
Ruseda1e and Isher7go1d-NatloaaI Bank o.
Washlnziou O. Thomas 81. MaeCubbiu, lots
TO- H. ana - square Abb, si.ela
Rock creek Caurrh Eoad-Kelncdy Bros 20
walker p Lester lot 1f5. square o13l. SO.
Pleasant Fiaius-ifarr- WardTnan CT -. e.
phebe F. LaltCT-l1a "a. lot A.. square 1tgI ST.
II Droi- Psrz-Jo5n W BrGWnar. Trustee.
TO Julia " Hamilton. iJt -. block r. SIC
Columbia Eelshts-Tandry X GEup-a 81
Frederick l. yogi Dot -. block q SO
washington EeIEhts-Alfrcd W FIeuinr.
Trustee. 20 Harold p Doyle part Tot 2.
block .. 8.56s. Harold z Doyle e. Gz-
conveys s1-ae property 20 Edw- J. Stell-
Columbia IEeI=hts-sarsh e co-nwsu 20
George . Ross. Tot p square cS=5 SO
Columbia part let's and 30 block = SIC
Mount Fisasant-JChu @. webster 20 George
G. Rice, PARK lot 81. si0s-
Moore q FaTbcur-s Second AddftI1n-Casssrls
II Puntenney 20 Anthony GaeEIer, I1t =
block g. SIC.
In-leside-IIarrv Ward-uan e 81 70 George
N and Anna Il 1Iiddelzaun. lot g. square
2-55 $40
Long Neadovs-Hoygard L. Christmas e. ux
% Jennie G. Graham. lots 81 q 255. block
-. $40
west Bloo1nInE5aIo-yvlIIam C. AIIard e. o.
% Mary F Power lot 2 block . SO.
Ne pIsasarr-E7a--- yEa~5r1an - Al IN =
Baker EsvaEs. lot SIS. SO
is5s Columbia rad northwest The Yorkshire.
Rita p Chiid-ess. trustee. 20 Frank l.
Evans. lot SS- square $50. SO
20 Eleventh street 1Vyest-E'rark 7.
Evans 81 uL 20 Rita 2 Chiidrsss. trustee.
sO- - block =. EleaEant Plans SO
University HeiEhts-Ahbie r Talrv 81 al q
Adoiph J DeeriuE- lots g. and g and part
iut g. block g. SO
Senate EriEhts-Ernest G. Hunter q al. TO
Leroy Gaddis- r.. LOT p. block . CCo.