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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

Gm pppulcr &%arberitnc bar inotil
fornpltg Ell lille 8arberforretning,
Der laa / MGrbeoen al Gait @epentb
Street Sporpognsremiierne. Motor<
meno og &onoufterer lpntes / bei
GRAB at foporiiere Sen, og til Gioer
loaes 6iSie beoerlige Meoborgere
&effer og @eleo at bepege Jig neo
moo og ino p~e0fommenoe 6orret=
ming bpor Sc opbol6t fig / Iengere
Sto> bptlfet / pg for Jig life funoe
1Dnes loa merfper0igt, 90 ser fun
bar to 8arberi tole, og De altiaa moat=
te pente Ell rl1mmelig Si6 for at faa
2offerne beifaare11 eller Mnliqterne
%glatrageoe. @ere leierlig ipntes set,
at intet Spor al 8arberarbei6e bar
glort paa Sc @errer, 11oor 6e otter
tren no at 6orretningen, og omiioer
blep oe beiere S%unftionerer pe6
@pqrbeisfompagniet mistenfeliqe
peo MffGren og fit Spioner / Mrbei6e,
Ser fonitatereoe, at Ell lille SCR fgr=
tie fra 8arberltuen in6 til en- 6oloon,
og meoens l1niformsfaifetterne banq
/ longe &effer pao &noger. / oen
tprlte, gift &ofuleringen lpitig / Sen
1io1te. @en bette er lite tillabt
&ompagntets 6l1nttionerer / Mr=
beiostioen og / Uniform, og femten
iummariife Mfifeoigelier bar 9SgIqen,
efter at Sage1 bar bleper1 forelaqt
superintendent Som. Mu er Sen ILL
le Dgr mellem 9aloonen % Barber
ltnen bleben foriparlig f%a1tigmmet,
og fun en- enfelt 6unftioners melan-
folife Mniigt ies mi % ga / en- af Sc to,
8arberitole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14
6pribnn6ue 8nrbipapirer. 9.

Sor10ttt10ne S4rDtpaptrer. 9. y.
9opfins, Ser 6riber en- 2an6forret<
ming / metropolitan 8Iocf, iabner
en- &asie meo @eroipapirer, ber6
$4,000, Der er foripunone fra
bans @ontor pna en- albeles gable
ful6 Maabe. &opfins bapoe .taget
&aSien no at en- Bault | famine
Gtoge al 8pgningen, bbor bn bar
lit &ontor, og anbragt BEN pna fin
9ef ! Gorbereliet. San git Der
efter IND / Get in6re @erelie for at
tale, me6 fine @ompagnoner, men
90 bn fom ttlboge til fin Deff,
bar &oSien forfpun6en, % oet bar
neret umuliet at finbe set ringeite
@por of ben. 0~pipnsmen6ene /
8pgningen bor life lagt Merfe til,
at nogen bor forlabt @pgningen
me6 nogen iao6an &asie. Canine
Sag bop6e @opfins tabt en- Mets<
jag angooen6e Detailing al &omis-
fion for forifiellige 2anoban6lere oe
bar blepet 0emt til at betole ST.
1900. @opfins erflerer, at &nSi ens
6oriDinben intet iom Delft bar al
ffoffe me6 Hopirernes Soripin6en,
Bapirerne bop6e life 8er6i for an,
6re END Mr. @opfinS ielp.
S:( S>->o.n.. OIA~I.o 1oIsG>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14
Sborbal6ien 2pgcn go. 45, .

Sborbaloien 2pgcn go. 45, .;
.. g, bar allere6e be9Dn6t at treffe
5orbereoelier til fin II Mors Gtif
%teliesfeit, Ser bill blibe feiret mes
en- flor 8anfet paa Dania &oll s.
4. Mpril. @n &omite er ne6lat til
at le6e Gorbere6elie rne, og Sen ba1
ollere6e bisfe bel UNDER Sci. SIS.
gang til 8anfetten, 1om bill blibe
efterfulgt al ct Sal, bar ale Me6L
lemrner al 8ro6er- og Sditeriam.
f11n6s=2ogerne Der / 8Den me6 So
mile og u6enbpes @enner og Sc
fien6te, iom 6e maatte gnife at in6=
fore. Oct bentes, at StifteIiesfe=
item iaor bill iamle ct en6nu iterre
Mntal 9eltagere ems ieobonIig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

Gu genial Spinolcr. Gn omtrent
24=oarig Mon6, Nopn forelgbig
ufienot, tjente Jig forIeoen en- go6 Is
Doll. Sperfraffe og 6esuoen IS Sol
lars / reoe 8en9e paa en- ier6eles
mem ON juit life efterligneliesper6ig
Moa6e. Sagens Sorbiitorie bar, at
ben nnge @ano ferit nogle Gage /
Sorpeien bapoe aflaet ct 8eigg bos
EN- Dr. George 81. 8in6er, 1913 6.
Sebentb Ctr, bpor ban bl. a. bob6e
itiaalet en- @becf paa $3.50 og repet
nogle blanfe Si6er no al Doftorens
Gbecfbog. @aa Tom famine unge
Mano SnS6ags in6 / en- at Sc ber-
bGrenoe iterre @erreefpiperingsfor,
retringer og Ter paa en- SIS Dper=
frafte, iom ban iDnes ON, og bill be-
tale me6 en- eject paa $50 truffet
! Sapsr at 81. SOP og unoertegnet
OR. 8in6er. gbecfen bap6e Spre,1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

&lpnorine al ct Sos. ga Sog geo
951 poa Burlington 8onen lioite
6re0og Morge1 ltoppeoe op / Como
Dar0s for at inotoge &on0, lao tire
maifereoe 8o11oitter, ser liffert bopoe
ligget pao Sur / lomme Mnle0ning,
0ereS Snit til at plDn6re en- al Gog=
meme o9 llippe pef me0 Ell ltor 8e=
DolOning al Stlfe. timber beres Mr=
bei0e blep Sc operraifet al 8rofe=
mon @Dlan0, Ser TOM ne0 Lungs mes
Soget for at fonltatere, bpo6 set bat
for 6olf, ban bap6e Jet lnige Jig ont
firing, me1 Sc tpang bam meo en-
Gepolper for YanOen til at boloe
Senoerne / &ejret og forboloe Jig
rolig, inotil Sc bar ilupne pef. So
litiet bleb %unoerrettet> og man fan6t
/ sneen ner @ierningsiteoet to SAB
lGffe meo Stlfe til en- @eroi al 500
0oll., lom &pperne utbipllomt maat=
te baDe tabt / 5fpnoingen. @Dlon6
bar poo GrunO al Malferingen fife
/ Stano til at gipe noget pioere goot
Signalement al 8an6itterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14
minneapolis.

9r. Sacob Torce, Der blep oemt
til 3h Mars Gengfelsitrof / @till-
mater for @isligbe6er beo 2eoelien
at BET Msiuranceieffab> ian bar
8reiioent for oil MI faa ltn6iet=
ming at &DenS Metbo6iiter. @aa
Observation-Disclosures ii6ite
W6oe bleb oct bel luttet at jamIe
unoerfrtfter paa en- Betition for
bans 8enao6ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

Mof al Sc. Siltroos for at man
formeoelit Sen miloe &inter ifuloe
le0es til at tro, at ser til 5ommer
moatte blipe Ell ubpegelig @angel
poa IS, forlifres Ser Dog I'LL fra oller
paalt0eligite Slide, nemlig Ssbano=
lerne ielp, at al 6are berfor er forbi,
Ser bill blipe mere en0 nof al So og,
bpQo Ser er minolt lige iaa goot, Yri=
ierne pil life blipe bpjere emo fore
guaen0e Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14
Sea far en0a1t li0t Qano tilbaqc

Seq far enbnn libt 2anb tilbagc.
@pis Sc agter at fjgbe en- 6arm iaa
err set Si6en III. Seq bar flere gooe
5arme, paa bpilfe leg fan tage 9eres
&us lom Bart 8etaling. Seq tror
beitemt at ie9 fan lutte" Dem. Som
in6 og ie mig. Spab tror De ON Sp=
ben? - S. Sobniea, 46 Union
8locf, ct. Saul, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14


Meranbra 2o9e SO. %, .. g,
g, bol6er lin itore Bremiemaifero:
Sc paa Dania @all f9%r ltfommen6e
2eroog Mften og penter at ie man:
&c @ieiter be6 6enne 2eiligbeo
Com ti6ligere me06elt CT ser n6io1
CODE Rremier for Sc lmuffe1te oQ
De melt fomiife 9ragter. Moifero6e:
fomiteen bar %arbei6et me6 meger
sSSber for at faa en- imuf Gelt al Set
pg oct t6r baabes> at 0ens Mnltren:
gel1er maa blibe Ignne6e be0 Ell
lterf Stlitrgmning al 9eltagere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14
Toreorao on, Triluftslip

Toreoras ont Trilnftslip. Or.
2ouis 9. @illon al &ocbeiter oil /
Morgen Mften / Beople's @burcb DOL
Sc ct iaaoant, ill11itreret n1eo i%tereo=
ifopiife 8illeber. Oette Gore0rag er
ct Seq al &effen / &en moo al
lc intercollegiate 5pgbomme og 0a
napnlig El1berfuloie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

Sgorpaloien 2ogens Gfstrampbc
Moaoag Mften por meget go6t beiggt.
@pggefomiteen afgap 8%eretning ON
lit Mrbeioe og aflag6e &egnifab. 81
ter Ell 9ebat om bporpibt &omiteen
ifnloe fortiette lit Mrbei6e eller Ell
bleb BET be6taget forelgbig at 1tille
Sagen 8ero, og De at &omiteen till
%peicbragte Eenge beniattes / ct ipr=
lfilt Sono til @nbenoelle efter ienere
@eltemmelie eller. bpis 8pggelogen
lful0e bltDe taget OBJ paonp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14
Saf!

@olgatbo Menigbeo &pinoefore-
ming ienber berpeo Dor bjGrteligite
Saf for Ben itore @ape, Ser bler
operroft min @uitru paa benoes 6po-
%lelsoag; og tillige fpler ri 1rang til
at lige 6enl Saf, iom bapoe ppntet
&irfen iaa mutt til min Ordination
og Sl10iGttelie = og lerlig taffes
&irfebetjenten, Der. 6. s. Sermon,
joni fife ale1e peo oe11ne men pes
cl1bper a1oen 2ejligbe0 far gjort lit
til at forifjpnne og beba9eltggipre
SilpGrelien for @enigbe0 og Breit.
Baa &uitrus og egne gegne>
IS. 8 e / + e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

@n itort Cirrus er / oen11e l1ge /
ful0 Sping / Mnoitorinm. Set er;
bpa0 Mmerifanerne berlloe / &elten
n1eo nogen Gorboul jeff falber ct
Cirrus un0er Sag" eller Snoenoprs=
Cirrus / Mooietning til Sc om Cont
meren omreiien0e. Srupper, Ser alti6,
ielp Sc itprite, giper 0eres Goreltil=
linger UNDER Selt. S 9iten, / al
6olo Seem Sort og iier europa
fjen0er man be6re en- falt @irfusbpg=
ming meo 6oreitillinger / Moneger
baooe CONNER og &inter. Soreitil=
lingerie / Mubttorium / 0enne l1qe
er arrangeret paa 6oranleoning al
Ssmon Semple Of tbe Mplttc 5brine
beraf 8Den til ct 6on0 til 9efning al
l10gtfterne be6 Sen tore &%onpention
al ~Sbriners" ser ifal bore fer /
SDen | Sen fommen6e Somn1er. ST.
ter Dagspreslens Mnmeloeli er at
oemme ifal Brogrammet peo Disie
Soreltillinger bore ierbeles goot,
belt / tire Mfoelinger: Cirrus Bro-
grommet, ~8il6 @eit Sbom" og ct
SlogS fomiif &oncertprogram %
Stlitremningen far / Sc forIgbne
Sage peret meget flor, bel fife
minolt for0t set er en- iocial Mffere.
&riierne er fife ierlig bgie, og for
Solf meo Smag for, bpao ct Cirrus
bpoer, fan set piit NOT betale Jig at
goo oerino for en- al Sc reitereroe
Mftener.
.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

Sil sansiurcninscn Npollos ielifa,
beige Sammenfomlt 5pnoog Mfte1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14


Mu bil Set mart blipe f~ortalt pi0t
% breot, at vtbe backbone Of tbe
mi11ter is brofen" = lon1 ONT Sen /
set bele taget far bapt noget rbacf=
bone" / Mar! 0en foloelte Sis al
&interel1, Ser regnes fra 5. 25. So
111ar til 10. 6ebruor> CT / al 6alo I'LL
o%perltoaet, og bpoo ri enonlt fan faa
al &l1l0e fan nmluligt blipe al 8e=
tp0ning. Snart er Set Sis at ie ef=
ter, om 6oraarsteiet er / Sr0en, eller
faa beltilt Jig ct Get bos 5fre0Deren,
ON mon er loa beloig at Dope &ooo
til set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14
Den banif-norife @olgatba @euis-'
hebs &pinoefpreninQ QfhoIoer Mp0e

Den banit-norife @olsatba @euis'
bebs &binbeforening afboloer Wpoe
Iorsoag 5. 20. %. bos Nenigbebens
Yr9lt i, 100 Sberburne Mpe. gnbper
&pinoe, iom bar 2pit at beltage, CT
bi9rteltg pelfommen.
Gn nh 8ranbitation bill blipe op=
fprt paa oct noroeitlige Sigrne al
lniperlitp Mbenl1e og ct. NlbanS
Street til en- 8nroi at $4,000. @r>
fitefterne loper, at oct ifol blipe en-
al be melt mooerne % iunbeite 8pg=
ninger / lit Slogs Der / 2anbet.
9pbSfalb. CHARLES q. Bell, Der
par Ell fremragenoe 5a9fprer beri
8pen og l%loorbei0er al ct. Yauls
gamle Charter, ogoe iibite l1ge efter
lengere Sios 5pgoom / en- Ml6er al
60 Mar. San TOM fer til 8pen |
1872 og bar befl9ot mango offenligc
6tillinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14
st. pauA.
.tSt. Panl Ndendess Eontor, Room "a
Dnion Hook Cedar & Nousth Str.

We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhre besGg den ve1kjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson, EGG E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
g. 3. @asmusieu, fateer @iscon.
fin Mtop4e billieit / @or6u,aal eller
min6re @ortioner, iant @crantou oa
2ebigb @uI. aado bam up ODER Sri
@tate MJone 1886.
Oct Ct altiaa / Mprgeu, 2erbag,
Mftcn, at $. 6. Anoerien 2oge $50.
81, 8. 9. g., afboloer lin aarlige
tore &ren1ienaiferabe paa Mo5ar1
Sail. Sen bri1ges berpe6 / Bl1bli.
flm1s pelpillige grinoring.
s 5filsmisicretten opnaoe6e for.
lcDen Sen 39=aarige @annab 8. So:
cobion Sfilsmisie fra Sacob s. Sa:
cobion, 50 Mar. &arret blep gift
1894 / Minneapolis, bpor S. Ser
Gong bar Glerf / ct &otel. 6or IL
Mor lioen forlob ban benbe og reiltf
til Norge, bpor ban I'LL Dor. Mrs
SsSacoblon bor ltDen Ga brepet &eital,
rationsforret1ing ber / 8pen. 0el
ct ingen 8grn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

Bpen 11bgifter ~per capita, altlao
beregnet for bper enfelt Sn6ipio at
8pens sSropaanere, an1laaet til ct
iomlet Mntal al $225,00O, bar for
Moret 1907 $18.65 imo6 $17.64 for
1906. Gorbeielien ifploes fornem=
melig be forifiellige tilbels omfatten=
oe offenlige Mrbeioer> Ser iioite Mar
blep foretoget. Mf 6e enfelte llogifts=
potter fam Set bape' lin Snteresie at
b9re, at ser fal0er $3.50 per capita
/ Observation-Disclosures og $3.47 til
officiating al @Dens @i9l0.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
Why He Was Happy,

He was baldheaded bachelor, whose
heart for the first time had been moved
by the tender passion.
Then you confess" he said In a
trembling voice to the object Of his
regards, "that you like me a little
that you admire certain qualities OF
my headT
YES" shyly responded the young
lady.
"And may ask" he continued In a
tone Of emotion, "what those qualities
areT'
Il can hardly explain" said the
young lady bashfully, "but l think 1t
Is because your head Is so mellifluent.
can't express 1t more clearly"
"And you can never know how ap-
preciate your high opinion" exclaimed
the happy bachelor as he pressed her
hand. He didn't know just what incl
lifuent" meant, but he was sure 1t was
the synonym for something grand and
ennobling, and when he babe her good
night he rushed eagerly home, excited
ly took down the dictionary and turn
ed feverishly to the endeared word
His blood changed to ice as he read,
Smooth, soft, mellow"
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
Busy and Beautiful,

1t is interesting to know that 1t is
possible for a city of $4,000 inhab-
itants, and mostly factory employees,
to be free from dirt and noise. This
Is the case with the japanese town Of
Nagoya. says A. II. Edwards. the au-
thor Of "Kakemono." 1t Is q town full
of porcelain and fan factories. cloi-
some works and cotton mills. The
gateway Of the clolsonne works leads
down wooden passage into q tiny
court--a garden set round with the
workshops Of the factory. It is not
larger than the front lawn Of sub
urban house, but the skill of a Japa-
nese gardener has planted q whole
mountain side with forests of pine and
bamboo, has spanned with an nrchlng
bridge the stone gray stream at the
mountains foot. From inside the tiny
matted rooms. no bigger than bathing
boxes. which shut In three sides of the
garden, the Illusion Is complete. And
the shade and GOODNESS of the imagina-
ry forest and stream bring sense OF
calmness and repose, Of quiet peace
and beauty. to all the many workers
of the factory. 1t is u living land
scape growing unspoiled In the heart
of workshop in the center Of man
ufacturing city. 1t is a town of sunny
streets and pure fresh air. whose trees
are green
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
Diamond saleeman,a Secret.

There is no line in which more care
must be exercised than In selling dia-
monds," remarked one of the Oldest
dealers In Cleveland For instance,
we don't dare show man larger
stone than he can afford to buy. Even
a diamond a carat or a carat and q
half In size looks like a mighty small
affair to pay SO much money for, and
II a man comes In expecting to pay $75
FOR q diamond be may get disguised
and not buy at ali II the salesman
shows him something little larger
for $500. The salesman, II he knows
his business, will find to certainty
just how much a customer Is willing
to pay before he shows him anything.
Then it's better not to show coiored
stone, such as ruby or an emerald or
blush diamond In connection with
other diamonds. II you show some
customers a colored stone and then put
1t away and show him a good white
diamond. he will declare that the dia-
mOnd Is OF color. 1t does not seem to
be whim SO much as the effect on the
eyes of the colors in the stones."-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14


have tempted Ferguson to dare any
danger. She brought out saucer Of
milk. but even this lure proved I'M
availng. Then suddenly Ferguson
started so violently that the book on
his knee fell with thud to the floor.
by Jove," exclaimed the young man.
'she's going to climb the treer'
With an instant realization that this
was his opportunity, Ferguson went
down the stairs In headlong manner,
which gave his landlady the impress
sion that the house was on fire. Ex-
plantations delayed him unwarrantably,
and when he burst out of the door the
kitten was In Miss Morrells arms. and
Miss Morrell was In the peach tree.
Ferguson hesitated. then advanced,
halting at respectful distance. Might
be Of assistanceT' he asked.
I'll think you might" said the girl
doubtfully. "You see, it's so much
easier getting up than getting down. II
only you would take the kitten, think
could manage"
Ferguson climbed up beside her and
attempted to relieve her Of her charge,
but the black kitten had its own opinion
regarding the transfer 1t struggled.
1t spit. 1t elevated the hairs along its
spine. 1t clawed Ferguson's wrist as
II 1t suspected him of being an ennis
sary of the pug dog.
"Oh, dear, now she has scratched
you!" exclaimed the girl If she had
been pretty before she was enhancing
now. looking at him through the peach
blossoms.
"I'm sure can get down now" said
the girl. ane Ferguson set the kitten
on the grass and politely looked In an
other direction. A long minute passed.
Then there was a shrek. and Ferguson
turned to see the lady Of his dreams
clutching an overhanging bough and
dangling some distance above the
ground.
The young man rushed to her assist
nnce. For a heavenly instant he had
her in his arms, and then he set her on
her feet. Her face was as pink as the
peach blossoms, and her shy eyes found
difficulty In meeting his, but there was
no lack Of gratitude In her tone as she
said, II don't know how to thank your
Ferguson went home with the feel.
Ing that he was walking on air AS he
passed the window he saw the pug
looking out, but his expression no lon.
ger seemed sardonic, but rather benev.
client
Il owe you silver collar for this
old boy" Ferguson thought gratefully
for Miss Morrell had given him per
mission to call
1t was some time before 1t was neces-
sary for the pugfto interfere again
Without his good offices the acqnaint.
ance progressed bapidly. Miss Nor.
RUS callers were Very likely to ind 4
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
Ferguson's
Mascot.
By HARRIET LUMMIS SMITH.
Copyrighted, 1903, by C. II. Satellite.

From the first Ferguson had dislil1ed
little animal following at the heels Of
his pretty next door neghbor awoke
In him an unreasonable desire to prod
TINT pampered pet with his walking
stick. All of which goes to show that
first Impressions are not to be trusted.
Ferguson's Interest in the gil next
door was fast approaching the critical
stage. Perhaps the natural attraction
which beauty holds for youth was
heightened by the fact that the girl
seemed unaware of his existence. Fer
guson almost resented the Darkness OF
her gaze, the Indifferent tilt of her
chin. He had feeling that If she
should look once she might find 1t
worth her while to look again.
The pug took a hand in the game
one delicious spring day when Fergu
son, who was supposed to be studying
law in his room, was in reality watch
against the blue of the sky and feeling
IN his heart vague, exquisite re-
Spouse to the charm of the season.
All at once the current of his
thoughts was changed by an asthmatlc
barking In his neighbours back yard.
A black kitten shot across the grass to
the shelter Of the peach tree. The
pug waddled after and stood guard be-
low, coughing violently as result Of
his unusual eyertions. Then Fergu-
sons pulses thrilled at the sound OF a
girlish voice raised in reproachful sum-
mons, punch, you wretch, come here
this instantv'
The law books had no chance after
that. Even the peach blossoms became
only the setting Of the picture. The
black kitten. in the branches howled
agonizlngly. The pretty girl below
called her In ducet tones which would
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
Ge
Red Heart.
BY TEMPLE BAILEY.
Copyrighted, 1908, by c. II. Sutcliffe.

FTTFFTFFFETEF< *S1~'+ft'SSTsS$+@Trf
Fay Woodward. finishing a rolicking
class song with crash of chords,
whirled around on the piano stool and
faced the group Of girls who were pre-
siding over the mysteries of fudge
making in q chatting dish.
cts a tragedy" she said that's
what 1t Is"
"What?" came the interested chorus.
"The case of Caroline Krebs."
ut sounds like the headlines in an
evening paper" murmured Eloise Hill
man, smiling the chocolate scented air
ecstatically.
Fay, ignoring the interruption, went
on. She's a nice little thing. and
hate to see her unhappy"
Maybe she is just silly and senti
mental" said Beatrice Drake, who
was stirring the bubbling mixture
"She seems awfully young to have a
real affair"
"She Is twenty" Fay Informed them
"It's her fluffy curls that give her
that baby look And she has known
him since she was five He proposed
to her when she was fifteen, and they
became engaged this fall just before
she came here to school,
"Who is he?" asked Eloise, with in
terest.
"The young man Caroline Krebs Is
engaged to, and am worrying about
them"
"Why worryT asked fourth girl,
who, buried In the cushions of the
couch, had hitherto said nothing.
Because am not like you, Kitty. I
can't curl up like a cat and let life
roll past me- Caroline Krebs Is my
roommate, and she is handling her
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They were at supper. During the
meal the young man with the vorn-
cious appetite discoursed eloquently on
things in general.
"Do you know, Miss Dash" he re-
marked. II think there is a very init
mate relation between our food and
our character. believe. don't you
know, that we grow like what we are
most fond Of"
The fair girl smiled sweetly.
How Interestingly she mur1nured.
MAY offer you some more ham. Mr..
Blank"
She stretched her hand out to tase
q chocolate cream. but he removed che
tray and passed her the calculated tab
lets.-LonGon Tit-Bits.
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love affair badly, and as her friend
and phianthropist in general want
to set her straight"
Kit sat up. She was fair and fat
with dimples that We're out now in full
force.
whats she doing that's wrongy'
she demanded.
Fay leaned forward and spoke I'm
pressively.
'Girls," she said, "she is making him
red satin heart for birthday pres
ent"
"a red hearth came the chorus.
Eyes. A pincushion. And she is
stuffing 1t with sawdust. and 1t is as
fat as-as-Kitty!''
"Oh-ohr' came from the couch But
Fay proceeded:
"She is going to send 1t to him. and
she can't see that any man with an
ounce Of artistic blood in him would
be repealed by a fat red thing with
pins In itr' And Fay's graceful hands
swept out In gesture of despair.
Perhaps they are two of kind"
said Eloise.
mo. And that is where the tragedy
comes In. He sends her bits of poetry
that he writes-exquisite bits. He
knows the real thing But she doesn't.
She just goes on stuffing that heart
and planning to write u verse on It:
Roses red and vlolets blue,
His heart to her is ever true"
Kitty, on the couch, shrieked, "Fay,
you are stretching IT.
"No. l am not" Fay said. II tried
to make her buy one of those old ivory
medallions that we saw In the shops,
but she looked at me SO seriously and
whispered, He likes to have me make
something?"
Lovely" calculated Kitty. "If a
man loved me that way
"The fudge is ready" cut in Bea-
trice. And for the next few minutes
they gave their attention to the lus-
cious squares.
II am going to take plate Of It to
Caroline" said Fay as she left them
that night. "She couldn't come In.
She was too busy sticking white pins
into the red heart"
Cheer upv' Kitty called after her
"You may reform Caroline yet"
But Caroline, bright eyed over her
gift, did not look as If she needed re.
form
isn't 1t pretty?" she asked, holding
up the heart as Fay came in with the
plate Of fudge.
Fay eyed 1t obviously.
do you think man would like itY'
she asked.
'Oh. Arthur would" said Caroline
"he has such good taste"
II sent man present once" said
Fay craftily. II bought a bunch OF
violets The florist packed them so that
they would keep fresh. It was very
simple gift. but he liked it awfully."
YES" said Caroline, sticking the last
pin 0rmly into the heart. II am sure be