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SYNOPSIS
! i .•'! I ’i • - c oi t mill i: «1<>n
find. £i l<| in the arid bush of
They stake' their claim imd
louts journey ip the coast.'-
■ W.i'.-terbv has a tiaucee, Gladys Clbni-
V.nt.s 'in .Ei.igjaiid, but when they arrJV^
in .•Sydu’ey’ he, nu-rfi ivs -a
Gurdon . imOivards a l
former ija-nc,(.'••. - Gladys ............ .
f.ondmVand when . ban arrives she^ be
lieve'lie is .
obtains’, work hi MedJicplt’s
fiee, the broker • wfio?- Is floating
mi lie., Evi a.nd Dan fall in love
when ljve is confronted by Gladys'
i.elien'S in Dan’s-duplicity. -
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An “Inherited’^ Tendency
Among my rjjail 1 have recently re
ceived a letter- from a woman whom
Xha-v-e-i-ea-som -to -b&'.-i-CA'^-is-!te-tl'i-a-dgx.
voted wile,and mother. She is up ag
ainst a ) cal problem, and one which
.v,it!, pi.rhajis. take a lot of time'and
patience-to sol-.ve.
“1 have'', previously ..corresponded
• with-you,'' slje writes, “and ,your ad
vice, has ,been most helpful each time.
1 -itesi-tat.e to . trouble,.you again,-but I
■’/led 1 must,Lj.cn my secret to someone
or 1 Will' explode/and go crazy.” My
■‘Wight ho have. ... Would- he ' husband ■ M's .been dt-inking ■ in/secret.'
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them From his bank; or from one
of -the shipping office's or .’somewhere ’’
•/ “You don’t .•'think——-:” 'Eve falt
ered, ■'
perhaps . go back to that girl?”
Both Cairns and . Medlicott gave
way'to laughtjerm though’ they were
feeling anything but mirthful at ■the
moment
i ’. “My dear young . lady^” Cairns
'said. r“Jf'yotrknew- the titter- hor-'
ror which Miss. Clements has^inspir-
you would understand why we are
amused. At the same tiin.e, she is
a long time; It i-s now beginning to
affecj his business and he has lately
made some bail blunders which have
proved very costly 1 have no doubt
that lie. inherited the drinking habit,-
fbr his Talker and grandfather were
both addicted t.o it.-WJiat worr-ic-s me,
is, ,n.i)t onjy. that' our -business which
we both worked lp'rd to build up may
came’ crash through it, but the possi
bility of my sons inheriting the. same
tendency. It would'ju'st kill me to .see
hiy boys, taking to drink.”
W'iLh regard to the husban'.l, it hS
not-too late yet to wean him from his
drinking' habit.-. History is full of in
stances o-t -men and women wbost;-
cliaract'trs have been changed, /and
who "have been enabled to break, with
wrong .habits. In the story of the Sal
vation Army is a- wonderful record of
cliangM rives.' In. that book ol' Harold
Begbie/s "Broken ' Earthenware',"
wiiich was so. popular ai tew years ago
.there are-many illustrations of.
(riilii .that "human nature, cun
thanged
like those of .Hugh Redwood and the i
otlnA-s bear .witness to. this same old j
truth-. .I think’ iny- correspondent'
'should be' fencourag<--d by- the.>e ■ rec-'
ords and persevere' in h..er efforts to
win her husband from the .-wrong l$a-
bits' to which l.ie has: bvco'nio addict
ed. “'/•.'
■ Of Course this will be no easy job..
, and -most-oL the staff had already /But if. this, woman will stick-to it, an.d'
a-gamst' th.e ' paper, awcl I gone ’away, Cairns came.- dancing in,; wisc-ly 'study ‘to be with her h’uswUnll/
' ’ / '. ’/" 7"./“ , . . . . i as much as pus-sible/and, without -be- (
“A cable frprn Prescott!” he .cried.. I ing unduly ostentatious, show a lov-
Jitig ihough-ti'.ulnes?^ and rcgiii d for him
■He’s,! in everything, J- think" she will win. in,
-.-.t. -............... ■ ’ -{The neTHir“A? pla:ii' 'licari'-Tbtec.art talk”’
Medlico'tt fairly snatched- at '.the 'occasio-nally.xnigl.it help, but she must
i be careful to avoid anv lau-It-flndiijg*
I criticising,'or nagging attitude. That
a mild- be fatal/ . ■'
No^v. about. the boys. 1 don't-fhiiik
tliis woman shou-.d worry herself uh--’
duly .about them bccohiing' -•••“ 1
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solicitous- and sho shall be treated
considerably and generously, as far
as she permits it. That is; why - I
I hesitate about writing the. letter. T
“You wouldn’t .thinly it, would ' suggested.” ,
you?”/ Medlicott asked. ■ “She . has-. The result of this conference was
the knack ' of' looking’ and behaving I an agreement that nothing much
dike one of' the idle, useless, orna-! could'be'done without Dan. The day
iimental women 'i'of this world. AndJ that , followed/U'as one of long-drawn |
she does know how to takeait easy,' misery for Eve. It was’agreed .that
•when there’s no” .reason for doing • a convenient .answer, to’ all inquiries
•anything. But she' never took me/about Dan was that Mr. Prescott had
iH.?-' ./ ' . 'been called out of Londpn on urgent;
As he had. said, Eve found Mrs.' business; and it seemed as though
Medlicott in, a ,somlnolont state, and | somebody were repeating formula, at (
just a littlq peevish at’; being di?-■ the counter or over the telephone, at
turbed. So Eve planted, a kiss on almost' every minute of the day.
her - cheek,, and- went, off with Med-/ As,the hours wore on a. thousand
lieott, hoping for news of Prescott'-fears took possession of the girl; .The
at the office.' |.growing . anxiety of her employer,
But - there was hb sig-p -of--Dan./who w/is ip and out of her room
C;Th?n'Mappcaxed-marlyT^V€*fy^aiwrous-r-very—e-f-teir,—heightened-rWer—appr-e-
and full of theories about'the-chang-[ hefisions, Medlicott even discussed ,
cd attitude of-the “Record-Courier.” | the advisability of consulting some
■“Why m,ust tjiis nian disappear?”.! private' inquiry agency and’institut-
he asked petulantly,- “just at . the ing a search,
moment .when I could land a telling i And then, when the office was-cIos-!
blow on the' ono.my. I’d- like to make] ing i /
a move- against . th.e- -paper, and-I gone away,
against that Clements girl, but” how brandishing a slip of paper,
can I act. without his instructions?”; - • • - - I . . . . . .
’.“ WJiaO sbr.t. of move?” Medlicott . “He' has reached Constantinople al-1
asked. , ready. Think of it, Medlicott.
.i.'.j -:,-an—wrif-e—t-o-ibot-lr-of—Hrcirny-dc^ythying -’to "Australia?*
instant retract-ion of" ’/, .. .. .. . . . ......... _________ .......
■cable, and., read, aloud in a wo-ndcr-.lbe careful to avoid .'any iauit-iinding^..'
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BY MAIR M MORGAN
’by- D/_L. / Murray,
(Musson’.s, Toronto); came to my-
desk iat -the psychological “moment.'
If you. want .a. good, fat. volume of
feadihg that, will hold your atten
tion,, this is the book'. Starting in
1789 we are introduced .to' Lady
Regency Davenport,' when she first
entered the world of that time. You
are - i-inmedlately, by the' excellent
prose-, carried bad:. into the .period;
,.For instance “Odd. rot his. vitals
j — ’S'death My lady sinks fast —
| What’s that? .-— • Am ..I. crazied?”
i-gi-ves one- Hte-sexpressions -of ’the-’
rti-me^~-A-nd--ou-i=--hepoilie -—1 •• and- a
heroine -she. isz Witness this uIf
you behave . like a. Child,you shall,
be'chastise^, like one! If you would
escape, relent, and quickly!'. , .
Regency, will you submit?” he/roar-
ed. , . ' ■ ■
jiejt then Jermyn!
D—ni hejr,. she brought it on her
self! I’ll not. be defied by my own.
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One '' blow ,(on Regency’s .fair
sho u Ider's- • -is- •.■ehbu^h'.--'t6--e9-nv-inee-l:tef
father that' her spirit is unconquer
able. -The scene arose between thesp .
two through the ■ desire of Sir Wil
braham to take a .second wife — an
actress. Regejncy wins ascendancy,
however^ and 1 becomes mistress of
her father’s household.
We travel through four periods of
time and .the lovely., flame of Re
gency Davenport is present in each.
The chapter headings caught .rhy .
.fancy front the start. -Who can- re
sist .tlA_^iiUie.rxjLJ^LQ.tU(ida_.^.aw.l?/.
— “Small Talk” ~ “In Lady Re
gency’s Room” — '“Ght White Hawk
Down”. —r “Spring Song;’-’
manding an
•damaging,..-statement's, "and .giving a;
very broad hint that, legal proceed- struck tone!:—? ■
ing.< are to follow.- The gii’l. misled ! . . ’ . " ? __
the newspaper; and 1, feel sure' they ..On my .way to tame'the .punyip.
have discovered as much. Now is .Darn” .'
the' time to push' the advantage' “The punyip, of course,, is. that j
.home.”- • •' • {fellow Westcrby,” Cairns said mosti ^11^ al,OUI- fbem bccwJning a.ddicteU
“Then take Dan’s instructions for? unnecessarily, “But what have the ,10 t,le saui& habit. If she will seek to.
granted.” Medlicott .suggested. “What f heavy rainstorms got to-do with it?” i tlea‘e l^e. P2 9Per kiuti .of. home eu-
do you say, Eve?” ' / “Oh don’t you see?” Eve asked,''2rouilieul» that will o far toepunter-
.“Mr. Cajins. know®best,” Eve said, “The creek at the mine will start Hcl uny inherited tendency that may
trying .toTconeeal the deep satisfac- Tlbwing again. There’s nothing to I 2U them. 1 believe that mothers
......... { Wp tnigiit have known that lie -would i the Tight kihd^of home influence,, the [
I’ll give him until this evening.”/’lot lie down’under all the wronges , c‘12ldi en cannot lielp but develop into I
. ..1':..;,.... nwrZ M..i. I fhnf- bn ha« " I Hie right kind of adults.
.Of coqv.se,-.it is always better if the j
parents can cooperate in the training I
I pt the children, ’ and litre is strong
i ground Of appeal io the'husband and
i hither. In making the appeal, jt is
well- to remember that very little can
be done without some definite ^effort
I of will ou the pint of the person' ad
dicted to the habit one is seeking.to.
have broken, so some’attempt should-
be made to persuade this husbapd
and father to Mi vise his will p6w-er
ijake of, his boys. And, rein' in-
ber. every tendency can be overcome
it we have the courage and patience
i„ persevere. •• '
Behind all our perseverance, now;
ever,- there 'must be faith in the ult'i- J ran\,
. Such
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d<? tractors.
The solicitor decided. . “We must J that he has suffered.”
hear -something about him before ■ “He’s played a master card,”
■—:—;---------------“— -----:———---------: I Cairns', said solemnly. > “We must
| give him, .the right sort, of backing.
I'm off to. fire my shot.”
“I’ll go with you,” Medlicott said,
eagerly.. “I nrust cable instructions
to Slade, so that lie’ll be ready for
quick action as soon as Prescott arl
rives. And we must find out Dan’s
next stop, Cairns and send him a
message to buck him up. It won’t
•hurt him to know that there’s all
the capital needed fpr working the
mine .eh-?”
The two went off together, full .of
plans leaving Eve aln'iost forgotten,
and face to face with a. new trouble.
Dan was safe, and Dan Was be-
having in a manner which made her
proud and humble at once. But he I mate success. of .bur eifoits.
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(Sarnia' Canadian’ Observerj-
• The . courage and- determination of
PKirkor Hekimian, an .unemployed
j Armenian youth, is ^uvh 'as to .merit
a better- reward than that which he .
.reaps,, by going about the country ■
plunging' into icebound lakes- in., this
, .-below-zero . Weather, to demonstrate
| water • ir >1 e\open, a-nd -survive. .
I • Residents of . Stratford, pntario,
were surprised recently to see a- {.young man clad in swimming trunk.-
I cutting a big hole in the river ice
I and eventually .plunging into the
frigid water. »- ■
/.That is .this yuuln’s . desperate,
method of making- a living when''
■there are no other jobs to-' be had.
•The spectators are willing -to
to see.such an exhibition.
.was putting ahdthcr thousand miles IT'aiili needs to be based oil- sympiiUiy, [ °Pcn .and like it.
between them -every day, and when ............ *■ ■ inn«J fn<i->v n-m ,
he reached A'ustralia lie would never
between them every day, and when '
he reached Australia lie would never1
come, back again. ». I
She had lost him forever, and- no- i
body seenied to trouble about it/'
They, could think of nothing, except I
their mine. ■ .
The “Record-Courier” ■ wa
alert nawsp'apef, whiclh .// ,w.>. .
best to live up to its slogan of “First,1 Gl\'E Vi-'-1101’E!
NU1E: The w riter of ..ltrs
is a trained psychologist and
tlior of several works. Ik is
Io deal With your problem and give
..Questions regarding problems'
S should be
M. Lappin,?
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