sswy-9 TnW'rW:. (', 1 ; 't . . ,! "' J e Winds of the World By RUBY M. AYRES tior of "The Phantom Lover," itvncymoon, Covvriaht, lilt, In Dell 'i' SYNOrSIM 'i faftii',W exhorting pfaptc io ft . J""-.". ,mn"- ""1' .'"' fiLiM IroArr. TAry arc poor awl I' fffii llUlunnl. She believe he is 2.M(i-Poi,,(? 0".,'," ''""fr "".1 !&!( Mo trw nenrer . ' idea 0 CylAJHff ' Ac ,eor''' t UNI) HEIIE IT CONTINUES 11 ND we're RoiuR to be married WA ioon-nalto won." wild Knthy ofttT "At least iiiBi ,l mi'ii r dlMJ ho'B very 111. you know falbtr know? Hi y SVVrdlT"''-.. wont on ..jV..ilr "Wc nan i nuvc 10 uu Mffi i noor nnlnli will have n Utile ffil-not mm. , of course ! but I f.t.7hlm It ho tliousht perhaps we S .ffo"d to have a HUlo ,.?ltl lu I.V'hfrwto broke off ?!fc8Wh,t aw K-yr- i 2r,: 1'SrS hV - wan lonnlnj: to know ,0JV ill man wild to u real woman i...akIP AliniltlV IIUII Vv im- in Mich circumstances; 8 10 was mute J5W jnat one could not really judge from h.?ttn0AylHh.Hldhf .rftlilnE In tno wot Id 1 could wish SKatby answered in a whlmier. 'Oh." sil' n" ; omi;now sl,u wns rih disappointed. OlIAl'TKK 11 ch a nouaht to each other, mutt r bo Wt w"Urt'0W morula, nought ln.Mor yCTra Tallcntyrc, Km-., ti Th .delphl. London, W," till hammeiVwut the nddresa on the f Jill n"u,"" .., ..-.1. i i..,,. ,,.. Sth a littlo nlfflB FeatfnrlncsH. -The man on tWblch- Hide of the room lcokdather ovU from'osct. Wd?" ho a Btrwt, tly. , ''Tired! I! V00.5. tlnnlc you. Sho wt "P with n from btf of enerR.v. ind readjusted the ttie prospet; machine. ilenry HturRs Vn eurlr; ons d rinily. IIc w a VJn the murHt niid S nse, Inclined toV) Imuc walncllnrd to'be bald, and IncV" per cent t Rod looling. Vcd of $3,1 Jut now as he was authorlzcyK to thtfirc In his private roVements in tail a little raised to tho If feet in their highly polished wa8 cojftetl a little apart, ho looked c.yirty.yefiat nc W. a thoroughly onpahoo. l Ihui eufhly well-to-do Kolicltot'pp' Jill glanced at him apoloTjf'lically o oi ler ahouldei. "I nm not thed nt ull, bhc snul 'She liked Mr. StuiRCH-. and nlie hied working foi him; nIip could nol understand why the oilier clerks in the offlce went in kik-Ii four of him; to her 'ke was very much tho suimi ns any 'other man for whom niic mlglit hammer a typewriter for twenty RhilliiiK" a ffk: business-like and iinperi-onul : u , little kinder perhaps than some; a lit tle more considerate. There was a moment's silence ; then Hpnrv HtiiracsM s-ald. "Hiimnh !" lie fooK of is so ii-riuiineil kiiisi-, lislied them oil u si'k handkerchief, nd nut them on aalii. "J.et us sec wiiete uuvc we got to: be Med. ""Just an address Cyrus Tnlli-ntyrc, ' iild.Jlll. Ijrr head as nchini; badl ; the triubt nipriiliiR hunshini' falliii: throuuli tlio'imcurtalned window da..U'd her and wade her ejes thrnb. Shu had been up half the night with Don; sln felt u ( the one thini; left to desire in all the, world was sleep; but Mr. Stiirjichs wanted this letter written to (iu Tallcntyrc, whoever he was, so she must to on. and pretend that she wns per fectly well. ir. Sturgess benn to dictate; lr dictftted slowly and very clo.u-ly ; ho cmidiasizcd words now and then to drive home 0 point .-rather as if he were addressing his cli.eni instead of writing to him. Jill began to feel vuguly sym pathetic with Mr. Cyrus 'L'allentyre from what she could gather from the letter, he had applied to Mr. rtturge-'s for mnae unsuccesrully, and Mr. Sturgess wns replying rather curtly that there was no money, uud never would be again; that the "estate" hail keen "squeezed as dry as n lemon" and that he could only repeat his former advice re an advantageous marriage. Jill lost intercut here f.he despised a man who married for money men ought to work for it; it wns only women who oltht perhaps, be forgiven if they llktd a man a llttV hit uinn. hpcausc lu could buy them nil the pretty things which me iruunine. ncuri is oorn to desire. mi remembertd afresh how badly her lien.i ached she heard Mr. Sturgess' voice laliitly, as if it were u long way off; r hands senied to move mechanically . it seemed an eternity till he said : ''That will do ; y,m may go " " Sku rose to her feet giildil.v ; she Pitiered up her papers and turned to So door; she knew now that she felt fijnt; she bit her lip till it bled to trj ) control her failing senses; she Jwhed the door siifel- opened It shut . and stugu'ered ucross to her ileU. It was I o'clock, and tluee of the ither four of Mr. Stuigess' clciks had joiie to lunch; the fourth was at lumic lth Influruxa. .Mil had- the room in hfMelf; nhe wondered viiguch what nillll lmniiMi In lini. If uhn vi.nllt f'lllll. d die !(PW (hat .ilr. Sturgesh always ""(out nt tlic otllce tij niiothei- iloor "c ineii in niirii tin- wiinl'iw It was tlr fliq wnnteil- a breath of fiesli air Vfter KieTTriiBg'ed with the elnsp. hut il ,W' stiff through disuse, and suddenly Merytliins seemed to crash togelhci "ui uer, anil collapse into a gray win wnirli cii'ight her with it. dragging r down. Hke niened her eyes to cold wilt" r on lirr fnee to nome one vlgmousl """nix uer nniiils; Mie irleil to rnhe wself, but the feeling of sick f.ilnlncs' returned, and she closed her ees again , lUlilfwly, for a moment she Iny still; her liaiidi "He frrul now; she heard some one e a btep away from her. I'resent'y hlu, looked up. 11'1'!'''" l,Nlll'l a olec cnsuiill). Mil did not answer; she thought she ;;" "reumjiiu; miniewhere into the ml" ;': iter brain floated the meiu f) of tho sni Sunday evening the in ViUK J1"'" "' "", frvltl Salvntlonlst "I the faintly amused smile of a man rj,.ni".l'?,:l!l,HH 1-n-tSuii-?.yi. "illt. '"' NU,S '"'"tlii" bio wife in Wt he bents the ilium." Ian. '""Shed weakly, and with thai A,"' .couw,l'sness retiiiued fully and l'."at "P. pushing the wet hair from r lorehiad. th? itnH "" ' the nlnec. sitllng ill I" 'Ik-simttered table where she sal l3Ja-'. h,,r '"' ' the same hunl 3n.l'hmlr' with the runib'i. of the rt..:. .,a"" . ouisiiie: nothing was the f.ir ,,,'),,1,.' different, save ilia ah. i?.iwnn w,, ,,ll ".M'ghibs, whom Bient ., if" 0,:,,e 1,,,f01 for " mi" ""'l, stood now lennlng ngainit tliu "The Matter Man," "The Second uic. SimdfcaU, Inc. desk usually occupied by the clerk whq Was nbsent thrnllffli Inllllnnvn. Innlrln down nt her with a sort of impatient I'liiuiirrnssnicui. "lictter?" ho nsked ngnln. . Xps .. " sl,o Kroi'pl for n handkerchief, but could not find one; her face and hair were wet with water. "Take, mine," said the man impar tially. Ho handed her 11 soft silk liandker- chiof that smelled faintly of cigar smoke. Jill willed her face; she laughed shakily. ion needn't hnve made me so wet," she said. "I'm sorry it was all I could think of." he apologized. He went ocr to the window and stood looking out. Jill tried to Rtrnlghtcn her hnir; she was nfrald to get out of thP chair jet; she was not quite sure of herself; she began an embarrassed apology. ' 1 m so sorry so sorry to have Riven you all this trouble. I don't often do such u silly thing but I ve been tip nil night with my brother " . 1"". '"valid and I was tired, nnd HO " "I'leaso don't npologt." said the man; he spoke with rather a drawl; he turned round; ho was vigorously pol slilng Ills eyeglass on a second silk handkerchief; the one he had given to .Jill was still screwed up in her hand 111 11 iiaiun mill. "It was fortunate that t came In," he snld nfter a moment, "I er " he paused, looked at her doubtfully. "It was fottunote that I came in," lie said uguln. "Yes," said .1111. She was feeling better now; she rose to her feet ; she kept one hand on it elmtrback to steady herself. "I'lease. you won't tell Mr. Stur pess, will you?" she appealed earnestly. The man was screwing his moiiaclo ngaln into IUs eye. "IC1. oi,, nn . ceHniniy not." ho said, politely. "Thank you." she smiled at him rather nervously. "Kmplojcrs don't like J ou to be HI especially in busi ness hours." she explained. "Kr no! Ls that so?" He picked up the Homburg lint lying on the desk nnd looked nt the door. "As Mr. Sturgess is not in-si sup pose. I'd hotter call again," lie submit ted laconically. "Mr. Sturgess will be in nt half past two, and if there is u iiics-ago "Oil. no. thnnkfs nothing im portant; I'll look in again later." He had opened the door now. "You're j ou'ro quite all right?" he usked. "Yes, thank you." Jill took a step forward. "Will you please tell me our name?" she asked anxiously. "Mr. Sturgesij will be annoyed with me if 1 can't say who it was that called." ' He looked back at her from the stone pasiugc. "Tallentjie Cyrus Tallcntyrc "Oh!" said Jill blanklj . She thought he was going, but in stead he came back a step. "1 er haven't I seen jou be fore?"' he asked hesitatingly. Jill smiled. "Yes last Sunday, when we were both invited to have 11 dip In .Ionian!" she told him gravely. Tallcntyrc chuckled; for the moment ho no longer looked embarrassed or bored; Jill had the. little pleasurable feeling that now he was looking at her and talking to her as he would to a woman of his own set ; the thought gave her coinage. "Why did jou stop nnd listen to him?" she asked interestedly. lie cniuo back another step; he re moved the Homburg once' more, and put it down 011 a desk. "Why did ou?" he asked. She shook her heao. "I don't know I ilidn'i want to go homo for one thing " 'Neither did I." be -aid. "Oh!" They looked at one another sympathetically. There wm nothing parti -ularly good looking about Tnl'cntjre; hir. late wa a little too worn, his eyes loo lack liibter, us if lliey had seen every thing worth seeing In the world, and couhi llnd nothing fiuiher of interest. Hi hair wns nondescript in (olor. and would have wavul had it been allowed to, but a vigorous application of bill llnntine had llattened It beyond hope of immediate iccoeiy; his eyes, wore sleepy, and the contiinl wealing of ill' monocle had made curious Hues about the left one; but he was tull and well made, uud had the reputation of being one of ilie best-ill ctscd men in Lon don. Jill ndmiied evcrvthiiig about liini; she liked the lay drawl in his voice, she liked the Immaculate crease in hi-, troupers; she wondered with a very reul pang if ho were thinking how dowdy and impossible she wasshe won dered If he had noticed the clienpne- of her clothes and the ugliness of her boots. Tho color surged into her face; her eyes fell; she lidgeted uncomfortably. Tnllentwe turned again to the door "I'll look in later," he said ; the door shut behind him. Jill stood where he hnd left lift . Iwisliug her fiiiKoi'n nervously ; t.ln luul neer felt mi unhappy 'n all her life, the few winds she had c.chau'ed with this man had loused again (ill the am bitious Ioiirjii!; of her soul, it till i km her sick to think of Aiuela teirnce ami the paralllii lamii on the beat nail; It Kavo tier a ti cling ot iioMt'io nausea to lecnll the stuffy smell of babies and cheap linoleum that seemed to nihil al her whenever -he entered the house In what cruellv dlffeient worlds she and n mil 11 like Talleutyre iiiowsl, uud wt " ho bud not wanted to go home, citbei ! She wondeied at that; woudeied why be had prefeired to stand an I listin on th edge of a straggling crowd lu it mean sticet, to going back to luxury nnd the mam delights that hum In crowded into his life. She re ailed bits out of the lettir she had taken down at Mr. Sturgess ill' tiltioii ; he hud no inoiiev the es t.ue was Miiee.ei u" dr as a lemon! It "'Clued 1111 absiinl truth when one looked at the 111:1 II himself. Jill weui buck to her desk and at down limply ; she still held Tallcutyre's silk hiiuilr kerchief lu her hniul ; she looked nt Intcrchtedly Sh 1011I1I not give il bin k to him like that " " she spieud it out 011 the desk It was made of finest -ilk theio was a monogram worked in one miner. At the openlna of the 'inter d.ior she thiiisl it burrieilli uwni in hei desk, : he woudiinl If Titllcmwc would cmne back, and. If so. ut what time! She ouh stayed out ten minute-' to luucli. hnsti'y devouring n bun uud 11 glirw of milk: bill though the outer door of the otli'T opened nnd shut n good 11111:1.1 times ilui'lir: the long nfieiuoui it w.is not toiidmlt Tiilleiityie. nnd at it o'clock Jill went home vnguth disiippoiuli'l the silk handkerchief linked away in her dress. Hut he came the next afternoon; she beard Ills voice In Mi. Sturgess' room when she returned from lunch : it paused for 11 moment before going across to her desk, a little additional color In her fine; there was no mistaking that voice willi its laxy .drawl and slightly affected tone. ' CONTINUED TOMOHIIOW THE GUMPSAU Is Not "TVlkY "CclintfcJ ?oei f-i.. -i-t- 1 -i"i-i i rswi CVUD, rm . H&MC MntfPV- Utr r-rAWls lucAOCt 'Tit '. L'.TL"T. "." iT - '"'' 11 WUlllfc.KFVU v-ja&S- l.( UOCfc OP JEWEUsX- ni (inn 1 ot rs Kill 1 fiktLoc v ibi bri ri SOMEBODY'S STENOGWho Is This Reginald Van Here's RcAgie vam stipc (Our Bi&s&sT coaroMB.pt'. oucwim (N IUWN AMD EXPECTS ME TO SHOW HIAA Tr-IE BRI6HT LIGHTS AAID I'M ALL Tl&b UP WITH BUSINESS So I CANlT DO IT ir- The Young Lady Across the Way The young lady across the way says lie principle of -the sales tin doesn't teem exactly right, a.s she should think the people who buy tilings ought to pay n little some thing also. Mr$Kl sxmx IT . '. .f 7- V I 1 , vV !,A .11 ) r itiin7'B'Bng. jii mi' '1 TO, HBBVJ' MfcrsvT mSAkH' Lis kK Am PET EY That Makes Him Human fptrTev Nou'il) r1 UnvFfp Fiwrj That ' 3 010 TAV Receipt J THE CLANCY KIDS It l lumwii tl" 'u..- r ' ,i..ii tW Ij J mTTT, n in XX r THC AIRINTMS-TTRA1N1 1 f WY UW I 'HtY; U '( s k ct.Ppw,. , lrJrm ,L i, :gA put fan s hfpc: fin Gold That Glitters u.t. AW- VOL) . w- AVJOU - ' "ys Iav OP ANP A A qoLF P A "SELU a OF CLUBS LIKE A A? HT C - . . CoUB. iu k. Mt't'Vl 1 1 CHEER UP, 71 How Would it Be if I EMTERTAIMEt THI& BIRD? I KAJOW ALL THE: HlfiH t ISFbTS s 1W ilV nVv i' :,y (AJ'V THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY tzta n hi v . v u 1 v y . vr 1 fix aw jQ) tASTWK 5OM60OPY MANAGtO ft SMP A PIECE op Wood JHOtr THC fKoULtV Pout SPRING 30 THAT (AUTHoU&M IT APPfiARBP To 0BJ frit 7H0UUY WAS MoT'ClUlTfi. ToucHifjio THe- Wlrt. TrK'? :, Ww t, me. HOW 10 CdET ' MAC b 1 HOUSE All Happened on the Choo - lfeLv n I " k Miir-r-oc- .JJ T I'lf DIP IF I DON'T I -sjr-Jlm JL y CArT TlCtul..AtHrtlN6- vO a K, -. . . inisi - ivc; attri r ttlCDS AMA.LKIN&- AROUND COURSE VflW'kNICKtWOCKtRS; 9ST0CIHctS- ?36SH0E- G&Uc BA.fr MTn' A LT STICKNIT uw ' ww, voa BUNCH 'OF rw-TV W - . - .fttatf" "T-I C At wi'wi "- -o- iivV Stupe? jEE- Do't&u reallv MBMl IT.'DDCHESS? Miii'rf.. A PlPPIAt T Yoo'l l save The J By " He caM'T SCEM TUM SYAflT fK" W I - VHV--Al -IH WLll iVAwHvi J Qr vi)xjr m I (v hi Wiw iff a uTIui? 11 iu W . Ml&A$:,i'' kwHL lSf wL SAV PeTeV. )( - SOPE - I UErJT THERE 1 rAKI OU Ttf LL I Okie e AB0UTESHT NfAP'S V AGO ) Choo Car Z-""L- l 4fSs A! ,-- V WsXN . .'-!" Akin. tVT FrM A FT-tLlfiUJ ivitn A toU BOAT WYW A FfBHlMfr TACKLET rNP THAT VIOOLD MAKE A VrMXCX VJERWNtr WNQ-RY- 0 3ft THREE VWSLL. R0D ANO Was- W is- V0P& AOOT 0 FEfcT AHC ri i '" .-" ..: . ,.,r. i rHT THE ViAT-TS: u,.c w ANCHOR.-- y VHOVUV? si,Mc.i OtEiF TlH OUT op A "SO-JM& "SLEEP- if 0FCOUr?SEl'S0T"f6 THIMK ITtOVER) ITS A STRAIN (Sam'To ALL THE SWELL CARS AM DAMCES -TdO KAiOW HOW THEY OOKfc. FONTAINE FOX SCHOOL H 7-n AND ME-5 The oulv Bir?o i TH15 Vorcd who Know5" Tos VyMlCH L'EV FIT WHlCM LOCHi -I KkJEU TwaT Iwa.s Tne Okie 1 . JWiiiiritmni ii't?'iCflUiyj pt?) v TKJ L , nin 1 -13 -V C TOMORROW.I f TN IK " V ( AAORNIAJfi, I II I JrVv ri:-ri' O " TY H" 'rr -i "' Mi, r h$H arL9 J irj".s ... Mill 1 Z7t -r3.-TL' UlLh"1 P III CLIMB It: Vrtii UAtslT Bfl Ftl-UOIM HO flOflfci nttci; rvunu un Ac VUCfttr nirt. RAKJiftw, rfcCF A fiU. bvALVC VKyj IK NH0 LO0K LIKE A PENCIL PeD.PLe.. (i VVITH A NECKTIE AMP A H-At? WAT; XfM. UP WITH HIM WATCVi EVEBV0OPf JUMP OFF THEtft EAT TME PRESIDENT;- CNHfc! our of hs prwe oFPtce orm Hfat STRAiH'r (ATC ,, IttN AV AN cc A airC WTH COIN P0fcVJ'l.HrAV6., ! 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