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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-05
PUSSY GOT LEFT

Pussy In the corner
OF the great big house
Pussy in the corner,
Watching for a mouse.
Hole quite close to Pussy,
Hole so small and dark:
Not ray Of light there,
No, not a single spark.
Pussy waits and listens;
Harki What's that she hearst
Something In the hole mOYesl
1t catches Pussy's ears
Soft she creeps up closer,
For on the other side
OF the tiny dark hole
A little mouse does hide
But she sees Miss Pussy,
And says, "Oh, dearl Oh, deATf'
SO long as she Is calling
shall stay right har@-"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-05
Embroidery Remnants at Half

An unusually large assortment of fine embroi-
derry remnants have collected this week. Edges
insertions and bands in usable lengths. Pretty
patterns and good widths.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-05

The sale of the Teftt-W eller stock has added
big accumulation of fresh cotton remnants for
today's shoppers. These will be found the
first floor center tables and comprise about
every desirable kind of cotton goods-gingham,
prints fouiards voiles, lawns, batistes, All
will be marked at half price less the regu-
lar retail prices Judge for yourself of the
ngs Come!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
HALLig ERMINIE RIvEs

For two years and morciu fact.
over since she married Post
Wheeler and went 10 Japan 20 live.
Halle Erminio Rivos has been busy
with her pencil and note book,
writing her recent novel. The King
dom ~ Slender swords She hap
travelled from one end Of the en-.
plra 10 the other. crossed the inland
sea seen the hy.fire and by
boiling water. watched the famous
flu iifeu wrestling matches, frequent.
ed native theatres aud climbed Mt
FuH She has learned 70 under.
stand the musical tongue that has
but Gs nyllnblos She has worn Jap.
anese costume. aud save for the
raw fish. acquired a taste for Jap
anege food And all her eager I'm
pregaloBs Ia this land Of a thousand
oolors. this land Of the cherry bios
e0m. the plum blossom, the Wisiaria
and the chryaanthemum have gone
down into the voraoi0us note book
And now these impressions bloa-
som again In her new novel The
Kingdom OF slender Swords That
any American woman should nave
written It 10 astounding so complete
ia its knowledge Of the wiae and
witty. the brave aud beauty.lovlng
little people IN the Kingdom Whore
the Sun Rises First AZ wife OF the
eaeretnry 10 the American embassy
at Tokyo. Halle Erminie Rives Go
use her maiden name. which ~ also
her nom de Ruerrel has enjoyed
exceptional opportunities for &C.
quaintnr herself with natives Ia all
ranks OF NE, from The fascinating
geishas 20 the great damois. And
she has taken full advantage Of ev-
cry opportunity
THE Kingdom OF slender
Swords" has Just been published by
The Bobba- Merrill company and ia
beautifully illustrated by a. b Wen
zoll.-Tolodo Blade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
BY EMERSON HOUGH
Author Of THE Mississippi Bubble"
Copyright. 1899. The nobbs. Mefriu CO

Az first saw Helena Won Ritz.
there stood by her side Or Samuel
Ward, his square and stock figure
NOT undignified IA hts dancing
dress, the stiff gray name Of his
hair WaggliuE after It's custom aH
he spoke omphatleally over some.
thing TO her A gruff man, Or
Ward. but under hle gray name
lhere was q clear brain. and IN
biz broad breast there beat a large
aud kindly heart
: Even az ! began TO edge my way
toNards these two. ! saw Mr. Cal
huun hlmaelf approach. tall. gray
Aud thin
iie was very pale that night. aud
! knew well enough what effort II
eost hin 10 attend any OF these
functions Yet he bowed with the
grace Of younger man and offer
cd the baroness an arm Then.
methinka. ali Washington Eaaped a
bit Not all Washington knew
what had gone forward between
these two. Not all Washing
ton knew what that couple meant
a. they marched Ia the grand pro.
ceasion that night Whni they
meant for America OF all those
who saw. ! alone Understood
80 they danced be with the dig
nifty uf hlH years. she with the
gracc which wac the perfection of
dancing. the perfection Of courtesy
and Of dignity also. as though she
knew and valued 20 the fall Nhat
was offered 10 her nov by John
Calhoun Grave, sweet and sad.
Helena Won Rita seemed 70 me tia,
nisht She was wholly unconscious
~ thoAe who looked and whispered
Tier face was pale aud rapt a. that
o. some deVotee
Mr. Polk himself stood apart.
aud plainly enough saw this little
matter 80 forward when Mr.. Cal.
honn approached him with the naf.
oneaa son Ritz upon HE arm. Mr
Polk eaa too much politician TO
hesitate OF 70 inquire lie know
that u vap safe for him TO follow
whore John Calhoun led These
two conHersed for q few moments
Thus. ! fancy. Helena Won Ritz had
her first and Last acquaintance
with one ~ our politicians Go whom
fate gave far more than bis de.
safts Il was the fortune 81 Mr.
Polk 20 gain for this country Tex.
As. California and orcE0a-nof one
Of them by desert Of his osn' Ny
heart has often been bitter when |
recalled that little scene Politics
80 interruptions can not always
have a loha Calhoun. Helena Won
Rita, % correct. gaard and guide
After this the card OF Helena Won
Rita might well enough. Indeed.
been full had she cared further 20
dance She excused herself grace
fully. sayiBg that after the honor
which bad been done her che could
not ask more SON. Washington
blurred. somewhat Of Europe as
well That might have been called
The triumph o. Helena won RitF
She felt II not But could soc
Tia, she gioricd IN some other
thing
! approached her ~ soon a. poe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
Bilious :?

=" How arc your bowels7" the doctor
always asks. lie knows hos im.
portant is the question Of constipation.
lie knows that inactivity 81 the liver
will often produce most disastrous
results. We believe Ayers Pills are
the bes' liver pills you can possibly
take. Sold Tor over 90 years.
Dssisrs ~ agree that on aesiar hoer u poet.
srciy ssssntsi 10 heath ~ usar stea
tecfof abosf dgsf . Fihs Aver c. &,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

slblc y am about 10 20. ahe said
"Uood-by 20 mo. now, here We
shall not meet again Say good By
20 me, now. quickly NY father
and are going 20 leave. The
treaty for Oregon % prepared Nov
! am done. Yea Tell me good
by"
Z viii not say it. said T. Il can
not
She smiled at me Others might
see heF liga. her smile ! saw what
Was Ia her eyes we mast not boz
selfish" said she Come, must
so
"Do not go" I insisted wait"
She caught my meaning Sure.
y" she said, Il will stay q little
longer for that one thing Yes. I
wish 20 see her again. Miss Ellaa
beth Churchill hated her ! wish
that | might love her nov. do you
know Would would she let me-
II she knew"
They say that love 10 not pos.
aihle between women" said 4 For
my own part. ] wish with you"
She interrupted with a light tap
of her fan upon nay arm Look. g.
not that ahs7"
turned a little circle 81 PEG
pie we're bowling before Mr Polk
who held a sort Of levee nj one side
~ the hall gaW the tall young
girl who AZ the moment swept a
graceful curtEey 20 the president.
ny heart spraur 70 my mouth Yea,
Il was Elisabeth Al. yes. there
famed up on the altar OF nay heart
The one fire, ~ Ions ago for her
50 Ws came now 20 meet. silently,
wlth small show. IN such way ~ 20
thrill none but our two selves She.
too. bad served. and that largely
aud nay constant altar fire had
done its part also. strangely. IN all
this long coll Of events Love an.
true love wlas and rules II makes
cur maps II makes our world
Ito De Continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
TO Fathers AND MOTHERS

When children start 3 school .hey are more less
tfttl
eheish minds asapt vHsarts an
AIRS y p Carroll wite trying 20
eare The enactment ~ bw the eachfug
hood n ne hoo ste teteyrs
fria ~ matteae
shsh E1ad she believes s that boys sheud
Ia
she said "therc su
Mfs carrofs views shared thinking people
There q Gr hut
ams M
VIII
hiH period q nenia uuelcamnesa will ns
ehidren wt4
heiier nteI @ te ihn narents q ssnrraitns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
FASHIONS

Row alter ROW of ihe simple
chain stitch. done with heavy SILK,
o. used az r. finish 10 many = hand.
some evening gown.
White tailored linen shirts with
che fronts. collars and cuffs plped
with the color Of the suit are smart
FOR girls
Pretty with coats and colored
bl0usea b. the deep cuff Of linen
with embroidery butionholed seal
l9ps and plated lace irill
Flowers for the new bats are
lovely whom fashioned from tulle
braid and lace Fringe Us being
iused ON many of the turbanH "
/ dapnf straw 0r SIR
There seems 90 be- a rage for
brocade biouaes yelled aiih nous
aelIno or chiffon and worn with
YolVet suits They are made with
out plaits or trimming, relying
upon the richness Of the material
Tor effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
Talks on Teeth
by the
Regal Dentists
New Teeth feel Natural

n IL were not possible for az 10
make Our Method Teeth look and
feel natural. they would BE- d failure
one Of the first comments made on
these teeth BY those who see them
for the fret time Is that they are
90 natural looking There Is an
entire absence Of the false tecih"
look about them Il requires skill
10 build W these teeth and place
thom Ia the mouth alongside Of ma.
lures teeth and make them M firm.
~. aHd no less skill il required to
follow the characteristics Of the
old teeth. 60 that the new ones will
look natural
In supplying Our Method teeth
we use no partial plates This ex-
plains In a great measure why The
teeth resemble natures 80 closely
The public demands something
better than the partial plate. aud
Our Method supplies the demand
This work costs no more than the
average dentist would charge for
work OF the first class. and c0nsid
ering that II Is not obtained else
where. II deserves 70 be investigated
by any man or woman who has lost
teeth or who IL wearing a partial
plate
We give a written guarantee with
all work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
\ W. Cor Third Av and Union St
Across the Street from the 2 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

The Gray Squirrels Ners the old
est squirrel family tn ceniral park
They had fine home IN large
maple tree beside the lake This
vinieF the Young daughter 81 the
family was ready % eome out ia
sncisiy 40 they wished 90 give a
grand party for her
They had been saving nuts AT the
fan 80 they could have a splendid
feast But Hias Squirrel bad set
Der heart nm serving almonds AZ this
party. and they had none Al Inc
people who came into the park with
nuts for ihe squirrels had peanuts
always peanuts Fur several days
the whole family had been scourinE
the park an ire lookout for almonds
wifb no success.
NoW there happened 20 be- iu ne
park n dashlng. frissy young squlr
rel Uho had admired this belle Of
squiFraifom for many months. but
o. was NOT Invited % The party Ne
and NJ Gfag Squirrel had had a
quarrel last summer over a bag "
nuts and n0ne ~ the family would
speak i0 him
He bad heard some chaiserina
gossip about Misa Squirrels distress
over fhc lack % almonds. and he
waa sorry. because be- Was kind
hearted chap lie was friskin9
about among the benches when an
oid gentleman came along aud sat
down This man vas very fond Of
feeding fhe squirrels and always had
his pockets foil Of NUTS This DAY
be- had brought almonds When The
little FELLOW discovered this he bad
an ldes n ne couid take 10 Niss
Gray Squirrel almonds enough for
Der perty maybe she would forgive
Rim and be- friendly He was very
busy me next half hour carrying A.
mouds 90 O hiding place
Then he weni 10 'he mansion by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
WOMEN
SUCCESS
VIEWERS

Miss lean 0oFdAn % Louisiana
the only factory Inspector % that
state 4 fighting the attempt 70 81.
cmpt first class thsAtfee from
the child labor las The 10000
members ~ the Cealrl Trades and
Ia Dor council ~ New Orleans nnapl
monaiy tndorard her Efforts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

~s,.s tnhieznrins butter
/ a sAree satsespocns floeft
sea one foarth seasronu
=. sns srp Of l.quid from a.
|smaxus. cae cap q cream.
essafsA enp os grated
/ sss Coca arfil smooth
,t assere taking fFem flge
Lss w beaten YolkH u tNo
Ices p<r oveF aspaFasus en-
+
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

S~res A yoang fewl WITH
~ssesa onloa and red pep
rsss Il Is about hale done
-. sefs 10 5 eariai % 60
a.,'sk snd coca aaiii ne
1850 = nearly done AIT
m Il rses. and boil "a
~ rsee 4 tendsg Az The
y III IN . tablespoonful o'
$50 parsleg and serve With
4 ,.ss a. = border and The
tss IN she center of the
tsal.ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

me lake and offered then al 90
Mias Squirrel She Vas so pleased
ne forgaYe higu a. once 10 was
Invited right 10 and he found him.
self the guest o. honor a. this great
coming out party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

a..h ana boil about two
IA. ssams IN one pint OF
! ~. wa,sg. Boil 10 mln
=. semsss the shells aad
J ~. -. ~ liquor season wite
-. serve hos vith q e.
: !. .s.s.5oalal d whipped cream
1900 wssh sail in eae0
ssrse vita egcalons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
THE MARKETS

The feiienfsa sr~ ne sfefksx prices
4usfsd ~ tn iaeaf shalssaa4sfs 90 laea
rrudacr. rneata Nah feed prltea in All
fe%es 0fr sHhtrff - rnrtaf1an. arrefafns
q ffssaarss ara senersf earfifeaes bet
ih~ee rftFFs. unlnes athsfale~ ta1irafed.
arr Ter strictly frat GRADS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
Miss Rives Writes
a New Novel

In THE Kingdom OF Slender
Swords her Latest Novel. the
Author Of Satan sandefson"
and Hearts Courageous" Olives
Further Proof % Her Genius and
Versatility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

|. rrt1s Asnnn head Of ietiuee
|arnia 4swt glsitsF Cut slx hare
+ 81 zllea egg h aAifez ernaa
II ss/ ssas. isAe o. yoika mash
- Asa gssy fine. mis ~ 2 table
|sst,ls SONS e auve oil ! rounded
1 Nh 4mpeh II Mustard. pepper
Is nil ard snuUgh vinegar
Il ~ - a. msiltleatig Cut llt.
|Iss.nfI ~ 4 - eaa u earl egg 90
Fl "a esk / nand. and arrange
tEn1ns - ssfnee leaves Fiu
H. AfA sAax vlsh dressed yoiks
Lar shMi haE green peas on
~ z 4fssEsd yoik They
- kek aks ny eggs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19


4 Asas stni IL milk. I sRx.
Il ~ u sugsF hot. tuf not
slssaS sd : tableapouns
sfNasa auflasoged Rela
~ Whsn cool add Il guar
81 narxtmalioes. - eup
fipIsa wslnats tablespoon
fwAa ard the whipped
ts1a q "a elns Of thick
fsMu Sir occasionally Whlie
fnH1ains 10 9feSent the
fsAz IRON floasing en- the
- Serve vita bot chocn
~ saaes made Ike the Col
fS ] cup brown sugar.
fAsag milk. butter size 81 an
~ Be- uniii thick. addlnz
n.ra q anilavofed chocolate
Asfs selling, eaopgh 20 give
= desired chocolate flavor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

Sunpfr
rksse Sandwiches
Celery
s.ssan Layer Cake Ie'.


: ma. .As chops aEt s'iee
! -. auvles IN a lryias pan
4. et.ie bot lat. unless tae
al sall land pepper
- 4, and iry Brown
"a sAeps and apples
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19


20 N4sef thin slices OF Vi. I
"a bred. slice cheese iu
NJ iAm pieces and cover
80 siih cheese Sprinkle
80 nli and . dash 81 cav
PIT iHo pieces togefh
idAsi sio~iy each side Of
.aaiNieh ard the rbeaaa
/ y melted nice for salad
~ Ms very nice Tor sun
n aisAL wah uhlle sauce
1919 ever atd garuished
/ asslsy. toast points aud
~ bAlsd eggs
rftftttss.ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

the charge made hv the combine
EDWIN ,. nROwN. ms t1rst Az.
Union nlack Between Columbia and
cherry SITS
open evenings until q aud sundays
unN for people who work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
let Nc Sead Nuu Dniiar's Worth
&c the Great MirhtNHt lsNternui
Kennedy. " htrh T. tuFlnS
Thousands. ~ TRY
lrmr yu~F
Sign and Mail My Coupon

Frederick Dyer, Corresponding Sec'y.
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matter where located, how severe,
ar whether 81 ~ chronic, Ncute, mua-
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our powerful vet harmless INNATE
Rect Drafts. They have even cured
cases on 80 and 80 wears standing
Where baths and doctors aid moti-
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Ju~t siKa aud mati the coupon h~-
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prcprid. 8 regular 81 uatr no Muela
Foot nrnfts. thc great Michigan cure
for every kind 81 Rheumatism
chronic 90 acute muscular. trfntfr
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Then if yuu are fmi'N FatiaNa1 Win
the benefit received send rs one
Dollar 10 not keep your money.
You are the ludEe. and Ne tRke sour
word. We know what Magic Foot
Drafts are doing Tor we send them
everywhere and wait for our pay
Until the work is done let ms send
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Valuable o.
luatrn ted fs''s "'as
booklet free
Win the Z a r. lwwuwRwm
rriul Drafts Nt~1 sA
send NO NlA {ffvdfsE3
money just 49, II - -
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now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

Dear Miss Grey WIN YOU kind.
" inform me through the columns
~ the paper al what age one -
termed middle aged9"
go IN an introduction. whose
name should De- pronounced first.
the womans or the mansa | have
heard inlrodueilona given IN several
ways STAR READER
A. About as or 80. although now
adays people hardly ever own to
haina middle aged
tsl The man should always be
introduced 60 the woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
-..-oF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WoMEN-..-
NnthiaGrcyo
Il etters

Dear Miss Grey Having lost my
first papers naturalization / took
out tn New York CITY IN February
OF March. 1905 could YOU please
toll me 80 this column how 10 se.
cure duplicates
ROBERT WANGsTROM.
Bryant. Wash
A Write % Naturalization Dc
partmeut Federal building New
York City whore sou got your pa
pefs. and they VIII either send YOU
duplicates or tell you how YOU may
get them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

Dear Mise Grey Would sou
kindly tell me how 10 cook dried
peaches and also h0w 10 bake
beans. aud The kind Of beans 20 ash
Tot nt lhe groeers
OLGA RAYMOND STUART
A-Wash the dried peaches thor
ouEhlf and soak over night Pour
of the water and put on back o.
the stove With warm water sum.
Client 20 cover where they will sim.
mer. but not boil After simmer
Sag Tor an hour OF so. add suff.
clent sugar 70 Hweeten and co0k
nntil IA thick as desired
Baked Beans
Ask your grocer f0r either Calf.
fogula pee beans or the small white
navy beans
Chemists tell W. that IN the skin
Of the bean there u a poison which
can be- removed BY soaking Il Ia
cold water
Take ono plat of dried beans
which have been soaked over night
and iet stand IN boiling water on
back u stove about ore hour. Wash
In cold water and pui In bean pot
Dissolve one half teaspoonful each
~ salt. pepper. mustard and brown
sugar wlth two iahlsspooufuls mo
iaaHeu IN a cup ~ boiling water
Pour over beaus Score che fourth
pound " mined salt pork and bury
in beans jus, cover with hot water
and bake al day. adding wafer
when needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
'qRFY5lYF01l


4 1874 CLAN hfcA
I - olives
ssselsh Chicken
nasaea Potato
Aaparheas au utatin
Lettuce Salad
~, banquet ruddlns
Coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
War TO the Teeth

The Rental Com nlue
loses two dofiafa you
save O. dollar and I
make a dollar when I
DO your Dental work,
Combine Dentists
Ethlrs is Go charge high
pricoa without d guar.
anfeo Nv ethics Is 70
guarantee Dental work
e prices people can pay,
I don compete with
cheap Dentists lut 40
the best work fur half
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-10-08
Race Meeting.

Kentucky Trotting Horse Breede s
Association Lexington. KY, Oct A.
Is, 1910 The Illinois Central will sell
round trip tickets to Lexington, Ky,
account the above occasion at the
rate of SITS Dates of sale, Oct. 8
to 25, 1910 Return limit. Tickets
good returning to reach original
starting point not later than mid.
night of Oct. 18th. 1910.
T. L, Morrow. agent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-10-08
TRI-STATE
Vehicle and Implement Deal
ers Association.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 24-29, 1910
The Illinois Central will sell round
trip tickets to Cincinnati, Ohio, &C
count the above occasion at the
rate of SO 40 for the round
trip. Dates of sale, Oct. %,
20 and "a, 1910. Return limit. Tick
cts good to reach original starting
point not later than midnight of
October 3lst, 1910.
7. L. Morrow, Agent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-10-08

Exactly a week after Mrs. Cart
many had left Likemore came in and
found Gartmany packing suitcase
and trying herolcally to look self-sac-
rificing.
i've decided TO run down and Join
Ada" he told Likemore. You see,
I-er-am afraid she'll get too lone
some. She's so dependent on me for
company. Hate to leave you, old chap,
but kind of feel II is my duty
what are you laughing at?"
You never could guess!" said
Likemore.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-10-08
Team OF Wolves.

A Russian named Pechenko, who Is
travelling by road from Krasnoyarsk
to St. Petersburg with a little cart
drawn by two wolves, has arrived at
Omsk safely. The wolves were cap.
tured five years ago and are now per
feetly tame-Pall Mall Gazette.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-10-08
When Ada
Went Away

II was the first time the Gartmanys
had been separated since they were
married. Mrs Gartmany said 1t was
perfectly dreadful to leave Harry, and
she didn't see how on earth she was
going to do it when the time came,
but her people simply insisted on her
going to visit them.
Gartmany bore up heroically. He
said it would seem mighty strange
with Ada away, and 1t would be hard
to bear IT, but he would do his best
to endure the separation, inasmuch
as he did not see how he could leave
his business just then.
Yet down deep in his heart, uncon-
fessed even to himself, he looked for
ward to enjoying his little vacation.
Of.course he loved his wife and was
perfectly happy, but he knew It would
seem good to hunt up the boys and
stay as late as he wanted to at the
club without having to watch the
clock
II would be fun, too, TO have srno-
kers and Dutch suppers at the house
and not have to remember about not
scattering cigar ashes on the porch.
Such things wouldn't matter, because
nobody would see them but himself
before the maid swept He would get
Likemore to come over and stay with
him. Likemore and he had been
chums before his marriage, and Of
late they hadn't seen much Of each
other Ada called Likemore sarcastic
instead of clever and amusing. and
somehow she and Likemore did not
get on well together.
Il wish you were going, too" said
Mrs. Gartmany, tearfully, when her
husband put her on the train.
80 do l." said Gartmany, dutifully.
But business" he added firmly, sim
ply will not let me-"
81 know" agreed Mrs Gartmany,
resignedly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-10-08
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