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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-04-09

Not in many years has fha All
cHlturei Department issued =
nami Met which has been II a"car
or dcmaud thur Iafm@s Guilo-
recipes to guide houec#yc, ia
the preparation OF the yarlag@
standard meats. II was +. cp1red
with Il view # showing the hJa,
wife how she may economic and
save the waste of really good
meats which, before higl price,
confronted the consumer, Uuc
frequently consigned TO "a
garbage can IN cities or IN jd2
euhlly to the dogs. one { thr
e7dhng daily newspapers -
Washington is printing from day
to day two or three recipes from
the cook book Of Secretary W..
sou. Such action has created u
great demand for it in the states
contiguous to the Capital and the
First edition has almost been eX-
haI>ted. However. it is said tnat
a new edition is now in press and
anyone desiring a copy may re
ceive it gratis by writing to Hon.
James Wilson. Secrc airy of Agri-
culture, asking for copy Of Far
mers' Bulletin No. 391.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-04-09

: Prompt relief in all eases Of
throat and lung trouble if you use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Pleasant to take, soothing and
healing IN effect. Sold by all
dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-04-09
SCOTS Emulsion
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS

Send 1lo.. r7rnc Of paper ari t'is al. for
beautiful SIv;r.r L NIX and Child's Sketch Book.
Each baui- contains a Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 100 Pearl St. Now York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13

THr development OF 1derTelgnlne
f,suis In supsr imported by the sugar
,,nst al New Orleans, no lees hsyrsut
than the simllsr frsnds In New IorS'
toruishss sdded proof Of the method
ieal stesIlpg, but it should not serve to
diver, a tsution from the tsDgle 10 he
federal c irrts. Atr having dsOsuched
the politics and debssed tae revenue
ssrvic, of The United sites u sn extent
never prsv ou,ly approached end Sfter
having prac.ic lily p'ead guilty by pay
Ing back millions Of stolen money Tue
4ruS, now iusoleutly snaps Its hugefs In
the face o justice by refusing to produce
siv,n sn,e ;ed books except with the
condition Of imlounity for the otdciSl'
c,esentug to ,teir delivery The fOl''
adslphia Record timely ssk'; I'll 'n'
tru t mpy go dety the process OF ln'
courts sud delay the hand Of the govern
msn,, does it DOT serve 10 engeuder 10
the common mird Of common people
contempt for laws which catch 10 their
net the ordinary thief aud let extrsotdi'
nary thieves escaps2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
THE MEIHOOIsTS.

The eighty -,ecopd sDnuL session of
tn Maryland Conference OF the Metho-
dist Protestant Church va brought to q
close last Dish. in Baltimore with the
reading o. t1e plan of appoint nsnts for
the ensui ig year by President J. N,
Sherid4r.
Rev. DR.. J. Dr.. ShsrldsO appointed g
commission to confer With q similar oom-
mission from the New jersey Conference
in the regard to the proposed merger OF
The two conference.
The conference also directed that the
secretary send letter In the nsms Of the
conference to Senators Gall;pger, Of New
Hampshire, and Smith, of Maryland,
ufglrg them to support the GailiDger.
BsDedict bill 10 which Congress- seeks to
co1trol the sale otintoxicatiDg l'qaors In
the District of Columbia.
The committee on foreign missions re-
ported great increase In toe work In
Japan, and the attempt t. win 1000
converts in that empire vas commended.
The COMMITTEES which considered the
laymen's missionary movement report d
that the effort OF this movement to
eysngelizs the world 10 this generation
was q worthy one, and recommended the
formation OF laymeb's committee Ia
each church, and that monthly collec-
ton for Missions DO taken In order tnft
$50, 600 may be raised for work Ia
japan.
The receipts Of the past year Of the
foreign mission bosrl we're SO, 065.
For general interests during tie year
s2S, 900 was raised and for local iu-
teresis $269.l2 An appeal was made
for sn increase In the oontFit u Ion TO
the church extension ctuIs, and 81, 200
was added to the assessment for this
work.
The stewards report showed receipts
for church txieDs on to he $i,729,T
aud the disbursement s., IA Is, lesv-
log O deficit oil s4l4,9I. The special
committee 10 whom was referred the
subject OF conference evangelism, 70.
ported that the pres dsnt should az
pointed q conference church exlen-
sion evangelist, who should recslve
a ssisry of 81, 600 yesr and expenses,
which should be gu rsnteed by the
board and raised by contributions from
the CT urches which he visited. Among
the appointments we're the following:
Alexandra J. NJ. Holmes; Cherrydsls,
R. W. Coe (u5ply); Fairfax, W. 0.
Mumford ('upP!); New Market, W. X.
u. Johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. APRIL 10, 1910.

CONGRESS will cast economy to The
four winds if t adopt the Townsend bill
fsvorsbly reported few days sgo By Il Q
House COMMITTEE on military sftaiIs.
This Is the bill which cFeit,s retire.
list for volunteer officers of the army,
raw and marine corps who served In
the civil war. An amendment offered
By Representative Sherwood, OF Ohio,
which provides pay Of 81 day for all
soldiers ircapacitsted 10 the civil war,
was sdded 10 committee. Wlthou, the
Sherwood amendment this legislation
will cost the government sl5. 900, 900 q
wear, and that amendment will, OF course
bring the total far above that figure.
The Wsr Depart uebt is opposed t. this
legislation, whicblis being pushed BY
the Nsional Association Of surviving
union volunteer officers of the civil Wsr.
Coming on the eve Of an election there
Is little hope that tho House will Lave
the coursge to dtfe,t the bill, and, In
view OF the strong insu'geni strength In
the ssDste, Its fate here is prOblematical'
Iwll be possible, of course, tor the
ptssidett t. veto The measure, bot that
course would be attended with no little
embarrassment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Official.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


At a regular meeting of the Board OF Al.
April ~, 1870, there were present:
j. L. N. Curtin, esq.,, President, and
Me.sH. Hill, Brill, Marbury, Ballenger,
Field, Fitzgerald and Summers.
A report Of the Committee on Streets and
Finsnce recommending the pass lge of resc-
luton sppropriating 5000 for the construc-
tion Of the sewer in the northwestern section
Of the city, received from the Common Coun-
Gil Mach ~, 1910, and laid over, was read
and their action concurred in.
A report Of the joint Committee on Public
Property and Finance recommending an APP
preparation Of Bl,4 for repairs to the ex-
terror Of the market, and Police and Corpo.
ration Court tu ldings, received from the
Common Council March g. 1910, and laid
over. was read and their action concurre1 10.
A resolution directing the City En- sineer to
proceed with The building NJ the Royal street
sever in accordance With the ordinance re-
Gently passed, received ON the Coumon
Council March %, 90, and laid on the table,
vas. on motion Of Mr.. MMbury, ordered to
lie on the tabl',
Mr., Summers introduced an ordidsnee to
amend aud reOr1ain section 10. chapter is. OF
the code OF the city Of AleIsndrie, 1874,
which was referred to the Committee on
General Laws.
A bin OF Charles Mumfo-d, s5125, for ser
vices as guard, was referred TO the Finance
Commi tee.
Mr. Rallenger introduced the following,
which was referred 10 the COMMITTEES on
Stress:
Resolved, That The sum cf 500 or as much
therecf as may be necessary be and The same
is hereby appropriated for. the purpose &
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Virginia News.

Olsrenco OopenhsVer, OF Clarke coun.
ty, vas killed by en- explosion 10 the
laboratory OF ths CarOlns, CIinct 6eld
aud Ohio Rsilrosd shops st Irwiu,
Tenn, on Moudsy. OOIy a fes mon'bs
sgo be married Miss Carrie Oofppert, o.
Roanoke.
From reports received from various
sections Of The S ate by Commissioner Of
Agriculture KJinsr, it seems TIA, The
recent frost did practically no damage to
the iroit crop. To all APPEARANCES, the
state will hsve-ihe biggest fiUit crop in
Its hitHy, for tremendous ortpu. Of
blossoms Ia hesrd OF every where.
Edward N. Daniel, who had been
with hi, father, Senator Daniel, for
month at DAytons, Fla, returned to
Lyucbb1rg yesterday, de SUITS his
fathers progress In the psst ten days has
been satisfactory, but a conference OF
the pbysieisus Sunday night result d
10 decision not to atmpt to move
Msj) Daniel. This will, it lie believed,
De deferred at .esst two weeks.
A mutlny 1t the Stu t,u Military
Academy yesterday retuted 10 the ex.
Polsion OF four cadet captains and eight
lieuteusuts. Forty or so Others left
school oct Of sympathy. The cad, t.
took things 10 their owe hands yester-
day morning, trjke harsck, sud took
holiday all dsy, TarsdiDg the tt,eets In
the rsio, many Of them With neither
costs nor hats %. I! seems that 1t he'd
been the custom of the school t. give
holiday on the day following so athletic
victory. The ball tam won from Az
gusts Academy Monday. The cadets
CLAIMED they deseverved a holiday, and
proceeded to take 1t regardless OF school
authorities. There sre 800 10 the
corps.
AT Staunton yesterday Miss Susie Bald.
win Robertson daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander +. Robertson, was married to
Mr.. Peyton Cochran, of that city.
Only relatives and few intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony. Bishop Robert
A, Gibson, uncle of the bride, off ciated,
assisted by Rev. Robert C. lett, rector of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, of that
city.
A pretty wedding took place al I
O'Clock yesterday at Manside, Fairfax
county, was that of Miss e. Orrick Swami
to Mr.. c. A. Swami Sinclair, of f alls
Church, Va. The ceremony was per.
formed at the home OF the brides aunt,
Mrs. Francis Swami Williams, by the
Rev. Mr.. Collender, pastor of Old Falls
Church, in the presence of the two
families and few intimate friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
From Washington.

Official confirmation OF he announce
meat that Col. Roosevelt will address the
National Conservation Congress mex
September vas received today in cable
me .sege from G ford Pinch t, who Is n
G nos, t. Toomss Il. ShIpp, secretary
OF the congress. Saipp said that No de
csiOn has been reached regarding the
city IL which toe Congress sill be held
iurther than that II will be within the
territory between Chicago aud Denver.
An annOnJce cement is expected soon.
The presence in town OF District At.
torneY S..msou OF New YORK, who prose-
cut6d the csses sgsinsi the sugar tru t,
and OF Collector OF CuUoms Loeb, whose
activities hsd much to do with the re.
cogsTy Of large sums of money from that
lSust "a peusliIes for nudsr weighing
frauds, gsve rice today tlIumors that
new attack was contemplated by the
government upon the American Sugar
Refining Company. Such is not the
case. The government is, however pro.
ceedipg with all the diligence possible in
lhe prosecution fits Inquiry started long
ego into the GOiDps of the suiaE tut
The House COMMITTEES on expenditures
70 The Treasury Department, on which
Representative Hill Of Conuecticnt is
chairman has long been aoxicus to COL
duet en- investigation en- its own seeount
inio the irsuduleot transactions OF the
sogsr rust at New York. The Efforts 10
this direction have been so far prevented
by the administration on the grounds
thst congressional Inquiry at this time
might deiest the ends Of justice by giving
immunity to some Of the officials Of the
tfust who may perbfpi yet be convicted
auder the proceedings now pending
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13

NOTWITHSTANDING predictions that
ne would be ughly handled, the editor
of the Moore6eli Nv. Vs.) Examiu'I
continues to publish "desd beat" list
In a couspiCu,u' Plac- 10 his PsP'r
The editor ssys be intend. t. publish 'h'
name Of svery person ~ho bias re'u e.
to pay for . psper II papers geoer'
silly tu5l shed the names OF delir gu 70
subscribers msD7 OF them would have to
be enlarged,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Jail on Fire.

New Haven, Conn, April I5-The
New Haven County jail, which is crowd,
ed with prisoners to Overlooking, is on
fire and is reported to be burning fierce.
~. Three alarms have been sent in and
practicstiy the entire fire department
has been dispatched to the scene.
The blaze started in the Jail chair shop
which has been destroyed. The flames
are now destroying the machine shop. adjoin-
iae the chair shop. At 1880 o'cltck it was
announced that al the prisoners are safe.
Several companies o. the Second Regiment,
Connecticut Nstionsl Guard. with loaded
rides, surrounded the isil and took out all OF
the 3i5 prisoners In time % prevent their be-
ing burutd to death. Sixteen hrensn are
pissing,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13

TIE wife OF Michael Kinsel, living
o, Exeter, Pa, burned up his wooden
leg on Sunday is prevent bin going t. q
salooo. Yesterday he had her arrested
and ken before Alderman John
@ Donshue. She admi I'd burning
the lag. at wes the only way to Keep
him home" she explained. "He would
20 cut Every sunday night aud get
drunk. 70 10 a fit of anger l took bis
leg aud buroed it 1t was ss much mine
a. his, anyway" she declared. The
alderman thought it was, too, and dis
missed the cssr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Harfrldqs Loses Suit.

New York, April ia jary 10 The
Uoitqd Ssates circuit Court, today re-
fused to allow Attorney Clifford W.
HsrtrIdge, one Of the tttorneys fer u airy
K. Tbaw, In bis trial for killing sta
ford White, one cent Of damages in the
s1i. be brought for s94 900. Judge Holt
at the same time ordered perjury and
disbarmeut proceedings to be brought
sgsiust HMtridge. HsItridge, Who had
already been paid about 5000 By the
Thsw family, sued for sc additional
fQi n00
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Sixty.tirst Congress.
SENATE
Second Session J

SENATE
Dr.. Fl. w. Wiley submitted 81 slkbc-
rate statement npon the cold storsge in
du,try.
The Massachusetts G.. A. B. hiss ssk.d
through Senator Lodge that VirEio'a
volu olsrlly withdraw the stst1e OF Gen.
ersl Lee from Stsiuary Hail.
Discussion OF the administration rail.
road bill, was DOT resumed 10 the Senste
today until we'll after two o'clock. No
orators we're prepared 10 speak spd the
wrspgling over amendments vas deferred
until the measure came up 10 the regular
way.
HoUsE.
immediately sfltr the House convened
today Mr. Hurry, (ieu., Tex }, made
another iutffsc uIl tt.empt t. secure q
luling from the speaker on tie rule that
quorum must sppear before the jour
nal could be read.
A scanl bandful OF members were
present when the clerk began the read.
Jog of yesterdays parliamentary record.
To-day is tie second attempt by M.
Henry to secure ruling on the ma ter. 10
a statement last week the speaker declared
that quorum was always constIuctively
present and that II lay With members to
ras, the poIut, and not specifically the
duty of the speaker
Amendments relstlng to the sdnltarA-
tion of drugs, as applied TO the enforce
mept OF the pure food and drug act, are
proposed 10 a bill introduced by Mr..
Cou Trey.
The committee on agriculture made IT. re-
port recommending that George Washington
University should share in the Morrill, act
benefit.
The same committee slsofabled the Lsfean
bill requiring uniform packing system for
apples.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Decision In the Cooper Case,

Nashville, Tenn, April lS-The
Tennessee Supreme Court today deliver
ed lis opipicn 10 the csse of Duncan B
snd Robin Cooper charged With the
murder OF Unitsd Sites Senator Edward
Onmack. TIE Coopsrs we're conVi,t,d
and sentenced to 20 yfsrs 10 prlscn. The
Supreme Curt nfirmed the Sci tsDce a.
to Duncan B. Cooper, bat reversed I! IS
to Robin Cooper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Antl-pnYernment Plot.

s)6s, April lS.-Aaother and'gOy-
erumsIt plot, engineered by friends OF
Abdul Esmid, The deposed iu'tan. has
ben discovered at Oonstsutiuople, &C.
cordlng to todsy's dispI tcb. A pumber
Of mysterious arrests have been made.
Among those are several Bsys aud
prominent officials under Abdul There
srs evIdences that the plot wss the most
threat ming Of recert moit1s. The
sulrd about Abdul's villa at SaloDiks,
In which he ia prisoner, has beea
doubled,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Death of Col. Haskell.

Oolumbis, s. O., April 13.-Ool.
Alexander Obevres Haskell, prominent
for years ir the utb Carolina democracy
chairman OF TIE governments reorgsoiz ,
ton communities OF the Uoiou Pacific,
Dttdct and Supreme JUICE OF Carolina,
and oue Of the richest men 10 the south,
died here today. Hs led the boltlng
democratic ticket which untu 'ess ullT
tried to defeat Ben Tillnsn when the laI-
en- was hrst chosen governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13

Ira bill iDt,Jdoced 10 the Senate By
Mr.. GilIioger becomes Law, drunken
mass in tbs D.strict OF Oolumbis will be
considered q misdemeanor. Uoder the
administration of a former mayor Of
Alexandra 81 order was issued 10 arrest
and lock up all drunken men seen upon
the streets aud shen the order was pu
10 20 effect II bad a most SOLDERING effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Car Dynamited.

PhiIsdelphis. April, lS.-WiIh both
legs broken and suffering from shock
and internal injuries. Ben Wschto, con
cuctor OF q trolley car which Tss dynt-
niied, supposedly By st'ike sym9a-
Ihizsrs, early TODAY, Lies 10 s critical
condit on at st. Msry'S Hospital. The
plat form of the car and the flooring over
the rear trucks were blown to sPljniers
aud Wsctt1 buritd 10 the wTecksge. A
lous passenger escaped iDiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Would-be Assassin.

St. EtIerue, FraDce, April 10 "A
N named Duplsnel, believed 10 be
inisre, is under arrest here today for
thru stsuins to kill Premier BRAND, who
Is nov here on an electonserIrg tour.
DIplsnel tr ed to enter the hotel where
Brisud Is sttpp pg, declaring bis inten-
ton to shooi.ths premier, Hs carried q
revolver 10 aah hsnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
Urges Roosevelt Party to be Ills
Quests.

Quests.
Porto Msuriz1, Italy, April 3D.
Emperor william, Of Germany, gave an
taer signal demonstration today Of the
h'gh regard In which he holds Theodore
R0oseve in personal liter 10 the ex-
president 10 which he urges MTs. Roose-
vel, end her children to be his guests
al the palace during the three days that
Mr.. Roosevelt is euleitliDed there 10
MAY.
While 1t is pre- umed tbft Mrs. Roost'
velt at least would share with her hos
band the hospitality OF the kaiser, the
fact that he laid sadie official red tape
loug enough to urge 10 personal letter
tbtt the entire family accept Of bis hot
pitslity is considered noteworthy.
The farewell accorded the colonel vas
almost as prt ,Di:ous as the reception
on last ga day evening. The weicom-
ing posters that decorated all the dead
walls Of the town were replaced By post
ers bidding him farewell and wishing
him a safe Journey. Goodbye, Rose
Welt; Come Back sooD," read many Of
the posters.
Ia addition to this The mayor OF Porto
MaurIzlo Issued an o.ticisl pronC Y lcis-
mspto early 10 the day, setting forth
that "our most distinguished fellow
citizen Was abtu. to leave the city.
The docunsnt felIcitsted The colonel and
exp-sssed the pleasure add honor the
city bad deri7ta from his Welt.
Il called upon the citizens to decorate
he railway with flowers ard they re-
sponded u1til tie HIT e pfossic building
took on the aspect OF bridal sltir.
The carrisge thst conveyed the Rooss-
yeIts from Miss OareW'a vile to the
railway station was pelted WITH flowers
all along the lIue. Huge bcuqus.s
we're presented 10 Mrs. Roosevelt aud
her daughter.
All work was iuipended during the
afternoon in order that everyone could
have q fsrewell look ct Roosevelt.
Fouv-dfths OF tie town population OF
{. 900 were at the station and cheered
and chartered until the train pulled ont.
Paris, April 10 1T Is probable that
former Presidett Roosevelt aud King
Edward will nett Ia Paris Dext week
Word from BiarrilE, where the king Is
now on an outing, today says he will
visit Paris next week. en- route home,
aud that be will call on President Fsllleres
the same dsy that the pres dent Is to give
a dinner ia honor of Roosevelt. Efforts
will be made to bring the two Distinguish
al viaitoYa together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13

Merida, Mrs, April 10. Tom 0'Nssl
the negro Who bsrricsded himself 10 the
basement Of the jill here after killing
former Shsrfi.Johu Temple, wss SHOT to
dssta by the mob that surrounded the
ilil shortly tff)re noon today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
FIfty renrae.nnrIenoe of nn oId Nnrsa

Fifty years'experience of an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslo1's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription OF one OF tho hest female physic-
lsns end nurses in the United Ststes, and
has been used for fifty years with never-fsi.
ing success by millions Of mothers for their
children. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dianiea, gripping in the bowels, and
wind collie. By giving health 10 the child u
rests the mother Tvsnsy-ays cents bot1ls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
News Of the Day.

Plans are a'oot to carve the face aud
figure OF the late thomas F. Walsh, the
Colorado "siivtr King" who died Ia
Washington. on 3 mountain clf oyeE-
looking the famous Camp Bird mine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13
TOday's Telegraphic News
Judge Wlckham a Candidate.


Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazstte. ]
Richmond, April 1S.--Judge Ashby
Wickbam. of Hanover, today announced
bis candidacy for the Third district dem
ocrttlc congressional nomination. EI-
Governor Montsgu, will probably not
oppose Osplain Lamb. Ju 'ge WICK
ban lie a member of the stat, Senate.
h represented the minority report in
the Rsbar eae.
A second pos'ofice robbery occurred
here between Saturday, and Monday
when the safe In q enb-slAtion on east
Msshsll street was pi,iered Of cssh 10
the amount of sbcuttH bu ldred dollars.
There Is no clus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-13

The Ladies' Memorial Association, Of
Petersburg have received from Tiffany,s
New York, eight stain'd glass windows,
for Old Bl milford Church. These are
memorial windows erected by the States
Of Missippi, South Carolina, Alabama,
Tennessee, Maryland a1d Arkansas.
A beautiful and appropriate window to
the everlasting sIo,y .oc az aou0 of p oi the
burg, was also received,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-01-14
Ruth he said, rising.

No-no-let me finish. Don Y
try To look at me. I am IVY asham-
ed. As Ena has told you. every !.
one knew my supposed history. It
gave me O fictitious interest in their
eyes. My feelings of defidence ana
morbid shrinking from society van
lshed. | went about freely and be-
came popular. But the door that
my dream lover had opened he also
barred. 7 knew there were many
that might have loved me. but nv
dream lover now became a trvant !:
he would not allow them to ap-
proach me. had my dream and
that was all until until L saw YOU
at the head of the steps that day ri
came to Ena 81
But, Ruth, DEAR he said, Sit =
tate. Can't you see it. Nothing
but fate would have caused YOU to
cut NY picture from the paper, and
then bring you to me-
And you don't despise me %
she whispered.
For answer he took the fragile
white figure i'm his arms and kissed
her with infinite tenderness From
the New Orleans Picayrme.