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Chapter 88

All ihal winter I wenl about as hard as I could. I never alloy/ed myself a moment's leisure. for ll‘ I did, I droppedAmentally and phy- sically. I caught my father's trick of skimming lhe papers and maga- zines, so I could talk with super flcial intelligence about the news oi the day, I had all the lbest. of the new books sent mc, sklmmel Lhcm, and read reviews oi‘ them-wild lull:- cd about them will: great ifllillifl lion and very little real knowledge. In (the-r words, I was becoming .Il) like all those other wom-zi. ,\l_\ aunt, hearing me finish :.n opinion on a mu m discussed novel the‘ was oul. that woe-k, reumrlaczl l0 my lather. ‘ , "You sec, it's as I said. When she was Lied up to that man, she had nu ideas -beyond running, her

doubt whether anything bul u se- rious threut to my wellbeinu would have kept him homo when tlu- wuu- dcrlng fever “as on hiyu. llv was Very cha-rmlng, and very hcurlless. He loved me, as he said uncc be- cause I was n pretty woman, rather than ‘because I “'11s his ilaughfsar. Possibly I could not blumo him.

liovcd. or rvfuwl 1 l" w... r.-...a..,-~zu:..|.i....||u|.i..., . . mun * A low dosrsin -srulll.ll,(llll. 1101159 find Ffilltiilllllg l"! 01111110115- Ho had seen very lillle o1‘ me either succession soon trmnthv: .-.1 u o. ».1l.,r..r,."rr.;r..! lfqilllélikr IIII/Irotw- ‘rlirnvy-hrll bile might just as we'll ‘have been as a chm] m. a young wonunh and swmul-Il lllllsrl - art: ‘_ “_'-~_flrl-;'l-_,L§'1“,‘f_"33211;)JIM“ I» ‘"-““ a-sfiburban ‘IIIOIIFIGWIIE. Ixlcnv sholna when he 9m see "m n was m find for llll'ill.‘~ll\l"§ _. any. ~ ILA y devc op ng some mlel lg- chuructemmcs that d“ no, please liuvu-vl-r, lulu» ll unw- omyo," hinL

I snulcd a lulle lo myself. 'I‘lu- “m; I bee" hmm.]y' l doubt

opinion I had (Iclivercul with so much couvlrlluu was the result. oi‘ n lcn nlinuieTs pccusal 0|‘ o. review of that novel. My intelligence- mu- burrowed from Ileudllncs from "lulu-vs at magazine urlii .\.b, from rcpl-lilion of (ithcr people.

Nevertheless», I was (lcvclopim:

one thing which m-ithel‘ my aunt nor my father guessed, That was u in lIlllli])(!|I(lt!II(.'l‘ ul‘ mind] BPIU , I lnul [iv/en u cilrious cum bhnuhm of wrenkxmss and stubborn noss, u very usual surf of mnnbinzl- \ lion. 3‘ FILIIIPI‘ became restless during the wind-r and announced (mu morning Illlll ho was off lor Spain lhc ulld oi llllll week.

"Want to come?" _

“No thanks," I answered, as cas

ually as he had asked me. H “You've odd taste," u-y fnthcr answered, looking at me nlriously. "Don't you want to sc-o ilILYllllllg of the world?"

"Yes. But not now."

Iic thought this over for ment.

"I'll make it France, if‘ you'll come. You wouldn't. feel Slfullgr lhcre, since you speak French very m“. he had wanted N, do, in ti“; W111i" clinging iblue sequin dress, auainsl

“I wouldn't feel struugoJn Spaimllhe bunk. shadowy velvet cmmm_ l 1"“ don't ‘Yam 1° 3° “WW7” - und myself‘ a little pale, as I had

11" llYwfm-‘ll a “m9- Slwllm-l “i iaugh-ingiy promised lobe. Only 1h“ smoke 01' his “lllilmlle- I knew the pallor was natural now lllll‘ to Wm" “'11s 311l‘i5‘1nl"d'lhe fem‘ “lllate hours and ion much exertion

whether he would (‘\'(‘l‘ have come nea-r me. But my prclllin-ss plvuscrl him, and the zidmiralion oi other people for me ilollghlcil and flamer- od him. 0f course he was fund of me. In this special ruse, his f0nd~ ncss took tho form oi‘ wnruinu my aunt Harriet that, my interest In Colin Mac-Ready throufvlil-d n. he us disastrous us my interest in Win- throp Taylor.

So my aunt very sllbily and clev- erly began to gel rid oi‘ ('4 . , as she hzul successfully pollen ril of Gweuodlyn. Colin was llI'l)]I]il‘Il by everyone over whom she hudnuy luflucnce—uml tlnssl- salnn- people redoublcd their altemiow lo mo. So the-re were many day durlnz the winter when I went places alone or with my aunt or some of her friends, and never saw my nnl- lrue friend.

Colin and I both recognized her game. Colin laughed, I threatened to cut loose from my family.

“I'll make your portrait the suc- cess of the Spring Exhibition, lhen she won't dare not invite me," (‘olln announced.

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M, truth would have done. _ Evidently a long consultation /l with Aunt Harriet followed. MY

mother so lonely and miserable and homesick when he took hcr abroudl

wlloroign counlries that had made m)’

Both he ‘and my aunt watched with flerror for any sign of my mothers <'lI€lI'lI(fICI‘ lu mo. It seemed only lair to relieve his mind. “Sometimes I want to go all over Perhaps ‘in u year or _ so, I'll gnl over and live with you In Eu-ropel

._Just this winter-for awhile-J‘ don't know why, I want to stay‘ here."

For someh0w,I found o. Iittlvl comfort In being in the some city with Winthrop. If anything Imp pened l0 him, he (rould always send for u1-c—he knew where I lived, and I knew where he was. Ulilte in awhile I hoard wbout him. J felt that ll’ I went so many thousand uillcs away, it would be a complete final separation.

But I could not explain this to fathcc, Then the door opened, and Colin was announced, and I saw by my father's face that he look this as the explanation. And that. did not please him any more than the

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ELECTRIC WINE

A French Inventor claims that he cuu age wlne electrically. The method ls simple; take a bottle of ordinary Burgundy or any new wine and place It in an elecrostatlc bath of from 60,000 to 120,000 volts leave it there for a minute or two, “fl-‘Orillilg to the "ase” you desire. take ll. out, pull the cork-and there you have It. It. is claimed that this swift method produces ' an old wine, lacking neither the color, bouquet nor that "indefin- _ able smoothness" of wine that has ' been carefully kept lu cellars for years.

i} The only thing certain is that nothing is certain.

Rosebank Farm Offered For Sale

This farm is most desirably 10c- ated, being situated In Soulhport, three and n half miles from Char- lottetown by way oi‘ l-Illlsborougb .-, Ufldse. Ono mile from Charlotte- town across Ice In winter. The farm is fronting on Hlllsborough mver directly opposite Charlottetown. Fnrm consists of one hundred and thirty-four acres on land, one hund- red and twenty clear and I nhlgh slate of cultivation. The remainder covered with a grove ol’ spruce and fir with an ideal site for fox ranch- ing. Buildings consist of a two storied dwelling house, fourteen rooms, heeled with furnace through- out, with water supply and tale phone. Two large lbsrns, grrarary. pig house, hen house, store house and other out buildings sll in first class repair.

Any intending purchaser would do well to see this farm while the crop ls on It. to know exactly what he ls getting. This farm is offered for ssle until the Nth September,

JAMES TRAINOR, Owner on P-emlsos

during the winter.

The picture was an ouorulous success; whether he wanted i’ or not, Colin was once more u social lion. It was wriftcu about. and photographs of it printed in all the papers and nurguziues. IL l<-;l 1o one interesting: result.

Tomorrow-The Light

MANY RICH COAL MINES

OWNED BY GDVERNMENT WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.» Fnclc Sam is one oi‘ the lu-rgcsl laud own- ers in the world, and his routs and royalties amount to u stupendous and ever-increasing sum yearly. Coal and oil lauds form tho i-hlof part oi‘ his holdings, and immense tr-acls of oll shale lands, depiwsits oi phosphate, ‘potash and other lIIII)LlI'l~ ant salts add greatly to his arro- age. The Bureau of ilWlIlCS has supervision over operation of more than a hundred wal mines dis- tributed through eight states, and while at. present, mining on plublic land is overshadowed by private industry, the government mines are increasing constantly in import- ance. In addition, lenses for one phosphate development, one shale project. and four potash operations have Ibeen issued.

The growth ol‘ leasing operations on oil and gas lands owned by flu- government has been phenomenal since the ‘passage of the -Lcusini< Act in 1920. In the three years and two months from February 1930 l" April 1923, the Bureau administered operations involving 334 oll and gas leases and 10.608 prospecting per- -mits.

Revenues and rentals from llIGGl‘ and other leases have totaled nboul $24,470,000, a part of which has been turned over to the Ilcrlzuu- ullon Service to be put back on the

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RUSSIAN BUILDS AIRPLANE WITH ADJUSTABLE WINGS

(United Press)

IIARBIN, Munchurln, Sept. 2F». ~An airplane with zuljusiahb wings, enabling the pilot to alter his speed materially during lllghl has just been given a series of‘ tests hero with hllrhly satin-mu results. The Inventor. J. J. Dill '1 Russian engineer, believes his dv- vice will correct a long recognized defect In the science of ulr unvlg» ation.

Bill's invention consists of uu uparatils for altering the "angle of incidence" of the plane while flylm: In tho tests It was found Pfiilfillill‘ to alter the angle olgbt (IIIKIGIW, causing a corresponding different-o in speed ranging from 180 kllouloi ers an hour to 90, and to make ,, landing within a space of l5 mo!» ors. .

A 130 horsepower French motor wns used nnd the airplane luul a Wins spread of approximately m square yards. The pilot was n Rus- slsn, Kudlalenkonsttsohed lo Mar. shall Chang Tao-link flying 51,1511

DIII claims his machine can m. tsln a high speed 40 percent gram. or than that attainable by the rlzh! type of airplane; a low speed 23

percent less and n climbing npggd 31 percent faster. V’

Modern Science Helps England Catch Crooks

(United Press)

LONDON, Supt, 26.-—Scotlaud Yard, England's famous organiza- olon for the detection of criminals is equipping its patrol motor cars with wireless telephony apparatus with the idea oi providing 119W aids In the capture of wrong-dares.

In many cases swift locomotion ls the essence of success In this matter, and If rapidity of move- ment can be combined with the maintenance of communication with headquarters, the chances o; the wrongdoefs escape may be considerably diminished. The ex- perlmental car can receive mess- ages while creeping through the congested traffic of the City of London, or while dashing along the Great North Road. It can reply to the messages received and thus keep Scotland Yard well Informed of the progress of whatever busin- ess may be In hand.

It. Is hoped that when the system has advanced a llttlo farther the constabulary forces of the coun- tries will participate In It. Then it may he possible to sot up an e1’- fectlve hue and cry throughout the c0119"! If a dangerous criminal ls at large and keep all searching cars In constant touch with Scot- land Yard and the headquarters of tho police forces of the adjacent countries.

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Soviets Will Circulate Money in Siberia

(United 1mm)

VLADIVOSTOK. Siberia. Sept. 26.—An attempt ls to be made to pill. Soviet money into circulation m the Far East. Mr. Bnrlshnlkoff, director o1‘ the lorcul Iu-unch of the stale bank who went to Moscow 1°!‘ the purpose of regulating Lhe currency in the Russian Far East, ls the main sponsor of the scheme.

Mr. Bnrlshulkoff points out, how- ever tbat no attempt will be made t0 Interfere with the present Jup- anese currency circulating here, and that the Soviet nlouey tokens W1“ °llly_elrculate on an equality with the foreign money and will be changed at the bunk for foreign 1110116)’ or gold as the holder may desire.

The 1110119)’ t0 be put into circul- ation will be the Russian “tuber. vonets." a banknote of the (lsnom- lnatlon of ten rubles gold, but u“; rate of exchange of which although Wmllarflllvcly stable. mu fluctua- tes a little. This is the smallest price of the sliver exchange the Riltl?slfl' helm" 1m‘ 1111)’ loss alumnus o fer silver currency or Japanosu #11111" Ilwney tokens wllI have [0 be used. In order to keep up (he brlceof the silver (exchange [hg lmllortatlon 0i’ small silver money oi‘ other countries into Far 12...}. crn Russia has been prohibited.

AIRPLANES MAY s; us}, ~ FOR MINE RESCUE wonx

WASHINGTON. gepl, zu__'rhe adaptability of airplanes m; 4.1.1.; to

mine rescue work ~is being tested by .

the. Department of the Interior near lBlflnlnshsm. Alabama, where u and-lug field has ‘been located, and "1111 fllghts of ships arelbelfig made carrying trained men of the Bureau ‘J1 M11198. equipped with oxygen breathing apparatus, to help in Im- fltllilflry mien disasters. other fields are to Ibe located at mining tow-ns within reasonable flying range of Birmingham, the mine rescue station. . ,

The bureau maintains ten Iralll- way cars and seven auto trucks equipped. for mine-rescue purposes, but it. often requires considerable time to send these mobile units to remote mI-nln-g camri; where [hey are needed in emergencies. It is hoped to demonstrate the value of the lair route in supplementing the work of these cars, especially in reaching the camps where fields are iwallwble.

Live Fowl Wanted

We will he buying Live Fowl 4% lbs. and up, September 24 to September 29.

PENDLETON BROS. Suffolk

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. Live Fowl Wanted

For the next ten days, we will pay a premium of 1c per lb on choice fowl 4 lbs. and up.

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