The Signal, 1916-2-3, Page 6Ttet'iSDAY ttOSCAa'r Ti, W1a
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CUIVRENT LITERATURE.
Tui ('.INAUTAN Mln.sztvx. --Th. r•
lea sketch in Tbe Canadian Magsiine
for February entitled. "Fragment.
from it Modern Pompeii,.. by B.
B. Cooke. whkh gives one a vivid irn-
presion tf what it is like in the shell-
dwa+rated area in France. Mr.
Cooke is a graphic descriptive writer.
and one feels after reading hie stet( h
of R day passed in a ruined French
town that one has bad an actual
glimpse at Pie tswages of war. There
is also a Aspital W ►r ,t9 v ent itlttil "L,
the Shadow of et I'e," by Leslie
Floyd : an illumine, tog article, A
Student Disci in Ce many," by John
D. Robins I "Royal t *ill sin Nraocee"
a lesutirull i�Iustrated article by
Estelle M. Kerr, is well as several
other excellent articles and short
stories.
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1 will give you an account of
golf." said 1. "1 dad love Adelaide 0
or thought so. but my feelings cbs
ed. A great temptation came Into
life. Carter: returned from school a
—you know her beauty, her fast!
tion. A wet•L la ber presence and m
Hate with Adelaide become Impossib
But bow et ode !t? I knew only t
coward's way—to lure tbls loezpe
eoced young girl, fresh from echoo
Into a run.' way match. This even!
1 bad net a. the limit of my enduri
of the Intolerable situation. During
w°uute or" :Itude preceding the dimli
net rat Alois • uerlu,d's house on t
tali; I area• a few (lues to her slate
u,.:ug nor to trust 110. wItb her fa
end meet me at the station In time to
the 10:30 1t lin. I meant to carry ho
at once to 1'., where 1 bad a friend 1
the minfatry who would at once ual
os to marriage. 1 was very peonstory, for my nerves were giving wa
ander the secret strain to which th
had beta 'objected for so long. and sb
herself was looking worewith ber ow
silent and ubcommenlcated conflict
"To write this note was easy, bat to
deriver It Involved dlmculties. alma
Cumberland's eyes seemed to be more
upon me than usual. Nine were obfg
ed to respond, and Carmel, treeing this.
kept bers uu ber plate or on the one
otber persoo suited at the table, hoe
brother Arthur. But the epportualtem
cause as we all rose and passed togetb.
er Um • drawing room. Cannel tell
Into place at my side. and 1 slipped to
note into ber hand. Bile bad not ex-
pected It, and l tear that the attics
was observed. for wben I took my
stave dt MW Cumberland shortly aft -
1 was struck by her expression. I
d sees mucb a look on ber tap
ore, Dor can 1 conceive of one preting a mon extraordinary contrast
the few and commonplace word'
With which she bade me good evening.
"1 neither knew Adelaide nor did 1
know the girt whose love 1 bad p
ere.timated• She tailed me, Dr.
erry. 1 was met at the station notre
y beetl, bat by a letter --a few ban
ed tines given me by an ankmowe
moo—in which abis stated that 1 had
asked too much of ber—that she could
not so wrong ber sister who bad
brougbt ber up and done everything
for her stove ber mother died. 1 baysnot that letter now or I would show
ft to you. In my raging dlaappolat•n
meat 1 toit up oo the place when 1
received it and threw the pieces away.
I had staked my whole future on dna
desperate throw, and 1 bad lost if i
had bad a pistol"— 1 stopped. warned
by aneasy movement on the part of
the man 1 addressed tbat I had better
not dilate too much upon my feelings.
I pulled myself togetber and•groc..d
yacvmy-
ace
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• odds how bad your Liver, "toms er
ach or bowels; how much your head P
aches, how miserable yo5 are from
constipation, indigestion, biliousness ri
and eluggLh bowels—you always get
relief with Caecareta. They Immo-
dlate•ly cleanse and regulate the stom-
ach, remove the sour, fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
front the liver and carry oft the con-
stipated waste matter and Woos
trout the Intestines and bowels. A
10 -sent box from your druggist will
kr. ;• )our Ilver and bowels clean;
stomach sweet and heal clear for
months They work while you sleep
A word of sympathy timely spoken
is bales to a wqunded spirit.
Subbubs—•'i believe Swam hunt is
ualealtby Since we base lived out
there my wife can 'scarcely speak
above.' whisper." Henpecks— 'Do you
suppose 1 could find a house there?'
It is moral courage that character-
izes the highest order of manhood and
woven:. id; the cottrsge to be Just
the n„ge,urage to he honest, the coura
to resist temptation, the :ourage to dc
ones out )'.
"Before 1 married my wife 1 could
hove listened to her sweet v_lice for
boon.' said Smith to bin friend ''Yes
—and now'r'• asked the friend. "Now,”
said Smith, with moisture in his eyes,
"i have to."
Mrs. YVilliams—•'Blinn. those bdnir.
ler. seem alwaysdu.t I was at Mrs.
Simpson• today, and her stair -rails
are as clean and smooth as glee...*
Eliie—"Yee. mum. !Me has three
small boys."
a MITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, use SALTS
man so averse to wine." 1 spoke be-
fore I thought. I might better have
been Icily emphatic, but the mystery
of tied, gle.res had affected me trout
the lint
"There wan a third glass. W• fogad
It 1n the adjoining closet 1t ad not
1..•eu used. That third glam kits e
mous oe oma stmt saw lav wile rote
vannas Os /1/2111:110411r."
meaning If only we could find ft oat.
And a small Seek of cordial The lat-
ter seema pure enough."
•'I cannot understand It." The
phrase bad become stereotyped No
other suggested Itself to me.
"The problem would be simple
enure If 1t were not for those marks
on her neck. You saw tbose, too, I
take !t?'
,ssM Wall ma, Oat Retry them
seeded ever that ma tasecest
a deed eg tee tmoaaebsbile a as
Ise any 1101 tut struggle to and tire
!ween es.
1 email net ceeteleg ate trot
I ,meld set derail apes her misery
yea the viermili s at tteenag w
relieve each Impetuses acts. and
bad been as impetuous act, the
of sae of her rages. 1 had bora
.1 three ragai 1 had even sees her
ons. Wb.. they panned tube was
lovable self secs moos and very
teat and very dowscast /f all I
rod won true she was sutterrtng ac
ly now.
Turning to tbe officer neat to iu
put the questtou wbkb had been b
lag in soy m1sd fur bears:
"Ted me bow you came to k
there was tlresbl• beta Wbat broa
you to this house? Tben can be a
Ing wrong In telling me that"
"Well, if you don't kuow"— be
"I do not," I brute In.
"1 guess you'd better wait Ull
chief has bad a word wttb you."
When was Carmel, and bow was
sodurtng these awful hours? Had
pumtas°, come and with It a desire
ewe ber guilt? Did she think of
and the effect this dnlooked for dee
would have upon my feelings? Ilia
I .bouid suffer arrest -fur ter cel
could not ave entered her mind.
bad seen her, but she had not
Inc In the dart ball. No lntlmutjoo
my dubious position or its In.vitab
consequences had reached ber y
When it did what would slur do? I d1
not know ber well enough to tel
The attraction she bad telt for me b
sot been strong enough to lead ber
accommodate herself t0 my whims
teary me otibatal. but It bad
strong enough to uery her arm
waterer lIterrntloa she may ba
ad with ber jea;uus minded slater.
was the temper and not the serene
of the love wbJ•h would tell 1n astral
like this. Would It prove'ot a
ons kind? Should I bare to combs
her desire to take upon benelt
toll blame of her deed, with all
shames end penalties, or should 1 a
the etif deeper misery of finding h
callous to my position and e-elcomlu
any caacs which diverted suspicion
m herself? All communication
be-
tween us. I spite of our ardent and us
vernabis passion. ad been so cases
ad so slight Looks, a whispered
or so, one furtive clasp In which
ands seemed to grow together,
were all 1 beg to go upon as tests of
feeling toward me Her character
bad judged from her face, which was
What would relieve my doubts? As
extord drew near me again on our
y to tbe bead of the staircase 1
atoned Op courage to ask:
"Have you beard anything from tbe
17 Has the news of this tragedy
commueicated to Miss Cumber -
ad's family. and• 1t so, how are they
bearing this affliction?'
br hip carted. and for a minute he
Rated; then something In my as -
t or the stralgbtforward look I
e him softened him, and be 'newer.
frankly, if coldly:
"Word bas gone there, of course, but
the servants are affected by It so
Minn Cumberland, the yoenger,
ery 111, and the boy -1 don't know
name—as sot shown up 'Inc. last
Ing. He's very dissipated, .,they
and may be la any one of tb.
ts In the lower part of tbe town."
stopped to dismay, clutching wildly 1
be railing of the stain we were
ending. 1 had hardly beard the
r words. All my mind was on
t be had .aid first
Miss Carmel Cumberland Ifl," 1
stammered, "too I11 to be told?"
I was sufficiently muter of myself
to put It Lila way.
"Yes," be rejoined kindly as be urg-
ed me down the very stairs I bad seen
her descend In such a stare of mind a
few boas before. "A servant who
had been not late
heard the fail ct
Some hoary body
his own
as she was pass- taste
lag Hiss Humber- away
land',. room. aud, was
rushing In, found many
Mss Cermet, se dhagna
she called her, ty• • otos
log on IDs floor sur•51
near the open utile -
Ore Her face bad able t
knew
tb. boa
ber test
levities
W
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be.
deed.
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been
"Yes. Who made tbem? Wbo was la
the man? Do you know, Dr. Perry?"
"Then were three glasses to those H
rooms. (duly two were drunk from," ber
be answered steadily. "Tomorrow I 950
may be la a posltloo to answer your Cal'
question. I am not tonight." ed
Why did 1 take bean Not a change,
not the flicker of ooe. had panned over oa17
his countenance at my Aet.rance of 1 tar.
the word "man." E1tbe7 bb omcW I. •
habit bad stood bim In wooderfbl I his
stead or tbe pollee bad tailed .o tar j even
to see any c000ectloo between this sa7,
murder and the young girl wbose foot. , join
veleta for all !
ngered on I 1
ed to debris my story with greater di- the stairs. Would the morrow reveal ( at t
recourse the tact that Adelaide's young Meter dem'
"1 did not leave ID* station WI the ad �n witb ber in the boor of i Otte
10:30 train had gone. It was from death or would the knees propitiously aha
.beer preotcupatioo of mind tat 1
aid Der la preserving Ulla s'eretT
1 drove this way Instead of atralgbt oat
by Nanall ■venue. la I reached the
• bend In tbe road where you get your
&et sight of tbe buildings 1 saw a
thin streak of smoke rising from one
Of its cblmoeys, and, aazloua as to its
meaning, 1 drore In"—
"Walt, Mr. Itaoelagh, 1 am sorry to
interrupt Toa, bat by wbicb gate did
you eoterr
"By tee tower one."
"Was It snowing at tble timer •
"Not yet. It was bast before the a
clouds rushed upon the moon. I could
see everything quite plainly." 7
N7 e,mpanlon nodded. and I went
breethleeety on Any question of hie
•tagtrered m. I was Ignorant of the
farts at hl. command 1 was not able c
to conjecture by wbat chance or at •
If your Back i, aching or Bladder whose ■uegertMn the polity bad r•1d•
bothers, drink iota of water "d the glare and dl•tr,eered the tag -
and eat lees meat edl welch had art ren point to that
raid I enntlnn".1 bar I omitted all
memflnn ..r oh.- .n.... .erhina part 01
m7 ad,. -anti ,t.1 ...,,nine of (0
7 H-
1000 0f I . rn.r. • , 11ne 1rrrt fele rooks
Thus the hours between 2 and 7
passed, when 1 fell foto a fitful sleep,
from which 1 waa rudely awakened by
a loud rattle at my door. followed by
the entrance of the officer wbo ad
walked up and down the corridor all
MOIL
"The wagon he Dere," said be.
"Breakfast will be given you at the
dation."
To whkh Hezford, looking over D
shoulder, added. "i'm sorry to say that
we bate hen the warrant for year
crest. Can I do anything for your
Warrant!" I bunt oat. "What
on want of a warrant? it L as
witness you seek to detain me, I
sumer
"No," was his brusque reply.
barge upon welch you are strolled
• of murder. You will bate to •
pear before a magistrate."
"But I am innocent, absolutely 1
docent." f protested, the pees plratlo
starting from every pore as the fu
meanie' of the charge bunt upon
Wbat 1 are told yon wan correct
myself found ber deed"—
Hezford give mea look.
"Don't talk." be kindly suggest
"Leave that to the lawyers."
as IDs other man turned aside for
moment, he whispered In my ear: "1
m go. Coe of oar mob- saw you
your fingers on ber throat He its
clambered Into • pine tree, and tb
shade of the window was op. You a
er come quietly. Not • soul be
heves you Innocent."
This, then. was what had doomed
from the start—this and that pert
burned letter. 1 understood now
7 the kind bee reel coroner. wise
ed m7 fattier. bad urged me to tell
tale. hoping that I would explain
eller art add give Wm some opportosky
Indulge In • doubt And I bad Pall
to respond to the hint be ted glees
1 had bars saw ang,Nag m y
d b.treilimee threat. and mots, I
N sow say K de maim over ma-
imed* tat she was dead Wore
hands touched her. atssagay by
setars eletcb One parses wily In
whole world would hew and fell
Mee this aceusetles ova Aged
yesterday that one's trait te ray gttlal .
Imeness would lines throws a my 5t
do
a
pee
is
D- y
When your kidneys hurt and your back
ear,•, don't get scared and prneeed
I. load your stomach with a lot of drugs
1'.
it excite the kidneys and irritate the
e•t,rc urinary tract. Keep your kidney.'
r., in like you keep your bowels clean,
I, flushing tism with a mild. harmless
..Its which rene.tcs the body'. urinous
week• and atimul..tea them to their nor- I'
way aetilit•-. 'Po% function of the kid.
vim is to dltrr the blood. In 24 hour.
Cry strain from it 600 grains of arid
and w--'-
. so we r+en readily understand
t.•e aitel importance of keeping the kid-
ac1'm aril 1e.
Drink lot, of water—you can't drink
too much: sI.n let from any pharmaeirt
suit four ounces cr Jad Balt-.; take
tablrspoontul in • glass ag water
i fore breakfast each morning f a fen
. • s and your kidneys will act fine.
'lion famous salts is mads from the
acid of gr,"s and lemon juice, combined
with litbia, and by been used for poem
1...n. to clean and stimulate ckseed kid
net.: also to neutralise the acids in
seen ss it to longer is a .nurse of I.,.I
tat inn, thus ending htadder weakness
Jad el:a is inesl.ewwive, eaawot 1n.
ere: m es a del;ghtftil effervescent
ilhia-wa drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep their kit
treys clean and actin. Try this, also
bee•y .p the water drinking, and Ise
e'n6ht �oa win woad., slier heeds. ,f
;W1 ,U4.s • trouble and Michaele.
Mone which her present•• there bad
awakened
'There to ee more to say," 1 conclud-
e/. "I know nothing. It U ati a
pbanIssmagorta to me--wltb oo mon
meaning than a nightmare She br
dead I know that at beyond that
all la doubt-coorualo•. 1 cab nsitber
end
explain" b.tt
CHAI'TKR tar.
(In11711 r• •al. RxrLzCT1osa
lug
m'
U 517 you were not blind to wb
surrouediog objects. even if lav
they e',•ureyed but MU* ml
measles to you." said Coro-
nee Perry. "Yon must bats seen, to
then. tat tbe r.s.m where Wes Cern- se
Devised lay contained two small oar- -•
Mal gta■ee., tooth still undid with Som. dew
liqueur "
res
"1 noticed that. yes "
risco
herr tel
"1 menet contend', y moa." •
"Was MIs• Comtr14mnd fond of that the
sort of thing', hew
"Ilbe deleted Ilgnnr o1 all loads.
gbe nerve drank I never maw a wo-
`B0rne one sen.( hays drunk with
WOMEN OF CANADA.
evert Cmlnnge, Qsshes.—" 1 r hereof
le MS yam that year maieise did ewe
wsndutul
1 was troubled
with weakness red
I tried wines sod
serer
received ver k w`
beneft. C was
arab the time
lit-
tle about mad ie
WI a Idy blend
r' nun* to me with
a bottle d Dr
Prescription. I becam�r strong
year afterward had twins."—NI
BaderThousands Quebec.ies
Canada who are now blessed with
health cannot usdcratand why th,
of other women runtime. to worry
suffer when they can obtain for a
sum D r. Pierre's F.:vorite Pr,'
which IOU surely and quick) • ban
pin, distress and misery text net
wonuudy health.
Young mothers who rreserve
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increasing family and the can of
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.ite Prescription.' the ette0T2hox
health upon which happy mot
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ish the infant life depending on her, "...
enjey the happiness of watching the cjr_
vrlupment of a perfectly healthy child.
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tib le "Tie iii Ski'
leg a Mama Meknes -e M reef tingle
MM I+easpnbaamlble M • sew
. pendbty weever le Sad tali egoism
r eater the amen and forsakes
wham 1 later trued !hers. the
dead, to ether Seeing la frosty,
art !a oath a lbougbllesa hissay as
ferret these keys ee 10 fail to leek
clubhouse door babied ber. That
ea her rotors beam should kers
5Slcieat premise, of salad to toes t
keys down td the same place
wbicb abs or her sister bad tak
avoriu them argued well for her clear bead -
and a adman up to that moment. Tb. fever
as
j, mat a•e come on laser.
The mat paragraph detailed a tact
Mee in startling enough to rouse my deepest
robust interest. Ladok Brown. the Cumber-
elseedd leader toriebman, declared that Ar-
an's oars totter and what be called the
trifling gray man ad been out that ulgbt.
aaTTia� -
push
ties.
.eebet
KIOMtb11
w Why They're Used
• e As Mrs. 1ti�ey, of WUltame{eld Rant.
bad says! " Bet6te Il bid takt'O PII1, t
boo suffered dreadfully with my beck mad
arum Dai mattered fur twenty 7�s. 1 have
•n tried enerythirlt tut got ao relief until
1 took Gin Pills. I am now 4n and feel
as well as 1 ever did in my lite. There
is nothing that can hold • place with
Cm fills for Pain in the Back, to whkh
women are sabj.ct"
Gin Pills are roc. the box or 6 boxes
for Se.soat nay drug store. If you watt
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as
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cf Canada Limited, Taranto.
•
They were both In pince when he m-
ore the toned to the stable toward seely
alerning, but the slgus were unmistak-
the able that both bad been out in the
01 as snow since be left tile stable at •tout
,wens 0. H• had locked the stable don
aver' at that time, but the key always ban
( le the kltcben wben any one coul
It This was on account of A
Doter •
or, who. U be wanted to go 00
late. sometimes harnessed a hone
himself. Zado. Judged that be a
dose so this night. though bow ID
hoose happened to be back and In b
stall and no Mr. Arthur In the boo
1t would take wiser bends than his t
expiate.
There was some comment made o
this because Arthur bad dented Oslo
his cutter that nlgbt He declared In
stead that be had gone out on f
sad deafgnated Ibs coachman's mal
as all boob.
As for myself, 1 telt inclined to be
Cove that IDs mare bad been out. to
eoe or both of the women bad bar
seamed ber and that It was by theme
means they ad reached IDs %Vblsper
tog NOES Adelaide was far from
strong and never ■ddleted to walking
under the met favonDie coodsrlona
1 could understand now how Carmel
ad succeeded 1n returning in .11517
to her home. lD* bad ridden both
ways—a tb•ory which Itkewtse explain-
ed
bow She came to wear a meal
derby and possibly a man's orerro.t
With ber skirts covered by a bearskin
ode world present a very hlr ague of
a man to any one wbo chanced to pas.
bey.
Them were my deductions draws
from my own knowledge Would orb
ele who bad not my knowledge he Is.
anywise Inflieec.d to draw the email
Tet- 11 thee tet this petit silo. where
should 1 be? Human nature Ie basalt
all the way through. and I could not
help haying moments wben 1 asked
myself if this young girl were worth
ID. sacrifice 1 contemplated making
for ber. Si. was lovely to look at,
amiable and of womanly promise save
at those ran and poignant moments
when passion would seize ber In • goat
wbkb drove everything beton it That
aDe bad bad provocation 1 dad not
t • doubt. Adelaide. for all ber virtues.
7 was not an easy person to deal wltd
ge Upright and perfectly sincere hermit.
police she bad no sympathy with or com-
miseration for •ny lack of prtnclple
ear an7 display of selfishnes to others.
curl
Sim was a Uttle cold. • little reserved,
to a little lacking' la spootaneity, tbough
'' always correct and always generous
le her gifts and often In ber acts.
I thanked him with a look. I had
no opportunity for mon. Halt a dozen
omcers wen standing about IDs front
door- and In spottier moment 1 was
bustled Into tD. conveyance provided
and was being driven away from tbe
death Mooted spot
As the day advanced and 1 began to
realize that 1. Elwood Raneiagb, s.ay
going man of ti. world. but with tradi-
tions of respeetable living on both rides
of my house and a !tat of friends of
wbom any man might be proud. was h
• place of detention on tbs awful charge
of murder 1 found that my keeteet tor-
ment arose from the tact that 1 was
abet ore from the Instant knowledge of
What was going on la tbi hoose where
all lay thoughts, my fears and—.hall I
say It?—latent hopes were teetered. Ta
Meow Carmel 11' mad Dot to know bo•v
1C; to feel the threatening ars of
the la w hovering constantly over ha
bead and neither to know the instant
of Its fa11 nor be given the I.1st 0D
commit, to divert Its
My esamlaatloa before the magis-
trate Mid nae element of comfort
Nothing in Its whole tenor went to
show tat as yet she was la the leu
suspected of any participation In m
grist learned of trouble at the clubhouse
did not add to this sense of relief.
whatever estisfaction it gave my catty. A cry of distress bad come
them over the telephone. • wikl cry a woman's choked and tremulous voice:
"Help at the Wbispertng Pineal Helpl"
r 1 upon tble fact roe must rely 1a inr
defame you may !whetter be called
S ' • upon to stake 1n my regard."
r• Bat i saw that 1 bad made no Im-
t pression on his coo•IctIons. He re -
carded me as a guilty man and. what
d was mon to the point Do doubt, as
• am for wbom no plea could be made
er Oe any rational defense undertaken
se "You don't believe me," 1 went ea,
o still without any great bltternesa "1
am not surprised at It after wet tD.
a 1 man Clarke as said of seeing me wftb
g my ands on ber tbroa Bot. Cbartee,
to you 1 will confess tbat 1 did lids
not ' oat of a wUd desire to see If those
• marks were really the marks of stran-
gling angers. You aat betters m.-
you mast," 1 Insisted as 1 perceived
I his hard gaze remain unaotteoed. "I
- don't ask It of tbe rest of tha world
But you, If you are to net as my eons -
►•l, must take this denial from me as
gospel troth. fib* was dead before I
touched her. Had tha police spy Arose
testimony 1s likely to bang me climbed
the tree a moment sooner than be did
be would ate seen that An you
ready to take my case?"
Clifton is a fair fellow, and 1 knew
It be once accepted tbe fact 1 thus
urged upon him be would work for
tee with all the skill and ability my
desperate situation demanded 1 was
cosetloss of a greet kap of heart as
the stet expression of his features re-
hired and be responded almost warm -
4"I will take your ease, Ranelagh.
Gods. p me to make 1t good against
all I was conscious of few hopes, bat
some of the oppression odder wbkb
1 I labored lifted at those words. 1 had
I assured one man of my I000ceocel H.
was ready to speak beton 1 was.
'Then you ad not been long on the
stem' Of crime when the police arriv-
ed r
"I bad been to tbe room- bat a few
minutes. I do not know bow long I
was .earthing the hoose."
'Tim police say that fully twenty
minutes elapsed between tDe time they
received Mae Cumberland's appeal tot
help and their arrival at the clubhouse.
If yes were then that long"—
"i ea000t say. Moment, are hours
o t. !Deb_ a deet,,_ ran
t was all. or all they revealed to
MX le their endeavor to ded ow
weather or oot 1 was present when
this call was made I learned tbe no
ture of their own suspicions. Tbey
tiered that Adelaide la some mordent
of pre -Tilton had managed to reach tb•
telepbone and send oat this areinage.
It was In • condition of mingled
dread and expectation that I opened
the paper which was brought me the
next morning. Arthur. the good-for-
Itothing brother. had reamed from
his wild carouse and bad taken affairs
in charge with something Hire ectIrlt
for liquor which had led blot
from boom that night Carmel
still III and likely to be so for
days to come. Her case was
t dangerous type. Doctors •od
were busy at her bedidde. and
o tell soot If ever. whetwahe
of ber sister's departure trots
se on that fatal erecting. That
bie was *elf evident for fs
were plenty of ber ba•ing haunted ber
sister's rooms all tits evening In • con-
dition of mons or lees delirium. atm
eras alone In tim bouse. and tills may
bare added to bar anxieties. all of the
servants Daring goo' to the pollee
Men • ball. It was on Hub' return lo
tbe sterty morning boors that she bad
been discovered lytng 111 and Injured
before ber slater's fireplace.
Om fact was mentioned wbicb set
me thinking. Tile keye of tbe emb-
lems* had been found lying ee a table
la the side ban of the Cnnibertned
ready mentlesed as missing fro. .7
porter—an sheathe! discovery wbfeb
might him acted as • clew to tbe ewe
pekoe I reared 11 their pressed* there
had not bees explained by the wie-
ner who bad cleared the table after
*Inner Cogetng upon thine keys lying
en the Boer beside one et the chairs.
he mei eerriod them out tote tbe
nd laid them when' Mee would be
more roast(' sees. She beill set me -
sauteed the keys. bet bad atm aw
granted that rimy hatenged to- Yr.
lane/ark wbo bed !lead at the house
ghat eight
Thin Ivan, inn key% and 1 have al -
seedy Meted bow I same tie deep them
Ibe goer Had they but stayed
struck the hereof
the grate in Pill
Ina. and •he ea
badly burr:eel lilt
near,' itaraTro
arm think by nuclei,
WINt.o• Halite stir sena ironstioitia ref 0,4 1
GI L LETT'S LYE
EATS DI RT "
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1111
ligbt epee tbs. deepen *tow whim, 0.„ mesijos, SIMI Adelaide. or yam Coramd.
CHAPTER Y.
'1 An Alit INNOCIENT W."
ISTRUGGLED wttb my dilemma
for boors. I had relatives and
bad come to see me and gem
away deeply grieved at my reticeisce.
1 woo world. too. by another con-
sideration. 1 bad deeply loved my
mother. Sim was dead, bat I bail
her bonor to think of. Should It be
said she bad • murderer for bee son?
In the height of my inner conflict
I had almost cried aloud Um dere*
denial which would arise at this
thouglit. But ere tbe word could leave
my lips such • vision rose before me
of a bewildering young fate with wee -
for gull* and too larbegrior hypeceley
that 1 forgot my late antigialetle See&
WThl TAU 10171 cum."
foga forgot the claims of my dear.
dead mother and even those of say
owe future Bock passion and sued
&mottos merited censideration frost
the Maa wbo bad eared them teeth.
I weak! not &Debt the elating ot my
dead 'ember. but 1 would eV, UM
Young girl a chance for her lila. Let
others ferret out Um fact that ebe had
'fatted the clubbouse with her eaten
would not proclaim It. It was enough
fer ne to proemial my innocency.
I was in this frame of mind wham
Charier Clifton celled *ad was allowed
to we ma I bad mot tor him la OM
at discouraged mooda. tie was my
tries& bet be was •1110 my legal *deb -
id Ms. aid It was as such be bed ilseg
mama derail as our relatiens had
lag et hi Mod asd too did sot remelt
est Mae. 1 cm the fleet to speak.
"1 am an Moaned mum so far es n•
attack mode epee Ude CemiserMeg
"MIL 1 bed se bead la Mr murder. It
iimmier It is limed eat to iss. My stagy
wake yes bem read la the papers and
which I felt fared te give mt. rooli-
My to my ewe shame sad that eii m-
other whom I west. tale bare saved.
b aa ebeekenly me
mike at tie Wbbrieleg 11,Nies
attar Man Onabarinad was deed. Oa
•
•
To Be Coutinued Nest Week'
A Mother's Duty to
Her Daughter.
Her tlealth Must Be Care-
fully Guarded as She Ap-
proaches Womanhood.
The mother who calls to mind her
wit girlb000d knows bow urgently
er (laughter is likely to need bealth
nd strength in tbe years between
tben that growing girls droop, be-
nts feeble, blot:idlers and net virus
attire Is ea [lira for inCre nouriihreent
ban tbe blot d can •upply. Signs of
stress are plainly evairtit in dull
es, pale cheeks. weak and aching
eke, file of depre.sioo and often a
alike for peeper food. 'Dose signs
mesa *anemia—that i. bloodlessness..
The watcbful mother: Inlet In onliPa
ern to give ber gitl Lbe new, rich.
d blood her Aye eat e.11- fee. by pee -
g her Dr Williame' Pink which
odition of pollee, health, through
rich new blood thee ill• actually
eke. No other medicine be. ever see-
ded like Dr. Williams' Pod( Pills
thousands of weak, disheartened
Is Dave 'moored wort h. Miss
bel Colhiesior. Ont ., says:
bout three years sp. I was a very
k, nervous and flu down girl. At
faint away •nd the poise
Id annoy me. I bed sewers pains
tut the heart •nd would otters take
y and *mot tiering ere II-. I lost In
ght •nd he color silt lett my face.
moth,. got all moor a f medicine
me, but ail laded to do nte any
day we teed in the o-wepriper of
miler Cape Clirtd by D.. Williams'
PIlle and the nex time my moth -
rot to town she ei noses.
• "holt 'int, I 1d. the Pills were
plea me. and Lom that en every
they helped aie 1..(•re I took al -
titer eine here. and r.4 like •new
I wait teed, for •Il toy 'weals,
mid le weight, be es.lor came Nick
adviee all weak able to Five DP.
sure they will 00 se much for them
they did toe me."
01111 caw wet these Pills from my
leis* deal,. or by at 60 (vets
Of de boles fie $1110 rime The
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and
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joyed
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W ID
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Ariz
Reiter to be alone in the world and
utterly hieedises, thee to have ahem
friends and no sympathy.