The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-11-07

.,.- cut society like a butch
4. nd was a streak Of blood.
,.,,,cre OF King Philips war
n more sayagery skulking in
M. The terrible old woman
5scIared that she intended to
IN York the bayonet, as her
,ntlye did in 1777.
N always remember this din
another reason. 1t was the
.,sarapce in America of Beatrix
,ner her marriage with Capt.
smith Of bis majesty's lines in
Mica. There were a lot OF
!, disconnected rumors about
srlare. Beatrix certainly posed
sslress before the Englishman
5s5er the yoke, and we sot
,pssion. doubtless directly, that
IA large estate somewhere on
rojan. $4,000, at any rate, over
Then we heard later on,
jimmie Dale, | thinlt-he al
law The foreign gossip-that the
.nan did not have a brass far
Wer his pay, and was rath-
Id on than that by a fat budget
N We knew that Beatrix had
sue to speak Other aunt kept
Ir.makers going for her. There
ylld lands, back inland some
that Beatrlx used TO turn into
ii and spruce lumber when she
dreaming, but the oyer-drained
nj used to pay taxes on them,
link that was about the only
1u Of the fortune that ever
hiking to New York.
i Sarah Lamar on my right at
Errer, and. fortunately, an inn
b German person on her right,
shpt his nose we'll in his wines
les. WANTED to ask Sarah Lee
isslt Beatrix, and was glad of
Irons exclusive interest in his
ii, l shared a rather general
III. The Englishman was here
s.atrix, putting in his leave of
4. II they mooned for van
Eldoratos, one saw no tear-stains
| thought the pair of them at
end of the table looked happy
pretty comfortable for disillu-
fortune hunters. Presently l
bah Lemarr TO myself, and was
% inquire into the mystery when
ok the very subject from the tip
iuague,
irs been hoping for a word with
ISurlandt," she said; its about
Smith. She needs your as
r."
: not a divorce lawyer" I
sssnse, Courtlandt," she answer
Per love each other. They are
Can you gather the signifi-
asrch an undreamed of ending
effort each OF them made to
ia 'oItune?"
IN l said. 'Beatrix cannot need
llte, Poets tell lis that lovers
dwell in this land of trolley
I'D srindIes. but somewhere on
Stands they are happy"
ny dear boy" said Sarah Le-
one might take q stone bruise
morn in the thumb even on a
7 island"
50" ! answered: the Well at
'';ids End is there. and whose
aiielh thereof shall be perfect
Dreams are perfect, and around
a'ooci this land Lethe, the River
4'lon, rolls its watery labyrinth.
@ not Interrupt me; the human
sass with longing that cannot
s'd for this enchanted country
,yoa tell me, Beatrix walks with
aslisbman"
~ said Sarah Lemarr. "Who
s.FI, couytlandt?"
Fs you 80" said. demonstrate
Greatest rnwritten truth about
-1a' namely, that every reflec-
l'ses from apersonu experience.
Ssp!ores Sin, he has robbed his
1sf in his youth, If one apostro,
srs' he Is about to marry Miss
Y Fo'ty.eighth street. The girl
.ss' dear Madame Won Hubert,
Iys'erious fairy-woman, 'daugh-
"0a JareT, surnamed the Vic.
second Caliph OF Bagdad under
,. ~ Of the Abbasides, asleep
sik carpet in Arabia"
ne impossible German person
,',eU 70 inquire II / thought the
'''e canned did not think
Sc canned, and he was content:
I, I,aeni gave Sarah Lemarr a
y sue seized It with tho practi.
''a'ess Of a New Bedford skip.
q. cosr.Iaadt" she said, "be
:, hSa'Tir needs 100000"
). ''lS'hal Of Beatrix," replied.
! TO
: e need only a couple of hun.
80, ~ s'e going to be nasty about
y '~aat she said. Il will never
! YOU again You must helB
. md this 10000. The poor
=. %ead'glIy worried about. it,
~. Z CORTLAND when the two OF
I'm. after the honeymoon to
\ y y estate all Castilian haze, in.
IA, !, conventional separation
81, !. y love with each other like
\. ~ 81 Breton peasants. Beatriz
:. y about Il; she Is lovely. She