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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-08
Christian Science Services.

Christian Science Services will be held
in Room ,, Davidson Building, Sun
day, HOO a. m. Subject: care Sin
Disease and Death Real?"
Sunday School at l0a. lii.
Wednesday service, s p. m.
The reading room is open daily from 8
to p. M, room .. Davidson building
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-08
Church Of Christ

Christian Endeavor begins at 6.45 p.
m. at the church at O'Clock now. Next
Sunday our morning subject will be,
Church Etiquet," and the evening
subject will be. "The Bible" Wednes.
day evening meetings begin at 7.30.
Interest good. Come. II. c. Clark.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-08
Miss HerShaer is Delegate

Miss Leila Hershner has been ap-
pointed by the Commercial club TO rep
resent Hood River at the ceremonies
opening and dedieating the Cello canal
on May 5. Miss Hershner, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. j. l.. Hershner, is a
teacher in the city schools.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-08

Pacific International Exposition Co.
the arched
the western entrance to the palace and
adonng this
OF with the
Trayertne plaster which the walls are composed
above the archwas
Haig Pagan In architectural
The architect Clarence r.
Francisco
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-08

Mr. Merchant, price marker will
save you hours of time when marking
your goods. Accuracy and neatness are
its commendable features. 4 few cents
buys one at this Office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-08

Daters, Pads and Rubber Stamps of
every description at this office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-08

Past Due memory refreshing stamps
have been added to our ready made
stock. They are neat in appearance
and the wording is to the point. Ask To-
see sample.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
sle0wadt Oer seGrioem SrieSsma6ri6ten.

n Der Wegen6 BON SDiiOns mO Ore Sage lang cine blu
toe Sdat O6te brridt ek 9n6 Dies beast Der scrige
oeutd @enerata6s.geridt 9eielbe er6rt i'm brecn ban
Die ScuAeH i'm NraonuenmaOc nnO in Der YG6 %erOuH
Grose errnugen ba6en. Sin Nusriff Der Iln inOd
bon ct. Wlibiel, WnrOs 5nrHdse6asen.
9nf Dem ORldcn GricssIdanplat beGinSert resnerdcs
tribes &eter allie SpatOnen gSieu meOet Oah bic Deter
reider in ben grtere@eeteu Der Snuaiec Crfolsrcd
setueen inO
Ins @ars fommt sic NelOnHg ban angeblid Die rnmGn
ideu SnOentsn ben S@ue5er llnDTiaen telegrapbid
na6 ane sn66crMIeu unrDcn, nno guar ucecn Der Obi
frne Der rumGndeu @rmee
Su benti6cn @htdrfreiicu prO Ser Scs Der Scttiten
in ben oreitGggeu SGmpfen SoOns ais Der 6eOtenOFe
GriOg 9entdcn Sranfreid ben ctteH Ore WOnaten
angcie6n Waior WOraBt oer WGr'@ritcr Oes uycrlncr
Sogeblo" dGtt bic WeiammOerlnte Der 6r0n5Ou in OeIer
S6ladt an etun 10000 @iauu.
Ge amtlidDc thrfde WeOme tau6gt an bar OaS frauB6
fidDe llnec6Ou Sop9ir" bs BEN gerindc in Die 9aroa
nelcu-Stafe ensnfa6reu, bou tarfdm @cidUNm in oen
0rnuO ac6O6r mnrSe Sin S65c @eiatng unrOc scrr
tet
Ser ,Nienue 9oterOamdje GUnrant" siebt bic %erluc
Der Gngan0er in 6anred mub 5lenSn in Der %eriUo
T. bic snm 49, Sannnr, idaenusswcie on 1870 C5iere nuO
6200 MlaGn
Gie britiide 9egernna bat bsber Md ndt lire 3nlm
mnug 5n Sem @urdag bes StaaS Scpartemcnts BiuTdtd
Der Ta6rt 9amperS u9aca" @Ort Nrtbnr, Seras
nad 9lotterban, gege6en. Sas Sdff urO rOkOem uO6r
Idcnlid nit ener gaOMng ganmwOlle, Die fir 1entd
lamb betimmt 1T, Die 5a9rt antreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
6haitauO in 0peratiOuen int Often.
Sran36Fi6cs ltutericcbOot D0u sdrfcu bcricnft.
aeuti@e aNuiidr.aritifsr iber sOiiiOna-siea.
2seridt Oes Oent[den Gemerarfa6s.

Serin 16. Saunar (OrabloS 2Ou6ou gnS Der bemtc
onen %rmeeSaptqnarer ernenn Oieaen GrtlGrnng
bet ban mebrtdes blnseu aampu in Der mgebnHs
pDns ct 96c berrih Die 9aihcH 6aben Dem NrgOnnea
iuab 0egeaO n0riG @eronn GrOge nugn
9adie6eno @Ortlant oes Seidtes:
ySm pdeu Sriegstbeaer trMgen Fa Der Nadbahaft
Miempurt Nrtiaerie'S1mpfe 3n
Die Nusre OeS 6einoes ani uue @OFtOaeu uOrOId Nr
snradgeidag Se uem esenusri nGbmen uaere
Srnppen uc Sdatengr6en ole Oi6eu aiOHirteu
Srnppm geangea
0as 9orf grae uorOOl gilbert wes in Sn lctteu
moerGo ermaGn mnOe wnrOe aeru U0g 5Ort mHo
6rau3uieH geGu6ert.
9orO6id SOOus 6errac geien &m6e Die 3a6 Der aauO
Oie r Wegeu0 q bis H. Os WS ben 6ran5O
fen nbgeupmmen 6aben pnrOe anf 80 CrB0bt
a 9guunen i'm SSaIO GOnenDuDc n6rSd Ser
trgeH d edte Die fir erOsre@ Ocricn Sin 9ngrf
aaicn a06fid bOH Ct I nam 6eaer 5niammen-
gebrOdleH.
Su ben Soseim fat FG ndtS OOu Seocntnug absepeIt
Die Gage i'm Often.
Suf m Undeu GressiManplat 1T bic Situation MHuerGuScrt
bc6 &egnerid tribes &cer bat alc CpentOucn llnm5g
lidfct scmadt~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

g8ien. t6. Sonuor. (pia 2on-
oon). Ger oiterreihiid)e General.
ita6 erIicB beute ole uuditcbcnoc Be
fonntmaAung:
Die Sihiation in 9Solen, in @olis
5cu uno Sen Garpot6eu bat iib niht
ocrGaocrt. 9(m 6fuiie Gouoicc lit
inicrc glrtilleric in einen 9onpf nit
@ottcricn oes 6eiuocs Oerpidelt
iuo Bat ncuc icb0ne @rfoIoc 8u Der.
8cihncu eebo6t.~
6rnn56iii9cs llntericc
boot Dcricnft.
Berlin, f6. Sanllar (aui ora6f,
loIem @ege noG SaDOile g. ST.
Sine berte in Gonitantinopcl erlaiie.
ne antliBc tiirfii@e glnfiinoigung
ertldrt OaB oas iran35iii1e llntcriec.
boot .Sapbir~ 6ei oeni 8criub, IN
sic Goroaneaen cin5uia6ren bon
ben tiirfii6en @eihoiien in oen
@riino ac6obrt puroe. Gin Sbeil
Der 9eiabln9 oes lInteriee6ootes lit
1ercttet uoyocn.
Gas iraB5iiDe llnieriecboot
n5apbir~ Bate ein Replacement Don
3SG Sonneu; ieine &eiaeune 8dblte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
SunStc SOtIdafter ScrnIturff 9rO6-
brieic.

Encomo a, @ai6., 16 Souior
GoWin q. Scott bon GoDmono, g9n.,
mur0e geitert bon 9unOesridtcr
Gui6man 81 6 Wlonaten @cf1noniB
berurtbeilt, neil er gegen @rai 9ern-
itorff, oen 0eiitiden gotiHafter, go
oesorobungeu nis9cItoBcn bate
Scott CAB 5it, 3pci Gro66riefe an Den
9otiHaftcr geriHtct 81 ba6en gr
iagte, es bo6c ii6 MIR INN cinen
Bluff Ge6onoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

21 @itglieocr. IS bate einc SGngc
BON 154 SUB. Gas Boot mar nit
feds Eorpeooro6ren ousgcitottct iinO
6otte cine @eidwinOiafeit bon ~
Snoten pro Shinoe auf Dem @aiicr
mo BON s anotcn inter Dem @aner.
Gs purOc I'M Sabre 1908 III Eoulon
ge6oili.)
Scr groBte GrfoGg ieit
0rei W3pnnten.
Berlin t6. Sonlor. 0ic
0eutId)cn @offentbotcn in Der @e-
eeno bon SoiiionS per6en bon Oeut.
idcn @9ilitdr. Sa@Dcritdnoiaen ais
Der groBte Grfolg Der oeuti6en Erup-
pen in 6ronfrei6 ieit orei 0lonoten
ongeiebcn. Gs miro oarn eiu 8e-
meis oafiir geie6eL oaB Die Offen.
iUe.9cwegung 0es Generals Soffre,
oes fron5oiii6en So6it.Gommnnoi-
reuoen gdn6lih nieoerge6roheu lit.
D1oior a. 9. Dlorabt, Der militia
ride Sodberit6noiee oes n9erliner
TaacbIott~ meint. ooB bic 0jeiommt
@erIuIte ser Srau8oien in oen orci
Eaqc luabrenoen aGmpfen nm Soii.
ions 0ie &obe BON 10000 Wlann ers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
GdlanIpiclcr 6eaeGt Gcl6itmorS.

9onfers, g. ., t6. Sonitar.
Gus @iaiams, eiu 6efountcr S@au-
ipieler, iaote iiA bellte AMI einem bic
iigen 9a6nbof cine augel in Oen
&opf. Sm Soipitol wurOe geiagt,
6oB oic @iutoe rmbeOingt t0otlib iei
@r mar 70 Sabre alt uno bate SUI
lett aiii Der @nuOeOiIle-9iibne &c.
ipielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

Bor0 batten.
9lmiter0an, SoaanO, 16. So
mar. IL Ger Offender 9eric6teritot-
ter ser nEiio~ meloet, oaB ole Gert-
i6en oQe aiiIteuIt1ote uno G0rfer an
Der aiIte bis Morioferfe, norOlih
bon 94icuport, @eItenOe un0 @lioOel-
.ferfe, .imO sic @egcuo 3 Nleilen iiio-
meitli6 bon SItenOe gerdumt Ddtteu.
Die gerGilmten Srtihaften ieien ie-
oo6 6is6er nod ni6t bon Ocn Ser
biin0eten 6eiebt poroen.
Siirfei bietet @cnug.
tbuung.
9iom, 16. Sauuor.-Gcm o@iors
male O'Stalio~ 5ufolge ianotc oie tiir-
fii6e 9legierlmg an Oen Bali bon
yemen, in 9lrabien, Oen 9eiebl fir
aQe 6oroerungen Der itolienii6en 9ie-
gierung i'm 3uiammen6nng nit Dem
3piideniaae BON SoOeiOa 81 eriiilcn
imo ibr ie0e @emigt6mmg 81 ge6en.
Oie @forte CAB oen 9eiebl, imgead-
tet ser bon Dem Gali cingeleiteten
llntcriu6ung Die @enugtbuing 81
acben 0ieie llntermdung ioa MIR
ole S1ulO Der ein5elneu 9eamten
an Dem @orfau floritellen
9efanntlih purOe Ser britiI6c
Goniul in SoOeioa gepaltiam aus
Dem italienii6en Goniulat berausge-
bolt in Oas er iidb geilii6tet bate.
91a6 sen Oariiber iebt eingetroifenen
ausfii6rli1en geri1ten ilii6tete Der
engliide Goniul 6. q. 9lic6orOion
ais am If. 9e5em6er oas 6ritii6e
Goniulat angegriffen murOe, in oas
itaIieniI6e Gonlulot. 0ie @enOar-
men foIgten ibm Oabin imo forOerten
oen itnlienii9en Goniul auf, Serrn
&i6arOion mls5uliefern. glls Oieic
Soroerllng a6gepicicn wuroe, iauote
Ser @ouoernellr 400 Wlonn WlilitGr
Dor oas @oniulat, Die oas @ebduoe
um5ingelten uno Die S6iiren nit
9lerten eini6lugcu. 9}aH elmer al-
ocren 9esart nuroe Dem italieniIden
&oniul pom ben tiirfiiden 9eborOen
ber6oten, oaS @e6duOe 81 perlaiien
inO er miIBtc me6rere Gage in @e-
fongeni6aft 6lei6en bis Ser italieni-
i6e acknowledgements D@iuliana"
cintraf.
0euti6e 5licger perun-
gliidt.
Gopen6agen Oia 2onoon, 16.
Sonuar. ~ Gin ocllti1er SDoroaero-
plan lit on ser &iiite BON Wianoe,
elmer fleincn oGnii9cn Sniel in Scr
9lorOicc, in idwer bei6doigtem 3i-
ltanoe anfgefumoen morOcn. Gs miro
angenontmen oaB oie 9cmannlng
imgefommen lit.
gic Dlai9inc mar nit Som6cn be-
lo0er.
81 DIT 9rie0Sf6iffc nabe
GnIIoo gefi9tet.
Gina, &eriL 16. Sonuar.
5iinf ariegsi6iffc ioaen beite @2or-
gen iiiolib bon Oen Sormigas-SSn-
ieln ua6e Goaao, oeiibtet worocn
Iein. Gs puroe nibt nit Sibcr6eit
feitgeitellt, pel9er gtationolitGt oic
Sdiffe ongc60rten oo9 miro ge-
glaubt, OoB cs iib Inn iopaniide ooer
britiide &riegsi6iffe 6anOelte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
in Q8 len.

@aris, t6. Samar. Cine
Sooas.Cepeibe bon Gom beia9t, OaB
na6 9(uga6e oeS r0leiiasero" ii6
am 0onneritag angeblih Dor Der ito
lieniIden 9otIdaft in @ien uuo Oor
Ser @obnuug oes itaIieniiden Gon-
iuIar-9I 9Ieeuten in @iua6, Seiterreih,
feinoIide Gemouitrationeu obgeipieIt
boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
ennnennnf. nnb ltnternana.

Sonnenailfgang .. Z Il. IL W.'
Sonnenuntergang .. 3 Il. A W.
5lit6 ... Z Il. 43 @l. D'orgells'
6llt5 ...... s Il. 26 Yl. Nbellgs'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
y@crmnnia- -Annrtett.@lnb.
Wrphes Gunaert

9ienitng, Oen 26. Saunnr 1919
Sarrg'S Safe, 743 @.-Saltimureltr'
Siaetc iinO ODn@itelieOern al BubeH'
WiitelieOsfarte gcluGgrt GiHtrltt'
(San1724,25,26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
Inter Oen 9lnipi5ien Der

Inter Oen 9lnipi5ien Der
rSO5, 2icOertafel"
WroheS Gon5ctt, SBenter-Abcno NV
gaa in Sarrg'S onlc, 49,
@..SnltimOreitr, uabe Sremont1AV''
Mittwuh, ben 20. Sannar 19lo,n,
bcs S6eatcr-%ereius MnO Der Gdps"'
rNedar". Gum Seiten oes OeII'
ideu nnO Oiterr. 6iilfSfOnSs.
g(ae 9euti@e an SOrOl
(Ge3t3, ,20,27, ,San3, 10,17,19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
eigert ibre 3u.


9oi6ington 16. Sonuor.-
GS Wuroc beute befonnt, ooB oie bri.
tide &cgicring bisber niht 5u Dem
goridlogc oeS Staots-0epartements,
Dem Ionlpfcr D0acio~ NIT elmer So.
ouug oon 9aumpolle cine Sobrt bon
4ort glrtbllr, GeroS naCb Slotteromn
au oeitattcr ibrc 8uitimming gege.
ben bat. @enl aud oas Staatsoe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
Nna 9Getter.

Sns gSefter.
Siir NlarDlano inO sen Giltriif
Columbia 6eute gegeu 9l6cuO 9iegell
morgen flor mo fdltcr, iiioofltde'
6eute 9l6cuo an Stdrfe 5nne6menOe
@inOe.
EoS @eticr mar geiicrn prddltIa
uno sic Semperatlr ongene6m Ter
nie0rigite G6ermometerItonO 6ctru9
"a GjroO Inn Z ll6r Nlorgens imO Der
boGItc ~ @raO Inn I llbr g3adnlIt'
tags.
Sn Sen iibrigeu g9etterbeo6aa'
titngs-Stationen oes 9anoes pilrOeH
sic folgeuoeu nicorrigitcn Ecmpcrd'
tllren oer5eibnct:
9ltlantic Gitu 80, 9ismard 3, 80
ton 80, Buffalo %, G6orleiton 40
Chicago SO, @lepelono 2S, GenDcr
20, Getroit 26, Gulut 20, Gaitporf
26, @alDeiton GO. @reeu 9aD 81
Sotteras "A, SABRE "A. Selena TO-
SodIonpiQe 80, aanios GitD 81
GnorbiQe "a, 9ouisoiae 40, Nlar'
quette %, Mempbis "a, @ontgOmerg
90, N2ontreal %, 9}ontudet "a, ylep
Orleans So, O}em gorf 80, Oflaboua
%, philadelphia "a, 9itts6ur9D 2S'
@ortlano, DE, 2S, &ortlonO, Orc,
80, Guebec is, 9lalei0b SO, Sall
2afc GitD 90, Gan 6rancisco 49,
ct. 9ouis AZ, Scrauton 80, S6repe'
port sc, Spofane 70, SDracuie 70
Gompa &c, @oi6inton 80, @innipe9
"A.
9entId.SIfrifuuiidc @initrel.gOr'
lteamug nnO Saa, OSSrO6iiun-C5e'
Iangbercin", Nefar Gapele, WiEtf
wodD, Sen 27. Sanmar, gl6enOS s llllr,
Sro6iinn Salle. Sin She'll OeS
lle6erIdJmIies fir Die OcittId-OiterreI'
6iif-nnsariiden Sriess6intcrblieOs'
nen. Gintritt 25c.
(SSant720,2t27
oye SlO Steils" Wlasfen-6nrncpdl
Sarrg's Salle,
glr. 743, @eit-galtimore-Str.
9ieuitag, ben 16. Se6rtar, 9I6enOS'
gSertbOOlle @reiie.
yilletc SOC. fir Serrn nnO 9nme'
(SmtO
U@crmnnia-Annrtett-@lmb."
@roRes GOn5ert
9iemItag, oen 26. Saunar 1919,
9arrg'S Safe, 743 @.-SaltimureIfr'
SiQetc iino Upn@itelieSern AT bnbeH'
NlitelieOsfarte aclud6rt Giutrltt.
(San1724,25,26)
y6euricttu-2Ugc 9lr. g."
%. Stifmugsfcit
Snnfett nnO Saa,
9liiffcps 6alle,
MlittmOd, ben 20. Sannar.
glaC Sdlweitern iinO
eingelnoeu.
(Sant7)
WrOfer Wasfenball
Dglr6siter- WeianeOerein GiHigfeIf't
@iuntus, ben %. Sauuar 1919
yNefar" -&apele,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
aeQen 8 9ppten.

2onoou, is. Sanuar. ~ Der
Correspondent ser n9ailD Stems" in
9oiro 6eri6tet, cs ite6e nunuc6r ieit
oaB ole Eiirfcn iib entihieocn 6Gtter,
cincn eiligen goritoB gegen @eppten
3u MAIDEN uno in oas @ebiet ienieits
Oes Sue5fanalS eii5uiaaen. Gle
oeutidcn Bioniere ueriuhen aQes
Wloglidc, mn oie Shpierigteiten 81
ii6crlpinoch pel6e Die 6ortidoffung
Der ibwercn 9lrtiaerieitiide iibcr ole
ianOigen @iiiien rm0 sic 6elsa6-
bGnge bereiten.
Sipofopmun0 beiebt
9on0on 16. Sanrar. +niiI0ie
Streitfrdftc Der Siioofrifdnif1et
Union 6o6en SuafopntinO in
DeutId. .Siiowcit-9lfrifa 6eiest. 60
mcloet Der 9Sretoria-Gorreipo
DER 9leuter-9lgentiir.
(5wafopmuno, &aien an 6 Ser
01iinoimg Ocs Spnfop, lit 9iegie-
rlngSiib Ger gleiGnanigen 93itts-
6onptrnonni1ait, @lilitdr- mo 91ii-
iionSitotion unO our6 @iien6a6n NIT
@inO6oef berbunOen)
g(nge6li6 o9t tiirfiihc
Segeli6iffe perfenft.
2onoon 16. Sanuar. ~ Cine
Getrogrooer Gepeihe an Die Sooas-
9leentur beiaot, es iei pom Se6aitopol
6eridtet porOen, onB oie rniiiide
6lotte in oen Ieeten Saoeu a9t &C.
gelidifie gum SinIen eebraAt babe,
bic Seritarfungen fir Die tiirfiiae
The Dolores star., 1915-01-15

ment to inspect Hetty's wardrobe, o..
tenslbly for the purpose Of picking out
. gown for the picture. A q matter
Of fact. he had decided the point to
his own satisfaction the night before.
She should pose for him In the dainty
white dress she had worn on that oc-
casion.
While they were going over the ex.
tensive assortment of gowns. with
Sara % the Judge from whom there
seemed to be no appeal. he casually
inquired II she had ever posed before
He watched her closely a. he put
the question. She was holding up .
beautiful point lace creation for his
inspection. and there was . pleading
smile on her lips. II must have been
her favorite gown. The smile faded
away. The hand that dangled the gar
ment before his eyes suddenly be-
came motionless. as II paralyzed. In
the next instant, she recovered her.
self. and. giving the lace . quick nllip
that sent Its odor Of sachet leapins to
his nostrils. responded with perfect
composure.
isn't there . distinction between
posing for an artist. and sitting for
ones portrait?" she asked.
He was silent. The fact that he did
not respond seemed to disturb her aft
The Dolores star., 1915-01-15

Ne Wss - Deeply esrpisssd 40 Ever.
tssiy without the subtle something
that made the other notable. The
crnftiness Of tho artist was there. but
the touch Of inspiration was lacking.
ssra was delighted. She was nat.
tered, and made no ps etense OF disguis.
ias ths fact. ..-.
The discussion which followed the
Axhibltion OF the sketch 1t luncheon.
vas very animated. II served 70 ex.
cite Leslie 10 such . degree that he
srouehe lpstA from his pocket the
trsasussA sketch Of Hstty. for the pur.
pose % oe9parison.
TIE girl who had been genuinely On.
thusiaseic over The picture Of Sara.
ana Who had not bssa b. way Of know.
0na tat the nrst sketch existed, was
covered With eoafus,on. Hmbarrass'
neet end shy Sense Of gratincation
vere succeeded aimost q once By Q
6no1lns G kesa aaseyaaos. The tact
- u shstsA - = Lssiis's ~
The Dolores star., 1915-01-15
CHAPTER VII.

IN Which hstsy 10 Weighed.
DOsth and Lcalie returned to the
city on Tuesday. The artist left be.
hind him memory sketch" Of Sara
Wrandali. done In the solitude Of his
room long after the rest Of the house
was wrapped In slumber on the first
night Of his stay at Southlook. II was
NJ sketchily drawn N the one he had
made Of Hetty. and quite a. wonderful
Ia the matter Of faithfuiness. but u
The Dolores star., 1915-01-15
The Girl steppss In Her Tracks.

The Cir otoppsd N Hsr Vracke-
er . moment or two. She made the
common mistake Of pressing the Ques-
ton.
why % yos aski" was her inquiry.
when Il was too late she wished she
had not uttered the words. He had
caught the somewhat anxious note In
her voice.
I'VE always ask that I think" he
said. It's . habit"
oh" she said doubtfuiiy.
And by the way. you haven't an.
swered."
She was busy with the gown for =
time. At last she looked him full In
the face.
That's true" she agreed: Il haven't
answered. have II No. Mr.. Booth. I've
never posed for . portrait. II Is a
new experience for me. You will have
to contend with = great deal of stupid.
ity on my part. But shall try to be
plastic"
He uttered a polite protest. and
pursued the question NO farther. Her
answer had been SO palpably evasive
that II struck him Al bald. even awk.
ward.
Pat. dissruntled and irritable to the
point Of profanity--he was a priv.
legged character and might have sworn
n he felt like II without receiving no.
tiee-came shambllng up the cottage
walk late that afternoon. bearing two
large. shouldersagEing bundles. lie
had walked from the station-a matter
Of half q mlle--and II was hot. His
employer sat m the shady porch. view
ing his approach.
Tho young man drew = chair up to
the table and began the task OF work.
ing out the puzzle that now seemed
more or less near to solution. He had
. pretty clear idea n to tho period hs
wanted to investigate. To the best Of
his recollection. the Studios published
three or four Year, back held the key
He selected the numbers and began
10 run through them He was search
Ing for . vaguely remembered article
on one Of the lesserknown English
painters who had given great promise
at the time Il was published but who
dropped completely out OF notice soon
afterward because Of . mistaken no
ton Of his own Importance. II
Booths memory served him right. the
fellow came cropper. so to speak, Ia
trying to ride rough shod over public
opinion, and went to tho dogs. III
had been painting sensibiy up to tina,
time. but suddenly went In for thu
most violent style Of impressionism
That vas the end Of him.
There had been reproductions Of hi
principal canvasea. with sketches ant
studies In charcoal One OF these pic
lures had made . lasting impressios
on Booth: The figure Of . young WON
an In deep meditation standing In IN,
shadow Of . window easement frou
which she looked out upon the worit
apparently without thought Of T. 4
slender young woman In vague red
and browns. whose shadowy face Wal
positively illuminated By . pair o
wonderful blue eyes.
He came upoa Il ct last. For lonl
time b sat there gazing at the FAC,
Of Hstty Casllstoa. . look of hAlf.voa
| lss. hsistriumph h biz syss- TAse'
The Dolores star., 1915-01-15


| DO you think Il IKE ns,~ sAs u,
CURED innocently.
Amazingly like you.. he declared
with conviction. :,
She turned the page. He was vstcA.
Ing her closely. A. she looked upna
the sketches Of the half-nuds figure q
warm blush covered her face ana
neck. She did not speak for a fan
minute. and he was positive hat he9
fingers frightened their grasp on TIE
magazine.
The same model" he said quietly,
She nodded her head. =
"Hetty Glynn, I am sure" she s.iA.
after . pause. without lifting her syee.
Her voice was low. the words not vsry
distinct
He drew long breath. and she looS.
ed up quickly. What he saw in her
honest blue eyes convicted her.
Sara Wrandall came into the rocm
at that moment. Hetty hastily ciosua
the magazine and held II behind hse.
..ss...Ia e " sno. INC
girls behavior caused him to change
his mind. He felt that he possessed
a secret that could not be shared with
Sara Wrandall. then or afterward.
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nv 'e,e, 70 INC .s"Arisnt picturss
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"nen no turned again to Hetty. tho
"asa.ine nao disappeared. He never
50" u ai'e,"aro' ana what ID more 70
.ne point ne never asked her to pro
ouce It,
he tnousht hard over the situation.
me obvious solution came to him:
Sne had oeen At ono time reduced 70
the necessity OF posing. circumstance
e.identiy Known 70 out few and least
ot all 10 sara "ranoaii' from whom
.he s'r. piainiy meant 70 Keep the
run. ms CONVICTION distressed MIN,
out NOT IN the way tnat might nave
oeen e.pec'ed. ne mao no serupiss
ABOUT sharing tho secret or In Keeping
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