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l Evan that had passed. A milling perforce in the face of an arctic ‘rump ‘runs with bewildering spccd wind. l-le took off his bufallo coat,

‘a month Cottonwood llvcd a cycle

;ing sisters ' ‘had bccoiizc ll. li<‘\\' cntitv. Events sll, down and kecp your shirt on.

ifritlldil‘ lctt-l- sush m" ﬁlly IP-IP-‘Ylvd his first words seemed remote from' iwcmun iuiyllt nddrizs to a mung glw subject, mun who had reuciczx-ti hcr SCfV-CC. Yet, the intention shines through He?" the writcn OXDKESElUll; i l i i

an anzilig. it o, wards too subtle Marcus ngddgd, for an zi l kl: that Ccn- "Well, he's no common detective. sllillCi.‘ D .. no.1 l 13d lO- Fancy operator, and all that. When

ward inc, no had found hlri-rtin Deane; had sccll 555m a year's contract. Everything him once. “But iic ii " considering his p25

|sliou1d not he‘ to3=~.l:r 1'0!‘ 111i‘ eating his head off. So Mr. Tay- l11‘95\‘ﬁi-—0ii11@1‘ hvrv <11‘ traveling.“ ior lent, me Mike. Little testimonial she wrote. ‘of esteem for my work in stabiliz-

tllat. autumn-J have

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situation I shrill iii. you kilow oncc."

guiar corrclispoliclciice with mothcryallag Maxwell, left here, he's been

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(Continued) iﬁlwlliibiiiil‘. Marcus intended to be CHAPTER xiv |gone only a week; but the big My dcciSlcn i0 stay at Cotton-snow canic, blocking the passes. It wood and face it all down provcdJWlS ten days. in fact. betel" he ridiculously more easy than Iizippeai-cd at the office without the thought when I matched liabilities grace of Wilmlni by ieieﬂﬂ-Dii. with Constance. Disgrace is a cow- walked in ulwn m9. U10 icicles arcl; it retreats before a bold front. hanging from his mustache. With The indifferent world is the end scarcely B W0"! 0f EFWWIB 01‘ 0! always takes toward it the attitude news, he plunged into the business that you take yourself. Nor, indeed, of supervising the night's work. did C0i.t>ll\\'G0(i probably think me when the printers had an hour's disgraced. Tixry gossipcd, of course; copy ahead he said: I had for a iullg time an uncomfory "Get on you coat and come over lublg sensc lira: groups had point- to IfuffakeNs-the private room. ccl out when I passed. But to my I've got a heap of things to spill Lice men silt‘ “l only cordiallty- about that Deliver business; andI sometimes a trifle. overdone, and don't want to tell ‘ern here." We more galllng than public reproach. ploddcd over to Huffakers, silent

its course from birtlnto senile dc- warmed his hands at the red-hot coy. Twenty ycai-s of Europe! In stove, before he begun abruptly:

“What I want to talk to you a- of Cathay. Bcfoic August blow the bout isn't business. It's your girl." pttals from the Wiiiip columblnes, "ls she-Is she well?" I asked.

decked the [trFCSiS with their flaunt “Well, and reasonably happy, I road and yellow, we gucss," replied Marcus. “Now you

n ancient I've got a lot to tell you." He came had hap- over from the stove, sat down at ‘the table opposite me, turned on

a fcw Weeks infers w history as though 111i‘);

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Sweet n the mountuininir and n exhilarating in_ it: ire! , ll our cup of Kins 00!‘! T"- =i. aw»: rectal-loll wk- nge in lull oi quality.

got divorced proper and legal on her own account. Mrs. Deane "m, _..

"You’ve seen her?"

“Yes. Found an afternoon off to call. Me and Mike, and afterward me alone. She's plumb sick and tired of this Martin Deane at last. Wouldn't have the spirit of a squashed tar baby if she wasn't."

I rose.

"I'm going to Denver!" I said.

“All right, give you a vacation if you want it," responded Marcus with a. beaming smile. "Only if I were you, on the way to Denver I'd glance for a moment into the ladies parlor of this hotel. It's fixed with Jim Huffaker that you arervt to be disturbed 1f you want to loaf and linger there a little while."

I ﬂew down the corridor. Con- stance rose from the sofay faced me. Bill, as I sprang toward hcr, my arms outstretchee, she stopped me

pcncd to my g1‘ Constant On tilc surf

_ Dcllvcll me a lool: more nearly tender than; "c this was nlcrcly a ever I had seen in his face. But; “You remember Mike the detec-

nnzi as by "ygs,"

would cliaiitgc. She Mil; Taylor hired him, he had to

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was rounded up long before any- Wc body expected. And there was Mike

ll that

In all I had sirrlettcrs from hcr "mg ﬁnance ll-l this camp,

lilvm Yei- "I set h’m to looking up this

After that shc not rcfcr again llfartin Deane. For satisfaction of

to Martin Deane; only (he fourth my own curiosity. And your peace

‘of mind, boy.

in m!’ How Mike went ’at it, I haven't

at asked. But he has B. special wire [running down to every circle cf

hfcantlnig I iuxd resumed my ro- crooks in the West. Since Deane,

"If there is any change

much neglected of latc. Into it I hanging round various camps in poured something of the soul and range of Denver. He's been telling fervor with which I would ha\'ciik-l‘1vl>l-§_ Deane, just 8s I told you, that cd to infuse my lrtlvrs to Cﬂnrihc shouldn't go East with her for stance. Tlic shrewd cyc of mother-imp pl-gsent, because it isn't, safe hood stcmcd dimly and uneasily I010),- them to be seen together. perceive the m .. lg behind this Hasn't occurred to you, has it, that climtc; her c011 l a ub'they might travel separately and Cohas-rct were s~ cd with ints just meet somewhere? It has oc- that, I must. have had clioughof the curred to Mrs. Deane-I guess- West. By November, indeed she ad- but is suspect she’s been fooling vised mo. openly to come home. l" herself. Anyhow, I was stringing least for the winter.‘ "I want to ygu because 1 wanted lllm ﬁght look you ovcr, Robert!" she wrote. here ln the wmt, And he was Poor mother-I thought-if she stringing hei- because he .wusn't only klifiwi mid I speculated on alone ln his wanderings, 3e had hllllliﬂeﬁ-i. X15 011a Will in the dcllths company. This manﬂs West makes of misery, imagining hcr in the the good better and the bad worse, capacity of moliici- “i-lmv. in my opinion. And does it sudden. If I llsd mot Coll - in orclin- Crggks always have queer 5pm,; g1 ary happy circuillslzlncc-s, lvooed virtue in them, too, The marrying hcr serenely and according to the crooks common. Like any other normnl pattern of courting in speclmen or that, species, he wants

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In lie Estate of lii-illl-y \'. Pilllllﬂf, lute of (‘iiui-lolli-ioivii iii Queen's County in the Shirl Province. deceased intestate. lly the Honourable Ilnroid Leonard

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lotto-town aforesaid, Ilnrristor, the Ad- ministrator do bonls non of the nhovs named estate, praying that n citation may be issued for the purpose herein-

cslcd in the said Estate tn hr.- and iip< pear before rile at u Surrogate (Your: to be bold in the Court llouso 1n thiirinttetowu in Queen's County, iii tho said Province, on Friday thr- tivcntictii rlny of Novciulir-r nvxt, 4‘lIl||~ lii.:, nt the hulr of (-]p\'u|| "w. noon of the sumo ihly ll. pl... any they can why tho Aw - said Estate iihouiti not he {his the Estate cloned ns prayed for

iii snltl petition and on mntloii oi‘ .1. O. (Jlnlr

WmPhvll» Em» Proctor mi- mild 1'.»- tltioiier. And i do lir-ri-hy‘ ‘irih-l- 11ml n true copy hereof’ he forthwith piili~ ilshod in some ncwspnlir-l- p.||,l|.,-|,m| in Charlottetown ohm-sold. Uni-q h, Mich week for nt lmist four (‘miscell- tlre weeks from flu- lifli" iiﬁfouf "W; "I" I "Ho "our hereof h» forthwith hosted in tbc following [Iliibiilf ma”. {Eiipo'i_~_tirely. fifimni)‘. in H... M" h;

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° for me I must come to Constance

mother's time and place, I had no what he wants so hard that he doubt but they would have got onldoesnt care how he gets it. But he woilderuiily". They were Just like has a whlm 1°;- ggncglgylng hp; m- enough, just different enough. The tentioris on womerifoiks with holy souls of both ivcrc built on a solid matrimony. And like most men, structure of honor. Both-to use a ‘he's capable of fsncylng two women won‘. much dcscriiic in mcﬂﬂlilgmt one and the same time. This

ities for friendship with womernlworking since to identify the sign... And the good-liumorcd candor of tures. And they're nuthentig," 13¢ Constance would be a foil for spread out two documents on the mother's pQDDY Wit. As it was-wclﬂtable, M

mother boasted that hcr set in‘ And order of divorce. Martin Coliasset had ncvcr know divorce or Deane o; wyqmlng from consmnce scandal. If ever life opened again Deane of Rhode Island. Cause, assertion. Dated last February. A marriage certificate. Martin Deane of Wyvmins to Lucy Baldwin or Wyoming. Dated two days later_.

"Don't let your emotions get g- Way with you until I have told you the rest," said Marcus. I gripped myself, and listened.

"The divorce is right and lt lsrrl right. There's other camps ln ml; West that need l, clean-up. That" —he pointed at. the date line on the DﬂPcrm-"is one of them. No law. yer is needed to see that, llllg divorce won't hold water if the other party wants to fight, 1-19 hadn't lived long enough lrl wyom. ing to establish a, lcgg] resldenm Th9 court-on the Judge Cowah patient, only worgg’ I guess_hu delicately retained from inquiring

across events beyond comprehen- sion of mothers circle. And still I had faith that Constance would overcome all this-because she was Constance. At the crid of these meditations I would pull myself up and realize that I had bcenulream- ing, as a. prisoner. for life dreams of mountains and seas and green fields.

As the camp boomed, so did the Courier. We were publishing six pages on Wednesdays and Sundays now; and our job-printing depart- ment, in spite of the increase in "power, ran two weeks behind its orders. Just before the big snows hill-cull wrote a week's editorials .n advance, packed his carpet bag, and took the Stftge to Dcu. r, leav~

ing; me cocked up oii the dizzy

MnliYlCllCg Of thotcditorhl rlxiii‘. ‘lhcro followed a lr l of hard

vaori: and trying but int grating re-

into that. Other party wasn't mu- fled either. If 1 was a young man with any intention o.’ marrying a

si cc the days of my ,\'outh—v\'erc'Martin Deane, for cxampleMMilge _ ‘ ladies. 130th had enormous capac-Jound ‘em lost month. He'll been

with an uplifted hand.

"Robert," she said-and her syl- labes dropped like honeY-“I haven't waited for you. I wanted to come to you-because you've been

‘Bill MARRIED

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(The Guardian Press) HAMILTON, Ont, Oct. 24—-Nora Frances Henderson writes edito -- inlly in the Herald. No one should help mil-fried women to take the place of their unmarried self-sull-

‘porting sisters in these times of economic depression and wide spread unemployment of women.

who must depend on themselves for existence and upon whom oth- ers are often dependent- women should be particularly conscientious in this regard. Where employing of women rests in their hands who'-

lnstitutlons, they should make it an undeviating rule not to engage married women whose husbands are wage earners.

Women have come to the wo- men's department's! this paper to ask how it is possible that men and women keeping disorderly houses can get off so lightly, when per- sons convicted for offences not; to be compared with this social evil have to pay to the lcttcr of the law We cannot explain this ourselves but suggest that the moral stand- ards committee of the Local Coun- cil of Women be asked to inquire into this matter. To the unini- tinted it does sometimes sccm as if the law had strange inconsisten- cies.' All esteemed and public spirted woman - came to sce us in regard to a recent case when a man was convicted on this charge and given suspended scnicncc because

brave and because it happened

‘here-and because you've silffcrsd ‘so much for nie-and because- I C0llidi‘l'i5 wait-an now, Robert, my {lover-if you want; mc-coine the rest of the \vay—" (THE END)

ther it be in private homes or in.

WATERFORD

Our school is prosrewﬂl 1W"- llbly under the management of our teacher, Miss Francis Kenny.

We are pleased to report thet Mrs. Patrick Gallant, who had spent some time in the P. E. Island Sanitarium. has returned home feeling much better-

Mr. and Mrs. Fred FitaGerald were visitors to Tignish on Sunday.

ll/ﬂ‘. mavitt Kenny has resumed ivcek visiting friends in OTRHTY and Springﬁeld.

Mr. F. J. Shea was a visitor to Charlottetown on ‘ﬂiursdﬂy-

Mr. Willis R. Warren of Sum- merside motored to Waterford on Wednesday.

Mr. Leavltt Kenny has reshmed his studies in the Saint Dunstanb University.

Miss Edna. McKenna. has resum- ed her studies in the Tignish 00n- vcnt after spending a. few dnys at hcr home at Waterford.

The Junior Red Cross of Water- ford are rehearsing a play which they intend to stage in the near future.

Nine members and five visitors of the Waterford Women's Insti- tute met at the home of Mrs. Ger- ald Shea on October 13th to hold their regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Albert MacDonald presiding, the president, Mrs. E. G. Ellsworth be-

his wife was sick. This lady is in the unfortunate position of living in the vicinity of the house in qucs ion and can bring shocking first hand evidence to bear on the case.

The law is not always so considcr- '

ate to persons convicted ofcrlmiii- ality on account of their sick re- latives.

OCTOBER 26. 1931

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ing absent. The meeting opentx with the Ode. The roll call was an. swered by My Favorite Book. Tm minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. The sick and school committees gavefthell- reports- The following committees were appointed for the ensuing month, viz: Sick: Mrs. Albert Mo. Donald and Mrs. George McAlduff School; ltIrs. Hudson McKcnna ant

have a whist after the next meeting us a. means of raising funds for tile Institute The roll call of the next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Alice Kinch will be answered by paying of annual fees The meeting was adjourned with the mithcm.

Lunch was served by the hostess. Members and visitors Joined in a lively game of whlst from which the handsome sum of $4.80 wﬂs realiz. cd. Mrs. Patrick Gallant and Harold Shca won the ladies and gel. V‘ prizes, respectlvelyn-T.

Runs To Thir-teens

WESTBORO, Mass, Oct 24—(U. PJ-Thc youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brown, their 18th, was born at their home, 13 Schod street, the 13th of the month.

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