SERIAL
STORY
Q)hen
a Jtfan
JfCdrries
Bit
MARY ROBERTS RINEH ART
Jtullior of The Qtculat Staircase,
The nton In Lowtt
Ten, Etc.
Copyright ItOJ, by t BoiiU M.nlll Co.
SYNOPSIS.
13
James Wilson or Jimmy as lis In called
by hln friends. Jimmy wns rotund and
looked shorter than ho really was. Ills
ambition In llfo wns to be taken seriously,
but people steadily refused to do so, Ills
art Is considered n hugo joke, except to
himself, If ho naked people to dinner v
ryone expected a frolic. Jimmy marries
tlella Knowles; they llvo together n year
and are divorced. Jimmy's friends ar
range to eclebrato tho first anniversary
of his divorce. The party Is in full swing
when Jimmy receives n telegram from his
Aunt Sellnn, who will arrive In four hours
to visit him and his wife. lie neglects to
tell her of his divorce. Jimmy takes Kit
Into his confidence ho tries to de-flso
ome way so that his nunt will not learn
(lint he has no longer a wife. Ho sug
gests that Kit play tho hostess for ono
night, be Mrs. Wilson pro tein. Aunt 80
llna arrives and tho deception works out
lis planned. Jim's Jnp servant Is taken
111. Bella, Jimmy's divorced wife, enters
the house and asks Kit who Is being to
ken away In tho ambulance? Bella Insists
It Is Jim. Kit tells her Jim Is well and Is
In tho house. Harbison steps out on tho
porch and discovers a man tacking a
card on tho door. Ho demands on ex
planation. The man points to tho placard
and Hnrblson sees the word "Smallpox"
printed on It. Ho tells him tho guests
rannot leave the house until tho quaran
tine Is lifted. The guests suddenly renl
Izo their predicament, the women shed
tears, the men consider It n good Joke.
Tho all Important question arises as to
who Is to prepare tho meals and perfrfrm
tho other household duties Harbison fin
ally solves tho matter. After the lifting
of the quarantlno several letters aro found
In tho mall box undelivered, one Is ad
dressed to Henry Llewellyn, Iqulque,
i.lillp, whlcli was written by Harbison
He describes minutely of their incarcera
tion, also of hln Infatuation for Mrs. Wil
son. Aunt Bcllna Is taken 111 with la
grlncc. Betty acts as nurse. Harbison
finds Kit sulking on the roof. She tells
him that Jim has been treating her out-
ragcously. Harbison fully believing that
ho is Mrs. Wilson, tells her that sho
doesn't mean tho things sho Is saying
tiDout ner husband. Kit starts down
stairs, when suddenly she Is grnspod In
tho arms of a man who kisses her sev
eral times. She believes that Harbison
aid it and Is Humiliated.
CHAPTER X. (Continued.)
"Betty Is making no end of nrow,'
' Max said, looking up from his gamo,
I'becauso tho old lady upstairs Insists
on chloroform liniment. Betty says
tho smell "makes her 111."
"And sho can inhalo Russian clga
rrttes," Anno said enviously, "and
gasolene fumes, without turning a
hnlr. I call a revoko, Dal: You
trumped spades on tho second round."
Dal flung over three tricks with
very bad grace, and Anno counted
them with maddening deliberation.
"Gamo and rubber," sho said.
"Watch Dal, Max; ho will cheat in
tho scoro If ho can. Kit, don't havo
another clam whllo I am In this house.
I havo eaten so many lately my waist
rises and falls with tho tide."
"You havo n stunning color, Kit,"
Lolllo said. "You aro really qulto su
porb. Who mado that gown?"
"Where havo you been hiding, du
klelno?" Max whispered, under cover
of showing mo tho oyenlng paper, with
u photograph of tho houso and a cross
nt tho collar window where wo had
tried to escape, "If ono day In tho
houso with you, Kit, put mo In this
condition, what will a month do?"
From boyond tho curtain of ft sort
of alcove, lighted with a red-shaded
lamp, camo a hum of conversation,
Delia's cool, oven tones and a heavy
mascullno voice. They were laugh
Ing; I could feel my chin go up. Ho
was not oven hiding his shame,
"Max," I asked, whllo tho others
clamored for htm and tho game, "has
any ono been up through tho houso
slnco dinner? Any of tho men?"
Ho looked nt me curiously.
"Only Harbison," ho repllod prompt
ly, "Jim has been eating his heart
out In tho don over since dinner; Dal
played tho "Sonata Apasslonnta" back'
ward on tho pianola ho wanted to
put through ono of Anne's lingerie
waists, on a wager that it would play
a tune; I played craps with Lolllo, nnd
Flannlgan has been washing dishes
Why?"
Well, that was conclusive, anyhow,
I had had n faint hopo that it might
havo beon n Joke, although It had
borno nil tho evidences of sincerity
certainly. Dut It was past doubting
now; he had lain In watt for mo at
tho landing, and had kissed me, me,
when ho thought I was Jimmy's wlfo,
Oh, I must havo been vory light, very
contemptible, it that wns what ho
thought of mo!
I went into tho library and got a
book, but It was Impossible to read
with Jimmy lying on tho couch giv
ing vent to something between n sigh
and a groan every fow minutes. About
11 tho cards stopped, and Delia said
sho would read palms. Sho began
with Mr. Harbison, becauso sho de
clared ho had a wonderful hand, full
of possibilities; Sho said ho should
havo beon a great Inventor or a play
wright, and that his attltudo to worn
en was ono of homage, respect, almost
rovoronce. Ho had tho courage to
look at me, and if a glanco could have
killed ho would hnvo withered nwny.
When Jimmy proffered his hand.
sho looked nt It lolly. Of course, Bho
could not reniso, with Mr. Harbison
looking on.
"Rather ncgativo." Bho said coldly.
"Tho lines aro obscured by cushions
of flesh; no heart lino at all, mentali
ty small, BelMndulgenco and Irrita
bility very marked."
Jim hold hlB palm un to tho HkIU
and stared at It.
'Clad!" ho said. "Hardly safe for
mc to go nround without gloves, Is
lt7"
It was all well enough for Jim to
lnugh, but ho was horribly hurt. Ho
stood around for a fow minutes, talk
ing to Anno, but ns soon ns ho could
ho slid away and went to bed. Ho
looked vory badly tho next morning,
as .though ho had not slept, and hla
clothes qulto hung on him. Ho w'na
actually thinner, ilut that Is ahead
of tho story.'
Max camo to mo while tho others
woro sitting around drinking night
caps and asked mo In a low tono If he
could seo mo In the dent Ho wanted
to ask mo something. Dal overheard.
"Ask her here," ho said. "We all
know what It Is, Max. (Jo ahead and
we'll coach you."
"Will you coach mo?" I asked, for
Mr. Harbison was listening.
"Tho woman does not need It," Dal
retorted. And then, because Max
looked angry enough really to pro
pose to mo right thoro, I got up hasti
ly and went Into the den, Max fol
lowed, and closing tho door, stood
with his back ngalnst It.
"Contrary to tho general belief, Kit,"
ho began, "I did not Intend to ask you
to marry mo."
I breathed easier. Ho took a couple
of steps toward mo nnd Btood with
his arms folded, looking down at me.
'I'm not at all sure, In fact, that I
shall ever proposo to you," ho wont
on unpleasantly.
"You havo already dono It twlco,
You aro not going to tako those back,
aro you, Max?" 1 asked, looking up at
him.
Dut Max was not to bo cajoled, ilo
camo close and stood with his hand
on tho back of my chair. "What hap
pened on tho roof tonight?" ho do
manded hoarsely.
"I do not think it would Interest
you," I retorted, coloring In splto of
myself.
"Not Interest mol I am shut in this
blasted house; I havo to seo tho only
woman I over loved really loved," ho
supplemented, as ho caught my eye,
"pretend sho Is nnothor man's wlfo
Then I sit back and watch her using
every art all her beauty to mako
still another man love her, n man
"Don't Let Her In this Room -
Again."
who thinks oho is a married woman.
If Harbison woro worth the trouble,
I would toll him tho whole story, Aunt
Sellna bo obliterated 1"
I Bat up suddenly.
"If Harbfsoii were worth tho trou
ble!" I repeated. What did ho mean?
Had ho seen
"I moan just this," Max said slowly.
"Thero Ib only ono unaccredited mom
bor of this housohold: Only ono per
son, save Flannlgan, who was locked
In tho furnace room, one person who
wns awnko and nround the houso
whon Anno's Jewels wont, only ono
person In tho' houso, also, who would
havo any motive for tho theft."
"Motive?" I asked dully.
"Poverty," Max throw at mo. "Oh
I moan comparative poverty, of course,
Who Is this fellow, anyhow? Dal
know him nt school, traveled with him
through India. On tho strength of
that ho brings him here, qunrtors him
with decent people, and wonders
whon thoy aro systematically robbed!"
"You aro unjust!" I said, rising and
facing him. "I do not llko Mr. Hnrbl
son I I hato him, if you want to
know, Dut no to his bolng a thief, I
think It qulto as likely that you
took tho necklace"
Max throw his clgaretto Into tho
lire angrily.
"So that is how it Is!" ho mocked
"If either of us Is tho thief,, It Is I!
You do hato him, don't you?'1
I left him there, flushed with Irrlta
Mon, and Joined the others. Just as I
entered tho room, Betty burst through
tho hall door llko a cyclone, and col
lapsed Into a chair. "She's a mean
cantankerous old woman!" sho do
clarcd, feelhg for hor handkerchief,
"You can tako caro of your own Aunt
Sellna, Jim Wilson. I will never go
near her again."
"What did you do? Poison her?'
Dallas nsked with interest
"G got camphor In her eyes," snuff'
ed Dotty "You never heard Buch a
noise, I wouldn't bo n trained nurso
for anything In tho world. Sho she
called mo a hussy I "
"You'ro not going to give hor up,
aro you, Dotty?" Jim asked imploring
ly. Dut Detty was, and Bald so plain
iy.
"Anyhow, sho won't have mo back,"
sho finished, "and sho haa Bent for
guossl"
"Havo mercy!" Dal cried, dropping
to his, knoes. "Oh, fair ministering ,
nngel, sho hna not sent for .mo J"
No," Dotty said maliciously. "Sho
Wants Bella sho'n cruty about hor."
CHAPTER XI.
I Make a Discovery.
Really, I havo left Aunt Sellna rath
er out of It. but sho was Important ns
a cause, not as a result; at least at
first. Sho camo out strong lator. I
believe sho was a very nleo old wom
an, with strong likes and prejudices,
which sho wns perfectly willing to pay
ror. At lenst, I only presume sho had
likes; I know Bho had prejudices.
Nouody over understood why Delia
consented to tako Betty's place with
Aunt Sellnn. As for mo, I was too
much engrossed with my own affairs
to pay tho Invalid much attontlon.
Onco or twlco during tho day I had
stopped In to soo her, nnd had been
received frigidly nnd with marked dla
approval. I was In dlsgrnco, of courso,
after tho sceno In tho dining room the
night before. I had Btood llko a
naughty child, just Inside tho door,
and replied meekly when Bho snld the
pillows wero overstuffed, and -why
didn't I havo tho linen slips rinsed In
starch water? Sho laid tho blamo of
hor Illness on me, as I havo Bald bo
foro, nnd sho mado Jim read to hor In
tho afternoon from a hook sho carried
with her, "Coals of Firo on tho Do
mestic Hearth," marking places for
mo to mad.
Sho sent for ma that night, just
as I had taken off my gown; bo I
throw on a dressing gown and wont
In. To my horror, Jim was alrcndy
there. At a gosturo from Aunt Se
llna, ho closed tho door Into tho hall
and tiptoed back besldo tho bed,
whero ho snt staring nt tho figures
on tho silk comfort.
Aunt Selinn's first words woro;
"Where's that flibberty-glbbot?"
Jim looked at mo.
"Sho must menn Detty." I explain
ed. "Sho has gono to bed, I think;"
"Don't lot her In this room-
again," sho said, with awful cmphas
sis. VShe la an Infamous crenturo,"
"Oh, como now, Aunt Sellnn." Jim
broko In; "she's foolish, porhnps, but
she's a nlco littlo thing," Aunt So
Una's faco was a curious study. Then
sho raised herself on hor elbow, nnd
taking a flat chamois-skin bag from,
under her pillow, hold It out.
"My enmoo breastpin," sho Bald
solemnly; "my cuffbuttons with gold
rims and storks painted on china In
tho mlddlo; my watch, that has put
mo to bod and got mo ip for forty
years, and my money J510.40! takon
with tho doors locked under my noso.'
Which was ambiguous, but forcible
"Dut, good gracious, Miss Car-
Aunt Sellna!" I oxclalmod, "you don't
think Betty Mercer took thoso
things?"
"No," sho said grimly; "I think
I probably got up In ray sloop nnd
lighted tho flro with them, or sent 'em
out for a walk." Then sho Btuffod
tho bag away and sat up resolutely In
bed.
"Have you mado up?" sho demand
ed, looking from ono to tho other of
us. "Delln, don't tell mo you btlll
persist In that nonsense"
"What nonsenso?" I asked, getting
ready to run.
"That you do not lovo him."
"Him?"
"James," sho snnpped Irrltnbly. "Do
you suppose I mean tho pollcemnn7"
I looked over at Jimmy. Sho had got
mo by tho hand, and Jimmy was ma
king frantic gestures to tell her tho
wholo thing and bo dono with It. Dut
I had gono too far. 'Tho mill of tho
gods had crushed mo already, and II
didn't proposo to be drawn out hide
ously mangled and held up ns an ex-
ample for tho next two or threo
weeks, although It was clear enough
thnt Aunt Sellna disapproved of mo
thoroughly, and would havo beon glnd
enough to And that no tlo savo tho
bonrd of health held us together. And
then Bella camo In, and you wouldn't
hnvo known hor. Sho had put on a
straight whlto woolen wrapper, and
sho had her hair In two long braids
down hor back. Sho looked llko u
nlco wldo-oyod little girl in her
teens, nnd sho had somo lobster snlad
and a glass of port on a tray. Whon
sho saw tho situation sho put tho
things down and had tho nastlness to
stay nnd listen.
"I'm not blind," Aunt Sellna said,
with ono oyo on tho tray. "You two
silly children ndoro each other; I
saw somo things last night."
Delia took a stop forward; then sho
stopped nnd shrugged her shoulders,
Jim was purple.
(TO UE CONTINUED.)
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tho skin of an Imported banana; and
his friend walked on alone. London
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Lydla E. Plnkhara'a
vegetable (joih-
pound h&a proved
worth mountains of.
gckl to im, nd it
restored mr health
ktid strength. I
nover forget to ten
my friends what)
Lvdla E. rinkham'a
Vegetable Compound lias done for xm
duritiff this trying period. Complete
restoration to health, means bo much
to mo thnt for tho sake of othor suffer
lug women I am willing to make mv
trouble publio so you may publish
this lottor." Mns. Ciua. jjakolay.
H.F.D., Granltovlllo, Vt.
No other medicine for woman's ilia
has recoivod such wide-spread and tin
qualified endorsement. Ko othor mcd.
iclno wo know of 1ms such a recojil
of euros as has Lydia 12. Pinkhaura
Vegetable Compound.
For more than 80 yoars It has been
curing woman's ills such as inflamma
tion, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irreg
ularities, periodto pains and nervous
prostration, and it is unequalled for
carrying women safely through th
period of change of life.
Mrs. Plnkliam. at Lynn, Mam.,
Invites nil sick women to write
Iter for atlvlco. Her atlvkeisfr1
and. nlwnya helpful
lYRNTt Fortunes are tend In patents. 1km
rM ll.nl a tertroorldens. (urd4pusn book fro
FlUjrerald Co.. Itox K, Washington, 1), C
W. N. U., OMAHA, NO. 14-1011.
CATARRHAL FEVER
AND ALL NOSE
AND THROAT DISEASES
mmm
1 75 J oluMspsperde- I
I Readers sg&L I
I tifed in its columns should inuft upon 1
1 having what they atk (or, reJuueg all I
I tubakutet of ioitatioas. I
1
Corns the shin and nets as n preventlTe for others, ttnald siren en
thotonKUK. Hnfa for brood marrs nnd sll others. Ilestklduer remedy ;K
cents nnd 11.00 n lmttls IS.00 and 110.00 the iloien. Bold by nil drues-lsus
and homo goods bouses, or sunt express paid, by tho manufacturers.
SPOHN MEDICAL CO., Chemists, GOSHEN, INDIANA
4 Shoes Sw"oEI3
SOYS' SHOES
pt. i
rooUtou. Mum, $2. 00,92.00493.00
MISCELLANEOUS ELECTROTYPES
In wrest rsrloty for snle st tho lowest pr os by
WBHTIM UfffSrirTH CII0S, lilW.Mu.. St, OI.M
DEFIANCE STARCH-
,14 ounces to
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other itarcbas only I) ounces state price tn
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