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rci-erd, tht myaterietu paiienatr drawn
i..A. ,trn contract, wheraby thi
??H.,?l"Jmn,,:r", .t0 Pawn hlmlf
body and aeu! into Ilia aenrlce. Gilbert
i-arrrun la the alrnatnr of th e'dr
me -upon the written bend a name
known widely aa the lead of Ametlca'a
wralthltat chain of aambllnr heuaea
the yeunier man writes hla alanature
with natle InMalbla Ink, requiring the
action of the aalt ata water te brine; out
the slmpln name Jehn Bruce. In the
aambllnr heuee which llruee "vialts" .
a arcret 'napecter. he playa till he la
broke, and ihreuih tne manatement la
Rln a chance te pawn aeme aluab'ea
The pawnbroker la a marveleualy beau
tiful sir). Tralllnar her taxleab. he set
Inte a brawl wltn come excited ferelan
era, but finds sanctuaty Juat aa he keel
err at the feet of the girl In the tHXl
cab She calla In Dr. Crane, a brilliant
pnnlclsn. but a drug addict, wne 11 in
1 lee with her. S'le repute hla ad
Nance, but te aae Bruce' life nareca
te mrrv Cranit. Venlza, who haa adopted
her, and Hawkins, her fUrr', Wl) "'
net set redeemed hlimelf of drink, are
astenlahed. Cranit bring In two tea
men 10 open the site in which Uaire
had pat Hruce'a money
AU HEBK IT CONTIXKK"
JOHN llKL'CE lay pwlecily still. He
heard a footstep come quickly nieuntl
the DL'ieen: lie sensed the piem:" of
fcemc one benillnc ever him; then tin
recrlnjr were ptillctl down and his arm
wns bared lie steeled himself agnlnH
the InHlnftlvc itnpuNc te wince at tin
sharp prirk of the needle which lie knew
uns cemlns and felt Instead a cold
and curiously merciless rage fcweep ever
Inm as the act as pctfennwl. Chen
tlin foetnten retreated and Jehn Bruce
.Viletlv twihted hi" head T ateund en the'
pillow, teacneu out nis arni. urn.
tinners drew the silk panel of the screen
-tightly away from the edge of the
framework again. ,
He could see the safe they had re
ferred te new. It was ever at the far
fide of the room again-t the wail, una
the thtee men were standing In trent
et it. Presently it was opened, the
man railed Dec knelt down in fient of
It and began te evamine its contents.
He swung aietind te his companions
after a moment with n large pile of
knt.nn.na i,i linmls. Frem this nlle
-... - , .1 t mil n 1 .
he counted out and banded a small per-,
tien te each of the ether two men-
and coolly stuffed the bulk of the money
into his own pockets.
The srene went blurry then for a
moment before .Tehn l.rucc'n ee. and
he lifted hi- free hand and biuMied it
across his forehead. He wa sn beastly
weak, anyhow, and tns internal ueyc
w.is getting in its work tee last! He
fought with all his mental ctrengtli
against the impul" te relax and close
M eves. What was it they were doing
new? 11 looked like some foolish mas
querade. The two companions of the
man with tbe sinincr. pasty face were
tjir.g handkerchiefs ever their faces and
drawing revolver! from their peckets:
and then the big man began te close the
deer of the safe.
The Dec's voice came sharply:
"Loek out veu don't lock it. you
feel!" , , , ..
Once mere Jehn Bruce brush) u nl
hand across his cyr. Hie- brain must
be plaving him tricks again. A din
Infernal rose suddenly in the reum.
While th" big nan lounged "oncha "encha
lanllv against the safe, the ether two
were scuffling all ever the fleer and
threw In; ihairs about. And then from
-emewhere upstair" en the fleer thrc
tee. Jehn Bruce thought lie caught the
sound of hurrid movements.
Then for an instant the seuthing 111
the room ceaid. rnd the pasty-faced
man's voice came in a peremptory whis
per: , . .
"The minute any one shows at tne
ticnr .m swing that s-afc open as though
veu'd ben working at it all thu time.
Birdie, and prefnd te sheve cyeiylhing
in sight into your pockets. Ami you,
,!e eu've get me corner-d und cev-
rpil lipre ee' And you nom me
doorway with your gun tee; and then
10th of you bncls away anu innKe your
.,. Mr tKvAitvti thr, window.
The ' scuffling began ngain. Jehn
Brute watched the scene, a sense of
drewsiness and apathv creeping upon
him. He tried te reuse himself. He
ought te de s-emethlng. lhat vicious
faced little creek who had haunted h m
.u.ik unu'fVnme visitations, and wne
at this precise moment had the bulk of
the money from the sate in nis own
pockets, was in tne acu 01 premina
somewhat crude, but probably none the -less
tjffcetlve, alibi, nnd
Jehn Bruce heard .1 deer flung open,
aud then a sudden, startled cry. first In
a woman's and then in n man s voice
But he could net see any deer from the
position in which he Iny.
He turned ever with a great effort,
facing the ether way, and reached out
with bis finjers for the panel of the
screen that overlapped the head of the
ret. And then Jehn Bruce lay motion
less, the bleed pounding fiercely at his
temples. , ...
He was conscious that n tall, white
haired roan In scanty attire was there,
because the. doorway framed two
fiurcs. but he saw only
( 'faK(.r pitifully white, enl
form of a girl whose great
but he saw only a Denuium
tne sum
brown eses
were verv wide wun iear. anu wne ncm
her dressing gown tightly clutched
around her threat. It was the girl of
the traveling pawn-shop, it was the
girl of his dreams in the shaft of sun
light, it was the girl he had followed
here only only the picture seemed te
be fading away. It was very strange !
It was most curious! She always
seenvd te leave that way. This was
Larroen new Instead, wasn t it? Lar-
1 men ""d a jack-knife
and a quill toothpick
'and
CHAPTER VII
The Girl of the Traveling Pawn -Shep
Jehn Bruce abstractedly twirled the
, tassel of the old and faded dressing
gown which he were, the temporary
possession of which he owed te Paul
1 Venlza, his host. Frem the chair in
'which he sat his eyes ventured stolen.
glances at the nape of a dainty neck, '
nnd nt a great celled mass of silken
brown hair that shone like burnished
'.copper in the afternoon sunlight, as
I Claire VenUn, her back turned toward
' hlm. busied herself about the, room. He 1
1 could walk new acreis the fleer and
a great deal further, he was sure. If
they would only let him. He had net
pressed that point; It might be taking
un unfair advantage of nn already I
ever-generqus hospitality, but he was!
net at all anxious te speed his depar
ture from well, from where he was nt
I that precise moment.
And new as he looked at Claire
Venlza, his thoughts went back te the
night ne haa stepped, at 01a tiawuins
invitation, into the traveling pawn
shop. That was net ae very long age
two weeks et grave illness, and then
It seemed te span a great and almost '
limitless stretch of time, and te mark I
a new and entirely different era In his
life; an era that, perplexed and troubled '
and intrigued him with conditions and I
surrounding and disturbing element '
Iheufhi perhaps be would have (old ou.
Dr. Crani"
thai he did net comprehend but at the
name time made the bleed In his vein
e (011r.se with wild abandon and the
future te held out glad and beckoning
hands,
He loved, with a area!, overwhelm
inc. masterful love, the girl who atoed
there just across the room all uncon
scious of the worship that he knew wbh
in his eyes, and which he neither tiled
nor wished te curb. Of his own love
he was sure. He had loved her from
the moment he had first teen her, and
in his heart he knew he held fate kind
te have given liiin the wound that In
its turn had brought lhc week of con
valescence just past! And yet and
yet Here dismay came, and his
brain seemed te stumble. Sometimes
he dared te hope; Minictiines he was
plunged into the depths of misery aud
despair. Little things, a touch of the
hand as she had nursed htm that had
cmed like some Ged-gUen tender
1 nirs.s. v nih'ii iviipm sua miiii ri nuviir
caress, n glance when she hud thought
lie cau net seen and which he had al
lowed hN heart te interpret te Its ad
vantage with perhaps no eflicr justi
fication than Its own yearning and de
sire, had buoyed him up; and then, at
times, a strange, almost bitter- aloof
ness, it seemed. In her attitude toward
hlm and this hadehccked, had always
checked the words that were ever en his
lips.
A faint flush djed his cheeks. Hut
even se, and for all his boasted love,
did he net in his own soul wrong her
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nies; The questions would come.
was the meaning of the strange
environment in which she lived? Why
should she hae driven te it gambling
hell late at night, and quite as though
It were the nual thing, te transact
business alone in thnt car with Ged !
His hands clenched fiercely. He re
membered that night, and hew the
same thought had come then, mocking
him, jeering him. making sport of him.
He was a cad. n pitiful, vile-minded
cad! Thank Ged that he was nt least
still man enough te be ashamed of his
own .thoughts, een if they came in
spite of him !
Perhaps It was the stiaDge. unusual
character that surrounded her. that
came and went in this curious place
here, that festered such theughts: pcr
hnps he was net strong enough et te
grapple with all these confusing things.
He smiled a little grimly. The robbery
of the safe, for instance and that tep
tile whom lie new knew te be his own
attending physician. Dr. Crang! He
had said nothing about his knowledge
of the robbery yet. As nearly as he
could judge it hnd occurred two or
three das prier te the time when ills
actual convalescence had set In, and
as a material .witness te the crime he
was net at all sure that iri law his tes-
timeny would be of much value. They'
must certainly nave found mm In nn
unconscious state immediately after
ward and Dr. Crnng would as indu
bitably attark his testimony us Being
nothing mere than the hallucination of
a sick brain.
The lil'l: of the devil had been with
Crang! Why had he, Jehn Uruce, gene
, uniting ; u in e njc,
i" ii-.,..i...,i.M.i umi.u, .. , l mr
jiuh uuu urvn I'iuwvu uut nn urruilKu
and tne einer two nan maue tneir taue
escnpe, crnng wiiuiu nuve ecen icit in
the room with Claire and Paul Venlza
with the money in his pockets! He
would "have hnd Dr. Crnng cold then !
It was quite different new. He was
Lrnng would nave been left In
net quite sure what he meant te de
PXf.Cpt that he fully proposed te have 11
reckoning witn ur. urang. juut tnat
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Ceptriant, IBtl.'lu rublh
I I am felng (e marry
reckoning, something, he could net
quite define what, had prompted him te
postpone until he had become physically
a. little stronger!
And then there was another curious
thing about it all. which tee had in
fluenced him In keeping silent. Haw
kins. Paul Venlza. Claire and Dr. Crang
had each, severally and collectively, been I
here in this room many times since Hicl
robbery, and net enee in 111s presence
had the affair ever been mentioned!
And eh, what did it mntter! He
shrugged his shoulders ns though te rid
himself of some depressing physical
weight. What did anything matter en
this wonderful sunlit afternoon save
Claiie there in her white, cool dress,
that seemed somehow te typify her own
glorious youth and freshness.
Hew dainty and sweet und alluring
site looked ! His eyes wcre no longer
contented with stolen glances; Iney nelti
new masterfully, defiant of any self
restraint, upon the slim figure that was
all grace from the trim little ankles te
the poise of the shapely head. lie felt
the bleed quicken his pulse. Stronger
than he nad ever known It berere.
i-tiainins te burst all barrier, demand
ing expression u a tight that would
net be denied, his love roe dominant
within him, and
The tnsel lie had been twirling
dropped from his hand. She nad tumul
suddenlv ; and across the room her eyes
met his. calm, deep and unperturbed nt
first, hut wide the next instant with a
Mauled slivness, and the colorsttccp celorsttccp colersttccp
tng upwntd from her tlirent crimsoned
her face, and in confusion she turned
uway her head
Jehn Bruce was en his feet. He
stumbled n little as he took a step ' let
waid. His heart was pounding, fling
ing n red tide into thp pallor of his
cheeks thnt Illness had claimed as one
of Ur tells.
"I I did net mean te tell you like
that." he said husUilv. "But 1 nave
wanted te tell jeu for se long. Jt
si-cms ns though I have always wanted
te tell ou. nalrc I love ou.
She did net answer.
He was beside her new euly her
head waB leweied and averted and lie
could net leek into her face. Her. fin
gers wcre plucking tremulously et n
fold of her dtcss. He caught her hand
hrttwitrm hnlh lits nun.
"Claire Clalte, I love you!" he,
whispered.
She disengaged her hnml gently; and.
still refusing te let hlm sec her face,
shook her head slowly,
"T I " Her eice was very
low. "Oh, don't you knew?" 1
"f knew T love you," he answered I
passionately. "1 Knew that nothing!
de but that matteis."
Again he shook her bend.
I thought perhaps he would have
told jmi.
Crang."
I 1 am going te marry ur. '
Jehn Timer, stenrcd back invelun
tarily: and for n moment incredulit;
nnd hclplcis nniacment held sway in
ills expression then his lips tightened
in n hurt, half nngiv w.iv.
"Is that fair te me. Claire te give
me an answer like that?" he said in 11
low tone, "f knew it isn't true, of
course; It couldn't be but but It isn't
much of n joke either, is It?" '
"It is true." she Mild monotonously.
He lenn.vl suddenly forward, and
1 (njjn
,. 1
her face between Ills hands, made
her 1 ft l.er IiebiI nnd leek nt him. Th
brawn eyes were swimming with tears.
The red swept her face in a great wave,
and, receding, left it deathly palf and 1
in a frenzy of confusion she wrenched
herself free from him and retreated n
step.
"My Ged!" said Jehn Bruce hearse-
.r
WkMVry
lag t
"Frem New On," ale.
I.ttetr Cemtanv
f
It. "Ten and Dr. Crane 1 T don't un
derstand ! It is monstrous t Yeu can't
love .that " He checked himself,
hltlni hi Una. "Teti can't love Dr.
Crang, It Is Impossible! Yeu dare
net atand there and tell me that you
de, Anawcr me, Claire answer mei"
She aeemed te have, regained her seir seir seir
contrel nr nrrbiD if was the one de
fense she. knew. The little figure was
drawn up, her head held back.'
"Yeu have no right te aik me that,
she said steadily. -
Te be continued tomorrow
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CITY'S "MUSIC WEEK"
Meeting Will Held Tomorrow at
Chamber of Commerce
Plan for Philadelphia's first "Music
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ernoon et the Chamber of Commerce,
Twelfth find Walnut streets, nftcr the
completion of the permanent organiza
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The, Idea will be presented for consid
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Officers nominated for the Music
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vice presidents, Mrs. J, S, W. Holten
Mrs. Edwin I). Garrigue.s, Colonel Jehn
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