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CHAPTER Jfbtiim
E 1WATCHED i tohwrfttfly-;i
sing
Pretty
IT
JLX-in his life that-he haA laid h? ward thexldbrlC- f t0"
pto before a woman. HaMrsTre- ;rioaldat"bear lt; torfitrht
maine" realized :thfc,sHr"might: have :Send Ihem avay ' mmy-
apprecmea tne4 moment more eenm i5hS4rKiMt! u .
He bent forward in his chair and cony rfiJ" ZCl at th
bring
. , T j . v - .... i,iun(,u VUUU
don't do it for LeaTittr even io was
the pleasure of the game. ' rcaine 1?" come and
bade from Africa, to redeem this vroiatC7' KMamm' an'
erty for yon. 1 wanWt tober f
home." . ; - .
u- ,r:, r . ' "Uv kepfiiiy "word."
a Wis j. YOJice , ana manner-wexe' -com-v N ;
peliing, he was magnetizing her- in : VY(151. ,e(ka Sne he took from
spite of herself.- Bnt at his lastv$en-N .xajieaporttoixo, which he had
tence she started, put np Her slender:" ?x,d the, nay, before, and wondered
hand in defense, and exclaimed in;"a ' .-hw-fflother,. had left it there pur-
low tone: - ' ' - KvVi.muvu . wunctcion 01
'"OlV-np, not -I -"Ot-'ieep"" r-fiJIJff?4 Trraai": The
. A , . . - . last one, showed s the young udge
; V . Vi-- - - foresseo an an nigiisn'wig and gown
slightly raise his eyebrows, and AeajjbtaJGfted itjuid-mwed upom it in
said": ' :.the .familiar room, where the brothers
"I shalL purchase the. property' for a4 oftenne! as enemies, and where
4,T(Hifi'3lfy, B(a.-T remain?, how bring fi&2ute4j&yoMr apcr is fine. The
"only bhjectwn I have hlhatit&ats flol tome af irk jenbugh' I want it all
al'ctu:. I surely think it fine and so doesCrrimdmaf'j V;. ;
This b thwayMiss Ruth Johnson feels&b6ut Big Trtmaine". She is
Just 0ne of the many thousands now njoyittgTit.7 You swZI feel as they do
if you are reading it. if you kavm'ftqrfjed.Ufi dif 'sbnoW: Look up the
back issues. If you cotft find themjihe ollongeview lead you into
the events of this chatters, ! -"0vv' A " t-?''-r-, k - -
. Fifteen years before the story opensyounff JohniTremasns, a hot-headed,
impetuous youth, iivs.senl to Richmond to, cash a xheck for $10,000. He
sends a letter of farewell to Jhis motlier and heard of furttnote. His m other
md brother make, good his shortage-uith the rbanlc'; and through their influence
only the family lawyer and the president of the bank know of his diaracc.
yffad times ome to Hiverside; the Trmaine hdmeondlfust as it is about to
be sold at auchvn; John Tremame ' unexpectedly tretums' C from his
mother and frigid politeness from his former friends greet hhn and his plans
for restoring his home and developing' its resources;
I ;
A Nightly Footbatit
for the Children '
After the day's romp thereis noihrng rnore likely
to' promote sound, refreshing sleep'il a1 warm
footbath with the jvclvety,.. abundant lather of
Ivory Soap. 1 ' .
Mild and pure, it not onlyi cleanses the "tender
litde feet and tared legs without a si of smart or;
burii, but, cquaHy important, It takes the 'refresh
me: water into the pores so that nerves and muscles
are soothed land quieted for a good night'.s. rest;"
myself then." He got up and stands tto w . th'ey rnever could meet again,
ing beside' her" said -earnestly his - r " --'"-l- . "
band outstretched;.' Stay in Vir- " 2 - cttAPTER V
gmia; malce your home herel" . ' i ".V .
He saw' her shrink .as she rose;" ina.oteM orjuyerwue were
she wanted to escape fromthis be- -."signed, ana the property made over
wilderment and as she started to-w to .Tremainewha: became a land
nrorl nn4- Viai onntinl Aorlir " fwnir Sir . Viririn la. His mother had
gone, she murmured. "w " " insisted. tliat heshould take the title
a "I'm going to Julia-rm oingl to 'to the -property and ft was bitter to
DavidV wife and his children - - ' Jnd Wtey Jo accept anything.
c. . t , C j I. tronj'him: sHe.had come home earl
She passed John He shrugged his -m Jmt andj.9pt xht first days nd
shoulders and his face darkened. ; ingt, the conntry examining his
"As yon like; He opened the door land Vand - plannfrigmprovements. He
for her, and as she1 went out heex- ;had always believed that the district
daimed in spite of himself : Ypu contained coat. and after securing the
speak of indebtedness; I : should think option on a j large i tract a dj oming
yon would-prefer to be;. at home' m'Blythe" Mountain he'ent for experts
yourown house rather than depen-' to 'examine "the land and to make
dent" on", your daughter-in-law." ,K . 'borings.' He had.;come back like a
Be' found himself "alone in tne,liv-. .fwneer, to' conquer t a new; country,
ing;.room. Not even 1 on the Southland .be., was backed by, unlimited re
African plains had he felt more home-' sources" andaarindomitable will.
t less and cynical than tonight,' What HeVas1:master-,-of :the place, and
a'lool he 'had: been to let the attract .since'the nighrVheh'his mother naa
tkm of home beckon J hint; ?, Why fVointblaiik refuseto" create a home
should he stay an hour -under a 'roof forhimhe-ne.ver referred to the sub
where he was sunweleome and de jcct.'4Ietboktip theorems of man
spise'd? - Sitting there before'; his 'aecment' and set' his, face toward his
mbther,-he had' hoped for. moment aa$k He fealizcd 't fiat in a measure
that, despite alt dbstacles, hemight: his presence was a trial to bis mother,
live down11 his reoutatiorf in Vircrinia niinnh v,'r hii nearest being
a a L t . ..- T it . . " ? . . . . -c 11 the.
world ne was as wc.i
duu ai asi crcaxc zor rumseua nome, , in hiri th:
Mammy amerin..- '-- -? Ugreatestl'
vou ain't crvik'?"- s -1 c Vproud, he tried to. uhderstand her pre
Vr! 'T7' C X V' 3u4?ces;iiand ;he carefully avoided
uj1 ?M tand:l1c4h0Se.4ubiects"tWhich might offend
JNotquite .crying, Mamtny.',-V,v,, : L. f j -,Me ex-
1. or-
strangerWith;a delicacy
5-.- - -Ix. -u t,ow been
woman -juub-u. " "
A . - - ' .t , , t ,-unpersonaj-iOMcaBu,'
dey ts.gwine,to serenade yo';, ; 1 Icnowleteemuch:: wisdom,
she ac
he be-
Vlsl:- -iNOX TonignT?jammyr senn;tnem '-gan to interest' hereto aosoxu
Ml : C'f J V .i - . .fplte ofChSself,ihe t cr
HjgZj t ,:Dey11 beeWrisappolrited,!rto-'believe thai' she waf! the mother
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