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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-02
HARBORS AND RIVERS
Engineers Report on Portland District
Work on the kennebec.

Tho annual report Of the United
states engineers department for tine
Portland district has been given out
harbor improvement completed and in
force for the fiscal year ending on
juno 50. 1909. The only dredging done
IN Portland narhor was the removal
Of 52.O52 cubic yards which was taken
from Fore River above the Portland
bridge and was completed by the East
crn Dredging co. on Sept. II. 1908, at
Il cost of $@1 ,SS6.S4.
The work done at the different rivers
ana harbOrS on the Maine coast is as
follows: The improvement Of Lubec
channel has been completed and there
was 40 work during the year. Nothing
Was done on the breakwater from
Mount Desert to Porcupne Island at
Bar Harbor The Improvement of the
harbor of Sullivan Falls, nothing was
done during the year. At Union river
there was no work daring the year
ON Ap,i! -. 1903, an allotment of $l5.-
500 was appropriated for this improves
inent at The mouth of the river ana AT
Ellsworth. The contract was awarded
10 the l.. II. Dnyen co. of Portland
aad the dredging operations are now
going OF there"
There were no operations at the
?agaducc river during the year and
no expenditures. ON the PenObscot riv.
or, operations during the year consist
Cd in widening the channel at Bangor
under contract With the Eastern
Dredging 20. which contracted to do
the entire cob for $l24,90U. There Wern
no operations or expenditures at Rock
land harbor. Az the Sasanoa river, OPP
rrationS consisted of rock excavation
near Upper He'll Gate and was COM
pletod Dec. 26, 1908, at Il cost Of f2i,-
.03
The improvement of the kennehec
river above Bath has been in progress
throughrlt the past summer and fall
and up to June 30 1909, SAT .524.Sl had
been expended for dredging the chan
mel between Gardiner and Augusta.
Expenditures on the portion of the
,ver from the mouth to Gardiner have
been sci, 1881
There were no operations on the
Saco river. The expenditures at Cape
Porpoise amounted to $40. l29.31 AMI
consisted OF the excavation Of sub
merged ledge to widen the outer en-
trance channel under contract, which
was completed Dee. 4. 1898. There Ner"
nc operations at the harbor Of the
Isles of shoals during the year There
we're no operations at the tocheco
river or the harbor of refuge at llttlN
Harbor. \. H. during the past wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-02

Announcement was made Tuesday at
Orono Of the election of Prof. II. G.
Bell of the Iowa State College to the
chair of professor of agronomy and dean
of the College of Agriculture of the
University of Maine to succeed Prof.
William D. Hurd, VINO has gone to the
Massachusetts Agricultural college.
Prof Bell is a graduate of the Ontario
Agricultural College and served there
as instructor and professor. He has
been three years in the Iowa college.
He will come to Maine Jan |. Prof.
Victor Gardner will act as adnnistra-
tive head of the College of Agriculture
the new dean giving his entire time to
instruction in the courses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-02

contains the usual amount Of interest
ing matter, among other things calling
attention to the Red cross stamps
which are now on sale everywhere. The
para graph referred to says
Again this year the led Cross
Christmas Stamp is on sal" all over the
country. Save the small part which
goes to the National Red cross Society
to dctray the cost OF printing. adver-
Using and transporting, the proc eds
of sales will go to aid n til" work
against tuberculosis. In our own state
tn" proceeds vii! go for WORK TO he
done within our own Stat" The sea
son approaches when more ih1H ever
we are %crmeatad With III" sentiment
Of Peace on eartl anG goodwill t."
mon" WI il under the gent" lniiu
en-e of uletide. let US not forget that
even now. and all the time. there are
40n0 ar 5000 of our people in oar rather
small ropulation who are within the
swathe which the scNthc of that
orirnn,est OF the captains of death is
moving. Treated early, a large per>
centage of these persons. doomed 70 be
cut down prrNaIurclN. cOulG he saved
They neel NoHr help and my help. and
the help Of al Of MS. christmas seals,
or sticl<crs If the Cd sort arc choan,
but the Rcd Cross christmas $tar1~
costs only cent. or q sheet Of 100 costs
only $l.aH and in using them you are
sending bullets At the grim fellow who
is swinging his scythc 50 ruthless'y
that he mas had to lay aside his ,lesh
10 keep cool. So ,"t us make The hu'
lets fly all this Christmas MONTH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-02
SOMERSET
PALMYRA.

School in Marsh Corner district
closed last Wednesday afternoon. after
a very successful term taught nv Miss
Bessie Leavitt. quite number of visi
tors were present and listened to the
following program THANKSGIVING"
Charlie Mcfarland: In November
Verde Campbcll: "Why?" Selden Ian
pher: Come Little Leaves" Grades
and II; Down to Sleep" Ada Turner;
"Chirpy Chpmunks," Johnny Pratt :;
Our First Wash Day" Lucy Leblanc;
THE Pilgrim Boy" Henry Mcfarland;
"Thanks." four girls; 'Speckles
THANKSGIVING" Mabel Turner; No
vcmner." Jennie lie Blanc; THE Kit :
tens Thanksgiving. David Turner;
Landing OF Pilgrims" school. After
the program was finished treat of
candy, popcorn and apples was fur
nisned by .ho teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Mcfarland are
expocting 10 attend the State Dairy
Association meeting in Skowhegan this
week ana Viii visit in Lewiston and
Auburn on their return home.
The school in the Adams district
closed last Wednesday afternoon 1t
was taught by Miss Humphrey of
Canaan. \ number of visitors We're
present and a good program was given
by the scholars. a flag was presented
to the school hv Mrs. Murray. Peanuts,
candy and apples were served by tn"
teacher.
nlIl
man of Somervillc, Mass, were the
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Laurence in Exeter.
Mrs. Hattie Tracy has recently par
chased a new organ.
Mrs. Lydia Allen and niece from
Bridgewater are visiting David Tur-
ner's family for few days.
j. G. Millett was in Levant last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Among the guests entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Parkman Thanks
giving day were Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Parlman Mr.. and Mrs T.. A. Park
man, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Millett, Mrs.
Belle Parkman and Alice Parkman.
The dance at Palmyra Grange hall
last Wednesday evening was well at
tended and Il good time reported. Music
by Huhbard's Orchestra.
Mrs. Belle Parkman and daughter
Alice passed n few days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Parkman
Henry Towle, who has been attend
ing business college at Portland, pass
ed Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. ToWlc.
Wilbur Smith and Miss Edith Get
che'i both of Palmyra, We're married
Ihursday, Nov. -. Their wedding re-
ception will be held at PALMYRA Grange.
nail Tuesday evening, Dec. A. A gem
eral invitation is extended to an
friends
Miss Sahrina Parkman is assisting
MRS Alice Turner about her work for
Il few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-02
STATE HOUSE.
Van Buren, Officials Want
Crossing Approved,
Il"
State Board Of Health Issues
Its December Bulletin.
Executive Dept. Will Move Into
Blaine Mansion Today.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Tuesday, Dec. Fl, at 10 A. M.

Annnuncem ent was mad" Wednesday
at the office of the BoarG Of Railroad
Commissioners OF the receipt Of a pc
titon from the municipal officers of
the town of Van Puren, in Aroostook
county, asking the approval by the
hoard of the location Of highway
crossing Of the Bangor & ArOostook
Railroad track in Van Buren, The pc
titoncr. represent that the town way
Or street laid out over lot numbered 2a6
in the town of Van Buren, ard eXtanG~
ing from the state road to and across
the track Of the HangOr d AroOStoGk
j,ailrOad, and thence to the mills Of
the Van I>uren I.nmbrr CO.. has Deen
laid Ont since the Ranger & AroOs.
took Railroad co. built the extension
of its railroad to the mills Of the st.
John Lumber Co. and that said cross
ing has not been approved by the
Board Of Railroad Commissioners. The
petitioners thf reforc pray that the
commissioners will, after notice and
hearing. HithnriZ" tn" crossing of said
railroad by :'Hid W2Y. and further thai!
they Wlll determine the manner ANA
conditions under which such crnsSi.ll;
may be made. and how tie eXp"n@,. Of
buildim" and maintaining 80 much
thereof rs is .Wit hin the limits OF said
railroad company and the town. A
hearing on the petition VIII he assigned
later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-02

Rev. George c. Carter of Newton, n.
J.. has accepted call to the pastorate
CT the First Christian church Of Ban
gor, to succeed Rev. Nelson NJ Heikes,
resigned. Mr. Carter was ordained Il
years ago and was for some time IT
missionary work in North Dakota.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-02

The following corporations hay" filed
their certificates of organization AT the
oilc" of the secretary OF state:
Ruth oil CO., organized At S;,co, for
the purpose of producing and dealing
in oi! with S50,0n0 capital stock. Of
which $50 is paid in Officers: Pres
d.nt. James Il. BccllWith Of Sac";
Treasurer, Emily Nj Smith of Saro.
Certificate filed Dec. /, 1909.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-02

The December bulletin of the state
Board OF Health has been issued from
the office If Dr. a. g. Young, tn" sec
Rotary Of IN" board. and is nu"t being
sent out in distribution. RE Bullttin
makes Il pamphlet of eight pages ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-02
kENNEBF,C
kENT'S Hui

Ms. Isaac hutchinson ana Mrs
smith Of Boston have rented the
French house and rlan on remaining
ON the !llli the coming winter. Mrs
fiutchnson's slaughter Ruth is a Junior
III the seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Bailey OF
Grovcton. \. H.. have been VISITING
the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
5. Brown.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Elliot ]. Boai recently
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Butman.
Miss Louise Chase visited friends In
Lewiston several days last week.
Miss Nellie Stevens. NJ. w. s. II. and
Emma Hunt. NJ W. :. 10. passed the
Thanksgiving recess with their par.
ents in Readield.
RurleiGh Mansfield, Colby IL, who has
been visiting former schonImates on
tn" Hill for several days returned To
College Monday.
Nina Ambrose NJ. w. s. 90. was call
ing on friends here last week. Miss
Ambrose is now a successful teacher
in Wald0boro High school.
The many friends of William Spurj-
ing rcgre to hear of his poor health.
Harold Sullivan has been suffering
for several days with a very painful
knee. caused by an accident while
working in the stable.
The students at the seminary are
looking forward with much interest to
the pubic meeting of the Adelphian
and Setorati Societies on Friday even
ing OF this week.
Mrs. w. F. Morse is confined to the
house by "A malarial cold
Principal J. o. Newton is out of town
for q few days on business matters.
George Manter. a former student
here. has been calling on old friends
this week
0nME
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
THE S0ApB0X ORATOR
Spoke at Court Hcdse Last Niaht-
Also Organized Local Branch
in Cairo.

F. T. Maxwell the organizer for thu
Socialist party had 4 meeting at Il e
court house last night at which tim
local branch of the party was or.
gained with a good list of names ami
Officers elected Preparations are
being made to divide the city in
small sections and make an assign
ment of the sections 10 individuals
Tor systematic &stribution OF their
literature.
Mr. Maxwell mai a short lecture
before the work OF organizing was
commenced and said in part. There
have been three great parties. Re.
publican, Democratic an Socialist
There was a time when "A man if he
wanted to be right, had to be cemo-
crat. There was another time when
II he wanted TO be right he had 10 be
Republican. Today if a man wants
TO De right, he has TO BE- a Socialis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
Cairo Girl Entertained.

The following was taken from the
Paducah Evening Sun.
The attractive Boswell home al
Alton Heights was the scene of one
Of the prettiest festivities Of the sum
mer on Thursday evening, when Miss
Elizabeth Boswell and Miss Ellen Bcs
well entertained with an al frescoa
party ~ honor Of their house guest
Miss Frances Farrow of Cairo. and
the following out-of-town girls.
Misses Margaret Booker. of Little
Rock. Ark; Nell Jennings. Of Louis.
vile, the guests Of Miss Mary F. Jep-
nings; Miss Carrie Truaheart Of
Louisville, who is spending the sum
mer here with her aunts. the Misses
Rleke: Miss Lille NcLan. OF Mon.
roe, La who is visiting Misses Nav
and Anne Boswell, aud Miss Mary
~renshaw, OF Hopkinsyille, the guest
Of Miss Nell Shaw. The beautiful
lawn was effectively lighted BY Jan
ln,se lanterns Punch was served In
'hf pretty p@gola aud delicious fces
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
ATH JULY DINNER.

Ladies' of 81 Joseph's church viii
serve dinner Sunday. July 18th be
tween 1850 and 2:9o at their hall
corner of Cross and Walnut. Tn,
menu win include:
Relishes- Sliced Tomatoes Sliced
Cucumbers. Beets.
Meats-Roast Corn Beef. Barbecue
Ham, Roast Veal, Sliced Ham
Picked Tongue.
SaIads-7f'otatO Salad Cabbage
Salad.
Vegetables - Dreamed Potatoes.
Green Beans with Dice Bacon.
Desert-lee Cream, Cake, Fruit.
Tea, Coffee. Ice Tea.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
(. Of P. INSTALLED
Officers Elected Recently at Meeting
Of Cairo Iodine 173 Formally
Qualified for DUTY.

Cairo lodge No. 173. Knights Of Pv
thias, held their regular meeting last
nigat at which time The newly elected
officers Were installed Those indg,t
esd into office We're.
chancellor COMMANDMENT lillian II
bower.
Vice chancellor-C5orse A. Piper.
Pfalate-W. J.. Duncan.
Master at.Arns i-Carlos S. Dudley
innof Guard-'Whitrell Runna!
outer Guard-tienry Stout
Observation-Disclosures ,Fuu8u3.
Grand Representative for tha ra.u.
ing Two years Harry Perk.as
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03

Misses Kate ami Jessie Davis o.
ter'ainel a number of their frie rs
last night with a launch party con-
plimeniarv to their guest Miss Nett
Iayis Of Marion
Cant Faudree took the party cut on
rs launch 'Leola May" While ont
riding The guests partook Of dp
licious luncheon
These who wera invited were.
Misses Nett Davis Of Marion Baud
of Chicago Hattie Florence and
Alice Carey, Mary Huette. Ada Wal.
ker Emma Carey and Jessie and
Kate Davis. Messrs. Frank Barnes
OF Norris City Roy Dawson, Elmer
Brown, Leo Kleb, Jesse Gross
Alarles Young, Aud Davis AMI Hisev
Woodward.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
RETAIL MERCHANTS.
Appoint committees-One TO lnvesti.
gate Advertising and Dona-
ton Propositions.

\ meeting of the Retail Merchants
, Association of Cairo was held last
night at Judge Comines office ald
business Of Importance WAS civ at.
tention There was a good attend
anee although the night was warn.
Among other THINGS committees we're
appointed as follows.
ORGANIZATION ami Membership
Douglas Halliday (ehairmanD. Geo.
Logan, John A. Miller, Rufus Fack.
II. G. Schuh.
Progress and Ent rtainuelt John
h. Greanay chairman. W. y uuette
James Meehan, " A SD ne. Al
Sta2hle
Credit Rating and Collections J.
$ Aisthope tchairmaal. Carl Schuh.
W. W. Orr J. w {. Fry Otto Fair
Legislation > a. pon,f tear
mani c, A. Petit Edward Valdez.
! Coaen. Thos + O'Shca
Another committee is secret corr
mit'ee entitled "Aiycris inc AID
donations. to which an advertising
and donation propositions vii he re
terred for consideration These will
be inquired into carefully ana If
worthy viii be recommended for sun
port otherwise they will be con
Iemned and members Of III assoeia,
lea will he warned against them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03

! The Chefs Were most p asantlg
entertained Thursday evening ar tb'
home Of Miss Dena Marx INA Poplar
street with a O'Clock dinner
The decorations were in pro usiau
and consisted Of the national calars
aad flags The center piece for the
dining table was a mass OF red an
Whit carnarions and little flags The
place cards were red white and bne
and on each was written an appropd,
ate quotation
The six course dinner was very 1e-
licious aud was thoroughly enjoyed
by the members.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
Precautionary Measure

Photographer-"Great Scott. man!
can't you look a little more cheerful"
MT H. knpeck--" No. sir. Not for this
picture I'm to send it to my wife.
VINO rs away on visit. and if looked
TOO cheerful shed take the first train
for home"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
New Motor Boat

Mrssrs. EdwrI Schutz and F T..
Harp launched an eighteen foot
power boat Yesterday The boat IS
one OF the popular Mullins steel hun
and is equipped with a three horse
power engine. The boat will seat ten
persons without crowdine II was
purchased through Mr.. Harp who is
the local agent Tor the Mullins PEG
pie
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
A Sister to Him. pavha

u was after the lovers quarrel. And
nov" he remarked. sadly. Il suppose
we must meet as strangers. Not AT
an she replied, coldly IF we met
as strangers we should probably fam
IN love with each other again Phil.
adelphia Record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
Birthday Party.

Mrs. Fl. G. Florence entertained a
few little folks Thursday afternoon
for Erica Nell Starzineer, il being
Erica Nelrs seventh birthday ami.
FerSarY
Mrs. r. c. Florence VAS assisted in
and sewing by Missss
Ruth Hurt ana Olga Ellis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
Explicit Orders.

LEU Instructor Casey-Now. min.
ye- VIII take one slip to the rare. thin
DAe TO the front. thin one to the rare
again an VEN be as yez were before
yez We're as yez are now-Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
Two Games At Columbus.

The " Q W team will cross hats
with Columbus. Ky, today playing
one same in the morning and the
other in the afternoon They wi /
leave on the Fowler Tney viii play
WickltfIe Sunday aud Vienna on Mon
day
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
Women Draw LARGE Salaries

Probably the highest paid women in
IN" United States civil service are two
yoahA women translators of French
dLa spanish, employed at the bureau
Vi American republics They receive
So 400 a year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03

The American consul az Hanovo-
reports It costs $4,000 annually to
Iced The 100000 canaries in the Tnt
lea states Returns of the cost NJ
ieeding song birds at Rector's are NOT
yet ia.-Washington Post
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
More So5o.

Curry Bros. also are disuibutin4
soap bearing an indollitle imprint 4
novelty which seems To be making
somebody's fortune while renderlne
sGod service 70 many.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03

The Young Ladies' Soda'ity Of St
Joseph'5 church will give social
Monday afternoon and evening on tue
lawn at 81. Joseph'5 church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
.s SOCIAL oAWD PERSONAL -


were handed during the evening. 4
string band al led 10 the pleasure Of
the occasion.
There We're one nun 1red aud fft eea
included in the Invitation list.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION

Go to Columbus. Ky, for csleb.a
ton. Dick Fowler leaves Cairo
Hharf-S'30 a m. July 3rd. S1.0O round
rip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
Lincoln's Longing for pes,s

nope peace will come soon and
"'-!e 10 stay; and SC come as 10 be
'oIlh me keeping in all future TINA
Lincoln. ''''''
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

4 included in the Invitation list
n PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs Kate Wichert is visiting
friends In Cincinnati. Ohio.
r 'fjHorI Vincent leaves tonight for
q few days visit in ST Louis.
b Mrs peter DN is in Cincinnati
visiting relatives for few DAYS.
F. waiter Pretorius went to Jopra
.I.L. Yesterday 70 visit his parents.
|fs Charles Wheeler OF Mounds
twas in the CITY yesterday shopping
I Miss Nayme Cusnman is visiting
Iw.ends in WickIine for q few days
Robert CUNNINGHAM of Mounds.
was in Cairo yesterday on business.
/ Mrs. Wallace of Metropolis IS herr
visiting her daughter Mrs Kate Tan
fnac /
Miss sarah Cresan of Clinton. Ky. /
.is here visiting Miss Modent Wood
ward
Miss Shrof of Sikeston. Me-. is the
guest Of Miss Hazel Srubhs of Sixth
street
Miss PauNae Shoenbom of Grand
Chain was in Cairo yesterday visiting
friends. +
Mr. and Mrs L. II Beardsley ant
sons of Benton were Cairo visitors
Mrs Royi and daughter Miss Min. o
lia OF Mound CITY We're in Cairo yes a
,erday afternoon shopping Ip
Mrs, VI NJ. Hurt returns from Dan p
lille H. today having been called Il
here by the death of her brother. p
Miss Ella Elliott left yesterday for
Poplar Bluff to attend the funeral OF
er brotherin.law john Nolen.
Miss Gertrude DeGelder OF Carbon. e.
ale ana brother George Of Beech a
iIee spent the day in Cairo yester, ti'
ay
To-
Miss Ethel Hunsacker Of Lincoln. 10
eb., is the guest OF her cousin l.. r.
atsf ana family OF Twenty-eignth Ri
rect DE-
Mrs. mt a. Hancock aud laughter -
rrtense of Texarkana. Ark. is here |
sitting Mrs H H. Hancock CT Cross
rect.
MIR Claud Lanaton of Carbonate.
ent a few hours with his parents
Twentyninth stree, while in Cairo
business
Miss Joe Nichols of Bardweu. XIV, 500
q Carl Weis Of Decatur. Ala, who cou
We been visiting Miss Catherine 4
shman, returned TO Eardwell yes. gar
Jay OFF
beil
Misses Augustine Fitzaar,11 apd SIN;
ura Clendenen, Messrs. Charles mel
and Paul Clenden loF
We today for Columbus to spend NE
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
Lot HORSE

judge Ross lost his horse yesterday
not by starving ii b.; because Of ITS
being oYerfed
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
RAGGlo'S FOR ICE CREAM.

something new--caramel nut Ice
cream and sherbet Order for your
dinner halt gallon or gallon of
Raasio's best ice cream.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03

lie who teaches his son no trade f.
rs II he teaches him to steal.-The
Talmud
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03
DlSlNFEcT YOUR PREMISES.

Partly Stacked lime Will sell as lolp
as il LASTS at 75c per BusheI
KELLY BROS. LUMBER co
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03

Misses Maule Hastings rOroihy
Eng'and, Mcssrs. Oris Hastings. Dan
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Thistjewood leave today in Hastings
ear iof Feme Cliff to attend the house
party being given by Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Denis6n. Mr.. ANA Mrs. Waiter
II. krebs are also going in their car.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-03

Mrs. Kate Wichert Is visiting
friends In Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12

Virginia, and feeling made her voice
tremble. Go into the house." she said.
No, stop. Call Hagan. Sir'-she
turned abruptly making an effort at
self cOntrol-'sir, you are-welcoue.'
She gave him a hand that seemed cold
and expressiOnless. The man she had
summoned came running This is
Hagan," she said to Nelson He Will
! help you bring my brother in"
The doctor, hastily summoned. had
come and gone. and Lane lay i'm mis-
! sisters bed, with his feyerish eyes half
| closed. They were wonderful eyes to
/ look upOn-such pools of light and far
seeing vision in the emaciated musk of
] his body. Nelson stood by the window,
| looking out. thinking not of the boy
| but Of her, and bitter at the fate which
/ had brought him back to her again. At
/ the further side of the bed Virginia
] laid tray down by the bed. She looked
across at Nelson, who could not sec
l her. but had the man turned 10 look
| he might have read the wish of her
| heart.
1t was the brother who saw her face
/ in its strange Transportation Spend
/ thrift and UrodiggL me had come home
| % die, TO make his peace, IF that We're
! passiblc. God forgive mo.r' hC cried
aloud 'and have I that to- answer forZ'
| She bent uTeT him at once, an Wpm-
| AMY compassion.
You do not understand" ne said
+ How was I 60 know you loved
/ him. -Four years ago 7 sent him
/ away from EOU, 10y Dvturtinz pledge
/ from him. At tine time 7 thought T did
! we'll ] have learned more about him.
/ and bayo come 10 honor him. You can
! not deceive mo with pr0tcusa. as see
] YOU are trying TO- Perhaps IT Is be-