South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 88, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 March 1920 — Page 19

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(VI AN GRA Y By Benjamin Desra eli

Condensation by Alice G. Grozier

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.-oiiir rour y'-ars, wnn it wa. d'--rii'.tMj that hr ho;jl.l remain at ho:r.; for a firm ami do his ftudyltir t!v-re; bit was 1 a t r M-nt o:f ii,: .tin. this tinir- to th- school of Mr. I'. ill. is at Hurr.s!-y Vieira;. The rumor of th- arrival of "a ,f'A f-llow" circulate rapidly through th- inmates of tho Virarand th Ü0 vour.tr r.v-rals ut-rc Ir ;.trln to rjuiz thf m-Aconifr u l.i n th- hdio'l ronni flrr ij-n'-d ar.d Mr. luüas. ccor.i;)ar.if(l by Vii iri (in y, ntT l. dandy, by Jove'" whlperM ore. "What a kr.owi.i? tpt out." s jU'akpJ a. Kpronf); "-Mummy f;lck," growled a third; this last exclamation was, how vor, a scandalous 11I, for ortaInly no being cvt tood m a pda'-cofTuo'H prosmc' with nior I" rf ct Fan froid. and with a boldr front, than did. at this moment, i ian f;r-y. TJio youns saacrr at II urn si oy Vi'iiraec had caught a Tartar; in a v ry few days Vivian was docldorlly :h- mot popular fellow in the .-tdjool; "he was 50 dashing! so d'nillsh ood-tornperod, .o compUtoly up to fverythlni?!" Vivian dovolopod talents of a litrary nature which inspired jreat adniiration amonp his fellow pupils, ar.d also in the rnirid r.f Mr. Dalla. Mut thr are ether attributes which will win the admiration of a hod of real boys-; and this proved to be tb ras at Mumsdey VicaraKO. ". lion, as so oftn happens, some of ih' bos. jealous of Vivian's popu-

irit found, as they thought, an

opportunity to triumph over him. TlitTf was trouble betwprn the followers of Vivian and those of Mal-

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. rid the battle was on, and Vivian o'ny showed that he could fight as well as write. Vivi.in's chiff characteristics was .1 burning ambition; with this he had a prreat amount of courage Jind Eelf- ; surance, and besides these attributes, tact con.bInei with a pleasing " rsonal presence and manners. At dinner in his father's home, w her. Vivian was still a very youn )it in. ho made the acquaintance of the Marquess of 'arabas. He came to the rfseue of th Marquess and hi opinions in an after-dinner diseti.ssion. durin which he quoted a v. hob pas-ace from Hollnjbroke in : ipport of the Marquess; this was ehalh need by Vivian's father, who Knew his on's habit of quoting the opinions- of others, which were more oft. ti his 11 mi opinions put into th" n outh of someone else; so Mr. Grey, b.kir. smilingly at his son. remarked, 'Vivian, my dear, can you tell me in what work of BoHncb'oke 1 ran find the eloquent pas.s..e j oil have Just quoted?" "A?k Mr. HiiK'ravi', sir." replied the son.

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Mr. Harm'rave he sail, "You know

; ou are reputed to the most protoinol political student in the house, I more intimately acquainted t'1111 an. other with the works of Ibdinibroke." Mr. Mararvo knew no much thine, but he was a weak man. and. sethi' ed by the compliment, he wn

B i :.fMIN Ii-rne I I.onl lle.iitifi Id ) . Ilie elde-l -ort of l-ia- l'I-niell. lxrn In Ixn1I011 lti Altbouli all the 4 liil . du n were Nrn Inlo t Ik roni foiimoo. the father, with all hi-. Iioii-bold. withdrew from the faith I ion tin' 1 1 Ilcnjamin wji but 12 ye;r rdd. "Nun'- of the family wa- akin'

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II .m -nt to fi ;A J-, lV AAffi;': J: Vn Harlan school '"?'' r ' fZ vm t, left then- Ktäii:'& J CV ' and Aent to . . U'KJ ' 1 m-IhkiI no inon. . -V ' 1 With his father's by-y Ciildami and ilu L.!'"' help of hi.s fine? r; r: 1 library, IW-njamin . Miirt-tl out to il- I .'

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. inpiit lie! ie- o!entioti, when, in hl.s earlier days, ! nci-ded It IlKM." At 15 II-rae-II was - nt lo n 1'nltarian school at Walthanistow. In smiii, Iio vcr, left then and went to scIkkiI no inon. With his father's Ciildami and ilu help of his fine? library, IW-iijamin stiirt-tl out to lHltr lilinxlf. TIm lld Im. urination a n duorulcrful icr--ptlvo qun.Iltjr of Di-racll was much lu-liKtl

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et- ontain many ha meter fMrtnilts of the men and women of his time. Yilii:i (in" is kald to In- a pen pU-ture oT tli' author. Ih'sracll died at Iii", hotin in t'urz.on st. on the Ulth of April, 1HSI. Then the .Tiatnoss !f his fxipularlty a n 1 lit warmth were first declared "No Mich dcnionptrntion of RTief was cxIHmKmI, even by tlioM who trrlevrsl the most." lit lies In the lluclidrn chnrch.anl, lint within the church Ls a nwirhle tablet to his memory, llnsl there liy Oucrn victoria. The nndeath has ever

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rano of rcalin4? Indixsl him In the wrltimr of his novels, as well as in the iMIltlrsil -areer which lie cIiom. In IHM Disraeli won tho election to iarl lament. loln returned

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"lYtmroso Iay." Atnonr DUroacll's works are: "Vivian Grey," "Conlnsshy." "Kndymlon," Sllrrl "IiOtluilr," "Tlie Youiw: Duke." "Venetia," "Tanmil." "Contarinl I-lenilnc" and other novels, besides many ixilltk-ni articles and like literature

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the passage. Vivian carried this same self-assurance into politics and won many triumphs by tactics of the kind. He attached himself to the Marquess, and was responsible for his entering politics, .pendln much time at the estate of the Marquess, "Chateau Deslr," with large house parties of famous persons, some interesting to him and some otherwise. AmonK the guests at one time, was a relative of the Marquess, a younj? matron, Mrs. Felix Lorraine, who was much impressed with Vivian and tried her charms upon him, but to no avail; then in pique, she attempted intrigue to make trouble between the Marquess and Vivian, which she came very near to accomplishing. Meantime Vivian kept his eys and thoughts for the pawns upon the political chess board, among which was a Mr. Frederick Cleveland, who attracted his attention, ar.d when the Marquess' party was looking for a leader, Vivian suggested the name of Mr. Cleveland. Xow it happened that these two, the Marquess and Cleveland, had been at odds, which Vivian did not at first realize; when he was alone he said to himself. "What have I done? I am sure that Lucifer may know, for 1 do not. This Cleveland is. I suppose, but a man; I saw the feeble fools were wavering, and to save all, made a leap in the dark. Well, is my skull cracked? We shall see." Again was Vivian's assurance to the fore; he was certainly "all

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conciliating many persons, but not so Mr. Cleveland. The first great trouble came to Vivian when, after many attempts at diplomacy and the political game, he estranged both the Marquess and Mr. Cleveland; the latter while under the Influence of wine, met Vivian at their club and in a fit of anger struck him and a duel was the result. Vivian fired Into the air, hoping that the affair would end safely, but Cleveland insisted upon another Phot; Vivian Fhot at random, but bis bullet pierced Cleveland's heart. A groat remorse seized Vivian and for many weeks he was ill with fever at his father's home, under the loving care of his mother. "But the human mind can master many sorows." and after a desperate relapse and another miraculous rally, Vivian Grey arose from his bed. He left England and traveled in Germany, visiting, among other places, Frankfort during the time of the fair. On a bright sunshiny afternoon, while crossing the square, Vivian was attracted by an excited crowd of people around a conjurer, whose appearance was of the oddest kind, and held Vivian's attention; he was called Kssper George. Iater he became serving man to Vivian, who had offered to protect the fellow

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'Hoosier Cream" is so appetizing and

wholesome, so refreshing, healthful and invigorating, that it would be well worth going far to get but it is so easy. Just telephone to the lor-1 distributor and in a jiffy, or less, he'll have a case at your door. You never tire of "Hoosier Cream."

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' ay angered. Vivian ;nd Il.r.or C'r'f hr 1 many lively advent !ir-.s during th- n trave!y. ail of whirh ex; t ri.-vrs. whtth-r uf politics or ronuniv, "ivo ( Vivi.m rrw Ideas of the world, and' proved to b a rnrst intere.-'tir. -T f.h"nl f(r him. He on day resi-.i ! j i German r.oblen-.an from a wild; '. r,nr. and was lnvltd to f!t jt inj c 1 1 ; while th-r a romantic at- 1

vichni'-nt bvf.ven a voung (iernvin l.'.-dv o:' title enj-M'd Vivj.m's ntter.t!o;, f-jr ; tirr., !:i-- t bi ::ebr--, in npit of Mmsr!f, c wist antly re -turr.-d to tu- nf h:-; Kn-rlS'1-. r'r-.' r.d-. Iiko many a knfjht an-1 hi- ,--rv-ipt; man of oM,-n tirr.e. Vi", ian in I

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s-vmu1 (cciiMnr." in very iatik' ro-.j.-s.tuutJon; &o:netini-s it w;i; i' tan to th rescue and at others Ks.sjht. On leaving that part of (Jormany vhere he had been entertained as honored truest of hi tltlt-d acqtiaintances. Vivian passed through a Mnall settlement where there were oirtg on preparations for a wt-d-illnt,', and Vivian discovered that the brldejrroom was an old friend from Heidelberg. KuKenf von Kononfrstein, and he was persuaded to top and assist at the weddine. All was so quiet and pp;iooful thre that it .set Vivian to speculating about hLs own future. In tho morninp the travelers were on their way aain; the day being intensely hot and sultry they withdrew to the shade of the woods, and while resting there Vivian asked Kssper about his hl.tory. I'or a time they sat in quiet conversation, then were rudely interrupted by the approach of a terrible storm; during which a lake on the top of the mountain burst and became a falling ocean, carrying all before it. l-'ssper's horse beintc swept from him he climbed into a tree, but the

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lightning struck, felling the tree and killing Hssper then "Viviaji's horse with a maddened snort, dashed down the hill, his master clinging to his neck; linaily standing: upright in the air, he rtung hla rider and fell dead." (Copyright. 1019, by the Pon Pnbllgb-

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