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tunlly. Delma. through tho Page Muroc incident. and Anna be- “use of hei- father's death. both were meshed in the network. not making things easier for him. Wlllllnw. it was clear his duty lay cowards Anna. and he could allow

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Deima was the dny. l-le had not really so far seen sufficient of her to form a propel‘ Judgment on her. He had some down to breakfast wondering to liinlself. even s little satlrioally. my she would face contrast with

aunt and-still more- the aus- ure and dominating personality of his grand-aunt.

Gradually. as the day passed to quelling, ile found himself wonder- his own temerity in expecting to find ample room for criticism. He was rather stupefled w

' that Delma seemed not only to belong to Sunningholrne. but act- ually to be Surlningholme.

The wilole dignified old place rad- iated hcr personality without any mfrflligffieftb. The stafl worshipped.

,and that fact was reflected in T,

the smooth-running of the house- hold. the completely happy atmos- plwro (so very different in ‘hi5 grand-aunt's days. and even those of his aunt). without the least sug- gestion of effort. It did not in fact seein as if Delina herself had any guiding hand in what went for- ward. She seemed serenely uncon- scious pf it herself. although Bond recoznimd everywhere her magic touch of nrovernment.

llle was tho more surmised at this. least some- filing _or her previous history. The girl with cabaret connections on the Continent. The girl involved in that house of drama in the Place Maroc. The suine girl. nliraculousiyy and mysteriously inheriting the fortune

' from u string of shops somewhere

in America. These were no apparent steels in u mistress oi‘ Sunning- llolnie.

Yet tiiere. it seemed. they were no bar to success. as Bond had to ad- mit to In fact. round about uudown when he was alone with __lmn. on the terrace where some visitors had been choosing between tea and cocktails. and now were fine. he coniessed to her more than

‘ had expected to do.

‘l must say you run Mime quite magnificently." he said suddenly. and rather awk-

At the moment she had been unz- lnff out over the grounds towards main Rates. watching the last.

°f m8 departing cars out of sight. its turned. lookinlz at him with

interes

t.

"You think so?" she asked.

_l know ‘it. I sllould do. don't you illlllkl’ lvo known Sunninghoinle since l was a child. watched the illimuig of it—--"

I know!" she nodded. "I got the WWW 0f this place from Mr. beeping before I took it. And that vu-niore 0r less-your history W? - . _. She laughed lust a little ‘WW? Quilt-Hy. “I'm very glad you “Elk 1,111 up to standard. ailyhow." u v Ht put it that way!" he

owned. l don't really suffer from mylllsiilgzm ‘Bl dsi 1w m jllrlgt

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fi glad Sunningho e is in {sill

llfl-uds as yours."

h {in afraid it may not be that for "t: osliie said suddenly. He inter- fl- , by. only tile other day at

l’ 1H omce. there was trouble

1"“, 1,41!!!“ propose to extend

Bile nodded. "I know. And r did Si‘? have it renewed then. But— m“: lad news which-if it's as

o: fgsr-~won t allow me to ‘twhflt sort of news?" he asked ' may not have the money to m;

I "i? told him. “Enid”? letter from tho United

b - .. who,‘ ,_fi,smg!_‘g1n1lll5 mall. she

gas; eyes

lawyer ‘ll-lu- the will under $13K

v“ ab? Wis me that s-dymo M

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I came into the money. and that I'll have to go- slow till we see the strength of their claim which-he's rather afraid-looks quite good."

"I DID NOT KNOW HE WAS RICH"

quite well again. I hadn't the least ides. then that he was rich. by American standards.

"Well. when I had put him on his feet again I left America and came over to Europe and almost forgot about the old man. Then, with very great surprise. I heard of the fortune

tlmcnt. helpful in that durinl h o; 1e

o ft me, That was a shock. a far bigger one than the news that Im losing it."

"But are you certain you are ggxinng tto IOSQbICTSHBfiIId pressed. It 0 9 0Y0" vw , suppose. and: perfectly Rood will. or the authori- ties over there would. never have al- lowed you to handle the money."

Oh the will was all right, so far as I know. The lawyers never dues- tioned that. But now some relatives have turned up. it seems. and have started an action alleging undue in- fluence on my part. Of course its uulte untrue. I'd no idea he was worth a lot of money."

“And. if you've Rot a good lawyer out there. naturallv he'll pull you through. It's a try-on by people who feuelltglieyye been done out of their

“That's s0." she said. “But the point Ls that one never can tell what an American court will decide in a case like this."

A warning gesture frcmhlm stop- ped her. Anna was coming towards them from the house. She was talk- ing intimately with Tony Farellam. who had been one of the guests.

"If you're really going to marry Anna off his hands for a while. on Tony?" Delma said mischievous- ly. "He's been with her nearly all of the afternoon!"

adrft noticed it," Bond said. "I'm not worried anyway."

"You never are. it seems to mo!" Delma said, a lit-tie emotionally. “That night in the Place Marco vou were as cool as a cucumber. And again in thr- Washington. over that terrible affair of Anna's father-J’

"If you don't mind. we'll chance the subject." Bond said fluietlv. be- ginning to move towards the others.

He. had noticed. of course. that Anna and his friend had been pre- rv-"uilied all the afN-vrioon with each other. 'I‘hat had suited him He was illenscri for Toily in tilko the some- what clipping and demonstrative Anna o ffliis hands for s. while.

This afternoon. quite unexpected; iv. had been much more than the first spent again in his old home. He had found it reinstating him in something of his old standing in the neighbourhood. It had already brought him recognition as real owner at Bunningholme.

BOND MAKES A "COME-BACK"

The crowds of visitors had clearly been influenced by the rumour of Bond's dramatic return to the neighbourhood. and a cllrlous desire to see and meet him had bfOllRIlt many along who otherwise might not have come.

Among these was General Tank- ertorr one of whose daughters was a relzular visitor. and who frankly admitted to Bond that hc ryas his main interest here. comparatively voung high rank and standing in the army. had rather embarrassed Bond bv the affection of his Rreetinz and his pe- oroaiches that the other had not been around before. Wily had he been hiding himself away in town? Why hadn't he realized that. even if his old home was in other hands. the doors of Dale House were open to blm as an old friend?

The fact that Maurice Leth- brldne was standinlr bv had amused Bond. Such a public expression of friendship and confidence from the most influential person in the neigh- bourhood was bound to be anafliema to the other.

Lethbridge could scarcely hide his chagrin. and left early. mnklm! great plnv with official duties as his excuse. Bond. striding up and down the terrace with the General at the time. had noticed that a discussion

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The Ottawa Journal, Feb. 23rd, says: A beloved and well-known resident of Ottawa. Mrs. Agnes Mary Ann Stroud, widow of William Robert Stroud. died Sunday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. Alfred McDonald. 724 Echo Drive. after several weeks illness. She was in her 90th year.

Born iii London, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and we. Henry form-man. She came to Canada as a. bride in 1874, and took up residence in Ottawa in I880. She was active and in good health uni-ii a. few weeks ago. Her hus- band, who was a iveii-known tea merchant, died in 1918.

Mrs. Stroud was active in social and religious circles. She Joined First r" church on oomng to Ottawa and was president of the Ladies Aid for seven successive years. She was onc of the original members of the Women's Baptist Home Mission Board of Eastern Ontario and Quebw. and served as president of the board for seven years. At the time of her derlill she was honorary president of the or- ganization. -

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The Agnes stroud home in Ot- tswa, which was formerly "N? Home for Friendlcss Women. W" re-named iii her honor three years ago. to commemorate her 50 yell‘! of service as a charter nlber of the board of the institution.

Left to mourn their 105s RN W0 daughters, Mrs. J. Alfred McDon- ald, of Ottawa. and Mrs. George. Valentine. of Toronlm» three sons. William l-f.. of Montreal; Fred I... of Saint John, Nil. and Flying Of- flcer Vifallacc n. Stroud. now wltIh the R.C.A.f-‘_ nt Sunlnleislde, i 12 grandchildren and l4 w»; grandchildren. Another son, C 0 n, died in 1934.

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MISS SARA K. MwLEOD

The Dcoplc of Cuiiil;cr1.ili<i Iiill slurouliciiiig districts ucic

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were met and conveyed to her for- was “ma, m me P‘ E_ L Hcspgm)

Mid 011 Wfidllefiflfly where she remained for two and ii funeral took place half months. where nil that medical

band fifteen years Mm since he, followed by n large concourse of skill was done for iler and she re-

Wltfliimlclillflfid she leid a comparatively Wonk?- i-c ire l c. devot n herself to her home and quietly gmltfiblltlng he; CiltliberFs church, St. Teresa. sn- sham m even. good “wk and w nounced the end of her journey. the many can, made m the mm, and High Mass was celebrated for

the repose of heir soul by Rev. Basil Croken, who also officiated Mooney was stricken with sciatica. at 7"‘? Wave and an m" W95 m0!“ Edith MacLccd. R. N.. ilfiSiSi." whk-h confined her to her bed for till (lift kind. respected an cstccm- hel- mothsr and aunt, Ml‘ seven pm.- wgck5_ caning on hm- cd citizen was luld to rest to await

ests of public welfare, three years

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ago, Mrs.

youngest sister. Mrs. Helen Kelly. m‘? glmlmls re5‘m'°°“°n-

Iona, who faillfully nursed attended her and was evcr ready at her bedside at every call.

She was advised by her pastor ‘Vflllfl

and May her soul rest in peace.

Kelly. Thomas

and physkflan m mnve to the Len Wood and Joseph Grant.

Sacred Henri. Home, which she did n ‘m ' in hopes that she might return 10- Paihv 0f m" 30m‘? l“ h” lleww‘ h" hnmel but her popes w“... not w fflli. as she is the only sister re-

m“. last siding on the Wand out of a frlmily

three years o; he, me h, we H-me of eleven. '1!“ rest are in the do-

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Mi-r. Helen Kelly has

and on January 24th she took sick, ma!" 01 Una‘? 511m-

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zealous pastor, Rev. B. Glllis, administered to lwr the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church of uftlch she was a devoted mem- ber and on the following night.

January 25th, she died. fortified

and comforted by all the consola- tion of Holy Mother Church.

expression of pence the Sisters her Home for their many acts of kind- features in death might lvell be an ness and hospitality shown towards indication of the kindly reception her sister in her location tller accorded by a Good God to one also to Rev. B, Gillls. who p best she obeyed the divine commands and

The serene

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who always, as

could, many kind visits to her sister.

Following were the pail-bearers: Lemuel Hughes, Joseph McCarthy. Dumphy.

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She was tenderly nursed by {lvlibss . .V

C. A. Acorn of Boston. Sara always resid- ed at home where llcr gentle dis- position won for her a place in the community which will leave a mem- ory not only to those near and dear to her but also to a large circle of friends who will alivnys cherish her memory, For none knew her but . love her or nnmfd her but in DffliSI‘. She leaves to i0\'llll!l.\' cherish licr memory llor grief stricken father and mother. also two brothers J. H. of the staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Montague and Larvrence at home. Also two uncles D, J. Mac- Lcod, Allstml. Mass. and J. M. Mec- Leod. Mt. Hope. P. E. I.. also time aunts. Miss Mzirv Marti/cod. Ply- mouth. Muss. Mrs. C. A. Acorn. Bis- ton Mass. Mrs. Elmer Halo. Mlddly- ton. Mass. The funeral which was very largely attended was held cn Saturday. December 6th at the Dun-

at the home and church bv ilrr nor- tor Rev. M1‘. Green. assisted lav the Rev. Mr. Horton the Dundee Baptist Church. The floral tribuios were manv and beaiitlfulconsi of Pillow from family. Pillcu Ml=s Mncbeod. Victoria. Wl‘ ill.

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tnlzuc. Wreath. Younlz Pcolrlc. Von- ! fugue. Roses. Ml’. and T. H. Poole. Montague. Spray. Dr. T. A. and Mrs. Johnston. Montriifuo. Spray Mr S. Hunter. Bridlzctown.

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