THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1932.
EX-CROWN PRINCE AT BOXING SHOW:: WHERE MAN NEVER TROD BEFORE.
Photo shows the former Crown Prince of Germany razing rather unemotionally toward the ring, at a Berlin boxing rival. His companion is Breitenstraeter, a German baxing champion.
Charles Edison, son of the famous
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CHAPTER I
BV JOL
CLAVTUN
ng way they walked and stu, hands, the confident, arrogant ease hrvats movements of their with which they faced the world --
one of them except his youngest
sister, Myrn, for whom his eblest daughter was named, had shown in the years lowing his death any recognition of the fort that he had left a family. His sister Myra, perhaps dein bark by the pressure of her brothers and sisters, had never seen any meraber of his salt family but she did from tinte_to carded by her own daughters, time send boxes of clothing, dis-
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On that August tolug Charles
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A Milk wagon rattling along Pine street brought Ellen Rossiter wide- awake. The Rossiter apartment those were Rossiter ways, as was five floors above the street, hit Molly, who was a Rossiter by mar- Eller thought irritably even in the vinge, said so often. The con- Rossiter and be deal 12 years. moment of waking that the elankingcious air of distinction that was liis death ton'. place three days be below was suflicient to wake the shared by all of
then was from fore his only sa was born. He pancar father, tam, It was going to be another scoreli Mchael Rossiter
It was Charlesjeould never Five foreseen that his ing day. The girl's face, rosy from them an unmistakable look of race, forced to work, the one at an un-i who had given | two beautiful daughters would be. sleep, was faintly damp and her! There was no denying that the derpaid job in a public library, these sent to the table came with the thick taway hair was live and young Rossiters were unlike the other as an anderpaid salesgiri in slightly indefinite taste common to beautiful with heat curls. She was young Blacks downstairs, or the great department store. conscious only of discomfort as she young Riordans in the basement, left a suflicient sim to bring up his
He had end-rate hotels. thrust it back and rolled over of the Shamtenbergers who children in comfort, to hastily to look at the clock.
educate Sprawled through the two floors them, and to provide for the life- In the strained silence Ellen! Only 20 minutes to seven above. They were different and time of his young wife.
added to the omelette a few grains Twenty blessed minutes more. Ellen suspect. Ellen had often reflected stretched luxuriously, assured her bitterly, as people always are who griet, hud
But Molly Rossiter, dazed with of pepper, a great deal of salt and self that the alarm was
seen that money slip a dash of papriku for the looks of set for have a past and no future. seven, and snuggled down again.
from her irresponsible hands with the thing. She walked to the win- But Molly Rossiter, an incurable, in two years.
dow to take parsley, chopped the As she was closing her eyes she optimist. had never oure admitted; noticed that the adjoining bed was, the secret fears of her two daugh- omething dreamed thuse days
Ellen could remember only as of trivance suspended outside
night before, from a boxlike con-i empty. Myra had already risen ters, Even when she had her cry when money was not a daily pro-serving as a refrigerator. and slipped quietly from the room. ing" spells, he always insisted blom, a daily topic of conversation. Ellen had sleepily decided that her hysterically that her children were She had gone to work at Barclay's combatants, as
"Now what is it?" she asked thei sister intended to bathe before leavį better looking than any ing for the library when she heard English Rossiters, better qualified She was still there.
of the department store when she was 14 the crisp green sprigs of parsley she sprayed in from the kitchen Myra's voice to move in that mysterious world!
and poured the golden Huff into the raised high in expostulation. Some whose doors had been shut to them wondered a little hopelessly if she
As she walked to the kitchen she hot skillet. thing was wrong again. Ellen did abruptly when Charles Rossiter, would always be there.
Molly and Myra Rossiter spoke not know quite what, but that table to forget green English particular note In Myra's voice al fields and misty country Englished room where the blurchecked Hino- When she entered the small, heat-
simultaneously. ways meant trouble.
mornings even in the love of his lum had long since reipated into money yesterday buying things for
"Mother spent half the And trouble in the Rossiter wife and children, had closed his, the corners, her mother turned like that he doesn't need," Myra Household meant inevitably a dif- eyes and died of a common cold. ference of opinion between Myra There
from the stove. once had been
Molly's pretty, said. "And now she had an idea; Rossiter und Molly Rossiter, Myen at 26 could remember sur lines
money fading face was ushed and set in for you. You're to make up the Ellen tighed, tossed back the roundings quite different from the sighed again. She was afraid that
of determination. sheet and in one teap was out of town-at-heel Brooklyn apartment, her mother had hit upon another explained eagerly. "Two pair of
Ellen money working evenings," bed. She grabbed a green cotton could, with a pang in her heart, disastrons
"The things were on sale," Mully crepe negligee and streaked for the remember the glorious years bei make them al rich.
scheme which would ranta for what I usually have to bathroom. The door was locked fore her father's death, the soft Michael, nged 12, was inside. Tha spoken servants, the gleam
Myra was seated at a chipped on them that I thought I could!
pay for just one. I saved so much one male of the family, the adored candle-light on old silver (sold)rcelain table, her chin resting splurge a little. So I bought him and spoiled little brother, he had long since), and rigs so deep that upon her elbows, the morning news some books he's been wanting for special prorogatives and was not all sort of footsteps were lost in paper spread out before her. timid in enforcing them.
Her ever so long and a new cap and f them.
head, with itя smooth braids of some underwear." She added tlofen-) Charles Rossiter had met Molly hair, lighter and less warmly sively, "You wouldn't want Mike O'Reilly on a trip to Ireland. He coloured than Ellen's, was had married her before his father over the society columns. But her
bent to go shabby, would you?” if you want me to. Only it's so and mother and many brothers and mouth was set and mutinous and it Ellen tested the omelette and cool in here and I'm always being sisters could rash in to point out as plain she did not really see the lowered the flame beneath it. Sh interrupted no matter where--" the impossibility of marriage be-printed words. Her eyes were full turned off two flames which had
"All right, darling. Stay where tween the fourth son of Lord Harm of angry tears.
been burning dollessly before she
"I'm studying," he called out. "In the bathroom!"
He added plaintively, "I'll get out
of
you are for 10 minutes. But after stead and a tenant farmer's "Myra and I have about decided spoke. that I'll have to rout you."
daughter,
rent
Molly Roaaltor began firmly. Ellen Rossiter was three days.
"No, I wouldn't," who They had
said past 20 on that morning in Into that.
never forgiven him Myra looked up quickly at that patiently. "But how are we going
"We haven't July-three days past 20 und al-
decided anything, to pay the rent? To-morrow is They were, as anyone ready boginning to be afraid that Molly
except mother,"
ale Interrupted in her Saturday but wo already owe the Rossiter would the wild and careless dreams of her scrupulously fair. Charles' sharo gested-"
admit, long-suffering voice, "You only sug grocer nearly all my salary. And teens would not be fulfilled in her of the Harmstend estate had been
Myra's isn't due for 10 days yet." twenties. It was money, of course. settled upon him at once. The con- Ellen. Ellen crossed to the stove, which Mike had not really needed Both of them looked toward She did not suggest that the suit The Rossiters had more than their Jition was that he leave England. relieved her mother share of good looks, from Molly His father and mother had refused and began to
of the eggs would deprive her of a business beat with furlous dress which sho did need. Rossiter who had once been Molly to meet his bride. An Charles energy so that the yellow foam O'Reilly, the prettiest girl in the Rossiter, stiff-necked, with pride,lenped up the blue sides of the wholo of County Cork, to baby had been glad enough then to leave bowl. Molly had been rendy to pour seizing her chance. "I
"That's just it," Molly crowed, Mike, but they had nothing else.
have England. He had come to America them into the skillet.
marvellous idea for you. and had wovor gone back. He had Ellen was the one natural cook an ad in the morning paper from a The three children-Myra, tho often longed for England but no one of the household. Molly's cook-dance place named Dreamland. It's cidest, and Ellen and Mike-had of his brothers or sisters had ever ing was always overdone or under a protly name, isn't it? They want from their father their thick copper earned that. No one of them had done and invariably too highly sea-girls for dancing instructors. Look hair and wido, thick-lashed oun shown die allghtest interest in what soned. Myra, perhape in compen--here it la. I marked it for you." eyes, and from their mother their he might have been thinking dursation for her mother's lavish hand, creamy skin. The peculiar, arresting those long years of exile. No never seasoned enough. Whatever!
Ellen looked.
(To de Continued.)
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There's
Ronate Muller, the brilliant atar of "Sunshine Susie" pictured in Ber. lin recently.
GLORIA SWANSON. GIVES BIRTH TO DAUGHTER IN LONDON.
London, Apr. 6. The Alm star Gloria Swanson, who is thirty-three years of age, has given birth to a daughter al Mayfair, London.
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