Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15

'ty, the youth and the goodness Of ,r.-
Anderson, she has in addition the
ity not only to look the part She r,.r
but to be it. ''''' jag!
But 10 return to Dumas,
never'can return to us-last nioi. q
the play was over l picked nm
and caught a phrase here and ~
phraises that you and | mich -.
Dut which it took a master min
In words. That's the art of ~- jig
when the reader says "Thafs ,.... -~
think that l think nothiro y
yes, but We didn't take the ,--... s.
say 1t TO the world, where t.- Q
writer touched the keyno.o ,,,,
manity, and his audien-o -..
Talking about the thea
Men and women go to fb. -t.-.
to hear of love, and to tar-a ...-. .-.-
pains and joys that II has l-.-
the other interests of hrms,.-..' 81.
at the door" True? qt-. rem Do
plays that live? The love e o..
meo and Juliet, Camille AMI or. h'-
long list which tells the b..l lla-
love, which means, Of he,-. ~
and oh, how we'll this is tr,-- ll.
true by women, he SAYS -c-,s
marriage and adultery-..is ..-ey,
tragic trilogy In which The IN, 10 10 lae
men struggles. It is in this liar . " o'
may find eternal dramatic s5aao,s r..
the three phases of the tra Odd .,-
most painful is evident ILL., E
named" l turn over the Dag. ,r- .
read, Wherever there are as mf..,-
of men and women, there are .or.. -
be won"
WHEN A WOMANS HEART rS
TOUCHED.
You think This isn't true. and 70. b..
fore me. theresarises' the story of a rl.r
the story Of aftragedy in a tragedy A.
great actress was playing Fr1u-Hr
In her audience was a group OF raon.
who represented what is called .as...-
and among them was a woman and ,
man who had once loved each a5.
dearly, so dearly that when he Dll 81,
marriage ring on her finger he believe.
that it enc:rpled all happiness for .r
AS the years went on these two pe9r,
grew apart. The riffs In the Lutte Wr,
many, and the song of love wa hush.
ed, or had drifted into a hard discoJ.
ance. Before the world these two uo.
pie were simply like many Others. D..
when they were alone they scarsI
spoke. That night, as the play wen.
on, the woman's heart was touchol
it had not been for years, and c0mr,
out Of the theatre she asked her Dis
hand to come with her instead Of 90 I'll,
gay supper where they were expect
He did, and when they were t0gebr
she asked his pardon for all thai
had donesthat was wrong, and she u
ged Of him to give her another chan.
to prove that she loved him Th
night. fOrthe first time in ten year.
kissed her-this beautiful woman a-
her goodbye at the door OF he
room, he said: Tomorrow we will b
afresh; we'll start on our bon
eymoon, learn to love each other aga
for always, and away from all the res
Of the world"
THAT WAS GOODNIGHT
The smile on her face was one Of a'
stacy. To his good-morning she gas
no answering word, for death h.
claimed her in the night. In her c.
hand was the bunch of violets that
had taken from him just before she
him, because they were like those
Frou-Frou pinned among her lace ST.
slept with the violets covering her
four years, and then beside her was d.
the body Of the man who, during Obj.
time, had been alone always. and ISL
had never ceased TO grieve. because h
had had no opportunity TO make he
happy in life. And reconciliation cam
because a master in the art of playWr
ting and of reading hearts had leaw0
how to tell the story of woman SSH.
was never bad, but only weak. DO 0
when FrOu-FrOu askcs
husband to take her away? Think
different her life would have been b
had done as she asked him. How
ferent all life would be if each of
could realize when the other is r,ac.
ing out for help
Somebody says, "You are enthus.ast
&C." Perhaps.
ENTHUSIASM is A GOOD THING
it keeps people yOung-for it alw
them with Illusions. If n
my friend, am truth
There is not enough money In
whole wide world to buy my op.1
Years ago, when / knew, oh, so W
low much little money meant, 0..
or my motto these three words, L
"a scripta manet" ! translate
What | write, mean" and n0r
nave written what / did not think ~
rue, and ] can stand before man
Tod, and say that no opinion W.
bought that was signed ItI
Postscript-Once in a Will
)ne. 1t is usually meant, a.
'or that hard-hearted persc D'.-
or. Sometimes, in some Ar o.-
iects to personalities, but lg Oh hu
rs a special courtesy, to pu boz the
Of this letter as it is Che can 0af.
the postscript if he likes
way of answering a request made
TO say an hnkind word about q U.
Will you do this to Oblige Bh
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