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CHARM HARD TO ANALYZE
It's Presence Easily Felt, but Cescrip- ton Will Be Found a Thing
 of Some Difficulty.

Over half of our American girls work. They stand behind counters bend over machines, sit at desks. and march, militant figures, iu the process sion of industries that seem 10 block the road to girlish grace and light. heartedness and freedom from care One woman who has worked among and written books about and found Inspiration in the working girl says that charm sometimes drifts down. unawares. thing ephemeral. a gift of the gods to the girl who has had to work 30 hard s2ac she has had no time to thinh about her lack of beauty.
 T wish I knew wherein charm Hes: hut I don't know. although I've stud led It and tried to analyze 1t as much as most folks have. suspect In books. in pictures, In people. in places. I've met many, many kinds of charm; but I've never been able 10 say just what It was that charmed me. Ger tainly f. was never mere beauty. nor mere intelligence, nor mere cheerful ness, nor mere kindliness. I've seen beauty that bored, and listened 10 cleverness that repeled, and met with cheerfuIness that was inane and with kindliness that was exasperatlng Charm Is gift of the gods, and it cannot De wooed like fame nor wor like money. nor bought like titles, nor developed like patience, nor seized like prize O war If 1t comes. it comes; and if it's thought on too much, 1t flies away, And there's ap end on It. ."-Mother's Magazine.
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-03

Trere Catsrrh in section Of the Jry han other diseases put together. and until the last few years supposed to be incttaDle For great many years doctors pronounced It. local disease and prescribed local remedies. and by constantly tauina with local treatment pronounced It incurabie Science proven Catarrh to he constitutional dis ease and therefore requires cNnstutt0Dal ataDest Halls Catarvh Cure. manufactured by r. ]. Cheney q Co., Toledo Ono. is the oniy ConsttutioaaI cure os the market. It b taken internally n Acses fro1 ia drpps te . teaspOONfu It acts directly tha beod and mucous surfaces of the system They ofler ons hundred doiars for any case faAs to eurc. Send Tor circulars and testimonials.
 Address P, J. CHENEY < co, ru,eSo. Ohio.
 Sold by Dtuggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills fos constipation.
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-03

Nervine. and I must say it helped nc wonderfully. I have had no severe nei ousness for several years
 MRS. DAN KINENEH,
 1902 Pleasant St.. Defiance v Many remedies are recomp1ended for diseases of the nervous sss'em t6at fail to produce results because thev do not reach the seat of the .roubl. Dr. Miles Nervine las proven its value in such cases so many times that 1t is unnecessary to make claims for it. You can prove it's merits for yourself by getting bottle of your druggist who will return the price 1t you receive no benefit
 n,LEs MEDICAL co. Eikhars 's@
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-03
TEN DOLLAR BUGS.

The manufacturers of Ross Dead Quick" spray will pay $1O apiece for bedbugs, ants, feas, reaches, mites, lice, potato bugs, or other insects it will not kill. It kills their eggs too. ~s
 Kills and keeps away n1osqul- toes. A delightfully."- clean disin- fectant, nothing else like it. Sold in Newport by your drug oists. (Adv.)
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-03

T had stomacA trouble when 1 was eighteen years old that broke down my health. and for years I suffered with nervousness. headache. indiges- tion and nervous SD a g m g T n . spasms got so bad I would have them three or four times a week. After try ing nearly every re m e d y recom- mended. I began taking pr. Miles
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A Nervous Woman Finds Relief After Many Years

Women who suffer from extreme nervousness, often endure much suffering before finding any relief' Mrs. Daniel Kintner, of Defiance, O., had such an experience regaro- ing which she says:
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-03

..,oo Lodge, i1o. 19l F. <
 A. M.
 l ueets Second and Fourth Essdsy nss.y nights of each month in u'Io ~ onera House Building, se- nd and Hazel Streets Visiting Brothers always well
 Geo. M. Sink, w. M. g. M. Beattie, Sec,
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ROCK ISLANB,

No. 6O7 arrives l2:35 p. m. No. eos departs 1850 P. m. No. 681 local freight arrives No. 682 local freight departs
 Local freight arrives Monday, Wed nesday and Friday; Departs Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday.
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The 1. 0. 0. E.

l The I. o. o. F.. meets every
 f.od.y night in Masonic Hall' E.,r., Hazel and Second streets,
 ,dtinr brothers always vel |eme. Grover c. Gates, N. G. I.F. Parish. Secretary.
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Tribe of Ben Hur.
 The Tribe of Ben Hur meets \ the Board Building every
 Euesday night at 8 o'clock by or. |r d the chief.
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-03
LODGE OlFEc1oRf'
AreanuRl.

l s.yal Arean'nn; no s22,
 y,! s,is,y a.s1, nights in each a,,i1Si5 m9n n n the :t..s Jpr brethren always wei Edting O' |ns $, M. Beattie' Regent | ". " c. wishon, Sec
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u.dern Woodmen.

Medern Woodmen'
 |,,vnort Camp, No. 13,o74, ssFp e A., meets Second Friday '. " af if each month in Opera u. |se Visiting brethren lnv't-
 R. T. Simmons, Consul
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u..dmen of the World. l..
 ,'s.s x''a;.u Camp, No. 3. meets .s lst P.s,1 ssd Thursday na nights |; of I,:a;a saeh .s ss' ;a Masonic Hall. Visit
 ''''Isr R. T. simmons, c: C.
 ? s. White, Clerk.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-16
Marriage Customs in
~. FMany Countries
The
Wedding
Ring.
By Madison G. Peters

by ne Evening World
'ne
"a Tuba Calm who Is mehuo" u"
wrought cunnsy brass ana
.oa"
'he
We we reao
Joseph received
note awarded his princes ring
sgnned transfer OF
o,mmand, her representative
found that they had
in is silent regard to rings
In and from them
han the
symbol OF the
connected directly
that the symbol
Of OWN lion
the bride
fugahty observe together
regulations the authority
remained until transferred
which nr. the end
sgnify God the brides duty
aweddinE ring oneaf the ccrem
in
OF a
which
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Tx The Wings of the Morning IKE EE z ;;S5;} m M By

The DEGREES q fate are indeed inscruta-
BILE"
Iris turned to him q face roseats with
loving comprehension.
do you remember this hour yester-
dayr' she murmured-"how We suffered
from thirst-how the Dyaks besan their
second attack from the ridge-how you
climbed down the ladder and followed
your Oh. father. darling" she went on
inpulsively. tightening her grasp. YOU
will nevsr know how brave 10 was. how
enduring. how no risked all for me and
chssrsd mo to the end. even though the
end scanned to be the grave"
II think am beginning TO understand
now" answered tho shipowner. avsrtina
his eyes lest Iris should sec the tears
In them.
Their Calvary was ended. they though,
ivan Il for him to lead them again
through tho sorrowfui way7 1t was a
hlartrendinG task that lay before him.
. task from which his soul revotsd.
He refused even to attempt H. Hs
soueht forGetfuiness In . species OF
mental intoxicat1on. and countenanosd
his dAughter's love idyll with such ap-
parent approval that Lord VsntnoI
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BY Louis Tracv

went down. saddlins his company Win
On absolute loss Of nearly 100000. and
seriously undermining his financial
credit. A fellow director. wealthy and
influential. resigned his seat on the
boari and headed . clique Of disap-
pointed stockholders. Al once the fais
sky became overcast. A sound and
magnificent speculation threatened to
dissolve In the bankruptcy Court.
Sir Arthur Deane's energy and IMAM
ciAi akll might have enabled him TO
weather this unexpected gale were II
not tor the apparent loss of his beloved
daughter with the crack ship Of his limo.
IIalf-frensled with grief, no hade his
enemies do their worst and allowed his
affairs to get Into hopeless confusion
while ne devoted himself wholly 90 the
search for Iris and her companions. AZ
this critical tuncturs Lord ventnor again
reached his side.
His iordShip possessed a largo private
fortune and extensive estates. lie was
prudent withal and knew how admirably
tho shipowner's plans would develop II
given tho necessary tlme. He offered
tho use of his name and money. lie
more than fillsd tho zap created by the
hostile sx-dirsctor. People argued that
such q clever man. Just returning from
the Far East after accomplishing pub
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wondered whether Cir Arthur we're not
suffering from senus decay
The explanation Of the shipowners
position was painfully simple. Being .
daring yet shrswd nnancier. hs per-
csived In tho troubled condition Of the
Far East = magnificent opportunity TO
consolidate tho trading influence OF his
company. He neeotiated two big loans.
one. of . ssmi-private nature. to e<ruip
docks and railways " the chief msrl-
time province Of China. the other Of .
more public character. with the Gov
eminent Of Japan.
All his own resources. together with
thOss Of his principal directors and
shareholder. we're devoted to these oh
Jects. Oontenporaneously. he deter
mined to stop paying heavy insurance
premiums on his fleet and make II self
supporting. on the we'll known mutual
principle.
His vessels were sQuppei. we'll
manned. rspiste with svssy modern i'm
provemsnt. and managed with scat
commercial SKILL In thres o. four
years. givsn ordinary trading luck. he
must have doubled his own fortune and
earned Q world Wide reputation for far
sseinS saGactty.
No sooner were all his arrangements
completed than three OF mis- best ships
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10000

NC mission OF soma importance. mus q
rei'ao'o guide. the more cabled tntA1f).
Sence Of his intention to Join TIE 1900
restored confidence and credit.
but-there was . har9ain. II Iyts NJ
she must become the Counties Of Va.
nor Ihs lordship was weary Of 49,.
tetlc love-making. II was high tina -
settled down In NE. took an integug
IN the legislature and achieved q -.
ton In the world OF affairs He hsA =
chance now. The certain success, q
MS friends project. the fortunate ooRs-
Idetion OF his own diplomatic undeF1nk.
Ing. marriage with a beautiful IA
charming woman - these hems woron
consolidate his career. II IRIS were not
available. plenty OF women. high pla6sd
IN society. would accept such an saSSi-
ole bachelor, But his heart was ct
Oh Iris. She was honest. higb-prin-
cipled. pure In body and mimi and none
prizes these essentials In . wife ues
than worn-out rOuc. ~
He seized the first opportunity -
presented Itself to make Sir Ass9uS
Deane acquainted with decision airun6y
dreaded by the unfortunate shlpovSaP.
lrs must either abandon her infa1uar
ton for Anstruther or bring about u
ruin OF her father. There was no nAaA.
II she declines to become Countess a
Ventnor abe can marry whom she fikoo.
~ you Will be all paupers togethee."
was the Earrs capstlc summing up
This brutal argument rather 0vegsAoe
the mark. The shpowner's face huaAe1
with anger, ana Lord Vsntnor hastsss1
to retrieve q false step.
Il didn't exactly mean to put II ~
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Bible. the copy OF Tennyson's poems.
the battered tin cup, her revolver. and
taie Lee-Metford which scared" the
Dyaks when they nearly caught An
struther and Mir Jan mapping. Robert
also gathered for her an assor tnent OF
Dyak hats. belts and arms. including
Taung s'Alrs parang and a sumpitan.
These were her trophies, tho spolia
opima OF the campaign.
His concluding act was to pack two
OF the empty oil tins with all the
valuable Jumps Of auriferous quartz he
could find where he shot the rubbish
from the cave benea0l the trees. On
top OF these he placed some anttmony
ore, and Mir Jan. wondering why the
sahib wanted the stun, carried the
consignment to tho waiting boat. Lieut..
Playdon, In command o. tho last party
Of sailors to quit the island. evidently
expected Mir Jan TO accompany them.
but Anstruther explained that tho man
would await his return. some time in
June or July.
Sir Arthur Desne found himself specu-
lating on the cause Of this extraordinary
resolve. but stesdfast to his policy Of
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watched the familiar outline Of RAIN
bow Island growing dim in tho evening
light. For q long while they could see
Mir Jams tall. thin figure mo.ioniesa
on = rock at the extremity a Europa
Point. Their hut. the reef. the ledge.
came Into view as the cruiser swuns
round TO more nOrtherly course.
Iris had thrown an arm across her
fathers shoulders. The three were loft
alone Just then. and they were silent
for many minutes. At last. the flying
miles merged the solitary palm beyond
the lagoon with the foliage on the
cliff. The wide cleft Of Prospect Park
grew less distinct. MIR JAMS white-
clothed ngure was lost In the dark back
ground. The ISLAND was becoming
vague. dream-like, . blurred memory.
Robert" said the girl dsvoutiy. "God
has been very good TO U.S."
Yes" he replied. II was thinking.
even this instant. Of the verso that 10
carved on the gate Of the Memorial
Well at Cawnpore: These are they
which came our of great tribulstion.
We. too have como out OF great tTibu-
lation. happily with our lives-and more
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copyright, 1908. by r. J. Clode.l

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENTS.
tsobs1 Anstrutiicr.- . Yong British officer IN
India, Is lie Siotim q coasplraey on the paft u
hS Coonela vfs and Lord ventnor DISMISSED
from the amy by court martial hs starts back TOY
England in dlAgraee, shipping - . s.s.ari eboAM
tsss liner SrdaT. Thece he sees and natufAS
attrsntsd by lrs DIANE. daughter Of great AMP
ovnS. vsntno e . sutton ior he hard in me
,n s: % sS:' g. sS M. IL; "ny
with the giri 70 : nearby island Thsr. hAyius
ended many Of the sTdar's stores, he makes =
home fos lns in . cave In the cave ne ilnh !
s sacs on: on q tin disk. While Ihs j. vaihna
am, she 10 attacked by a band OF head hunting
IssSA who have touched at the hlAnd An.
:u,aIer smpie, h IN. A. tn: S.na ~ Limos:
gold 3ps nf ,h' ,1 ", . in' - Sc: G SidHsn
edge q rod which thsy havs prs~red and pfo.
.ioned for such an emergency. The Dyaks az,
rrdach uAorU than eighty In numbfr.. and searth
he stand. They discover the lodges ocupNnt,
ad cpen ineffective fro on them. During the
Rs., q r. ~ ~ wss; I nss,s Sn ssonns re
n I,ySt ' cSi:1. WITH Hindu interpreter, approaches
for . parisy. The chief demands lns's sirre nier.
Xnstr,tha Wins the Hindu over 70 their csa.s.
Austruths eunlssss his love for Irs. who sccs.ss
MIN n tie heolH Of the attack . hnu.h man:
of.wsS sends marines on the bland. who drive oil
the Dysh Aboard the warhip IL sr Annur
Deane, Inas father. Ins introduces Anatru,her
easssemsnt Lord veninor |. also on the ,wamhIp.
Hs has just Won Sir Arthur's gratitude by offer
ins TO hsap him out Of certain finsncsal troubles
AnstTuther tells the Officers about his own court
marital. yentnor plots anew to ruin him; sls
Arehur txits 70 tell IRIS q hs recent money l0ses
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avoiding controversial matters. said
nothing. A few words to the captain
procured enough stores to keep the Mo-
hammedan for six months at least. and
while these were being landed the ques-
ton was raised how best to dispose OF
tho DyakA
Tho commander wished to consult the
convenience Of his guest.
"If we go a little out Of our way and
land them In Borneo." he said. 'they
will be hanged without troubling you
further. II I take them to Singapore
they will BE- tried on your evidence and
sent TO penal servituds. Which 10 It
to be-"
It was Iris who decided.
II cannot bear to think Of more lives
being sacrificed" she protested. Per
haps II these men arc treated mercifully
and sent to their homes after some pun
ishment their example may serve - .
deterrent to others."
80 II was settled that way. The anchor
ratified up to Its berth and the Orient
turned her head toward Singapore. A.
she steadily passed away into the dsep-
eninG azure the girl and her lover
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CopJrisfH. Ioi1. b NJ ~ PtIbs
When You Call on "Hev. !"

ONT drop In" Don't be mis-
led by her or mas cordial IN
vitation mot to make com.
pany OF yourself. but como
In and take pot luck" II
ever You should they'll hate you to the
gay OF your death.
Teiephons weeks ahead. 90 that she'll
nave dennits date to talk about TO
the hairdrcsser when she gets mar
ceiled Tor you; to the norist when she
buys the corsass bouquet that she's
going TO tell you the other fellow sent;
TO her father who's anxious to sub
tract her from the htgh cost of living.
ana to every SRI friend within phone
range.
A. Yen approach the house pretend
not TO see her suspended from the win
dow. the lower half Of the lace curtain
around her shoulders TO protect her
decolists from tho wintry o,asta
Hail way down tho block whes,
around suddenly and 70 back. The nal
reason Ia that you've forsotten to have
a pocketful Of cisars 70 Offer the o,d
man. Hut she'n think differently. Hei
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GuidebOok to Gallantry.
IrbssA INC 90. trHs Nov Tort Evening worm
By Alma Wooo;us,d.


guessed he must "a made Il or els
he'd have como back.
When tho brace OF parents say thsl
must be scinE To bed-that they arsaS
NJ young ~ they used to vas, &C., ~
declare that 10 thsy 70 your leave tee
ThiSl tickle them TO death And get the
cir, guessing a. TO what kind Of Q 60
you ara And they'n 90. anyway.
~ soon ~ they're gone she'll Sh1u1
you're going 10 seize her and prins IN
FASHIONED kisses on her lipa But dent
you do II. he eircumapect. Sit ~.
family ana talk sravsly and swsstiy "
topics that match that wNy Of talking
BY aad by she'll begin to think thu
that's the way . ssn,isman should acl
and that you deserve respect. but thai
somehow she wishes you we're . litsls
lsss dessrvinG-Aad more mushy.
In pique. she win Anaiiy suggest ~
frsshmsnts And she'll sisgis snA -
plain that she's not going 70 take yos
into the dining room 70 have . reel
formal rspsst, but that you and she VII
have . little bite right IN The parior.
You wouldn't susss. Of course. thas
they're . BIT shy % osdrooms and thai
little brother sleeps. with real bed.
clothes. ON the velour sovsroA oouch
In the dining roam. ~ 81
Well. soon she bstnsD IN the tray a.
dolled up In floral paper napkins, a.
she puts Il on he piano saoel ana ~
sit side ~ side on the uncomfortahla
but artistic ssttss-and sat Yeu ~
nor sandwiches after she's bitten asts
them. And She with . sudden dasA q
Originality. will eat yours. That ~
she Rsts al the chicken and 200 o.
the eorned beef.
Then you link arms and drink yous
lemonade. That means . terrible ioe,
especially wheX you look into her sysa
Then. JUST bsfors you get out soA ~
hrmly In your ARMS and rain spoo<
limit osculattons upoa her ,lipa Youg
sci: control In the earlier part Of thG
evening and your eventual compists cor.
rerder. viii mako her think she's q
siren for fair. From the minute yuus
footsteps die away she'll b worryana
about when your come again, bseaus1
she wants to So whether she eoo't
make your fsrvid outburss cone -
FORE the refrsshmsnts Just - va
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taken . fancy to my girl friend. Shall
Ignore him or his hirtati0n?'
You have no real reason for taking
exception to the latter unless tho man
has promised to marry YOU. OF course.
you need not SEQ him again II you
would rather not.
~. r." writes: "a young man whom
have known Tor two years and whom
love made IN engagement with me
four months ago but did not keep II.
have waited for an explanation. but
he has not sent any. Do you th1nk he
really cares for moi"
I doubt II IN tho face nj such rudensss.
unless he has written you . letter which
you did not receive.
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Betty Vincent Gives Advice on Courtshp and Marriage

ma When I reprimanded him for the
way he had treated me he told me not
to worry and said he would let me
know n he planned to marry. He stin
continues to SEE the other xirl. What
shall dor
Nothing. You should not let the young
man think you are running aftH him.
p. K" writes: Would . marriage BE-
tween two parsons descended from diff
ferent nations be happyf"
Il the two persons are now Inhabitants
OF the same country the marriage has .
good chance Of suecess.
II. r." writes: Tho young man who
has beon paying me attention has lately
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Don't "EolEolD the Croud.

ny people, don't be swayed too easily BY the
wi influence Of others Have your convictions and
be ready stand up them. Don't always foOw
the crowd" . sheep follows IL leader
Suppose you arc young Of your friends
consider Il thing to get drunk and then and to
spend money than they AFFORD cisarsttsA
There's no earthly why should follow their
bad example. likewise. II a girl and the
girls in your neighborhood their
dress YOU not feel compelled to initiate them
Be Independent You won't regret Il in ths end.
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CHAPTER XVI.
(Ooptinusd.)
Baroains Great and Small.

VDVEN Iris was appalled, by TINS
list Of casualties.
My poor. dear dad" she
II cried. "To think that nll
$3.50 these troubles should occur
the very Wom.nt left YOU"
ret she gave no Thought to the Sc
rious financial effect of such string
CT catastrophes. Robert, OF course. APP
preciated this side OF the business, es'
pecaaily In view OF the shipowner's re-
mark about the insurance. But Sir Ar
thur Deanes stin upper lip deceived
him. He failed to realize that the father
was acting part for his daughters
sake.
Oddly enough. the baronet did not
seek to discuss with them the legal
booking document affixed near the cave
II claimed all rights In the island In
their joint names, and this was topic
no wished to avoid. For the time.
therefore. the younger man had no OPP
portuni.y OF taking him into his con-
fdence. and Iris held faithfully to her
pr osnise Of silence.
TIE girls ragged ralmen., SOU wester
ed strong boots were already packed
away ON board. She now rescued the