Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-14
tie Was
Reformed
The Turning Of the
Tide For Two -
Persons
BY KARL X. SHIMANSKY
Copyright. 1910. by American Press
Association.
BY KARL X. SfIIMANSKY
Copyright. 1910. by American Press
Association

Whlte SATIN gown.
Going away again! z" asked her hus.
band wearily. putting down his paper.
Yes. Jack she replied; tonight
there is meeting OF the woman's
Rights club. It's very important
meeting too We're going TO elect a
new president. and the contest is be.
tween MIS- Albert and myself. You
VIII wish me good luck. won't you,
dear?" she cried, putting her arms
around his neck
Laura" said her husband slowly,
you know | want you to have all the
good luck in the w,Ad But Of what
use are all lhNse clubs? You belong
to nj least tive The literary club is
all right: tha- does you great deal
IF good And Judge Lander told me
today that your visits 10 the Juvenile
court could hardly he dispensed with.
lie said that YOU had reformed several
apparently incorrigible young men.
hose are the kind of occupations YOU
should Ike You have gone to three
card clubs this week. and they do good
~ no one. In fact. you get no pleas
IRE from cards unless YOU win. And
on 20 more and more every week"
Here he paused. brcnthlcsX after his
uIlg speech
His wife arose and leaned against
lie mantrl, lunEing ut him ~ diSmay.
"Iack. Size said in u SURPRISE. SGice
what tn sny in reply TO IN argument
which in the depths Of her soul she
inew tO he 'i"ht
why don't YOU stay M home some
lines aud TAX" care nf james instcnd
+ lraN.g him entirely with the
'urSc?" continued Mr. Sandprson. with
'onSdprah" spirit You are forget
ing how 10 keep house. What's be-
come If the hundred and one little
nlAns thar used to engage your time
fnr onr mutual entertainment? Things
nrc different now"
His wife swept out OF the room
without Il word she paused ut the
front door.
"Goodby. Jack" she called softly
fonuRy. LAURA. SAID her husband.
If you don't find me here when you
return don't he worried
About 10 c'rlock ,hat night the front
door of th. Siu1rrsuu mansion slowly
-,ppned we'll builf man clad I'm
rvening dr"sS anI carrying silk hat
entered rn, hall lie walked uuietly
through ,nr deserted ronms uniu ne
came Ia tho library whom - small
,ight w.. turning
re Skinned - oirumi,g nm. orto.
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md vnr, ri.,h,I, rn ,h. ,,,ir,
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,bc hurrl,r ,.,,i, ,pt,,,.d ,bo r,,un
I'm his hands luv d, ..,i.,,rin., mage of
.rpcious stones
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As me- Inv thcrn his Owns c,osad E,
rcvprie. The warming was being flashed
far and wide over plistcrinr conner
wires rbat Gentleman linn Tho Pa
nous thief. was M work and had bpen
seen IN Philadpphia
Gentleman lin tossed fhc Jewels
back ON The table one alone he held
in his hand and that was the great
ruby. Ills head sank forward. and he
stared nj The stone with gaze OF
iniinite tenderness.
Suddenly there was n noise as OF a
door opening. and the thief whirlod
GROUND. bis pistoi cleaning TN his
I"nd Their" before the door stood
"rS Sand"rson. Icveling revolver at
HiS h'Hd She looked superb with her
h"od thrown back and her eyes CLEAN
.||E WIFI llIIff1fMfUfnnn BRIGHTNESS