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EMPLOYMENT
Solicitors. canvassers, Agents IS

Solicitors. Canvassers, Agents IS
SALESMEN-Rea opportunity for Al
men balance of this year and all of
next. Staple line fully guaranteed.
Old established hobse. Leading re-
tail merchants in every town are GUS
toners and prospects. Protected ter
ritorY and full cooperation. a. f..
Gibson, Dept. l62, 1922 Euclid Ave,
Cleveland. Q.
SALESMEN-Sen Virgin-wool sweat
ers to entire family Side or main
line. Workers earn $75 weekly. Write
today giving references. WuCstknit
Mills. 1919 Main St, Cincinnati. O,
Est. 1885.
SALESMEN-Don't waste time. Best
line tailoring tunion), lowest prices.
Collect your profits. We ship GUS
toner. FAN Swatch line ready. Leeds
Wooden Mills, chicago.
TAILORING AGENTS-Sel feature
value union made all wool suits
$500. Your profit $500 in advance.
other big sellers at S32.50 and S27.50
with $500 profit Wonderful line.
with special features. Write r. L.
Ferrin' Mgr, Box 1897, Chicago
bition. industry and small capital.
You can make above amount or more.
distributing RawleiEhs Quality Prod
ucts to steady consumers. Several
fine openings1low available. We teach
and help YOU to do a big business and
make more money than You ever made
before. Give age. occupation, refer
ences. w. Y. Rawleigh Co, y Dept.
ME@l3, Frceport. III.
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Giving EN- What They Want

That's what the theatrical producers and
the movie magnates claim they are doing for
the public.
1t is denied, of course. by certain class
of people who insist that these productions
should be placed upon higher plane.
But when assert that the kennebec
Journal Abe Classified Section is giving
em what they want it cannot be gainsad-
because this section is giving the people all
the thoroughly good, high class, necessary
things which round out their everyday lives
You just better believe firmly
you that the classified section is the place
where all the people get what they want
and what is equally important, they want
what they get there
Look through these opportunities daily
and answer the offers that interest you,
Let Station Abe do your broadcasting.
Call 1876
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

Noah Damon who died at Plymouth
Union, Vermont. in 1906 at the age Of
as, the last name to be scratched
from the Revolutionary pension lists.
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INSTRUCTION
12A
Nursing

VUTSTTTy VI ~
New Hampshire state
Hospital offers course of nursing
education to Young women who are
eligible for admission The school IS
registered By the New YORK ana New
Hampshire state Boards of Educa-
tion. A generous allowance is Of
fered 10 students during the course.
Tor further information apply 70 the
Directress Of Nursing New Hamp-
shire State Hospital. Concord y. II.
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YOUR SHIP is coming In today. II
Is even now signaling to you through
thn Kennebec Journal classified eds
THERE is NOT a minutes delay in
putting your finger on the exact offer
YOU want in the classified section.
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CLASSIFIED ISPLAY
$500 Get 175- Acre Farm
Borderinu Beautiful Lake

Big opportunity here amidst PROSPEROUS
farmers. well kept summer homes,
schools, stores. churches, good mar
l,cts: productive loamy fields, s-cow
pasture estimated 1909 cords wood'
annie trees: we'll located T.room house,
barn. poultry houses. etc. To settle
ottate only $1,000. half cash. Geo. W.
simmons Walioboro. Me.
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MAN OR WOMAN-Agent, guaranteed
hosiery: special low prices; twenty
four hour. shipments; complete assort-
ment STYLES men, women and chill
dren: full fashioned silk included.
Liberal selling commission: splendid
opportunity for honest, energetic per-
son. Write for samples. United
Eastern Textile Co. Fottstown,
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Specials al the Stores

ARTISTS Materials-Of all kinds.
Picture framing Of the best Mt lowest
prices. Iiillmans Inc, formerly i.
II. EeaIe Il Co, Augusta.
FLAT IRON-Standard nationally adj
vertised domestic iron, fun lbs.
standard heating unit. complete with
cord for $500. II by mail, add l2c.
for postage. Ffield Bros. Co, oppo-
site depot, Augusta. Maine.
GOLD MEDAL COTS-Folding chairs.
camp tables, American Ramp HOOK
stoves, Coleman camp lanterns. Get
HuSscy Hardware cos prices first.
ONERCOATS AND ELSTERS-Golden
Rule Nash is putting out coat for
$3.50 that YOU cannot match Tor
double the price. Placing your order
now for oct. delivery Will assure YOU
hest results. +. II. lngraham, 2J7
Water ST. Augusta. Tel l3-M.
TIEES-30x23 warranted cord. Special
price s11.5o. Malcolm & Dyer, 1875
Water St, Augusta.
WINDOW SCREENS-15-inch, soc. IS
inch. 49c, 24-in"h, sac. Swift & Tur-
ner Co, 1919 Water St. Augusta.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services offered

Business Services offered 1S
CLIpPINGS--Ail Maine newspapers.
Me Press Clipping Bureau Gardiner,
LAWN MOWERS-Sickles, scythes
sharpencd. Wchhers Auto Electric
service, 10 Dickman St. Augusta. Tel.
L. T.. McCURDY-Electric Wiring
and repair work: moderate prices. IS
Bangor st. Tel. l46S-M.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SA,.n
Sus'ness Property

Al GUST Ak NaHeo,c S;,.,n t..y:.,t
cleaner property O. child 1t, T. n,
CHURCH. So, CAo~tH&t 81. Tel. lavS-,i.
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EMPLOYMENT
HeIp-Male or Female

SPARE TINE HOME WORK-Collect
names, write letters. Mail samples,
circulars. etc. mmiSsion-Dividend
Plan. Details 10c. Box s. Fountain
Square Sta, indianapolis. Ind.
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materially to your in
come by tipping authors manuscripts.
spare time. Easy work; high rate.
Writa r. j. Carnes. Tallapoosa, Ca,
for details.
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OAkBAND-19l6. 6-cyc. touring car.
In good running order, rear tires.
Royal cords practically new. front
tires, months wear. Car recently
overhauled Would make good truck,
Price right for cash, II. a. Langdon,
BOX %. Winthrop, Maine.
STUDEBAKER--i92 iiEht six sedan.
Tel 3a6-W,
TOURING CAR--6 cyl. or trade for
Ford. 81 Mt. Vernon st. Gardiner.
USED CARS
ga. 1922 0ldsmobile Coupe. like new.
Many other good used cars.
NEsSERUNSETT GARAGE CO.
POWHATTAN ST. AUGUSTA
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Musical instruments

PIANOS-Real bargains In regular
and player pianos New and used. 6.
A. Brawn Piano Co., Z Depot Square,
Gardiner.
upright, new. Reg.
price $500; sale price $40. Terms.
{. +. Downing Co, 293 Water St, Gar
diner Tel SO.
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Through Daily Reading Can You Be Sme Seeing All The Best
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. Pets

COLLIE-And shepherd, weeks old
pups, s.. a. {. Mclaughlin. r. 4,
Augusta. Tel. I61-5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
ENTERTAINMENTS

Hubo varios seg1n ell avance de
Ia invaci6n. Los primeros estaban,
como he dicho, cerca de Crepy-en-
I.aonnois, sobre el camino Laon-
La-Fere; eran tres fosaS en- trian-
gulo distantes de Paris 125 kil0-
metros, Y un kil6metro entire cada
dos La posicion estaba oculta por
un bosQue v los mismos cafiones eran
cubiertos con ramaje para hacer-
! los invisibles los aviadores fran
ceseS. Al disparar las Bertas ha-
cIanl0 simultaneamente. Otros calio-
ncS para despistar al enemigo, v
tambiGn Sc producfan cortinas de
humo artificialmente.
| Los aviadores franceses tuvieron
axitO Ell lOcalizar las BertaS Ievan-
itando un plano fotografico muy exac-
| 10; Seguidamente la artillerfa rom
Di0 fuegO de salvas con cafones de
grues0 calibre. fuegO tan certerO que,
segun cOnfirmarOn los alemanes, ca
| 81 todos los sirvienteS de las BertaS,
fuefon puestos fuera de cOmbate;
perO a pesar de millares de diSpa-
ros nj un solo canon, de los de gran
alcance, fue nunca tOcado por los
proyectiles franceses. La onda So
nora de las Bertas, facil de conocer,
ayud0 mucho los franceses para
|localiZarleS, midiendo ell tempo trans
currldo entire el fogOnazo la lie
'gada del eStampido, deduciendo ell
recorrido del proyectil.
Al iniciarse la retirada alemana,
despuGs de Ia Segunda batalla del
Marne, los teutOnes retiraron sus
Bertas; en- 1919 aun existfan tres
que fueron destrufdas en- Essen-ca-
sa Krupp-Magdeburgo Meppen;
solamente una Sc inutiliz6 durante
su usO Ell campa1la. Todo cuanto Sc
ta eScritO en- e0ntrario eS falso. MIN
gun frances nj extranjero -excep-
to I'm General espafiOl- tuvo opor-
Itunidad de yer las Bertas.
La direction del fuegO, siendo el
blancO invisible, Sc hacia exclusi-
vamente pOr el c;ilculO balfstico,
con tai exactitud, que los artilleros
franceses no han titubeado en- ma
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ALGUNAS DIFICULTADES EN
LA CONSTRUCTION DE LAS
RERTAS

Solamente para dar al bon1
dadoso lector de este trabajd
de divulgaci0n cientffica cierl
tos detalles afiadir6 que para
construir el tubo de dicho canon!
es precise fundir un cilindro NAL
cizo de acerO de crisoles, de 81
metros de altura Y 40 centfmetroa
de diametrO. Sc cava una graa fol
sa dentrO de Ia cual Sc cOloca ell
molde. perfectamente sujeto nil
velado; un ej6rcito de Operarios, all
compass de una banda militar, ayanI
"a, en- fila india, cada uno con ell
crisOl llenO del acerO fundido, n
valiendOse de largas tenaZaS VierI
ten su cOntenid0 en- la canal O bel
bederO; este siguen otro traS otrosI
ordenadamente, con eXactitud NAL
tematica para que la vena lfquiI
da nunca falte; asf hasta reboI
sar el molde. Frfo ell biloxi va fun
dido. pOtentes gruaS 10 extraen de
molde colOcandOl0 bajo un formida
bic martillO.pil6n que 10 golpea fu
riosamente para darle contexturf
homogen6a despues viene ell reco
edo, temple, barrenado del ami
ma al calibre de 21 centfmetros
el rayadO de la misma, torneo ex
tcrior, aiuste etc, etc.
Es trabajo de titanes que, hasts
hoy, solo los alemanes 10 han rea
lizado. -. pero el aIeman es asf.
Angel RIVER0.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
Ell MORTERO SKODA

FL fotOgrabadO que ilustra este
|artfculo esta tornado, directamente,
de un modelo, en- escala, que poseo
" que fu6 constru1do en- los famo-
sos talleres de Skoda, Austria, CO.
mo 10 acredita una inscription. ES-
te vali0sO modelO vino a mi poder
de manos de un ilustre general del
cuerpo de Artillerfa quien 10 reci-
bio del artillerO jefe de la casa
Skoda, durante una vista Official
a dicha fabrica.
Este monstruOsO mOrterO, de re-
trocarga, tiene calibre de 42 10
|centimertos y arroja proyectiles mi
mas de mil libras Gle peso a 16 ki-
l0metros de distancia ellOs fueron
los que redujeron Il escOmbros los
famOsOs fuertes, con c6pulas bin
dadas, de Liza Namour, arrasan-
do, tambi6n los que defendfan ell
campo atrincherado de Vcrdun.
Yo visit6 estos fuertes ell ano
1922; Ia destruction causada Dor
los SkOda no puede expresarse exac-
tamente; ALI no qued0 piedra So
bre piedra. Su poder de choque era
tan grande que vi muchos aguie-
ros, en- terrenO de tosca dura, ca
PAGES de alOjar cumplidamente un
centenar de hombres.
Ell elise da exacta idea de esta
maquina de guerra. Su transpor-
tie era por Was f6rreas sobre pla-
taformas de gran resistencia, Sc
mplazaban Ell conSlrucciOneS hechas
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IN EJEAIPLO

'''' y I'D EMIl-O 80.
Tn cal6n, de esta clase, dispa-
rando desde la playa de Ponce O
desde Arroyo, sobre San Juan, eli
pr0yectil pasarfa sobre esta ciudad,
perdiendose en ell mar, mas ALA
del horizonte, tJN MINUTO DOCE
segnndos despues de disparado. 81
Sc dlSparara desde el extreme Oes-
te de la isla, cabO de San Francis.
co, hacia Fajardo, tres minutes v
doce segundos despu6s, cl proyectil
caerla Immediate a la preciosa ca
Sa que, Ell la Sardinera, posee V
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

vive el ilustrc portorrique1o, doc
tor Santiago We've Calzada.
FL geniO miiitar del mariscal FOch
" Ia providencial ayuda del pueblo
americana impidi6 a las Bertas de-
sarrollar toda su agresiva V des-
tructora pOtencialidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
Ell GENIO GUERRERO ALEMAN

Durante la Gran Guerra des-
pu6s fuf V sligo siendolO un feryien-
te aliad0filO. Siento admiration in
tensa pOr ese valeroso pueblo fran
ces que nunca. nj alin en- los mo-
mentoS de mayor peligro, sinti6 va
cilar su f6 nj quebrantada Su con-
fianza en- la victoria final. Verddn
es una epopeya que recuerda ell 81
ito de Troya Y ademaS un sfmbolo
de aquella raza nv venc b L e.
No eS possible paSar pOr VerdJin
sin amar la gran Francia; como
Argonne sin declarar que al empu-
! je supreme V decisive del ej6rcito
| americana Sc debi6 la victoria fl
nal. ASf 10 afirman las doce mil
cruces que senalan las tumbas de
Otros tantoS boys en- el cementerio
de aquella region.
, PerO yO fuf V creO que aIin SOW
un artillerO, aunque cOmpletamente|
deScafionadO; Y, por este admire,
con admiration prOfunda, ese geniol
militar alemdn. que ha hecho de lal
guerra una ciencia prOfunda con-
virtiendO en- realidades 10 QuS sci
tuvo siempre por verdaderas uto-|
pfas. Son ellos hombres archipre-|
parados para tOdas las luchas del
la vida Y van a vanguardia de losI
INVENTORIES sabios
Alemania, como sus Bertas ha-'
RI OR, no muy tarde, SUI potenteI
vOz en- tOdos los terrenos en- la.
soluci6n de tOdos los problemas. No
ha muertO nj morira Alemania por-
que ell genio collective es immortal.
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Los MONSTRUOS DE la AR7ILLERIA MODERNA

de cemento especial que fraguaba
casi instantaneamente.
FL manejo punterfa de esta pie
"a era igual al de las Bertas. cal
culando Ell angulo de elevation y
Ia carga para cada disparo, segln
el alcance deseado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
CASON CONTRA.AYIONEs

FL mOdelo que tengo Y que re-
produce el grabado fue construfdo
en- Essen. fdbrica Krupp. Gira en-
800 grades ademas en- un plano
vertical, permitiendo el tiro ha-
cia 10 alto Es de tiro rapido y dis
para 120 proyectiles por minute,
provistos de eSpoletas de tempo,
que los hacen estallar a alturas di-
versus segGn Ia graduation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

nifestar su asOmbro por la unifor-
midad y posici6n del fuego, que per
miti6 agrupar ell mayor ndmero de
impactos sobre parajes de gran va
lOr militar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
Continuation de la pag. 49,

rrfan ttneles, a prueba, con rieles pa
ra ell acarreo de proyectiles.
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H[SBRoIHERS /
~ WIFE, o
NN}N BY RUDY AyRES .<STS7|
( 4 NEA SERVICE 7JAs|

/ ladys kindly face to where David
stood, and a sort of fear mOmentari-
ly filled her eyes. But it was gone
Immediately, and she returned Miss
Varney's impulsive kiss with
warmth.
Il am so glad to come, and l think
it is sweet of you to want me-"
She shook hands with David COM
posedly enough. but she did not raise
her eyes to his. Her lips were a lit
tie tremulous. Now >the first flush
Of excitement had died away she
looked pale and H.
Tea will be all ready wGen you
have taken off your hat. David,
told them to put tea in your study
it's so much more coy there. You
don't mind, do your"
She did not wait for an answer. The
TWO women went away up the wide
staircase together.
David Bretherton stood looking
after them w. GO
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BY MARTIN
BY TAYLOR

as if Nigel were a living presence In
the room, watching her, perfectly con-
scious of what she was doing
She woke from her dreaming with
a little start.
David was speaking to her; his eyes
met hers with that half deprecating'
half sympathetic expression which she
could not quite fsthom.
Did you know we had a ghost here?
Did Nigel tell your
Mary shook her head: faint gleam
of interest crossed her face.
CONTINUED in Cur y -, Issuel
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DOESN'T need ANY
LAXATNES NOW
Mr.. Becker Says Life Is a Joy With.
out Constipation or Stomach
Trouble.

Il had catarrh of the stomach, and
head for three years. My stomach
was so bad that every time ate any
1 had terrible heartburn. I took
laxative every night.
Since taking AIiIks Emulsion my
bowels move regularly. / have now
taken ten bottles and have gained 10I2
pounds. All my friends remark how
fine am looking and it seems a
pleasure to live again without stom-
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Ohio.
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No matter how severe your case
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Il am sure / shall. There's some
thing about her" she broke off. I
suppose you'll be calling me an i'm
i.tes5iorable old woman?"
David ppt out his hand and took
hers.
4 think you're the best woman in
the world" he said; and. stopping
gave her a hearty kiss.
Miss Varney smiled, well pleased.
She adored her tall nephew; it was
her greatest happiness to hear him
say that he cid not know what he
should do without her.
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Lose Your Fat,
Keep Your Health

Superfuous flesh is not healthy, neither
is it healthy to diet OF exercise too much
for its removal The simplest method
known for reducing the overfat body cas-
lily and steadily is the Marmola Method
tried and endorsed by thousands Mar
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over at one dollar for q box. They are
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ness. They are popular because effective
and convenient. Ask your druggist for
fnem or send price direct TO the MarmOla
Co. General Motors Bldg. Detroit Mich.
aud procure a observation-disclosures
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MOM'N Pop

Nigel wrote about her as Dolly;
perhaps it was sort of nickname"
DAVID had half turned away, ii
waszlooking down into the d.e.
II shall call her Mary. anyway
doesn't seem to suit her at all.
Dolly! she made little mouth. "One
thinks of a babyish-looking girl. not
any one in the least like Mary Da-
Wd. I'm going to love that girl.
David looked round smiling.
Are your"
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NOW GO ON WIfH THE STORY

I" L TURNED slowly away. draw
HI ing the door to behind him
before he went down the wide
staircase to his own study.
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She walked to the door and came

She walked to the door and came
back.
David" she said in a half wills
per, you're. not to dress for dinner
tonight; l don't think Mary has any
evening frocks"
II don't suppose she has; they
must have led very quiet life by the
look of the fiat. Did she like her
room?"
she said 1t was lovely; she had
never seen it before. When she came
with Nigel. they only went round. the
grounds. and through the downstairs
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rooms You must show her all over
the house tomorrow"
If she cares to so.
IF she cares to- Why, she's as
proud OF being a Bretherton as you
are! She thinks they're a most Won
derful race. Do you really mean to
have her portrait added to the gal
lery. dear?''
III she will allow me to; all the
Brethertons and their wives are
there"
She Is widow, poor child" said
Miss Varney. signing.
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lH ing the door to behind him
before he went down the wide
staircase to his own study.
The car had already gone to Sell
mont. the nearest station. If the
train was punctual she ought 20 he
here in a few moments.
Even as he glanced 1T III watch
he heard the mo- or-norn as lie car
mned in at the drive. He stopped
rrssolute.
\ servant crossed the hall to open
the door. Miss Varney came furry-
ing down the stairs.
THAT must be she. David. Oh
dear. I feel so nervous"
David looked a little nervous him
self. He passed hand rather agi-
tatedly across the back of his head,
and glanced at himself in long mir
TOR that hung on one wall; but he
went forward composedly enough
when the car drew up at the step
and a servant opened the door.
A little dying ray of sunshine
struggled through the gray sky as
Mary Furnival stepped from the car,
shining warmly upon her sweet face
and black-robed figure.
Sunshine to greet her. A good
omen" thought Miss Varney. as she
unceremOniousIy brushed David aside
and went forward with outstretched
hands.
My dear child, I am So glad to
see youl Welcome home-to NigeTs
homer'
The girls eyes went past the little
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David made no comment. and she

David made no comment, and she
went softly away, closing the door.
BY dinner time Mary seemed to have
recovered something Of her cheeriness;
there was a little white added to the
sombre black of her frock, and she
was not so pale.
AS David sat at the head of the
table, the light from the shaded lamp
falling on his face, she could see
again that odd. uncertain likeness to
his dead brother that had so upset
her that night at the fiat; 1t made
her feel fanciful: 1t almost seemed
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was glad to come. he was sure of
that; the tone of her voice and the
tremuIOus agitation of her face told
him more than an effusion Of words
could have done. But he remembered
how she had avoided meeting his
eyes.
He went into the study. where tea
was laid by the fire. and stood look
ing across the room with thoughtful
eyes.
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bEWIN HEhL IUUAl
The marriage of Dolly and Nigel
BrethertOn proves an unhappy one.
When war Is declared. Nigel is glad 10
enlist He leaves Dolly in the care of
Mary Furnival Nigel is killed and
Dolly marries an old sweetheart. Robert
Durham
Dolly and Robert sail for America
and word comes of the sinking of their
ship. When NigeTs brother. David.
calls to see Nigel's widow. Mary is
ashamed to tell him Of Dolly's marriage.
David mistakes Mary for his brother
wife and asks her to come TO live at
Red Grange with HIM and his aunt. An
acquaintance OF Mary s. named Evans.
falls in love with her. David and his
aUnt prepare 40 welcome Mary when
sla comes 20 live Win them al Rec
I.ranep