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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-02-25
CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

olAIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Lancaster,
By j. E. Stewman, Judge of Probate.
whereas, Lizzie Blackmon and ID.
Z. Barnes have made suit to me to
grant them Letters of Administra-
tion of the Estate and effects of
Moses Black mon.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admopsh all and singular the kind
red and Creditors of the said Moses
Blsckmon, deceased, that they be
shd appear before me, AN the Court
of Probate, to be held at Lancaster
on Tuesday, March<11, 1913, next.
after publicatiop thereof, at ii
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, If any they have, why the said
Administrations should not be grant
ed
Gievn under my hand, this 25th
day OF FEBRUARY, Ammo Domini 1913.
j. r.. STEWMAN,
Probate Judge.
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Sunday School Convention.

Lancaster county is entitled
to twelve delegates to the state
Sunday school convention to be
held at Sumter April 2-4. This
is going to be a great meeting.
Every county is to be repre-
sented, and Lancaster county
should send a full delegation.
There will be fine program,
excellent music, reduced rail
road rates, and free entertain
ment for three days. Mr.. w. L..
CroXton of Kershaw has charge
of certificates for this county.
Write him at once before the
delegation is full.
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Are You Interested in
Vocal Music2

am in a position to take a
lew pupils in voice culture, hav-
ing studied under some of the
best teachers in New York,
Boston and elsewhere for the
past ten years. | am desiring
a place in the Sunny South to
locate, being a Southern man.
Those desiring to take advant-
age of this opportunity will call
at Hotel Royal any day after
9:3O a. m. and before 10 p. m.
ROBERT w. LUEDERS.
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PERSONALS

Miss Effie Hatchock of Co
lumbia is at home spending a
while with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Y. Hathcock.
Miss Nancye King has re-
turned from a few days visit to
relatives in the country.
Mrs. Emma G.. Melton, who
visited her brother, Mr.. Charles
80. Connors, last week, returned
40 Greenville Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. B. j. Wither-
spoon have as their guest for a
day or two DR.. Witherspoon's
sister, Mrs. j. T. Young of Rich
burg, S. C.-Charlotte OBJ
server.
Mr.. R. E. Wylie returned Sat
urday from Memphis.
Miss Beth Brown is expected
home tonight fom a visit to
friends in Winnsboro and Ches-
ter.
Mr.. John j. Mcclure spent the
weekend with friends at Clair
mont.
Misses Emma Cooper, Lillian
Satters, Lillian Kibler, Ada
Brocking, Martha Jenkins and
Florence Mcintosh, all Win
throp College students, came
over Saturday and spent the
weekend as the guests of
Misses Connie and Ida Porter.
Miss Essie Jones has been
spending a few days with Mrs.
George H. Poovey.
Miss Dora Grier Of Fort Mill
and Miss Ashelyn Lowe of Con-
cord spent the weekend at the
home of Col. Leroy Springs.
Mr.. F. M. Lowery of Taxa
haw was visitor in Lancaster
Monday.
Mrs. N. G. B. Chaffee, long
a resident of Lancaster and one
of the most universally beloved
women, is the guest of Col.
Leroy Springs for a few days,
where she will be delighted to
see all of her old friends again.
Mr.. II. H. Horton visited his
son at Heath Springs yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Gooch is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Gooch in
Fort Lawn.
Miss Eva Hough< Spent the
weekend in Rock Hill with her
Sister, Mrs. f. Ef Cloud.
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FELL FROM SECOND STORY
MIR. Hollis Horton Sustains Ser
lOuS if Not Fatal Injuries

ious if Not Fatal Injuries.
Mr.. Hollis Horton, who was
engaged in painting the resi-
dence of Col. Leroy Springs,
sustaind serious if not fatal in
Juries by falling from the sec
ond story on the west side of the
house to the cement walk be-
low, while at work at 1:2O
o'clock this afternoon. The ex-
tent of his injuries were not
known as we went to press, but
it looked bad for him, as the
blood was oozing from his nose
and ears and many of his teeth
We"+ .t. ou: Clio, el
Springs hau HIN PIT nl:s :,lI.
tomobile I'D carried t. his
home east of town and DR..
Funderburk is giving him at
tention. He may be taken to a
hospital later o nif it is found
necessary. Hollis is a good man
and efficient in his calling and
his many friends hope that his
injuries may not prove fatal.
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Old Fiddlers' Convention.

The Old Fiddlers' Convep ion and
Dand concert, which was {. have
been held in the Maso, &c hall at
Heath Springs Wednesday night,
Z6th, mas been postponed until the
ioilowmg Wednesday night, March
5th. Prizes will be given for the
best old time fiddlers and banjo
pickers. Arrangements have been
made with the Kershaw band to
furnish other music for the occasion.
proceeds to go to seating the Ma
homie hall. S2-25-1t
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Notice of Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that the
the undersigned will, on the 2Sth
day or March, 1913, make their
hhal return as administrators of the
estate of j. H. Neal, deceased. and
apply to the Probate Court of Ian
caster county for letters dismis-
sorry
I w. b. NEAL,
RALEIGH NEAL,
Admrs. Estate of ]. b. Neal, De-
ceased.
FeD. 20, 1s13. 42-5O-t.
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Mrs. Lee Knight Dead

Mrs. Lee Knight of the mill
community died Friday night
after a short illness. She left
surviving her her husband and
two small children. She was
about 27 years of age and a
member of the Baptist church.
Her remains were Inferred in
West Side cemetery Sunday
about midday, the funeral ser
wees being conductef by DR..
BOldridge.
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WEDNESDAY,

Reel No. 1-At Liberty.
Good Press Agent.
No explanation necessary as our
patrons know that Thanhouser fea-
tures are exceptionally fine.
Reel No. 2-The Winning of Helen.
Reel No. "a Family Mix-Up and
Midnight Elopement.
Split reel.
If you have the blues just come
and see the family mx-up and
laugh them on.
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This is the seasonSof the year
when mothers feel Yry much con
cerned over the fre9dent colds con
tracted by their children, and have
abundant reason fof it as every cold
weakens the lungg lowers the vital
ity and payes ting way for the more
serious diseases fhat so often follow,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is ia
nous for its cures, and Is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale by all
dealers.
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"Freckles" at Opera House Next
Week.

The attraction of the season
will be presented at the Mackey
opera house Wednesday even
ing, March 5, when "Freckles, :"
the dramatization of Gene
Stratton-Porter's popular novel
Will be presented. Every char
acter which made the book such
charming reading appear in the
play. The management is to be
congratulated on securing this
play, which has pleased large
audiences in other cities.
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Motto OF Discharge.

Notice Is hereby given that the
Undersigned, as guardian of C. Ross
Blackmon, will, on the 1st day of
March, 1913, make her final return
as such guardian, and apply to the
Probate Court OF Lancaster county
for letters dismissory.
ALMETTA j. >BLACKMON.
Guardian of Gross Blackmou.
Jan. ~, 1913. 34-42-w
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Are You a Con- Sufferer?

Take DR.. King 'sFNew Discovery.
The Best Cough, fCold, Throat and
Lung Medicine made. Money re-
funded II it failS to cure you. Do
not hesitate-take it at our risk.
First dose helps. j. r. Wells,
Floydada, TexaS writes: Or. Kings
New Discovery cured my terrible
cough and cold. gained IS
pounds" But 1t at Lancaster Phar-
macy and Standard Drug Co.
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THURSDAY.

Reel No. 1.-The Law OF God.
Another Western.
Reels Nos. Sand 3-Thanhouser
offers In tyo large reels, Aurora
Floyd, from the story by Miss NJ.
r. Braddan.
This is a fine story that is appre-
ciated by all who see it. If You
miss 1t you will be sorry.
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special Rates to Presidential Inau-
guration Via Southern Railway.

For this occasion the Southern
Railway will sell round trip tickets
from Lancaster for $13.4O. Tickets
Will be on sale February %, March
/, and 3. Final limit March 10.
with privilege of an extension of
final limit until April 10 by per
sonally depositing ticket with special
agent at Washington and payment
of 81.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN-From
Van Wyck, S, c., January 5, one
hound bitch above average size,
white neck from shoulder to head
yellow head and ears, yellow and
white tail, the yellow coming up
over tip, two-third tail yellow,
three or four hnches tipg%hite; white
and hair thin at tip Black back
and small points off%hite ring in to
Dlack When last seen at Wither-
spoon quarter on the river. For any
informatioH asT to her discovery l
will pay ten dollars ($1O.) flames
H. Crenshaw, Van Wyck, sc. 3t
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FOR sALE-A limited number of
bushels Of Web6er Long Staple
COTTON seed at 400 per bushel in
iots or 10 BUSHELS and over at my
plantation wfst of Lancaster. This
offer open /not later than April 10 !
Sold cotton from this seed a short
time since for Is 1-2c per pound,
Att w. c! HOUGH.
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Notice.

All members 81 Unity Council,
No. 80, Jr. U. A. NJ. are requested
to be present%hext Saturday night,
March L, asVbusiness of Importance
is to be transacted.
ID. X. BELK, r. S.
2-25-1t
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FRIDAY.

Just look what's coming! Some
thing special. 1t takes three reels
TO show this great picture, entitled,
THE Invaders"
The greatest war picture ever
produced. Combination OF drama
tic and sentimental scenes. One
month was consumed in making
The Invaders" More than one
thousand people took part.
Anna Little makes the two most
sensational falls from a horse ever
made by a woman 1t is considered
by experts one of the best war pic
lures ever produced. Don't miss 1t.
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TUESDAY.

Reel No. 1-Gaumont Weekly
No. 80.
This is an educational picture
that shows the worlds greatest
events.
Reel No. "A famous Thanhouser
entitled, A Romance of the U. s..
Navey.
Reel No. 3-The Animal Within.
big Western picture. A drama
replete with tense and thrilling
situations
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ONE MILLION
DEMOCRATS
WANT OFFICE

Under Wilson, and we want
one million people to buy
GOWANS, King CT Externals
the great preparation that
Just rubbed on scatters in
hamation-which may lead
TO serious complications in
Colds, or Group or Pneu-
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Notice of DISCHARGE

Notice of Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administrator of the
estate of Seborn Sims, deceased.
Will on the 18th dayrof March, 1918.
make his final return as such adj
ministrator an@ apply to the Pro-
bate Court orLancaster County for
letters dismissory.
JOHN M. HINSON,
Admr. Estate of Seborn Sims.
FeD. IL, 1918. 3S-46-w
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Business Notices

REV. w. S. PATTERSON Will
preach at Pleasant Hill AR. p.
church next Sabbath at 8 o'clock n.
m, March 2.
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Dosn't this convince xe

Dosn't this convince yeti:
L have been in the retail drug
business for twenty-five yeaps, dur
ing which time 1 have soldfas well
as used, quite lot of difffrent med
lcines. l must say, hsWever, that
Gowans Preparation,fs the best
remedy have ever .9sed or sold for
the use for which At is recommend
ed. feel it y/duty as we'll as my
pleasure to recShmend it.
" A. MORRISON,
Druggist.
II. Petersburg, Va
All Druggists and Guaranteed.
Three sizes, $1.OO, 80 and % cents.
GOWAN MEDICAL COMPANY,
Concord, n. G.
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Program This Week at
STAR THEATRE

We have one of the greatest pro-
grams this week ever booked at
this theater.
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Subscribe for The News.
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SATURDAY.

Reel No. 1-Topsy Turvy Love
Affair
One of Reliance's fine comedies.
Reel no. "A Double Reward
Another big Western.
Reel No. 3-Nell of the Pampas.
The fayorite of the pampas grow
ers in an intensely exciting drama
OF love and intrigue.
Evenings Spent at the Star are Al.
ways Enjoyable.
STAR THEATRE
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EGGS FOR HATCHING-Wh
Plymouth Rocks, sc. Rhode
Island Reds, S. c. White Leghorns,
and Silver Spangle Hamburgs.
Agents for Cycle Hatchers. Cata-
logue on request. Eggs $3.50 per
setting. Standard Poultry Yards,
Lancaster, S. G. If
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Special Notice.

special Notice.
There will be a box supper atthe
residence of Mr. w. d. BoweFs for
the benefit Of Oak Ridge School.
Friday night, February 2ST[1913.
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WINTER LAYERS are the best
payers. Eggs fromfpure bred r.
G. White Wyandottes at $3.50 for
IL. F.. S. Parker, Rt. 5, Lancaster
.. =. 2-19-4t
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FOR STYLISH Wedding Invitations,
Carbon Paper or OliverIand Rem
ngton Typewriter Ribbons, call at
The News office. 1-tf
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FREE TREATMENT for suffering
women. Send this adj to me and
1 will mail you freeAa ten days
treatment Of Home1Remedy which
Will absolutely cure all female COM
plants. Address with stamp, Mrs.
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THE BEST CHICKEN for the farm
is the Silver QAmpine./ They also
do splendid when con6ned 1 have
the best strain in America. Eggs
$500 a setting of is. T. l.. Hilton.
2-l9-tf
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FOR RENT-Four yooms, upstairs,
furnished or UNFINISHED. G.. F.
Ferguson. 41-tf
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OR RENT-Central Hotel. Apply
to Bennett-Ferguson Co. 16-tf

DON'T THROW away your auto
tires that have blownout.f Send
them to the Cotton States Wagon
Co., Monroe, N. c.. and have them
vulcaniZed. We pay express one way.
We remain, yours veryStruly, Cotton
States Wagon Compsdy. 2S-49
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FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS.
Order your plants direct from me
and save the middleman's profit.
Order now and get good reliable
plants. 90c for 1000, 1915 for
5000, $50 for 10000. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. F.. S. Cannon.
Meggett, S. c.. 16-50-w
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-12-02

of words. leaving the two friends To-
gether. Neither man seemed to regard
the question that had momentarily
held his attention of sufficient mo.
ment to call forth further comment
and both passed to discussion vi
questions of the day.
Some months passed, at the end Of
which Hathorne. being called away
asked his friend Chenoworth to see
that his wife was not lonely during hi
absence. Chenoworth promised to d.
what he could in the matter and mad
1t point to call two or three times
"A week and escort the lady to som
place Of amusement. When Hathorn
returned he thought he noticed
change in his wife's bearing. 1t woU!f
only have been perceptible to Il love:
for outwardly at least it was yer!
slight. He received the same on
thusiastic embrace. but he thought the
enthusiasm did not last quite so Ion"
as formerly. Then. too, he found
ChenOworth at his house when be re-
turned. and the latter did not seen
overjoyed at meeting him.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-12-02
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrx. benjamin Harrison. widow Of
the late prexident. has decided to spend
the wiutsr iu New York. She has tax.
~ apartments In Eaxt xixtieth street
aear EHth aveouv. Il. ,
Mrs. Er,l~xt Hart. the Epxlish woman
who made wa.hahls bankuOtes posai.
bls. by discovering. u new waterproof
inv system. II supervising a London
factory where Der perfected chemical
:rucexxex are heing carried through.
Mrs. H. a. Ruminet. who has been
..rented an honorary associate Of the
Order OF It. John Of Jerusalem by
King ;purre ~ England. has been
president of the National Council Ut
Women. Her home In In the province
If Ontario. CaMasi,. ..
The Misses iprda Petersen. daugh
ter uf the Danish minister Ut agricul
turr. and Kriser Nielsen. daughter ot
the minister Of education. have engaG-
I'd ns huuspnlaids in London that they
may learn the English language. GUS
toms and manners and generally
broaden their outlook. They expect to
remain ut their work for year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-12-02

to nope alone. Chenoworth again
promised to give all of his time to the
lady she desired. though there was an
undercurrent of embarrassment be-
tween the trio that did not appear on
the surface.
When the husband departed he had
no idea Of swerving from the plan
adopted by the heroine of the novel.
whose action his wife had so much ad-
mired. In that case there was no at
tempt on the part of the wife to spy
on her husband. She left him free to
act in accordance with his own pleas
ure. and when he returned 1t was be-
his wife better than the other woman.
A man would not be apt to play such
a part, and Hathornes original inten-
ton was turned awry by desire to
discover OH his return the status be-
tween his friend and his wife. Cheno-
that Sunday evening was the lonelest
to him Of all the evenings of the week.
and his calls at that time were fire.
quent. HathOrne wrote that he would
return on Monday. at the same time
intending to walk into his house
about 8 o'clock Sunday evening. He
would contrive to enter without being
heard.
Arriving in the city. he started for
his home-brisk at first. but soon slow
ing his pace. AS he drew near the
house he almost stopped altogether.
His nature revolted from what he was
about to do. He was about to play the
spy ON his wife and on his best friend.
He baked in his purpose.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-12-02

That Mrs. HathOrne had become
used to having Chenoworth about her
and that ChenowOrth had become used
to being about her soon became evil
dent. When Chenoworth called to
spend an evening with his friends Mrs.
HathOrne was animated; when he did
not call she was dull.
One evening while Hathorne was
with his wife. she being without ami
nation or anything to talk about. he
took up book. 1t proved to be the
novel that had excited the brief dis
cussion with which this story opens.
He finished 1t before going to bed.
Without saying anything to his wife
on the subject he resolved to apply
the expedient adapted by the heroine
of the novel to his own case.
One morning he announced to his
wife that he was obliged to make a
long business trip. and the same even
ing. when Chenoworth was present.
told the latter that he would rely on
him. as he had done once before, to see
that Mrs. Hathorne should not be left
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-12-02
Search for Health
Finally Successful
Says Plant Juice Has Benefited Him
More Than Years Of Travel
ling for Health

Mr.. w. H. Prentice who resides at
462 Spokane Ave, Portland. Ore, and
who was compelled to retire from
business Oh account of his health,
says:
Il have been in Dad health for some
time, ard lately seemed to be grow
ing wc~se. l suffered from diabetes,
and severe pains in my back, at times
So intense | could not stand on my
feet. l had to get up frequently at
night and my rest was broken. my
C,~astion was very poor, stomach
would get sour and food soc-1cd to
Icy in heavy lump. my entire con-
stitution seemed to be broA~1 down.
tried everything l could hear Of,
but ,'@'hilg reenoI TO help me.
was weak and discouraged when I
read Of Plant Juice in the papers.
had little faith in it, but was like
drowning catching at straw. have
used three bottles and feel now like
I would like to shout from the house
tops what a great remedy it is. What
it has done for me is little short Of
= miracle. have no more pains in
MY back, do not get up half as often
in the night and sleep we'll, my stom-
ach is in fine condition and l can
eat anything I want. A short time
ago my folks would not let me even
leave the house. now am at work
and feeling like new man. / am
glad to tell others about this great
medicine"
Az . remedy for ailments of the
stomach, liver and kidneys, Plant
Juice 10 in class by itself. II you
have aches and pains of this kind,
try . bottle and see. Sold by the
Eaton 4 Swaney drug store (l6).
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-12-02
A:
HEROINE
The Result Was a
Hero
By HELEN ARMSBY

Young Mrs. Hathorne. recently mar
ried, was sitting at one end Of the Ii
brary ut her home reading, while her
husband and his friend ChenOworth
sat at the other end smoking and chat
ting.
What so interests you, Bet?" asked
Hathorne.
"A splendid novel,"
whats it all about 2" asked Cheno-
worth lazily.
Chenoworth was big. handsome
fellow with lots of strength, of which
ne seemed unconscious. He was ia
vorite with women. but bestowed his
attentions on all he happened to fall
in with, and only keen insight into
the nature Of the softer sex and an
able diplomacy kept him out of trou-
BILE 1t was said of him that he could
pass through more affairs of the heart
without blame than any other man in
America. Replying to his question.
Mrs. Hathorne said:
1.-THE heroine Is remarkable wo-
man. She married a man whose char
acter was far inferior to hers. They
had scarcely passed the honeymoon
when he began to show by his manner
that he was becoming tired of her.
Then he began to pay attention to an
other woman. What would wife nat
urally do under such circumstances?
Upbraid the husband. of course, and
thus drive him away from her and into
the arms Of her rival. What did this
woman do2 Without showing any dis
trust of her husband she gave him
every facility to be with his new at
traction. She even planned to have
the two go abroad together. After a
long absence from his wife he began
to realize that after all he loved her
and returned to her voluntarily"
mobile man." grunted Chenoworth.
blowing ring Of smoke.
Noble man!' exclaimed Mrs. Ha-
thorne Indignantly. You mean noble
woman"
Sensible woman. noble man." per
listed ChenOworth. "She played her
rival admirably. II the man had not
been a fine fellow. instead of going
back to her he would have left the
second woman for third"
well declare!' exclaimed the lady.
''Thats the most diabolic view of the
ease that could be conceived"
MY dear" interposed Hathorne.
.'dont consider anything he says.
Treat him as one without conscience
He doesn't know the meaning of the
word consistency; he was born without
any such bump in his Uranium"
Dick" said Chenoworth. II have a
mind to throw you through the win
dow"
You won't do anything Of the kind.
Bob
why not?'
Because you're too lazy"
Mrs. HathOrne retired from this war