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The Washington times., 1916-09-16
By WILLIAM J.LOCKE

begun to fall. seeking admittance. 1 let
him In.
"This is an awful business. old man.
he said gloomily.
From which 1 gathered that for once
Barbara's soothing had been OF little
Have you seen Doris YETI" L asked.
He shook his head. Barbara In with
her. Shes coming In to lunch.
jan Chayne,", said l. Il believe you're
He i fr o. ned. what the blaze. do you
You're in a blue funk at the idea Of
meeting Doria."
Rot" said Jafery.
But he was.
Franklin summoned us to luncheon.
We went into the dra wing-roo where
the rest Of our little party were assem-
bled. Susan and her governess. Liosha.
Barbara and Doria. DORA stepped for
ward valiantly with outstretched hand,
looking him squareiy in the face.
Welcome back. Jaffery. It's good to
see you again"
over her hand. muttered something into
his beard.
That was all for the moment. for Bar
bara hustled US into the dining-room.
But the terrible meeting that both had
dreaded was over.
We talked for q while on different
things. the child's robustious health, the
garden. the weather, our summer holi-
day, much In the same dismal fashion
as assembled mourners talk before the
coffin is brought downstairs. At last
Barbara said:
IT must go and write some letters" -
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70 got shifted and there was a list ID
mort. 40 that every time she ducked that
side, she shipped half the channel. Skies
black as thunder and the sea the color
OF inky water. We had the devils own
Job getting the cargo straight. OF
course, I had to go down into the In
ferno OF the hold like the others. Part
of the days work; but 1 didn't like III;
no one liked II,
when the order was given all hands
tumbled up to the hatchway and began
a swaying, staggering crowd. When you
stand on n wet deck at an angle OF IS
degrees one way and IS another and con-
stantly shifting both angles, with moth
ing but a rope dashed athwart the ship
TO catch hold OF, your mind In pretty
we'll concentrated on yourself know
mine was. I slipped and wallowed on
my belly, hanging on to the rope like
grim death till my turn come for the
ladder. got my feet on the rungs. I was
all right. when looking up onto the lIvid
daylight whom do you think I saw
calmly preparing to follow me7 Liosha.
and Jersey and looked Just like n
4" Clear out. This In no place for YOU
I'm coming. 90 along down
"She put her foot on the rung Just be-
low my face. ] gripped as much Of her
ankle as the stiff leathers allowed.
Clear out. Don't be q fool
Andrews. the first mate. poured out a
flood OF blasphemy. What the this, that
and the other were We waiting for?
so l descended. II was ordained.
Iiosha followed. And once down we
were carried away out OF ourselves by a
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CHAPTER XII.

My library door opened. and Liosha.
bright-eyed. with quivering lip and
tragic face. burst In. and seeing me,
flung herself down by my side and
buried her head on the arm OF the chair
and began TO cry wretchedly.
MY dear. my dear" said I, bewiider-
ed by this tornado Of misery. my
dear" said ]. putting an arm round her
shoulders. what Is the natter"
I'm a fool" she walled. IT know
I'm fool. but I can't help Il. went in
there Just now. I didn't know they
were there
MY poor Llosha," said l.
There doesn't seem to be a place IN
the world for me-"
waited for little. then rose and
made her sit In my chair. drew an
other near her.
Now" said 7. Tell me all abou, II. Z"
And she told mo in her broken vay
She walked into tho drawing room
thinking to ind Barbara. Instead, she
sailed into a sursing sea OF passion.
DORA was crouched on a sofa hIding
her face. and with outstretched hand
was motioning away Jafrery, who stood
over her.
Don't touch me, don't touch me- I
couldn't bear ~" she cried: and ,h.n
aware OF Ldosha's sudden pr.senc. sha
started to her feet Liosha ala not
move. The two women Elared AT .nch
other.
What do you mean by coming In
here7" cried Doria.
You had better leave us. I,iosba "
said Jafery soberly.
But Liosha stood firm. The spurninR
or Janery by Doria struck a chord ~
the heroic that ran through her strange,
WHO nature III this man she loved was
not for her. at least no other womor
should scorn MIN. She drew herseIf i'm
In her full-blossomed magnincence' w
von hS yea , 1u 'e.lhg him not to touch
at his feet. For what he has dom 20
you you ought TO steal the wide World
and give II to him. And yoT reS,sa
him your little, insignificant self. n
you mao thousand selves, they
Wouldn't be enough for him,
"If I were a woman like Won and
wouldn't marry a man who loved me
ike jan Chayne. and who had done FOR
me all that Jan Chayne had done FOR
g yTu, ia pray 60 God to blast me and
And then she burst out OF the roono.
and. like a child seeking protection
| side. W my
What happened when she left them I
know, because jeffrey kept me up I'M
o'clock In the morning MARRYING n "a
me, while he poured into his Gsr9an
tuan self hogsheads OF whisky and soda
When Iiosha had gone they eyed one
another for q while In embarrassing ST.
| You make things somewhat hard for
| me. You might guess. But I'll tell Won.
| Liosha again was right. fvou
want me still, I will marry you. Not
quite yet: but. say. In SIX months
| time. You are a great-hearted' Iowa
man"-she continued braveiy, faItering
under his gaze-''and will learn TO love
| you and will devote my life to making
| you happy"
She glanced downwards with averted
head. awaiting some outcry OF Eladness,
| surrendertng herself to the quick clasp
OF strong arms. But no cutlery came.
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CHAPTER XII.

At last news came from Havre OF
the end OF the preposterous voyage.
Crossing tonight. Coming straight
to you, Sepd car to meet us heaaing'
Love to all. JAFFERf.'
The next day took the car to Read
ing and waited for the train.
From the far end of It I saw two
familiar figures descend, and a mo-
ment afterwards the station resound-
ed with a familiar roar.
"Hulloi hullol hullor
Jaffery, red-bearded. gfinning, per-
haps n bit mightier. hairier. redder
than ever. his great hands uplifted.
rushed at me and shook me In his
unatic way. so that train, passengers.
porters, and Liosha all rocked and
reeled before my eyes He let me go,
and, before ! could recover, Liosha
threw her arms round my neck and
kissed me. A porter who picked up
my hst restored me to mental equi-
pose. Then looked at them, and
anything more splendid In humanity
than that simple. happy pair OF gil
gantic children l have never seen In
my life. I, too, felt the laughter OF
happiness swell In my heart. for their
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and no arms ciasped. She glanced up.
and met a stricken look in the mans
eyes.
For Jsffrey could not nnd a word TO
utter. A chill crept about his heart.
and his blood became as water. lie
could not move; a nightmare horror OF
dismay held him In its grip. The incon-
ceiyable had happened. lie no longer
desired her. His nature was too print
alright at the Icy barrier that separ-
ated him from Doria.
II see," she said, tonelessly. moving
slowly away from him. Your feelings
have changed. i am sorry"
Then he found power %, Of mott motion a anS
God, dear, forgive mel he groaned, and
sat down and clutched his head In his
hands. She returned to the window and
looked out at the rain.
Presently all that was good In Dori'
conquered She crossed the room ant
laid a light hand on Jaffery's head. i
was the fnest moment In her life.
zone can't help these things. know
Il too We'll. And no hearts are broken.
SO It's all for the best"
He groaned again. Il didn't know
I'd like to shoot myself
in the library, serenely matter-of-fact
Iiosha started round In her chair an
looked defiantiy at her rival.
Would both of you mind coming INT
the drawing room for minutey
We followed her. She held the door
which 1 was about to shut. and left
open. Before Jaffrey had time to ris
at our entrance. | caught sight OF hir
sitting as she had left him. great clump
OF his red hair sticking through his mn
gers. His face was picture OF woe
/ can imagine nothing more like II tina
that OF a conscience-smltten lion. Dori
ran her arm through mine and Kept m
near the doorway.
1--WE asked. Jaifery to mary me-" sh
said, in n steady voice, and he doesn
want to. It's because he loves muc
better woman and wants to marry her
Then while Jaffery and Liosha gaspe
In blank astonishment. she swung m
abruptly out OF the room and slsmme
the door behind her.
There" she said. and hung up he
little head. what do you think OF that?
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CHAPTER X.

I had to make. OF course. another ex-
pedition to Jaffery's chambers. in order
to restore to order the chaos that
Doria had made. She had ransacked
every drawer In the place and strewn
the contents OF the old portma nteau,
Adrian's mass OF incoherent manu-
script about the moor. did what I
ought to have done on my flrst visit:
7 brought the gle lumber to North
lands. and having made a bonfire in a
corner OF the kitchen garden. burned
the whole lot. Why Jaffery had not
got rid OF the evidence OF Adrian's
guilt, I could not at the time INA CINE.
It was only later that I heard the
| trivial and mechanical reason. He
could not burn the papers In his nat.
because he had no fre-only the cleo
trio radiator.
Luckily. have kept most Of Jaf-
fery's letters written to me from all
quarters OF the globe. Excepting those
concerned with the voyage OF the 8. 8.
| Vesta, they were rare phenomena.
Ordinarily. II heard from him thrice
year had to consider that he was
indulging in an orgy of correspondence.
But what with Doria and Adrian and
Liosha. and what with Barbara and
myself being no intimately mixed up
In the matters which preoccupied his
mind, the voyage OF the Vesta covered
a period OF abnormal epistolary activ-
Ity. Instead OF a wife, our amateur
sailor found a postoffice at every port.
He wrote reams. He had the Journal
lists trick OF instantaneous compost
ton. Like the Ouidaesque hero. who
| ~ WI vuli
hand and stroke a university crew to
victory with the other. Jaffery could
with one hand hang on to a rope over
yawning abyss. while with the other
he could scribble a graphic account OF
the situation on knee-supported writ
ing pad.
up against realities all the time. Not
a sham within the horizon. You eat
till you burst. work till you sleep. and
sleep till you're kicked awake. You
should Just see Liosha. Maturin says
he has only met one other woman
sailor like her. and that was the
daughter Of a trader sailing among
the islands. who had lived all her life
since birth on his ship, and had
scarcely slept ashore. Shes as much
born to It as any shell-back on board
She has the amazing gift Of looking
part OF the tub. like the stokers and
the man at the wheel. Unlike another
woman. she's never In the way. and
the more work you can give her to do
the happier she Is. She's in magnif'
cent health and as strong as a horse
At first the hands didn't know what Il
make OF her: now she's friends with
the whole bunch"
AT last he had something less trivia
to write about. They were In the Mo
zambique channel. making for Madagas
car:
Now that this darned cabin table Il
comparatively straight, can scribble 4
few lines to you. We've had a beast o.
time. The dirtiest weather ever sine,
we left Beira, and the cranky old tut
rolling and pitching and standing oil
her head az I've never known a shiI
to do before. Consequence was the car
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And said: I'm going to have my
afternoon nap"
Both the others cried out with stimuli
taneous anxiety and scarlet faces:
oh. don't go. Barbara. dear"
Cant you cut the sleep out for once?'
~ must" said Barbara.
No" said l.
And we leftour nervous ogre and our
poor little elf TO fight out between them
fight
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clever with his ailiteratiye epigram: Blu!
he hadn't the falntest idea OF the toun'
or Iiosha's motherliness
intimacy" oh, the silly ass!
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Jacinto TreVino esta dis
gustado pOr las nGticias
relatives a SUI rebellion
en- Chihuahua
DICESE QUE C0NTINUA FEEL \
C.iRRANZA PER0 QUE Sc DE
FENDERA DE 0BREG0N
OUIEN TRATA DE ELL
MlNiRLO.
Trcvin0 teieyrafi0 Il CarranIa di-
cifndGlc que no hiciera case
de- las noticiaS Que circular.


Correspondence Especial Eara Ia pRENs'
FL P.ASO, Texas. Julio lG.-JaClnto
! Trcvino 50 lialIa, se@jln So SupO aduI
| por personals que han llcgadO de-
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MS que - han C>tadO ~publlcando
cifia frontcra. arcrca de Que 81 eSta
| l]ratjiiaItip para rebclarSe contra 81
-ohIrrnu rarrancista, tumandv pOr
<l rurnla 81 mandU DC tUdaS las tTO-
: pas que - hailan en- los EStadOs de-
chihuahua, CoalIuiIa, Nucvo Leon,
| Tamaulipa> y Durango, para hacer
! poliiica personal, buscandO Ell de-
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Iacinto TreviHO Ia teIegrafiad0 4
Carranza partic;pdndoIe que ha lie
-ado Il Ill ronociHi!ento que en- los
ESla.loS Unidos Sc habla inSistcnte-
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! "a ,,r,conoccr 81 a%uloridad, y Que So
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Los successes Iegistfados en-
Mazatlan, refarid0s por
Ia prensa de aqueI
Puerto

Como crccmns que la prcnsa d. Ma
zatlan este bicu juform;ja del Incl
dcntc que SC rcgisl.o en- aquci pu,'.
to, cutr, tributaries del cruccro anr"-
ricano "Annapoiis" Y ciudadauoa mt
xicanos Que sc opusicroE al de-
, cmbarqyc dc asos tripulautcs, rcc"gc-
mos l., information rubiicada . "a.
, diario dc c5a ciudad, information que
considcramo, que sea la n"s
vvriiico dc cuantas SC han puDiicy1!,
soGrc {. rcfcrjdo incidentc que &C
registr5 ca los dias en- que las rcja.
clones entire Mexico Y Eotados Uni
dos eran mas tirantes.
Dice asi eI relate dc Ia prensa ma,
zaticca:
Del buque dc guerra americana
Annapolis" sc dcsprendi6 una iau-
cha dc gaso!ina ~tripulada por mali
nos amcricanos que al a~cerearsc a
muellecito provisional Gucrou rccibj-
dos con yitores a nucstra patria pos
uu numcroso grupo dc genie del puc-
oIo, cu su mayor partc m]urincre5
trubajadorcs del mucllc.
Los amcricauos. n vcr la a~cti,Ud
que eI pueblo tomaba para clos. o"r
fondo de la lancha sacaron sus al
mas e hicicron fucgo sobrc eli grupo,
resultando heridos cl conocido CAPT
tan 20. de Ia Brigade Carrasco, An
drGs AvilGs Y el soldado que servia
como caballerango' del general Sc
verino Talamantes, Angel Ortega, {.
primero del abdomen J ei Segundo
~atravesado dc lado d lado dc Ia caja
del cuerpo.
Entire los hcridos Giguru tambicn
Felix Ihiguez, joven como dc Is amos
dc cdad, del costado izquierdo.
Sc nos inIorma que el nUmcro de
heridos fuc mayor.que. el que sanGtu-
mos.
Los americanos tripulantes de Ia
gaSolina que Sc acercaron al muelIe,
r~etrocedieron hacia bordo de su bu-
Que. mas que de prisa, Y ell fuego que
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Mucllas Iiclimas en- Silao.

En- IA ciniad Dc >i.ac. las p6rdiIaS
Ir IA >"rn"nteras son inninenteS ha
habido a]l-uuaS irS=racias persona
les. 'iIr no - prcciSan porque TO-
iayla n" acaDun Ias obras lie busca
II los Iu=arrs lie los derrumbeS. De
RIO :" il"nc la >e=uridad d" que hay
ma mu"rtoS. En- a.gunos remauscs
ga" ha hrciIo 81 rio, han aparcrido
murDIc>. animal"> dome>ticos y olros
'bj"to>. lue - supouc ycmrdos d.
''ro> punio> douje IL inurLaci@n La
aau>aJo estraGr5.
Los mucrlo> reco-idos CT e. Guar
i"l Il. Sar Nicolas fueron sepultaIos
ry"r. por cuenta del Munielui0.
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Gran parte de Ia region del Bajlo
ha sido arrasada pOr una
inundaci0n
Las pobiaciones de Irapuato, Salamanca, Ceiaya
Dolores Hidalgo, Penjamo y otras, han sufri-
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aguaS a peco menos de dos metros
Ge IA via. Toias las Sementeras que
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IN una faja aproXimada de Glen me-
lrn>. 81 perdieron, pues fueron arras
tradaS por Il corriente. En- Gamble
FL rc>to dc los sembradoS reSiSti6 Ia
fuerza del a@uaccro Y Sc espera que
as IluviaS io> Eav0reLcan,
Los prr>idcnl"s Municipalcs de es-
tus Districts rIicIarUu inmediatamen-
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4 u csfuerzOs Sc pudO eyitar que
la a=uIs avanzaran para el ccntro
DE- Ia plaza. La ptsta. en- la caIzada de
Guadalupe Ell IcapuatQ. fue inunda-
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III mcrcado del iNtle.

zimmerman cada dia de mancrd no
table. las candidates de@iXJic que cl
ESlado de CoahuiIa cnyia a este
puerto ~fronierizo de dortic son deS-
pachadaS a diverSos lugareS de II
Union y del cXtranjerO.
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I'm Oral. carranGista fue
aprehendidO al I'egar a
Eagle Pass iuntu con eI
consul de NOgales
ST DIJO QUE VIENNA DEL ESTADO
DE SONORA Y QUE Sc lie HA-
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~
EAGLE PASS, Texas. Julio To-
Aver tu<n noticia Fl COrreSpOnsal DE
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p~oIiriacoS de- "a ciudad. Tn ciudada-
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Tambi"n De Dolores Hidalso. co
municaD Que despu6s De las lluviss,
resembles algunUs muTo5 ha Suct-
dido Fl derrumbe. pero que no Sc han
'caSiouado deSgraciaS p~e2zOn2le1. La
autorjdad pu>o 4 disposition de las
pcrsona> iue sc han duedado sin no
-ar. Ids dependencies del Palario
]iuuiciPab en- donIe g olLerga mu-
Gina genie.
fodos los vcrinus Sc han ~aprcsLa-
DO a auNiliar 4 !as NicCimas, proper
.c%!cn0ndoleS aiimento> y cQpas.
AIguuas damas de la localidad han
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preston en- eSta ciudad.
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