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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19
ny FASsETTS DEPARTMENT STORE
.sts b pretty coed spssd but smile gets more action

Mr.. j. L. Freeman and w. H. Faasett
are expected home in few days. They
found some hot weather in st. Joe.
Minnie Kline spent Sunday with Miss
Carrie DIETRICH Of Center.
Rocky Ford cantaloupes are now on
the market.
Miss Clella Merchant attended cup
and saucer shower Thursday afternoon.
w. H. Golf is expecting his wife Sat-
urday morning; they will live IN the west
part Of the city.
III we noticed little pleasures
As we noticed little pains,
And forgot our losses,
Remembered all our gains
Looked for peoples virtues,
Their faults refused to see,
What . comfortable, happy.
Cheerful place this would be-" Adopted
The latest Fall styles for 1911 will b
on display in the show windows. These
include Ladies' coats, suits and skirts.
We now have some Maiden Blush ap-
pies. the first OF the season; these arc
especially good for apple sauce.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

w. H. Cod was out OF the store several
days this week on account Of sickness.
Lowell Gibbs returned from weeks
camping trip Saturday evening. he re-
ports having fine time and catching
some good sized fish.
We have been getting some fine peach
- this week from Peter Fink. an old
resident Of Monte Vista. He recently
bought an orchard in Espanola.
Ara Maxwell and H. G. Loss were
amoug those who went to Creede Tues
day. They report . very enjoyable time.
Mr.. Los parted with dollar and half
to re the prize fight.
IAN doubts regarding the real pros
perity q the country are removed, AZ the
Bureau d Census has issued . report
allowing . tremendous increase in the
business a wearing silk stockings and
socks Tho government Investigators
report IN increase Of 288 per cent.
A pocket book was found in the store
this week; owner can have same by
proving owneship.
. -
"Luck is something We blame when
NO fail and deny whom We succeed"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19
ANNUAL FAIR

Special and unique features are
being arranged Tor by the commit
tes In charge Of the program ios
the fsir 70 be held this year st
Monte Vista. Copy for the prom.
ium hst will probably b Ia the
hands Of tho printers early next
week.
A guarantee fund b being
raised 10 assure the success q The
fair, and Ill those interested ~
urged 70 aid the finance committee
In this regard.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

". d. Hoover returned Friday
morning from . business trip 10
Deuvss. He Gays the general ost.
look Tor Tie sugar factory = good.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

Nm. Frank Goad and two chil.
drsn, Carroll and Ailene,. left Sat-
urday evening for Denver where
they will visit Mrs. Gosd's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

Ars. Chas. Daley and son Of
Aspen, Colo, arrived Thursday
morning TO care for Mrs. Dailey's
mother.in.Aw, Mn. Fulton, who
u quite III.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

J. +. Blaokbura left Tuesday
night Tor Trinidad on . business
trip.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

JIG. Ripper and wife Of Los
Angeles arrived in Monte Vista
Thursday and are guests Of Mr..
Kipper's sisters, Miss Belle Ripper
and Mn. John Macarthur.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

Miss Pearl Cox has accepted .
position - ssleslsdy for the Hun
ter Mercantile company.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

Oiof sundquist returned Thurs
day morning from . business trip
10 Doovoe.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

The potato situation the past
week has changed for the bad.
The vines are large and Of good
color. bat the tubers arc few in the
kiA No expisaaAion ioe thirupu-
dition b givea. Eleven years ego
the same condition prevailed in
this valley.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

Tho Monday Musical club will
give q concert at the Broadway
opera house August II, which will
be a treat for oil lovers Of good
music, and indications are that Il
will b. patronixed most libssslly,
hence the caution may not b
smiss that those desiring the
choice Of seats make haste 70 see
the ticket man. He can be found
at Fulles's.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

Mn. Edna Donahus Of Pueblo,
he's bssn the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs..
n. L. Brady the past week.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

@. w. Mcdaniel and wife who
have been visiting their daughter,
Nm. E. 9. Phillips, returned 10
their home In Agra, Kansas, Tues.
day.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

Mn. w. J. Klingla 10 entertain.
ing hse daughter, Mn. o. o. Long
q Garden City, Kansas, who sr.
Rived 4ouday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

Ed Wright and family Of Man.
din, ILL.,, arrived Sunday for visit
with relatives At this place.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

Miss Lenore Chelf who has been
visiting her grandfather H. E.
Fogle, returned to her home in
Grand junction, Colo., Tuesday
evening.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

o. V. Powell 4 Go. are getting
In shape 10 do thriving business
very soon. Call and get soquaint-
with The new, firm.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

John Ewing, Of Del Norte, and
Commander Woodside went to
Denver Wednesday night 10 attend
Q meeting Of the Home commission.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19
ANNUAL LOG ROLLING
A BIG SUCCESS

Don't that sound funny; - il .
Woodmen Log Rolling was ever
anything else.
But then this was an unusually
big success and the scene was laid
in Cresda, where they know no
half way measures when II comes
to entertaining friends from neigh
boring towns.
When the special train OF four
cars arrived in Monte Vista, about
eight car loads Of Woodmen and
boosters for the order were at the
depot and the problem Of securing
seats for the crowd was worked
out enroute. When the D. 4 X.
g. furnishes too much seating
room, We would like to be apprised
Of the fact. However, the crowd
was good natured and was out to
enjoy the whole thing-and did.
With the Monte Vista delegation
were the band and ball team and
1t Del Norte a few more were
taken on and when Creole was
reached, tho gulch ohoked and
Woo.lmen day was the real thing.
Creole hospitality bulged from
all sides and the program, with al.
.litions and corrections, was carried
out according TO plans aud speoi6.
cations. The warming from the
trout committee had been duly
needed and Choppers from valley
aud plain who are out of range OF
trout streams, laid in q summer
supply at the big dinner.
Then there were:ball game, races,
contests Of all kinds for al oomers
at all weights, and each event
passed of ~ smoothly % though
CREASED for the occasion.
Creole, 1911. has got q new pace
for the men with tho AZ and sav.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

Luck is something We blame when
wo fail and deny whom We succeed"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-08-19

A pocket book was found in the store
his week; owner can have same by
proving ownenhip.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
perfuttert, lit MiaIfn gniilage Elm
bonn @iieb germ genommeaes un6 gut
ani9lagenoes Galtter.
Bonn 8adertiid.

Gie ioeben eridienene Oiterausgabe
ser r0eutiden &ausfrnu," Milmau=
fee, @is., bietet in ibrer gefaQigen
DEMONSTRATING rno 0em rei4baltigen
Snbalt piel oes Sntereli anten uno
2ebrreiden fir Den Sci er. Sdon oas
Iitelblatt nit Sem rei5enoen 8iloe Ser
fleinen @ratulanten m1tbet ber5ge=
minnen6 an. Som SSnbalt beben mir
berpor: oas biibide 5riiblingsbilo
un6 Oitergeoidt bon Sans 8elgen=
bauer Don @ieia, cine meitere Sort
iebung oes aQieitig nit Spannung er=
partete &omans nSonne uno Sdat=
ten," bon @ilbelm Semen, iomie oas
id)one, iQuitrierte @eoidt, ~6riib=
aus Mir5a = Sdaffp. 90
ran idliebt iid elm anmtbise Hlau0e=
rel bon 0r. s. 8aoe iiber 5riiblings=
blumen, Sic 5fi53e ~2iebeslea5e gro
Ber Gomponiiten" bon @lie. 5ranlen
uno elm iebr int%ereiianter iQuitrirter
Mrtifel iiber ~MQerlei merfmuroiges
Shubmerf. 5ante @Qa's 8lau6erede
iorgt fir bie &leinen nit elmer biib=
iden Siterer5ablung ut1o alerlei 5ur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
@rebi9ers 9pbn 9ebeilt
DON 3uberfulpf8.

@rtaltung, 8rouditis, 2ungenbeidnerz
ben ODER 59tpinoiu6t bernadldfigen, tit
gefabrlid. Nebmt Gdman's Mlteratipe,
6enn es lit tpirtiam in Subertuloiis. @ez
niigenbe Gbioen3 bon lebenben 3eugen.
cinema. 81. q.
@errenl @or Dem Sebrunr 1908 lit
ib on Der Ga Grippe, tpelhe in 5uber<
tuloiis ausartete, unb mein Mr3t 90. mir
nod einen Monat al leben. Ntein gater
50rte bon @dman'S Mlteratibe uno erln9@
tie midi, es gu nebmen. Sd bin iebt
bel boiler @eIunobeit uno miege tpieoer
1855 Yfunb.
1Ilnter8eidnet) e. $. gomles.
S6 m0dte iebes 8ort bes 3eugnines
metnes Sobnes beitdtigen.
(l1nter5eidnet) 81 y. S. S. Comics.
9nltor. Der Hresbhterianer Stride.
NGbere @in5elbeiten bes obigen Safes,
>penn 10 ertpiinidt.
Gdman's Mlteratibe beilt 8ronditis.
Ultima, @eufieber. Qungene unb &ebl,
tppfzMffeftionen. gu faufcn bel Der
Molitor 9rua SO. un6 bel anheren leiz
tenben Mpotbefern. Srast nad 8oofz
let Ser geheilten SdQe uno ldreibt an
rag Gdr1an Qnboraturinnt, Yyuaoelpbia.
Ha., fir tpeitere Gniben5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
@ams nno Sol.
Ser @an po,, silos.

Gor Sem grrihten BON 5ilos (Be<
Milter gum Speid3ern bon @runfut-
teri babe, iid III friiberen Sabren
sic TSoruer piafa6 ser boben Soften
meaen geld)el,t, sod in neuerer 3e1t
lallen lib oieie Silos unter oen per'
bellerteu Yalmetbooen 10 leibt uro
perbdltniBmdBig biuig beritelen, oaB
Ser Gurmer nid)t mebr oapor 5alrild-
aujdredeu bral,ht. Nm- m%cniglten
toltlpielig ii,ro mobl nod inuner lol-
die aus @ol5oauben, nno ein Clio
BON Is SUB 9urbmeiier uro 35 SUP
&0be, ser et,pa $50 Sonnen Suffer
bdlt, 0iirfte nidt piel b0ber als 5000
II, lteben fommen. Gs gibt 6abrifen,
meldye oieie silos fertig gum 3ulan1z
meuiebeu perididen. Der &adtbeil
oieler @olsiilos beltebt ieSod) oarln,
oaB lie I'M CONNER %eintrofenen 11no
otter ser @%eparatl1r beoiirfer1, als lol-
Dire aus 5tein, Cement, @delteinen
ooer dbnlidem Material, ioooB olels
iett inn Mugemeinen porge5oge11 mer=
SEN. @enn iie a1d 5uerit pieQel9t
nehr ols oas Goppelte fo(ten, nle
loldp aus @ol5, 10 meroen lie ltb
1od1 fir ste 9ulter ols portbe1lbatter
er1peijeu, ba lie iobrelang balterl, ob11e
o1lsqebellert mcrSen SIT brolld}en. 91e
iebt am meilten %gebraud)ten 9intell=
1ioueu liuo is bis 20 SUB int Ol1rd)=
mc1ler uuo 80 bis 80 SUP 9obe, Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
lper0e1,.

wv #tI
Gin Silo lolte nidt eber als orei
@od,en nad Ser @olenoung geiiilt
meroel,, 90 sic Bl6de, tpenn lie nod
nidt p0l1ig a1sgetrodnet iin0, orrrd)
sen Drud bes 5iQens leidt @iiie er-
balten. Sc lit ratbiam, Sen Silo nit
einigen %eiiernen &eifen 81 lumgeben,
lpaibren6 sic Sl1gen NIT gutem M0rtel
perldmiert meroen iolten. Sic in
nere @anoung ioute einen &alfan-
>purf bon u 3ou Dide erbalten. IS
mag bier geiugt iein, oaB guBeiierne
6ormen fir Sic &eriteaung bon Sc
mentbl0den 81 mdBigen &reiien fertig
gefanft meroen f0nnen uno oaB iolde
Sen b0l5ernen oor5u5ieben fins.
Ser GARNER io1te ii6 Dor Dem
6ebler bitten, 5ilos nit SIT 6iinnen
@anoungel, 81 bal1en, neil 0arin, BE-
lonoers in sen i10roliden 5taaten, sic
Tltteritoffe leidt frieren un0 als0ann
ni6t nllr an @iite @inb1Be leioen, ion=
oern au6 idmierig ST banobabel1 fins.
@os Sic Iorm ser Silos anbetrifft,
10 lit sic rnnoe Sic gebra1d,lidite unO
bette, ood finoet mon al1b baufig aht=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

edige. Sc tiefer ser Clio, oeito cont
pafter miro Ser Snbalt uno nm 10
GROCER lit iomit audi feline Gapa5itat,
auf Sen @ubitfuB berebnet. Gin clio
pom 20 SUP 0urdmelier uno 40 Sub
@obe balt oopelt 10 bel ols Elm FOLDER
pom ielben 0urdmeiier uno 25 SUB
@0bc. GrfabrungsgemaB iollte sic
&obe nidn geringer als 80 SUB iein.
SON GROCER @i@tiefeit lift Sic Be-
lbaffenbeit oes Sutteritoffs bel ser
ginipeidern1ng. @enn 3. 9. Mais,
ser am meilten fir @niilage pertpanot
miro, nod 5u grim lit, biloen ii6 &oit=
uno 5dimmelfleden, mel6e Dem &c
treble einen unangenebmen @ei6mad
ano @eru@ geben. Mais lit 1T Ser
beiten @erfaiiung gum @infiiQen in
sen Silo, menn sic Nebren polig retf,
Sic 9latter, @iilien uno Stauoen je=
oob nod grim iino. Gin gutes emit
lage=6utter gilt auBer Mais ol1d Ml=
falfu. IS iolte geidnitten meroen,
lpenn es in @liitbe itebt, I'M Damn lo=
fort iii Sen Clio getiiat GIT mer0en..
;3ulammen nit @erite, Mais= un0
2einiamen=Mebl ober trodenem &eu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
200 1onnen un0 mebr baltea.
Gin 1ebr beliebtes Matertal fir

1000 Ionnen uno mebr balten.
Sin lebr beliebtes bacterial fur
|silos fins beut3utage @ementblode,
Isle in tragboren 6ormen bergelteat
merSen uno oeren MuBenfldde 8 bel
SO 8on miBt. Gin folder clio muir
Sc unlangit auf ser Decentralization
in Mid,i9an gebaut uno beltano aus
50. 9agen glotfe; Son oieien iino
oieienigen in Sen unteren 12 Sagen
hobl nus 8 3ol bif lno sic iibrigen
I12 eagen felt nno 6 sou sid. Die
Mil6ung fir Sic 8l0de beitano aus
s Gbeilen groben Sanoes uno l Sbell
Cement. Mns einem SUP Cement
lalien ii6 a,f 0iele @eiie Is ad)t5olt-
oe @(0de beritelen. mabreno etmo 700
8l6de fir ein clio. erforoerlib ltllo.
Ser 5ilo fat i'm @an5en bret Ebil=
re,1 po,, je sc 3ou 8reite unS orei
Qagen bod. Sic unterite Sbur rl1tt
al1f ser lebiten Gage uno Ser Mbltano
smtlden Sen Sbiiren lit lie flint 9agen.
Sin folder Silo fann auf Ser Sarm
lelbit berseltellt meroen. Ole Sornlen
fir Sic 9lofe beiteben aus 6ol5 uno
fins a,Ben NIT Giienble@ beiAlagen.
Gie @oblungen lit Sen @loden meroen
S,,rrh SnI,hI0cfp nebil6et. sic 9 Ron
sid, 10 Sol lano un0 9 Sou tief ll1o
etmas obgei6rigt iin0, I'M ipater
leidter berousgeltoBen perocn 5n fo11=
men. Iie @lode iolten nidt frii6er
ais 4S StlnSel1, ont beiten crit eine
ISOLDE noh ser Mnfertigung, benntt
mer0en. @enn sic 8lode in Sic
Mal1er einaeiebt meroen, ioaten iie
ie0er smeiten &eibe ol1rb einen 81 sen
M6rtel eingefii6rten 9rabt peritarft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

'Geiteit paiienoe spiele uno @eoid5te.
Gin bubider, m%elooioier Bal5er po1
garl Midmann 1T fir Muiiffreunoe
uorgeleben. Sic Sauitrirte Gbronit
ser 8eit bringt audi biel 8eitgen1aBes
aus alien @%elttbeilen. 6erner bietet
sic Mumn1er cine reide 5iiue BON Mn-
peiiungen uno praftii6en @atbidla-
gen fir &aus uno Serb, lebrreide,
.er3ieberil9e uno gel unbbeitlide @infe,
cinen Mrtifc( iiber @rbbeerenfultur,
&atbidldge fir 1rauer- un6 &inoer-
MODEM uno einen reibbaltigen, inte-
relianten 8rieffaiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

ultnier 8abp i@reit na6 Gbamber-
lai:s &uitenmittel", idreibt Srau 6.
g. &en6rid, $40 laea, ga. ~@s lit 6as
telte @l1itenmittel auf 0em Marfte
fir @uiten, grfaltungen un0 GROUP"
gu faufen bel Ser Molitor. Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

l1nier s%roBartiger @oroierpertouf neuer Trabiabrsan3age fir Tranen,
neuer stirts, QSai8 uno Nutmaaren inn poaen @4mun9e: S1tern
ANantel ober Mn5ug? seenn ni&t, Damn tonmt ofort 4erein. 9ir
taenen gu5 BET qlrer S4s,9a9l 9s!ien~ Is it abeTttiai{!g 81 lle9en'
Sci unierer (rofnung ipredben i) ae 9amen oabin aus, 0aB nnere
q; sns!oogl @s?!er um' 6 6i % @itn%t bsAsr it es 1 irssnn 'pf Id @ s5e + 3D., be
6reuoe, oB unkre 8ennabun9en @efalen erre9en: lnier %eim5iges
@treben 9s6t 0o9in, unere fraberen @oiions gu abertrefien.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-26
Negligence, Not Accident


poorly planned
water Other sections of the
pushed showing that the had
anchorage n
given
however,
quantity reinforcing January
porous January
length feet, Of
deryng porous
OVsTtuTn,
happened nothing
safe
Practically nothing Strengthen
Austin
against retaining
paper every life of
the would criticize
largely people"
Z larger
nothing
sion Of the Austin
valley
dam The small very
hundred thousand dollars considerations factors
safety" undertakings government
$780,
thick many deep
Of absolutely impossible any
dam give
apprehension perfect safety
Elephant planned
service supervised by engineers
who without their profession
account, possibility
fraudulent absolutely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-26
Require Proof Of Circulation

DVERTISNG SPACE daily valuable
~ proportion
. buyers newspaper goes reading
by every Of the family obviously than
is
delivered a by
advertising to unless
quantity, printed
bring given number of readers
advertising satisfies himself
solicitor publisher regarding the
papers paw
without checking quality verifying freight
many apply Of business man
sgernsnt advertising expenditures
only willing investigate himself his own
way o The Heralds
applied BY all adve
ts to all their advertising publicity
than publisher circulation, Merchant and
$780, your advertising
pay your bill
fun by publisher to afford
all his circulation proof circulation is pra
fad babituaIy missang his
consequently taking money patrons false petences
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-26
Apples In Eden
BY Louise Heilgers.

" HERE have always been apples
in Eden since the world began
First the flower, then the fruit
turning from green to rosy brown ap-
pies to be plucked by women and en-
jOyed by men-the apples OF knOWl-
edge and enjoyment OF life
The whole world is garden, with
Love for an orchard. And always there
are fresh apples growing upon the
branches Of its trees, and always there
are fresh people TO pluck them and
always the years slip round
And as the years slip, some people
80 out Of the little wicket gate that
leads from the orchard, but others come
in. so that always the air is full Of the
whisperinRs and signings Of the low
ers and the leaves
There are those who viii tell you
that Eden was lost ages ago, but If so,
IL has long since been regained. Ask
any couple you meet wandering in
Loves orchard where II is and they
viii answer as with one voice mere
Yes Eden still endures, and there
are still apples in Eden
Listen. and you NAV hear one or
two fall from tree to the ground
They were husband and wife, and
she had given him a child That surely
is the greatest proof Of q WOman's
love she can bestow upon him But he
thought she did not care He was
older than she was and he thought
she had married him for his money.
Also there was another mana
younger man than he-whOm she had
thrown over to marry him. He thought
she had thrown her first lover over be
cause he was poor He refused TO be
Heve that IN reality il was because she
did not love.
And If, for a spell, they wandered
in Eden together It was because even his
pride could not resist her rose and
white beauty CT youth. And he fore
bore for a little while to question why
she kissed, but was content only TO
realize that she did.
AID presently the little serpent-like
thought twisted persistently IN his
brain. "She loves you for what you
can give her, not for yourself"
He forgot that she might find Eden
sweet 10 wander in with a strong man
a. her side be reme en- oered only that
his hair was gray. There was no TO-
nance in gray hair. At times he SUI
fered from rheumatism, and who could
love a man with rheumatism So he
took her away from the orchard back
Into the world where there are no ap-
plees, green and red, hanging upon
the trees, where there are no lovers arms
entWined, to be met. And he locked his
love away behind his pride, and hid IL
securely from the nrving eyes Of the
world He even hid it from his wife,
and so successfully that she thought he
was tired of her. Her pride was hurt.
but for a long while she tried TO win
him back. UnsuCcessfully, for when
she dOnned her prettiest frOck, he
thought Il was to please the other man.
When she strove to win him by laugh
ter and the lighter lures of love, by
thought it was her conscience that
reprOached her, and uuWOUnd her arms
from about his neck.
So presently, chilled, she fell away
from him, and because she was a young
woman and very pretty, and because
her husbands great wealth made her,
without any trouble on her own part, a
DerEOn of consequence she managed. IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-26
The HeralPs
Daily ShOrt Story

spite Of her husbands unaccountable
Indifference to her attractions, to have
good time and enjoy herself cOnsid-
erably.
And gradually the sharp ache about
her heart began to dull, and she found
herself thinking less and less about the
man she had married. She forgot TO
cry about his GOODNESS, or TO worry
about his UnrespOnsiveness, his aloof-
ness troubled her no longer
twenty-five and pretty, and the
world at ones feet the cold, gray hus-
band faded presently into the back
ground background Of indifference
Of his own making. And, as he faded
Into the remote reCesses Of her mem
DRY II was perhaps inevitable that
something In the way OF those little
Swiss chalet barometers-yo know the
kind I mean, with a little wooden hus-
band who comes out when II is going
to be wet and a little wooden wife
who comes out when II Is going to be
fine-the other man should come for
ward and take the place in her
thoughts her husband had originally
occupied. He was young, he was hand
some, he was ardent he was all the
things her husband should have bean
and was not
She walked in Eden again, but not
with the same man. And there were
fresh apples hanging upon the trees and
fresh lovers wandering arms entwined,
and the air was fun Of whisperings and
rustlings and signs and happy laugh
ter Oh, IT IS grand thing to walk
In Eden with a man at ones side.
And then fate decreed that all three
Of them the cold, grey husband. the
young, brown lover, and she herself
should find themselves caught in a
sqUall in a little boat on the Lake Of
Lucerne- You know how these summer
squalls come up suddenly. A turquoise
sky turns black, and the little summer
waves turn TO big angry ones, and there
is q bowling wind, and sometimes death
blows with it. The boat overturned.
She was struggling among the threat
ening green waters. Presently she found
keel Of the boat A little way of the
bOatman, a brave youth, clutched at
two drowning, stunned bOdies-the
bodies Of men neither Of whom could
swim. Which, madame2' he shouted
hoarsely. And already his grasp had
lOOsened on the husband. He was a
lover, too, you see, and had walked in
Eden.
mo. no. she heard herself shrek.
Not him, the-the otherr
But she had never hated a man more
than when afterwards the cold, grey
husband turned into a passionate lover,
kissed her hands. Now at last know
that you love me-" he told her over and
over again.
He was wrong. When she had loved
him he had believed her cold, and now
that she hated him, he believed she
loved him. To her dying day she new
er knew Why loving the other man, she
had saved her husband It must have
been some primitive instinct Of a saw
age woman at bay-at bay for her own.
Well there are still apples left in
Eden, as I said before; but il is not
given to US all to walk there at the
same time.