The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-15

HER EYES wASDEIugD, 10 THE OPPOSITE
SIDE, OF rae CAR.
Francisco and week Of grand opera.
Jim, her satellite. was aIeng. mol lie.
cause he Appreciated grand opera, bnt
because he appreciated Trinda.
So much Tor the hero and heroine
Next the villain, to whom his Celtic
mother Had GISen a rayiShing pair o.
blue eyes and q tongue tuned to soft
words Barney was not n villanous
villain at ADJUST warm hearted boy
who loved everybody and wanted to be
loved by everybody In turn. he must
have the villains part because there
cannot be a second hero and because
But you shall see. eta
As the train sped along Jim went to
the smoker-not to smoke. for he had
never learned how. but because he
feared Irlnda might be firing OF him.
Barney Immediately took his place.
Soon after a lady and gentleman
boarded the train. As Irlnda's seat
had been turned so that her back was
toward the engine. the newcomers
were In full view OF her. The lady
bent her head, and some rice fell from
her smart brown turban. The gentle.
man smiled, and the lady's cheeks
went red as roses. Then she opened
her magazine and tried to look uncon.
sclous. II. sY tfs.
"oh, Barney, hreathed Irlpda. ISN'T
the bride lovely? Do look at that but.
terty In her ven Just at the corner OF
her sweet red mouth! See that perfect
curve from her forehead to her chin as
abe looks out the window. Now. quick.
Barney. she is turning to her husband.
See her beautiful eyes. They're as
brown as her dainty hat"
Barney's ravishIng eyes glanced at
the beautiful lady, Barney's quick
mind took in the situation. and Bar.
ney's warm heart rose to the occasion.
smilinGIy be turned to Irinda.
Why I never think OF a woman's
looks. whether she has pretty face or
not. That doesn't appeal to me. When
| know a woman she attracts me or
not according TO whether or not she
has magnetism. Magnetism Is as good
4 name as any other for what no one
understands. But, believe me. Irinda.
magnetism is the charm OF a woman.
not pretty face" s
Bnrney's blue eyes said so much more
than bis tongue. rolling ever so slight.
y bis 'tr's.'' that Irtnda's colorless face
nuhhed beeomIusly. The eyes said that
she, IrInda Bowen. had the magnet
lam, or whatever II was, and that It
had never occurred to Barney whether
br not she was pretty. - r.,
Happy thoughts lduttered around Irln.
IA Tor the rest OF the journey. Barney
left her. and Jitm came back. She
smiled at him. he dIdn't know Il was
an impersonal sn lille, born OF Barney's
words, she RENE! mbered the day when
she had cried out nercely at her lack
of beauty, and Jiria had answered: flii
what difference does It make what
you :, y, l :. met Sg are always beAul
I Re never kneSw twhy,sh had pushed
him away when ID yonId have put his
arms around her Stupld. old mn
couldn't know th8t BE had made
tacit acknowledgment or her usliness.(
while Barney-whyt Barney had. meter;
thought anythingTasbout il. 7 III /
Grand opera week went By IN. di5
apason Of glory. \ 5inda was wonder
folly happy. and avery DAY She told
herself shyly end Fitb many biushes
bow 'mueh she was caring for Barney.
u was not ,tiu tbsA were homewar.il
bound that ne trashy Happened a 4
Tbs tragedyl, Sd II vas NOT thel
Rzin leaving ne rsIs aAd iplunKinE