davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caucasian., 1913-08-24
al ownership and operation of a

pal ownership and operation of a
water and sewer plant and without
rejecting on the proposed purchase
by the city of the waterWorks and
sewerage plant, or a renewal OF a
contract with this corporation, re-
lief, responding to "tfa needs OF
the sections, not supplied with sew
ers. can be best secured and more
readily and speedily obtained by the
City Council directing the extension
Of the service where if is in demand
without predicating such extension
OIL an issue Of bonds which may be
overwhelmed in defeat.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-24
COTTON MARKET

Office Of The Caucasian,
Shreveport, La, Aug. %, 1913.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-24
Observation-Disclosures

Temperatures of September will
average warmer than usual and
rainfall will be below the usual
amount. Storm forces will be Of less
intensity than the average Of the
year. Severe weather expected near
Sept. 2, Is, %. Hot near 6 and I.
Treble line represents normal tenn
peratures and average probability Of
rain. Where temperature line goes
The Caucasian., 1913-08-24

above this normal line indicates
warmer, where below indicates cool
er than usual. The rain line indi-
Gates where most rain is probable.
Temperature line dates are for me-
ridian 80. Count 1 TO 3 days earlier
for west Of that line and as much
later for east Of it in proportion to
the distance from that line which
runs north and south through st.
Louis.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-24
FOSTERS BULLETIN SEWER EXTENSION
\ PROPOSED Issl IL. Oh BONDS DN
YllE CETN COT MIL.
CONTRACT REQUIREMENT

As Stipulated in Ordinance Author
ling Construction. Maintenance
and Operation Of WaterWorks and
Sewerage System Adopted August
y, 1886, Plainly Comprehensive.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
Matki! Czy dzieci vase
Cierpia ma rObaki?

Maja one 'ograszke, s2 zmeczo-
ne, nerwowe, :lrazliwe, maja IA
wr6t g}owy lub zatwardzenle? Czy
usta wicznie dlubi9 " noaie Tub
zebaml? CzY maja kur-
ozowe hole nieregularny i.gva}tow-
ny apetyt? To 50 xslystko oznak,
robak6w. Robakl nietylko 10 po.
woduja b6le u dzlecl lecz przes1ka-
" rozwijanlu sic. Dajcie I'M
K,okappoo Worm Killer" ma
tychmlast. Ono xabija odpedsa
robaki, naprawla u dzieci apetyt,
ragululs zo}adek, watrobe j wne.
tfznosci. Symphony znikajq 8
dsieoko stale sic szczeSliwem
lak natara przeznaczY}a.
U wszystkich aptexarsy lub przez
poczte IS 9. kiksppoo Indian Me-
Company Philadelphia, Pa.
LOUIS, Mo. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
Cierpiafa ma wysepke SO
lat--TeraZ ZdrOWa.

Zdaje sic bardzo dlug,m czar
'em oierplec ma okropne poparze"
ia, swierzbienia; palenia, ohoroby
1k6rne znane jake ,,l,sza]"- lima
'azwa ola wysypki.. Zdaje sic take
orawda, re ORA HOBSON'A
ECZEMA OINTMENT okazsf sic
bardzo dobrem lekarstwem.
PAM D. L.. Kenney pisze:-
ME moge wyrazi6 d~ostatecznie
mego podziekowania PAM "a ORA
.Hobscnsa Eczema Oinment, Wyle.
czYlo mnie z liszaju ma kt6ry cler.
piA}em pr.ez przesz}o p'ecdniesiat
!at". We wszYstkich aptekach albo
prsez poczte soc: (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
UcZcie sic pc angielsku !

wyuczvmy Was listownie,
" %aszym wolnym c%zasis, "
trzech mieslacach, nietylko moe
vic, czyta6 l pisac pc angiel-
skin, lecz W ciagu nauki przes py"
tania i odpowiedzi kt6re twicze-
MA (preparowane ola kazdego
ucznia z osobna) zawieraia, pozna-
jenny vase zdolnosci stan dora
dzamY l instruktujemy Was sto-
sownie. Przez co jeste6my " MOI.
no6oi pokazac VAN ma ssybsza i
najpewnie]sza droge do powodzenia
a prawdziwa cheG jak l ~zaufanie
do naszej melody w}a6nie " ciagu
naukl SIG ~pokazuia.
Plszcie iprzskonajcie sic o naszei
niezr6wnanej prawnle zastrzezonej
metodzie. Przedwstepne -ekcye
wysy}amy kazdemu zupe}nie bez~
p}atn,e. w razie gdyby6cie tako~
va uznali Observation-Disclosures to
przynajmniej ME bedziecie AMI je-
dnego ceuta stratni. Adresuioie:
NarOdOWa SZkOfa JeZyk6W
DEPT. 81
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
ILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

ma poparcie wypo.
wiedzianej ma koncu wyro.
czni.o c%alkowitem odrzuceniu
przez Boga niekt6rycb naro-
dow, lecz nagle urwal; ponu.
"a twarz lego r~ozpromieri]a
sic %niezwyk}a rado6cia; ME
pomnac ma ehora noge GER
wal sic 2 fotalu i otwartemi
rekoma posunaf sic spiesznie
ku drzwiom. w tym samym
momencie przybiag}a z poke
iku swego- Jadwiga z RADIO
snym wykrzyknikiem: ,,Woj-
CZECH! Wojciechl" a ma CLOS
jej podni6sf sic Piotr W l6zku
i w~!yciagajac driaca jeszcze
cd s1abosci dion, zawo}a} we.
solo : % moi braciszek mai.
milszy!"
Pan Antoni tax niespodzia.
ME wyrwany z zadumania
swego, wsta}, a podzielajac z
niema1em zadziwieniem
szcze6cie przyjaci6l, patrzal z
rozkosza. jak Wojciech vital
po koIei najczulej sedziwego
ojca, szczerze 'ukochana sio.
sire ! przychodzacego z VOL
ma do siebie brata: 9.atwo PC
jac, jak chetnie byiby sic de-
n~atycf>miast cos o
Ksasiu. wszelako dia
czekai spokoj.
ME, az Wojciech p%rzywitaw-
sly swoich, przybiek} tel do
niego, / o%ddawszy siwemu
nalezyte .uszanowa.
nie, oswiadczyi z*g6ry, odga-
mySl i pragnienie je'
go serca ojcowsk;ego; ,Ksa.
very take "a chwil -kiika tn
-st 4. E- =. E-
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
~Odrazajace PLAINLY ma
tWarZy

zosta}y ~wyleczone przez Ora. Hob
soma Eczema Ointment, kt6ra leczy
wszelkle wYrzuty sk5rne. Me ma
r6zn'cy jak d}ugo oierpieliscie ma
swierzbienia, popalenia, i popeka-
ME sk6ry, PREY }ozo,e tylko nieco
tego gojacego 6rodka, ORA Hob.
soma Eczema Ointment a rany J.
dolegliwo6ci ustapia z%upe}oie. Co.:
jenie rozpocznle sic " tel m'nucle'
Doktorxy uzywaja jej W swej
praktyce i polecaja j.. Pan Sher
man, z Littletown, Pa. powlada:
), Niaiem wysypky ma czole: Dr'a
IIobson'a Eczema Ointment wyle
czv}c ia " uwuch tygodniacb."
Gwarantowana "a pomona albo
plenl2dse .beda zwrdcone; u. ape
tekarzY slbo przez poczte. Cens
soc. Pfelffer Chemical CO., Phi.
adelphia st. Louis
Advertisement"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
CZY SPICIE DOBRZE?

Bardzo swyk5a przyc.yna bez-
ssnnosci jest nieodpow,edDla hy-
gjena. Osoby cierpi4ce "a IKE ira.
wienie, ma chromcznc satwardze-
ME. ma umyslowe Tub fizyczne
pr: epracowanic, zwykle cierpia na
b~ezsennost. W takich wypadkach
ME powinno sic polecac zadnych
narkotyk6w aptecznych, lecz naje
lepsza metoda-to: unormowac nae
Z zwyc7aje, co polepszy trawienie
i wzmocni system. Chcemy polecit
Trinera Amerykahski Ellksir Corr
kiego Wlna, kt6ry wyczy6ci zu-
pelnie wnetrznosci, przez co spra-
a
wi szybka ulge. Jest to prawie re
pcwny 6rodek, jake plerwssa POI.
moe, W wypadkach przygnebiaja-
cych s}abosc,, utracie apetytu,
zatwardzeniu, b6lach g}owy j DO.
Ie6ciach zofadka lub wne,rzno6ci.
W aptekach Jos. Trirer, 1873
1889 So. Ashland av., Chicago,
III. w wypadkach. gdzic zachodzi
potrzeba dobrego 6rodka do nacie-.
rama zbola}ych cze6ci cia}a, po-
wlnni6my uzyc Trluera Linimentu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
o BOHATER o
czyli
prawdziwa mi}osd ojezyzpy
Poxits6 zcz$6y:napoleehskich weien.
Napisa}
KS. Hgn4cy ZieliHsk:. !:
(Ciag da]s


Powstanie nasze spoteznia-
To-; wszedzie budzi sic duch
wolno6ci. Co mnie najbar-
dziei cieszy, nawet naid}uzej
juz cd wp6lnej naszei matki
- Polskiej - oderwani bra.
cha SHAGGY ME %zapomnieli
czem So i co winni ojczyznie.
Ich to dobremu duchowi ma.
ley sic ME najmniejsza czast
ka zas}ugi, re juz z grudnia
dow6dcy Remhard i Marwicz
otwoszyli bratu Napoleona
ksieciu Hierominowi bramy
jednej z ACKNOWLEDGMENT for
tee 6l9skich,-
BIO czyz wedle o~statniej via.
domosci komendant Thiele
poddajac Wroc}aw 6 sty-
cznia) pomimo, 70 mu ksiaze
Pless z si}a 10000 ch}opa ma
odsiecz przyby}, wyraznie ME
powiedzia}, zenie m6gi ala
Polak6w W wojsku jego i W
mie5cie licznie zastaplonych'
odwazyc sic ma wycieczki! A
W naszych: poczciwych War
miakach duch polski niespo-
zyty lyle. u mas zas W Pru~
sach Zachodnich wiemy pre-.
ciez najlepiej co sic W sasie.
dnim nam Grudziadzu dzieje.
Stare zniemczonv Courbiere
z pewnoscia nietyle sic boi
nieprzyjaciela obiegajacego
fortece cd czasu do czasu W
pomnie jszych oddziafach, jak
wojska. Gda6sk r6wniez oble-
zany, Toru6 juz I'D 6 grudnia
obsadzony przez marszalka
Ney'a, kt6ry teraz tax dziel:
ME "a L'Estocp'em sic uga-
MIA. Dodaj do tego, mily moi
sasiedzie, korzy6ci przez woj
ska francuskie odniesione ma
naszem Pomorzu i W Prusach
Ksiazecych, gdzie nawet juz
kr6lowa by}a zmuszona opu-
scic Kr6lewiec, a c%iekawym,
cry ME masz dose tego II
czem warto sic pQrachowac.
60 prawda, p. .M%acieju,
istQ tni pic . ty Y v va: r ale
az mi1> to wszvstko naraz
choc tylkD W kr6tkich zary.''
saeh upr'zytomnic sobie. Al
dusza W :cz}owieku z radosci
Es5 ss=a2 81 f4EA .:#3!4s s44 u. .reeea Ezz /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
La CrOska miedzy. StanO

La Croska miedzy Stano-
wa WyStaWa
La Crosse, Wis.
cd % do rs wrzeS. 1913.
Wielka wystawa r6lnicza,
toWar6w zywych i wyrob6w
przemys}owych. Wlelka licz-
ba innych ronetnych rzeczy.
20 zupe}ne ~informacye zglo.
sic sic do agent6w biletowvch
kolei Chicago & North Wes-
tern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

narodam; obdarzac ~raczYl:
Albowiem patrzac ma up}y.
nione dzieje narodu polskie.
go, kt6z nieujrzy Mich
szczeg6lniejszyzh rzad6w opa.
trznej reki Boga j ME pozna,
re ia Opatrznos6 wla6nie ma.
rod polski podobnie jak ME-
gdys nar6d %zydowski, pre-.
znaczy}a ma to, ably SAM
" wierze i nierozer..
wanem ~przywiazaniu DO Ko-
scio}a Bazego, p%rzyswieca}
wlernoScia swoja innym ma
rodom ! oderwane cd Koscio-
Ia 6wietego znowu DO poza
danej Z MIN przywi6df jedno.
Sci! Mykmy niestety zadaniu
temu ME ~odpowiedzieli, DO
" przewrotne1n p%ojmoWaniu
wolno5ci dozwoliliSmyau sic
bic zamieszkae wszelkim bic
i niedowiarstwu, i "a
Mast trzymac sic swiatla
Swiat}osci odwiecznej obja
wionej Prawdy, zaczellsmv
W nieprzebytyeh cie-
mnosciach %niewiary, pedzac
ma oslep "a b}ednem Swiate}-
klein czysto ludz kiego rozu.
mu. Ola tego s}usznie karze
mas Bog, a W karaniu Jego
jedyna ola mas nadzieja lep-
szej przysz}o6ci, gdyz ona
naj)epszym dowadem, ze je-
szcze ME opusci}, - jeszcze
mi}uJe mas Bog i niechce cal
kowitej zaglady~ naszej, ale
.ac7ei chce, abysmy sic z ca
lego serca do Niego nawr6cil'
i przez to godnymi sic stall,
o%trzymania z rak Jego da.
wnej wolnosci, wielkosci j
5wietnoSci Ojczyzny naszej.
pokuta i prawdziwa
poprawa przez zamifowanie
.odlitwy i piracy to jedyny'
nasz. Ze inue naro-
take zgrzeszy}y, bynaj.
mniej cd why mas ME zwal.
MIA, zreszta i one albo W PREY.
szlosci napewno karane ! ME-
jedne z Mich ola swej niespra
wiedliwosci i zatwardzia1osci
serca ma zawsze cd Boga pc
porzucone beda.-
TAX prawi1 p. Maciej 2 CO.
raz wieksza siia, 6wiadczaca
wymownie, jak by} g}ebo:
ko przekonany 0 %prawdziwo.
Sci tego, co m6wi}. z kazdem
marszczy} coraz wie-
cej colo, coraz blizej do s,e
bic 6ciaga} geste siwe brwi
mad zwilzonem okiem, zwie
sill smutne sumiaste wasiska
i patrza} posepnie pred sic,
W zamysleniu GLOW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

Maciej u6miechna} sic, bio.
rac chwilowo udzia} W RADIO
snem uniesieniu p. Antonio
20. Atoli niebawem spocze}a
ma ustach jego zwyk&a powa'
ga i rzeki:
- Czy wr6ci, lub ME row-
r6ci to jeno Bogu samemu
wiadomo! lyle pewna, ze pc
Napoleonie ME wiele spodzie
wac sic winniSmy ,gdyz on sic
w}asna korzyScja i wzgledami
politycznemi, a ME sprawie-
dliwosci4 / Workmanship kie-
rule Mn;e DO sic zdaje, 10 je
szcze ME uczyniliSmy zadosc
sprawiedliwo6ci Boskiej i dlu-
zej ~jeszcze nam pokutowac
bedzie trzeba "a nasze i OIL
COW naszych why znoszac z
.pokorq przykra niewole i wy
lewajac obficie krew nasza ola
obcej sprawy. Wszelako mann
i ia nadzieje re Naj4askawszy
nasz Ojciec niebieski ze6le
nam teraz ma pewien czas
]aka TAXA ulge, abySmy pod
ciezkiem "brzemieniem cier-
pkiego do6wiadczenia ME u
.padli na duchu i ME przestali
ca}kiem mad poprawa nasza
i szczesciem ojczyzny gorli-
vie pracowa6, - a oraz ably
CT, co W obecnej walce przy-
nosza z siebie mia Bogu o.
flare, "a domaine W niej u-|
trapienia pocieszeni wyna-
zostali.
- Boda]to z wami, drogi
p. sasiedzie, zawsze jako6
prze7 czarne patrzycie okula.
ry i ciagle jeno O %spawiedli-
wosci Boskiej i grzechach ma
rodu naszego prawicie. Pre-
ciez Bog nietylko sprawiedli-
wy lecz i mi}osiernv bez ko6-
ca; = a zreszta wszak i inne
narody W p%or6wnaniu z ma
daleko wiecej jeszcze cd
Polski przewini}y.
Prawda! Lecz w}asni,-
ola tego, ze Bog milosierny,
powiadam z ufno6cia, ze-.nas
raczy; - a CO. sic
why, to grzechy nasze
O. lyle ciezsze, niz grzechy
narod6w, o lie szczy-
powo1anie nasze j
obfito5c Task, jake
mi Bog mas pred innemi
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-12
Politics and Politicians.

Oscar b. Colquitt, governor OF Texas.
IS said to aspire To the seat in the
United States senate now held BY
Charles y. Culberson, whose term will
expire in 1917
To elect by popular vote for single
term of five years every postmaster
whose salary is more than 5000 a year
Is proposed in a bill introduced by SEN
ator Bristow of Kansas
Frank S. Katzenbach of Trenton who
was the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor of New Jersey in 1907, has de-
cided to enter the race for the Demo-
cratic nomination again next fall.
An interesting fact not generally
known Is that Virginia. New York and
Ohio have held the presidency OF the
United States more than half the time
since the beginning of the government.
Among the candidates already in the
field to succeed United States Senator
Bradley of Kentucky are former Coy.
ernor j. c. w. Beckham and Repre-
sentatives A. O. Stanley and D. II.
Smith.
Clifford Pinchot. the former United
States forester who is generally re.
sarded as the cause of the split between
President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt
is said to aspire to the governorslip OF
Pennsylvania
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-12
"John Dunmeade's beaten" Jeremy
answered shortly.

"John Dunmeade's beaten" Jeremy
answered shortly.
Murchell looked at the clerk.
Don't seem overioyed. Jeremy?"
Jeremy pushed back his chair and
got to his feet. He faced Murchell
II was thinkin'," he said quavering-
ly. "I was thinkin', it's shame" The
old body and the cracked. shrill voice
shook with passion. "lf you want to
know. ! voted fsIr him. It's the only
mans Job ever done since come to
be your heller. You've beaten an
broken him, the best man this county
ever had. an'-an' you can have me
kicked out of my job if You like"
The politicians were too amazed at
this unbelievable instance of lese ma
jeste even to laugh. Open mouthed
they watched him as, quivering with
defiance and the hate of the oppressed.
he glared at Murchell much as in a for
mer time he must have confronted the
gray charge. They expected nothing
less than that the lightnings would
blast Jeremy where he stood; hence
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-12

shake hands. Warren broke the silence
.alnly.
"Dunmeade wants to examine the
books"
well. he can't do it." Hampden said
quickly.
$50 told him." Warren continued.
And he followed the request up BY
serving me with subpoena to appear
with the books before the grand jury"
why are you doing this?" Murchell
demanded of John.
Because have information that the
bank Is carrying worthless political pa
per and is rotten. l have 1t from one
who has helped manipulate such paper
from one. In fact. whose notes, sup
posed to be uncollectable, the bank ID
now trying to collect"
"And on general suspicion you would
take an action that might ruin the
soundest bank in the country?"
mot on general suspicion" John re-
turned. But on absolute knowledge.
There.' He pointed to Blake's face.
And there Haig's dry. shrill voice
was like the crack Of whip as he
| aimed long. lem forefinger at Hamp-
den. The latter recoiled as from .
blow.
| Murchell did not look at Blake or
Hnmpden. From under wrinkled brUws
his eyes were boring deep into Johns.
seeking to test the strength Of the lat
ter's determination. He saw only one
way out: boldly be took it.
You can see the bookS. NowY'
Eve may as well begin now. It viii
take some time. ] suppose"
Hampden. vainly trying to regain an
appearance of composure. trem blingly
sat down. For minute Warren said
nothing When he did speak 1t was In
a low. lifeless voice
| II can save you the trouble. The
statement ! have been preparing for
Senator Murchell contains what you
want, I think. This Is it, He pointed
to the papers lying ON his desk
| Slowly. mechanically, as one walking
In sleep. be gathered up the books on
the desk and carried them from the
office to the vault. John saw Warren
put the books In their places, then fun
BILE around in Il corner Of the shelf.
Warren seemed to feel his presence.
for. hand still resting on the shelf. he
turned to face John. Then the hand.
grasping a black. shining thing. leaped
from the shelf to his head. Johns cry
and the shot rang out together.
For an instant the body swayed,
then crumpled in a heap on the floor.
Four stunned men, held in a horrible
fascination. knelt by the CHASTITY thing.
dumbly watching the struggle Of that
which is called life to free itself from
its prison OF flesh OF these men.
three of them, each in anguish. was
calling himself murderer.
For nearly an hour-an eternity
shaken to the very center OF their be-
llngs, they kept the death watch. There
was shlver that passed over the
whole body-then Stiffness
Haig was the first TO recover himself.
He caught John by the arm and drew
him away. Come back here" He
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-12

senator Murchell, leader OF the state
machine, and Sheehan, local boss OF New
Chelsea otter the nomination fer district
attorney u John Dunmeade nunmeade
is independent in his political ideas.
Dunmead, will accept the nomination.
His father q partisan Judge. congratu-
lates him, His Aunt Roberta urges john
TO call on Katherine Hampden. daughter
of a capita list.
Katherine Hampden is a worshiper OF
success. Sic and John afro friends. Jeree
my Apples tic, 1; political dependent, cam
pagns for John and the state ticket
In New Chelsea lives Warren Blake. a
model young bank cashier, connected with
llampden N thigh finance" They Try
without success FOR Johns aid
The rottcnness Of politics in his state
and party revealed in his campaign dis
gusts John. He calls upon katherine.
Katherine peril in a runaway reveals
to her and John their unspekea love
John publicly turns down the machine
CT his party.
John viii not compromise with his con-
science even for the sake of winning
Katherine. and the two part.
The course of his son is dsapproved by
Judge Dunmeade. John is elected and
puts sheehan on trial for political corrup-
ton.
sheehan is convicted and fees. John
meets Haig, a novelist. who is introduced
to him by Warren Blake
Haig and John visit the Hampdens.
Blake proposes TO Katherine and is re-
teeted. He praises John to her Murchell
has visitor,
The visitor Is Saclzett head of the Al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-12

until Benton county. his own neigh
bors. had repudiated him could he
measure the hurt There was one thing
which he would do-deep down within
him was the unworded resolve that it
should be his valedictory.
There's something" he told Haig. a
week after the primaries. that has
been haunting me-"
And he told the other what Sheehan
had said concerning the bank.
"Well. what business is it of yours?
You aren't the guardian of the public
morals. Even IL you want to be. the
people have just clearly declared TINT
they don't Keep out OF what Isn't
your affairs"
"But I'm still district attorney
"All right. If anything happens or
any one makes official information be-
fore the end of your term. prosecute. :"
"But understand my duty to include
uncovering crime as well as prosecnt-
Ing what others expose. I'll ask Blake
to let me so over the books"
HE won't let you. OF course.
There'd be crash"
ri think he will" said John thought
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fore The immediate question IL to
keep out of JAIL
She started back from him with 4
gasp. "Out-of-jail! Father!"
"Out Of Jail. ! said. I'm into the
New Chelsea bank and I've nothing left
to pay with"
Isis it much?"
1T wasn't, but 1t is now"
"But we must pay It bnck. There are
thu bonds you gave me. And the New
Chelsea houses that mother owns-she'll
give those up. And
mot third enough"
She dropped weakly into a chair, star
ing at him foolishly She was very
pale, dazed by the sudden new calam
ity that had fallen.
but surely" she insisted anxiously,
the bank won't press you They know
you'll pay It all back when you can"
What do you know about It? II
Isn't the bank; it's the government that
will make the trouble. That fool Blake
rs In worse than am. The banks gut.
ted. cleaned out. And the bank exam.
liner Is overdue. II he comes around
now With gesture he sketched
the impending catastrophe.
stephen. what is the matter now? p
came a languid voice from the door.
way. And please. for my sake, lower
your voice. It's so vulgar to talk loud
~ before servants" Mrs. Hampden
entered and. with an air Of utter ex
hnustion, deposited her substantial
self in an easy chair.
Father" Katherine explained, Will
cruel brevity, has lost his money"
| 1t was an unexpected tonic The in
valid suddenly sat bolt upright and al
most shrieked. Lost our money? Dc
you mean to say, Stephen Hampden
that you've been selfish enough to gam
Bile our money away after all I've sui
fered and denied myself
She threw her hands aloft and fel
back moaning. "Oh, In my weak con
dition. when my heart"-
maria, you're fraud. Even will
your laziness and indulgences your,
the picture Of vulgar health"
\ AAALiPdCA iOSC. SuC lldHdket
stagger that would have done credi
to Bernhardt. clutching at tables ant
chairs for the dodbtfully necessar.
support out Of the room.
Hampden growled again. unintel
llgibly.
Father, isn't there something to b,
done?"
.Murchell. I've an appointment witt
him In New Chelsea tomorrow Som
of his rascally politicians are in a
deep as Blake and l."
"Can he help?"
"He can. And he's got to-
DO you mind If go up with yo'
tomorrow
'All right. And | WISH" he exclaim
ed ENORMOUSLY, you'd go away an,
let me alone"
In her darkened room Katherine sa
by the window for a long time, think
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ing with feeling Of sickening disgust
on the sordid scene between her par
ents just enacted. This was the other
side, the unlOvely other side, of that
splendid life Of conquest for which she
had put the best Of all aside. Thus 1t
made victims OF Its votaries. She
thought of John.