Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-23
NoFriixcd from the Series OF PhOtOpluys
OK the Same Name Relcused by
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sec 'his week AT the Isis.
SYNOPSIS FoK SEVENTH DAY.

,,b - NOPSIS FOX SEVENTH DAY.
n To- il, a mG!t,i.miYnsiro seeking answer
O Ey% iH..,s oa nnm!'"is IN me HF9
bon ,%pi Hsmer president OF the. card
nm ;ing whom the elder iIa,ner drives hit
y yon lin .Ytause % his advanced theories
,th"r'rt should work and bcraus. of Id,
IL fr,or Y M i%yG MN ;S Jang, rglS
s nom AM M iniluemc". helps George start Tho
h han J' N ~, 6eri.ims and Tho workers are
10 under..1e gHon' t, nn,ii tho trus; 1estne
r. r,,S !,"'ty forced to agree TO sell out to III.
ne factor ia ,hr country shall l." cor cor.
,inU ,a II, .oiGraiion Tho older iIsrncr caiis
i ,3. J son. the br2th"T Of Gcorss liz
ne mas Fon" into tho factory "''''1
The tragic tangIe was soon unravc,c,
IL was GEORGES small brother who'ha,
i"'4eh INTO the qulcsaind. where bi.
struSsIea Mere seen by Janet, and N.
eaiiaht woman had rescued him ~ the
cost OF her own life. The poor airrs
'ooF was never even found She had
nceh swallowed BY the trcach.rous
slime and nor frenzied husband had 20
be taken away by main force lest no
foiio" hor into the depths.
hI"ood llhmcr, after rushing the boy
10 IN" village on the prctcnce that his
H"thinE should bo changed, in case any
h"Nl""S germs had found Judgement ON
his skin dld not wait a second after
TN" itiio fellow was given "a bath and
aitired Do borrowed garments. When
burton Inquired about him. the mil
lionaire was already well Oh his way
to- the city
During tho week that followed John
Burton spent many miserable hours.
george Hamer was nearly out of his
mind. ana needed safeguarding day and
night.
The trust took over the factory AZ
quickly as possible. and all payments
were made. but the community was
thrown into dismay by the placarded
announcement that the plant would
shut down on the following SATURDAY..
Astounded hy this wholly unexpected
blow. John drove TO the Hainers' town
house.
He was admitted by the solemn faced
butler aud shown into the drawing
room, where Mabel iiamcr was seated
At the piano playing one of Chopin's
dreamy nccturnes The girl rose at
once. She ignored the visitors out
stretched hand.
Why should recognize you, Mr.
Burton. when you are the cause of my
brothers downfall?" she said. ici!y.
Before he could even frame n protest
She swept out OF the room.
Mrs. Hatner evidently learned Of
johns presence. She came in. stood
near the door and said. with tear
streaming from her eyes
Mr.. Burton. where is my son? why
have you ,aken him from meg"
Unjust though her words were. he
could not argue with the stricken
mother. lie contented himself with in
dicating by gesture that her son WAS
hardly in his charge. a, that instan
Etwood iiamcr entered. led his weeping
wife into the hall and returned, closing
:, he door behind him.
why are you here?'' he demandd
brusquely.
II come TO ask you why you ar
breaking your contract by closing TN
factory" replied John. with equa
aspcrity.
Broken the contract? Nothing
tie sort! Read it! Consult your law
Yer. Find any clause. If you can. which
compels me to run my business at a
loss"
Burton knew he was beaten. Ie