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Show the Se St Ee es ee, SED A STORY or CHERRY BLossom TIME IN JAPAN, ‘ BY HUGo ERICHSEN, Cherry blossoy m time i ! To in Japan! Ny oneUa who has : never be> en there, these bal ee. Puubnd os fo John Foster ing Nippon tert ens cae . nearly coming into ‘rickshas, wending visit-} out of playing rs me, On} the : other ; hand, » they they were pregnant with meaning, | Translated "into the | Soar = ane well-intentioned but ar ee pu sive young man they bl u : ay ch eta sd a thn of beautty, a a creation of nature gs nearly | approaching a mundane paradigée, as mille ee for earthly things to do, | ; . or ine full With "a realization | of the aiken 10, take' ke view now eavolding collision wi their aa the Surging children The that,| aan population ON past ise-of extra Kyoto O | overtak ertake night cherry | gained on latter that persistence had has so many times Slowly ok of natives :aronne i that gathers] i » famous tree nightly durng its owerIng perlod The evening after his arriyal found him e: until won again, as it| over.| fol- UA N h Sn AS NAN My Ui { Pe gee si Vie HES NeW K eer Hiv S ‘ * he ¥ \\ af { Meee 11/4 )\ | iy 1, IN| NS dl CUA } Hae ieco ye ws x ys S that would ; hint start on the he WOuld hove have ewinced to select he would vigor did run of at | Morden, that/ j but girl." She made the SOU VON gH tli he Feluctantly dismissed was the of up-| of excited St une the TL laughing teHinn still hilarity When she when'sne of | He pald the rapacious in' made the her dis- real had purposs not been for the appearance in a -races. light suit, but the mi ssionary bed to in- would break his faith with nese girl as he had broken hat evening, parted her nim from ght." n corum. -and features the replica house, She would neyer Amer-|that thempoor United States America, he tell Koyoshi he loave her. She leave him, too, so she got marry. But now o enclose them on all sides, Even he lig her no more. He give her beeg /t he water appeared to be a network moaneys an' go 'way on beeg ship. of branches and leaves. Laying the}An' she so sawry, she ery all time and oars in the ae crate and running pas. seele an' date | Tha'.'s 4 8. ; + er BE Orie ves omen arena Sitting es 1a 3 down by her side on the rest: But, my darling." con- he life first time, she a melodious attempting to however, shrank from decided |. Had he but ed 9 his pro- | and skipped and laughed but was of the her lover was not shaken, however, She told convinced geisha "Good | coming give he found her a and to this put of Miss the in- her lover. known< d AC ultimately In the taking might mercantile the If Kohana father place married disown him of him, andt step between father and son and ruin the latter forever. If she loved him! not love him, it did not matter, Consciously touched heart disagreeable off ower world, that | his father. still barrier between } hig inflexibility of Japanese de- and in destroyed. slie Morden the of male writing Miss one every readily ence. her, until it became absolutely necessary. What did {t matter, anyway, with her thousands of miles away, whether she _ received what would be sad tidings to her a month sooner or later. With all the conceit of the average son of Adam, he imagined that his faithlessness would all bul crush her and he deemed. it mercey to put off anything that would bring naught but sorrow to her. oarsman, he had directed the light|stantly smothered her hilarity when | craft far out of sight the crowd | she saw his frown. on shore, until the opposite bank was "O, you mak' geisha talk," she obreached and the boat disappeared unserved, attempting to assume a sage der the overhanging boughs of a large expression. t ear, Ijinson, from i of a|selves in a ¥ernal bower that seemed |t have But less ha On returning to his hotel ine felt vaguely that it was his duty to break the news to the girl waiting for him ocross the seas; to tell her of his changed life, his discovery that what he had felt for her was naught but triendship-that he had never known duty, Japa- take her home and at the threshold of with kiss, them-the for the him dwelling girl's falth so. ligh of | Brown and was resplenradiance of their their secret nd gave rise to whispered remarks. All the world loves a lover and Japan is no exception to the rule. allowed the with her Cuntrywoman, and more toit the |€tfect. She reminded Kohana, too, of the unhappiness that had followed the last | Jupanese-Amorican' union at Kyoto, inconspicuous the gelsha ned her holiday attire dent with color, The Waka gee [ae Sco RRei Rant. cy pat tea-house and If {t demurely, Brown chord to Japanese had which the or feobedi- male responds-fillal When the missionary took her leave, {t was all arranged that Kohana was to depart on the following day for a prolonged visit to the interior. In attempting to bow her visltor out, the pallid girl reeled and would have fallen, if it had not been for the timely Wy support of the maid. °. That afternoon Morden waited in vain for his geisha at the tea-house, nor did she put In an appearance the following day. Thinking she might bo slightly il, he wal neil he third day before he disp | & messeng i YN Sn Haris hand og pel |i, ao oo uniersnna tan vou ented Weeser cece: theteh cesraed ef Ence wtal Goi eae he said earnes Fe she 1' tatfriendrer nswitt : m runniny rom theirat airections, |} the next after that cagerly ecks passe Sromerine services And her once,andunbeknown In}and still he was a daily visitor to her, he fol- | {itwithdtan to the | lowed lovin ly.it hom some of her Playfully girl friends she tried. sheto || ways. t ele "rasp. wife wedan you e at wi the me 0," fact, their ° my I'shall ardor al-| conscientiously in quest e of Ameria fare} tea-house M executed He did the not duty] need to send|tnto the woods and, came surreptiously near precipitating a fight, waich;for |sald with .a comical her grimace, now. She "I was |can Consulate and so you will be marthere at ® | watched them us they romped. Morden Deeply | frighten had shirked. account Vas 7 only you averted sit so close a when an'| the.*‘foreigi |) appointed ried according to the law of your own time and it was generally) Mr. Morden," engrossed in some her friend of 1¢@ ae national | hol' my ie han' gentleman You hurt cuttered sinall coin wide-| poor Qohana jcountry and understood mine. Besides, ‘that I have she was |infatuated with'a nee to play and |) games ae they ey failed ae to y any atten-|an' mak' her sawry an‘ then she ery."' I among thei in search of the: money. }dance | decided to stay in Japan and make it pen er ton for him only and-no one else. | tion to thelr surroundings dered canines Fikes sds This maneuver came her -visit. usually observ- | much facial different "dressed. business form her. the contrast between persons not Tans eOnning, om wcaueton jag yen attr hat her eyes and nut brown hair and The mustache and regular features did not|to be emphasize a complete | tiful woman that ever every step | cut-leaved tree Suddenly the guitar as this| she tool the perfectionlived, of grace, her|ican and his companion found fairly on Songs he remembered from college, a rich tive b that PBC, in| eres aritone, keeping time with his | terfere, strokes, ed interested him most was enough and unselfish enough to dissang it, swaying her regard race prejudices and unite the! in time with the music. | Occldent with the Orient samisen players before,| To him Kohana was the most beauWas such none who ster of the Japanese beautiful down promenading couple turned to look after | them. Being of medium height anu | Well built, he was not too tall for her | petile, graceful figure Moreover, his | dark a man of equal | instrument speak. in admira- | petite Venus, her smile divine.. At his want to lose sight of | tion of her, he forgot time and place request she went out boating with him Luckily, 1n eh too she reminded him by preparawhich was Wrirleretst no wherever the foreigner is, there is Aga the | occasionally, violation 1 5 ee 1 FE EAS that ae Raion of the etiquet Uniekishaman of her native Shae: also. No sooner had} tainment nad come to an end. "Then! ag long as he returned her to the tea~ he jin=s SGM he : But the latter did not "I so so'prise you sing,"' she her long said, |! doubt concerning this leave when he had finished... point. Briefly And then, to | She told her his great delight. she clapped of the girl to whom Morhey lit-|den had been betrothed tn far-ort tle hands, as she for- | America and frankly had seen t predicted that ho eigners do . he of motion. "I WANT So engrossed was he tn fae band she would. YOU TO BE MY WIFE AND BE WITH see him no more, and ME ALWAYS." eo emplation of: the. pretty scene, be= | he would. aT STE sr forgéet-her. 4 It was the fate | ----$?--[$_{-_->- = ete taee. SRR ie indice of the geishas: nee. re a teeee ee aae fae self that love directed his steps to | pe Presently in a melodious Voice she the tea-house It was on one of the boating expedi-} "Don't you know, sweethear and to Kohana- t, that love| tions that he told Kohana of his in-|I love interview was drawing to : afoda: When you better than all else in the began to chant a strange song, ha that brooked no barriers, love that|tentions and asked her to become his world, : Sta felt ae : a aries ei | melody, half recitation. he did, even myself?" he Morden had he alarmed ; vould break down : Was 2 | not the restraints of| wife. the slightest After idea dismissing what it the was native mere conventionality, The girl laughed merrily, but inmatter of curiosity, love that he was sald deep to about Vhat himself, that he wanted to see wher the way She the pretty girl lived. \ look at the | graceful] body robust jinrickishaman, who was stol- | He had heard didly awaiting the word of command the cross-sticks and butterfly ornaments in her coiffure to the delicate silk embroidery on her clogs. Though the in- {nside you," she added, after a brief jutcrval, with an air of conviction that caused Morden to laugh, whereupon | the mikada, she she pouted. by exchanging compliments with began Kohana, eulogizin But her displeasu g vanished ag|her suddenly as it came ro and fina ana she was once | @0wn ance&tors coming to the present day, herself more the happy, smiling Kohana and he| then-and th had learned to love. to Inotoko, the. apanese ter ft : Before endearment for returning to the landing men, corresponding to our "lover." Diace they decorated their boat with A © commencement of the conthe tree under | versation the women had seated themhad pledged their troth, | selves on until it presented quite the a festal ap-| pearance, He rowed slowly across the | the sary with flashing eyes, At length where sho she sat In the understood why of the boat. "And as he|coin to sce her, What oars, he sang one' of: the Still,e however, TT] ] - las " with "You thing so?" she said but looked pleased. "An yo * heart Wy) WOY SS tH . looking face urned ‘ |¥ | her, tuition of a lover. "Yes, my dear," he assented joyfully, "no matter what may happen." He folded her into his arms you Know you are the again. most| Miss Brown's heart beautiful woman {n Japan, Kohana?""|!nelined to disclose f asked, rs > Li Mo dy! "1g ed the! dwelling of the geisha, reaching which n | j the graceful woman sprang lightly to | the ground, uncomforable as i he had to bend his vanished into the house head far backward Morden, in unorder to get conscious of the fact a view of the graceful that he was beblossoms. Variing observed colored by lanterns had dozens of mise hievbeen elevated on ous eyes from the behind poles drawn jJalousies, among the branches and had the disappointed shed a feeble look of a man light on an animate d who is suddenly scene. transported The rich from and the h poor-all Célights of a dream were here assembled to grim reality. in worship of the But he knew beautiful. enough of the inflexible Though they talked in a etiquet of Japan tongue to be aware that was that an unintelligible to him, he felt t that he was sharing intrusion into the dancer's and singer's Ss their sensep abode P was fas oOout sations and of the question, thinking s He! their thoughts. might resort to the ae when nearest the teahouse| full moon broke} and send for her to entertain Toodal the et aneeling him, but| basis and | to do that he would looded have to know the © panorama her| with her | pame. Ss Silver light, even the chatteri > engage e é rho | ng multihad‘d served ieee her so Pea well and ee tude was impressed, V oices and laughreturning | to the hotel, secured from ter were hushed and him, with| for the moment the aid of an interpreter, Illora, queen her exact | of spring, reigned suaddress. And all this time he was tellpreme. | ing himself that it was merely When Morden a mat- | returned to the Gion ler of curiosity. ; herry afoot the following afternoon, virm notF : 4 nevertheless 1ee was eSs, he could yet not free esfrom the spell cape the reflection of that the the previous eplsode evening, He was in] of the afternoon was hardly the mood ecommendsome psychologists have able, considering the fact that he was termed receptive and not disposed to engaged to American gir] quarrel with named the Creator for having Mary James, who made Was only awaiting the land of chrysanthemu aC ms. his return from Traversing the this Orfental tour srounds to of a little marry him. Arte! park in the vicinity on his concluded, way to the} America is far away and beautiful tree, he was suddenly she will never! rooted | xno Ww the difference. to the spot So what's by a sight the | upon which he! odds? sazed with unfeigned ck light In a Jinrickisha, II drawn one of the unWhen they met again, after that, It tiring human horses o{ Japan, sat a Was Morden's turn seisha engaged to become embarin a conversation with ly Ssed. The geisha's training another as a propublic dancer, as Morden { £ sslonal entertainer stood her in readily discerned good fro the latter's | stead. It was true she blushed deeply butterfly garments. With her Jet/on entering the room and saw the } black hair, fair, regular features thai stranger who had followed were her harely the jinged: with a touch of] previous day, but Olive, scon regained and: pearly her| teeth. sie appeared | composur sowing smilingly she to him the incarmution: of all that 1s} herself e let down onto. the matting and | heautinul: in Japanese: Womanhood |) passed her slender fingers caressing-| le girls, Ghlivious' to his presence | ly over the strings of the samisen were engaged that| in an animated conver- | had been placed in readiness for her. ‘thon, punctuated with laughter. He) The foreisner had sent for her, <5 atched cvery. gesture of. the pretty | had' so many eccupant from over oof the seas the little be- | cart and men-|fore him. She would play and tally obse rved sing | that it .was: the poetry | for him-and then he would go away € comprehended » a at 7k ; : yes < 3 / her. Then she @now you not|she was just putting the final mis-fike. She onderstan'. You/to a rather elaborate toilette, touches )f0lng be her hosban'. An' t | Stay marry with | forever, no madder whichever. "\) a: | | with | mal' \ \ *\ N Ny AW \ \\\S was : clearr it the world the two Jinrickishas, one the other approacn lowing . was spurred on by a prom| reward, in case he should his rival, iva G a Gradually allyhe h | the a iY SS) it by in tultion one -thus this Pee: thi é Crane eae E rivals of Kyoto ee eee At first, the geisha, not understanding "the object of this celerity, was alarmed. When a backward ‘glance | brought compre 2mprehension, i st5 was F emused and finally interestad. Her | ©yes glistened arid she cheered on het human steed to greater exertion , But | the pursuer ngndor of the regi Morden resolve to) to a trip from Tokio the celebrated Gion CUPID'S INFLUENCH OVER AN AMERICAN IN THE ORIENT. "nd garden paths, now dodging | this down obstruction, Ik aped | er would not hurt you for the world, j my oan to their] little one," he cried ta igg ee E fe :} a ae aX balctagpcnat ae Riinbad Fira ae d waennce to taethy Japan. I this ela and eettle 2 in : mon . her. a The American J =3 angulsit » was heartrending... Without | thoug or sleep, he sore sie ceaselessly for over a ap at Shortens a b is oad oe! He Lee ook ner ao that ‘th 7 ‘ith fats "reports is unfounded. I] ended Invariably in the bitterness of SeERn jthen yatter Fat ee eee nee PRE (ate Wie Aisne and kissed leader | me, |am going to call on Kohana? this girl and St see ldea disappointment. Nita At last, haggard aes sain with and agai - what I can do with tm with: her. ample. It appears means. | {n- thi pastimeit sleepless aeegned * thie nigh mae | he ne resigned as k = iy ado himself eit ae hed ae eRerak viele the rebellous a offew.his hours black hair|to every day in: they! fair entertainer, be a useless task, the| should however, natural be.thing!The in. position I} to his fate. the. world that she belonged by | persisted, De xOn trying ike. a to veby "pass tee an api arm fe "her |on forehead, aa E Ln he ee said: me, "You love Kohana."| have|am with told him theas geisha ate be he {a Iswith ne. as deeply He had observed her... FIn hope love {ee Returning the | soon became same well. acquainted betelto heTokio, baa he put frequented Grad- | right to the most graceful paat How light | eround her walst re ee nae j not told me alan y you 2 a 2ssed we Ch eho at the | ually LHe wi eomecto bie eenaes she lost before her fore, shyness.and the ‘Anglo-Ajneriéaie: when} Aber ne of limb' she was, Hiring Gf his rival now darting here, aig ea alee trom She nodded he again discovered that she, like xe many of | now eas, I there, eave evading E Ker capture Trai at +i or directand |is too "Yes,'' te." ‘she said, -""Kohana, she liz | murmured, had registered, blushing SAS z ge igen eb the clerk RRDICnhecranin wee, cady | the geisha, was handed ° him e e e ° a bit of a linguist, and | ing the quick Movements of the merry] you ° a cablegram, explaining Morden that ee it had eee wee vee -| ver'. led oy neglish "Broke nly, much, Firs' you' come, she | then hiding her face ou their con- | girls and emitting amusing ie ay Rites And little fem- | no true to her word, He you. Miss But Alice/arrived now you but lig see a few me, hours before. The Finally she disengaged. herse trywoman, Brown called Both of Baers Stutay upon Kohana. She I ‘ had|/dispatch Sate ime read: and such "Am relieved to learn Japanese phrases | winding chain of human beauty closely} This was, hardly what he expected.| "‘Kohana Ee mos ,, pes oe ee phon Packie ae ae eae a shi geisha a i nak d to acquire was just He was | approached engaged In Morden's dressing} hiding place, but Know There now was too much never loved. Japanese evasion [aroma you. sinewe CAS Just eRe:1en. artapen ans one oF eae develo then a se ee Ko-| herself ras marvelfor her daily a BE : 7 = ‘boringeS | naer now no O visit to the underors a tea-| de-|he married remained Horace P. Wilder. undiscoveréd Consratuand | later | in it*to o suit fon <asiay him citadeSo he renewed ¢ t h e woods the Se | by in lattack Bee wor. neal ote 1e Th tae anid "aut of narrow Se nanise lanes, house. upj}lusion ‘ey heart. and In fact, attended by her maid, | lations trankly confessed to pms:| ade his way ingKB yo out of the woods speaking unseen in order.-Mary or on the citadel : James." of her heart se | be ar 1a RE it lifWas ae fe ciate as,Toe though.a.statue stoldity of the po eeeane oe er ry wang gave \Prictors-all. stars tl they his asked father and: blessed his | hearts'. c tent was rich. and | ished to find: that ie. she WES WUBt was the ied noted erg had come} fellow Passing yan-|company de te nee tal \ verantic n-was.n@ longer restricted'-to | inine shrieks: of delleht. Once the! an' I ig see you." BULGARIA'S GZAR DESCENDEI (his" embrace bes' happy. female| no difficulty is being admitted. The]you propose to marry. FROM Tht FRENCH BOURBONS | G. Japanese. yen A QUESTION OF KIN A. a NEWHOUSE GREENWOOD. 5 she meant. pant." Howvn ‘ ae «Satin tay ned over) Know what on earth she The Senlor Subaltern' turned" over | she' didn't answer me that day his lette and lelsurely proceeded to} ever, : Se ¥ atic went the fliptation 1 heard | or the ei next,7 though later moment orpe a chem A = - ' S } on just the same Jaue °communicativere laugh ou an he nextxt day : er dav' we--reached:. i ‘ i C r \Marpassengers more several. and seilles, quired en ay age ae ; rae ans Uae) «Whats: ‘at from a/joined us, Captain , Inglis. voy-| among HeLe handed t tion" me a cutting ni hoppenee: Sears Bhat a sevening : "rmiseed 4 Miles; : j newspaper. * T yead out, "at St.| Brown, and later I found her inthe to nersnade| On the tenth," re i ee. aalooas: | She elipdedaa buble tawek as was always }'Mary>:Abbots,Kensing sci Cav-'| I came ft AND l 7 ‘ be 4 A oni rakes nis tude and. Se faced he Bi Vin flay ; y Unfortunately t inberitauc rie. Eat | wars omer of or ian. later thi Peruvian as-|securesand' assase' as | sion, for «he liked hh, |}age to Peru. popularity It was no casy matter dinner het her to le Paris, as she ote mil ie with op" bls die, Prensh: Bourban Hig motl er's ttihee side: she Mera was other's Princess aha She. Bilao' Cle-'|: Clse| ionght though hen ulla te ‘ iat ue a gaan mentine, daughter of King Louis | srueet T Bit th Philippe. His personality. has thus eareee hem: he romantic interest French: eyes Be Prom Enea e | that|a. | Partitions siring himself rang the TG ‘cates the Balieins.* | fell to the « / with 58 was. Ala ens his His conversation ennbeonee a ; . 1d merely fainted | the city will the lady wh¢ < eyedSree to aa hos-4| || veakness eae i che was has conveyec sineé. recovered, CANADA ae rated | | anc and. 4 red,A fine-naturea, th atHie of ie a big = and stout,¢ccultivated ee, with a | ern i ; im Oe Rood presence ae. rome lengthened ~ by Aa, byte aaa grizzle ! a s grizzled < eonsiderabis a mall gray eyes fave ite v floor, : po be Her only satisfac-'| day glad to her the accept DEVELOPS a that gift. i we were ac play. Spee "why? Be "Because ec; ‘ring entering | | ae: " penta, na otiab turned. ihe , ~acent: | Sad Her.One;story Shee neeOut: a 16 aor Oe 1g. une 3 the | fumilly ay" aap aru, minister. a of war his intereee one time a considerable yarning eee to my |. said, turning half way. i ale f Ha' asith: vou rT ove to be ae he| of the int into the spirit. I "as If ‘you'll. . you love ' me . enough, e eh." ane wait and. not press in in a girl's 3 Tee ea th reat thingng Such) a.she grea : RA ed) she Sagar : PaENELICe y. said, ri lif . e aoe _< »zia daar ear | # Said, Yo PROMISING ‘ ORE MINE. Ae et me You would believing . soon get the tired eae of me; linen ishe how answered, ern ou know the fer agony wait"athe Buapedsescinvat taint rEShe} okey :iron mine A promising az ‘ of , cours ee Tae is being. de-= | rowed I there! wouldn't, e) 17T'll tell ealdcrd:| i . ‘ sé for as eae you | veloped as " pane " she} at Sudbury, as Re Ont he a Is | verte a eis fife oink: hed iis} whispered apsslys ve only Tel Ate of byy rail lost tog Georgian it throug Bay,we | love to143 be be hauled hau to 2s spenc Ta Org ouhe a few a days. -h :surprise. tI pe ytee: pe curiosity and SEE ; t Very nose, and ; has 5; teea se, serey kissed in astWrane| = Fee E where ; re a ting. dock. : Ser wewell | specuie v pment Is cant foo ime being Toa absolutely bull r P aiankee Thefor dockapewi .destirac le. || being she me have wen built. 2 Saad a ne e HONIEE soeSe wees Lh van eh Pian ; : bs afromOR ; her : ere eae ad a light -clevance. Pp mij-.| fut for 7 ay pe aren ORAS wan >2 at : the < hos- } feat or : : water syesring alongside and = |.After. she will aobercie | be | eae wire nad: ay iecove ree red quite | Seon asian ‘ =a a pie x BED; S x A hed back » with In all an y tnteresring | « a loading device ary ) moustache, thet TAT umfd she ' had come. ee ES from : pital furnished she ; ‘said. st nie was ekf with with seductivewe a Captain ache Inglis ar physiognomy, 3 ons AS pits eats = : in ¢ aera 5 RS days a she hard- || Havre hold was and , a-ves-|in that 7 < ete 7" aa fe fovr Ae the darkJe , "a3 a Jes hold peso fair sample of of of a hits eesfer aeore af to MOD the tank evening "‘Bugh!' : she elemnlaten ; was a fair sample ut where |the That rest of the ‘ voyage. "He governed: Inglis ea and shen with I| re oe s|/ to meet a lawyer from sve a ta Rescate at 2 Ww have fisted, Fini the adStamboulofl, "T didn't want whom to he talk | t abo written s her she had monopolized her, but neither got more | inherited | Ore from this mine will ha thick and thin.) had were stationed, so I changed the} oih dk $1,000,000. from hee brother. vantage of being 500 miles nearer the} we Se eee aaa SU pOrten. ARRASewadlyI ic knew the | nearly attention proudly and shrewdls | Lake Erie ore recelving ports than | subject hive said a long farewell to her at} pe ‘Are you going out for long?' I inlthat brought from Lake' Supe ee Bombay, where she left the boat, and Canadian points. The Northern rail-|} We corresponded until a month ago. - only to see some friends for a n a | way contemplates the erection, in con- | he rep! |}. "But why wouldn't she answer?" [| yw months,' she replie Te e ired-afte a t BED rectice with this mine, of two Dips | if I shall meet you?' I eau med. a bit. i furnaces at. Toronto with a capacity of | ve ‘I wonder e ic Book' told her we were ublican into her eye 200 tons each per day | said, looking * he said enigmatically she said want to? "Would you * I demande: Explain : ti ion ee a e¢ said he a son,eee had Bob Inele coun t Half Million for ‘. me stitute. ae Mr coq roquettishly. ‘You know I would,' I answered, aA ee Bok cba «(S01 it e aa S | t | per e ee = ve of ti the tas:Ohio fervor, : woh ‘Temple was unmarried," ra Temple wou evesiie | Lord Oar aiE aie withhile Botan locutor.0 er with ea a -a. eessearching. loo: k- eyes 3 |/had.a » Biter own, an bead her but bea t t e Democratic | Mary 4 a tIC e ove y Y 5 r ‘ C $ 1,500 Fe votes. otes = ji tic e af ae Ca ) |} new ee ai tana CematieA ey gh sacgw Buttes the ore Pan mn as eematite u b M. eceam known structure is Phones placed. have Parties de~ partitions placed to if arranged before Applications B. HALL, received by AGENT 415 608 Dooly Block 4 " ‘Will you. give me your answer?' | oa See ae + sale Th the' churenof | tion now is to imagine that she: will | ward whens phe officers of his suite pagsed him |} the snemat en Raita with lt sald, taking wes her hand. ibe tat Hangirard was m: es make a donation of $20,000 to the hos-| head, and bre 1 ab wine, ana the meal passed | Saint Lom da. Ea' otfuir touched her oA can't,' she whispered, pipe he was) | she | pital gets The tranquil prince | Ing his. rounc ind a institutions of Paris: because aaes ane i ie2 brother lady day as soon she| apparently " as| mine. having officers. her Inheritance, things : sould gogo on foreyer,'|™y | surprised *‘] wish this could to. fine eH he | "I fingers. protested ‘I'm suildine. sure!if she'd. onlyly | she'dnot love has been treated with such great care {I murmured. arine that. in some.| Marry me, but.<she ana1AnG roul<ld wants stood not tolerate 10 firm ye era and j lifeless in the mae while ‘to restore ‘ her he. the to} and. was survellatteWtion. sp talking | After Of course, to' please , I remembered hearing vain =atiempts the at called f in theC Bl Seoulin't answer sibs police. her, the nurses ed tl haverab assured Lt : Ra elie : pal po aa 10. B. Both being can demands November I asked. reading?' you are "What Te mple," to ee skipped lanareanen | ineton.S theoset the with Leb Boar Fee : princes. the who followed the Bourbon Bourbon princesoftoto) | had had toto "x0 "Ri ¢who xile followed writes lapr ear with thus the to supposed the Figaro iinerisauce. a)days ington Skeare," Lillo Cad b - Brown! e is earridce ‘‘Oh, "nothing!' < she we} An': embdlo answered arcompaniel "In her tothe | Keziah, only Oa 109 bs im GOnfuslOn: Sit visit tote Sofia to theted palace of Ferdi- strolle 7 et nm *the ag arkness x BOLE 2 of the garden| Lins train, but1 returned. she got to.off thecity at the first'\t stathe | and "T ce used to ee ‘know ot Ne y re 5 palacewidoy skh: itself p nan $4 "I beg OWT - is hardly mand, : hen: more ) under. . the Se then.a her sieht' thet aldo: } glanced Dien an d.of/ downtiara: ae [he as and hiretvu e2 and o | i tion to a tl He sound.hodel= j jdea. t that dria ‘ Hospital ae $ : eT of the? title sig e nly-Nad‘an 2 aoRe Babe pardon--Lady, ane Temple," sald he, smil reniiabered. "hab Uubattonn: any wens tl au a comfortable bourgeois habita- paar ore ae ai c x ur ears he.) the date fo @ arrival of tha lawyer) jng broadly: ‘ding : its white walls encircled by a de- | tary. band, . ‘igaret, ats ay and | dered hear Oftenhach what _to- | had come, an] she wasiwith on earth she wanted didiculty my I closed my book, lit a. cigs . Paria hintaee fon" 2c lightful 5 garden . mn the dining room Bran pl,he eee ‘ Pp 5Oaty vy for thes last | kept°inher. bed As /soon as sait he. atlantho: hell-v repared to listen , ‘ ¥ 7 geht," old,"" aig, I ‘said: ea the string offs ° an electric : ps bell-pull ned" hung his' back... || night >i; way who knows shee You weren't very what he wait|.tendanthad turned his back, able " m Miss Brown on a boat," he} s h e got | The A time » celling. to: the.table,. cg wasa ee "Won't ~The ‘S} i you = | up Be come for a stroll?' e god going ynert behind I to leave those the hosand: | sald was. looking going at. cave hs me. Sapte d , BS ci dish and then left said, g |ing for 1 ‘he 5 me ne ina 7 moment es mm behing she When took : a- pital,. the, but | asked plates she was so were weak trees that she} qeuced Ned pretty. Bulearia-‘a"' girl, and ape eer French et islet | was "She her, got up.and unable we walked to stand to our|= on het fect and | well, a fancy to me. We tl mee San: {ebattorwaird ae the prince i } . now space suit their Theye the |Z =) nite! 98 50," ‘Lveritot-a. poor fe aeha areas un ed y a building to , ae | TOL thins eo) ‘ she answered eee. soldier . softly. asked. | pe. primarily. institution Hee voted toects 1e se oO : tenet ters es pee ieee eee z "*‘T ain't poor,' she replied. that. olenew cours of "Well, woulda Fs I proposed titan | swe! t n--sald she. wasn ae ansure, : | iy va ae PY, re's toto yo ee:"Here's you, , and tos Ta continuacthe " ay glis ee tnen| } ee Lady Lady Temple," he hoe ' a pes. cure ot die -the prosperity feat OF ae evening Dat pria aiiea Sena all that:to but and about in mythe family- talk later ° |she began t ince aeof ee a eereaen and aceot ae Reo concerts | phony sora wic is the Emery Mrs. ments about Uncle the late Thomas J. Emery, a capitalist, "Tord Delmer?" I inquired hat noise you i hear is Bryan Tha und the gift to the institute is BH Fe ea, answered. 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