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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22
Worms Cause Many chiIdren's Ills.

Worms. by thousands. rob the child
Of nourishunent. stunt its growth, cause
constipation. indigestion, nervousness,
irregular appetite. fever and sometimes
spasms. Kickapoo Worm Killer gives
relief from all these One-fourth to
one OF the pleasant candy lozenges,
taken as directed. kill and remove the
worms. regulate the child's bowels and
restore its health and vitality. Get an
original Csc 5ox from your druggist
Don't endanger your chfld's health and
future when 50 sure and simple REM
edy can be had
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22
ENGLISH SCIENTIST,
EIeHTY-THREE YEARS,
TO ADVISE BRITAIN

Sir William Crooks, well known
English scientist. will be one Of the
advisers on the British naval inven-
ton bureau which has been organized
on the same lines as the board sug-
gested by Secretary Daniels of the
United States navy, which is headed
by Thomas A. Edison. the noted IN
'ventor. Sir William is eighty three
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22
rh. On. e..t Bet.

The only thing positively certain II
that Mr.. Bryan's conversation with
Ambassador Duniba did not deal with
rapt attention Of the Governor of
North Carolina and the Governor of
South Carolina4-Boston Transcript.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22

More than $1,000, 900 tons OF coal
through boiler scale in locomotives.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22

The old vessel owned sby Pendieton
Brothers of New York which some
years ago was commenced at the
Mystic shipyard and which Is being
torn to pieces, loaded on scows and
brought here to the Palmer shipyard
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22
MYSTIC
quonnoc-Tennis Tournament to Be-
gin August 18th for Crazy Cup.

The members of Charity Chapter,
Order -of Eastern Star, had their an
n1lal picnic Wednesday at the home
Of Mr.. andAMrs. Everett L. Crane in
PoQuonnoc. Over one hundred en-
joyed the days outing. Dinner was
served at one o'clock with chowder
and other good things. Supper was
served on the lawn at six o'clock.
Games were played during the day
and a fine musical program was ar
ranged for the evening.
Tennis Tournament.
A I. Earnshaw announces August
IA for the beginning Of the tennis
.---'--- 80 - ti.i1. zaasnnnar for the Crary
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22
NOANK>
Local Laeonics.

Vessel to be RebuiIt-Sueeessfu En-
Observation-Disclosures Party.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22

4 quarter Of a billion tons o. coal.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22
FOURTH DEATH NEAR WESTERLY.
Pie-Horace Rodman 55 of Asha-
vay,WasdH Since July 4th- Autopsy Held Wednesday
Policeman Ferguson Recovering Delegation at Tax

at the7residence Of her parentsAaTr.
and Mrs. William 4sH. Kelley. Burial
in Stoningtonf cemetery.
John Clarity and John Henry viii
give an exhibition of fancy diving at
Watch Hill, next Sunday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-22

New Haven-Property owners who
have an their property breeding places
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
DETlEF KOESTER
OF SEARS CALLED
Frstrastsd lIln~ss Ind. In Death 81
Well kne~n Resident % the
Community.
NATIVE OF HoLsrEIS. GERMANY
Wa Miller % Oia scar. VIII and Lat.
er Conducted a Grocery Store
and Hardened.

Dctisf n. Kcester one % the veil
EHoWn residents % sears. died al $50
last eTsninE a. bis home IN that VII
iaEc lie had been ul for several
nonths a. the result % a general
breaking down.
SIR. Rooster saa born iu Hoisisin.
Germany. May g. is4z. coming 20
America with a sister IN 1857. For a
year he lived IN Davenport and then
he came 20 Rock Island Two years
later he removed 20 Sears. where he
entered the employ Of d. u. Sears In
bis -four mill. tie followed the trade
% miller ISL the mill was destroyed
By Gre and later he conducted a gro
Gerry store and Eardcned- For a num-
her % years he had led a retired life
Mr.. Rooster Was twice married. His
arsf wife was Anna CoFdcs- She died
In 1891. About ten years later he
married Mrs. Mary Kcssncr % naveu-
port she passed away two years ago
SURVIVING membcra % the family
are a son. william u. Rooster o. Rock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

yss - 70 ace taiztse VITA tks eJzie-
tszz. tEs Gltbzif~fs. tks sksSticis=s %
tss tines fiis r. a deep ard szre
f4ith. aa9 - prszcs~s taat sort %
rizsssousasst tsss 80 al drsaEz -
aEf hoss Tor
ais ufs has essa &c b1eai ors 20
- hfz for tss great uo-s ~ has for
ar tte years e kis adgif iifs h~ea
sheiiT devoted 90. Hs vas born isto
sazt. poverty. ssrzxxis. fisappoinf-
zsns. berraeenssf AT % ths sa1ei'
caps nat bear gpoa tsr lad born irin
tas t~rrihfr coGtifi1as % the E4sf
ste % NsE YorE CifY we're o. his
tas Bat Ae SEEMED % have a star
tkas I'D hlal toward kis fate. sr1inea-
fnsfy anf s-raEfiy. uEtii be became
Ola erourh 90 realize his coaaliiona
ana battle With then. Hs fought
aEaizss srViroznaers AL his FoEzE
ne. lifted hizssif frora oas plane 20
aaothsr q bft hizhsr. oaig % feel ths
sar-a restless dfsc1atsnt arf 90
strive vifh greater zeal for ssiii better
r1Gffft0rH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
fGet DuffV's ans Keep WeIl2
The Duffy Malt Whislley Co.. Rochester, N. Y.

of the past but il must also be pro-
Eressive. dealing prudenuy with new
needs and problems. We Catholics
are deeply interested in university ed
ucation because. as loyal American
citizens, we have az heart whatever
is of vital concern 90 the church and
the nation.
The existence OF this Catholic uni
versity is an evidence quite as much Of
our interest in our country as our in
tcrcst in our church. Both Catholic
and American. the university viii gain
force through its service TO the coUn-
try. while its cathohcity viii keep it
in constant and UnerrinE touch with
that tremendous spiritual world-pow-
er which has maintained the whole
truth among all nations. in all ages
the chair OF blessed Peter"
President Hall of the American As
ISOLATION OF Universities in his ad-
dress at the academic exercises, said
in part:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

The medieval universities were not
fiat institutions. created by church,
state or miIlionaires, but they grew in
evitably out of the inmost needs Of
the time. and bulls and edicts usually
confirmed a status already maintain
ed Their close relations TO the
church gave to learning a consecra-
ton that ii never had in antiquity, and
which it may never have again. The
subject matter has, Of course. changed
much with the times, but nearly every
feature of student life, method of
teaching and learning, items of organ
izauon, academic custom and even COS
tune. was already developed in the 90
universities established in Europe
century before the discovery of Amer
lea. They and their work and its re-
suits constitute perhaps the greatest
achievement of the middle ages. and
their effects upon the progress Of
Europe and the world has been with
out precedent or parallel"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
PIONEER WOMEN
TAKEN BY DEATH
NJ Margaret sand and Mr. Isaae
sanasrs. Ola ssttisrs 81 HsHrJ
Csuniy. Are Called

G~zes-o. III. April i5-Mrs. Mar
Earrt SAID. a tuEE tine resident %
this city. PASSED avaT a. ths horzs %
he- eauzhtrr. wrs Phiup H0os. o.
Eri~. tIt. yesterday after a short iii-
r-ss. she End gone 60 Erie 90 make
her daughter q visit AMI vas taken
satfrafy STICK Mra sand Nas horn
ia Prussia. Germnag. and came 90 this
roaafrv wbea ts years % age. ~ the
f.1- a. Err death she vas - years.
& r11rtat aaf 70 DAYS ola she ieav~s
f5 r11ru ter passing nine chiidrru
TErF are Mrs FEliiD Eoos. Erie
tf-ruaa. luustafs. Barney. Neosho.
$50 tfrs nfiarlr uemmis. S. Loais @
Mrs. Margaret circle. Crawford. Neh. (.
uerrr. Nl6Frt. PRED and vii % this
eifr FaueraI services wiit b. ksid
from ere rorrs o. her daughter 81
E-t~ oa Friday aftsruoou az . o'clock.
Wru o. A. walter oEetatinE. BgFiai
wtI 5r .a sEe t.oraiae csmrt~ry.
Ffrs Isaac sarIrrs. an old and r.
speer~t resident % tsis eommuaity.
tIef Tuesday riEst af fh~ bone % Nr.
ans 1frs. b. Co WfTEr1u. wifa whom
stF BAD lived f1r ere past few seeks.
W-s. Sanders was bora ia straw
T5ur. tut.. Nlr 6. tstz. and vas q
fsaEhfr~ % Iaalrs aad Sarah JGsties.
see was gnlsrt tr marriage 90 Isaac
saa1srs ia 1889 al Paris. Lina eDsa-
fF Esr. wksre fhFV resided urtil
tsEt VIXEN fhsr case 90 uenry eoua
rV iseafirr on uanrs township. ahiet
eaf sfar~ been her hous ffer has
baaf passed away abost it years ago
Trerr were no eGitdrsa- FgrSrai
services we're Estf ftls sffrrrnou a.
E1 O'Clock from ere Wifhrgw bone
garlsf vas ia tse Colbert ermet~rT Del
Waars township
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
TOWNSHIPS TURN
over SS3S,87S.75
Tan Cstieefsrs nsks Coed Record. In
An s~efisn. % Rsek I.laad
Csanty.
moIryr - FaE ~ THE LEAD
P.ss~. stss.s.o Marf fsr Ftrst Tins
IN Histsry-Oaly stst1ao
Tnesii~etsd.

EoeE fst4sd eagstY has paid S3es.
sTaTS - ~ Township collectors War,
nnaaeiai Gsprsssioa aaf bard luck
failed - Keep tae sun at a toN raars
fhfs year for o. maaT Instances ere
rstarus mad@ ~ ne collectors have
be-a Tar asd away tas best ever re-
corded
Oe the stt5s3g0 30 charged against
sh@s~ uniss Of taxafioa. oaiF Ftsf.-
sSt.s6 rsrains zee 90 b. tanned ia ar
the county treasurer oere. mat o.
ncfaf r4gst also collect fto3ststs
railroad. telegraph Haf trirphorr
taxss These are roe CHARGED against
fh@ Townships
sfolias leads an others ts point %
sums turned over 90 CoantY Treas
ursr Ctendeuia a total % $500 t0s 0c
was collected ~ A. q. FroTd THIS e.
the first time ia ere history % mat
township mat ere figure tas gone De-
gond $500 900 tbs year there was
almost $50 600 morr eharurd AGAINST
Motiae. however. man ta aaY year
previous
ft0cE tafant was ueFf hiEaraf WITH
fsss.Sf0 81 60 zee credit
CsIis@tians ~ rewaships-
List % collections uat~ ta each
e.. H.aa.a.H.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

Island and three daughters. Mrs An
IA " Crosby. Sears: Mrs. Mary ID
schropp. Rock Island: and Mrs. Ber-
thn ~. RuEe. Davenport There are
also n sister. Afrs. Anna StOeckel OF
Davenport. n grand children and two
great grand children.
Funeral services will be held NJ :
O'Clock Sunday afternoon At the home
Rev. ,. J. Rolf viii ofieiate and bur
lai vii BE- IN Chippiannock-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
srILLLE - 4 ErNtENtELE NtN
speaGsr az Umpire Nsvt Monday uas
Wen Nsafasf Great ODDS

UhHfIFs |IHTIIs WF1 tHHnIt o. no
saloon AZ enc Empire tHeaffr tn Tits
eity nest Moudav evening. ts descrtb-
ed as one % ere remarkable men %
the times. apoargutfV bred up b. .e-
sistent fate Co. ff1 enc nirb- ready rar
him BE tt u modern o. ere rodrrrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

Nelson. Iil-Arrnur Olson. an en-
pioye OF 4 packing house n Sioux
CITY. iowa. fell between the cars Of n
moving train on the Chicago & North
western railroad here and was killed.
Olson vas - years old and was on
his way 20 accept a position in Chi
caEo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
ramhrIarc rhysIelan bod.

TUW||I7II % II - y '""'
Cambridge. April i5.-Dr. J. a Kirk
land. a wcll-known physician OF this
place. has been taken 20 hospital In
Chicago for treatment for a compiled
ton Of ailments. His condition IS said
20 be critical.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

tnfanf iufured By Racing BIker-
Maria Cio0ney. aged .. daughter %
1fr. and ,trs- g. J. Cioouey. Of Fulton
and Esptanade avenues. VAS painfully
90 not seriously injured when she
was struck by the bicycle % william
Kelsey. son % NiT. ard Mrs. ~. r..
Kelsey. TIE little Eiri was on the
sidewalk in front % her home when
young Kelsey. who was racing With
another youth. rode aionE the walk. it
appeared that Kelsey vas watching
the other youth. Who vas riding on
che paved street near the sidewalk.
Wheu be- struck the Eiri she fell
backward and struck her head against
fhe concrete walk. The wheels passed
over her body. The girl spent a rest
less night and her parents az FIRST
Fsrc alarmed Concerning her but she
f. Improving
Three Licenses Issued Louis W.
Geurink and Adaiyurx Murray. both
% Davenport. Joe urlfrics and Frcdia
Gueied. both % Davenport. and Ernest
WaitheF % Moscow and Ella Waither
% Wtitou-
Last Tribute Paid Funeral services
iu memory % ttr late Max ID. Peter
sen. one % uav~uport's leading mer-
chasts and traueiTrs. ueT~ held yes
f~rGay argrsEooH az o'clock at the
family bone. Clifton Hu. ueautisui
eufosies were Eisru in honor % thc
deceased BY Rev A. Af Judy and u0n. .
frrrF Eottrrrr. The home vas a
mass OF foral tFtbutes. given By bust .
srss associate. fFiTuds and oT<auiza- I
.i0ss with uhieh Mr.. Pet~sssn was /
-8rr~cs-d during life. As a tributr .
1f respect Co NtT. Frs~rsra. thr rstab-
.issmsats o. Harmed 4 Voa Hiaur and /
ne ~. l.. Parker eompauv wrrr closed .
'r0aa 90 o'clock yesterday after
s1oa. The h0ur % tse funeral The /.
sapt0Tes % the T. a. q. Petersen /.
}oas Store attraded ia body. The /.
iowa Safionai hank and the uaV~u-
1oFt Savings bans. in both % vhieh
sstisasigas Htr Petersen Was direct
~. we're also closed yesterday after
.a0as The services Wcrr largely at
eettrd. both AZ che home and the
sraVe- Af che grave the Niasoas. %
shieh order ne deceased Vas q meta
so. we're o. charge. There ucrc tNo
cts % bearers. the active represent
- smpioTss % che !. 70. G. Petsrsru's
i0as. and the b0aorary selected from
sasissss aad fretcFual associates.
-bsy were Active. J. -. Duncan. Ia.
iartz. Carries Weiss. ~ Hass. "
fsesek. = C. EodaewiE. l. CHAMPION
nc G. D. Erus~. HonoFary. Louis
iiocE. J. Dow. Carl Sehiex.. ". Gehr-
zaan. +. r. Walsh. c. y. Voss. Charles
isFtiaad. n p. uawson- tnterment
1oE piacs To oakdalc cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

corn cure 90 a.. century. tho new way.
tss sure painless. simple way 10 makes
= Fellow really Eel fooiish after he's used
tos-~atins saivrs- biting ointment.
to~ n<snditnx eantAsss. blood bringing
rA1ors- HALVES. riss. scissors. gahh-rs ard
= ias- noss. ~hsn he uses lust = drops OF
tsFS-lF~snt 49,. hts corn vanish. rh1
dt,er~ue- is divine tust try o.. You
-ont vtneo vhrn you put on your shoe.
"a ths tnornfnx. -GETs-IT-is sure. -spss-
ny eorn- c.ilos. w.rt or bunson.
etI.-tr ts sold BY druggists every.
|. s~sv. ne hsssi~. ~ seat cirvcs ~ 8.
Lsrssscs Co. CsscsSo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
MEASLES FORCE THE
CLOSING OF SCHOOLS
Especial TO The Arsusl

Orion. April i5.-Schoois OF Orion
we're closed yesterday on account OF
an epidemic 81 measles \ number Of
the homes In the village have been
Guaranteed IN an effort 20 prevent
further spread OF the disease.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

Urbana. Iii.-President James OF
the University Of Illinois. who is m
from bronchitis. - greatly improved
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
"GETS-iT" a Sure.
Shot for All Germs

Use Two Drops = and They Vanish.
When eorns make you Aimos, al. with
1oaf uoots on. when you try TO walk on
tle rdsr 81 your shoes 20 try 20 get away
from Jour eorns. yor'ro why behind time
II you have not used -GETs-IT.- It's the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
Notice.

Tho Rock island National bank. 10
Gated az Rock isiand. IN tho State %
uiiuois. % closing its Affairs. All uote
aoidrrs and other creditors OF the as
ISOLATION are hereby notified 70 pre-
seat the notes and other claims for
paymeat-
II = CASTEEL.
President
Dated a. Rock Island. Illinois. this
5Fd day % March. A. ID. isi5.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

Boy Thieves GO 10 Eidora-Couviet-
. "a o. charge % breaking and enter
iaE Jhr harm o. r -. White. 5iG Eas,
sixth street. clyde and clifford Stout
we're seatsnecd 90 serve a term az IL
dora william CoaWcii. an accomp-
lice. VAS placed on probation The
three boys broke the lock on the barn
las, Thursday night and stole a Pals
ley shawl. valued AZ SIS. and y $50 six
guiit. Later they became frightened
and attempted 90 return the loot. but
we're captured By the police. The Con
veil boy claimed this as his FIRST Of
Tense The two Stout lads we're. how
ever. On probation. having admitted
brsaSirE several quarter gas meters
and sxfriea'inE the money aecumuia-
tion- The mother % the two sen
ts1eet boys appeared yesterday after
uoon before the probation officer and
asked that they Be given a term In
The trainisE school AZ Eidora. as they
we're eusirciy bcyoad her control.
Yoank ConWeil vas placed on proba-
ton a-t wiii return n report 20 the
probation o1.ecr every month
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

Woman Wins Dlvoree-B.ssle Art
iip vas granted an absolute divorce
from Heary Artiip and given the right
60 resume her maiden name. Bessie
t-aWrcucr The decree Was issued
yesterday By Judge A. J. House. Sha-
ron 4 uiEEins are attorneys for the
plaintiff. The defendant did not ap-
pear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

, lowing an operation in the city hos
pitsI az Griuneii. She had been To
poor health for many years. Alice +.
Greene was born In Waterford, Viz
rinia. and came here with her parents
IN the early sos. She was united In
marriage 90 Mr. Kirk Ia 1865 and
they resided In Davenport until 1875
when they moved first 90 Jasper
county and then TO Grinnell. residing
there since that time. Survivors IN
Davenport are Edward Hinchcline. a
cousin. and willard Knapp. a nephew.
Golden Jubilee Of Turnbezlrk-
The golden jubilee and 50th annual
convention OF the Upper Mississippi
Turnbczirk will be- observed AZ the
Northwest Davenport Turner hall
next Saturday and sunday. Theodore
scmpfei OF Indianapolis. Ind. viii be
here for the big meeting. which Is
expected TO draw hundreds OF dele
gates from thc upper Mississippi val
ley states Preparations have been
carried on for several weeks by the
committee Of the North
west society. and an interesting pro-
cram has been prepared. Turner
Stempfri iE president OF the North
American Turncrbund- The president
of the Turubrzirk and Gustav Donald
viii also give addresses. the Activcs
% the Northwest Davenport TURNER
Elm will Five an complication OF
Turner gymnastics and the singing
selections OF both the central and
Turner'S viii render several
srlrctiouE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
II z cAsTEEL
Members Of SIboney Bay Camp. At.
fFufl0n

fenfion.
Department Commander c. L. Dan
icis viii be present at the meeting OF
the camp Thursday evening. April 10.
20 arrange for the state encampment.
and a - important that all members
attend. JOHN CARSE.
Commnnder-(A dvl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15

ositu4ry Eeeord-Mrs Alice Eliza
kir<. formerly a resident 90 Dasen-
peri snd known 20 many % IN. pio-
seer settlers % the city. died az her
hoczs Ia GrsEusii Saturday. The body
vas b-pakht here yesterday and bur
led frO-n the Bo~iin< q HoFriEan IN
esrtakiaE pariors ~ ESQ O'Clock ia
10 afteraoon ulfh lnt-rt1srt Ia Oak
eais crrz~tsry. The r~mzirs we're ac-
eoGsp4nisd here BY ~. husband. for
=eriy n ssii knowu Davenport con
tractor. szd ore daughter The de-
ceased s-ceg.bsa 10 Ses..olslls fol-
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30

are! It's only weakness, Ann. Too
much books. Too much grind A
week In the mountains will fix me up
tip-top. Worked like q beaver-like
a school of beavers. or don't they come
that way?-for those mid-term tests.
When can we start?"
ANY time you say, dear. In the
morning. IL you feel up to it."
"Oh, feel up to 1t all right. Lots
better than / was two days ago.
We'll start In the morning"
The next morning early, Ann
phoned to Scott, telling of her sis
ter's arrival, and their intended trip.
Wont you Gomez" she asked.
Rather risky, don't you think?
Likely to cause talk"
You won't have to come with US.
Listen. You come over this morning
as soon as you can. I'll tell Bess I've
invited you to q little informal break
fast in honor of her homecoming,
and you Can meet Ter. You may
speak Of your proposed trip, for to-
morrow, say, up to the mountains,
and then we'll be surprised and tell
you we're going today. Won't that
be jolly? It's scneming, / know, but
it's the only way out II we're to keep
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30

pulse wildly, and fought for expression
on his feverish lips.
Ann" softly. intensely.
Eyes, Paul"
Il love you, Ann Love you, and
thought you must know. Tomorrow
] leave for the mountains. Tomor-
row! And / want to know now. There
will be plenty for us two; we won't
need any more. Oh! Ann, will you?"
She was by this time so confused,
SO torn between her desire to say
yes and her conviction that she
must not, that she welcomed the in
terruption made by Pauls father.
He had arisen, unable to bear the
dlgnified magnificence of it any long
err and without word of explana-
ton or an excuse me" had shuffied
over to French window and, opening
it, stepped out into the garden.
Paul, distracted for moment by
his fathers unmannerly exit, but cas-
lily accounting for it, turned to Anita
and laughed indulgently. But her
struggling soul only needed this show
of unmannerliness, this patent lack
of culture, this stiff, clumsy uneasi-
ness in his father, to bolster it's fast
slipping conviction of class distinc-
ton. She was herself again in a
moment, and when he turned to her
for an answer. said:
I'm not sure, Paul can't say,
now. You must give me time. I'll
tell you when"
II.
Alfred Scott, blue-blooded aristocrat,
and last surviving member OF the
noted Josephus Scott family, was
blase at thirty His father, Rankin
Scott, had died when Alfred was just
twenty-one, and had left his only son
in care of his large estate. Alfred
was no more fitted for handling
large fortune Cor q small one, for
that matter) than for building
bridge He had placed the property
in the hands of large real estate firm,
and was content to sit back and take
what profits they saw fit to give him,
unquestioningly However, although
he was not capable of handling large
estate, he was capable of handling
ready cash.
Things had taken turn for the bad,
lately. Following an unnatural boom
Ton the strength of which he had con-
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the word hideously-"if she would
protect her reputation"
Ann stood back, appalled,, unable to
conceal her knowledge that she was
powerless. She knew he would go to
any lengths to compromise Bess, in
nocent as she was, in the eyes OF the
world, and realized how easy that
would be. She would rather have
suffered anything than have exposed
Bess fair name to this SANDER, and
the worlds contempt, and realized
with resigned despair that he was
aware of her nature, and was playing
on it-realized that she must live out
her days with a man she loathed--
realized It and was helpless to
avoid Il.
She had paid dearly for her wor-
ship of class" and would pay and
pay and pay-endlessly.
Bess' young dream of love had de-
generated to a hideous nightmare. v
Paul stood by, the bright air castles
of his youth burying in their tumbled
debris his aspiring soul.
The Family Tree had borne its fruit.
WHO PAYS?
End Of Seventh Story.
The next story 10 To-day and To-
morrow"