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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
Ruler of tho Whole WorId

hiillnry doctor In Prussian cav
AIRY regiment recently asked 174 re-
cruits to define the position of the i'm.
periai chancellor. Among the replies
we're lie makes the rates 60 up and
uowh. He pays all state dues. A
preacher to empire Does all tho kai.
sers writing. Has Berlin under him.
stays by the kaiser's side In battle. ue
rules the whole world."-London NfoiI
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
A Wilmer.

'"rhe blur, CHEEKY optimism of the
late Senator Frye" said n Lewiston d.
vine. could not brook n wilmer. Once
Mt n dinner In Lewiston q wilmer seat
ed opposite Senator Frye said dole
fully:
81 have only one friend ON earth
my dog
"'Wby don't you get another dog7'
said Senator Frye."-Exchange.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
TRESPASS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
parties who trespass upon my
lands near Tip Top by hunting
or in any manner will be pros
ecuted to the full extent of the
law.
Mrs. ELIZA G. IREsoN.
TipTop Va, July ID, 1911.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05

During The simmer mouths uoth-rs
OF young children should watch for any
unnatural looseness OF the Loweis
when given prompt attention AZ ,his
time serious trouble may avoid. Cham
berlain's Cold, Cholera and Dinrrhoea
Remedy can always he depended upon
For sale by ALL dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
SIn0 Per Plate

was paid at banquet 10 Henry Clay,
in New Orleans in 1912. Mighty costly
for those with stomach trouble or in
digestion. To day people every where
use DR.. Kings New Life Pills for these
troubles as well as liver, kidney and
bowel disorders. Easy, safe, sure.
Only 20 cents at John z. Jackson's.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
Mogok Valley Rubies.

Ruby mines of the Mogok valley arc
known to have been worked since tho
year 1000. Just how old these mines
are nobody knows. for they hnve pro-
duccd practically all the rubics of an-
Client nnd modern times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
What Words Can Do.

Our language Ii flexible affair.
One may take the same assortment of
words and by arranging them in two
sentences express entirely different
idens.
For example. one might say, II made
million dollars honestly" or with the
same words rcarranged he could say,
Honestly, made million dollars."-
Judge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
Notice to Contractors

Bids will be received by the
Board of Supervisors of Tazewell
county, at the clerks Office at
Tazewell, Va, until IL o'clock
July 9th, 1912, for grading the
following roads in Jeffersonville
district:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
Perfectly ut Homo.

us your bride tlmld and backward
with your people,"
mot bit. She has already begun
to tcnch sister how to look stylish and
mother how TO cook."-Knnsas City
Journal
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
In CoIIene.

Professor of EnglIsh-Now, Mr.. Twi,
light, can you tell mo what tho poet
means when lie speaks OF "the artiI-
iery OF the skies| Mr.. Twilight with
happy assurancc)-Why the shooting
stars. OF coursc!-Jmdge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05

nuy 1t now. Chamberlain's Col,c.
Cholera and Diorrhoea Remedy Ia al
most certain to be needed before the
summer Is over. Buy it now and be
prepared for such au emergency. For
sale by all dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
On tho Sofo s;t,e

Fond Fathcr-Ycs, Johnny, when the
millennium Is come the lamb can lie
GOWN with the lion in perfect snfety.
L'tic Johnny noubtingly)-I sposo
thnt's 40, hut I'd rather DO the lion.
just the same.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05

Dyscntery Is always serious and Of
ten II dangerous disease, but II can be
cured. Chambcrain's collie, cholera
and dlnrrhoea remedy has cured It
even when malignant and epidemic.
For sale by MI dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05

For soreness Of the muscles, wheerrh
induced by violent exercise or injury
there Is nothing better than Chambe-t
lain's Liniment. This llniment also re-
lieves rheumatic pains For sale by all
dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
Worklnn an Adane.

Doctor" said tho medical student,
SIS blind man npt TO DO nm idlotr'
why no! What makes you ask
thntf"
"Thc adagc says. Out OF sight, out
OF mind"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
Saw Himaelf

il"nr"i, n"w. Jones. did !on see n
burglar In y"nr room when YOU called
the policey"
No My wife had shifted the mir
ror In my room, and didn't know r."
Detroit Free Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
Her Skill.

"Aly boarding house mistress would
ibe very popular railroad official"
"Why so?"
"Becnuso OF her recurring incllna-
tion TO cut down tho fare"- Baltimore
American. .
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
Iota of Thorn.

Gerald-I have my faults. Geraldine
What n group picture they would
make!-New York Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05

Japanese Oranges.
On the removal OF the peel of jap
nnese orange the sections Of "Hesh"
fall apart.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
Frightful Polar Winds

blow with terrific force at the far
norht and play havoc with the skin,
causing red. rough or sole chapped
hands snd lips, that need Bucklen's
Arnica Salve to beal them 1t makes
the skin soft and smooth. Unrivaled
for cold sores, also burns, hollis, sores,
ulcers, cuts. bruises and piles. Only %
cents at J I'm f. Jackson's
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
state OF Ohio. city of Toledo. L..
1.lcnr En1InfN 4 oS.

Lucas County. S
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he fs
renior partner of the firm of f. J. Cheney
e Goa doing business in the City of To-
ledo. County and State aforesaid and
that said fiji will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS fo,' each and ev-
cry case OF C1tn:rli that cannot be cured
" tic use OF H.Af.I'S CATARRI CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before mo and subscribed In
r1y re. e. this 9th day OF December.
tGceD ~ w GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarril Cure ia taken internally
and acts f.rectiy lDor the blood and mu-
eous s'irfaces Ct the system. Send for
testimonials. free.
+. j. CHENEY C CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by ali Druggists. T5c.
Take Halle Family p:iia for constipation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-05
A BARGAIN.

We have second hand BinGec
that is real bargain will sell it at
$25. 90 let us sell you genuine bar
gain. Star Milling Co.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
8ier Serlonen babel getobtet, 5tpei
tootIih uno flint idtper perlest.

Der ODnumtter gro5eB.
suoianapplis, 3. Otobe-,
Gunoesrihter 2lnberIca beitimmte
Oonneritas, bab lei benz pro3eB Del
46 dngetlagten Spnamttsr ni1t nur
gefDeiIe fir ben illegalen 1ranspo.t
bon 0pnamit unb HitrosIpcerin, Jon.
bern audi gensiie fiir bas, mas mi
ben Sprengitoffen gef9ab, 5uselaiisr
iperben pIrben.
Der 9iitrittanualt griff bic AZ
in brei oidten Reiben rrr i6m iteben.
ben 4nsetlagten in febr i6arier Wei.
le in ieiner gr0fnungsrebs an. g.
be5eitaete iie ais bic gnitifter einel
Der bosartigiten WsrihtpDrunsen u
Der 9ef6idte oes 2anbes.
Die Surp. por peIbsr bic 9erbano
luneen ftdttfanben, teitebt aus Il
Jcrmern, l 9roeer unb l 8etreips
bGnbler. Sdmmtli6e 9eI6poreu
erbdrteten eioli6, baB iie lpeber geger
Qrbeiter uHioneH nod gegen apr
po,ationen, bic offene MertftGtten ba
ben, 8orurtbeile bdtten. Ri6tsr Or
oerfon bemertte, bab er es fir iein
pfliht balte, bic SSurp bis gum gn
be bes prO8ei1es gang DON Der 4u
bennelt abSuidneioen. Die 9eldpo
renen biirfeH nur gelegentli6 nit r.
rem Jamilien it'd in 0erbinbung ie
Ben. Die 8erDollfiGnbigung be,
Surp nabm senau 13 Stunoen II
4niprud.
SiitrittsanpaIt MiIIer iagte in lei
ner gr0ffnunssanipra9s, bab er Be-
peiien tperbe, baB Die Ingetldgtsl
| idmmtli6 gedmte BON Qrbetterper
bdnben obsr frubere 9eamte iih Der
I6noren bdtten, 6a6rifen nit Rt6t
unionzIrbeitern in Die 2uft 81
ipreneen; baB Opnamit bon einen
Stccate nah benz anbersn eeihnff
tpurbe, uno spar auf 3iigen, auf De
nen Tih 5rauen uno ainber befunben
Der SprengItoff, pelher nit cine
S0Ilenmaihine in 0erbinbung &c
braht purbs, lei bann 10 pla5ir
iporben, bob er erplobirte, tpd9renl
Die DDnaniter pielelift bunberte Dol
Wieilen BON benz S4auplas ibrer Ser
bre6en sntfernt poren. Der Staats
onrolt bob ferner beroor, baB er Be
peiIen perbs, baB Games MeNumaru
Helm 9ruoer Sobn uno Srtis Mc
Wdnisal auf Qtnitiften Der Qngetlug
| ten hire Dpnamitoerbre6eu ausfiibr
ten. Der Gtaatsantpalt eing oanl
auf Die einselnen 0pnamitfdlle nd6e
elm, bic in Rep gorf, Buffalo, Gin
cinnati, glepeIano, Ghieaao uno an
beren StGbten lid abipielten.
s.. pierpont W rgans aus
agen.
gBaibinston, .. g., 3. Stl
s. Bierpont Morgun trat am Don
neritag ppr pem Seuats=4usfhub, be
lidb nit Der unterIu6ung Der Sum
pasnezgs siiteuern belhaitiet, als 3eus
auf. Gr CAB an, pdbreno Der prdii
oentlhdltstdmpagne Des sSaFes l9O4
$3.50, 900 gum aampasnezJonos De
Republitansr beigeiteuert 81 huben uni
$4,000 i'm Sabre 1908. Die BOZ
gbas. Gbiparb Ruheu BON Hep Yor
erbobene 9ebauptung, bab prdiiben
Hpoierelt peaen &aenez zRontribu
| tionen an i'm (Worgun) telsphonir
habe, tellte er entiaieben in Ibrebe
Gr berf6srte, baB tpeoer i'm Sabr
1904, mod i'm Sabre 1908 eine 9onfe
rens BON 5inan5lsuten ituttsefunbel
babe, um bariiber gu beratben, tpel6el
prGiioentidafts zaanbioaten Iie unter
itiiBen fcllten.
Col. Sbeobore Rooiepelt tpirb an
|. l.Grsituo bet 6duptssuge Dor BEN Rom
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Die Repolution in U1erifo.
Die Sage auf Der galtan :
balbinfel.

" ~ : ~
2onbon, 3. Stt. Sppeit lit
rcd teine geferung in Der Gage auf
Der galtanbalbiniel bemertbar. Die
aoaettiDnDte, bic BON ben pier Bal
fanltaaten an bic pforte geI6idt tper=
ben fol. pirb~fpabrfheinlih nod Ell
nige 2age aufsebalten aperben, ba lie
Sufrit ben Widhten unterbreitet tperbeil
tpirb, Die pielleiht Wobifitatipnen pors
fbldgen peroen. Die 2angIamfsit Der
Diplomatic in Der Qneelegenbeit unS
bie Sbdtiade, baB Der Siirtet eine
Wobe 3eit segeben Dirb, um duf Die
Jtote 81 anttporten, trdgt piel pa8u BEL,
ben Sptimismus Des publttums gu err
bc6en. 8iele Oiplomaten iinb aber
Der 2lnfi6t, baB Die 5urtei es lieber
ouf einen arieg untommen laiIen lpirb,
ais oab iie ibrsn europdii4en pruDins
Sen 4utonumie augeltebt.
Die ein3iqen neuen 9ta6ri9ten, bic
pom naben Often eintreffen, 6a5en aui
bic 8orbereitungen fir ben &rieg 8e.
5ug unb auf ben Observation-Disclosures,
Der Die galfanoolter befeelt.
General putnit lit gum Gbef bss
Generalitabs Der ierbii6en Qrnee erz
ndnnt iporoen unb bat aus Dieienl
Grunos bas &riessminilterium aufge-
geben. Die Stupihtinn lit am Dous
neritas 5u elmer grtrdsSeIiion suiams
mensetreten, nm iiber Wiittel uno Wsge
fir Die ariegfiibrung gu bsrat6en, psrz
tagie iih aber iofort ipieber bis gum
Samitag. Die MGdte erbalten ooz
burh mebr 3eit, Inn einsn Druid i'm
SntereiIe bes 5riebens aus5uii6en.
2ae pOitz uno Selesrapbeuftationen in
Serbien befinben iich in ben 9duoen
Der MilitdrbebDrhsn.
paris, 3. Dit. Die Regierun>
gen BON 5rantreih unb RuBlanb finn
men in allen 6rassn nit gesug auj
ben 8altan iiberein. lleber bas pros
eramn, bas bic beiben Mdhte iid] ge4
fiellt baben. 1T absr nifts Rdheres bs-
tannt. Der prdiibent 5aGieres. Der
premier poineare unb Der ruiiifne
Wiiniiter bes 4euBeren, Serr Satps
nom, batten am Wormittag eine spei
Stunoen lanse aonferena in Ham-
bouillet, in tpel6er Die 9altanfrage
singebenb .erDrtert fpurbe. Wan Der.
ipriht fi9 piel fir ben Jrisbsn inTolse
Der 9batiahs, bob Die franSDiiihsn
unD aud dnbere europdiiHe Jinan.
aiers ben galfanitaaten alle 9arleben
perfreigert baben. gs tpirb aber frei-
miitbis 5useitanben. bab bic ariiis
eine iebr ernlte lit, ba bic aoalition
Der bier 8alsanitaaten lebislid) i'm
Sntsrsiis zines arie9es abgeIdIoFen
ipprnsn gu iein ihsnt.
Das erite 8efeht.
2onbon, 3. DIT. Giner Depes
fde aus 8elgrab 3uiclae iol an be,
libDitlihen @rsn3e BON Serbisn Elm
iharfes 0efett spiidsn lerbiIfen unS
tiirtiIhen Golbaten ifattgefuuoen ba=
ben ippbei Ger 8erluit Der Serben aui
3rpei Ipbte unb Is 9erpunpete anges
gsben ipirb.
DER gepefhe sufolse tparen 30O
tiiriiihe GniOaien Iber bic @rense ss.
goneen unb in Der Ndbe Der. Gtaot
Drenljd uuf ferbiIhem Gebiet auf eint
ierbifhe Snfanisrieabtbeilung seito.
BEN. Gs fam 5u tinem Ganlpf, BEL
tntbrttt Fsanben haasrtG
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rs. SAbrgattg.
@etterberi6t.

Sir Sbio, Snbiana nnb bas
ipeitlihe pennfplpanien: S1ones Wet
ter am syreitag unb Samlitag. Siloz
ipeftlihe Winoe.
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MuslanD. Selegrapb
pie Seino(eliseeifenII
Gollen aui Der 8alfanbalbiniel
besuuntH babem.
e3~
Mpbur9 Dir Wemiibmngen Der
diplomatic einen Sries sm pers
binbern, 5n 9aibte ees
ma1t tpnrben.
Die 9iirtei organiiirt ibre 5eere fir
bic peri9ieoenen aumpdgnen.
Das 3riegsfieber iiberalI 10 itarf, baB
es ipabrfheinlih niht mehr 81
bampfen lit,
Dbaleid5 bic Wedhte bic Soffnung
INNER nod nidt aufgegeben gu.
baben i6einen.
-
Die bret ShuBmdhte 9retd's tpollea
bic Sniel ipieber befeben.
limb es biirfte audi bort gu 8lutDerz
gieben tou,men.
81
Spdnien mobiliiirt feline 4rmee ais
5olse oes giienbaBnItreits,
Gr9ar bic Retruten einberufen, bic
erit i'm Wsdr5 eingeitellt perben
lollten.
81
CN.a NlnAnf,.l.o.. -. O1n...1.
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.f0I0n0 CIpn1~0nn
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Der NrO2PR
~ lE
a
V'Ss" o''' W. evn"'''
lMlUOrlluQ QuQeRluQleu
Af oN1mtter
-.s.
=,
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S. y. 0sot9uH gul por oel'l elapp
"oa''''''lee 5nsel'a'oeh
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slutomobil BET Bittsburg bon einem
giienbabnsug iiberfabreu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

Gbicagp, Su., 3. Oft. - Ster
puroen am Mitttpon 9lbeno iieben
iunse 8uriden perbaftet, pel9e iid
nit 5ilfs sefdlihter Gbeds $4,000
srintpinbelt BADEN iolIen. Die ganbe
tam isoen Ibeno in einem So.el gus
iammsa uno idsisb bic Gkds aus,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-19
How the Most Beautiful Back on the
Stage, Which Was Turned Away fo1
Years from Her Husband, Lady Decies'
(Vivien Gou1d's) Brother-in-Law, Will
Turn Back to Him and Aristocracy
Aeain--H His Test Works Out

without saying, she plays and sings
the title role. That is a mistake.
We talked Of 1t and even started 1t,
but never secured one. In our hearts
| don't believe that either of us ever
and we will stay for two or three
months If we get along, as we are
pretty sure to dove are older now
we will remain husband and vile.
There will be no divorce"
The Honorable Henry Beresford is
therefore on probatioTE as it were,
So, too, is his radiantly beautiful
wife. Will he keep his temperE
Will she control hers? That Is the
question in the minds of each. For
it was temper that strained the
,onds. and finally caused the separa
ton of the interesting pair.
ut was about nothing In parttcu-
lar" said the Honorable Mrs. Henry
Beresford, a bit tearfully. to her
friends.
II started with nothing. but quar-
rels usually do" said the Honorable
Henry, who is but one remove from
Lord Decies. But she '-ouldn't give
H."
Nor did she. Instead she sailed
for America, and her husband heard
by cable of her success and her
newly revealed back in the States.
At the latter news he swore.
How should he know that all this
was a part of the exactions of the
commercial theatre in the sordld
States, and had in it no element or
the personal, that indeed Miss
Gordon protested against the rev
elation of those lovely back lines
to the waist, but that she yielded
to the demands Of art and the coax
ings of salary? He was very
angry young man, was the Honor
able Henry Beresford, and began
action for divorce
But all men are not OF views so
narrow as the Honorable Henry.
OF these was Count Maurice De
Vries, an Austrian, who admired
the chic and candor of Viennese
women. and who was not dismayed
by the glories of Miss Gordon's
back, only dazzled and delighted.
The Count met Miss Gordon in
London. He followed her to ro-
mantle Paris. The ill-tempered and
unreasonable Honorable Henry fol
lowed him. He even played the
dog in the manger to such an extent
that he challenged the Count to
duel in the early morning in the
damp Bots.
1T was duecedly uncomfortable
at that hour" Count Maurice said.
Damp and draughty."
Count De Vries only lost his COT
fee and got few scratches that
soon healed, for he is young and
healthy. UndeterTed by the duel
and the watchful jealousy Of Hon
orable Henry Beresford, he accom-.
panied his "Enchantress" to this
country. Their marriage was only
deferred by the dilatoriness OF
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-19

Miss Gordons spouse In securing
hIs divorce. Count De Vries re-
turned to his diplomatic post IN
London. The men were careful
not to meet at their clubs.
Meanwhile the sngec of Kitty Cor
don's husband slowly cooled He
even brought himself to look at the
pictures Of his wife taken In gowns
of extreme rear decolletage in the
American newspapers Having
glanced, he fingered to admire. II
was always thus with Miss Gordon's
pictures and Miss Gordons self
M lnwhil too, Miss Gordon. In
New York, and especially on tour,
reflected upon the past. Thoughts
are Migrants. They would not cen
tire upon her husbands temper and
the bitter things he said while the
tempest of that temper was raging.
The thoughts travelled back to the
early years of their married life. to
the perfect days of courtshlp. And
presently, greatly to her own sur
prise. Miss Gordon found herself
weeping.
While Miss Gordon was in England
for her vacation last year her alb
sentee lord and master wrote asking
IL he might call. She received him
conventionally an chilly, as she
might any casual caller. There were
several present. and she handed him
1 cup Of tea with impartial atten.
ton. Inc o, 4ers left first, and when
they had gone the husband and wife
talked things over" There was no
quarrel nor hint Of a quarrel
We might try again and see II
we can make 1t CO." he suggested
as ne prolonged his farewell
I'VE are older now" assented his
wife We may have more patience.
Come along with me to America.
You have always wanted to co.
Il can't go now, Constance" Her
name isn't really Kitty except on the
stage. But l will follow you in
fortnight
AT least. II we cannot get along
we will be no worse off than we are
now" said his wife.
4Right-o." responded his near
iordsnlp.
He came. Every night at the
stage door Wherever The Enchant.
ress" is playing, appears a tall,
quiet hammered man with a soldier.
ly air, who puts the star into a cab.
steps in after her and closes the
door.
"One Of them fool Johnnies7"
ask the doorkeeper
This Johnnie is a wise one" re.
plies the props" who travels with
the company. Guess he's perma-
nent'
So Kitty Gordon will leave the
stage after another season or two.
She will 90 TO the Beresford home
forty miles from Ascot. She and
the Honorable Henry and their lit
tie daughter Vera. who lie at school
in England, will live quietly after
the manner OF gentry, except when
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-19

T%TTY GORDoN's beautiful
r. maybe it's the most
~ beautiful back in the
wcrId--wilI soon be but an en-
chanting memory to the theatre
going public. She is about to with
draw it from the public stage and
ucceedR-exhibit 1t henceforth
only in polite. even aristocratic,
social circles.
1t Is, in fact, an aristocratic
back, alas! Before it had ever
been discovered by American play
soers a marriage ceremony had
made 1t the conjugal property of
the Honorable Henry Beresford,
younger brother to Vivien Gould's
Lord Decies-as is duly set forth in
the book OF British Peers.
That 1t ever gladdened the hearts
Of play-goers was wholly due to the
accident OF a conjugal misunder-
standing-whIch 1t seems that the
Honorable Beresford now regrets.
The stage is a bore, anyway"
says the Honorable Mrs. Beres-
ford, yclept Kitty Gordon, having
discovered some regrets on her own
account.
SO Cupid is once more to take the
pair on his shoulders and eDdeavor
10 carry them safely along the I'M
stable slack-wire of matrimonial
life.
viii the experiment succeed?
Or will Cupid's foot slip again, and
restore to the stage that most beau
tttul Of backs? VIII the British arts
tocracy receive that beautiful back
oack? Will Lord Decies and Lady
Vlvlen welcome 1t home to the an
cestral estates? Will it warm other
noble English hearts, as it warmed
that organ in plebeian bosoms at
the theatre and in the music halls?
Who can say? Let the sequel de-
termine.
Behind that beautiful back ls a
story, not of bones and flesh and
muscle, but of hearts. Can
strained or broken bonds be mend
ed? Can sundered hearts be re-
Joined? One rude, practical phil
Osopher said they could not. He
even drew a parallel. He said,
Broken china always shows the
srRck."
Kitty Gordon houts saws and
laughs at philosophers. She be-
HeVes that severed hearts can re-
unite and beat as fondly as before.
AND that brings us to the story.
Atty Gordon is trying matrimony
sgaln, and with the same spouse,
mere are trial marriages, trial
courtships, trial almost everything,
out this is the first couple on rec
ord to attempt trial reconciliation.
My husband, the Hon. Henry
Beresford and myself were never di-
Y'orced, she said to friends in New
York before starting On tour with
The Enchantress. in which. IT goes
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they run up to London to see the
new plays and to enter Mayfair, il
the ex-actress is hidden. The fam
Gus back will be for her family
and for society, if 1t wishes it. Their
cousin, Lady Decies, once Vivien
Gould, may ca. the deciding vote,
for the Beresford family has never
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been quite sure what to do with an
actress
But Miss Gordon will no longet
DE- an actress. She will be the Hon
Mrs. Beresford, and some time. per-
haps, Lady Constance Decies That
is, If, as her husband says, they make
it a go" this time
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-18
Pertinent Philosophy.

What about that ship of yours
that is to come-has it started
yet?
The love of money is truly the
root of much evil if you marry
for gold.
No man can serve two masters
and no woman eau serve btoh
style and comfort.
Give boy all the liberty he
wants and he'll be lucky if he
doesn't land in Jail.
When man hopes for the best
and gets it, be wishes he had
hoped for something better.
1t is truly wonderful how much
good poor, man thinks he could
do in this old world-if he only
had the money.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-18
This /. he Way to Do 1t.

The way to build up a commu-
nifty is for every person in it, who
can, to put some money into in.
dustries that give the people en-
ployment, and push the indus
tries to success. Industries that
last all the year round are the
best; but those that last part OF
the year are better than none.
The most valuable power on
earth is human power, but when
it is not employed, it is not only
lost but it also consumes part of
what others earn. Work creates
wealth; work sets money into mo-
ton; work pays debts; wotk is
the vital power in prosperity,
and that city or com munity
whose people are idle. are poor,
aud poor IN proportion to the
number that work and the time
they work. Heavens greatest
blessing to any people is
to give them honest, remunera-
tive employment.