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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-04-27

Ills mighty works were done on the
Sabbath days because they were all
prophetic. ~ the Sabbath days them.
selves were prophecies Of the great
Thousand Year Sabbath ~ Messinhs
glorious reign during which NIL Of hui
mainly who Will may enter into His
rest rest from sin aud from Satan and
from everything that would hinder
them from II fun return TO the Heaven.
~ Fathers love and favor.
Now we see tiat the great work of
that thousand year Sabbath will be the
healing of the morally lame and the
giving Of sight aud hearing 10 the
minds now blinded and deaf under the
evil influences Of the great Adversary
the god Of this world lwhol hath
blinded the minds of them that believe
not. III Corinthians ~. !.
One eorn Before the Time.
Many have remarked at the peculiar.
ity Of Saint Pauls statement that he
saw the Lord rs one prcmatureIy born
But. IL at first the statement was dark
aud pnzzlng. now Il Is luminous aud
enlightening Ills thought Is this: the
time FOR giving ocular demonstrations
of he Lords resurrection had gone by,
the next manifestation OF Him il 10 be
10 His saints. and after that 10 the
world. Thus we read: I'VE shall be
like Him. for we shall see Him as liz
is''-made like Him by our resurrection
change from the human conditions 10
the spirit conditions.
strictly speaking. then. the expert
ences Of Saul of Tarsus were out OF the
ordinary. No one else than he alone.
not even the sanity were TO see the
Lord before their resurrection change,
in the end of this Age. When there.
fore he saw Jesus. he saw Him before
the timc-m more than eighteen centuries
before the time. Moreover. he saw
Him rs one born before the timc-as one
resurrectcd before the time We are
to have in mind the Scriptural use Of
this word LoyH-that the Church must
all be begotten of the Holy Spirit in
order to experience the resurrection
birth
Thus, concerning our Redeemer's res
direction. we read: HE was the First
born from the dead" and again. "IIe
was the First-born of many brethren.
So the hope OF all of Gods people is
that the begettlng of the Holy Spirit in
the present time will be followed by
the resurrection birth, which Saint
Paul describes in this same chapter.
saying. 1T Is sown In weakness. II is
raised In power: IL Is sown an animal
body. 1t is raised spirit body"
With these things before our mental
eye we see the meaning Of the Apos-
tie In the words. He was seen OF me.
also. as of one born before the time. .
He was not thus seen by the other
Apostles. They saw Him merely rs
He appeared sometimes In one form
of body and with appropriate cloth
ing. at other times in another form
and with diverse clothing He appear
ed and disappeared. but they did not
see Him. the New Creature. they saw
merely the various forms In which He
appeared. But Saint Paul saw the
Lord more nearly rs all the saints shall
see Him when they shall be born from
the dead by the glorious resurrection
changes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-03
BLIND TIGERS
ON INCREASE
MAJORITY OF CASES COME FROM
THE DRY TERRITORY.
During tire Past Year Deputy vii.
hams Arrested Nearly Two Hun
ored-Federa Court.

contrary 20 the reform movement
IN other sections oi the country The
statistics in ~" United State~ com
missioner - office show thar during
Tho past year thor. were, more arrest.
mad" IN dTy territory for offend. r. Of
'he liquor laws than any previous
wear n"puy Ellie Williams arr->.-
ed l." boot'"GGcr> during irlI. which
- an increas" of .. over any pre- .ious
year With few exceptions AN These.
arrests ""re mad" IN dry territory.
While he would NOT comment on
m" ""i and dry sue. nepEfv MI.
hams stated thar i'm all incident the
arrests az hontl"egers ait: Keepers az
"iind Tigers were pTlnCipall, confined
20 dry territory
I'm lookinI over The r.unrt Of mo
season Of 1871 IN Tho tinted Stofos
commissioner Uffice regarding iurri.
sfdiion. one nLdS that moro aptitca-
lions hav" been filed during the past
season for naturalization papers man
any other year. Immigration l. on
~" Increase hero and Austria and
'"rtrdny are tho tao f,agfur conn.
tries In sending immIgraut. fo M.
wheeling district. Eighty -,:rni appli.
'"tionS ic- citizenship were rnad.
dlFint ~" past year I'm IN. local
"tic". viii" IA" records show mat
ih"r" Was twenty pr cent more Tor
"ighers imniSrat"d 10 this ~.ctinu
man any pr"vIpt- wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-03
WEST LIBERTY

The normal will open on Nednes-
day. January .. Tor the winter term
OF school. and The prospects are bright
for q large attendance
Mr. Chre.~ has rented the room al
Joining The store ~ = VI King. ana
opened up FIRST class meat warhe' .
keeping an h'nds % fresh meat. but
ter. lard. eggs. etc
Miss IA Pogue Vas hostess 10 q
number ~ her friends on FRIDAY even
ms
Mss Sue Wlddel vas the gIcs. ~
friends in Wellshurg iaS vcci
Mr. ard Nrs v ki"mons Davis. OF
Elm Grove spent SUNDAY and Monday
here. gucsts ~ their mother. Mrs vs..
& Short
Mr. VI T. Hartley. p " kiug and
Mss Maud King were Wheeling Wis
itofs .as' week
Misses Callc " curtis and Nard
% curtis ore home from Washingios
u o. vu"rc they spcnt the HOLIDAYS
Miss Laura Young b. somc0ha' i'm
proceed hIt NOT able to leave her room
81 ~ curtis of Whcelipg. spent
par of fhc holidays a. bis home here
VT loHu love. a. he Richcy school
We visiting relatives IN town This
Ncok
Miss Romano B-l ~ Eim Grovc
".' spend SOM" fmc here This vccs
ae fh" SUES. ~ relatives before o..
furrnr 90 ll'fhar college
Nr o % i'5,ar and family. ~
fu'uu srrr' Sow Nsar here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-03
WlCKHAM FOUND
THE GOLD PIECE
LADS ACTIONS PROMPTED OFF,
GERS SEARCH
And the Twenty Was Found Hidden
IN the Herpfieio Ysrds-Slim
Reward From Owner

constable V =. Wickham vestsr-
dfy afternoon pulled off bit OF de-
i"c'iN" work that would put Hill
Hurn.. WATSON. Sh"riOckO and few
al her OF III" Couutry's slcuths 10
shame. should iErv be informed al
ih" local officers accomplishment
nil" NiC6ham was alternating IN
SOU =" llohh~ CffiCr yesterday he WIS
Informed thtt = small East End Iad
OF s.N years. w-- making round of
iN' business houses Nv an effort 10
has" twenty dollar gold piece
changed Nickha'u with that instinct
cuIt possessed Toy >ieuths. started
out on the trail ard after several
hours search found 'he boy IN the
ll'mpii"id ,ards ~" questioned the
hoy ~ AN off hand ~aY 50 as not to
csc 6" suspicion and learned tina: the
"td N'"d 10 o." East End Accent
van; ire The lli 20 his HON" Consfa.
hle Nickhau discovered thar room.
"r go ~" hous" Uas minus the twcnt,
3" b." found himself ~ against tho
proposition of compelling tho boy to
tell her" m" coin was
Nft"r Wi'lham won the Eny over
toy promising him candy. automobiles
ara foN ai-sh Us frc lad With
rnasiiug teeth Iced Wichham to- the
Identified Yards. where h. uncon
'"rreil, picked up The gold piece
from % rack iu hoN car an1 ha ndcd
~ 9" 'h" officer N.ckhaui returned
'h" money to tho roomc-. bu' al no
rot ~as Nuch obliged 10 YOU" ninus
O. pleasant smile Ni'kham has homes
"i h"iul compensated when suffi.
''ni dWouu - on"s can b" gotten
together t' liaugc the twenty.
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BLACK PRINCE TO
INSTALL OFFICERS
BIG BANQUET TO FOLLOW THE
LODGE CEREMONIES.
All knights Of the City Are Respect.
fully Invited 20 Be m At
tendance At Affair

Arrangements ha," b""n ,pfnpIaf.d
h' R'ack Prince l"ag, so IT, knights
oi Ptihias. FOR d.. Installation ~ OBJ.
officers recently elected. - morrow
evening ~ m" rtfhiau Cas-f". ON fl,.
South Sid" Toiluv4r. the iusf1ifa
ton ceremonies. which prom .-,. -p o..
puii" elaborate. r. hiG hangria: VII ha
held Q" "rirh ar kr'Eh's of tris ,l.f
hff ar" respectfully Invited fn 80
f"ud lh" committee it stlrgo of
'hc hangy"i which is composed OF
N"s-r- James IIrk Herr, So.
told and Ud.rt Whfrhu bt. f.r
rofhins undou' hsf would adj fo fb..
entertainment of tir mrmb"r. a. fn.
order and fhc visitors ard fhor, vtIf
MOI Do" = dpI moment o. riug ho ~
fif" evening
Several Iidr"s-o- "a 10 %" delivered
dIflrE fha rpur-. a. OBJ" .tor.ur L,
proWin'u' kaigifs of 'h" otis at.l .Ie
i0lipWine ars 90" ulfic,rg fo Zoo. ir
stalled thaut" .lnr toumpr..-.
i'arr, y -, roId Ni," Chancellor
tomwanIcr Fr"d q Group" 'r.isf..
ttril r TeaFr. Master uf Work
FLOYD p"'hr I.-,.f o. o.,
'h'u."r T o. Thomas Master nr
i'ran'.. g. O. iUH.biimd Krcprr ~
Records 1li g"sl- 9 Schultz.
Nasfor 800 Arms So Iar Tau.. fr
r'- Guard trl fls-,r. Out.~ Gu.rI
'1'. ii'..Drfh TrI.tr- g. O. War
Ter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-03
If YOU ARE TIRED
TRY IONA VITA
Restores tire Appetite. Energy and
Health to All Run Down
People.

There is no excuse for being all
run down. IT YOU feel tired most
or the time with a poor appetite and
bad digestion. you are debilitated and
nature needs some. assistance in
throwing OF this condition.
"Tona Vita the modern tonic. is a
sure means OF overcoming this trouble.
Many thousands of half sick. listless,
nervous men and women. VINO lacked
vitality and energy. have actually
been made over BY this splendid medi-
cine.
Tona Vita was only recently in
troduced in this country. Yet the sale
of IL is now tremendous and still grow
Ing. II Is certain no medicine could
be 80 successful unless II was accom-.
plishing remarkable results "TOna
Vita" is accomplishing remarkable re-
suits. II overcomes nervous debility
in few weeks time and brings back
the old energetic spirit that is lack
Ing
II brings restful sleep. good diges-
ton. more vitality and drives away the
listless. Gespondent feeling SO quickly
that II will positively as,onish YOU.
Don't drag around half sick any
longer.
There is an agent in every city.
who viii return the purchase price
10 you II the tonic fails 10 completely
build Won up
Lees Rhuharb Laxative is the as
Sistant remedy 10 be- used with Tona
Vita in cases of chronic constitution.
This medicine contains the splendid
medicinal Virtues OF rhubarb. the
hnest oil all natural laxa,ive~. Harsh
drugs strain the intcstines while rhu-
barb. equally effective. has a tonic
enect on the entire bowel tract. Lees
Rhubarb Laxative is an IDEAL family
medicine and should be used IN prefer.
"nce 10 any other laxative for chill
dren. The taste is very pleasant
iona Vita end Lees Rhubarb I.axa.
tive are sold III Wheeling by Chas. K
Goetze q co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-03
HILL DAMAGE
CASE OPENED
PLAINTIFF WANTS $4,000 FOR
PERSONAL INJURIES.
Blanche Hill Alleges That She Fell
Into Coal Opening IN Front
Of Norton Property.

The case of blanche H;ll VS.. George
W. and =. 7. Norton. for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries sustained by falling
INTO coal opening on a sidewalk in
front or their property. January g.
1909. was opened yesterday morning
before Judge Hervey. in circuit court
Attorneys John =. Arbenz and I'd
liorstman are representing the plain
tif and Attorneys Nelson G Hub
bard and James ". Ewing. represent
the defendants =,
The case is an appeal from decis-
ion rendered some time ago. when
verdict was rendered in favor of the
plaintiff. and has excited much inter
est because Of points raised by the
attorneys
On the date named Mrs. Hill. with
her sister. We're walking along Main
street. and in some manner Mrs. Hill
stepped into coal shute in the side
walk. precipitating part Of her body
into the hole. Although able to climb
oui OF the hole she suffered bad after
effects. and was confined to her home
FOR some time as n result. and her at
torueys now claim that she is a men
tai wreck
According TO testimony rendered
there was an iron grating over the
hol" ON the sidewalk. hut when Mrs
I'LL stepped upon II. the grating turn
cd and her left leg went into the hole
while h"- right leg was doubled be-
meath hcr body on the sidewalk
During the afternoon. and while the
jury was excluded attorneys for the
defence attempted 20 show that their
clients did not purchase the coal
shute beneath The sidewalk. hut did
purchase The building. Attorneys for
the plaintiff attorptd 20 show that
the coal shut" on the sidewalk vas q
part of the budding even though IL Is
not being uesd. - there is IN opening
leading from IA" shut.' and coal bin
beneath the Walk 20 ~" basement OF
the budding
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CARD o. THANES.

We wish 20 "N'rud o.r mos heart
fell thanks 10 olr MANY friends for
'h"ir H.nd assistance. during n" lCu@
Illness and death %. or dearly b,-
loved wife ana mother and Tor the
beautiful floral oferines
We wish also to ihanN Rev. \ l..
Eenzc for IN" beautiful service ami
heart touchiuE sermon conducted by
him. the beautiful selections rendered
hv the Beethoven Singing society and
tho meiucious selections rendered by
the organis'. Mrs. l.. VI Holt
SInCcrely
MR.. GEO T. FINK AID FAMILY.
MRS. lot l-A CREME AND son.
AUGUST CREME. MOTHER AND
IEROIlIt.R OF nt.CENSEn
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the services Of a graduate nurse i'm
possible.
\ class in Home Nursing will he
!naugurat-d and will be in charge Of
br. Elizabeth keay. who was grad
uate nurse before studying for d ply
,ician
The class will meet one evening
each week and in connection with
the lectures practical demonstrations
VIII b. given when necessary.
The majority of women. sooner or
later must take care of those who are
III in the home r. Is TO lessen the
feeling OF helpless mess in the pres
.nce NJ sickness. and 20 enable wo-
men 10 intelligently discriminate he
tween serious and minor symptoms
thai this course is offered 10 the
wives AID mothers Of the city. The
course is also opened TO young wo-
mon
To those completing the course.
and taking satisfactory examination
a certificate will he able TO command
from $1,000 20 sl2 40 per week for nor
services
There Uill he thirty lectures in
no complete course. Those wishing
% enter fp- one course Of ton lessons
NAV do 20 The frsi course will fol
ioU among these lines.
iratomy-G General with special ref
crcnce to Ike skeleton. muscles. and
nerves
Physiology digestion. circulation.
eNcro'ory organs.
Home. personal SEX
room
Medicines and heir administra-
ton.
Oietitics.
Rods. bod making and handling OF
patients.
BATHS and treatment
Fomeniarions and Other external
applications.
bed sores. method u prevention.
treatment
Ohste'rical nursing.
Care and fecdiue Of infants.
Ch!ldrens seaSes
Nursing In contagious and infec-
tious diseases.
Observation Of symptoms.
care of nervous cases
Keeping AZ record How tn report.
record symptoms. conditions. e;c.
Medical and surgical emergencies
with first aid 20 iniurc.
Law regarding quarantine. fnmifa-
ton. Ntc
Ethica
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DlsorderlY CroMd.

Too m'h liquid o. JOS resulted
800 '"' p"hr" making carnival ar
r'''- '"-'"rdf' ln"r were arrestrd
'"r h"uE frWt and d-orderI, and
Oh" .sftnE officers William Hufs. Dr.
was arrested nr 90 charg" ~ being
''f'"rd"ri. John Iilsk resisted au,i
"'.''f. when I,toi up ON tho ~oufh
~d" NItr Humt-ki what "t.-
fhff srrN.f Ur punched fYr irving
'n corner f.r ehi.lst market. ThU.
i"..rh NI-roh oas picked ur fr
fr' rl fn fafr, fir holiday .,rtnr
over fp 100 .aI.tnIfe period
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TEMPERANCE wEGrfNG TO
BE AELD AT HAgWnn0

Th e evruiur at 80 O. m. the
WarwCoI rrr-h, Terrain church. Re-
Perry y SCrcl', of Philadelphia. will
-pcss ou tsuPartue" Bc, Schci'v
crc Of The associate temperance
committees OF thr Treshytrr an
church AMI COMES INTO West virginia
fp sreak under tu. direction cf tie
Stss Ial COMMITTEE ou Temperance ~
the synod a. Wcs' Nircus Row.
Edgar " Dn,. pd.or o. mo War.
V"Ud church and member o. tho
special Ccmmiifco uamcd iS work
rr ouf 900 tfu.rtrt. fr W Schciv
an outline % which w.u 10 sven
later.
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pr sil"ee- 81 Tho homs ili are in
rlud"d iu ih.. various plans for useful
n"ss and pl"asur"
good hook opens e f"'i NJ hep
Iu.n"-s ana "u Jos m"rf 700 each -"ader
and fhi. is on" OF fh. many WAYS ~
"hich 80" may pas on IN" pleasures
Ahi'h have come fo ue fp others Who
i.;" b"'u i"-s fortunate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-03
Water Rents

TIE DISCOUNT PERIOD has bern -
tended 20 include Saturday. January
Z. 1912 The ONCE ~ the treasure
sfu he open O. 3 O'Clock o. M. on
saturday
Ate saturday. January 8. 1879 the
rules governing the water Depart
ment viii be strictly enforced. and
az consumers who have rot pa q
fr-r bills are sub Get 90 having the
water shut OF
SAN'l - JOHNSON.
Civ Treasurer
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Tive Rosary

TrlIrr sfnr, thtolrf which
rur. ,tiiI" r.Hciou- sentiment th.t
d. heart touching and So. is rof of
tt" nature fo lrirg on'nsa. Tho Re-
~ar' o." PLAY o. Edvar1 y Ro-.s
vHf'h proved such hr success
Il.f SESSION.. is repeating frt- Nctr
with added htilliauct While fh,
contra hrIrc i- thTt " tauoffc
rlic-i fh" character is so drawn that
'h' question ~ -nCtarHrisri is rof Boo
ans way involved TO, Nrair Kelly
10 PLAYED D., W Franz Ki'day ~ ul"
tour'. hes'uuirs TLursdas, With
daily matinee.
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COUNTY COURT
Deeds

German iiaIf dollar SAVINGS RANK
20 William p krupp. lois u and IL
90 Jacob irrg"r resident sorat.. ON
zoo" leland Consideration SO
Plaion Zano and Louis St..n,,d
We ui"T7 Tor Margaret Ncane vii.
/" NirEdr"' Root. Wif" ~ Joseph
H"'t I"' ~" o.. 90 Sf'-nroi Place
tous liberation 80
Charley Mitchell ~ Mar, \ Mitch
OIL. - acres of land 10 Liberty
district. near West Liberty Cnnsid
GRAFTON $40
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Deeds ~ Trust
On. deed OF frue' sa4 left tor record
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The Southern Exodus
The January Weddings
The Social Functions

FIND THEM HERE! Find better gloves here
than elsewhere, Find the beautiful 24-button
White Clace Gloves here exclusively. Find the
exquisite skins made into gloves soft of texture,
so nicely Finished
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&. Hess e. Sons

importers High Ctss. TAILOR. Pm,
nishsrs. iJ2l - nAhKET ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-14

Ny husband is chauffeur here and
we believe that man and wife
shouldn't be separated" she said,
with knowing emphasis.
$50 Stanton has my photograph
on his dresser" murmured Jane.
He has that" went on the 10
quacious Nora 81 guess I ought
to know, because I busted it every
morning. But It didn't need much
busting, you would be thinking, If
you saw how much he handled it."
"oh, Nora, does he really-reaIly
really" cried Jane, elasping
her hands, her heart beating fast.
Poor man." continued Nora, "he
was SO sad and lonesome like one
morning I said to him, said L:
"I'l be so bold to tell You, sir,
I'm sorry for you, sir" and he an
swered, Thank you, you are a faith
full girl. I wonder If you know how
fortunate you are that you love
yoAA AHSDaAu- hOuAU give every
thing I own IN this world Il I
thought my wife loved me-"
"His wife does love him, Nora;
she just loves him to DEATH" ex-
claimed Jane, almost shaking the
girl in her delight. "Tell me his adj
dress, quick"
Jane rushed to the telephone, and
in few minutes was talking to
Stanton over the long distance
phone.
"Win you spend Christmas with
me? am at Kurt's, and need you
80 much" she said.
''Will I conner" he answered.
Just as soon as the fast express can
take me. Only God knows how I
long for You, girl"
Holidays are good institutions,
after ALL" said Jane to herself as
she hung up the receiver, "and
am sure my Christmas this year is
going be the happiest one in all
the world"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-14

but meet me at the station. Good
by"
Before Jane could realize it she
was seated in the express train on
her way to her cousins suburban
home.
The car was filled with the Christ
mas shoppers. Dignifed men, who.
as a rule, refused to carry even a
2x4 package, were loaded down
with notwithstanding bundles Of
all sizes and descriptions. Holly and
mistletoe were in evidence every
where,
$50 you are not happy, Jane. !"
said Kirt, as he looked down at
the pathetic little person beside him.
Il feared you would regret separat-
ing from Stanton"
"Oh, I do, Kurt-if you only
knew how much! 1t is four months
since we agreed to part and since
that time I see things in a clearer
and truer light. I was just afoolish,
Jealous little scatterbrain then, and
now am a woman. I realize, when
it is too late, that I love him more
than ever did"
why don't you tell him so,
then" asked Kurt.
HE no longer cares for me. Not
once has he made an attempt to
communicate with me since we part
ed. I don't even know where he
lives"
''But Stanton was always of
proud nature, and when you abso-
utely refused after your separation
to accept even a small allowance
rom him, and insisted upon resum-
ng your library position, 1 judge
be was deeply hurt. But cheer up,
iii woman, somehow I have a
,eel-4g, as Auntie Dempster used to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-14

It's q nat; 1t isn't a bonnet, .
laughed Jane. "But Pm so glad tc
see you that II we weren't on the
public street, and if I hadn't been
bridesmaid for your wife, and if my
arms weren't otherwise occupied, ]
would hug you this minute"
ct is ages since we've heard OF
or seen you. Where have you been
hiding, little cousin, and how are
you?" enquired Kurt.
"oh, Pm-I'm-just splendid, %
answered Jane brightly, though her
eyes filed with sudden tears at
sight of the familiar face.
We'll, you don't look It, that's
sure" said Kurt in his brusque way.
Then, taking out his watch, he went
on: Now look here, have a lit
tie Christmas shopping to finish up
for the youngsters tree. Ny train
leaves in Just one hour and twenty
five minutes. You run on to your
boarding house, dump a few things
in suit case and meet me at the
Ny wife and the hddies
will never forgive me If I don't
bring you home with me-"
You're a dear" replied Jane,
but I could never, never come. You
see, since my husband and I have
separated I'm in no spirits to lend
happiness to any family celebration,
and I would only cast a damper on
you all"
Perfect nonsense" exclaimed
Kurt. 81 won't listen to any butts
It is plainly evident that You are
needing a good dose Of cheering up,
and it is Just fate or good fortune
or something that I happened to be
The one to pick up your wind-tossed
bonnet, OF hat, or whatever it may
be. Don't talk any more about it,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-14

say, that before many moons you
viii be reunited and happier than
before this unfortunate affair"
you \ are such q comfortable
cousin" sighed Jane. whenever
I see you fee like dumping all my
troubles right on on your broad
shoulders. You have a regular big
brother air about you"
On their arrival, Sue and the chill
dren devoured Jane with kisses and
Sue laughingIy remarked: Bring
ing lane home with you tonight,
Kurt. is the first sensible thing
you've done in long while"
The happy home circle, the con-
genial parents, the joyous children
frolicking around the Respondent
Christmas tree, brought wildly to
James mind the contrast between
her friends life and her own lot
Unable to hide the tears that would
come, on a pretext of seeking q
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gain her composure.
Entering her room, she found the
maid uncoVering her bed and she
noticed through the mirror of her
dressing table how keenly she eyed
her. Presently she was surprised to
hear the girl burst out with:
"And you are Mr.. Davenport's
WIFE,. aren't you?"
$Why, yes" answered Jane, turn
ing quickly and staring at her.
Evidently You are acquainted with
him."
''WeIl. was after thinking rec
ognized you from the picture on his
dresser. Shure. know him, and a
liner man never walked on two legs.
was the housekeeper at his bach
elor apartment until a fortnight
since and then I took this place.