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THE BREAKING POINT
By Mary Roberts Rinslhart
vther of "Dangerous Dana," "li," "The .Imatlng Inter lude," ami nifiiiy ether sMklnu and successful novels.
Copyright, J9H. by Czorye II. Veran Ce
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Allies no IN TICK stekv tin man vvlin v.h iii wns net .Iml'e i morn weed for his tire. Tlien, with n
VII. T) Win Z,M7.f7STO.VK. chief tiniflcln'i Cirl. He lll oil the linilk lit lloell liKlltn flfjar. ntlil ltll 111 Imeti BtPIHll-
J?.itttn',?!!'-nn r?1 ISrffiTj-JdiiK fnwl the Munitien s.lm..el,. while Ii.r en the lirnr.li. he tnt In front of
their bctmrd nephew tetth Ills her-n, heblilnl, crni'il with cre- the hlne ntul foil into deep tiiil .
Mci, if, iUHr, beleitd li eierubedu in tenip little feruiinl iilini In mi liplnml lie uiir luliili! in eul intlWiC -lien
nn lih'K urivnsTOS'F l aeir mnn meadow. Illtliu VU k LMiiKstein v he (1niill vtictiheil out en the h.iru
eru there M a did. na.1 uln H determined f'ltirk. nr In. uiim llie iinl.iiiiuti iO liimriN of the liiVrr Intnl.. 11 lllle In
ZZ 1ZJ" ?e erdrr'VZu'Je thV'aai nisleiiiil vWter nt the l.iv i.uM;.... MpjiI mii.iII turn ; IM.M.S iiniiririHl In the
lie m lull nt .iniiiu unit it l.nuKli Uutkina IIhiikIi If In-, u t.n. ( In L. unit If lli:il enenlni?u ill the iiiil.tn tool, te HO Km -
'.'.", "I1.1"". ,"'?''? ''l"! ".'lr',"'i'?.r,""d rmilil he nrove.l Ihoie wen two i mirr- letted by llflle bodies tint nincd ran
lirrAliHH H Hl'f 1.1 h. a uholeiems iirl upon te l!l-'ll I le (enlil ileti.nllin
IIM "'?! .',l,f:i'K.,'"'5rTt. line. te ' the m.llie.ltip nn.l th.l Mi....--
veam rWeie, tin ntml ve in a rnrimix tin 015 Inn if I IK t.irrii, il IP
'uiu. lie, huibnnd, I u,a. had been ,he ,.,, pt thin. ill'I Prem II le-
tn it, nth ei n ucuerallv be in ed. hi u t . ; . ,, ... ' ,
'rtnln Ivd rinrK, n t let, ioune mat at'.vet ( -Montil Mnililpemt the lirt tolllee it
fei. il. ( lak hnd ilitnvvearei fnincdtatetu, trnctpil hllll . ns II lllllll he lupin te
W ,t u btll-ied he teri.hed In a bit ,,, ,.hp , (,t f,.N, ,, ,, ,,,,
Flit l nnKCIOR . Hmrlu brelliiir anil :i neu llrlil mi .Ttldsen flnrk tin liml
manager, uhesa reeearehei line him p ,ee l,nn,nnph npulir. thrir WPrp teinphltlni; li own fell.i . mid (IPtnnilflitlC
LOl ! imwFTT n .pdpf rimm. ulm iieti In the tow i who tell about (n of hlmpl( nlnne-t tlrre ely w hnt he nvl
T j 'j ."("'f '",''",' .,nJr!i ,t,,!"fJ?M.i..y,"l Iiir te Mie him iieim hliiiM-lf. lleli.nl expected te pet out of all this etTeit
. jpiiiff iiir, cpiiorens. Ile hiiil Impii "n ceed kid. hnel romp here. ilkliiH hud oeine, for
Ml!. l Mltl.'n llbhtLh, tuvital mcr
tail nnre if.
VUltl. AI!I. a t eh ieu' ultej se
finiish out into tin open. Hi' reiierd
onto mid ppprid m or the idpe of tin
hunk. SiNrnil Held mho. wen busking
in front of tin diiip embers of tin
tire, mid two weie fitting ii his lioet-.
He prlnned nt thpin mid lav b'iek npnln.
but hn found litmelf fulh nw.ike and
ier unoenifortnble, Helm there, con-
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Announcing
the Opcninp of Our New Showrooms,
235 Market St., Oct. 2. Exhibiting a com
plete line of Electric Lighting Fixtures and
Household Electric Appliances.
SO SALE
On all our display fiiturcs nt our prstent loca
tion, 23 N. 10th St. Second Fleer, also at our
new addreit en theie date ONLY
OCTOBER 2. 3. 4
Adelphia Sales Ce.
235 Market Street, Phila.
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FIRE'S
Constant Raids Demand the Attention of Every Thinking Man
FOR NEW APPROVED SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
CONSULT
SPRINKLER EQUIPMENT CORPORATION
Cntractnrt and Ertfineera
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS, POWER PIPING, HEATING
:523!Mi Market st. pam wn swa
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The same size as leaves i
i being sold elsewhere for ':
12c and He.
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In all our Stores
until llhrrit mid iiionex iret held of one, and there hurt been ethers. Ami
him. Tin re li id been nmrp thin mn hml found nothing, nnd had pone awm.
mini In the slit riff's pessL ln, hndii I Ami new he was there, the end of Un
wanted te tin! him. pieiisinn, te leek for (led knew
He was tempted te turn baek. I he what,
mountains .iirreiinded him. somber mid lie pulled his raineeat un around
iiin.iestlenllr still. The made him foil his fheulders. and lti bni'k ftlffl..
intiniteh Miiall and ratlirr linp rtlnent. i liien-lie was net an imnginntUe man
seen after the rumble of the car as ns tnengli lie inn ieiiip te peneuiue in- "'.,?"",",," "'"l '" , lt . ,
t eft the cnr.ice It steniM'd at the eerct tin. neer Jielded. M "an "K "i iinn. iniiiirn rjrs, .ehuu.v nmui
deer, and I.eslie e imc In
eiallv ifir( iiethr ui'hcs him te marrv
bii-abcth. ultlt ulwrn lie 15 i uttcn.
TIIK telopbeni rang and Leslie an
swered it He did net come baek:
the., heard the beuse deer close ami
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fmm "iii 1 n 1 11 1 1.. 111 j. ins
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It's the Rlewinp narmtli that Rtvcs
uch quid; relief from a rub with
BAUME BENGUfi
(ANALCtSIQUE )
It acts like the torch of a magic hand
Atan. Drugstore--Keep a tubehandy
Thoi. Le:mlnK 4x. Ce.. N. Anier. Agent,
"I'm serr." he 'aid, "but I guess
Kllrabcth will lime te go home. You'd
better tome along, Nina."
' Wlia t Is it V 1" Mimebeil siek?"
1 li'nbi'th givped.
Mini's been in an automobile neei
d ill Stenil,. new, i'lbiibelh! He's
liui t but he'H going te be all right."
The hn ler linup v lien tliej pet
rheri was bnghtl. lighted. Aiinie w.is
iing in the hall, and 111 tin living
-00m Mrs. Sajre steed alone, i strange
figure in a giudy dre-s, but with ber
faen -trenc and calm.
' They ve gene te the hospital in my he 1.111st ie nor
eir she s.iid. "They'll be there new it win kmihe te
anv minute, nnd Mr. Ogb'therpe will
telephone at once ei are le wait be
fore starting in."
The all knew what that meant. Tt
might be tee late te start in. Nina
iii. ..a. tn e.h .i nii. inii.m ttint the., lng him.
win hostile. Without melng he began te rnke
After nn hour or f-e he diteimlned le the 1 abin with his ijes, wall te wall,
g .11 Itt tliein threw him e. 1 ' r,ern,;r " joiner. Ui turned, can-
i.tgi if tlie s deterinliicd He get t eul. and g lanced at the deer into
up. grim. in., .mil leading the i the lean-te. It gaped, rnirrneiis aiid
hoi.- 11 leiilder. (lliiibdl piiiufulh empn. but the veiim of n lng wnfehed
into tin Middle Te 1 phew lis di n-- ljei-l-lrfi. 11111I when he looked nt the
sun he ihlr.f-Ml the liei-e: "0'T "T "" mi' e 11 111 insnppeareu
l II in; .iiill'P'-ii un iii'i' 1 . . , , ,.
!' would .) .iM.r 1.11 both -f " , "" begin gridiinll' te fee mere
If wu were tw. l.'et narrow, r In the elearl as his ,,p grew neuistenipil le
(ean. eld iIpt.' In. said v ", r"" '". "" "- '.'""'"
Niui-tl pips- hi Hindi geml 'line '' ' ."iii eiiiini wir un- Hirer-
U i! o'eleeU he knew that he m'i-t tien of the 1111 into. IV n n iiienaep
li il einde tl it odd niile
was ering hysterically, but Elizabeth fellow lng. And the tnir giew morons-
en Id net cry Inely bad I'er the latt mile or two
the btoed drv-eyeel bv the teIpbene th here took its own war.
listening te Mrs. S'ayre'snd Leille, but I Tt waielered em. through fords and
hnrdlj hearing them. Ther bad get out of them, under the low-growing
Hick Llwngstone and he had goue en I brain lie of crub pine. bruMiing In
in Mr- Sajre was afraid it had b'en1 In uled pgs . against rocks. He h id lj
one of Willie's cars. She had b'gged I fmiteli decided tint he had mi"sed the
Willie te tell .Tim te be careful in It 'cabin when the horse turned off the
tr.nl .in 1 he aw it
It was built of leugh legs, tbe ihink
en e close I with 111111I which hnd talbn
aw i '1 lie deer steed open, mil his
entrance into its d irkncs a followed
In thp win lng "f iniini Il'tlP tee'
nnd ilu In found hiiiiself i ensidering it. Tt was
tL.- cabin Msl ll",, nreKPii. w inuewipss i.asi wan, op
b- bitterlv cob. tilt pesitP the bunk
night uiuir the new fields, .anil tun , "'' '" 1 ini; i-.-nini no
!'.,.. . 1 l. ...,j ii, ,'ppii teleralde. He nached for his rewjlrer.
willpi w s ,r 0 1 1 tttlllifl '' ,""1 '"'""K niliekl out of the bunk.
reucb.ilrnwn trail man he had been '"'".'." '".. ""'v i"'". k mu
til icKuess iihe 11 wnl . ane te near a
hast (.lunching of the underbrush that
sounded like some animil in full flight
Te be continued tomorrow
1 1 hid tee much snprd.
The telephene rang and I elie took
t'u reipipr and pusbpd IJIiraliPtli
gen'il .IMde lie llsfpncd for fl
m iineiif
'erN "U he -.lid Then he
hung up and steed -.till before he turned iii-tett un-trappul his rnmceit from
the vaddle with lingers numb wili
cold, nn I flung it te tin greuiul n
uneinehed and n moved the lieny sad
die hobbled his herM .and rnio.ed the
iSridle. and turned him loe'e with a
ship en the flank.
"Fur the love of Mike don't go tar.
old man." he besought bun And
wa. startled b the found of his own
nriniiid
' It isn 1 tr geed news, he said
I wi-h I could Klizalipth '. '
l.lizabpth had crumpled up 111 a small
heap en the rloei .
All through the long night that foi fei
Viwed, with 1 he inmement of feu
through the hills, with her mether'')
deer dosing and the gh.ir.th silence tint
followed it, with the elawn that came eiee.
through the window., the ehwn that te .5, t,e light of his i indb lantern
Urn meant net a new dn, but a new I , ,)rsl,C( Prc extremel.. peer
life beei,d their ning touch, alliTll( ,. brim lies in the eieuble-beithed
through the nigh' Kllzabeth was aware bunlv Pr(1 (ln allll llsPi0.. the tb.er
of two tigurei that cayie and went. wn . rumbling under his fe.t. and th.
One wa- ick quiet, tender and watch- ri(llf f ,n, ,lin ,n , uen m ami
fnl And one was: of a heay wetinii , nllr,i ,,0 rt mew In the 1 ibin
ii 1 gamh dres-. ber face old am ,0jf k(1I11, ,. r,.,PIth . ned 11
v fnr 1.1 tiie inerning ngiu, who ipikipu , nrRr ,lnf s)nP , , n , r , ir, .
pi ice. with two -I il- te hJi k 11. mil
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October Days Are
Harvest Days in
Easy Cantilevers
Cantilever Shoes lic'p nj te leap
richer iiarest ui lealth uccc-5
nd happi'ie.s bcta'i-e thrv aie "-e
easy en your foci that uu (tin pie
your undiMded atten'iei te weik.
play.stud. 'ecial lift If jeu eulrJ
stpp into the tantilever factor and
sec the niakimj of tl e
Cantilever
Sheey
you wuld reali?'- "vhy this i true.
Frem the fir-t cuttuiKs if 'anti!er
patterns from the whole -k n, te the
packiiiR '' thx finished hee", uery
process 1 dtnie b skillril workrr werkrr workrr
she hae been -piciallv trainer te
make tin- typ of shoe
Canute v.i li i. 111. 1 j
ull Initie r 11 li In 11 il p .
walking, i nt. 'I. fini n is it, t,
exen l i- 'lei 1 1 c-, ilim wire ig
and niipple diil iibh Uj hu '1 '1 bones
of the .inli in jljr. 1 1 . . bne
trim .t ample n .1 1 1 mr Hum or
low lipel
Cautlleveri .one 1 ( ailtiv of
BOOd-loekliic ineilela I I li tirev n
and Erav, for nil oica!en riiie rtr
lllKh lined bout- en'ciiI tn-i one strap
nd tve-sti fump all mail win
the same flexible rfr. b t r ill ilnvtlme
wear, Wlutivtr veni i,isit nr ueit
eU will find a inttlner med. I tint
will pleat. .ou
If ou have nerr tneil 1 m ,e.r-
de se. l'rep li te 1 1 iiullever -turf.
tomorrow and buj t pjir l,et thun
tdd le your jej in MorIein iiiteher
niji If von new vitTr "anilleveif
drop In and hle mimic cf the new
models fur fall anrj winter
Wldth3 AAAA te 1
her wuh gentl" hands,
I 'ie fell nslcp as the light was
brighten ng in the ra-t, with l'n'k
bti'iliig her hands and kneeling en the
fleer beside her bed
It was net until the next dav that
thp knevi. that .Itni bid net been alone
A g'll who was with him had been
pinned under the inr tin had died
mstjiith
Jim h.il we.en his bit In (he pattern
and pa.sp.j en 'the girl w n u. gllgible
-he vM fie had bpn. That was all
IT 11' .Inn t. ihath addH thp li-t ejenienl
'n the impending catastrophe. Jt sent
I'lek Wc-t alenp
I ir "everal dav- ittir lis visit te
the Ihing'teue rineh I 'iilis ITagsett
niade no move te gn t the tabin 11.
wandered around the town made pre-
iii'vumiv acquaintances tml led up in
ireful conversations with -neb elder
r.i jen's as be ieuld pod te tin t lirl.
and Lfingstei'i families 1 if tbe ln'ter
he learned nothing, of the iernier no'
uue'i 'bat be bud nt liiievvn before
One dav he. happened en 1 short
he iw -set man. the -heriff. who hnd le-'
hi .office en th ftrength of Jud t lark's
scipe. and had new reeeverpd it Itat1-
tt had brought seuip wblskv with
linn, and en the premise of 1 drink
I ired Wilkins te his room. Over ln
gla- the sheriff Hiked.
Alt this newspaper -tuff latelv about
Tul CI irk bfing illve is fluid wrung'
be df lai d irritabi'v. "I.iggie Ilenald
1 -ei wi- t-azv uu cm n-k tbe people
here jbeut hrr Ibrv all knew it.
'Ilifp new-eji r fellows denendtd en
us I ere vtth n teih-bru-h apiece and
1 sijiteae tiill ' ' liquor, and though
hf d ," eueth'is Seemed te thlnP
ip. 1 1 1 t i 11 them unless vve get
eij "ku fi II. but 'here in't anv
'1 nig t 1 "11 out Tud (larks deal
I hit a
Mire
inn llilv
v en '
V
r in s liee
I 1 IlIZlll .
r denee T
above it hid broken out 11 lertier of
thp r"ef as .1 1 hiniiii. . I! ! " thought
in m the handwork of muuc enter
prising leurinli-t ami muleil grimlv
He -et ti work with the resource
of 1 man who hid learned te take what
einie, thrtw the drv bedding onto tin
slab and "! a mat' li te 11 brought in
portions (if tie b'iii-t'1 re'it for further
supjil tr tin tin opened 11 can of
tonifllef- Hlld -e It en tin ei.ge of tht
hearth te heat, nnd -lii'd In mi into hi
diminutivp frvifig-pan
It wa- t'M Itp for anj pv Hum itien
that nigl 1. II ale ii -ipper fren
the tough taMe, driwing 1 p t 1 it ,1
I reken 'lair line nfteiwird brjugl t li
, m m m m.
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ieir muicles tired feet,
.pralm and bruiiei, Inject
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CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP
1300 Walnut Street
Over Cunard Office
iTNiP rillleterii ur nlnu un iilr In nciibi iltln:
tfc S .i!l tllAAnii II. ...III. II. t . I. 111. I I..U..I.. ..
raaLvIf Atbury I'ark tleit .-hue "1 e 1.1,7 1 euknian
WMlueil uurriiu t rnge lu e j 111 lirOiiUWa
iCfttten lftei t. I.7 Norttiuinuteii at.
JfxiiarrliliurB Orner'", a N .)J St.
sga' Y"""iuwn--nii.f , "1.1(1 limn ai
t.v Jj0"?"1''"-ir,' ' i."i i41"- hi
y' 'iMdlUB iSs'hvierlner'B. 4 J. I'enn bgunr
iyrmniun-ijYiii . ueniy. 111 ivjenuni
(tiameklii II lllrii.li. 410 V; luilcnenj.
il.F. Jlurrar,
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irentnii lf. 1. Veaiifeii . llrn
H'l.l- w..." i, r. ,..L.... in r...L,, -
IU I UU1IC eti
erk-yii'lu
he s dped, ' Pi.issptt nsred.
Veu found his horse dldn t
1 1. 1 1 And when teii ind
le'i'I 111 the lOOUItll. 1 in
ou d'n t need anv ,fp
vjs five months b'fir
veu reilld -e .1 triltl up 'he (,,, till
vi Inter
ii-setf nodded r'"e and peurel out
iii ' iher drink
I -uppi'M In observe. asuallT
hat rien if I hrk turned up n vi t
mn)d be hard te mmii't hn 1, . itiln 1
if '
The 1 eriff considered tbit hilling
iii In. gli--
Well irs and no he md It
vv i ircuuisHntial fvldetie inetv
Vel 01 v -aw it done I he ner-t 'lung
iigintist line ni hi" running oft
' Hew abenf wunet-'s'' '
' Vdiedv 1 tualh f.iw it d u Jeb"
liiiiald-en iMTie the ueuriM, ami he
dead I in a-' wife, wjs still nine, th'
la t I heurd, and 1 ipeken the valet
i- floating iieund -eniewhere'
"I suppose if he did turn up reu'd
lliaki a tr ter it TTflte't ttnred
.t the end of his clgnr.
' Wp'iI make trv ter it nil right
N ilkins said fembrlv "Then are
-enie folks in t hi- 1 until still giving
up the laugh ever that ear-e '
The net elay liar pt hired 1 uiet
lmr-p. rolled ,11 his rami eat tvn) i'nw
Mipplv of feed pirapped if te the 1 intle
of his Middle, and rode into the moun
tains lie had net ridden for vears
ird at the em of the first hour I
i-g.in te n al'zp that he was In ler a
bad tin e Bj neon he was se tote
t hut he could hardl.v get out of tin
i-imilc, a 1 1 sei -tiff that once mr, he
milel buel) get bick iignlu All innrii
ing the li'ir 1 had (limbed, tnitis
bal( and fertt en n narrow camnn
ti.nl. L.iiiittig en afiennll), as in the
vv.n of 1. horse en a Rteep grade. A
tiieining thev hnd followed a rearing
mountain ffenrii. defeeiidlng In smj.il
1 1 'iiaei- ft. hip c,. iic'ds tar ah (
rd nil 1 1 rnlng Unpfett had Npi
iiirntullv teh wing that trail .in ii hn I
bun nddt n ten war age ltv 1 i,
in 11 dein I wiiii f. hi and drink who
ilieii iii- ier-c forward ihreugli 'i
night ami thp bllrrard, with noehjeitivp
nnd no hope
He found it pi.-utli'iillv impossible tu
centippf tMs frenrleel fngltiw with the
quiet man in hit efl'ccV'ulr uA Uarcrlj,
Interesting Outings
These delightful one-day trips from Philadelphia en The
Reading arc increasingly popular at this season of the year.
The air has just that enspnes which insures the utmost of
enjoyment of the day's outing, whether your fancy calls
you te Atlantic City that jewel of shore resorts; the
Mountains of Mauch Chunk: picturesque Sunbury, Lewis
burg, Williamsport; or te the World's Largest City. Ge
a.vay somewhere next Sunday you will iemt back re
freshed, rejuvenated, rested.
SEAsJORE
ATLANTIC CITY. OCEAN CITY, STONE HARBOR.
WIL.DW00D, CAPE MAY
ROUND TRIP $1.53
EVERY SUNDAY
'es.ej (.heitrut ail 'null, ,- et Ferri, le TLSTIC CITY
7 30 A. M Fnf OI"HFR si A-HORr. R?SORT Ltnve Che-tuyt.
S t tetry " 2" A ! Seuth Street F-rry 7 I J M
ri,hermen' Special te brh'lling-r Landing lin- My (Snndsv,
Ort 8tb, Onlv 1 fi 30 A M.
MAUCH CHUNK
EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY lUNTiL OCTOBER 29. IMC
ALSO COLUMBUS DAY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12
$3.00 ROUND TRIP
n lh f Tt T S'j IUrjMIN H O'l 1
A nu, IT ji i nf i -t jjie Ju" Mu f
, ins nt el jiudU
J JnUtnt jvfn
NEW YORK
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15-ROUND TRIP $3.00
-e'cial train Nave, RKAD1V, TFRMIS L 6 00 M, .topping a
t. elumbta Av enu lluntingduu -ir'' tni i iyn, Lecan and
JnklnteAii
Similar eicuriiena en iundn O iebt I "i ml cj ember li and
lt Dee.mbfi 10 end ;
SUNBURY, LEWISBURG, WILLIAMSPORT, Etc
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15
SUNBURY & LEWISBURG
WILLIAMSPORT- Alie West Milten.
Montgomery, Muncy and Montemsvillr
$3.75
$4.00
Pp-elal train kav' Readily Te , ,rml p i s M ,tr.nDlp .,
Columbia Avenue Huntlntdei, Sire . M,nlW, f ,he',0cTe!.8,?d
i-u jruvu" ' ' jh -.
Fer further details concerning an) of the above trips cenmlt
nny Rendms: Railway tirket nR-nt or see fi(.r, wic, be
found in all Mntiens In kets mey be pur, m,e( prier tr)
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