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The Vengeance of
tienry Jarreman
By ROY VICKERS
Must
the
Weman
Always
Pay?
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of lightning. Tlie tragedy of the might
iinve been I
1'evtVM'Ielit! And he hnil Irnrneil by
for tdn I wnnt te go straight en te
dinner. We've Inld the tnble nntl there.
,iriv Belnc te be emelettes. Thnt nice
lienrt nil tlmt Hie )1("!i could tench him. i wjrvnnt rnytt I.ady Deueesier hIiewcJ
t . . . . . I ..... I f I I A I. Jl -. . ...
U r an affectionate snort nnd
her a plate of evH-ioeiung
a woman who had known both I fnnhieii.
ma as babies turned p. A i t "Well.
.1 Mm. .Tnrratt she said "vc Kv'
nn hour or mere she Mumbled nnd prep
ed for Kelf-extirosMen. Nndlit llnleneil
in Kilence until the uneven Hew of M'lf M'lf
revelatien spent itself In characteristic
'IMd
"flul a Mra. Jarratt she paid
Ntd te viait you when you were n
in uai neme you wvru miu
if0rt I remember 'cr!" cxclnimcd
itf,,wn,2 man inuucuni i"iv i'....j -
WpHiM of her benefactress.
festm, that's airs, jarratt." neuueu
"She meant well. She knew
;t Penelope Jarreman nnd she
Iv'afraid I'd been imposed en. Hut
an evening when Wilfrid wns
aa. and he saw by my race, l sup-
that I had known before, nnd
wed gene he h
can't keep jarin' all day. Must
en you the eaiinriie, l mum.
Hen comes erf '1m shift at four, an' 1 m
going daliu tcr the pas works te meet
him. See ycr tonight, if you ain't 'ml
the sense te 'op it fer yer own sake.
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VMl' . nut nt it.n nn 1 1,1 Of. Vnillll I " llfrPll
snt en, thinking.
Hew dltliciilt everything was! l'rem ,
Xcll she had learned of .larreman's vi"it
te Deuccsler Heuse. She had nlwnys
fmnglned that the moment news of his
return was brought te her she would lly .
te him ami tell him everything, thank
hint for his kindiieis, nvert his hes- i
tillty from l.ndy Detiecster, and go ,
away with Wllfreil, leaving Nell in tin-
sne was
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Wadli
grudged possession. And new
ent erf the deep end," suggested i nlene in .Nells lieu-e. .Mr. Jarremiin
helpfullv. "Se veu slung yer had come tee late te save her from the
Wet niade yer come 'ere?" misery that hud driven her here. She
"cY M T n..iv.f h liern. nnil 1 t wondered wretehedlv would sue. as
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aht reu wouldn't mind." answered , sue hail prophesied, nnd .Mr. .inrremaii
dim simDlv. "I've no money unless determined te make public that old af-
',V,$I., earn it. This place is all I can ' fair of the Camden fortune which atlia
Tt2et coming back, of course, when the Ueucester had scorned se sure of Mr.
inrremnn s vindicuveness, nuneugu in
Nadia's bruised heart he xtoed always
for kindness nnd an instinctive sym
pathy thnt healed.
A knock fell en the deer.
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it!
in Crescent street is really
frMn!"
NU swung her worn
.-nlt'Af .linn nti
.'lait aKtremn nli-r of licr feet.
4rV;i'' Wlir rtepj vor of nun come ill?"
Qiiikm jifcenipted.
SiT'i'"Bf BOW he knows why I kept silent.
PSft'. " wanted te be out of the way
I'iir J;-.l . II. tl. n.l .an.lnll ... I... ..l'.l,.
tyfj. te tall him 'l'd get work when I meet
fcf.K "And when'll thnt he?"
Nell's feet swung reflectively.
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f' .' 'Hr. 1 npnrlv mmle thr. hi lire'.f
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V V ." v ulu ...u up ktiv.c umi t .
r.-i,; Htiuw in ray unit'. iur kiiuw wui
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Nadin nnd Wilfred Reunited
An hour later Henry Jarreman drop
ped into the armchair in his own study.
His body was tired, for the weakness
of his recent illness ttlll clung te him.
but his mind wns clear as it had never
been before.
He glanced in the direction of the
drawing room : for n second it seemed
te him thnt he could see through flit
intervening walls, and It seemed te him
:ilse that lie was content with what he
saw.
'1 hey were both there ilfred nnd
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;.. M. Blftl Weil. 1 COCKCU me C3-e ni ll Xm n. It Iiml net hrn ensv tn ni.in
.'M-itmi.pmt leastways, 'e weren't far off. j nge. this meeting. Fer se long Nndla
sVS'MMt.It .wasn't 'is fnult 'e wasn't born been reluetnut te leave Nell's cot-
h ftA MvIm' linn thn n)ittnf .... nr.f.ntlflf rtf rb... ..tt. .-"1 !..u. . . .1.. .l.
w p.u .... ... v..,u i... ..V.VWU... w. i jjillM, MICK lO ll'T JUU I1UW llllll Mil'
ua. Net that I thought nbeut 'im like bad obtained it she dreaded a fresh
X d about Hen, mind yer, hut e was pretense, of wealth, of whatever nature.
One by tine Jarreman had disposed of
her difficulties. She had, in her own
right, thirty thousand pounds, which
would be refunded te her whatever she
might ay : she would be cheesing nn
ill paid slavery te the congenial and
far mere important work of helping
her husband's career if she Muck te her
factory : she had declared herself happy
in having a father again, nnd there
fore she could net refuse te accept hir
hespltalltv until the currents of her
life flewel steadily again.
While she had written a farewell note
te Nell. Jarreman had gene out, en
pretext of finding a raxi. but in reality
te telephone Stranack te await them
at the Hat.
And new they were in the drawing
room. Wilfred wa probably kissing
her. Geed luck te Wilfred!
.Tarreman's hand shaded his eyes, and
Ills strong features twisted for a mo
ment. Jaireman's Future
Twenty years stolen from an active
life! Leve at last, still born in a flash
ter
m.
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tent, and Hen well, ycr've seen Hen,
art cher? Hut I seen f.iliml nht as
Ben's my sort nnd the ether bloke
weren't. Wasn't 'is fault. Hlnme it
aa'ter me. if yer like, but there it is.
Atfi leek 'ere. There wns a bloke come
te sec Hen yc-terday. Knew wet 'e
as? Sez 'e comes from me dud and sen
Vi going te set Hen up in the 'ard
ware In the 01' Kent read with as much
Stock as 'c can cram into the place.
ftBd a year's rent plde."
' "Splendid!" said Nadia. laying her
Blender hand en Nell's. "You'll help
him in shop, won't you. Nell?"
"Dessay I shall, but that ain't wet
I'm talking about." said Nell, gripping
tha hand. "It comes te this 'ere. Yeu
an' yore of man wouldn't give a thank
jtt for that there little business vet'
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") iVIUi kU UG UUI3. .Ill & .. UUIUII L 1.1.1.
tf''J'yer,a thank er. neither, for that Mere
k. Rawson 'nngin' nreund and wntehiu'
yet while yer eatin yer dinner. L sed
ter fair give me the creeps 'e did. And
k , uiey re an iue im, sue uaucu wun
iM rofeund conviction.
Kvf " l?aU wns 1 a confiding mood. Fer
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He had hated and levrd and differed
And new had come this last glittering
cem of knewled'je that he could Mis- i
tain the less of Nadla in her physical
person ami knew tlmt he hnd lest noth
ing. He could never have held her soul
in his arms save in the sense tnut iie
he'd It new nnd would held it nlwnys.
Forty-eight and freed front the dom
ination of the lleh, freed from the
slavery of financial necessity ! Could so
ciety find him no work for which It
would pnv him In human hnpplness?
Yeung men, he had observed, took
notice of him and listened te what he
hnd te sny. They knew he knew neth- '
ing of their games, hut they knew, per- j
imps instinctively, thnt he knew some.
tiling of the greater game behind it.
te betln with. Tlmt fc low
( nrrendale. He was undoubtedly go-J
Mig ie he u force In the state. He and I
the crowd of energetic youngsters; lie j
wns recruiting. They could meet at
Detuester Heuse. ...
Tlmt, of course, was the solution of
(he Heucester Heuse preb'em. He would
live in it himself nnd keep it up de- ,
cently en his twenty odd thousand a !
year. It could be the informal ren- !
i'czveus, the private club of the New
Tarty. I
lie filled hl lungs with the breath
of his new youth.
Outside in the corridor N.tdia's voice
Wilfred's laugh.
They must be persuaded te keep the '
house in Orescent street. In their soft
cued mood they would net refuse him
flint one gift, surely.
The deer opened. Nndla wns smll- '
Ing at htm.
"Yeu nnd I didn't have any lunch,"
.he said. "I'm se hungry I can't wait
her hew te make them. Coming?"
'Coming, said .Inrremnn.
THK END
Ceryrlslit, Jliia Iv the Chlenpn Tribune
I Lady Aater Declines "Dry" Debate
New Yerk, May 111; Lady Aster, In
In telephone conversation last night with
the New Yerk Timcii from her home in
Virginia, said she would drcline n
' cliallenxe from Miss Elizabeth Slarbury,
national Democratic chairman of the
'women of the Stnte of New Yerk, te a
j public debate en prohibition.
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Following close upon this record, a new high
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Monday, May 1, when mere new cars were put
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Coupe 2750
Demi-Coupe . . 2100
Brougham .... 2750
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