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“These Women” BY MALCOLM DUARf

O-OO-A-t-b-OO CHAPTER XXXVII-l "This is the nuttlie .thing l Iever heard ol." declared na, as she came in the door. l She was brushed aside by the ICIIOTII! girls, who. dmpilllls lllsll‘ handbags. leaped upon Morton and

19d them.

l The dancing nit-i remained in the ‘background. bats lli hand. and hold- fing on lo their suitcases.

l Morton, laughing” shook himself ,irom the embracing arms or the 'i:ii'i.~i.

I “Nona. you and these boys are koing down to the hotel." he said. "You giflfl g0 on upstairs after Au- ilrey. and she'll shOW you where yoirre to sleep."

l with squeals. and inuch crowd- ‘Eng, the girls trooped up the steps. l "Win11 is the idea. anyway?" l.\'ona naked, as Morton led her into jthe Jriiiriiig-room and pulled out a lt-hair. The young men followed

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hull, iilltl sat around the room, hats on kin-es, until the maid servant relieve.) them oi the head gear.

“it's just an idea ot Audrey's" .\iiirtoii said. “You remember ivhen’ l tlfil-{Ed you here to Toronto be-| lore?" Nona nodded. "Well, it got ail the gossips in town chattering. and some ot them came around to syinpathile with Audrey (or hav- So she says she doesn't want to have anything to 11o with them any more. She ivas lonesome. and invited all oi you."

“Bur the last time l saw her, site told me to get out of your apartment!" Noun said.

_\ii>rtoti smiled. “She told nie. that ivzis just a spat!" he explained. "Shi- said that girls on the stage can fight. and get over it the next tlit}'~lliiil ihey only fight about. inc-ii."

Xnliit agreed. “i think that's so."

She tiulieil open her light tfltl t-olit. and mowed ‘Morton a big

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Knows iNSTALMENT XX.

AN UNBELIEVABLE SIGHT

it was the high privilege 0t‘ Autos to proclaim a. God who could not be bought, whose ears were deal‘ to pleadings it the vauae was unfair, who would shoiv no llis~

crimlnalion in Judgment between the strong and weak. the rich anii poor. it was

it Stllllenllflllg conceplon iiul Amos tiersuaticti liiPli. to flfltcpl it. and it

tilt-is remained a part of our ‘spirit-

ual heritage.

Years paw-led ltliil tiosr-a spoke. ills had not beeira happy lite. Hifi ivife ties-erred him: heartbroken

platinum and iiiauionii pln."‘l got ii hark." shi- said. "and Wok the- ri-si of the money- and bought smile more clothes."

Silo arose to ili.<|.ilay' her dfess. "Likv 111'"

iii» ltleiitjdtftl the garment. took uitie oi the low sitetie sheos with their jmvrled buckles, and oi the ilPW hat that covered Nonirs black hiiir.

"Viery lovely. as usual.“ he ap- prov/iii.

“Lt-t‘ an "Yer to the hotel. all 0t‘. 11¢". hi‘ "i tolvi Audrey you would tnire to stay there, instead ul here at the hollse-qyotfre regist- ervii iii this town as a lad)’ friend 0t iiimr." i-lonlaushed. and Nona joined him.

"l gel you." shP said.

Morton had sent the maid ser- Vllfll to order his car. and it now drew up in front of. the house. With Nomi and the young men, he went out. and they all crowded into the Yeliirie, One oi the boys stood on the running board.

"l‘hti= closely packed. they rode down Strefll. and Morton escorted lhiiin to the hotel desk. Bell boys took t-htirge oi’ lite young men. and they disappeared. Morton him- sell‘ went with Nona to her rooms.

“Don't those boys ever say any- tiling?" hi- asked. as they entered her sitting-room.

“Tlicy gamble among themselves all the time." Nona said, “but they don't talk lo outsiders, much."

“What liu they talk about?"

Nona tossed her hat and coat on a chair. Shilling, ghu sat on. the liiuuizc. null motioned Morton to -'it lit-side her.

“They talk just like the chorus girls do,“ she said. “They talk about their clothes. and what kind of socks they wear, and how much thOy pay {or their belt buckles. and about how nice they look when they ivear orange rotiee (in the stage instead 0t pink rouge, and

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“But how atn I going to entertain them?” Morton wanted to know.

i "You don't have to," site said,

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and veiigoftil he wit»; determined to cast her oft forever. Yet his love tVlilllfl not let itlni do it. lie went to her. forgave her. and took her hack. Then iii his hours of lonely brooding a great thought came to him! if he. a more man crniid love so iinseifishi.» one who had broken faith with him. nitist not God be capable of as great. or greater for- giveness. tciivarii erring human he- iugs‘! The thought (‘trod his, ima- gination; he stood 11p iiolore the. nation anti proclaimed it with hurtling zeal-a God so strong that destroy. yet so tender that he Wfillld not}

One God.

A just God.

A good God.

These ivore the three steps in the development of the greatest of all Hundreds of generations have died since the days o1 Moses. oi’ Amos and Hosea. The thought oi‘ the world on almost every other stihject has changed; hut the eon- oeption of God vrhich tlicsc three achieved has remained in control oi tin-it's thinking tloun to this very hour. .

What was there tor Jesus to arid‘! Only one thought. but it was so much more splendid than all ivhluli had gone heforn that it had altered the current oi’ history. Ho invited frail bewildered humanity to stand upright and look

the Lord oi‘ Creation a5 Father,

racy. For it‘ God lg the Father of then ALL are His chilli- ren and hence. the commonest is Plillftlly as precious 0t the kluiz. iNo wonder the authorities trem- bled. 'l‘he'y were not fools; they recoznizoti the implications oi’ the Either Testis! life or No wonder

promptly. "Just see that they have n place to sleep. and plenty to eat, and ti1ey‘li entertain them- selves. But l don't think you can not them to talk to you, or to Au- drey. You don't belong in their world, and they’re afraid of you."

She arranged n cushion behind his buck, and when he hail settled iilniseit against it. eihe movi-il clos- er to blm- "Harry. you iliiiiri kiss me." she rsitrinilt-il him.

He corrected the omission.

She took her handkerchief, und wiped from his mouth the red tit-irks that her own lips hail made.

"Thai wasn't much oi’ a kiss," site tiriticlzed. "Aren't you giail to Hen me?" ' i

"t’ll tell you, Nomi." he said. tak- ing her hand. "l've lived under such an emotional strain the last two months or so. that 1'ii swear 1 have no emotion ielt in me at all. I've jiist been drained dry."

"You mean by Audrey?"

lie nodded. "But. you've staged one or two explosions for me too," he reminded her. "Not only that. a woman in town came into my office the other day, and told me her hits. band was going to sue for divorce because of mo."

l He caught. the .whlch she listened.

“Oh. nothing serious." the assured her. "Her husband came. up. and ii‘[)Ol('lKlZ€(lr—i1-iilil it was shn that Dmiiosed the divorce."

"Poor man.“ she sympathized. "Just women. women. women!"

Site hriisheri the hair back trom his lnrehead. "Does Audrey still want. to marry you?"

(To 8e Continued)

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that succeeding generations oi’ nu- thorilies have embroidered his Idea and corrupted it. so that the simplest thing in the world has become a complex thing or term and ritual, of enforced ohservancea and “thou shalt nuts." it was too dangerous a Power to be atloivrti to svander the world. unleashed and uncontrolled.

This then was what Jesus wish- eu to send to all creation. through the inatrumsntallty of his eleven‘ men. What were his methods of training? How did he meet pros- pective believers? How did he tleal with objections’! By wljat son or strategy did he interest and persuade?

lite was making the journey back (mm Jiirttsaletti alter his spectac- ular trllimph in cleansing the Tem- ple. when he came to Jacob's Well. tint] being tired, sat down. His illst-iples 113d sIOPPGtl behind ill,‘ one oi‘ the villages to purchase; food. st! he was tlloiic. The well itiriiisiii-il the wtlleroslipply for the iteiiililioring city ot’ the Samaritans. null i\l'lt‘l' ii little time a woman cauii- out to i1. carrying her pitcher nn her shoulder.

Beiivi-eii her pPDplP. the Sama- flllllla. and his people, the Jews. theri- was a loud of centuries. To lie liinrheil by even the shadow 01' it Samaritan Mia iiefileme-nt ac- cording to the "strict code of the Pharisees; to speak to one iii-as at crime. The woniini tirade no con- cealment oi her resentment at tind- ing iiiiii there. Almost any remark from his lips would have kindled her linger. She would at least have tiiriieil flWfly iii scorn; she might have summoned he; relatives and (lrivi-u him off.

An impossible situation. you will admit. How could he meet it’! How givi- his message to one who was forliiiiili-n by everything holy to lis-

ten‘! The incident is very reveal- lngt tiiero are times when any] tivoril is tlit‘ wrong word: when on-

ly sill-live can prevail. Jesus knew “will this precious secret. As the Wtliiliili iir1.>\\' PlUSPi‘ lit‘. made no nuivi- lo indicate that he was con- 5l‘lltll:~‘ of her approach. Hts gaze Wits llll the ground. When he spoke ii was quietly. musingly. as if to llliiin(‘ll'

"ll ytill know who lam." he said. "i-iiii Wiliiltl not need to come. out

her» for water. i svould give you llvllil; irutrir." ‘The ivoiiiati stopped short. her

iiiiviva-ii vliltllPHEDll inspite oi’ her- seli, stir‘ sci down the hilt-her and iiiilltrii .11, the stranci-r. til iva; a llllfillfll-l lint day. the iveli was [or from tho city; she was heated and tiriul. \\'l\iit iiid hr‘ menu by such a remark‘? She started to speak. i'lll‘l'lt"tl herrioil and burst out ini- ]llil'~‘l\'(’]_\'. hm- r-tiriosity overleaping llflr iwtutioti:

‘What are you talking about‘? D0 _\'111i 1116331! iii say 3'01! ai'e greater than our father Jacob who gave us lhl. ivoll’! Have you some magic that will FIHVP its this long walk in the sun?"

Dramatic .lsn‘t it-—a ‘single sen- tence achieving triumph. arousing interest and creating desire. With sure instinct he followed up his initial advantage. ille began to talk to her in terms oi lir>r own

cstcd first 0i all and most oi‘ all in himself. When the

iounii an unliolievziliie sight—

ention to the teat-hing 0t’ a Jew.

"Come." she cried. "and see a

They followed her out to the well-those prejudiced, reluctant men and women who, an hour- he- iore, would have thought it incre- dible that they should ever hold conversation with one 0t’ their lrliltllllfilifll enemies. suspiciously at first lint with steadily ascending interest they listened to his talk. it is ‘iiiiiltl that great leaders are born. not miiile. The saying is true to this degree. that no man can persuade people to do what he wants tilt-m to do. unless he genu- inely likes people. and believes that what. he wants them tn do ‘is to their own advantage. The sec-

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crowd teit instinctively that hero with them ,aud he aliotle disciples m“ _ came 11p zi fen- minutes later they "mm Shadnws lenglhmled “ml? ll“ W a talked. Samaritan listening with rapt at-‘bY m‘? Halhellng- made "it'll ‘WU’ out to the well and adtieil them- iio prepared to go but she would Five“ l" the alldlilnw» nunmng “Mk .0 the time for the evening meal". aizain boat Pillllillléd last night. lace! He called upon men to throw city 5b., summoned m... hmmem he prepared to g0. They ivouiii iioi, cii-i-tiiirint oi‘ the boat “'11s saved \ away tear. illsi-rgarii the limitations and ,...1,,ti..,,,._ .. - 0t‘ their mortality. and claim

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