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PAGE TWO feTHIRJ EDIWANI k S & ! /diidfrthi / I \ LJi 1 (Continued from Last Is^uo.) ^ SYNOPSIS. l|/ j | kWAPTBR I?Introducing Clay tVlm- t \ ltfn. young New Yorker on visit to ]/ Cleveland, and Mrs. and Miss Daphne ?/ F* I TMi CHAFTER IT?The acquaintance of the ,'/////// Voung people ripens Into k>ve and Wlm- //////// purn and Dupliue become engaged. V'// CHAPTKR III?Wlmburn returns to Pew York, from whence he writes urging VS Daphne to marry him at once. She con- (S^ Bents, and arranges to go to New York por her trousseau. I SI? ' CHAPTKR IV?Bayard, brother of f "yll Daphne, writes telling of his recent mar- ! Plage and his departure for Europe with Pis bride I.ella. Daphne and her mother ^reinstalled In Bayard's ll&t at New ^^*5 CHAPTER V?Wlmburn Introduces ble pftlanced and her mother to luxurious -5^^ b'?w York lite. Daphne makes acqualnlance of "Tom" Duane, man about town. J/h//gs lie Is greatlv attractedLby Daphne. Bay- ?^sL ^ prd and his wife return unexpectedly. 1 CHAPTER VI?The three women at Pnce arrange a shopping excursion to BePure Daphne's trousseau. i >;r 7"? CHAPTER VII?From Dutllh, fashion- ~~"\t tlile coBtumer, the two younger women 5^- t fcuy expensive gowns on credit. Hayard (a furious over expense, seeing hard times Sbe;.d Daphne. Indignant, declares Bhe prill earn her own living, and breaks en- J -j*figenn-nt with Wlmburn. She has seen ; ff;, Iss Kemble, popular stage favorite and lleves she has the ability to achieve e same success. Mr. Ch CHAPTER IX?Duane apologizes and Time u IIIKMIHK tor Ultpillie with . Iteben. theatrical magnate. Ruben ngTccs Cloth lo give her a chance. Hatterson, Itehen'a tagc manager. after a "trydut, enduav- quite u rs to?dissuade her from attempting to , . . pnter the profession, but she decides to ' persevere. they W< CRAPTKH X?Daphne's first rehearsal 1 >:ipit ft a fiasco, and Keben advises her to give the t\v< p idea of going on the stage. Duane , , ncourage.s her. IH- ri"' ? she tlitl . CHAPTP.R XT?Wesley Kip, father of t , Daphne. arrives at New York with dire news of finaneial catastrophe. Me goe> ii<*?|listiti Jpiek to Cleveland with Mrs Kip, and ,i.,? < Daphne takes a room wltli Mrs. Chlvvls. when n rCHAI'TKR XIT?Sudden Illness of Mlfti ,t,)(,r j enihle. Rehen's leading lady, gives 'upline her chunce, but tier acting Is a wotlltl tflemal failure. She 1b again consoled hj tllllll hi CHAPTKR XTTT?Daphne gives up hei UlL"' .'.V., position Willi Rt'iien. .... CHAPTER XTV- Daphne and Claj i... Jcsuine their relations as an engaged oupie. Snc begins to !r?,k for work de- lieen tl termined to support herself Outbreak of ? Ear causes ("lay to lose his position and avard's salary Is cut in hair He specutcs in Wall street and Iosps ov?rvthwi^ SB Hinns were Tew; She made u list of such places ms there were. She wrote letters to nil sorts ??f people -t W who gave newspaper letter-box ad- y n Iflresses, and she went tail to call on V BH sorts of people who gave their Street numbers. IGfl The letters she wrote were not an- HI pweretl at all. She lost her postage as Kjfll she had lost her car fares. It seemed IE I ns if the end of the world, or at least 19 the breakup of its civilization, had ar- Ell rived without warning and without ||m refuge. Ill V,' CHAPTER XVII. H|| III Daphne had not told Mrs. Chlvvls III of her financial plight, nor of her fa- III ther's. nor her brother's. She had III simply let tlie days of payment go III past one by one. She saw a ehllller 110 glitter in Mrs. Cnivvis' eye and there III was a constant restraint upon the conyersation for many days. |HT Mr. <"!tlwis was at home most of the II' time now, sitting about in bis old E J Clothes to save the others. He and Ills Bj wife naturally talked of l>apluie. BI Sometimes she overheard their under- IT tones. F.noh seemed to urge tlie other If to tlie attack. Finally, one evening B Mrs. Chiwis made so hold as to call I on Daphne in Iter room, and to lay, | Alter much improvising: ft "1 dislike to speak of It, Miss Kip, Kj hut?well?er?you see?the fact Is? I if y? u? The groeer is sending round [ In tlie morning for his last week's bill, L ami?if it's not inconvenient?" ' I Daphne felt sick with shame, hut I she had to confess, "1 enn't tell yon I how sorry I ntn. hut I haven't any." I "Itenlly? That's too bad!" Mrs. |l i <'III wis said. She was hnrdlv sorrier II/ for herself than for Daphne. She tried IT/ to brighten them both with hope. "But III yon expert?no donbt you expect soon ||^ to-" |l| "I've been looklncr for?fop ?nm? HI m work to do, hut there doesn't seem to if A l>o nny." Ill "Oh, I see!" said Mrs. Chlvvls. eon- Bin firmed in her suspp ions and reduced 111 t.. si'er e. Dnphne went on. after r| j ?, vn I lowing several cobblestones: j "But. of course l'\ ripht to he l"J en Map your food and stnytnjj or here 1/ :i guest. And I suppose I'd hPtto* piv#' up my room, so that you can take in somebody who can pay." Mrs. Chlvvls a us -lose, hut fthe was a Jmt up to an eviction, and she rasped. ''<>h, really!?I hardly think?I ^1^ shouldn't like I V Her hard voice crackled like an I Ichle snapping off the eaves in a spring sun; and before either of them Mf \ 1 1^??????w??i m | really wan |? |k I I | particular > i i* |\| I you u ,,lac< I I 111 I I I publishing I I I I 1 I I I but the re< r Wmmt * 1 the businei _ _ _ but someth IMF KIT | ,M?JI IN I" ^ 1 She appl Hflrm accept Now Dai woman; uoi ft culiur hour: \She cntprw] at hnlf-pasj wrote mid i nt one she \ rwh 0*4 mens &SS-= the afterno ' M Iteration ol w/MW/' wmw& fmmnTrrii ?"> ... coi, tjl'iiVi!ft fifty i L J she ,>,o,, (i'itniftirif'' / . W /} the end of ' Ilk fLft'W/X P'Rhth hour r*?!\/l addresses f w]\ /}/'('/) e,Kht dollar on a ahabb] ?ing everyboi - woisst inigli ?' receivers foi Ivvls Was at Home Most of the inquiries fol Now, Sitting About in His Old , Ui* nml olr les to Save the Others. f burdly pay! I were either inderstood it the hard eyes of j too buky wit hawed; tears streamed, and lug from tin i^re In earh other's arms. terday's pa ne was the better weeper of enough. >. Poor Mrs. t'hlvvis could not The reci ly lavish even with tears; but business ah I very well, for her. instructed I dlately they felt years better to his flock ited?old friends all of a sud- more work i They were laughing foolishly stopped. II II apologetic knock on the open ing again tl 11 trod need Mr. Clievvls, who "out of a no more have crossed the sill people cullei e would have broken Into the Miss l'rib of Vesta. His name was Chlv- noted her t Clodlua. here, Whvt oirprlsed eyes of Daphne threw can Innd y o confusion, hut he said: "I've Lucks. (Juy linking. Miss Kip. that If you aol h ''! 'j.1 mum rjjJ||B??-?i|||| 5 long-lasting bai in each pack; fThe bij value - . refresl you cat sibly BENEFIT SL appe / J&L A fir difiestion. Jf- lur \ The price is f8 'rf The IW/ Flavor kj^Lasfs ? &&*?!a> lil9llB^a&atii.uLibb THE LANCASTER NEW8, LANCASTER. t to work and aren't too GTdy friend. He's kind ? vhet at?maybe I could get what's the dtff? His moi > at my old office, with the an piuch ns anybody's. W house. They turned me off. It over there ahead this I [ elvers are trying to keep Daphej murmured her 4s going. Not much pay, and they left at once. M lug's ulwuys better'u noth- way to a huge bul st Is better than nothing," "pa lts bi kers," "Nights! e, "and It might oe a begin- "Wi 1st Makers," and publl endurs, favors and subser led the next day and the She asked for Mr. Gerf ed her. ' beckoned him over, and ?hne was truly a working with bravado: t a dramatic artist wfth pe- "Well. Mist* Oolst, here ?, but a toller by the clock, to the mines. This Is m? I the office of the company I want you should give he t eight, punched her num- rae, too." time register, and set to Daphne faced Mr. Gorst sslng large envelopes. She without visible flinching, vroteand wrote till twelve; was uneasy within. Gerst took up her pen again, nnd flamboyant brute with on went In an endless re- seemed less to receive 11 T dip nnd write, till five- send forth vision. He ii she Joined the home-go- niiUltlvo nnH ind took the crowded sub- Daphne must endure It. mibus circle. sacking Daphne with h (led the treadmill, till at grunted: "You look pre the sixth day, her forty- me, kiddo. You can bogli of transcribing names and "Thanks," said Daphne, roin the lists to the wrap- "I'm comln', too," said J irrled off a cnsh reward of "All right," said Gerst. s. This was not clear gala, you did. We'll take some car fares had totaled sixty off you." And he pluyfi inches a dollar and n half; her arm. orn her costumes at tht Adroitly evading his pi damaged theiu with a few Prtblk led the way out, i ind her shoes were taklrg trailed her oustlde. f nap. Daphne loathed and feai t encournglng. already. He stood like e's left elbow was a large menace In the path ahead i lose pen rolled off large, Monday morning at el| She talked all the time reported for work with tl ng of Importance, laughed Luxt, Publishing society. I and asked questions that by itK owo peopie (wh< been Impertinent If they know) "I,ar de Lucks." rom anything but-a large, This firm was engaged eullarly Anglo-Saxon busln 9 was Maria Prlbik. Slu jnc the censorship as clot mlan of the second genera sIDlo. It printed everyth he was dyed In the wool to print under the 1 orklshness. Shi* was at puritanic eve of tin* in\*. nuiuisi ana Kept remind (|lu tujthorlties it tunpjd dy to nct?eer up. Rolls, tht 8|,je of ? i)linner of cultu t be wolsser yet." to put |n the hands of the look did not Inst lone. Th? noblest works of foreign niid tlint the percentage oi ,|,.fyhiK any but an linpu llowlng upon the ndvertls flmj impurity in Its classle eularlzing campaigns win other side of the banner lug the post aire. I'eopb nn,l informed the custome too poor to buy books 01 prurient Innuendo that the h the molten history pour published In their entirety t? eublrons of Kurope. Yes purgation. Vice has its per was ancient history cant no less than religion. One day, toward the end lvers closed down th? week, she was startled to ruptl.v on a Saturday nm p,,r u cnrd bearing the lege be manager to announc? Thomas." His address was that there would be n? jpe facts that he bad bough at present. Daphne's bear' quarter morocco Balzac, ere she was again, learn Anther Fielding and Siaolb ie dreadful significance m |PVant Court Memoirs. 1 job"?what the theatrics y,.t taken the bait for the 1 tl "at liberty." sant. ik looked at Daphne anc Daphne pondered his ca gloom. "Say, kid, lister taste. She was shaken fro Tt choo come with me? : slvc u^od by the sudden on a Job at the I.ar d? of ftl) (he women. All eye name of Hoist is the bos? minute and the_hour hfi vvi' i'imine y, job. uC tilD YS] IIIUIIIIHH rs 1 j is t aae. 1 I zaest I ; in | iment 1 POSbuy. I to teeth, a tite and i 5 cents. ppa i -* Norfolk, Va., B (r^SS\W \iS Columbia, :akUL?*hstf*^U&yii? % s. c. '" V. I of rough, but ney buys Just rrs jT7\ e better beat t" jrm y V-Y Duneh." hasty thankf jfUfirV^nf/ las I'rlblk let ?K| I- yfik Idlng full ol \ llrt Makerg," ' hailed him V '8 Inspection ; Xlp^ ^eewi was a large ' ^? IYCVUl eyes that | SUI*pai ?ht than to ! raised a family of eight Is her b! \ , , j * remarkable. Thousands of faml an - are |a,.^cr> The history of the K gaze, llat family Is unique in that the motl After ran-1 with all her loving care, pinned is eyes, no j faith to a simple home remedy i tty good to , never had a doctor for her child: a Monday." i Here Is what she says: "Peruna humbly done my children good. I ha-v n i? ihtv- i family of eight and never hat ?t J I doctor, only your medicine. We "It s time think Peruna a splendid tonic." of thut beef So far as we have learned, illy pinched runa Is the only known remedy which such a wonderful claim i Incers. Miss be made. I.Ike Mrs. Koch, th and Daphne are ,hoUHands upon thousands 1 mothers who place their entire pendence upon Peruna. red the man That Peruna has merited t u glowering oonfidc^ioe Is attested by the wo of her. . kht Dnphllt Junction nt XTT. Kumiw were left i to i. Ait n? jn the middle; pens fell from pols pronounced hHndR ) ought to Daphne found herself nlone. S ^ was glad of the quiet and the solltut ess f era*- u ',"? ^ luted?which was not lor ess o graz- ^or Qt,rst CHine back unexpected tely as posIng that It ?f' , . , whimsically 11,8 ,p>? met ^nphne's. He start , Toward ,ow,ir<' 'H>r- &nd then, seeing that s * u glanced away, went on to his des re claiintng stood there manifestly Irresolute people the mon,,,nt- He trlanced ut Daphne agal (renins and nt ,h<* ,ln> eM*HPes- nt tll? empty TOO . . Then he went to the tlrst of the tahl re mind to , , w res Tli " with labored carelessness inspei was "purple p?| the. work of the absentee He drl - i .. ... .... en along the aisle toward Daphr rs i)\ every , - ... throwing her now and then an int? hooks were .. without ex r?Pitlve smile that tilled her with hypocritical ,lorre "nx,PtyShe knew his reputation. She hi of her first s'*?n his vulgar scuffles with some , . , . the girls, had heard his odious won find before ... . . .. . . , nd "Duane " convinced that he was alio . j to pay her the horrible compliment t th% three- h'8 ?t,pnt,onthe half- ,,or heart began to flutter with fe ett and the nnt* wrath. She felt that if he spo le had not to ^pr H'lp would scream ; If he put 1 De Maupas- hand on her shoulder or her chair s would kill him, with a pair of sclsso , ... or the knife with which she scrap rd and his _ ., . ,, ? ' her nen blots. . . . No.?he must not k ? him. But she would have to strl commotion . . ,. .. _ . , ???? him on the mouth, s had seen , inds In con- (Continued In N?*xt Issue. 1 NOV he time to order I if you want the ORDER 'OYSTF TNAOI MARK " i. B.k: REGISTE RED. . KOYSTKK (4 altimore, Md., Toledo, 0., Tarboro, S. C., Spartanburg, S. C., Atlanta, Columbus, Ga., Montgomery, . FRIDAY, FEB. 28, 1919. y&i)j}iyriad a Doctor* // Reared Her Family r WITH 5IMPLE HOME REMEDY An American Mother Beats Them All . ?re are few families in which the \ 1 of Mrs. Gustave Koch, Box 24, k, Keokuk County, Iowa, has been SSfid. Mot in fho fu/>l fViaf oli? ?- -IV* ?ma vaiv A t*V V VIIOIz OI1U oryi from such mothers as Mrs. Gustavo l lies I Koch. Long life to her! Peruna is * och Indicated for coughs, colds, catarrh her, of the head, nose and throat, or dlsher order of the stomach, bowels or and other organs due to catarrhal Inren. (lamination of the mucous linings, has if you are sick and suffering, p 1 write the Perunu Company, Dept. ' a S-80. Columbus. Ohio, for Dr. Harta" man's Health Hook. It Is free and you inay find that Peruna Is what you need. Dr. Tlnrtman's World F&(1>in mous Peruna Tonic comes In either |ero liquid or tablet form. Ask your ()f denier. If you are seeking health. ?](.. do not accept "something Just aa good." Insist upon Peruna. 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