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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19
OSUDNA HRA INA INDI-
ANY"

Akron, O., 18. cervence. Pri-
vazan ke kolu polit petrole-
jem, William Durbin, NIL, sed-
milety hosik manzeln William
Durbinovych, utrpel tax zle po
paleniny pondeli, re skonal
dnes rano v detske nemocni-
ci. Die sdeleni policie, hosi re
sousedstvi hrali 81 ma pastev-
ce Indiany. Durbin, jake je-
den z pastevcG, byl chycen tlu
pou rudochG a wat ke kolu. Je
no saty byly pax polity petrole-
jem a zapaleny. Kdyz lide pri-
spechali ma zachraneni hosika,
jeho druZi tancili kolem n6ho
a vydavali re sebe indiansky
rev. Az dosud zadne zatceni
nebylo provedeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19

Novy zlocin nemrav
nych nicen1Ii.
DIVE DlVkY NALEZENY
v BEZVEDOMf.

Ma poll 200 yardu Cd Center
I'd. nedaleko Miles ave. MALE
zeny byly dnes o l. hodine V
noel dive divky bezv6domem
stavu. Obe isou as 19-lete
byly dopraveny do nemocnice
sv. Alexise ma Broadway, kde
do rannich hodin nebyly do
sud k sobe privedeny. Jak pra-
vi policie, byl divkam strhan
sat, Gehoz dovozuje, re ODE
Sc staly predm6tem utoku,
kterych Sc posledni dobou uda
la celia rada. Obe ob6ti Zlotfi-
lych zvrhliku byly velice p6k-
ne odeny.
AS hodinu pred tim byla po-
licie povolana do Washington
parku, kde pfepadena byla
dve devcata a nasilne vhoze-
na do automobile, ktery rychle
z parku uiel. Jinych stop k
objasneni hnusneho pripadu
dosud neni. Zlotin jest pou-
hym clankem V retezu podob-
nych pfipadu, ktere "a kratko
znemozni, nebude-li utinena
rama pritrz, zenam "a vecera
pobyt ma vereinych mistech.
Podobne ale jest tezko omlu-
vitelny nocni pobyt V parku
tax mladych divek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19
RUSOVE DOCiLu USPECHU.
KONFERENCE PRIJALA NAVRH JEDNATI MIMI
VPLENARNfM ZASEDANf

Haag 1S. cervence Rusove provedli dnes obratny
strategky tab konferenc prosad sv6j pozadavek
by penarnm zasedanf konference bylo jednano jeich
novych navrzfch.
Bolsevicke vtezstw bylo uplne az ieden bod Mmo-
rustf deeg usuji aby sov6ska delegace sede
mi nejspise Ultra, Rusove omez prohaseni
vrhy obasni, jakych podminek a okonost mini
zahajiti vyjednavani. S timo bolsevici souhlasi.
Jeden soveskych delegate uvedomil vecer "a
supce Sduzeneho tku re Rusove sejdou mmoruskymi
deegty pokus predozt noveho urciteho while
dem ku odskodnen skonskovany maetek ktery Rusko
vra drivesm vastnfkdm avsak doda Sc smchem:
Moratorium jest popuam slovo nynf Ny tTeba poza-
dame moratorium nym slovy odkad nejakych pat
nac neb dvacet rokG zapaceni odskodnen Jak mnze
Rusko edna jinak SVEN pritomnem hospolaskem
vu?"
Sovesti zastupc odepfel rozhodne slcasni rannho
zasedan podvyboru maetek ku kteremu by pozvani
ez die minen mnohych deegat meo byt poslednim
matickym zasedanim konference Pozdeji Rusove
re nemni zasedanl scastn ale ze vsechno pref
fci jest dopse ktery z odesali
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19
CHOLERA v UKRAINE.

Londyn, 18. cervence. Nej-
horst epidemic cholery V Evro-
pc Jest pritomne V Ukraine,
die DR.. J. l.. McElroy-e, jenz po
delsi dobu pIsobil jako lekar
Americkou pomocnou admin
straci v Ukraine. Vedle chole-
rv zle radi tez skvrnity tyfus,
ienz zvlaSte V Odese mnoho o.
beti 81 vyzadal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19
VRAZI MARSALA WILSONA

Londyn, 18. cervence. Regi-
nald Dunn a Joseph Sullivan,
Ircane, byli dnes usvedceni z
vrazdy polniho marsalka Sira
Henry Wilsona, drivejsiho ma
celnika britickeho generalni-
no Stabu. Porota radila Sc je-
nom sedm minut. Oba muzi by
Ii zcela klidni, kdyz ortel ozna-
men.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19
VELKY POzAR.

Middletown, O.. 18. cerven-
ce. Nejprudsi elektricka boure
zde V poslednich letech dnes
rano zpnsobila ohen, jenz zni-
Gil strojovny American Rolling
Mills Co., Sc skodou asi ST.
100000. Byli sice povolani ha-
sici, nez vsechno jejich usili o
utlumeni ohne ukazalo sc byti
marnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19
CESKY JINOCH ZABIT
PALESTROU.

st. Louis, 18. cervence. -
Charles Woolesey, 18-lety, Jest
We vezeni obzalovan re zabiti
Charlese Bouzka, rozhodciho
pri hre mice. Policie pravi, ze
uderil Bouzka do hlavy pale
strou, kdyz Sc mu nelibilo je-
dino jeho rozhodnuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19
PRODAVAJf PRY CARSKE
KORUNY.

Londyn, 18. cervence. So
vetska vlada prodava carske
koruny nest 'astnych Romano
VII, die nepotvrzene zpravy z
Moskvy. Koruny tyto mali ce-
nu $35O,OOO.OOO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19
NADEJE ma UROVNANi STAVKY.
PENNSYLVANSKA DRAHA DOHOD.
LA Sc Sc ZAMESTNANCI z DiLEN,
NYNf Sc HLAVNE JEDNA O PRAVA SENIORITY
STAVKUJfCfCH DELNfkU.
Bulletin.

Richmond Va 18. cervence. - Dnes vecer byl w.
dan rozkaz hlavnm predsedou H. j. Osbornem Bratr-
sva zeeznicnich klerkG jimz clenove zamestnani ma
draze Chesapeake & Ohio, by vyvoan stavku. Roz-
kaz vchazi platnost cvrtek 10 hodn dopoledne.
Vztahuje prblizne 5000 klerkG celem systemu
zminene zeleznice
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19
GRAFTERI OBzALOVANI.

Washington, 1S cervence - Obzaloba proti deseti
sobam, obvinenym spknuti oszen Spojenych Statd
vice nez S1OOOOOO spoeni prodejem vadnho dfv
vace byla federani velkoporoou byla zde
zasedani cd 1. cervna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-19
LENIN NEBYL PRY ZAVRAzDEN.

Riga 49, cervence Uredn vyvraceni povesti, vyskyt
nuvsch skandinavskych pramen re premier Lenn
sovekeho Ruska byl otraven byo vydano zdejsm SOVIET
skym vyslanectvim dnes odpoledne.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
State and City
Hunt Landlords
w no Deny Heat
Combined Forces Will Take
Action to Prevent Gold
Homes: Special Com
ference IL recast
Nj Borouglls Complain
Officials Say Some Owners
Cannot Gel Coal; Bronx
Grand Jury 10 Hear Cases

Dir. Frank Monaghan, in charge OF
the coal situation for the Health De-
partment, said yesterday that it may
be necessary 10 arrange for special
conference with the State Fuel Admin
istration this week because of the num-
her Of complaints coming in to him
shout parsimonious landlords who are
letting their tenants shiver while the
furnaces stay cold. Special measures
win become necessary If the number
OF complaints goes beyond the faeili-
ties Of the Department for making in
ve$tigatiens Ct the coal bins and the
amount of effort cxerted by the land
lord to obtain coal in the premises
complained Of,
The complaints thus far received by
the department about lack of heat,
wbere the landlord is supposed TO
supply II, have come from all of the
five boroughs, thus indicating that the
conditions are the same throughout
the city and also that there maybe
many instances where the owner is
really unable to obtain fuel. All
complaints are receiving the atten-
tion OF the departments inspectors
who look over the premises and find
out whether or not the owner has at
tempted to furnish any heat.
Some Saving Coal
The inspectors have reported that
some of the owners have coal, hut are
saving it for colder weather, but that
there are many cases where they have
none. II the landlord is in the latter
class, he is asked to show what he has
tr SrI, ho
show that his dealer has been unable
TO supply him, the Health Department
will send notice of his requirements to
the State Fuel Administration. II he
has coal on hand and is not using it,
the sanitary code is invoked to COM
pei him to furnish heat
The department already has called
the attention OF landlords 10 their
privilege of going direct to their dis
trict fuel administrator where it seems
necessary, AS the state administra-
tion now has authority over the coal
situation, it will save the Health De-
partment great amount of work If
an effort is made to obtain coal in this
way. Thus the department will have
only special cases to take up with the
state administrator.
Complaints Continue
tion yet" DR.. Monaghan said yester-
day, "supposing the fuel administra-
tion to be doing all that is possible.
If conditions get worse we will take
them up direct with the administrator,
aHd request special meeting. Com
plants are coming in every day.
District Attorney Glennon of Bronx
County said that he would ask the
October grand jury to investigate
the coal situation in the Bronx. He
has received complaints that thousands
of residents cannot buy fuel at the
rate set by the fuel administration.
Coal dealers have been summoned to
appear before the grand jury.
From what tS- district Attorney has
EARNED thu- far. small dealers cannot
~dy their supplies from the wholesalers
t prices within the reach of their
'ustomers. Frederick Biering, fore
,nan OF the October jury, has promised
cooperate with the District Alter !
ey, saying he believed the situation
20 be serious.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
Forecast for the Week

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.---Weather out
.sak Cor the week beginning Monday:
North and Middle Atlantic staxes-con-
siderable cioudiuess. temperature above
aorsnal and probably occasional showers
arst aalfs generally fair. with lower tenn
.ssrat,fss latter half,
s0t Atlantic and East Gnif States
slScasional showers in Florida and gsrer-
s8I3y fair elsewhere. except showers about
he g,fIssdie of the week Temperature
sstaose normal first hRlc. cooler latter part
West Gulf States- Showers and cooler
Msndav or Tuesday. followed by generally
sa.rs ssa seif peratpre near normal
ssfaia VALLEY and TennesseA--S tawsrs
Witn tafnpsratura above normal, AT begin
sing. and generally fair and normal tenn
SsyMfttvs thereafter.
Region OF The Great Lskes--Showers with
efsa apesaaare above normal FIRST part. gen
raify fair ard ten1peTaturo near normal
hereafter
Epsser mississippi and Lower Missouri
3 asBagtsf Ds.ers ant cooler n hegipnSne
essssfaisy fe5r seith nprs1si temperature
I Z afaAt tfers
Kas as sfsnntaIsf and r3at4aa Regfon.---
G assas1g fat. with temperature rear
llgs8asai
F,ag3ae stsfss-4fs Generally fstr in southern
siid estt1as California and occasional
fains sssewhssass AoTaaai temperature.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29

local official RECORD. d.--The fo,lo,yinr
9uielai reeord shows temperatures during
ne last twentyfour hours In comparison
with the corresponalnE date of IL 81 w
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
Weather Report

iar rises. s;22 am. fsun SETS. 4.5s pm
Aoon rises . ;o5 pm. Moon sets, 1871 am
local Forerast.--FaIr to-day and to-rnor-
.ow; tnodersto temperature: fresh north
vest and shifting to northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
Huinidity
barometer READINGS

" M. ss9o ] p M. 29,s u. m an a,
GENERAL Weather Conditions
FSrerast by Observation-Disclosures, "
'uIhl a2nthern New England, New Tsrse,
sast"fn pennsylvania, Delaware and ~, vf ses :
tSaao-e ar to-day and to morrow. It,Ja
mango IN tetnperature Hstie
,s,. es,efh New York-Fair TODAY, to
morrow increasing eloudiness and 10 10
ASHIHGToN. Oct 2s.-pras.,,ro
gohoImaiiy low Saturday nipbS ha, was
t'ic hlsssssipp River and tho Roc,,,, ,,H n"seH
sfhE aad fha foweEt haroraetas - ayuiir ,I
ss esSS4 inches at Pueblo Colo prasis p.a.iIs
IS remained low over the JsnadIar, Sse u.e
'ne FroyiRees and The Gulf OF Niexien a, a,.a
"ss fsis,siNely high Saturday night oyer
,.te fafih tacthc States and from 1t,dsa.,,
lay soulhward over tho lake eusnn rer4a,,
mowers have occurred alIy1oSt rrnnaSa ~, IL
Mithln the last "a hours in The 49,
fountain and plateau regions the pscte@
tstSs ana the Florida Peninsula u
tnSf Rsrta OF the country the wea.har
eas remained fair The temperature ma =
nssnef saturday In the Atlantic States
spuis OF Maryland and the ,veathsr re
s--ed ursea sonahly warm throurhopt the
a-sEt central valleys, the centgaI en5
southern Plain States and the west Ct,lS
states. The weather has become cnnsid :
efably cooler, however. in the pFafeau
and northern Rocisy Mountain regions
The weather viii remain keperstl,, f.,,.
Sunday aud Monday in the Atlantic aI,5
east Gulf states Tennessee, the Ohio NalN
Icy and the lower lake region, except that
sbowary weather wsi continue in Tiarfaa
s mowers are also probable in oh.e and thA
Western peytiena OF Kentucky and Tenhas
Ae by Monday night. There viii Ne little
change In tempersture east OF the Nissis.
: ppi River. during the next two days.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-29

,1s, IT Ik HVFg, es orgreea tat 3A0 .. ny.
.cweTt, sS degrees (at S.30 a, M ayeraee
% degrees; average same data lpst ,anr s.,
t.eKFees ayerage sau.e date for thirty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16
RADIO PROGRAMS;
NEWS

Under regulations Of the Depart
mt of Commerce, radiophone
oadcasting by amateurs, a privil-
G %suspende, by the Government
lie weeks ago, will shortly be re-
red. d. b. Carson, commissioner
charge of the Bureau of Naviga-
II, in order to obtain the views of
iateurs, has written to the Amer
II Radio Relay League and the
tional Amateur Wireless Associa-
n inviting their opinion on the
sslinistration of air traffic by wire
g.
According to A. J. Tryer. acting
samissioner of the bureau, there
, two plans under way, one is to
NV the amateurs to broadcast by
one certain hours of the day, the
Ter hours to be used for radio
egraphy. The other plan is to
.ce all broadcasting on a a
9Th of IFS meters and to give to
recess telesrapky the use of the air
the time on 200 meters. The de-
ion will be influenced largely by
report from the amateur organ
lions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16
OLD BRIDGE

1t is not very often that a man has
the privilege of watching another
steal his property for any length of
time but Charles +. Hillyer of this
place, who has a small saw mill
claims that he has been amusing
himself for some time past by watch
ing one of his neighbors steal wood
from his place. 1t seems that Lay
ton Mr.. Appleby who is in the wood
business in a or~all way, has been
having his wood sawed at Mr.. Hill
yer's. so it has been mostly his wood
that the thief has been stealing.
Mr.. Hillyer says it is almost as good
as going to the movies to be very
close to a thief when the thief don't
know you are there. The nights
of the past week have been very
light, but the thief came on Mon
day, Tuesday and Thursday nights
just as usual, making as many as five
trips in one night each time taking
a bag Of wood. Mr.. Hillyer says he
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16

pria.ion for the ensuing year. The
present commissioners. Frank Fee,
ST., of town; Claude Lund, Jr., OF
Fords. ar ! Georg Barrett, of Hope
lawn, + all seeking reelection n
1t appears as though they will have
no opposition. The other election
will be for one fire commissioner for
three yeats for the fourth fire dis
trio. and 10 vote on the needed APP
preparation Tor the year. NJ. ii.
Clup,, OF Fords, the present commits
sioner whose term expires, will again
be III line fer reelection. The polls
will be open from 8 to Z p. NJ.
Mrs. Charles NsaIy was an out
of-town visitor yesterday.
Mrs. JOHN ]. Schilcox and Mrs.
James Quish were Perth Amboy Wis
itors yesterday.
With Qriisn AMI NJ. Wagenhoffer
but one game in the lead. tonight's
card games in the firemen's card
tourney should be particularly In
teresting.
Local schco, No. 8, observed a half
session day yesterday owing to the
storm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16

Otto Maier was laid to rest yes
terday, being buried with full milf
tary honors. He was a world war
veteran. enlisting in the marines
when he was seventeen years old.
He was wounded several times and
gassed. He served eighteen months
In the marines. receiving several
medals of distinction. Maier was
born in this Carteret section of the
borough twenty-five years ago. He
received his eGu"ation in the schools
and had a host of friends. A re-
QUEEN mass was sung by the Rev.
John r. O'Connor. who spoke of
the wonderful personality of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16

young hero. Maier was married a
little over one year and had n
child. A father, mother. sister and
brother also survive. Interment was
in Railway cemetery. Mayor Her
mann issued orders for all public
buildings to hoist flags at half mast.
The Rosary Society Of st. Jo-
seph's church he'd q reception and
euchre at St. Joseph's hall. rhc
storm did rot effec. the attendance
as the usual big crowd was present,
rHaking the affair a big Gee
The Knights of Columbus commit
tee met last night to receive report
of the motion picture show held last
week att the Crescent theatre. The
show was a financial success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16

I has been SO clc.e to the thief that
| he could see his features very plain
~. even i'll he night. Mr.. Appleby
will send the thief a bill for the
wood and IL he don't pay for il he
will have him arrested.
Charles Schmidt, of South Old
Bridge. was a Jamesburg visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frey is confined to her home
with the grip.
Mrs. William Hendrickson and
Mrs. J. Barber were Jamesburg
business visitors Tuesday.
Benjamin Farless and Alvin Ben
son motore1 to Perth Amboy Mon
day
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16
KEASBEY

Two electic ms viii ltake place at
the Hopelawl fire house saturday
afternoon ami night One election
will be held for the election of three
lighting commissioners each for a
one-year term for the seventh dis
trict and also to vote on the appro-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16
Tomorrow's Program

11:00-lfusical program.
11:95--Government weather fore.
cast.
11:55-Arliugton time signals.
12:03~Governmenc weather FORE
cast.
12:05--Agricultural reports.
12:07-MLsical program.
1:00-Musical program.
2:05-1ar.r news.
3:00----usntaI program.
4:o0-MusiCal program.
5:10-Musiea program.
5:eb-Goysrnment weather fore
cast.
6.05-AgricCltura! reports.
7:00-Man In Moon stories and mu-
sic for children.
S:15--"Par.y' night with songs and
monologues by well-knowr
artists of the vaudeville and
musical comedy stage.
g:55-Ariington time signals.
10:G1-Government weather fore
cast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16

The local American Legion viii
meet tonight at their meeting rooms
at fire house No. 2.
Many of the local Elks OF Railway
lodge attended the regular meeting
at Railway last night.
stephen Moran. OF Newark. Is =
borough visitor. visiting old time ac.
quaintances here.
James 7. Mullen was a Roselle
visitor yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16

row night in the City Hall. Many
prizes have been donated by the
friends of the organization.
MIS-. Arthur Scudy left yesterday
for 81. Michaels hospital, Newark,
where size vii undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
William Wallace spent yesterday
at the home of friends in New
Brungwick.
William Dooling motored to the
home Of relatives in New Brunswick
YESTERDAY.
The trustees of Luke A. Lovely
Post No. 62, American Legion, have
been notified that a special meeting
has bee Gale foc Sunday morning
at IL O'Clock The bylaws will re-
ceivc attention At -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16

Frederic j. Haskin, "thc man who
knows everything" answers qucs-
tons every day on the editorial page
OF the Evening News Ask him your
questions. then watch for the answer.
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aHFod, that ] am her onemyt
Docs my offer sound Ike it?'
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~ nm going 10 rive Ipobol LorseIf
n chance OF accepting or declining
it.o
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Is,I,i ,u,dn , iul, srt,,,,o o.,
sIigbt tbat ouIy ,nuIJ no,ico n
nud took nav riaro unon tno s,fo
talked for a f,v ,uinu,cg vim
gop,. ,r tbo ma, vyb,n / Ip,,y and
;h., Ann. ,.u,l.5 re ~, 49,
arm,
"r,pt wo 90 Arroid9n ho nv.
claimed , Iitic rrcyl.bIy "i,yc
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tbc n,,c,onr, adiaint,, ''''
"ynu cam ama,n in ,bcrcu 7 70.
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"She said" Isobel continued.
looking steadily In front of her,
that you were all three very poor
indeed, Hni that I had no right 30
como and live with you. and mako
you poorer sim, when / had a home
offered mo elsewhere She said
that / should disturb your whole
lio, that you would have 10 give
up many things which wcrc pleas.
urc 10 you. and you would not be-
ablo 10 succeed go well with your
work. ns yoI would have to write
altogether for money. And she
said tllt ] should be- grown up
soon, auu ought 10 live whore there
are ~Ul0cu and when | told her
about Mrs Burictt she lau.hcd un.
Pleasantly. and said that she did
not count AT an. And that is why
she wants mo TO 80 thcrc!"
again the shadow OF tragedy
cleaned in tho child's white face
Her facc was strained, her eyes
had lost the deep soflnoss Of their
colorins and thoro lurkcd once
moro I'm their depths the terror of
uaWoloaH things. To me the sight
Of her like this was so pitcou3 that
] wasted not q moment IN 90
doayOring 90 rcassurc her
Rubbish" exclaimed
chcoriully sheer and IN.
aduItcratcd rubbish We arc
not rich, lsobCl, but the trife
the care of you win cost ua
amounts 10 nothing at all. We
are willing and able TO take
charge of you as well as wo
can You know thatl'
AM She drew a long sigh
OF relief It was wonderful
how her face changed.
but why Is Lady Della
haye 10 cruel why is she so
anxious that I should not stay
with you?" she said
| laughed.
Lady Dclahaye is mys-
torluus," ! answered. 81 have
come to the conclusion, lsobel,
that YOU must be n princess
In disguise, and that Lady
Dclahayo wants TO claim all
the rewards for having taken
charge Of you"
Don't bo silly" she
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laughed "Prlncesses are not
brought up at Madame Richards,
without relations or friends to visit
them, and no pocket money"
Nevertheless" | answered,
when | consider the number of
people who are Interested in you,
ana Lady Delahaye's extraordinary
persistence, | am inclined to stick
TO my theory, We shall look upon
you, lSobcl, as an investment, and
some day you shall raward us all"
Her hand slipped into mine. Her
eyes were soft enough now.
Dear friend" she murmureG, Il
think that It is my heart only which
Will reward you-my great, great
gratitude. | am afraid OF Lady
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CHAPTER XIII.
ONE YEAR LATER.

IY HAVE no doubt" Madame
~ said, gloomily, that Arthur
is right, He ought to know
more about it than old fogies like
you and me, Arnold. We had the
money, and we ought 10 have in.
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room, Isobel had al
ready risen to hsr feet 4
and Lady Delahayc was
looking at her curiously
as though uncertain how
far she had been sue
cesstul She saw me en- =
ter, and beckoned me to
approach.
Il think that Isobcl Is
tired" she said, in n
tone which was meant 10 be kind.
she has promised to come and
see me again"
lsobcl looked at me. Her mouth.
which a few minutes before had
been curved with smiles, was
straight now. and resolutely set
She was distinctly paler, aud hor
manner q" med 10 have acquired "A
new gravity. / must confess that
my first impulse was one OF relief.
lsobcl had not found Lady Della
hayes oller then, so wonderfully
attractive.
DO you mind coming homo now,
Arnold2' she asked. 81 did NOT
know that II was so late"
saw Lady Deluhlyc's face dark.
en- at her simple use of my Christian
name, and the touch of her fingers
upon my arm. Arthur heard our
voices, and came 10 us at once. SO
We took leave Of our hostess, and
turned humeWad
For a long time we walked al.
most in silence. Then Isohcl
turned toward me with a now gray.
ity in her face, ana an unusual hes.
itation in her tone.
Arnold. she said, Lady Della.
haye has been pointing out to me
one or two things which ! had not
thought OF before | suppose she
meant to be kind / suppose it Is
right that | should know But
her voice tromblcd-"I wish she
had not told me"
Lady Delahaye is an interfering
old cat" Arthur exclaimed vicious.
ly. Don't take any notice of her,
lsObel."
But | must know" she an.
ewered, whether the things which
she said we're true"
"They were probably exaggera.
tions," | said cheertully; but let
us hear them, at any rate"