The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-15

Aaw his fortune melt away before LII
Down il went Ike STACK q eaN
houses. Jusx before the cssing hoIF
his broker closed CIT his aeeounE- leaE-
ins him il debt for something Ike So
90.
This time when tie 12rzet rea-Iel
Iow tide i remained there tlr -eA-
while. But this G.d nor make a1E e-l-
ference 70 Julian. tgE even i i Isl
gone NJ a-ain L. rad no money 10 lls
with. At the beginning u the -e1I
month his broker sent him 81 19cl11L
current showing his Indebtedness a1d
asked him 70 pay u. There we're u
uerous credits ard numerous cE2T-ee
Julian didn't Try = deeiFle- = r
knew that his fortune had diei g sud
denly as il had t-en born. and he vas
+ TOO sick AZ heart d d.ssecr the corpse.
/ JuL2a.S Ei-I turned our 70 x trump f
/ that :. she w@s Z trump for jim 7
not 70. herself. She lad not shared
her lovers wild enthusiasm While e
was building az inverted pyramid e. .
air. but now that 1e had gone under .
4 she did not desert hin.
I Its lucky il came 70 You ear! II +.
life. Julian" she said. i think yoC
are naturally visionary and that ], vas
sure to come II tine. Besides. even =
you had for the present sept iec-
tune made in this way = would have
taken wings later On. Now yol tan
begin life OF : more solid though
much slower bass.
Julian secured s position az So
week. and on this he married Rose
MerEeather. she proved 81 excellent
manaee though the hardest thing she
had 10 manage was her husband Il +
not 70 % expected thar man who has
made money st the rate of 5000 a.
hour and for the tine being considered
il as easy 70 produce as pumping va
ter from 8 well wi! at once locS ~rt
for small change When Julian went
home in the evening and reported that
he had srent 81 cents for luncheon. u
cents for car tars and - cents for Two
cigars. Rose figured that this rota.el
Is cents. or about SD 2 year. Other
expenses In proportion would bring
ruin.
After many tackslidi1gs Julian so
himself down 70 hard pan and MANI
an evening when dead tired permitted
a TROLLEY car to 90 ty him while he
= walked the two miles between lis
business and his house But baby
: came. and eveEyt9dy knows that
I. baby brings added expense. which IL
: creases and uu.tiplies til the child
: has grown and left the parental
. abode Notwithstanding Roses man
aseueur ard that she got Julian pret-
II well trained as 10 expenditures. rhey
: Lad a hard time q IL Doctors bills.
: vi. b are hard 70 take into considers
= t!on in laying out funds. came H. and
:. every cent went t5r ordinary essent.a,
. expenditures
4 Bur the ha7iest blow came when
. Mrs. stafford struggling against IN.
surnocntable obstacles. broke down.
"a Julian was pro-tde- SO far as be was
4 able. and Rose was dispenser Sei
d ther could supply the others place
d. When under such circumstances the
!. woman has 10 throw up the sponge
* the bottom drops out q the household
.. The couple could not afford 3 servant
sr and when Mrs. stafford was unable
y 10 he ~ 70 cook the meals her hCs
hand was obliged 70 handle the skillet
70 which he did ursuccesstully. s7-oilin:
- many q meal. This vas hard both Of
:, his wife AMI himself.
= Julian was 10 poor 20 buy news
&c paper. bur dg-iu: the nom hour. Will
Is - hSv~-a -
IN. looked over the paper II the oAce
e During his wites illness he was on
u. day reading the franeia. Iews-t-or
az fore : haN..-vhe1 Re saw i state
g there had teea 8 sudden rise II jim
~ dardv .t.r mobile The c7nTan7 Ia
succeeded il purchasing valuable pa
H. erts ard ~ a year past had bee
/. earr.n. large vro6ts. Julian antshe
n. b-owst1. ever news that be had Z
ID reason 70 suppose concerned him az
" h.s luncheon az the same tine an
u- went hack 70 work
4. \ few days later when Julian ha
81 prepared the breakfast and was takin
Id some toast and tea Up u his sick vi:
M Re s-a-V<-i At the front door 20 snswe
Do the posm2Es whistle. He was han
N, e,i q letter. which he carried on I
with the breakfast. Having PIT =
~ breakfast down beside his wife !
ler looked II the letter. On the LET bar
no corner was printed "JIndsndy Ant
a mobile COMPANY. James c. ErskiI
'elt Secretary" He opened the letter ar
ere read aloud:
e Dear -l,.2--oa- venture after los
re-Aod ot distress ass a. last made go
,nv Cz3e- = organization cur ia,e-es-
.oN sAA-es As sc11 as TIE rev cs--
Gates zre issued VII sezd you yaa-
his shares Ss-ea Ire recent advance re II
a - Se- price = a. Tals makes yc-- 10. -
~ 81 % TIE reason : haven't gwen :
L. any information eeto-e Il bscA2se tAs
Szs 20 sooi -s~s . rsPc-- Eo1-s ~
Ju- cozS-ac2,z..c-s. I'M
, ~whatdoes II aIl mean :" asked Res
IN y don't know. Some one has ma
md q h.unde-~
.ap Rose suggested that he 80 next do,
where TIE inmates lad teIspho-
'2st and ca. u ESktre He iii 50. s.
ifs jim undertook TO remind hsn o. :
sed eheck tor $40 that Julian had CIV
70 hin when Re was making money
hat the ticker So s thousand dollars
or hocr. BIT Julian had 10 renent-zr
jim q the incident and could not recall
the However, E-skine assured him ttar :
money had beea invested in what
ro- Cp % ne Ji1,ds16y A1to coupa,
day indirectly through tie holder q =
: n -stIe patents, and that Jz,ls1 =
q holder - 80 shares q stock vol