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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-05

Rev. Jos. Berne, recently returned
from the south of France, has been ap-
pointed pastor of the Catholic church
at Glendale.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-05

Mrs. Raymond Hewett and son, Of
Fargo, are visiting her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Chafee, Of Normal
avenue.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-05

will take them up the Mississippi to
St. Paul where they have been sold.
This will probably be Captain Marsh's
last long river trip.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-05

Miss Myrtle Barnes, Of Coop stown,
is visiting Miss leila Martin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
REPoRTs FROM WAR zoNE
SHOW SERIOUS SITUATION

Washington. May i5.--Latest dis
patches from American Consul slir-
pich nj Nogales. sonora. says his In
formation OF the casualties In the at
tnck OF Ynqul Indians on the Aneri-
can colony near Esperanxa Indicated
that 4. j. Donovan was killed and
that Il. O. Stocker was wounded.
A report from Admiral Howard,
commanding the Pacific fleet. said
see Yaquis we'll armed, began the at
tack on American ranchers May II,
aud that Donovan and Jack Wilson
we're killed that day. In the fightins
the next day w a. Fay was killed
and stocker wounded.
Admiral Howard also reported to-
day that irregulars. evidently ban
iits. had attacked trains az Madrid
sixty miles from Manzanillo. aud
that communication between Colimn
and Manzaniiio had been cut off
The United states cruiser New or
leans nt Mnnzanillo was under orders
today 10 sail from there "a Guaymaf
Mexico. where she will Join the cruis'
er Raleigh Iva extending aid II neces
sary 20 the American colony in th'
Yaqul valley, attacked by Indians.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
Today;s War
Summary

FfcuUh trout,- have pu-hcd back
the German line 500 yards In the
direction of Suuchcz, the war of-
nee M Parts announced to-day.
Otherwise there have hecn no
changc~ In the hattie of northern
France.
NnothVr neutral Ycs.,el--thc
Danish steamer Nartha--wa- tor
lrdyci aud sunk today by 4 Ger
man .uinIufinc. The attack took
plncc of Aberdeen. The eighteen
mrmhtis of tlic ,rcw were saved.
The NUssisclc Lcitung. AN inilu-
entail hcrlln new spapci, aniionnc-
cd that "high guVcrnmcn, circles"
Hn Germany favored submission Ia
~ court ~ arhitraiiun of the quc~-
iion- at issue Letwccn the Unitcd
siatc, and Germany.
Giuseppe Marcorn. a Garihnldl
Nctcran. II Ia form the ncW cab
met to guide Italy through the
prcscnt crisis u j. bclictcd in
Isumc iimt hr viii assemble u cab
met Ia which tie oprosing fac
tiun~ will be- represented. tie II
aid "a have received the support
uf the riirine PRIMER. signor sal
nndrn, who Insisted upon quitting
0ncc Notwithstanding the desire
90 the king To- retain him.
ID i reported la London that
Italy denounced her alliance with
Germany aud Austria "A week ago,
aud news of the iinal break II en-
pcctcd there. IntcrHai agitation
continues la Italy. \ strike has
been called NJ Milan - "a protest
against the course of pOliticni
c,cnis. The city u Ia the hands
% thc military.
Ia both the east and west the OPP
posing armies apparently are un-
able to make great hendvay at
present, although severe lighting
contlnuc-. The Ltcnch offensive
north of Arras has made little
Mrthcr progrcss. The one ll-
portant change reported h the
shattcIing og the Austrian line
near the Bukowina frontier. This
Ilussian claim. however. has not
hceu confirmed from German or
Austrian sources. The Austro-
German sweep T. said to have
hcen cherkcd. although Pctrogrnd
admits the western half OF GaIiria
has been wIcsted from the Isus-
sinns.
Anti-Gcrman riots IN south
Afrlra have brought about y SER
ious conditions of cdrirs. In many
of the Important cities OF the
Union of South Africa shops,
storchonscs aud hotels owned bS
Germans or Austrlans have hcer'
burned OF sg'kcd. Premier Boslin
hl,s appealed for order, hat the
pete and soldiers lind u dificulI
20 control the erovFls. The prop
crts DAMAGE \ heavy.
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GEuMNN REPORT TODAY
ALSO SAYS LITTLE

Berlin. May n. tvia London,
y. ml-Thc German general army
headquarters today gave out the ful-
lowing official statement:
I'm the western thentor:
"Nrar Stcenstraetc we repulsed at
tncEs made by the enemy during the
night.
"On the 81. Julien Ypros 1oad We
again attacked and made progress.
Three English officers ana siNty men
and one machine gun felt Into our
hands
THE number OF unwounded pris-
oncrs taken by us dn this regionl
since Aprn % has increased 10 10
officers ana $3.50 men. 10 which more
thaa 500 wounded must be added.
TO the southwest of lille heavy
artillery lighting was not followed up
by the enemy with infantry attacks.
"On the t.orctte heiphts the ma
iority of the attempts AT attack made
by the enemy were kept down. Al at
tack from the north on the high slope
which reached our trenches was
beaten OH. Then enemy suffered heavy
losses"
on the evacuation Of Carency and
the western portion OF Ablain, II Is
uscertained that field gun which had
ncen built In the nrst line. and a small
number Of auxiliary mine throwere
were lost II Is further ascertained
that i've Freucn guns, two or three
revolver cannon and also two mortars
which had been used as mine throw
ers aud which previously had been
taken from the French. were lost.
'Norih of Arras there was compnr'
ative quiet.
south Of Allly and east OF th'
| IlnnlIInIan IN Ilnrn Il,rnA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
DERNBuRG WISELY uttIDt's
TO GtTr OFT OF COUNTRY

WnshinKtnn, May IIl--UT. HNFHT
hard Dernburg. often referred 10 a.
the unofficial spokesman u Emperor
William h the United states, has
made plans 70 leave the country ot
his own initiative within short
time.
II became known Ia official quar-
tiers here today that IN view of the
lntimatlOns that President Wilson
and the cabinet we're difpieased with
pr Dernbufg's speech iuaiifSlns the
sinking of the Luritania and some oi
his other public ntterances. which
they believed might be calculated 20
array sentiment ~ Germans IN tho
United states against ihe WaEhinx-
ton government friends of DR. Dern-
burg here have persuaded hiss. 20
leave the United states
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
YACHT RAMONA AND
FISHING PARTY WRECKED

washington. May is.-The Ameri-
can yacht Ramona has been wrecked
on the Mexican west coast near Te-
popa. north OF Gunynas. without toss
of life. according 10 a report to the
navy department from Admiral How
ard, who sent the cruiser kaleigh Z"
pick up the rescued crew.
San Diego, CaL, May ts.--The Ra-
none carried a party OF hunters nnn
fishers from san Diego. she went
ashore Monday. All on board are Fe-
ported safe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

Los Angeles. May ib.--Fiuy Amer
lean men are surrounded near Eapc-
rnnEa, sonora, to-day BY overwhclm-
ing numbers of Yaqul Indians. ac-
cording to dispatch received here
by Charles +. O'Brien. owner of one
Of the iarge ranches in the Yaaui
valley.
According 10 reliable information
the force under General Sosn. villa
commander sent 20 aid the Ameri-
cans. Is composed mostly Of Yaauis
and cannot be expected to tEghl their
brothers bcsiegIng the Americans.
lose Maytorsna. governor OF So
morn, n said 10 have sained the sup
port OF the Yaquis In his fight against
the Carfanza faction By promising
them the lands originally belonging
TO the Yaquis and now held by for
eiencrs. The unrest Of the Indians
began when they came Go believe the
Mexican leaders would not and could
not redeem their promises.
william stocker. one OF the men
reported injured. lelegrnphed his wlfe
here that he was we'll William
Stocker n wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

Green River Wyo.. May is.-Wlil-
lam Helms. 40. sheep man. ycster-
day sho, his wife Winnie through the
heart and then himself through the
head. Their bodies we're found hall
an hour later By nelghbor. Jealousy
II supposed 90 have caused tho crime.
Mrs Helms formerly was Mrs, Edward
Harrett Of Rock springs, and was
pr0miuent IN Salt Lake City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
FRENCH OIFICINL STATEMENT
IiII. WIS NJ NM ANGI.S

Paris. May IS. ts.30 y. M Tho
French war office this afternoon is-
sued tho following statement on the
progress of hostiliti"s.
"Tho.e have been no changes in the
STATION since last evening iu the see
tar 60 the North of Aeras."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

Waterbury. Conn. Aay i5.-Wil-
lam !, Pape. editor OF the Waterbury
Republlcan. today vas ordered COM
mitted 20 the New Raven county JAN
for 90 days upon conviction on The
charga OF criminal lhei. oy Juase
walsh of the ooart OF common pleas.
Senator James A. peaaloy of this
city. the Complainant specined two
editorials appearing IN pare's paper
as belng abusive. lndecent and rneu1s
I've.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
SEVERAL THOUSAND YAoUIs
ENGAGED IN THE RAID

Douglas. Ariz. May i5.--s;everai
thousand Yaquis are raiding inland
towns Of sonora, according 20 infor-
nation received here. Property or
Americana everywhere IN Yaqui ter-
rltory except at Guaymna, cannnea.
~ rlErc and EsperanEa has been de-
siroycd and their livestock driven on.
Tonichi. Pesquierai Navnion. to-
corL la Colorado, san Mareiai, h"-
snrlo aud other towns have bee"
rnided
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nr supposed By Germans are reported
to have been systematically destroyed.
The big buildings simply were set
attire and allowed 70 blaze. Goods
found In smaller shops. hotels and ofii-
ces were nung out Of windows aud
made into boniires.
Reports from Durham describe the
wholesale firing and sacking OF Ger
man business houses, hotels and wool
stores
AT Port Elizabeth twenty German
eta ahlishments were wrecked: in Pre-
toria the windows we're smashed IN
the Office Of a Germpn newspaper;
MaTtizburg reports a general exodus Of
Germans The Disturbances az Kun
berly were Unprecedented In the an
nuls of the diamond fields. while the
ioting az Blnemfontoin also was SER
ious'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
STRIKE PROCLAIMED rs
PROTESTS ~ MILAN

Rome. May IS. bla Paris. o:i5
q. MA strike has oecn pro laimed
az Milan ne q protest against the
course of political events in Italy.
Troops are occupying an the strateg-
iell points in the city,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
DANISH STEAMER MARTHA
SUNK BY SIHM NDINI

London. May 40. t2.O9 y. mJ-Tho
Danish steamer Martha was t0rpedicd
and sunS Off Aberdeen this morning
by "a German submarine. Her crew
oI eighteen was saved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
Or. ALFONSO ACOSTA
FORMER PREMIER
ASSASS|NATED
IN LISBON
Cities Of CiOmbro, 0pOrto,
Lisbon and santarem in
Hands Of the Revolutionary
Committees.

by Evening Herald Leased wirel
London. May I5 (G;f0 y. n.y.
~ rchcl naval squadron has
homharded the city Of IAsllon
from the river TaRus. actordiig
tn farther advice, from Madrid
received by the iabrc agency.
These adNiccs Ca Nadrih are
described ~ official anh they
conc dlrect from lisban.
The boInbardment OF the war
ships resulted In the killing OF a
number OF people and the wound
Ing of others. Considerable
DAMAGE also was done.
u wouid appear that the navy
is at the head of the rebcl move
mcui.
Private adviccs reaching the
spanish capital rom Ii-bon sets
forth that the commander of the
Portuguese cruiser g. NascO de
CANA has bcca murdered.
The army garriSoning Ls-lIon T.
remaining loyal Ia President Ar
riagn.
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The Marthn's net tonnage was '2i.
she was e3e feet long. was built un
1897 ana was owned In Copenhagen.
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Rome. May a.. (t2iio y. me- Via
iris. ,:ta q. mD--signpr Mnrcora,
,sidcut OF the chamber of deputies,
|qucsei as King Victor Emmanuel
form "a new Cauiact IN succession
the Salundra ministry has refused
. commission. &
20 is probable that the Sing will in
Q on Premier Salandra remaining in
Wer.
lThc Tnbuna, in q special edition.
|nics the report that Italy has de-
,unccd the triple alliance. IL eN-
bins the King's decision to entrust
II giuseppe MarCora the formation Of
. cabinet. instead oi insisti1g upon
n retention of Premier Saluudra, as
NJ due tu the fact that the Salandfa
.l,inCi had sha Jed .is policy in the
\, e., ton of Wit!itaNui .fom tho
Eplc alliance. but had not taken def
\ e action to this end. wishing iiDt
i obtain the support ~ parliament
4 picdsc of any Kind has been made,
rrbunn asserts. aud the new cub-
viii thus have complete lincriy OF
ION.
demonstrations continued
4 Rom, during the night. They in
based In intensity when it became
oWu that the king had accepted
'cmiyt Sain1drn's resignation.
Dne of the most violent outbreaks
s. AN attempt of the crowds 70 APP
lputh the Austrian embassy. A mem
b of the stan OF the nationalist
Wspapcr Idea Nazionalc, hurled ms
ne through window OF the EN-
ssy lie was arrested.
4At q meeting in BOrghese square
euty speakers, most of them dep
ics. made addresses in favor nf war
resolution was passed 10 the effect
F pt the people o. Rome believed the
r untry to be In danger ana would
j. event with all means at their dis
$ sal. the sacrifice of national
u nor
when the people In Milan heard
nt the Salanita cabinet Insisted of
81 siRning. gathering of 10000 meT
Il women protested with great vio'
lco There were were cries o
Il Down with the parliamentary Cam
r0' Death 10 Emperor William'
,eath 10 Gioltu" Death to Em
ror Francis suseph! "IIurrah FOL
War'" 'ilurrah for the reyolution'
Down with all traitors"
Leaflets were distributed on th'
'ecta hearing the words Death 4
|outul" ~
IThc Count Of Turin, a cousin %
IA nr Victor Emmanuel, left the royn
lace ON foot. lie was recognized an'
sscd aud a threatening mob sur
n undoh him crying Down with tn
lnnrchy'" Long live the repuhlic'
fante Garibaldi q son Of Genera
+ cciotti Garibaldi who has bee
3htlns With the French, haransue'
crowd IN Milan ana declared y
u government refuses To go 10 wa
ainst Austria my family win lea'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
Indian Raid in Sonora As
sames Serious Proportions
Today and Lives Of Many
Citizens Of U. s. in Danger.
ANOTHER wARSHIP rs
SENT TO THE RESCUE
Reports from Various Border
Points Indicate at Least
Two Thousand Indians Are
Taking Part.

ny Evening Ilsfsid Leased wlrel
WasllnRton. May fa.-A report
FRI 20 Admrni Howard hate to-
day stated thnf ynqui Indians
and MeAicaiis were aanim fghtlng
Ia the Naqui valley near TRES and
TINT nine Afexlcaus had been
killed. Sonofa state troops. the
me@Sagc said, refuseti o. advance
naainst the Haquis.
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Washington. May lse-frhe auN-
sostion OF arhitration contained 81
dispatches 20 London from Berlin ~
way Of Amsterdam wua received
among officials here with the infof-
NAL comment that such course wug
among the cosnidefatsone Wnlrh had
occurred In WashlnGton bat u wan
pointed out that II probably would
not be- satisfactory unless assurances
were given In the meantime and the
submarine warfare on iaeSrhaut
ships wae suspended.
Secretary Bryan had sent Two men-
sages 10 Ambassador Gerard after the
note itself left the teieKraph olfaea
herc--one noilfyine him that & haa
been sent and another advising aim
that Il had been affnnsen 90 RELEASE
Il for publication al . a. m. Friday
and therefore 10 present u 20 the
German foreign office as early - pos
slblc Ambassador Gerard aeknowi-
edged both.
Among wen Informed diplomats 10
day the beilef existed that cermauya
reply would afford n means Of settle
ment through diplomacy.
Il was thought not Improbable that
Germany would suspend submarine
warfare while the dipIomaaie discus
sion WAS In progress ana iniEht ans-
gest that " the british government
notified all It's merchantmen 70 sail
unarmed the riEht Of visit ana search
wouid then be exercised 20 prevent
contraband from reaching its dcstlna-
tion.
Another suggestion which was re-
garded aH not unlikely 20 be made ~
Germany was that the Selllserentr
give assurances that no contrHbhnu
be carried on passenger shirs.
II was believed Germany might IN
stat on retaining the submarine az Z
destroyer of commerce, but would
oncr 90 make no attacks on non
combatnnts or crews n merchantmen
were unarmed and did not ofter re-
sistance when encountered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
Cnrncn MN. I'D TennI..

Ithaca. n. y, May is.--cornells
unbeaten tennis team defeated Har-
ward here to-day by score ~ six to
three.
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the people on the barricades."
Gabrielle d'Annunzio addressing a
crowd today said:
u declare on my honor that the
triple alliance was denounced by italy
Mag T."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
'rench Continue to Assert
Success for Their Offensive
Although Today's Reports
Are Inconclusive.
,OND0N SEES BRIGHTER
OUTLOOK ON THE EAST
Irofess TO Find Encourage
ment in Galioian Situation
in Spite of Complete Con-
firmation of Austro-Ger-
man Victory.

London. May 10. Ni;45 a. M
The British public is coming to
the belief that Italy finally has
reached the point of "a momen-
tous decision In the matter of her
relations 10 the triple alliance.
Early today London was in
formed unofhcially that Italy q
week ago had denounced this al
lance. London observers are OF
the opinion that the Russian sit
uation today h perteptibly bright
.er. Ia spite 81 the fact that the
IAustro- German victory iu West
,Gali,ia Is bccomlng more and
more obvious. The Russians have
luccrcded IN East daliCia and
Hukowina. where the Austrials
ARE reported 10 have been rounied
and tu bee retTeuting along a. front
tsiNty miles wide.
q Is reported also thnt the RUS
sials have checked the Ge,muns
ina the Baltic provinces.
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Paris, May Is (3;5 y. MI
The IiaVas agency iias received "a
dispatch from Madrid saying that
no more trims are arriving at
Alcantara. the last spanish sta
tion near the Portuguese mon
tier. Even officials Of the rail
road line running from Portugal
To spain find IL impossible to get
news. telephone communication
bcing entirely interrupted.
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to spain find IL impossible to get
news. telephone communication
bcing entirely interrupted.
London. May IS. $3.50 y. MIA dis
patch from Madrid TO Reuters Tele-
gram company says Il Is reported
there that Or. Alfonso Costa, former
premier OF Portugal, has been assas-
sinatcd In i.isbOl, that q revolutionary
committee is reported Ia control OF
the situation al Lisbon. Rebellion u
said TO have broNon out at Ciombra,
Opurto, Lisbon and Santsrem. Tel
cErnph ahd telephone communication
has been severed. The troops appear
to hc powcrlcss to coatrol the people
Indication of serious revolution
ary movement against the present re-
publican form at government Of por
tugul have not been lacaing. on th'
contrary rcports from that country fol
six months past unNe ali referred g
political disorders.
There has been serious dissatisiac
tioa with the administration ot auair
and the government has beeh freel.
characterized us drastic and arbitrar.
to an impossible degree the prcsiden
ard his advisers have been called out
laws. political assassinati0ns have no
been unknown. there have been 1real
riots az Lisbon. followed b. the pro
clamntiun of martial law thfoughou
/ the republic. there has been muel
plotting on the part ol mouarchHt
and the arrest and Incarceration. q
/ numerous uonarchist leaders. the an
my und navy have been suspected i
| their aucFiaacc and officers of eac
branch have been arrested. There ha
rccn established the su-callcd repuh
| DC Of northern Portugal. under th
presidency pf General Barreto, am
there have been labor disorders Of
serious noture.
pr. Costa waa leader OF the den
ocratic party IN PortugaL In additio
20 having been premier, he had ais
served as minister OF finance and min
ister OF justice. lie was the author Z
the law proyidinF for the scparatio
OF church and state and other ant
clerical measures.
lie had been described as an ~
compromising advocate of armed re'
olu, lon and several times he has bee
sent into exile. He was Imprisoned I
"a ringleader OF the abortiye revolutiC
In January of i90S.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
Washington Diplomats
Promptly Point Out II
Could Not Be Considered
Without Suspension Of Sub.
marine Warfare.
DERNBURG WISELY
DECIDES TO GET OUT
Emperor williams Personal
Representative Advised by
Friends to Quit Country
Before He Is Put Out.

ny Evening Herald rsssed Wlrs1
nefiin. aIay - tvla London.
0;g7 y. m.1--tnnies VI. Grreid
the AnscIlcnn Ambassador % Ger
many, hanasd 10 the foFclen uf-
nee here lhIa morsine the
American note with rrfrrencr 10
the SINKING 81 the gunard Hire
steamship flisliRnln.
London, Alny I5 lai21 p. m.S---
Tho ExciiBn4r rs.irGrnph cDin-
Isnny has rcrcitcd the foiio4ins
mesnae fro1n AnssfSriAm;
"a tcic9ram from i'esiin ssaiee
that the voesicflc xclinnE nu-
nounees that hiTh foscrnrnent
sircsen In Germany snyor the
submission ~ the question nf the
insitania's siniina pnd tisc dif-
ncustics with Awcrica ari.ins
tl,essnom 20 cs,ufs og nf,issa-
tiou."
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tcon,Inped on Page Two)
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lhlT will welcome ali the
cattlemen who come !,
IL no matter TO what as
sociation they belong.
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loved him from the beginning and
now more than ever before her heart
went ont to this blind man, doomed to
be dependent throughout his life
upon the help Of Others.
The first day he had murmured:
Julia, somehow always associated
you with mirth and gayety; l did not
think of you as an ideal nurse" And
once he had made Dulcie's heart
throb when he asked: Where - Dull
Gle. Tenher that should like to see
her"
But afterward he had grown more
silent. And when he knew that he
would never see again he would lie
for hours upon his bed; deep in
thought. Duleie, seeing his blind eyes
fixed upon hers as though he saw,
would shiVer and cover her face with
her hands, as if he could see the
starting tears.
'Ihave been a fool, he said on one
occasion. 81 have thought that
pleasure was all in life l did not
know that life is tribulatiOn. What
should l do without you, my dear?"
The Dulcie ran out of the room to
cry. And the confession seemed the
hardest thing in the world, and yet it
had to be made.
RidgeIy had been brought itno the
Crothers home simply because he had
no one to care for him. Old Mrs.
Crothers, a gentle old lady, alternate
ly dominated and petted by Julia; had
assented to the plan with alacrity.
But when she understood JUDAS in
tentions she shook her head mourn
fully.
"He thinks I am Julia, mother
Dulcie whispered to her. 81 don't
know how to tell him."
The old lady fared up for the first
time in many years. If you ask me"
she said, tossing her head, 'I think
that Jim is well rid Of ner."