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»_. - . , . he stairs. Occasional; some one would kiiook hui ¥°\\'N there. Edith. Open the does!"

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_. _ ~ . Bald. I have worked lor the newspapers. uliisuiiable for Sunday reading. hemeagi voicuvu - . ; 1 sling wi ii ui , 3

' ice- ° Better-ing the Door. "t,=a“"" The in-i me Igr giver 1Ipbi°aItutIi'iIo`:”mhs?.u°:r°lIi

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» ,r was another knock. and there could he no mistake __ k"°wn M' '° 5011 With Nm. of course. As it yn;

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_ ' nemo than that of Ir. Han-igon I liilllty t artist famous for his oonoeptiom

#ol s of feminine beauty Ie . , . '\ ° I t0 imagine lives less open to_.ue _ g incident of quick gre-:il than

_ these whose pencils iimn for us tae safe cm-V, o shoulder and the glance of eyes. Yet even

wget paths mag there be quick dim. = 7 'hi i“¢i§°d y the following story told by the illustrator himself.

_ BY HARRISON FISHER.

iqsmight. 1910. br th; New nn anis oo. in aims nmnee.i ,

T happened about live years ago-that mos; thrilling incident of my life. A woman was re. gponslbie for it. Indeed, you will iind that women are responsible Iorrnost of the thrilling incidents of this life. This womunpresented herself at my

studio one day as I worked. She was n majestic creature-a creature,of satisfying curves and dark mother. eyes-the kind you see in the rnudonnas I which the old fellows painted.

She had Titian red hair, but not the sort that can

be purchased. She had the kind that God gives yon, free, when you are born. She wanted to know if I would take her ns a model. Now, you don‘t get the mother eyes and the Titian -hair--unbouight-and the curve of neck and waist of a peculiarly' satisfying subtlety every day. I entre-ated her to n chair. She hod none of the 'silent indications of thc professional models. Professional models. ns of course you know. are almost lnvarinlxiy very worthy persons, but they bear upon them the uiurks of their pzirtic-u~ lar g_v\'es-ju3t`\is we all do. This woman was dif- ferent.

Her story was not unusual lu these days of expan-

sion and financial pi-estidigltrtlnii. Her family was one well known and wcll born. if its froriuent mention in thc weeitiies which iiiiiiioioi' to society be- un lndicn- tlon. il had been what is kliowu as “weultiiy.“ but its head had hcl,-ome liossessed of the spirit oi’ thc :igf-_ He had experienced the sciluciioiis of \\':ill :<i'rot~t. lif- cniue. he saw, but hc did not conquer, The i'o.~ult ni’ his iinaucinl exporleiir,-cs war. such ilint nelllior l\;< name nor inut of his ltlu uonilniicil to iiiipozii' in tho ch'aSta.0dl\'imns dediciiivtl io sor‘lei_\'. Ho went to '.'.'_-ri; as clerk in the nccomniotlatinz business house of oin- of his dcquaintniices. His wife was not strong, :intl the amount which lic eni'nud was not great. lt_ ivzis naturally Luucli loss i‘i-‘ii whrii he limi |nppc:1i'<-‘ii in ii purely decorative cn, ity. The 1:li'l feared for tir- comfort and iionlih of iln- moiliei' and iiud lienrd or fabulous sums wliicli iil\i:=ti'afoi~.=. \\'i-rc siipposud to [my to desili‘nlili‘ iiiriiliils, So shi- hfid \'l_~'lioll inc.

I corrccied her oxi»iiiisl\'ii tnin-¢\plio\i.~: :is to |~.:i;.'-

nicnt, but ilurr-iiioii livr sei'\'ices :\.~' iiiolloi. ' :ii~i';iii;:v\'l tlint she should coiiio io ing: siziiiio 1-:viii \l:i_\> nt two o‘<'inck, and i'etni'iiud to iny iuou.oiis-\vu!l, lot us mill them covers.

After that she rnnic ro;:u|iii'iy. I slat-tclied her froiu

two to five. She was :i spioinlld inmlvl und 2 <'iini'iiiinf.: girl--witty. iwiiiliiitiietic, |<cii.-iti\e. \\’e woiilii often viiut ns I tli‘e\\’, nnii wc inirumi- :trout friuinls. Sin,- hnd travelled in ihc d'iii'.~' wlirn lim' fiiilioi' \\'ii.~' elven- rntlvc. nut] we spoke of strniirzi pnoiilos and new skins. We talked of the :icqiiniiiliiiicei wr had -niet. \\'»- placed them upon ilu- iiici'npliori\~:il tlissertliig initio. Wheii people do those iiiiugs iliejf are on tin- ,\\'=i_v to roiidtloiice. S0 oven did we in-\~o:iie coiiildvnilnl in :i certain hearty fnsliinn. 'flint is h=.\v I caiinc to liin_»\~.f ber little roinnnci-. '

__ She Loved ~. Man.

She was to be innrricd. Sho loved the man. lic.

I00. loved hor. iliougii that ireiii' without suyiiiir. Shui had met hlin on un oirtuiii liner during wlnii sho referred to as hor “pniin_v" rlnys. He wus young. rich. liniidsoine--e\'ci'ytliinn, ln i':icr. which woulil in-

Tlio mlm. il. Nipeui'.~‘. lnid li blot on his 'sriiii-iii-oii.

dicate him as denirnblc in the uniriirt for nnitrinioii_v. All this. I know. is piirvly <>oi\\‘eiiiiniuil. It would iliilurally occur in uiiy popiiliii' novc-i, i\`o\\'. how- ever. coinruenccs the i'numiicc. \`oru will not have io wait long. He was jealous. Love niny bc blind, but my niodoi’.~i mothebcyes were not blind to Ilnit. 'l`iii.< \\'n.- iiiv commencing coinniicnt lon. , H6 knew nf tho f:iinil_\' i°r\\'vrsr-sz. but lic iihi not not kiibw that Sho was posing. Iler iliiiit-6 wus ii

£006 Aniegirini. but hc would Iirivc bl-oii siio1~iti~il :it the idea 0 his s\\'t=vtiiviii‘i posiiig ns :i iiifull-i. As I said. he was n good t-mi\'c\itioiiul Aim-i'iciiii, This Suggests derclopuu-nt in coiiipiicnlioii.

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MEETING COUSIN CARLOTTA.

ILLIAM Ali.\lS'l‘ll0.\'G :intl his cmniiii. (`.a'-

W lotta Blake, nrc not good frloiitls. C:ii~li»tiii lives

_W Llbilliy. Lust 'ironic sho visltvil llic Arni-

li\T6\i'Ih'.> William did not know his <'oii.<in_ .\'rvr-r- lheldis. he ,undertook to nieet her ni' thi- sinilon. This is how he did lt. I-lc niipronoiicd ii young woinau in `Pue who sat near the book sinil and nslicilz-

‘fAre you Miss Carlotta Ilinke'!"

' "N0," laid the young wonnin. “I nm not."

“I hope you will excuse nn-_" \\'illiuni oxpliiiiieil.

“l sm bore to meet a Miss Binin~_ She is niy cousin.

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I have hover seen her. My slsicr Jennie is the o y memiidr of our family who docs know her. Jennie

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intended to meet her, but she _burned her face on

steam pipe this morning nnd doesn'i look lit to como

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Wt of the house, so I had to tome. She t in Weiill ¥|"o'w Carlotta because she is so pretty. 'She

ll thqmtt 't girl you ever saw,” said Jennie. ‘You ¢lll'\3‘ IK mihtake. Just pick out the prettiest girl |-D thi lgftibn and ybu'ii he sure to strike C¢lrlott.n.` 5° ¢_llt'! what I did. I hope you are noi. angry. You really ere, you know."

'rho yoig woman blushed. william iugnedr "I'lh sorry," he laid. "l don‘t know whom to nsk

deli. ‘mdre doeen't seem to beanybody else in the '|101 lbotill match that oom$ up to Jennie's tic- lcri ti -I [nets my cousin Carlotta dldn't como.'

A liri in -brown sat beside the girl in blue. 'her nhtnd ¢imo at wiinsm Armstrong.

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"on girl in brown.

'21 lil," H V thi girl inlglrown.

“ol , nobody could expect o girl to bo

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» R. Harrison Fz'.sher's

_ Adventure 'with

iYoung Woman Whose . Shoulders, Neck and Arms

He ls Painting When

jealous' Sweeflzeart Shoots

Through the Studio Door

" I W _I H H knock. No heed had been devoted to my unproten

l o_o d fake the rest. I used to work on news. H0115 placurd. I owed no ono money;.I didn't fear 80° any one to-day." ‘

P-ill?-*S lllyself. you know. the visits of the police, butl looked up at that knock. The only reply was |

Thus. I painted myunusual model in her diana. My model looked up too alert intent. perceptibiy door The man was butl;iiI?;’i?Itt\:'ItlIriIIsk gn" th. . , , Y _ . . -

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tom me. Lmterlv me u is r v s to ine., she There was a pause ot a ‘moment and'then the }U_UPl»1l§S be gasped, “I know shels in here. lt's ne

_ il nee had rung up on sci eral knock came again Do you know that stran fe 1 U56- I followed her I iii

occasions, and though the maternal voice was as re~ ing which comes to you when a person is salgstio he you, at pu km youfn W Bet in. Let me in, dam; assuring as before it didn't appear so successful. The walking over your gmwr I had it thén. I donit I never wen; go' 0 th h girl had commenced to detect the suspicion in her know -why There was a knockln a ain' b g it asain. The girl al gt mug meh u exped°nc°

, swvoetliearfs manner. He had been insistent in his character had changed. This time ist wie the linoelz 3° he? U10!-lie Oil gh; l§iI?itdngw:‘I ‘gms to shut.

a allusions to her regular absences. His tone was furious. It was roxlowed by a ,Diem a mmm mem, tinued. The door indicated cglla sae “I °u:ll?: can

Llilllt. but the girl was growing apprehensive. Women ent voice; an unpleasant voice when you begin to softly and put my weight upon itp 1"hlt your wahoheig now' suiInlicr§o:'rhy?od¥:e()l‘d'srl.:lIi i‘iIi&;I~c"’ it shouted "0 e th mcg; Ig? tlinrriral support'

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door at once!" P tho illustrative wx: 2330133: mngm. E".

The girl had gone white. The mother eyes became that at once," I shouted, “I call up 31:? 9:12; ss:

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mm' I memiii ll. £00: it seemed the only solution.

quite understand the extent of the naternnl down- fall. This family pride was keeping from him. He did not know she was "working" He assuredly did

_____'_ V He continued his active siege. 1 won; gs gh, td.,

` phono book and round the number. "Pm going en

“Dsl” I shouted. “I'li kill you hotli if you dol" sail net- cgglzllshilge DEH and a shot cracked out. The hui. wan l mm “Sd the door and iiattened against the ,O ,He mn ‘ehfiihilbh fel the sin and pulled ao- over me me h V L enclosed the door. _1 went hack te p one and asked for the police station.

I 'rite Flight.

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noises of feet upon this s(;di:sudailiz1Io;hx3'il'£hg;|:|°1 furious footsteps running trhm my door I hoes(

them dashing madly down the staircase tin-ee or rg

steps at a time. The nance was an energetic ntiu man, whether in assault or retreat I ran to tnszgemdr window and opened it. Aimostlas I o f-nm it th' fellow came forth like a bullet. He pdissppssm;

l;`l\<;itlnd the corner like a shot, which should be equally,

The girl was u kin

helped her withq iii' ciuand ‘gggglmbi “gt £5? mt' I There nra moments whcaslang satlsdtzs n|loxI SIRI; want. Then I opened the door and explained tiste;

glnrticulnriy demented friend of mine had been playi- _....ii$‘t..‘I.‘l.f.“°.`JL‘1.""i...°.§`“§..‘£.i‘I-23%..-l‘?“°' T” *“”°"' shudder to think of their opinion oIfethZ°;1v(I::>ll§d'uu; ssci§§m§aii.1eamIrd1°lw www ““"m“' "Business," sum up the`slt\isat)i:r;Z away' It did seem mth" to

After that I rang up the models’ club and want 1 in a dlscoura ii balls can think' notwmmmnd' tlgn thoi i ghxg pub 'C impression' Tx” whom its si‘rlous\»§s;Ject;)rD‘}lghel)dfdc;-unions' get possessed

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of the girl’s regular absences, had followelil Iris;-pgiigug

_ studio. Title his? drawn his own unjustiflable conclu-

Z l<,’\1_\li;-“H1 ‘~ B \` “tw lholvuzhly blameless. It seemed th N y my fpur to explniu things. I would call on cofnf-tlhli §lIploxiI1:ich§§ptf§iIto!I‘“ucé‘ “datum and be.

uNext mornlngnl went down ‘to Eighth street, where ion e\ lis Itnu .is gmc oi' those old red brick houses,

l. qu e sec on o the street, u hlch a bustling mod.

exnltfy §ct_;iue`d to linac passed silently' hy. A neat wom- i‘i.1i...°.i.if“i:;’.i'1;:;S iiiisant. my "°=-

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“Miss Merrioii':" said she. “Miss Merrion left last

553- li1i;otii<=i;]:;ndl igther Ilvcient. too. They left _ ‘ ' l‘ _ . l y E I]0 il l'0SS.

` It wus ii striingc incident, wasn‘t it? And tha

str:iii;_'i-st part of lt remains. I'\'l_- heard no more of

4 Miss .\it~i~rion or her dotiidvrl iiuiicé from that day' to I llir. l' ' llll`kl-'i . 5 ull; ‘v0<l>]il1d:;_<tiiiy<uu2im s it u ou d liilve written me s

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Mr. Fisher sit Vilorit in His Studie.

Iii-i' <~on!`flc :nw thus heixiin. iiioivs \\':i- no stopping uiy i-ini1'iiii,ig itnului. I vrun l\.'oi' i'i~p.~='iioi'_\' ni' ilonlits aint. foiirs. Slit- \\':'_.~' i:ur~.'oii.~'. Ilor iiiiiit-(i liutl rung in-r up oi\'.<o\»_»r:ii n:;i::i.<io:‘.s`¢i\ii'iiii: ilio nI'icruo<>ixs on wlilvh sho in..pii'v¢l nrt. Hoi' iiioihi-r, of rfoursr-. uii- :~'\\'erv<i the idopiioiio and ;;;i\'<`~ sootlilnu :iiis\v<‘i'.<: iiioilivrs li:ivt~ :iiillnitlo when ili»_»_v so il.-.=.ii'i-_ Sin: tiitiiiyxlit ih.ii: :l‘.1‘~.o .'iii.~'w<~i';i \vi\i‘i» ='\ti=i`;riiig_'. hur, she \\':i.\'n`i .<\\i‘|\. F-ii-t i`nii<-lull his infiiiiicr '.'.~iiniliu-ii uu- \_'li:ii\gi~ii_ lout sho \'.':is’ii<it ceriziiii. _.“'-ln' \\`:i_~i (lis- iln:~tl_‘.' iicrroni, 1io\\'v\'er»-~lnit, of course, I siild this

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(inc lift:-rriooii I was t`li'l‘ndi'ull_v liniy. I di\n't like

lo ;iil\'vi'ii.<o ini' lii<lu:~'ir_\', liut on this ocvnsloii it is _

nnvi-ss:ir_'.'. I lifiil plnc‘c<i'i\‘ iintlvr- upon ni_\' stutlii rinor. "l.\`iil not lit- luwlr ro-di\,\"’-_wui l:no\\‘ the kind. I inn! in .~'\\'iir-ii ini' young l:id_\‘ (roni :ho in-rnino il- liisiiniioiifz for \\'liif~li I inni oiiirzigrrii in-:~ to nilici' :iini nioro ‘.ir;s¢~iii heir lin- ill\isi‘.'ni'loiis. Ono of tli/‘in cnllvil for :i hull <li'cs=l: ~"'<-irc. Now. I hiivl iili l-ull lii'\-~:~' in - the siiiiiio. \\`eil niiiir-iiiicil siutiios inivf- iiuist things. but |y\i;|<\ qllil noi pn_<_~:<\ss ai lizili ili'e.~‘<_ Tiiiio \\ ~i

r~r'.il\lii`i >'oinl for one. So l :islwl in_v

iiimif-l ii' sim woillii mind triltlug oil' hor liioiisi-. I could tlius d\'.\\v her iiock and sliouldc~r.~i :ind nrins.

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By K itiieiiiuo J. l‘/il_irr‘.'iy.

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_ '- ETZEILTS have I seen your face?

iii what forgotten place ._.. Of long departed race,

In ciriys gone by? Blue eyrs, and jetty hair

Crowuhzg that face so fair.___ Whose proud smile lingcrliig there

Shows spirit liig'h.

_ ' ',-. ERE you that Irish maid

hw( Who, in Partholsn’s mid, »-- With her young beauty paid

Some scldler’s hire-

Drove her knife through his side; Shrieked, laughing, us he died;

Laughed as hor bonds I tied,

, At death by iirel’,

i' ' BEN Rollo’s Beet of yore

'wi OK Norway's rugged shox-o.

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locked on the foam,

Were you the princess proud

Smiling upon the crowd Whose shouts and choerings loud -

Welcomed him home?

j H! Memory serves at lasti

Ai In Rome‘s arena vast

You with the martyrs cast,

A soldier I; f

The hungry lions roar.

Slow I unbar their door,

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