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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28
The Daily Chit Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

(CD EMEdBER that when you are right you cn ahord 10 keep your tenn.
II per- and when you are wrong you can't AFFORD N los. IT,"
Although she had more than the ordinary womans provooa.
voice"
know n woman who ouEht to have that for al eptaph
Ana ! think % would be- an eptaph 10 be proud o.
L-- Houan l.. Lul- L-ornua LnaLLE mL-cLLnInu- cL-aon ln h-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28
Blue Label socIetX.

The Blue Label society of the South
Side. will give their euchre party at
Bisho1's hall. on Forty-third street.
Friday evening. Everybody invited
to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28
Suburban 500 club

Mrs. VIII Cox was hostess 10 the
Suburban 500 club at her home on
Fourteenth street. Thursday after
noon. the hours being from two 10
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Some Of the new skirts are cut with
what ~ apparently a shaped hounca
which. however. does not fare per-
coptibly at tho bottom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28

New York city leads the world in
educational facilities. II has more
teachers than 81 has policemen, fire.
men and letter carriers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28

Hawaii Is the pineapple farm Of the
world. The largest pineapple cannery
In the world Is near Honolulu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28

Meister's orchestra will furnish the
dance program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28

Hoys- To get a dying machine. buy
n aack ~ Royal Blue Flour
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Boz Social.

The Christian Endeavors Of the
Christian Church OF Martins Ferry.
gave a box social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Seibert. Of Vine
street Thursday evening. a good time
was enjoyed by all present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28
VIII Entertain.

Miss Rose Kettler will entertain
her friends with a birthday party
Monday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28

phatize something or to demand immediate obedience. be- usually raises hi
voice and % sd DOING lets on steam just the way the steam engine doc
when 90 blows is whistle
Row. this woman. instead OF letting on The steam by shouting. Keeps .
tat suppressed energy rght back Of her even. level tones The result
nav one Rets o sense OF force from her low spoken words far beyond IN
impression that amy shouting could give
\ man Who can make a dog mind without raising HE voice
a mother who can make a child obey without raising her voice
Ihese are Two people who almost always command respect from N
impression Of reserve force that they give
I'm not so sure but that this would be a good test Tor a woman to app
10 md out DO shc has q man or only n dress suit for a lover
Docs he Intellectually shout at the dog whom ho would control. or vi
instant obedience by a low spoken word
u he a steam whistle or a steam engine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28

Carroll Club Party.
Members OF the Carroll club will
enjoys cards and dancing May 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-28

The following charters have beer
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-03-31

So far fourteen cities have announc-
ed themselves as wanting the 1912
meeting of the national conventions of
the democratic and republican par
ties, as follows: Milwaukee, Memphis,
Louisville, Atlanta, Baltimore, Detroit.
St Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, San
Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia, New
York and Denver. 1t would seem that
San Francisco, Denver, Boston or
Philadelphia will get the republican
convention, as it is generally conceded
that it will go either to the extreme
west or extreme east, while it is prob
able that Kansas City or Chicago
will get the democratic meeting, they
being nearer the central part of the
nation. No doubt the campaign be-
tween these cities will be warm. as
many of them are already sending
their literature to the members of the
national committee of each of the par
ties.
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Recapitulation
Amt. in bank at 4 per cent. in

Amt. in bank at per cent. in
terest, payable quarterly. .$298.50
The excess evidently was caused by
parties paying money collected to me
and not giving names correctly who
had paid Should the names of any
persons contributing to this fund not
appear in the foregoing list, they will
confer a favor by giving me their
names, amount contributed and to
whom paid, so as to enable me to cor
rectly enroll their names in our his
toric record book A number of veter-
ans have not contributed anything.
Let all contribute at least one dollar
each. Surely none will refuse. Re-
mittances can be handed to me, or for
warded to me by mail at Martel, Flor
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-03-31

A house valued at a thousand dol
lars cannot be insured for two. so
why should mans life be insured
for several thousand dollars when the
man isn't worth thirty cents?-Pensa-
cola Journal.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-03-31
The 0C4LA FERTILIZER co.
Offers $I25 In Prizes
10 Exhibitors at the Marion County Fair
Who Use their "SUPERIOR' Fertilizers

me Largest Yield of Corn on One w ~ $500
me Largest Yeld OF Cotton on One o Land $500
Inc Largest Yield OF Syrup From of Land 1000
1e largest Yield OF Sweet Potatoes of
Ine WE'VE Largest Heads of Lettuce 5oo
nh no4
Inc Best Six Heads 80
The Best o. '' '''''''' o'Oo
DeS nan bushei OF Irish Potatoes.
Inc BEST Half Dozen Peanut Vines on oo
WE L also GIVE ONE HUNDRED OUR ~suPERIoRv
FERTILIZER FOR THE BEST OF ANY vEcErA
sLEs OR FARM CROPS NOT MENTIONED ABOVE
The Conditions ne cOntest Are AS Follows.
All prizes are to be paid in
~AN0u Win our Supe
INC 'u u corn Cotton Syrup and
must be certified to by attested
usAelesled parties who shall
judge 0DAui'ee appointed 10
must be on exhibition at the of the Oca Fertilizer
Company during the three days the County Fair for
$3.50 INC 0oins'dlh' Win ears
twenty-five pounds seed and one stall % ~ III
cotton "'N-N u ootOn VIII
WE'VE OF the largest stalks of one gallon Of svrrn
one oushe OF the largest
"" agree 10 take care of these the fair and d
cheruIy gven- ny e' ""0rmauon will be
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-03-31
CONTRIBUTIONS TO MONUMENT
FUND

List of names of persons and
amounts contributed by them to aid
in erecting a monument to the women
of the south of the Sixties" at some
point in Florida, to be selected:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-22
Justice Is such coarse food q tn
larder furnished.

Justice is such coarse food q the
harder furnished. a
The eating helped me greatly; but
for somS time 20 busy were we that
neither Of u spoke. On my own part
experienced q strange hesitancy Ia
addressing her upon terms OF equality.
Ordinarily not easily embarrassed IN
feminine society. / felt In this instance.
definite barrier between u, which
prevented my feeling at ease. Now
and then as We sat opposite ench
other, eating amid silence most IN.
pleasant, I would catch her eyes
g!ancing across at re, but they were
lowered instantly whenever ] yeatrred
to meet them. Finally broke the
stiffness With commonplace remark:
81 presume your people VIII be
greatly worried by this time over your
mysterious disappearance"
A flush swept her throat and
cheeks. but she did not lift her eyes
from the plate. YES" she answered
slowly, Frank Is doubtless searching
for me long, before this
Frank" +. asked, feeling glad Of
this opportunity to learn more OF her
relationships. "You forget. possibly.
that your friends are strange to mo.
: You refer to the gentleman who ex-
pected to meet you on the road r
ITO Major Brennan. yes
There was nothing about the tore Of
her reply that invited me to press the
inquiry further. Ono thing, however,
was reasonably certain,-the man she
called "Frank" could not be her father.
longed to ask il he was brother.
but the restraint of her; whole manner
repealed the suggestion.
did understand that you have
nursed In the Federal hospitals at
Baltimore?' questioned, more to con-
tjnue the conversation than from any
deep interest.
Merely as . volunteer, and when
the regular nurses were especially
busy. Major Brennan was stationed
there for some time when ! first
visited him, and felt 1t my duty as
. loyal woman to aid the poor fel-
lows"
remained silent, striving vainly
70 frame some innocent question
which should solve for me the prob
lem Of who and what she was. Sud.
denly she spoke softly:
Captain Wayne, I feel owe you
an apology for my unwarranted and
unladyliks conduct last night. I am
very sure now that you are gem
tleman. and will appreciate how BIT
terly was tried. how deeply I%haye
ever since regretted It"
It hurt her pride to say even this
much. % could tell By her downcast
eyes and heaving bosom, and
hastsssd 30 relieve her embarrass-
ment.
"You have nothing whatever. - ssk
forgiveness for" said earnestly.
Rather such request should come
from mo. I only trust. Miss Brsnnan.
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3tAis way. We iuast remove your
Jackst and cut away the slssvs o. your
shirt. = (.
AZ lat The disasresabis task VA
accomplished. The wouadsl shoulder
complstsly barred. Her face was
dsathly white now. ana abe shielded
her syss with her hand.
ri 'Oh, what I horrible wound!" she
exclaimed. almost sobbing. How that
great brute must have hurt you!"
1.-THE wound II not 30 serious % II
appears" replied sreassurinsly. and
glad myself to feel that ! spoke the
truth. .'but confess the pain Is in
tense, and makes mo feel somewhat
faint. Il was not 80 much the mere
bite Of the dog, but unfortunately he
GOT his teeth into an old wound and
tore 1t open"
'.An old wound?' Is
Yes; I received MIME ball there
1t Gettysburg. and although the bullet
was extracted. the wound never prop.
erly healed" VI
She performed her disagreeable
task with all the tenderness Of a
sympathetic woman. and as she
worked swiftly and deity, made no
attempt to conceal the tears c!ingirg
to her long lashes. Skilfully the
deep, Jagged cash was bathed out.
and then az carefully bound up with
the softest cloths she could find at
hand. The relief was great, and | felt,
q moved the shoulder, that saving
the soreness it would probably not
greatly bother me.
''Now you must lie back and rest .
she said commandingly, As attempted
to thank her.
"As your nurse / command abso.
lutte quiet" striving to speak ga!ly.
"See, the daylight IL already here,
and I mean to discover If this lone
cabin contains anything which human
beings can. eat; I confess that am
nearly famishsd.
"A most excellent symptom, and I
imagine your quest will not be wholly
vain. To my eye that greatly re-
sembies slab Of bacon hanging be-
side the chimney"
st indeed is,' she exclaimed, "and
I feel % . shipwrecked seaman must
on first beholding land"
However my naturally energetic
spirit revolted at inactivity. for the
time being my faintncss precluded any
thought Of doing other than obeying
her orders. and lay there silent.
propped up against the logs. my eager
eyes following her rapid. graceful
movements with . constantly increas-
ing interest Az she worked. the re.
Election Of the red flames became
mingled with the gray dawn. until the
bare and cherries interior grew more
and more visible. Her search was far
from unsuccessful, while her resource
fitness astonishsd me, old campaigner
a. was: for It was scarcely more
than full daylight before she had me
q the table. and I was. doing full
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-22
n uBIIoAN IOWA.

thGt y6n WIN excuse my part in this
oxtrcnoly unfortunate affair."
she ut looking down upon her
Plate. her fingers nervously crumbling
z bit @ corn bread.
n ,''You do not even known who am"
she said slowly. Il am not Miss, but
Mrs. Brennan"
III felt @ II Q dash OF cold water
had been suddenly thrown in my face.
Il Indeed =? i stammered, scarcely
knowing what said. "You appear SO
young girl that never once thought
OF you Is being married woman"
Il was married very early; indeed,
before ! was seventeen. My hus-
band"
What she was about to add l could
but conjecture, for q quick change in
the expression Of her face startled me.
what is ftp questioned. half ris-
ing to my feet, and glancing over my
shoulder toward the wall where her
eyes were riveted.
Something resembling hand
pushed aside the coat hanging yon-
der" she explained in low trembling
tone, "and / thought saw face"
Believing it to be merely her over
wrought nerves which were at fault,
r sought to scothe her. 1T vas prob
ably no more than she<ow." said.
crossing to her side Of the table, to
enable her better 90 feel the influence
OF my prcs>~ce. LIST us be content
to sit Ike by the door. for we should
b. taking too great a risk OF discovery
if we vontured into this open
,. mad barely spoken these words and
placed my fingers on her hand to lead
her forward when the snail door
which opened into the shed was
thrown back noisily. and two great
shaggy dogs, the evident mates Of
the dead brute at our feet, leaped
, tlercely in. She shrank toward me
with a sob Of terror; but even as I
! drew revolver from my belt. man
and woman appeared almost stimuli
taneously in that same opening.
Down, Douglas! down, Roderickl.
Ha! There lies Red Murdoch, stark
and Shutdown, you brutes: you'll
be dead yourselves sometime"
The man strobe forward a. ne
spoke, clubbing the frenzied brutes
with the stock of the long rifle he
carried.
"eY'elled on the view the opening
| pack he quoted, as he distributed
his blows impartially to right and left:
crock, glen, and cavern paid them
! back. Them thar be SCOTS words,
/ stranger, an reckon - how Oh sil
Walter knew whut he wus writin'
bout. Stop thet blame youlin', you
Roder3ok, CT I'll take t'other end o.
this glm ter :ye."
He redoubled his efforts for peace.
finally driving the rebellious beasts
back into one corner. where they sat
upon their Launches and eyed us visit
fully.
"'Two dogs Of black Saint Hubert's
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breed. iilSaichs6 Tor courage. breath.
and sreei ~ Ne exclaimed. wiping the
perspira4ipa from his face with thS
back q cas hand and staring u ~
specially the breath"
He was = fierce looking little fellow.
scarcely more than a half-grown boy
IN size. With round, red face full Of
strange wrinkles, and head 40 oddly
peak shaped - ever looked upon. i
went up exactly like the apex Of :
pear, while the upper portion was
utterly bald. He formed most re-
markal ., contrast to the tall. raw
boned, angular female who loomed up
like small mountain just behind him.
IT reckon as how you uns he'd quite
! bit OF scrap afore ye laid thet
thar dorg out. stranger" he said. =
hslf-angry tone lurking in his deep
voice. "'The flcetest hound In all tho
North an I'm burned II jist likes
thor way you uns makes yerselves ct
hum m this yere cabin"
"Shet up, Jed Bungay," cut IN his
better-half, sharply, and as she spoke
she caught the little man uncercmoni-
ously by one arm, and thrusting him
roughly to one side strobe heavily
forward until she paused in the centre
Of the room facing us with her arms
akimbo.
'.Now I'd list Hike ter know" she
said savagely. "wlo you uns be, q
breakin' into house, Ghd a KILN .
Gorg. en- eat!n' up everything W.
lns got without so much as sayin'
by yer leave err nuthin. reckon as
how you uns don't take this yers
cabin fer no tavern
Madam" ! said with low bow.
1T Is misfortune, not desire, which
has caused us to trespass upon your
hospitality. We will very gladly pay
you literally for any damage done. l
am an officer in the Confederate SER
vice, and the breaking down OF our
horses compelled US to take refuge
here in order that this lady might
not be exposed to langer from rowing
gangs of guerillas. The dog attacked
US in the dark, and we killed him In
order to save our lives"
"'The deep.mouthed bloodhound's
heavy bay resounded up the rocky
way" calculated Bungay with dan
cling eyes.
"Drat yer potry. Jed Bungay! 70
dew make me tired fer suah." She
turned back to us, and from her tsrst
words It was plainly evident she had
been impressed with BIZ. oEe sentence
Of my labored explanation.
did you sns say as how ye'd pay
fer whut re ct anG fer tibet truck ye
busted?" she asked doubtfully.
Certainly. madam. and ! took
some money from my pocket az cyl.
dence Of good faith. What would you
consider due you?"
The grim, set face relaxed slightly,
while she permitted her husband to
edge his way q little more into the
foreground.
i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-22

wal. sGfango9. ] eostef reoAoa -
how bout four blts III squas' tAtnG
dorgs II mighty dusn cheap heesAboat
enyhow. 0ivo ne thsr four bits.
mister. an reckon . how + u
be all right.
giaaced O Mrs. Brsnnan. Anl The
amused twinkle n her syss ~ me
TO say heartily, I'VE had not eatirsly
completed our meal. "a imagined W
saw ghosts"
"Ghosts!" He glanced aFoulA %.
prehenstvely,- "'Ons Heaven and on
thy lady call. and enter the enchanted
hall!' Wus Their ghosts - saw over
thar" And no pointed toward the
wall opposite.
I nodded.
"Then I softsr rsekon - how
Marian and me WINS them ghosts" he
continued, grinning. Eve softsr rsck-
oned as how We wanted Tor go who
wus yere afore Ne come n. TIL
listen till my fancy hears the clans Of
swords, the crash OF spearS.' These
we're is tough times. stranger. 10 thesa
parts, an 4 man whut has ter perfect
q lovely female hes got ter keep hia
eye skinned"
Maria shifted contemptuously.
"Ye're no great shakes q . perfect
in o. me. Jed Bungay. Now you Oh
down thar an begin ter fiji up.
reckon a. how Their Cap an his gal
will kinder jine with N for manners"
She seated JED with such extreme
vigcr that looked for the chair "a
collapse beneath him % ho came
down. but the little man. not in the
| least daunted. picked up his knife and
fork with Q sigh of relief.
40 woman! In our hours Of ease
uncertain. coy. and hard to please,
he murmured. Come. at down
stranger: sit down an share .
soldiers couch. soldiers fare Not
as I'm sojer." he hastened TO *
| plain, but thet's how It Is IN ther
book. Say. old woman. kint - kinder
skier up some coffee fer We uns--
leastwise vhut us Confeds call cot.
fee?"
without much difficulty I induced
| Mrs. Brennan to draw hef chalf once
more to the table. and ! sat down
beside her.
"yo. are Confederate. then?"
asked, curious to know upon wnicl
side his sympathies were enlisted II
| the struggle.
He glanced warily at my graz
| Jacket, then his shrewd. shifty eyes
| wandered to the blue and yellow cav
airy cloak lying on the floor.
wal, list don't know. Cap h
said cautiously. continuing 70 eat q
he talked, "as I'm much o enythinl
in this we're row. First ther durnet
gray-bacts they come sncopin' VI
/ we're. an run off all my horgs; theE
Their blame blue-bellies come Ions
an cut down every, lick o my cor,
fodder, SO thet I'll be cussed II ! AIM
bout ready tel. fight either side. Any
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-22
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1IDG6 . o1S - tea1eA
u D,selpls q, On vvalesr

ssssl:.sss5. ~ OvOOyyyO ~ or VvogeDe
1vea . I ea1ea upoa hes. NY a.
1tsak1oa Aospsr than ny pain. the
arch sxpeossioa q her face changed:
there eane . sudden r1sh u pity, Of
anxiety into those c3ear. challenging
eyss. and with oas quick step she
drew neaSsr ana bsnt above mo.
'e0h. Captain Wayne" she cried.
her warm. womanly heart conquefing
III prsjudics. "you are badly hurt ana
blesding. Why did you not tell me?
Please let mo aid you"
Il fear must" I replied grimly.
Il would gladly spare you, Tor indeed
! do not bsiiswe my Injury sufficient
~ aofious to cause alarm, but find
4 havo only one arm can use at
present; the huts got Ais tssth into
the 0thsr.''
"oh. believe me. I can do t." She
spoke bravsly. . sturdy ring Of con-
fIdsnce 81 tho voics, although 1t the
th0uxht ~ face Paid. II have besn
h To hospitals ct Baltimore, and
takoa care Of wounded soldiers. II
&Aaso SWas only sonas wstsr here!"
0ho Sia1noA about, breeding thu pos
ssibility q having % 60 forth into
the night aJdos g. search Of sprins
or well sss
Il think you VIII find . pan On the
bench ysnder. I said, for from whore
I leaned against the wall could see
out into ths shed. 1T was doubtless
left for the dog 70 drink frsm."
sho came back With Il, tearing down
. cloth nom OF PES In the VAN -
she passed. and then, wearing reso-
lutte aif o. authority, knslt beside me.
and with rapid fingers, flung back my
Jacket, unfastening the rough army
shirt, and laid bare. % far - was
possible. the laoeFatod shoulder.
.'ForSivs me,." she said anxously.
hut ! fear L can never dress 4 II
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-22
a nar,.. na.,x zee 18Th.

A hare which had made daily
practice OF swimming In tae see4 at
Cley. to tho delight Of visitors. has
heen captured by some local fishermen
in . boat. They chased the Animal
seward for 500 yards before they
came up with It. Tho hare Wa than
exhausted and WAS easily captured.
London Daily Mail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-22
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