The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25

\ bird. and that she attende4ns. ~.
ing Of witches At salem virlsra -' a.
! ~ not insane, but the horror {
me accusation brought against he
80 bsen top much for ! weak MIND
Howards confession may possibly b
ave 70 some such influence"
Fl nope Tor his poor fathers sake.
saad Alicia, that you may be rieh
and that ho may be proved INNOCENT
out everything Is Overwhelmingly
against aim think you are the onty
one n New York to express such 3
I the Judge. dryly. =
NO. she replied. II really feel
sorry Tor the girl myself. win you
k'ys ner some money II T."
! the lawyer shook his head
| She won't take it. / tried IL. she
wants me to defend her husband--T
tried to brfbe her to 70 to some other
lawyer, but II wouldn't work"
Wen, something ought to be done
e Stop her annoying usl" exclaimed
Alicia, Indignantly Mr.. Jeffries snf-
lers terribly. can hear him pacing
up and down the library till three or
TOUR IN the morning. Poor man. he
sunerS 10 keenly and he won't let auv
one sympathixe with him. He won't |
iet me mention hts sons name. feel !
We ought To do something. Try and |
persuade him 10 let mas see this girl
Ana--you are his friend as well an hin
legal adviser
Judge Brewster bowed 4
Your husband is a very old friend.
Mrn Jenrfes. / can't disregard his
wishes entirely
There was knock at the door Of
the private once.
Come in," called the Judge.
me door opened and the head
cierA entered, ushering In Howard
'enfies. sr The banker, still aristo~
cratic and dlgnified, but looking tired
sna careworn, advanced into the room
ana shook hands with the Judge. who .
xreeted him with cordial smile | ,
'here was no response on the bank {
'fs lace Queruiously he demanded: 8
brewster, what's that woman doing r
'ut there again? It's not the frat t
ime I've met her Ia this Office b
Alicia looked up eagerly. ia abe
ut there now?" she cried. h
what right has she to come here7|
mats her obJect?" went on the q
anker irritatedly. d
me lawyer shrugged his shoulders Il
Inc same old thing" he replied. "
7ne wants me to take her case"
The banker frowned. m
: Didn't you tell her 1t was Impos. al
bier" -
That makes no difference hi
aknen the Judge. she comes tust pr
- same. i've sent her away dozen
mes. what am / to do IL she in. sa
sts on comingy We can't have her
rested, She doesn't break the furni- ex
70 or beat the ONCE boy. she sim.
sits and waits" st,
nave you told her that object to tic
coming here?" demanded the fan
mixer. haughtily. mi
! nave. replied the Judge, calmly
~ she has overruled your objeo. JUG
win covert smile he add,
iou KNOW we can't use force" He
ar. Jenries shrugged his shoulders ton
IT,
You can certainly use moral force /" sbo
said 80
what do you mean by moral q
20 demanded the lawyer. eve
". Jenries threw up his bands as inc
Utterly Disguised with the whole ang
mess. Almost angrily he an. Il =
red:
Moral force is moral soroa ~
a. persuasion OF course. Good Ioat
why can't people understand acr,
% things as dor" ae''
no Judge said nothing, but turnea tsha
xamine some papers on his desh 80 go :.
hardly liked the inference thai ne -
NOT see things as plainly az
r people. but what was the use per !
citing irritated? He couldn,t az. noen
10 quarrel with one of his hest sust
tia. vest maii
icia looked Mt har h quit,
" laying her hand ON his arm sne
said soothingly: case
erhaps TX were TO see her. oe1es
:. Jenries turned angrily est
ow can you think of spcb wrof
y can't permit INV wife ~ IN
In contact with wo,,au ~ Jeffr
character" u right
ige Brewster. who was ,,a.a admi
lite OF the fact that he was SEEM Tn
ensroased in his papers. pursed and
bps. icall,
a. come he said with a forced w
!, she's not as bad aa sI, tha.,a with
"a sure she isn't" said A1,a,s by us
carly, She must be amenabIa IN
ason' aoie wv
} bankers wife was NOT .,.a Th'
ID. Excessive vanity ara 49, from
'aa Sseeied her heart and stffied ft
ses that were naturaIIv sa matte
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