The Springdale news., 1915-09-24

A ed her in her arms; "l know
 who you are, but 1 just cannot remember now. Maybe tomor- row will remember, They took my boy away: they put T great jewel on his breast, l remember that. and remember you came ard were my baby III his place will remember tomorrow I am tired now but kiss me. Gear child. for l see by your eyes you love me. and 1 will remember to- taogrow who you are
 &.le will not remember yon tomor. -ow whispered the i,indiy house sur -apu a> Ae led the weeping Esthe away It nay he many months be fore she remembers yoQ Her rccov .;T will hc SOW. hGt feel that | can
 aslre Hoa that tn the end it win be 5aa,e'eae
 %n i WAS with hopeful heart and -a2.iug rpSatute for her adveufUrfng in search of -trthUr that Esther Lid adeu to the kindly head of the saa.tarium aad reioincd Quabba who with his own personal attendant Clarence the monkey, waited for her in the shadows up the Guet street. and trudEing side by side, the girl and tie hunchback. the latter carrying the sleeping mon key and small bundle of Esther's hastily packed belongings, took their way from city streets to country lanes, while on them cleamed the light of the myriads of diamonds in the sky
 She was happy. She felt sure that Arthur prospered in far California and was the unknown friend
 Esther had only known that with the clouding of Hagars mind after her visit to the house of Mrs Stan ley in Fairfax no trace of any wealth or means that Hagar supposedly had been possessed of could be found. Save for q modest sum of money on her per son when she returned To Stanley hall, Hagar. it was ascertained. had no fur ther funds that could he found
 In the sudden journey taken to Rich mond and in the events that followed after Hagar had been placed in the sanitarium and Blair had returned to perSecute Esther abetted by his moth CT. Esther had kept no heed of the con- ditions that so vitally affected Stanley hall Hagar had leased it. but the property, ruined by Arthur's profigacy. was to be sold in bankruptcy proceed ings.
 Esther had not been aware that this impended The morning following her flight, however Mrs. Stanley received from Fairfax letter from the referee in bankruptcy informing her, as q par ty concerned. of the scheduled sale of Stanley hall within a few days.
 As party concerned, Lawyer Smythe. representing the English Stan leys, received like notice as he was on the point of departing to England diseusted with America in general and the cratic and. as he thought. criminal Yankee stanieys il particular Eut he deemed his duty called him 10 Inc sale
 When Mrs. Randolph's maid an nouuced that Esthers room Has ID dis order her bed Tot slept in and that Esther was gone Mrs Randolph promptly haa an attack of nerves, while Blair ragged and fumed Mrs Stanley alone remained cool in the fac of this surprising news.
 She has no friends and uo money" said Mrs Stanley calmly; she will not go far Ne will find her back here or with her gypsy friends before tone
 The next thing continued Mrs Stanley, lis to run down to Fairfax for this sale. know of=no one iu Fairfax with the means to purchase the place If your father only= could have lived to see the day he could have bought in Stanley hall. home Of his enemy. at bankrupt sale lie would have been happy man The place will 20 for song. and l shall buy it..
 All Fairfax turned out it the auetioA sale of Stanley hall The old ariSto