The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24

,,,rhs colds and bronchitis ana Ao' >"
Ueak. rundown conditions ~
I.t.rm,n.stewart Drug Co Palatka' N N
last few moments, that we have got n
- leed I have tried to please YOU
t.,,a for the last twenty years alN Y
,'oro. rmU IN now am going to please my
hlore' ,f 'o o,, a rebel. a wild revolution !
sen; ;stm Holman Tedcastle kicked ms
iI.,; nlo;r and It spun around awkWaro'
I!iam' 1.l an ;ts nodpv. carved legs: Ium-
~ ~ oN hact I in The room, actually blush
nies; n fop p's shame; and upon the flushea
eu euode loi If the two ladies was blank
lates .hr,ant 81 am starting my
rovolt inst in time; another day loh-
rror would have been dlsastrous'
;, Yes, !. ,ohol
y And that's just what | am. ,,J.
Mr. Tedcastle, with upliftedi Names
s,-aved M left and right as If about
~ e""y,~ +y,,n into a waltz: "My trumpet
a;ree 70 @ no uncertain sound; prepare
n Yourselves for war r,.+o,.
: usually tranquil temper aWeo ms ,'; Mal'
= and daughter to strange aequd .,- and
4 cence. They were told to. PACK ano
=, what to pack, although their supsr Thn,,
% Iouent destination was wltnheio. ny .Io
:. watched, without any suggestions, ..,I
"a hip New York house being s"atne''
" in the sackcloth of family absence
;. tn heard phone orders for the pas pas
: turage of horses; the housing OF I'M. IN
!" cuisines and touring cars and tAe
y, transfer of trunks-without a muf-
~ rour m or a protest. Mrs. Tedcastle was
- r,ther clad to be directed. She had
~ ~ heen waging a solitary but lurld So
," c;al campaign for twenty odd years
g end nd she was tired. She did not cal
~ much where Holman was taxing h@f
" whether to Guam or Kalamazoo
"a Che onlv wanted to breathe and walk
+o and talk as she chose. :,
-: ~ Honoria Tedcastle, also, was IN
~ rather Indifferent state OF mihoI'a, ~,
en NATTER where she went so long as !ri NJ,
'e- na+h did not cross the "twenty.mlli
m M ;on m " dollar" path of her rival, Glars
~. a. ca Eager. soon to be Clarlssa MOI.
&c; 'e" She. child of Millions, had ON:
Of !, tbonoht % in clothes, jewels, marronl
vailed fruits, grand operas, Maureea
las n;as nrinces. yachts. and if Clariss
me- :, ,vas 70 get more of all these thin@
=, than herself. her jig was up-nothlh
loi- ,nora rle to do but to escape those VIII
cry ,ronld scorn her for her social shame
she Her rate father might take her
pom Pal,vhack for all she cared. II
ND into the hardest old rebel thu
ever stalked in old Virginia, IL "ouI
III suit her all right. OF only "
u u thing was she positively CERTAIN
- more of jim Denham! 49,, 3,
do She had sickening loathlng II
H?. anv man who would have the enron
III III ery to offer a girl like hersell SUI
leie @ paltry livelihood-at least t"en
'!1m ..e times less than Jackson Mott Aau 0
'he fered Clarissa. She began to 1e
. the sneers of the Vanderpools, AS
cakes, Wiltneys, Rockdevlls, Carr
diveys and the rest of her "set at n
matrimonial fiasco. Poor Jlmm
After all she could but think OF
4 frank and genial charm. There W
:. something about Jimmy that no 9th
man that Honoria had ever kno'
nossessed. Notwithstanding the
we're too many contrary clrcu
stances for her ever to give him
other thought. Life would be hen
forth a drearv stretch of desert la
to her; she never expected to tlnd
tiniest oasis again-never!
"Ready?" The morning of
Tedcastles' departure from the SC,
of their delusions had arrived. h
man Tedcastle stood in the lower hi
his chastened wife and daughter w
above. A "Bluebeard" feeling cou
e ed through his ample anatomy {
he liked it. He had never felt ah
In lutely wicked and at the same T.
~ sbsoiutelv righteous before; he II
"a the sensation immensely. 1t was
~ if apple brandy had been spilled i
cup of green tea; it eXhilirated W
q ont anv inebriatory effect. PRO b
nnhlico, Pro bono publico," he
heated to himself Perhaps
thought. "those fascinating terri
that Bluebeard hung IN that loc
OF chamber were not women after
but instead lies, dissimulations, j
on ousies, rivalries-those paltry Iii
nc. nesses that he had recognized II
long ago, and just let them 90
,,,f cause he did not exactly know v
, to do about them. He would
- ceed to cut off the heads OF q
poA po trailing female serpents that had /
naI oned Honoria's life. He would
was to hang them wreaking with cory
nale tility all along Fifth Avenue, tha
the who passed might see and Shuc
acle and Immediately determine to DEE
lder tate all their gilded nonsense.
t to "Ready?" This was the third
Mrs. that the master of the house
enn. Numbered this question up from
low. He had told his wife the I
before that they would leave at
ros very minute. He had also told
.ioss a other very serious things. and
'use. Tedcastle was so alarmed at
ilteT might befall her husband and
Is, child that she was willing to do
nths thing-to aid him in his dual Sc
your for sanity and health.
q. L. Ready" Once more. and
time the meek reply of the late