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Evening journal., 1914-07-09
Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Of wlmngo
Trains Marked 10 Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE 4 WASHINGTON r R

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P95adPh., SUNDAYS. s.22. 7ao Sci 8e. 10 s.
rIIiADE1fH14 READING g' RAILWAY e. i0'''
NJ aanE nsd AND way o M i5o NJ 4le NJ 5es
WILSON LINZ sTIASiBoATs
m Ps@ied'pa @ @ d Chester daily 80 A. NJ noon
" 900 rHsasaso7T W. PnRp4poAr Pss Lon Long '9 BEACH street Wharf
Leave pennsgro oo AIS us and
ooo and Il do % "ns % Fourth % sa9 % ard % l1oo Nj 4s 5ao e5
~ H. RIvBRvIEw BEACH, PENNsvILIE, N.
s & n Leave. beach 400 tuesday Thursday and and
r.rrv y...o,s H.. rgHToN
sundays beach M S siog
99d ma MM returning m from beach p n Sundays leave Wilmington
~ ~ sUBuRB&S TROLLEY LINES
ir,, & 1e'ss % ana French street Station every
To casLa@es@ @ Fo9 @ d % Nj Marks, % streets oa & a9d az 34 ham j.
ey eey ~q hours on The hour New Da~s
srandy~ns Springs ana Mshanonleave 18th ana MARI. 49, .
] osspnns Is 2 minutes after the hour Nirhss
os qti the hour Springs Kns sqe 70 MIN
stance @ sns 9Fs the hour and minutes before the half
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LIBRARY COMPLIES list
or BOOKS FOR WOMEN

Under the title Of Books for Women
the Free Library has issued q little
pamphlet which IS Of peculiar interest
to the women Of this city under the
hoadnes Of house furnishing, servants,
cooking. entertaining, dressmaking, gar
dens. hygiene, etcs are listed popular
books "a these subjects. Books q this
character afe always in great demand
AZ the library and K has been thought
vise "a print this list for the benehs
81 many WHO are roc ianihar with The
resources ol the library along this line.
Under the head Of cooking the subjects
~, divided into books relating e tor-
oSlgn cooking breakfast, luncheon, sup.
r7f. hsh, meat vegetables, salads anl
sandwiches. bread and cake contoction-
lv and preserving.
Not the least important list Is that
relating 10 children which is subdivided
INTO care and feeding and trimming
These books are very important. Many
mothers in the city realize it.
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JUDGES and lawyers
AT CHILD'S funeral

srecial 10 TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. July 9-Members Of
The bench and bar in large numbers,
as wen as many relatives and friends,
attended the funeral here yesterday
sfternoon OF Miss Nellie Hutton, only
child OF Deputy Attorney-General and
Mrs John B Hutton DR.. A. w.
Ifghtbourne conducted the service.
The Rev. W. K. Needham. pastor Of
The First Baptist Church, a neigh
Dor Of the Huttons, also assisted in
TIC services. offering prayer at the
conclusion Of the services by DR..
. Lightbourne The Dover Glee Club,
~ request Of the family sang
Beautiful Isle OF Somewhere"
Not for many years has there been
such a display Of flowers as those
which were banked in front and on the
sides Of the casket Of Miss Hutton
The pail bearers included. Judge
William n Boyce. James II, Hughes
Alexander NJ Daily. William Watson
Harrington Thomas O. Frame. Jr.
and Reynolds Clough lnterment was
made in Lakeside Cemetery in the
Hutton burial lot
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FLAT FOR RENT

at 500 French st. Free electric lights
and heat Owner furnishes gas stove
for cooking. 2 ovens and hot water
attachment. Four rooms and bath;
also rooms and bath
Apply to L. J. F0ULk,
104 w. 7th ST. or on premises.
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If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY.
JULY ..

People Of this birthdate have won
derful memories They are sensitive
to people and surroundings and
elated. or depressed, according to the
influence thrown about them.
They love music and art and liter
ature and are especially fond of the
theatre, They are proud of personal
appearances and sometimes choose
their friends because of their appear
ance and not for their real worth.
They can command a large number
Of people and have good executive
ability They make successful mer-
chants and writer's. and will find
fame in public life, particularly the
stage.
The Want Ads will locate lost
articles, will secure good positions
ia stores and factories for both men
and women.
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PROPOSALS..
ID RoPosALs FOR FURNISHING MA
TERTAI.C

ID ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MA
II TERIALS.
The Board Of Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department will receive proposals at
the office, southwest corner Sixth and King
streets. Wilmington, Delaware, until 10
o'clock A. Nj, Tuesday, July 21, 1914 for
furnishing the following materials that may
be required by the Street and Sewer De-
partment for a period Of one year from Au.
gust Il 1914
Materals-Foreign and Domestic Portland
Cement, Terra Gotta Pipes. Castings, Sewer
Bricks Sidewalk Paving Bricks, Bar Sand,
River Paving Sand and Gravel
Copies Of instructions, specifications and
proposal blanks may be obtained al the
Office Of the Street and Sewer Department.
The right 70 reject any or all bids or to ac-
cept any portion Of a bid is reserved.
Attest. u. ". CHRISTY
iune27 20 iuly9,1416. Secretary.
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AT THE HnPKINs rHEATRF.

"a Spy for a Day" in g reels; I'm
Napoleon's Army" a military scene.
a great plot against Napoleon, and
Nicholas Perrin. the old Parish
Priest" will be shown at the Hop
kins Theatre today There will be
vaudeville at the theatre on Satur-
day only. There will be two big acts.
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PURLIC sALE-REAL ESTATE.

-7---.---.------.------ N, a
i Will be exposed to sale at public ven
due, on July 10, 1914, at 10 o clock, A. NJ,
at the County Court House in the city Of
Wilmington.
All that certain farm or tract Of land with
the buildings thereon erected situate in
Pencader hundred New Castle County and
State OF Delaware containing one hundred
and fortytwo acres Of land, more or less,
and known as the Batten Farm.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by
REUBEN sATTERTHwAITE, Jr,
496 DUPONT Building, Wilmington, Del.
iuly3-5t
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DANCING Al sHELLPOT.

The dances given by Mrs. F. Sny-
der at Shellpot Park every evening
are becoming more popular each
week The Park Orchestra will fur
nish the music tomorrow night
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HELP WANTED--MALE


- ovrNNNFNT POSITIONS ARE EASY
IL eog Nv free booklet, J 66o, tells
low Write todsy--NOM EARL hof-
rfNs Washington, ,. g luiF A.4mos'
* NtsfNrrR wANrED-MuST BE MAR.
III ried man thoroughly experienced ~
mention 81 engines boilers lnc pu MN ns
naehsnerv Must ho willing 70 work ~
lonrs per day and days per week None
aut thoroughly experienced men, naFlns Neis
,nswer This ad Good, steady position tor
he right man salary. 500 per montn
Apnlv Isl letter only, 20 Engineer, Boy 20
Route No 3 Porfers, Del jniy9.3t
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PUBLIC SALE

- ,-,--if1f TTB11C SALE or HOUSEHOLDS GOODS
will be sold az No. 1921 Rodney street.
on Friday. July 10, at / o'clock, p M.
Bedroom Diningroom, Parlor and Kitchen
Furniture, Rugs, Pictures, Gas Range, Cook
stove. Dishes Washing Machine, Sewing
Machine Chairs Bedding Of all kinds, Etc.
STIDHAM s. SON.
iuly7.3l. Auotioneers.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

-, xprRTrNcrD OPERATORS ON MAIN
~ sook underwear Apply John W Auekef' +
e Cor Fifth and French SIS gune1o.tt
4xT ANTED - EXPERIENCED VII l,,. y
nFfAWARr AVENUE AND
n ,Tnnpf' avN inly82t
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NOTlCES


NJ OriCE-MILK PRODUCERS WILL
~ please meet az Bull Head Hotel Fourth
and Orange, Saturday afternoon next at
o'clock Important business.
iulysS b. CHAS. E, DICKEY
NJ ADAM LEO ROMANY GYPSY
INA Palmist Tells your past, present and
future, just as you have gone and will 20
through life for Csc Shellpot Park viii
mingt0,, Delaware dec5.tf
NJ OpfCE-rHE NEW gIRCUAATING
lN LIBRARY Of No. aO5 Washington street
has removed 20 No. 5i2 W. Ninth street and
- 10 position 20 take orders for and deliver
all the latest books Phone calls promptly
attended TO, y. & A. Phone 61l6A; Auto
matte 1858. teb1stf
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STORAGE


q TORAGE-HoUSEHo GOODS AND
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving q
speciality. Packing, Grating and shipping to
ali points; private railroad siding direct
into building Estimate free.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO,
Phnpe ss4 d. No 1O1 Maryland Ave
iunp % a.
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r OR RENT--No 61a POPLAR ST, z
rooms, bath and front porch James
a Hurlock. Eighth and Spruce streets
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PAPERHANGERS


VOHN REIBOLD, PAPER HANGER
~ No. sa3 Madison st. Bell phone
b7lsL iani2-h
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4 NOR LE-PERAMBULAToR IN
A good condition Inquire No. 402 West
fourteenth ST. iune13.eod In
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HELP WANTED

o0n GOVERNMENT JOBS OPEN
IN l1tlU 10 men and women. 500 70
81 se month Write Tor list Franklin lnaAt
tute Dept 40 Rochester y. h'
iunrs7.2m.
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II OR sALE-BARGAIN. SURREY, RUB.
/ T. Der tires lamps, top, storm curtains,
I hne condition. nearly now KILRON $ LIN
ERY. fo5 W Fifth iuly112t
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE

s.,=--srsrs,s->
Il OR sALE--SToRE. NO. 215 WEST
Tenth street, al your own price Apply
No 215 West Tenth street or No. III West
Second street. iulye-st
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h. Wilson Line
S TO
s1sr
E% Philadelphia
Passengers and Freight

Leave Fourth Street Wharf. Wilmington
daily including Sundays, for PhiladelphiA
and Chestnut Street Wharf Phiadelphis, fol
Wilmington. at 80, 9 co. 10 80 A. NJ.
- o'clock noon, 80, 8 90, A15, 8 90
4. 90. g. 80 and g. 30 P. NJ
On Saturdays, Sundays and legal HOLIDAYS.
between Philadelphia and Wilmington, Ons
way. soc; round trip, Soc on an other
days, special one-dsy limited ticket: One
way, 15c; round trip. 25c.
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FOR sALe

L OR SALE-G0OD MILK ROUTE
= address S-39 Evening Journal Office.
lnlvs.8f
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" OR RENT-No. 400 FERRIS STREET,
rooms and bath. Woodlawn Company,
No. COL Grant Ave. apr4.tf.
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IL OR sALE-TWo LOTS AT GORDON
4 Heights, 50x15O Excellent location.
Reasonable. Apply to Carroll w Grifith
10 "a W. Ninth ST. iuneao-12t
r OR sALE--NICE SIX ROOM HOUSE
on Pine street, between Twenty second
and twenty third. All conveniences; heater
range, front porch Price az 600 Address
SO, Evening Journal Once. may2h
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REAL ESTATE For RENT

EoR RENT-2527 WASHINGTON ST,
- new, modern house. D. L. ToPkls, 40
". Twenty tysecond street. .. A. Phone
b495A iune1ou
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ROOFERs

= = - -
M d WILLIAMS co
~ No s2l Orange ST. Roofing spout
We ana Heating, Metal and composition
roohng Hot Air Heating and ventilatinR
hepaifing promptly done. Phone JanIe.tf
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SANITARY WORKERS

NJ r. KELTER SANITARY ODOR.
VA LESS ENCANAIING
once, w Corner Fourth and West sts.
oct91sF
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w AsHINGToN HEIGHTS SECTION.
No. 5t1 West Eighteenth street
within one square OF Boulevard and fronting
on park. Apply to Samuel H. Baynard,
~. june24tf
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II OR sALE-1oo.QUART MILK ROUTE
At Bargain If sold at once Address s-37
Evening journal Once iuy9.3t.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE

~ SNTFp-BY rWo AGRICULTURAL
w students. work on the farm for sum
ner Address GIL Evening Journal once
iulya.3t.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


SUBSTANTIAL CORP ALTO n
n wants reliable party to establish Office
and manage statesmen. Should pay $4,000 70
$4,000 annually. $500 10 $1,000 will
finance business; you handle own money.
References exchanged Sales Manager, No.
4o6 Fisher Bldg Chicago, 1T. july2 -thurs-tf.
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UPHOLS STERING

49,
Il uRNlIukE RE UPHOLSTERED, oar.
pets altered and laid Awnings and
4hade work Phone for estimate. phiisp
eg, +Solb may1 9.tf.
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Y OR RENT-6-RooM HOUSE. MODERN
improvements. Apply D. S. Lyman
Elsmere. Del y. & A. phone 10l5D.
iuy6-6t
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PFiTs1EST. VII Del
WANTED


NAT ANTED--CAST OFF CLOTHING,
w Shoes, good prices. No. East
Front ST. iuneil.lm.
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n OR RENT-sTORE OR OFFICE
II apartment in rear, basement. Thor
oughly modern Apply Alabr Apartment,
No. $50 Tatnall st. iunels-tt
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qOR RENT


z OR RENT-OFFICE AND STOCK
room Reasonable. Apply No. 3l9
Orange Street iunel2.f-
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MONEY TO LOAN

N s f1NFs LOANED ON FIRST MORT.
nj rare. o. G. GOODEN.
y1s tf.e.tf, NO. W Amth -
~ FADY MONEY TO LOAN ON 6ooL
IL, arsi mortgages large or small amount
IS agents need apply. Emily y, Wells, NO
s4q 0rsnre 81 iune1 s.eod I'm.
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sTEAMER LONG BEACH.

PENNsGROVE and WILMINGTON FERPY
From Fourth Street Wharf.
Summer Schedule-May % 70 September a.
Leave Pennsgrove--6 90 A. NJ. 200 A NJ.
1915 A. NJ. 1.uo P. NJ, $50 P NJ. AIS
p. NJ, tbs P. NJ. and 1000 P. M
Leave Wilmington--T.0 90 A. NJ, Gao A NJ
HOO A. NJ, las p NJ, $50 P. M ais
P. NJ, 900 P. M and IL P. NJ
Passengers and freight. Improved fseiii
ties for handling automobiles Refer inouir
les to Wilson Line Agents. Fourth Street
Wharf Wilmington.
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LOST AND FOUND

OsT-A BUNCH OF KEYS ON JET.
l. fprson street between Second and
rhird Reward il returned % The Evening
fs,,tna once iuly61wk.
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ELECTRIC SCALP TREATMENT.

.------s~--es~s
ri ISS b. E. BIDDLF, SHAMPOoING
Nl and Electric Scalp Treatment. NO
287 North Franklin street. Work done at
home iune1s-1m.
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PRINTERS

"a WEDDING INVITATIONS, $3.50 70
OU $3.50 j. T JOHN SON, Printing
1d Engraving. sis Market ST. ilo-eod Il
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NAT ANTED--cAST OFF CLOTHING.
W Shoes; good prices No East
Front 9. iunell.lm.
~ AsH--FoR OLD GOOSE FEATHER
" beds NJ J Mccusker, No. SIG KING
street layf.st.
AAy ANrED-i, 600 CARPETS TO CLEAN.
w storage rooms for rent 81 so and
81 90 per month. Both phones. GEO r.
LANG CO., 1905 Orange 81 feb24u.
NKT ANTED-oLD TIME FURNITURE,
w even IN broken condition: old Jew
tirg, oil paintings and old blue china Higrest
cash prices paid. NJ d. Levin. 70 Z0a
West seventh 81. Phone. 5lss .eh5u
XNy ANTED - WATCH AND JEwELRY
w repairing Also eye fitting. Store
open evenings until o'clock, Saturday
evenings until 10 o'clock. Original Thomas
Jtnelry Store, No. 1O9 Market street.
fehi4tf
ID BERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
HAs dealers for your Office furniture and
household goods You r. losing money IL
you don't sell 10 him pnstal viii bring
our buyer there with the ready cash.
BERGER, Third and shpley streets d.
& A. Phone 5113A mlb.tf
WyANTED ~ SECOND HAND FuRNI.
Wv ture. Whole households bought
Sales. office fixtures, etc bought Head
quarters for all kinds Of Rugs aud Linoleums.
furniture stored and money advanced at
legal interest, 6 per cent for 4 year.
ChARLES s. HURLOCK.
Seventh and Poplar Streeta
iulysf Telephone D A. 1t72Al
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NEW SQUARE PLAN HOUSE. HARD.
IN wood floors, hot water heat rooms,
bath and pautry. Halt square Of Boulevard
Phone. 1893. june12. .1a. 5.1s, ,2e.then II.
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~ AsH--FOR OLD GOOSE FEATHER
" beds NJ } Mccusker, No. si6 KING
street iuyf-3t.
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TRANSPORTATION
RiyerYieW Beach

PENNSVIILE, N, J.
Ferry Eva Bell leaves Third Street Wharf
at bridge, 1870 A. NJ, 400 74s P. N.
Leaves beach TOO A. NJ. 200. 90 r. NJ
Round trip, Csc. Dancing Tuesday Thurs
trip, HOO P. Nj Trip. including admission
70 dancing pavilion SOC.
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BOARDERS WANTED

nOR RENT - LARGE FURNISHED
n rooms with board also table board.
~ isn7 Washington ST. iune11.tm.
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APARTMENTS
MASOUERADE SUITS


ASQUERADE SUITs-MRS. SUSAN
Nl A. Standerwick, No s29 Vandever
avenue. marll-n
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M ANrED-i. ooo CARPETS TO CLEAN.
w storage rooms for rent, 81 so and
81 90 per month. Both phones. GEO r.
LANG co, 1905 Orange 81. teh2a.u.
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time, ike MIN, She pared II
of the glove. Il don't know
when I'll see you again.
We're going back this after
noon"
1What?' Nolan asked,
aghast. you're not laden.
@We're going back she
repeated.
4You can't he denied.
@The Macuma can't be laden.
We're near four hours ahead
of you. / don't take the
Kinross out till tomorrow"
We've our ore aboard"
she said simply. 4We're
ordered away"
He halted helplessly. Ore
indeed was in the holds of
the Macuma, poured in great
piles as the chutes streamed
the iron through the matches.
Nolan knew exactly how it
heaped in high, rough pyra-
mids of rusty weight, not
trimmed, with great gaps of
empty space between the
piles making certain the
shifting of the cargo in a
storm. With a calm sea and
promise of fair weather, a
vessel SO hastily laden might
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE Il. 1914

risk trip; but in such storm and with worse
weather heralded-the old Macuma must not put out!
Nolan felt the perspiration his forehead; but it
to argue with the woman.
@Wheres Fred?" he asked.
She told him where he might find her husband Nolan
met him the way back to the docks
Hello, Fred"
what do you want?"
They had not exchanged words in years. They had
each other only water they encountered
about the docks and passed at distance with nod
and stare. Now face to face each estimated his
enemy anew. From under caps tight pulled down and
with coat collars conceang all but brow and nose
their eyes met and renewed hate.
II just your wife, Nolan said.
Il supposed So"
"She told you're going out this afternoon.
Suppose we are?"
The master of the new Kinross could not have had
harder transaction Enmty increased recently by
Nolan's betterment of his position. As part
well master of his Ship Nolan determined for him
self when to put OUT Mogridge must still obey orders
To refer those orders only added insult 1t would be
useless suggest disobeyng them: they orders
to hired man.
Fred" Nolan appealed directly, Louise hasn't got
to co.
aShe HASN'T"
"Of course she hasn't"
what have you got to say about her?'
4You ought to leave her ashore
$50 if go down. I leave ner to you'll"
Nolan controlled himself while Mogrldge cursed him
and finished
aI'm not going down. Don't cheer yourself When
do CO. take her with mel Get that?' He turned his
back and strobe off.
At three o'clock Nolan, from the Kinross, saw
Mogridge's wife return to the Macuma. Half
hour later the ship cast off and steamed into the
lake.
The remainder of the day and all night Nolan
to the lading and the trimming of the six thousand tons
of in his holds At daybreak with the thermometer
still below and the gale blowing with binding snow
the Kinross buffeted its way out The great
outside cased the hull in ce and the storm shut in the
freighter in its white, numbing solitude.
Nolan, standing his watch, liked the solitude of the
storm Amid such assa and onslaught of the elements
a lonely forms the determinations that cast his
character Standing thus exposed ship, battling
with and wind, Nolan had made up his mind
what to do after he had lost Louise. His sole thought
then had been defy her. &c. since she believed Mark
to be his son. he accepted the role of the boys father
symbol that he had put Louise out of his life alto
gether. But as he faced this storm he knew that
he had never put away thought of possessing her.
He felt fear at all for himself for his ship the
violence of the wind increased. His ship was sound
and safe and, after seasons work. well found and
with engines sweetly turning. But he knew that dis
aster for the Macuma- battered, and badly laden
must be almost certain.
As he stared into the whirling snow ahead, now he
pictured the Macuma her side, filling with water,
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Superior. Colder, the forecast warned and the first
foes, driven down by the wind, bufeted the bows of
the struggling while ice sheathed the sides
and decks. Out into the open lake from Whtefsh
Bay the freghters raced west and north pass the
sharp point of Keweenaw before steering west and
little south again for Duluth.
Steadily the storm signals flew They futtered their
alarm at Duluth Nolan brought his ship to the docks
receive its six thousand tons of iron But still
the only gathering, and while it waited the
wind Lake Superior went down. But the cold in
creased the bitter terrible cold that froze foot of
ice calm water in couple of belowzero nights and
sunt days without thaw. The lakes, of course,
still open and the straits kept channel; but few
days of such weather and ships could not get
through.
WHEN the Macuma to the docks three
hours after the Kinross the loading going
desperately. Nolan the pier Mogridge's
wife come from the Macuma. He had not seen her to
speak in years. he had spent the last winter
in Chicago where the Kinross building He watched
her with dumb torture of heart as she came toward
him. The surge of his stied passion startled him; he
scarcely controlled it as he stepped to meet her.
She seemed to him little older than the girl he had
constantly carried in his heart The blue of her eyes
as they looked his only little deeper her fair
hair tre darker, but abundant, and her skin
clear and soft She still held the knack of making
her clothes look like the suits of city people. 4She
keeps herself up as if she hadn't married her man."
borne child yet who'd know she going thirty
fve?"
Nolan pulled off his heavy mitten and seized her
slender, gloved hand. As his fingers crushed hers he
tears in her eyes. He dropped her hand with
cry of guilt but he knew it the physical pain
that had troubled her. She smiled.
Bob you've beautiful ship I'm proud that you have
it. wanted to tell you that myself. I'm proud of YOU
Thanks thanks-Louise," he stammered like
big boy, and tried to think of compliment to
return. 3You look fne-Louise."
~Put your mitten Bob, she reminded him of the
cold.
Her little hand went back into her muf and they
stood speaking of the loading of iron and the ice
Mogridge watched them closely from the Macuma.
While his tongue ran on about the weather, Nolans
mind said 3I break his head he insults her for ths7
Then he recoected that he could not learn what Mog
ridge would say do to her. He could not ask: she
would not tell him.
Therefore, to spare her difficulty Nolan soon made
to leave. ave got to to the trimming of
my ORE"
THE next morning the storm, long threatened and
forewarned, arrived. Binding snow, dry and pow
derry and driven horizontal by the gale shut the
lake, shut out the city back of the DOCKS and half hid
in its whiring haze, vessel from the loading
length away. At noon Nolan went up to the city
bit of business and in department store he hap
pened across Louise Mogridge.
1Goodby, Bob" she gave him her hand, and this
time like him she barred II