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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
cREGGER ON TRIAL.
Charged With Killing Man Who slew
His Brother.

Charged With Killing Man Who slew
His Brother.
WYTHEvILLE. VA. Jan. 13--Da,
vid Cregger. Jr., is on trial here to-
day for the murder Of Walter Nc
Clintock. a town sergeant.
The tragedy involves the killing OF
McClintock and Edward Cregger. a
brother Of the prisoner. II Is alleged
the murder was due to the killing Of
Edward Cregger by Sergeant McCin-
took.
The grand jury for this term Of
Wythe court concluded its labors at
9 o'clock yesterday. rrue bills were
found against Cregger for robbery
and for< murder and Wesley Grubb
for the attempted wreck Ct the Nor
folk and Western passenger train on
the night of Dec. Is. Five or six 9th
er indictments for lesser ofenses
were brought in
Cregger was brought into court and
arraigned pleading not guilty" on
the murder charge. and the common
wealth and defense both announcing
themselves ready. a jury was impan-
eiied and the trial commenced.
A large number CT witnesses were
summoned 70. each side and several
days will he consumed in the trial.
Great interest is manifested in the
case. the court room which is large
being filled TO its capacity. q
Five witnesses for the prosecution
were heard this morning. two Of
whom testified 20 seeing Cregger
shoot
II was Creggers brother who shot
NcCIintock and in turn vas killed nv
the ofkcer. while resisting arrest here
Dec 18th.
Onlv about half OF the Witnesses
for tho state have been heard Large
crowds are attending the trial
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
SALE OF ANTIQUE
FURNITURE AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY

Pursuant 10 the terms and proyis-
ions Of the last will and testament
O: Bette Miller. deceased (which s'id
will was on December -" 9th. 1905.
duly probateG in the corporation
court Of the city Of N"wTort N"ws
Virginia the undersigned will on
Thursday tie 18th day Of January.
log. AZ c:20 O'Clock r. ". on tho
premises. No 22aS Parish avenue in
the CITY of Newport News. Virginia.
procrc 20 cell by public suction. IN"
foil wing goods and chartc's. tn-wit:
All the Hons hold and Kitchen FurSi-
ture and Jeweirv of which the said
R..ttic MILLER dicd soi7cd ia the city
Of NewHort News. Virginia.
Terms Cash.
SOL MILLER.
Executor ~ tho Ia - win and ;esta'
ment OF pritlc Miller. deceased.
Newport News. va, Jan. II, 1909
tuthu,2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
RAISED CHECKS.
Farnam, Alias Waddeii. Under Arrest
Fer Theft from Hotel.

Especial 10 the Daily Press,.
RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 13.-W. n
Farnam. also known as DR.. J..P. Wad-
dell was arrested this afternoon,
charged with the theft Of fifty dollars
from the Jefferson Hotel on raised
checks
Farnam claims to hail from Troy.
n, Y. When he sought to connect
himself with newspapers here as ai'
vertising solicitor he gave the Bcs'
ton Globe as a reference. With him
is a little woman VINO gives her nam"
as Ru,y Allan. who says she was go,
ing to Washington with him tomor,
row. where they were 10 have been
married. He Represented to the girl
that he had plenty CT money. as a
proof OF which he exhibited bank
book. Ave thousand dollars in il. {"
his credit
The money was raised on drat' "
which had been returned unsatisfied.
The case will be- heard in the police
court tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Baltimore Produce Markets.
(By Associated PreSs.0

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. 13.-Flou:
quiet. unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm but dull; spJt con
tract 1854 Il; do No. 2 rel Yves
tern 1868 a Y; Southern on grade
102 a l05.
CORN-Steady; spot contract GIE
Southern white corn 62h a GA.
OATS-Easier: No. . mixed SAX
RYE-Dull No. Western export
ST.
BUTTER-Firm, unchanged.
EGGS+Firm. unchanged.
CHEESE-Firm. unchanged.
SUGAR-Steady. unchanged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
New York Money Market.
(Bv Associated Press).

1By 9ssoc.dtcu TTess7:
NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-Moncy on
call easy. ~ a , per cent; ruling
rate .; closing bid a IA; offered
at =. Time loans very dull ana
slightly frmer; 90 days "a and 90
days ~ I 3 per cent; six month
81. Close: Prime mercantile papt"
3a 4 per cent: sterling exchange
steady with &ctual business in bank
ers' bills at 1880 a 4S5 for 60 day
bills and at 4S740 for demand. Conn
mercial bills 4$4Hs a 4S4A; bar Sill
yer 52hs; Mexican dullars As.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
AGED LOVER OF CHILD
SUPPOSED To BE LNSAsE
Tweive.Year-oid GrI Testifies That
She Did Net Go Willingly to
Wed Barker.

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. l3.--N.
C. Barker. arrested Monday on
the charge of abduc,lng tweiv"-yrar
old Martha Rohm and taking her TO
.lorth Carolina, Was sent to IN"
grand jury from Magistrate Lrwis's
court this morning after long list
of witnesses had ben heard and 1t
was proven aimust concluaiv"ly mat
Barker was rot in his ri"ht III INA
when he carried the girl off. CnN'
this morning Barker has sworn ihat
ne went with the girl with IN" con-
sent Of her mother, buH this morning
Mrs Husselman, neither of tn" chlld,
and the child herself. stated positive
ly that no consent was given.
The girl stated on the stand that
after she get into the buggy with
him. under the impression nat he
was to drive her to a store 4: Far
Oaks station. he told her that h" was
going to marry her or bust nam
string"
f.. &. Gaulding. of Hanover county,
a n,ighbOr of Bankers ard one VINO
has Known him all his life. stated
this morning that thrr" was 70 NolDt
in his mind that Barker has become
insane over AIS 10y" fer ~" girl
who is only tw"iv" years Old and
looks 40 older.
Says Force Was Used.
The girl stated on the stand today
that Barker forced her 10 90 W.T.
him to his home ana then drove n
back to Richmond where h" bought
her Il long dress TO MAX" her lC0k
grown up" He then got on a Sea
board train, leaving Richmond at II
o'clock in the night, and thy went
70 Henderson. y. G.
On the way to Henderson Barker
told her that he knew a couple in
that town whom he could make swear
that she was tn ir daughter. When
they got 10 Henderson he tried to get
4 license but it WAS refused when the
girl was seen.
He then ATTEMPTED % secure room
in the hotel tut tn" clerk refused
this on account of the az" OF the child
and they went lack /" n" station
where they waited for the next train
for Richmond.
Girl Left In Woods.
man home Barker left the girl in a
strip o. wuOlS and Went 20 the house
alone He tapped On the window to
a room where Mrs. iIuss"lman was
sitting and called out, I've brought
that gal back and now I'm going TO
skip the country" MIR. Hussolman
GOT his gun and threatening to shoot
held Barker there until the arrival Of
the constable who made the arrest.
A number Of hanover farmers were
present this morning to testify to
Bankers good character and |hey all
were unanimous IN tn" opinion that
he bore an excellcnt reputation for
honesty ana veraclty. Mr.. Gaulding
struck the keynote. however. when
he stated that he b. lievcd that Bar
ker was insane when he tried to mar
ry the girl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Furnaces Shut Down.
(By Assoc ated Press)y

ROANOKE. VA Jan. 13.-Aft"r he.
ing In successful operation for -
years the twin iron furnaces of the
Virginia Iron. Cal AMI Cox" Com
pany. located h"-r went ont of blast
To-Day ard will remaia shut down
The reason Suspension Is said
70 10 general d"r,ressIon in the iror
market and an overs;ock Of product
Two hundred men are thrown out
Of employment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Seventeenth Reg. men. to Savannah.

WASHINGTON d C.. Jan. 13.-
Previous order of the war depart.
men; have been amended so that the
headdua rters. band and first and sec
ond battaiions Of the 18th infantry
now in Cuba will sail from Havana
on the transport sumner. January Is.
for Savannah aai then proceed to
Fort Mcpherson. Ga.
None Of the Eth infantry will par
ticipate In the inaugura! parade at
Washington as was originally intend
Cd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
To Consider sss.e Prohibition.

AUSTIN, TEXAS. Jan. l3-State
wide prohIJi'ion Is considered the
question Of most importance in con
nection with the session 81 the state
Legislature which convened YESTERDAY
At the recent Democratic conven-
ton Nlstform instructions were that
the arpstioa should be submitted 20
a popniar vote and those Instructions
win doubtless Be followed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
TO VISIT CHILL.
Four Ships Of Pacific Fleet Will Call
at Valparaiso.
tBy Associated frsssI.

tBy Associated fress).
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. l3.-ln
res 2onse to the invitation Of the PEG
pie Of Valparaiso Chilli. Rear Admiral
Swinburre has designated the first
division OF the fleet consisting Of the
armored cruisers West Virginia flag
shipI Colorado. Maryland and Penn
syiyania. 10 visit that pert.
The ssnips will arrive at Valparaiso
on January II and viii remain there
for FIVE days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

VIRGINIA: At TIE RULES HELD
in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court for the City Of Newport
News. on Tuesday. Tho End day OF
December. in tn" ye2r I9"S.
Annie l.. Bali .... Complainant
against
Edward l. ball. ......... Defcndan
IN CHANCERY
The object Of this suit is 10 Obtain
for tho comp ainan; AGAINST the d.
PENDANT divorce. a m"nsa et thoro
And affidavit haviDC been made and
flied BIZ tn" complainant. that DE-
gcrcc has been used by her and on
her behalf 10 ascertain in what com
~ or corporation the defendant is. II
within the 6 ate Of Virginia. WITHOUT
effect. and tina; the tefcndaGi is not
a resident e tho : a;e Of Virginia. II
is therefore ordered that the sa:!
Edward l.. Pail appear within fi.""H
days after dCr publication NJ this no
tice In the clerks Office of orr said
Circuit Court. at the Rules 20 70 hold
On for the said CoUr; and do what -
ne ccSy.rv to protect his Interests
And Il is ordered that this order h"
published orcr 2 wrCk for four SIC
csssive weeks in the Daily Press" 4
newspaper printed and puhish'd in
the CITY Of Newport News. Virginia,
and that a copy hereof bc posted 4; nc
front door o. tho Cnurt house Of ii"
CITY Of Newport News on or h"foT'
the next succeeding rGIc day after i
Is en- cr'd.
Tests: y G.. SMITH. Clerk
Rv Il = MARABLE. y. {.
LETT & MkSSIF.. p. @.
4 Copy.
Teae u. g. SMITH. Clerk
BY r. f. MARABT,E. Y. c
I22IHw
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

FOR SALE-COHNER LOT. JEFFER-
son avenue. Only $500, $3.50 casn
and s. monthly. A snap. Fine plac"
to invest little money with excel
lent chances for good profit. SOM
MELVILLE TRUST co, INC.
1-l2-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
(By Associated PresS).

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Jan. 13.--l.ibeTal
purchases by leading bulls transform
ed the wheat market from weak
AFFAIR TO one OF decided strength to-
day. At the close prices were 4
to rs per cent higher than yoster-
days final quo. Corn and pro
visions closed steady and cats firm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

WAETED-WE WANT EVERY
body to know we are selling Hay.
Grain, Flour and Feed cheap for
cash. Goods delivered to any part
OF the city. For information. call
Bell phone 3l5. NJ. B. MORRIS Il
CO, i4i Thirty-fourth st. Him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-EXCELLENT BTSI-
ness lot. Chestnut ave. near Twen-
ty-fifth street. Only $3.50. On long
time. Cheap lot now, and when paw
ing is finished will be worth much
more. SOMMERVlLLE TRUST CO,
INC. 1-12-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

FOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON
easy terms. No. S21. 323
and 331 Forty-fifth street. and
No %: FO-ty-seyenth street
Also $1,000 to lerd on City
Real Estate. NELMS & COM
PANY. INC. Real Estate. lnSur-
ance. Rents and Loans, No. 25l1
Washington avenue 1-S6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
WANT ED.

WOMEN TO SEW GLOVES Al
home or factory. Add. Box 2iS.
Last
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

FOR SALE VIOL!NS. MANDO-
Inns. Ranjos, Guitars. Accordeons.
Concrrtinas. strings and supplies.
Music Rags. Rolls and Stands. ;
pieces music free with each ore.
GEO d. HAMPTON PIANO co.
210 Twenty eighth street. n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

WANTED-25 YOu Nc LADIES WHO
can sing. for Shepherd King at
Academy of Music. Jan. 1i;h. APP
ply at Stage Door, p. NJ. II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

HOW ABOUT those OLD BILLS?
WE can collect them. Guarantee to
collect or no charge. GEO c.
BLAND. Room !. Coleman Bldg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IRISH
Potatoes. Superior In quality for
the table to any on the market.
For sale by all leading grccers.
12-20-Im
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

QUICK AS AFL-kSH, NEAT AS A
pin, everything good to eat. That's
US! BELMONT LUNCH ROOM
next to Schmelz Bros. Bank.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

WANTED-TO BUY, SELL OR EX-
change, furniture and stoves. c. w.
LEWIS. Z3U2 Huntington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
HELP WANTEO-fEMALE.

WHITE WrNAN rs HOTSi.kE,EP-
~ ~ family Of thlp", 30 Wishing:
ul.v.. .-Yycta3I" hoLa" 20" ri2:st
NIrHn. .<r;,v ."i'h r"l"-'Mc', to
I!NNLSTY.' Eai, Press cGir".
- IT,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

WANTED--TWO YOUNG MEN. OR
couple. to occupy large front
room, with board. Furnace heat.
1854 West avenue LOOT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

TO LOAN-s1, 900 ON UNINCUMBER
ed Real Estate. STANLEY
SCOTT or ALLAN ID. JONES. First
National Bank Building. LIT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer; ot1ces c. & 0. Station. Phones.
Bell. Nos. 491 and 1875; Cit:Iens NO
~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14

L.. FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
paris Of the city. Call and get
pricea. OLD d. EINIOE LAND
CO.. Hotel warwick Bniidias
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-14
Stock Market Of Much Same
Character as Day Before.
But Some Evidence Of Support Made
eears Cauticus-OmInous Reports
Are Heard Concerning United
states steel Corporation Affairs.
(By Associated Press).

NEW YORK. Jan. l3.-The stock
market today was OF much OF IN"
same character as yesterday. PERI
DDS Of moderate strength and weak
ness alternated and the tone was
spotty and, irregular al all times.
There was no effective demand in
evidence such as would mark an ag'
gressiye accumulation. but evidence
of some support at a defined point In
q decline gave the bears warning OF
obstacles TO be encountered IN too
bold an an attack on values.
The sentiment among the PROBES
sional operators was not optimistic.
and tho events Of the day. while not
of great Importance were construed
unfavorably. The response Of foreign
markets to the news of the settle
ment between Austria-HunGary and
Turkey was a disappointment. A de-
cline in private discounts In Paris
and Berlin, a rise in London ex-
change at Paris and fall in the
London price Of gold were reflections
OF the relaxed tension Of the situa-
ton.
Intimations were heard OF a proba-
BILE disappointing showing for inc
forthcoming quarterly itpoi' Vi ~"
United States Steel Corporation ana
toe January orders received were said
TO be disappointing
With speculative sentiment tinGed
with these views minor factors OF an
unfavoratae character have increased
influence and general conditions have
overcast the future. The coming
tariff controversy and the possibility
OF its paralyzing effect or various
lines Of industry come into consider
alton.
The closing OF the market while a
brisk rally was in progress again LETT
the days changes small.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value $5.34O.O00. United States
2's registered declined u per cent. on
call. Total sales today 7h7.5oo
shares. including: Copper. $500:
Sugar, 700: Tobacco. 100; Chesa'
peake & Ohio. $500: Erie. 44:70":
oouthern Railway. 100: Southern
Railway. pfd.. 1900: Union Pacific.
Jl7.10O: Tennessee Copper. LOO;
v,ro;pi, CoroIIna Chemical 1900.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-28

Why Soma Wives Are Unhappy In
Th-u Scmes.

Why Soma Wives Are Unhappy In
Th-u Hcmes.
Is narij.j-, . tli'nyc:
AIu~; .,t tnr N,n}tli il 4 rcccnt letter
W.Iitit. ,t.,t ',: maintained that it
w.. ,.l,.-, II ;hr incu seemed rather
satisfied ttnn otherwise.
The .n~,t seemed disposed to over
look the. t,ting, which doubtless might
have ha..i 4,ni,rs>ru in the household:
the nir, hat; 'ntiv freedom, they could
..nt ava, t.,.,i lile house and force,
The. Z! smother fif". i;ut the women
t,"d ~ >ia- II seici: they had to stay
uut ard accept .M,ii"ll$, just rs they
v"r:. Il, i}tsr tnsrS. owing TO the in
;'jlc.r.9,,r - lhr men. Ard it goes
sxthcut saying ihat when YOU hay"
lNn l.,..~ ~ ,,}ru have. the affairs al
thr linu,r .tts. MOI a. important as they
are la a.. Wniaan who must stay
ilrrc all liz, lInr.
Nh"n a ,Oma:s has S1vcI In the
kitt.hru an,I With The children all day
il syoui., Sc. IA Is if sue WeiD emit .HD
20 some le,.st,rta,nnc,,1 ia toe evening,
ana when 'tor e1@hand Cakes nap
;i.it :,f;eT ,liun.- a'iJ then goes otD
about " o'ri..'s TO hts Sab or on bust
ness Il 9,nn,tar SHY his day was not
Ion: cnou.:h to attend to it1 u hardly
seems fair .gay. aS'es it:
fr~ 1t is true, te supports his 0ife,
wi i,!. means ti,lt sh" must wheedlc
the money 90 af him half the Hnle,
and shs has no pleasure ~ making .
eiulllr 80 the ut,Sh - five. bat wouldn't
she ;,rsc thaa :,.ivilcse without the
| limitations Af marriage? If she work'U
as hnrd. cNut'n't she earn more in GO
commercial sS..ri,i Cor instance!
No Wsnd"r lots of gir's-nice ones.
zoe. anal tf!r brightest Of :hcir sex
don't marry ~ hat u q selfish love?
| .IiscYs Md ,vilat is marricO life with
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-28
MARRIED SWEETHEARTS.
The Sort Of Love That Endures Dur
ing Married Life.


One Of the most attractive women
in Washington she. had been 4 wife
twenty Years ard WAS Che mot her II
four children replied when asked f"
what she attributed her sunny nature.
My husband and have always been
sweetheartS
lhpcnd upon 1t. and il is SC, true that
there are no exceptions, the wife whose
husband is hsr sw"cthear, does not
have to rraL the coslileiic advertise
mpntS. And it can DE- asserted Will
out fear of contradiction t,ai such i.
wife never breaks .lowi. fapDi. ncrso'.>
Lrostrati'I,.
Marriage 10 most lucn--aI"9 with Hn'
consideration {" the. best VI them, !''r
therc ars. mel: N7,o come under h"
head ol ''best"-is Il paid up policy.
Their couStShips were the nIc'n''i"'S,
The paid up pIal. H. business is all
right But isi married life the safest
plan is 60 keep ar, payins ahc pre-
miuuS.
IL the club husband who tells over
his cups 10 dis friends how lovely bis
wife Is would only split his c0lnpli-
ments and give portion To- his lovely
one. ut home lle would not tsave $"
mauT Occasions e. talk ab"'bt hes III
the club, sor IL he gave his vie her
part she would soon be S" 3,i''st'ive
tc him that his VISITS tt: he club w".h'
not b. 50 niauy.
Cake it from Il gyonlaIs VII" has che
best brother chat the sun shines ON,
even if h. is not married, tMt NOT
ing puts q clubnan under the ban OF
suspicion with his fell"w clubncn rs
the husband who talks Sc iretly about
the loneliness of his wife.
Thcrc are husbands who asc o. ca7s'-
ful about telling their wives tit9 old
story which no woman ever tires ~
hearing as they would be in giving
their wives Il detailed account of Wi'at
took place in the lodge gpon.
We 80 to church and listen to the
appeal of the rector for funds to buy
bread for the hungry How many
women VIII" respond to the appeal
wish in their hearts that the rector
would appeal for husbands TO con,ri-
butte the little words at home which
would bring more t" the furnishing
heart than all the contributions ut the
offering can ever bring to the hungry
mouths.
The coin on the church plate is often
hard earned 1t requires q sacrifice
sometimes to give it up The kind
word at home costs nothing. The look
of appreciation is as free as the sum
shine. The right sort Of word spoken
as the husband is leaving home in
the morning shortens the day 1t
causes the one at home to listen for
welcome footsteps on the stairs when
the day is done" 1t is like the quail
ity Of mercy. which is twice blessed.
In the age wherein we live I'VE are
talking about people who make pre-
tenSiOnS} no lover thinks of calling on
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-28

his sweetheart without taking some
little token. II he does not take herr
the token he leaves something for herr
to treasure after he has gone Does al
man think that a woman does not
want these reminders after she has
become a wife? Does he think when]
he comes home at night that his wife
will think any the less of him If he
reads something to her. as he did be
fore she gave up her father and
mother for him?
The keynote Of the happiness Of
wOman-the true wOman-was sound
ed the other day in this country when
a wife whose husband had required
her to appear in public for the pleas
ure of people whom she did not know
and for his financial benefit said, in
such pitiful way that the words
travelled across the continent by wire.
that she wanted to be the mans sweet
heart. Her husband had given her Il
shelter. He had given her jeweled
gowns. He had placed her where the
applause Of men and women fell upon
her ears every night. He had laid at
her feet the tribute which her beauty
and genius had won. But when she
longed to be his sweetheart the door
was shut.
All the foregoing is in the interest
Of women. 1t is always best to be
just. While women hunger for at
tention. they must not think at any
time that courtship after marriage IS
a one sided affair. The best thought
that any woman can lay close to her
heart was handed down by tho best
man that ever walked this earth l.
is SO simple that a child may learn i
and never forget it. IT is. 1t IS NOR
blessed to give than to receive II
the wife hungers for attention. aud
that covers all, she r,',st be wiling 10
give. SHIRLEY E2F 81
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-28

WHAT WILL YOU DO AbOUI AA'
cano. Then anger commenced to set
tie into disappointment and disappoint
ment into detection.
She went to her father and leaned
her head against his shoulder. Each
understood the sorrow OF the other
and they exchanged mute comfort
An hour later three persons were as
sembled in the library Of the Abbott
unsion. Two were very miserable
katherine and John AbbotD. but the
third MARY Burns) was roaming
around in an extremely happy state OF
mind examining everything within
reach and eating bonbons as fast a.
shc could staff them down.
Chances directed toward Mary Burn
v.o~e frequent and anything hut AZ
roTia-.
III vi, you DO about IT," asS'f
",y'..
,.e.-.~ ..-.@ re v:.he?.,r Z; 1a:':.-,
.,.-o,. ,s,:nw should lil:c T.
= -, T. 80 " ." -
.,.. =: ;~t.,'e = =: toy
- ,ts;;,:~% # r" 1r'. q