The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-29
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THAI ARE I,EI,NARiL LET!
4 II LigRaRYs LGMES.

81 Ruried BE! tween the sI.cass.s by 1i,:
n sen 1nintted Read ers-The Way Inns
J: aEurts e.. e. MY n steE:S Was oIvesE.
81 The letter began, :. Aiy Sweet Anne
q Surely a stranger must be pardoned
II for reading it through, for WAS found
y hidden snugiy away between the leaves
q Of a dusty and ancient volume OF poems
drawn from a great library The find.
Il er took it carefully to the librarian.
81 go Another one? said the librarian in.
& quiringly ..Out OF the old edition OF
! Moore, eh2 Well. Il guess we won't
Z send it back generally return per
ISsonal letters II they are ofkenouEh In
terest and nobody calls for them, but
ziif sent everything back that we lind
4 the directors would be about my ears
for, wasting postage stamps The aft
4 @ernoon was d quiet one. and the IL
fbrarian continued:
1--we shake every book that IS return
ed, and almost always something falls
i out. It may be a letter like the one
4 you have Just found or q visiting card
4 or 4 hairpin. Almost Invariably the
treasures that we unfold bear the ear-
1 narks of feminine possession i am
i not charging women with carelessness.
/ lam simply. stating a fact
Il 'tGenernIly the things VIC find are
documentary in their nature. Last
week l shook out of Il book on home
| life a signed and Endorsed check folt
1 $40 made payable to the dressmaker
whose statement OF account WAS
| pinned to it. On another occasion q
fifty dollar bank note tluttered out.
| Both We're called for within a short:
time. Occasionally one gives us Il
glimpse of Il love secret or Il tragedy.
Tat Inf u.+as f1I-
from q book which was of such an ull.
usual nature that l remembered the
names concerned long enough to recos
nize them in the newspaper reports of
court case which divided IN family
The letter was I'd dressed to q woman
and filed with the frank and open
avowal of a mans forbidden love, for
the woman was the wife of anotll j
carefully secrctcd the misslyc md G
few hours later was confronted by
tall, heavily yelled lady, who asked If
letter had been found in u book
which happened to be morbid prob
lem novel of great popularity at the
time, the work of a well known Eng
lfshwo1nan. The question WINS asked
in a voice which tried hard not to
the woman hastily took herself OF.
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mind, Tor IL led 20 me capture OF y
gang OF crlinlrais: 5,
"a Wealthy out solltary Oh 3 o1cneiol
was round llfeless on sthe .noor OF MS
library one morning On ms ms ooo5 10 ~
wound was discovered, ana as Lar Lar as
the detectives cou1d ascert; tam no . one
had gained access 20 the mousse II Inc ne
case excited great pubic interest, ana
I Followed the deveiop1nents VIII cl s,
ness IN the newspapers mere mo. had