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"I don't know exactly how you are to find it out whether this letter tells the truth or a lie," an- swered John, "if you accused Elizs~ beth Moreland of writing this note she would promptly deny it." "You are the one that is going to tell me if it is a le or the truth, John." We had reached the steps to the pi- azza as I asked this and he stopped quite still and looked at me curiously. { was not sure whether he was very angry or very much surprised. "] don't see how you are going to find out the truth or untruth of | this matter by me, Katherine," he at last said. "I am just going to ask you a few questions and leave it, to your hon- esty, John, to answer truthfully." "All right, go ahead," he said ra- ther thickly, as he seated himself on the upper step. "Come and sit be- side me. You look as if you were sbout to drop." rms Into the Hammock. 1 climbed the steps and stretched myself out in the hammock. Hse If as though I were about to rop. "John, do you love me?' I asked. "Why, of course I do. What a silly question. "Do you think it is possible to love two women at the same time?" "Perhaps," he answered coolly. "But not in the same way," he has- tened to edd. This is not what I had expected him to answer and I felt. my heart' beating so fast that I could hardly speak. Some way I had expected him to say no even it he said it in such a way that I knew he was untruthful. "John, I can not he the wife of any man who loves some other woman. At least, not if I know 1t. You have {gtimated by your manner, your act- jons and your speech that you at least have an infatuation for Eliza- beth Moreland. Today you must choose_between us. If you care for her in such a way that you feel you can not be happy unless you see her often; that when you have great good fortune you must first tell it to her and that your thoughts dwell upon her, perhaps oftener than they do upon me, then, I want to say goodbye John, we must part.' " Elizabeth a She Devil. "We will do nothing bf the kind, (Continued From Page 3) A delightful bridge was given by Mrs. R. E, Kent, "Somersby House," on Friday afternoon, in honor of her daughter, Mrs, Douglas Anglin. There were four tables in play, and the pretty prizes, a cup and saucer for each table, were won by Mrs. W. H. P. Elkins, Mrs. Horace Lawson, Mrs. Hansard Hora and Miss Aileen Ruth- Dean and Mr3..C. K. Clarke gave a delightful tes in their charming home on Roxborough street, Toronto, to the Alumnae of the Faculty of Medi- students. Miss Ella Young, Kingston, is spending a few days at her home in Westport. ®rs. Alexander Laird and Miss Margaret Laird, who Jeft for Cali- i to return to Toronto uatil May. Mrs. James Brebmer, T hee at £8 He of i iE 1 felt |. middle of February, dol ret Katherine," he answered. "1 ac- knowledge that I am fond of Eliza- beth Moreland, I know that she is s Hitle | she-devil. Pernaps that fascinatgs me. er utter ness and her a) at regard for me is both interesting and flat- tering, but I would never think of marrying her if she were the last woman in the world. Don't you kiiow, my dear, that awever Tauch a man's fancy may wander, when it comes to a showdown, he usually accepts his wife and respectability. . "Of course, I know that Bobbie Gaylord did not do this," he said as he saw 1 was about to speak. "In fact, there are enough men who give up wives for sweethearts to prove the rule. But I am going to be brutally frank and tell you that I believe no man lives many years of married life who does pot at times become more or less in- fatuated with some other 'woman. Most of us get over it, however, if our wives do not find it out, or if find- ing it out, they decide to forgive us and give us another caance, Man is the hunter, Katherine, and having bagged his game, it is his nature to look for more." "But John, you have told me that you thought, to put it as vulgarly as @ou have, that you had bagged Eliz- abeth Moreland ap well as me." "That's just it, Katherine, I am never quite sure of her." "I am going up stairs." 1 felt I could mot ,discuss the subject any longer with my husband. "Here Katherine, what do you want me to do?" he asked pulling me down beside him. Does Not Seem to Matter. "What 1 want you to do does mot seem to matter, but I must find out absolutely what you want to do." "Well, I want you to be reasonable. Come back and live with me in that beautiful house, spend your time buy- ing beautiful clothes and furnishing the house; being thoroughly femi- nine, my dear, not stopping to think very much about anything except to be just your beautiful own little self." "Oh! John, 1 am so tired of these compliments," Isaid as I pulled away from him. "Will not man ever un- derstand that he can not make a wo- man believe anything that' he may say and that, while she feels that he is complimenting her simply to ease, her mind, she is more than ever un' happy?" 1 Tomorrov--The Workings of John's Mind. ------ street for the winter, are again in their own house on King street west. Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Knight, Alice street, have returned from a delight- ful visit in New York and Atlantic City, 5 3 ese Dr. and Mme. Adam Shortt, Ottawa, attended . Queén's convocation, at which their daughter, Miss Lorraine, received: her degree of Bachelor of Ar . ts. Miss Jessie Dibb, Napanee, who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Jean Webb, Toronto, sails for England the end of this month, Stanley La Palm and Frederick Adams," Belléville, spent Sunday with friends in the city. ' J. Courtland Elliott returned .on a Tuesday from Saskatoon, Sask. where he was teaching in the Univer- % sity of Saskatchewan. TO-DAYS FASHION By MME. FRANCES ih to a rafter under the grand stand. en--Some Interesting Features OFFERED HIS SON AS A SACRIFIOE IN .Man First Hanged and Dumb Child, Then Himself. Lethbridge, Alta., May 12.--Mar- der and suicide in the most shocking doublé 'tragedy in the history of Cardston were committed on Satur- day afternoon as a resuit of the de- ranged mental condition of Geor Leavett, of that town. Leavett, aft- er first hanging his son, Royce, aged nine, then hanged himself, For some time Leavett's mind has been unbalanced, due, it is believed, to. long illness of his wife. Early Saturday afternoon he wanderéd away, evidently coaxing his son, Royese, to go. with him. Taking him to the fair grounds, one and a half miles west of the town and some distance from any human habitation, the deranged man secured a roll of bailing wire and succeeded in hang- ing his son, and then hanged himself On Saturday morning Leavett had told his wife he thought he should offer his son, Royce, who is deat and dumb, as a sacrifice, but this was the only inkling of his rash intentions. NEARLY THROUGR SEEDING. Getting Along Taking Down a Tim- ber Drive, Ardoch, May» 10.--The farmers are nearly all through seeding and re- port_the land in very good condition. Clifford Smith, who has been on the sick list, is able to be around again. Lorne McDonald, who has the con- tract of taking the drive to Snow Road, is progressing favorably. Geo. Jennenette had the misfortune of having his finger bitten off by one of his horses. M. J. Scullion, who is en- gaged at the Golden Fleeec mines; is home visiting for a few days. Our factory has reopened with William Gilmour as cheese maker and Baiden Watkins as secretary-treasurer. Chas. Dunham has returned to his home at Ompah after repairing the boiler in the Chandler-Jones saw mill. George Young, Merrickville, is improving his farm here by rebuilding the fences. Herbert and Victor Hermer have re- turned to the Hydro-Electric at the High Falls. JosepA Schonaner and daughter, Lucy, 1s visiting his daugh- ter, Mrs. William Keyhoe, North- brook A.nna Fraser, Laura Alberts, and brother, Sidney, Plevna, visited at William Fraser's Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McDonald and Miss Jane MoLellan was a Sunday guest at George Hamilton's. Mr. end Mrs. william Gilmour spent one evening last week at James Derue's; Mr. and Mrs. 'W. Tapping at R. G. Watkins'. A few of the young folks attended the dance at John Gunsinger's on Wednesday evening. Rumor says that Ardoch will loose two of its young ladies in the near future, . 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