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VENIXG KtJBULO LEDOERPHrLABEliPfilA, ' THUKSDAY, frfeflEMBfiR 8) 19&L
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ffm ONE UNWANTED mp' '' "c-
By RUBY AYRES
Auther of "A Bacheler Husband," etc.
CeptrlcM lu Whst'.tr 8tmdlii. Ire.
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By Sidney Smith
r
.dK nEGlNS THE STORY
Lllv-Sarah Elisabeth Slater
tinted her famllv. Thep
.iU a boil and the icas emv a
eun(.
. Lll'.
""'' A irrnl hu minx
"!:... at home and dismissal
bending tchoelltad te shin
f.'- ftr titl te O cvwrt
!(
off fe e ieven farm n
57 "m "'?? servants.
C "" . -.t --J & rfilfi rSl n
ffim ieunff man. Jar Ander-
'Jht community farming magnate.
JffijjJ li deIfi7Aed . ''r new ur-
'... - ri.mflrn Ae inau marru AM
"'i. Vine. He saves her when ahe
rf fle.r ?t, j"'t:vm;'.
Me '" Stark. Her father vsits
)S irineing a btg, geed-looking
im introduced as Lionel Champien,
..! IfffflJ CUrt Kntn .uuiv a iiuiid
Sffl '- "'" te and
i'D HEBE IT CONTIMJES
rffBNT b"k t0 the fire and hel1 My
...j. a iti warmth, but when I
UTew they were tremb lng I dragged
1 V cbilr and, sitting down, folded
Wi!t7yeuPi!t down?" I asked pe-
I'W?; .- ... 1tn 1ir wmfttnml
"leans jvu ""- -
Kyj'hsd !Mters this afternoon,'
id alter a """"", ...
V. Did yu see them.'
nf jsj rine of tliem did mc tni
lMr e( railing a ' house."
I looked up wl'h a dfporate efteit
''OB, JO" nieUH W.UIIJ-. wmu.u,..,..
tateldcie hf Knew jen.
J riirufgcd my sheudcrs.
'Ob. ou nred net be. I '.niil. Hi
t at a l cemiiiiiHfiiuuj uv-u u
have always Ri
fcolcet.vou
There n?' ""le ''"CC- 'rhen ''
!oepl suddenly, putting n band ei
tit arm of my chair te that I u
upriienfd.
"Loek at me. eaiiy.
I wanted te refuse I tried ra
Kirtet, but for tne me or we i eeun
Ct. SDU Our ejee. uui.
But I put rny band out and tnci
a pu&b him away Immediately.
"Wt me go. n ; .;" '"i-
trp? Please let me cc.'" said.
"In a moment ween you nare an-
w cae question
"TlicnItiBs me, Bally 1"
Dut I liuld back. Tlie tears were
wet en my face, but I was se beppy
I hardly knew wbnt te de.
"Why have you stayed away slnce
ever Mnce I fell Inte the river?"
"Hfcauac jou're such u child. I
thought you did net knew your own
mind. It hci'mcd unfair."
"I'm only four days elder new than
I was then," I told liim.
"I knew: but It's different. At leaet
isn t it aitiorent, sally?"
"Net teinie because I h
loved seu."
"Kiss me then J"
"Waltwait ! There's jour ceuMn I"
I fe.t bis arms relax their held a
little.
"My ceualn Itn't anj thine te me."
' Mr. Alberry nald peepl think you
nrc Reirts te flltirry her.'"
"1 am net responsible for 'fthat poe.
pie think."
"But I thought w, tee," I insleted.
"Tcu don't think te any mere?" b
nsked, but I weu d net answer aud he
raid nsnln : "Sally ! De you think ee?"
"Then whom dim I seinc te marry?''
he demanded.
My eyjs had grown neomemed te the
darkness new, and when I looked up I
could act his face faintly 1n the light
of the stare.
He wa'j my first lore niv lnt. as I
confidently believed, and with a sudden
passionate impultc I put mv arms
round his neck.
"Me:" I said.
He kimed-me then, many times, and
kissed liim, and I don't Knew hew
mc we mljht h.we Mnyeil out then
n the mud and dnrkr.ere but for tli"
inking of the cliur.'h clock. thlchi
used me from my dreaming with a !
heck. I
"Tm o'cleck: Oh, vhat v 11! thy
a? ' '
Mrtik Andersen Inughed.
"Vw it matter what they -,i. '"
Hut 1 thought it dl.l. I muM nt
mnsin Iiew I was jeiuK te face Mrs.
11itij .i harp ejes or ssvialn my nb- ,
mee.
We went bad: te the farm hand In I
and, and he klwed ma again in the I
lttl po.-eh eutndc tha deer. I
'Aru you happy?' lie iiPked. and I,
aid, with a sigh of rApturc. that I had '
tver kmwn before what a beautiful I
world it was.
. ''Y?"'re siih a chi'd!" he answered. I
veti vft ,ie,cr sttn the sverd."
Me -ir was married when she was
as old as me," I said with dignitv. I
And new I rcilly ruuet go." i
ui even ween we Lad csM mr,i
MS. AOftVUMO Mnl
. A . . j .f i. a.,1. bak.
I it.r-.rTO TiP uuvie
V.o"eS V.ViC TC CHRVCYMWt
Mv vwe vJsx.v A tot ev
Time 6ein6 te school- AU.
tweVJ "MOW MV)CVl 1
YX ?" Mlt "CHAWit IT"
ME rNlH6 TO str et n
l)5.t UKE Ta"VlNQ te ROW A ttOfcf.
COME AHOTHCT. CLOV)t Of X8
At 6oei .eve "cwn vrmii-
tP3aEicf -rji I iyft, 'xj: tvi t mw -
MSST ffiT r0 Mx t'
HHsS r(Uk V pi TrTrxS-
EVCRN MOHTH 1 THIN NWEUV.
THE MEVT 0 ViLU E A 9 OPT
OME.- AHt TVtEH TWE" R.Y
COMEV AV.OHO ANt HEH Xet
THC MAL MAVl SYAOQEfe- OJ
Yme "STAX UWE ME WAt
A A5FE OM Ml& BACK i STAVT
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PROM THE ZE OW THE CifcOtCfCf
Mih. MPJwf RILL'S PON'T EE
rtevj "Wes rmt twe te vjmt em
AMVBOpS eiae- -me POKT
I SAV TO ME- "AS- HOVM MUCH
j CKM NE VEW T MONTH V
tMt'S BVUE MMEH THEE AR.E OHV.V
i 30 PtrUMMG PAt IN A MONTH "
1 AMt VmEH Wtt COMES AU5N6
I HE 60EV im" nvuwu'iv n.
I TWHKS ew' r,r& -"- w
THE MW
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SOMEBODY'S STENOG Diplomacy
Cep-rttht.
Dt. by ruh'.i'" Ltittr Cempir.7
"DUCHE.SS' I CANT
THlMk' VHAT Te
(SNE. MZS S.MITHEJ?S
Fer Christmas:
Yeu cm always If a:m! but t
PLAV 51 LK
STOCKIMSS Fd)R
-! place. . rrr
J I
DOMT LIKE. TO
GO TO THE
STOCKING COUMTE-R r-
AILL VU 5E.T
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I ME.M TOK c
ALLRKSHT CHEER
DP, OLD SOQ ,
I'll get 'em
AT LOMCHTIME.!
HE. D0CHE51
YOU GOT
OVRSZ.Et
STOCKIMGi .
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W eF ) "
E? -Nt)U MAV BE P0ITL RIGKT-
BUT ID SE.T lAi WROA1G.'
BETTER TO JVE HER
C.v&rs"u. - -
TOO SMALL. - THtiAJ
SvTCA ECHAAIGE.
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A. C'l-'IYUA1a &
Tho'Yeung Lady Acress the Way
THE ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR
Bu FONTAINE FOX
SCHOOL DAYS
I drew back as. fur from him te, pos- light for the last time I went back te
iKV. ' sk hlrn Mnftfhr n,,At.iA.
1 , "Hl'l.4 .. -- -
p'blt.
"I ISSH net answer any iiuKBiieus. j, -nat 0B , ,,, h-erj
t .1.1-1. ! I.'e .T.r. li , ,l . " ."..
,iux i iniiiij u e ii. iuv ....... noinpien say about me?
rfiu re feminz iieiu mm juu teuum
Jfc this," lbiid angrily.
He laugnid. tiut n raiseci mniRni
ud owed awaj. celng back te his elu
Milten en the rug.
"Hew lone bac you known Chain -
Wen?"
It ws en tue tip ei my lonsue ie
j that I had never seen him in mj
Id until today, but remethlnc made
at Msrtate.
"I den t tce wiiat it nas te de witu
et." I ald celdl.
He did net reply te that seemed
Ket te have h'ard It for ntme't im
ndittch li atKed another 'iuMieu :
Arc? en g''.nc te innrr, lum:
I said "What! ' In cnpltal. if tiers,
ad for a moment I forget tbut we wcri
:opposed te b. enemies, and I laughee
atmaiimtn
''Miat4'er de e mean'."
But de did net .smile.
ld, tbut Is all." he told me "Yeui
fithcr and Champien both came te mj
bestt after they left here."
"Lionel Chamnien is a very charm-
fitir man," I said. "Oh what are you
delas?"
He had caucht my bands In his and
.wis dragging no te n feet.
"Are von relnc te marrv him?" be
luW.
I tiled te temperise.
"It hadn't get anything te (j witt
,veu. I wonder ou dare ipenk te me
tsllettci :t vy you liae bcliavcJ."
"Shat ie ion rr.'n fiie.-ii! .c- 1
pdiMd yeu''1 He d.-ew ua te l.iiu .'.ii
a ctrcp tt3tm'n. awl befery I i-euid
puns cis intention he Jnd Kliscd mc
Win en ny nuuth.
hflT7 eirhant. eii'll .'jiunfr. li.
LW, end his ei'e wns cuick nnd
tlthleSr ' Aril riti mllne frt trmrpv
:bV. ' """' '
li I ttt fle tf nil mr efAnntli hi.l Af.vArl
weugh my fingcr-tlp.s.
Ne, ' I whispered helplessly.
He put hi hand beneath my chin,
mting my face up.
TI.js ..in . . . -..i. .
Vi J marry uicr uc
Iieu . I r;,eke the word in n breath
w i whisper Jly heart deemed te step
wing Then ence again I remem
wd the Grange manner In which lie
id treated me tincc that day en the
. snu 1 mad' a despeiate effort te CHAPTER XX
'"Olm."'ui,' i i i. .. IVsIl ustuiiififiU Resin.
, -' -- t . I'Vii I . l 1 111 li I 1 llll . . ..
:'ou. Lpi m bu! nh idi m.ir.i'i L'ner Mr.-. Albcrrj . m was
ueiv date jiiii ' v.itli nnxli'tv nhen I wnlKed
,."' ",f'l t" anna away te niddtnlv
. I -llnirist ftll T una ti e Mini.
Jlleur, n.l f. i j .K.iiient nplther fit
ISDOkL. limn He .1,1 ! ., ... .1.
lorLet 'Oiw '
'Yf.ll .v.. n . .. J.l. ...
d u.i "'",'"" Jul' non r iihe me, or,
K tl at 1 m net rich tiniiiiirh rtv nr. I
,"PS net Sufficintlv .', rfinllfmnii tn !
Ultjeu?" I
Mv heart n.Ui A... . i.s- - .,,,l
K" 'I'" denial of his words. He
'" "in i !, 1'
4 H- V
t
I
Lionel
Win de TOll rnf tr, tft.rtr,
Only levant I nm interested. I
'hjuslu n might be senwthinit nice?
in tew poeplo 6ay anything nice about
me. '
"WcJ'; !t was something nice, and
vet I felt as if I could have knocked
im down for It," he added jdoemlly.
I pulled ut hi hand.
"Well tell mc nnjwaj '."
H told me reluctantly.
"He said that -ou were the most
attractive little girl he had ever met."
"What! Oh, Mnrk, he didn't, net
really!"
"He did confound him:"
I drew a long breath of delight.
"Nobody has ever said a thing like
"hat about inc before."
He gave a jealous growl.
"Yeu seem uncommonly pleased about
'Plcuscd.' Whv. of ceur.se, I'm
n'eased." I ald. "Wouldn't you be.
If you'd always been looked upon as
the ugly duckling of the family? If
eu'd never had a single nice thing
said about you in your life? Net that
le could really and truly have meant
It," I added disconsolately.
There was a little silence then.
"Well. I'll be off," Mark said stiffly.
"Geid night."
"Ob, geed night." I answered, though
hire was a nameless fear in my heart
et tomorrow should be a repetition of j
tbere ether daj- dur.ug which I had
uuited and vu'clu 1 for him In vain , I
that the Usco and htppincss of this
light had be-Mi iv .-uen tv last; that
a voi-ec dlsillusdeumint awaited roe!
and In unreasoning fear I caught his
arm as he turned nwaj. I
"Yeu meant it when you caid jeu, PETEY Thf Hptirtlpii Orrtnnnr-
loved me, didn't you?" I asked in rEil&l I lie IJCaruCbb lUipper
diamed desperation, "leu went etayl
away tomorrow and leave me wondering I
hat I have done te make you angry?,
leu won't be horrid any mere?"
Mark came back. He put his arms
round roe. but quite gently this time,
and, bending, kissed rae once a long
kisj. I
I shall love yen all my life There'll I
never be another woman I shall leve
as I love juu," he said.
The young lady across the way
says she does a great deal of se
rious reading, but ehf deet, lite t'
read s pe'li nunreu.- iurk of,'a
(lunully.
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Mtr-Iien. Slit had fearched eenwtiere
for m" ivlien t e came In from hfr
Mt aeiu tlie indds. and had quite
made i.p her mind thnf wrac one bad
entered the heuhe during l.er absence
and carried me away In main force. '
"Oh, Mis? Sally! Where have you,
been?" she asked, almost .n tears.
I laughed: I was se happy I did net ,
care what she said or thought
Tte been outdoors with Mr. An An
deisen." She thre up her bauds in diMuay.
1 moment; then he! "Wuh Mi. Andrisen! At this time,
hat he had llung down ,)f n'Klt: Oh. vhnr weu d .our lueihc.1
, . ... I 1VI. ., .illl ll, Ct'"
. . . 1 5il ,1 llllL ut ,t ''
aid abruptly. , hi, ,i,,a,i mnttpr ihnt sIil nTB: ' 1
.answered. "And It'n i)jltv nl' ilcht,
anyway, because were c ngug' d te be
! iniinlcd." . . I
Mis. A'berrj tat down heavily in tin '
neaiest chair. Her pluiup f.H'O vi.s
crimson M'.th tUetrtnA. SJbc biyXt out 1
agitatedl :
"Knsaged te be man led! A child
!ike jeu. Miss Sail ! Oh, tUnt will
your metlur saj? She'll neer fersivc
inc for nut halne looked after jeu bet-
fellow L 11 '' J1'!"' bPK"'S "-e l"r! And Mi. rnrk. without .1 penny
!A In the ,wi1,('fe,rmI kPe.w ll l Vl,s te hli name! OI. dear, eh deai !" and
Moush ,t, 1!.. "'.'V iilfht, running ahr broke Inte noisy weeping.
I lefil'1-.l at her angrily. Tlicie did
nut teem te me te be anything te cry
about
"What doth money matter.' ' I asked.
"M sters wil both marry dukes e.'
raMlieualre or something! And that
will mere than make up for anytn.ng
r ivrnv An. Oh. for eoednessA' sake.
u.et ! step crying! I thought jeu liked Mr.
i,i .u" -:"' "" ""' " Am ersen l tlieuKlil you u no inuseu.
I'db.aettr L !,' rStrl ,",e av,a7 She sobbed out that he did liLe
im. " 0,ni beuse hefere I overtook 1 ..,.' 'V,t that the knew be was net
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Usetmed i- .,.-."'"" V,c,"ui. l""v
Jt me hurt . Ti l Ule 0-'ur,'i ""w
k 7.u.H'Ik tu him. were nushine me
ril. "!!,n6 n'e f'f'er hi,,,, becc.nc me
id iktri .. r.V ' "PiJiiilnB my ankles
Jinan.; "" "" (-'cl" lliud. -.ailing
"ark! Oh, Mark, comeback'."
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CHAPTKR XIX
FuLsu Premises
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The Finish At-- ere- this d
OLD CHAIR AMD I'M
GOMG- TO fmnt rr!
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hi.vv? "
r'tuicflw ...,.i..t ' ...
le bu, 1 . , "" Ier me:"
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te difgtlBt, I
And then.
burst into
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wan iu
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'Silf.Mi V'01' sapped dead.
1 1. IL a"(l the nett miii,ii.ii 1
r" nrraii ""
i',2.vm I..K- n,
'win J,,,I ,J"'" ' L''""'
"Aiifi .1 luJ,y wn,-t me.
Whit. ..,ma"
f,oek mj head.
'H ih-s;',m..!!'J"y uf:t!!
- -...B iu muiiy liy Blrllfr,
Champien, hi's
1 me te man j.
I telt a wave of appiehensien Lionel
Clminplen had nid senrthln; Ilk" tbut,
(bat Marl: wus net the te t t man
I eusht t.i see a great deal of What
did they both mean?
1 wan tee proud te !'
I I'h U up mj MOullj runt
'Well, I'm Ki-ing te Iml, I -aid.
"Geed night, and. for Suedrie-s fuk'
de ihct'r up. thtie'.s u dear I I'm aeing
te be married, net buried!"
Tltit she sobbed en, and at last I
wrnt Impatiently uwny uud left her
i there,
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