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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20

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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20

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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20

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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20

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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
MRS CLIFFORD NosCEON
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20

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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY Charles E. Sesrls Frxnk r Ranesn
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CHAPTER XIII
Jake's Visit

II ITH a little uncertain Joy,
.NXI Chickie read the note. It had
Wv not been mailed. He must
have called-just scratched this off
when he found her absent.
She went running down the stairs
of Mrs. Janis. unaware Of the vivid,
excited stains in her cheeks. IA
friend of mine called, Mrs. Janis
when?"
The woman's long, drab face light
ened Mr.. Munson? A week ago.
1t was real grand in him, wasn't it,
leaving the candy for Tony when he
found you wouldn't be in-real
grand. Don't you worry, dear; he
said as he'd be calling agatn-real
soon"
Chickie went into the back yard,
took Wildie's head and shook it. She
laughed out loud.
The next day at work. the letters
ON her typewriter kept blurrtng.
When was he coming? Soon? Oh,
she'd not be able to wait. Jake
would tell her things. He'd talk and
falkland, oh-she'd pour out her
heart, too-she would be all right.
She'd hear truly Of Jonathan--of
those two bearing SO bravely the
quiet and the loss. For Jake knew
he'd called on then-even once
sat down to dinner with them. Jen.
ME wrote Of that. Talk and talk
yes.
She kept thinking this and flush.
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and she told me that sometimes he
goes in and" She couldn't go on
"What-Helena?"
"Oh-he goes in and kneels where
used to sleep. Oh, that's awful.
He came like that the night before
I left. And Jennie says he's getting
old"
"Of course, he is. Look at me
with a few white hairs. I may do a
little walking at night myself,
Helena, my dear. Jonathan has
weathered storms. And you won't
stay from him always"
ooh, that's the part-but I'll have
to- can't go back there. oh, you
know, Jake, I feel as though all the
doors are closed. And they are, too.
You don't know how strange it is to
go about saying to yourself, Hush,
hush, never mind.
Chickie kept her head down, made
her lips smile. But a tear dropped
to her hand.
Jake wiped it slowly, covered the
spot with his palm. Poor little darl'
ing-is this what you're doing? You
mustn't. No, can't let you do
that"
Ito Be Continued
Copyright. King Feature Syndicate)
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Romance

| boarding house and found machine
the rich, handsome face all smiling,
came toward her, she gave a little
cry and reached out ardent hands.
"Jake!'
He pressed her hands in his own
that were so warm and firm. He led
her to the car. docs my girl come
to dinner with me?" Careless, like
that, as though they had been meet
ing every day.
She laughed in his eyes for graft
tude. And found them meeting hers
with such kindness, such an un-
derstanding. Oh, it was long since
any one had looked at her with such
a look.
More than she could bear. And all
at once she trembled; could have
cried--because of the wild rush Of
memory like flood gates opening on
flame of waters. AS though she
had been dead and now life came
sweeping back and made her feel
again, and made her ache as much
with pain as joy.
With his old gallant tenderness he
helped her to the car; with his old
kingly flash he led the way to a
French restaurant Chiclxie had heard
the girls in the office praise. And
here, too, glances followed the lofty
shoulders; here, too, the eyes Of
women cleaned as Jake passed.
First, Helena, my dear, are you
glad to see me?"
| She sat opposite him, white, trem-
ulous. And she was remembering
the moment when she had stood
broken and silent in the wreck of
all her life; that moment Jake had
come, the black flashing eyes full of
sorrow; the noble way he put his
arms about her; and then STOPPING
down to kiss and kiss her hands; to
say it would come out all right; it
must.
The little pointed chin quivered
and the paleness of Chickie's mouth
deepened. Oh-her mouth was sad
now: not the blithe, capricious thing
Of other days. 1t touched Jake.
He reached across the table:
''Helena-now listen-you have a
long, long story to tell and I mean
to hear every word of it. I didn't
come too soon, did II"
She shook her head.
"Then, tell me--what have you
been doing? What do you do at
nights? You are too white. won't
have that. Is your Job good one"
You talk. Jake-please. You saw
Jonathan-do you think he misses
me? I mean TOO much"
'@Well Isuppose he does. You'd
expect that"
but he writes brisk things. Oh.
in the last letter Jennie said that
he walks around the house at night
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MIR. B. P. Jewett, Washington, D. c.,
Owes Health to Todd's Tonic.
Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores

ores In Indianapolis throughout this section.
town. write the Haag Drug Co.. Indianapolis Ind,
90 when he brings Todds Tonic to your door.
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Puzzle a Day

On the Lincoln penny which you
handle daily is the motto I'm God
We Trust" From these letters many
words may be formed, but this puz-
zle deals with only one type, the
names of animals, birds, insects or
fish. There are more, but all this
problem requires is eight. Can you
find that many?
Last puzzle answer:
Following directions, write down
a cipher, o, add one, OF, add 1-S Of
ten, DIN, prefix the whole by 100,
COIN, an article important in civil
lied countries. CNote three letters IN
ten. La Of ten equal l letter or NJ
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never dreamed that a sister and
brother would actually despise each
other as Lee and Edith did. Or she
thought that they would surely hide
it. Their attitude had a shabhness
about it--made they whole beautiful
place paltry and mean.
Chickie scarcely ate. She kept
walking to the door. listening. She
heard nothing.
Hours passed. A soft, buried
knock. Barbara entered. She was
TRANSPORTED, her eyes so brilliant
they cast a light over her face, She
smiled. 1t gave her beauty.
Chickie walked up and kissed her,
unable to speak because Of the full
ness rushing suddenly to her throat.
After few moments Barbara sat
on the bed. soon, Chickie. ]
won't give him a chance to change.
We just told him. Dads an old
darling, anyway. He just said to
her. That will do, my dear She's
furious enough to kill. Chickie, just
think! I never dreamed it was to
turn out so. You shall be the maid
Of honor because Lee is Paul's great
friend. He will be best man. Oh,
I think you two make stunning
pair. I wataaed you the other night
walking down the garden. Do you
like Lee?"
"Of course, do
Barbara laughed. II wish he was
as happy as I am now. !.
Will your"
"Will I what?"
BE maid of honor"
Don't be silly, Barbara You
want me to lose my Job, perhaps,
and starve to DEATH
THAT doesn't count with me or
with Lee"
at does with me. So that's that"
Barbara shrugged. You observe,
Miss Bryce, that always got my
own way-hook or crook"
I'm that way myself, Bar
bara :"
TN six weeks we'll see which
wins. I'm going to Detroit tomor-
row. We leave here. Are you
sory?"
"In a way"
But you like me a great deal,
don't you?"
Chickie laughed. "Yes-I do"
She began to pack up her clothes.
AS she did this, she became nervous.
Going back to the boarding house
sitting at dingy table-using the
same napkin three meals in success
sion-going to work each morning
walking with Wilde in the evenings
well
When finally she went to bed she
said aloud: This is soft" She took
long breaths Of the sweet scented
summer night. Yet-gotng back to
an emptiness.
Barbara and she sat in the tom
neau Of a deep cushioned car. They
sped with swift, silent power. The
hills were beautiful before them.
Chickie asked where is Edith"
She's leaving later"
What did your father say Of
me?"
Barbara grtnned: "That you came
out here to be of service to me-to
attend to my correspondence. So
you were but doing 1T. Isn't he the
crafty old boy? Turns everything
to his own account. When he wants
to-"
your sister viii not forget my
part"
"Oh-she's full Of sweet memo
ries."
Chickie laughed: II don't want my
life tangled up by her
But it was.
They drove Chicde to the board
ing house Barbara said: We're
friends forever. I'm never going to
forget all you've done"
Chickie waved goodby. Another
incident closed. Alone again.
She went up to her room. And
there were letters that had not been
forwarded.
One was in the strong, irregular
hand she knew so well. Helena,
my dear-what do you mean rushing
away when some one posts 200 miles
for the sight Of you? I've just
sailed to Cleveland and shall call
on you again. Be home, my dear.
I've much that would be said, Jake"
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The
Sequel
to

Chickie (Helena), now %, is the
ME Bryce of Indianapolis To start
life anew after her child dies and
Barry Dunno her sTeetheart heart: tits II; o her 7
Sarah Dillon. the Abbott sisters.
Amy Heaton, Stella Wilson, Mary
Blake McPika. Janina Knowles and
wealthy Jake Munson are Chiche's
home town friends.
heart Who still loves Ch{cide. ac-
cepts position In Honolulu, j.
Chickie refuses the friendship OF
Edgar Manx. fellow boarder at Mrs.
Daisy Brack. EIoise Maxwell. the
o3ft sigtsEs end B BoD 6c Jones of E Eorb
whitman. ch1cde goes TO his win
bsra.@ lis danghter. Lee. his SON
10t TSe G1 sister. Mrs. Edith Potter, in
TIE absence of Dirk, her husband.
gives q party for Jimmy. an actor,
whom she secretly loves. Dirk arrives
UNEXPECTEDLY. but bears the situation
Hards with Betty Jane. Mel and
Chickie at Fdiths suggestion.
In Lees atsence. Edith speaks con-
temptibly to Chick1e because she Sc
cretiy helped Paul Scott and Barbara
Oi'tn GO 60 On WITH THE STORY
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
FLEET OF PLANES
 AMAzES NATIVES
More Than 40 in Air at Once
 During ManeuYers

Lahaina, Island of Maui, May 13. -(AP)-1ncreased airplane actIvi- ties from the battleships or airplane carrier Langley, now anchored here, featured the stay of tho United States fleet off Lahaina yesterday.
 Catapulted from the battleships or launched from the Langley, more than forty planes were in the air forming a patrol which caused the island residents to gaze skyward in wonder and amazement. The inter- est of the residents was so intense that one, standing on railroad right of way, failed 10 heed the sound of an approaching locomotive.
 The locomotive struck the native, a plantation worker, injuring him slightly Another employe of a plantation, loading sugar cane, while viewing the planes. permitted a 100- pound bag of sugar to fall upon him. He was injured. but not seri- ously.
 The naval aviators performed many sensational stunts. One Of the most difficult was looping the loop with pontoons attached 10 the plane. The planes formed an aerial patrol which probably will be maintained for the rest of the week, searching for the approach of a theoretical enemy while the fleet is being over- hauled.
 Restricted liberty, owing 10 the size of Lahaina. proved too irksome for two enlisted men yesterday who swam from the destroyer Litchfeld. fully clothed. to the beach nearly a mile away.
 The Lahaina authorities were warned by wireless and picked up the pair on the beach while they were wringing water from their clothes.
 Due to a recent ruling Of Attorney General Sargent 10 the effect that federal laws prevent boxing ashore at Hawaii, all fleet competition will be held hereafter aboard ship be- ginning Friday,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
Award Contracts for
 Myrtle Street COnduits

The board Of public works, at it's meeting last night, received bids for the construction Of conduits on Myrtle street, from Main 10 Grove streets, in preparation for the paw ing of the street. Two bids were submitted, one from the G. N. Gcst Go. of New York, for s34,3l2.50, and the second from the r.. T. Ley Go. of Springfield, for $36,9l6. It was voted 10 recommend 10 the common council that the Cost Co. be awarded the contract.
 Felix Ventura was awarded the contract for the laying Of concrete guttcrs on Clark, Wilcox and Wooster streets, for 27 cents a foot. Of several bids which were submit ted, Vcnturo's was the lowest.
 Hearings were held on the laying of curbs. on East Main street and the construction of sidewalks on Lasalle street and North street from Sexton to Beaver streets.