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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08
AIHERNIANs tERosihISaN
sEIAMRoc kEANp PIPE.

) sRRINGElELD. o.7-ln making pre-,
liminary arrangements for.the !obsery-
ance of st. Patrick's Day, local mem.
beers Of the Ancient Order of Hiberni.
ans sought to discourage the wearing
Of the shamrock and clay pipe at q
meeting yesterday
1t was argued that such emblems
dettact from the dignity of the Irish
ancestry.
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REST ISp Health TO Mp1RERAnD CHILD.

MRS. WrSstow's SOOTHING SYRrP has heea
MOTHERS iot their CHILDREN WHILR
TRkTHIN6. with .S0FEcr SUCCESS. Z
SooTHES The CHILL, S0PTtNS'the GUNS
AtLAYS all Palm & uRIsS WIND COLO, aud
soiutely harmless, He sure ard ask for "MrS
Hinslow's Soothing Syrup = and take no ether
Sfila, Twenty. five cents .. hottie.
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. CARD OF THANKS

. we ydeslre to thank our friends and
neighbors, also Res,g Props, the
choir the /. o. o. sF 5dge, and others
for Kindness shoHHa the death o.. our
beloved husband and rather,
va MRS. VIM, A. LESEUR, /.
ARTHUR LESEtIR.
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severe Fall.

The little son Of Mr., and Hrs.
Robert Anderson Of East Park receiy'
ed a severe fall few days ago, and
cut his tongue very badly. Seven
stitches had to be taken to close the
wound,
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M.shasasMes.ina.

Mr.. Jacob Garner, ,of East Park
avenue has returned from Hundred,
where, he attended the revival services
at the christian Church at that place.
Egahge KlrlsmanS hsh charge OF the
services, and there nave been 81 adj
ditlons to the church 7 - J,
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MA MET IL you fwail q stylish IN.
ERStATlioNAL SUIT made to,your
ne safe at, the right, price, drop in
Z q I'd zee the new spring samples. Big
reduction on winter goods. LOYAL
BENNETT, sos Locust avenue, Fair
& mont lI w. Va. Cleaning and press
IE Barber shop in connection.
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II ~ - Alli ILti1i ~ " ~
ted; then ne OWNED that these des
.mands but ind eated the way the Kind
was going to blow, and thu one Uf
those fterriac financial storms Ne had
heard about was soon TO sPetb over
the United states How terrible tIlls
particular storm SlsB to 81 did NOT
anticipate. Nevertheless BE- look
every fsprecautiun Ia bis power
and had no an1iety about hls Weather
ing II sout.
And In the end. when early summer
was on, everything BEGAN q mend
Came q day when Daylight did d . M
precedented. he LETT the oaire aR
hour ekFiier than usual. and tor The
reason that tcf the|iira time aince4ta
no be Continued
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WI MED 10 EXCHANGE = Good
health for all your pain. Call at the
Treatment Rooms for Turkish Bath,
Massage and Electricity. Open for
ladies' and gentlemen. First aoors
1 City Hospital, Bell Phone 79l.
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREES, grape
vines. elrrant bushes. hedge plants.
II you. want one or a thousand It Will
pay you to get my prices. do the
planting. H. W. Learnan, Bell
phone, Pike street.
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N Ruined LHe.D

a hulneu LIE
Rev. Barnes will preach this even
ing on "a ruined Life" at the Pala.
tine Baptist Church. The service last
evening was well attended and Rev.
Barnes preached a very interesting
.ssFpen,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08

ENeRosslNG, Resolutions, Diplomas,
Certificates, Memorials, Show Gard
Lettering and Pen Work Of every
description, executed In thorough
manner at reasonable prices. I'm.
ion Business College, L. G. Minor.
Mgr. 80
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FOR skLE-satprday. Reb 10, 1912,
at 2 O'Clock p. M, in tralt Of the
Court House. One lot Of Millinery
4 goods, consisting of Hat. Plumes,
Feathers, Ribbons, Veiling, eyelyet
and various other trimming found in
first class Millinery Store J. S.
Walker.
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\0ANTEp-PositIon as travelling
salesman. local, by ore who can give
good references and desired RESULTS
Address ~ this office, SIS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08

For sALEGood leather couch, 8
rocking chairs, 3 dresbers and
kitchen cabinet. Goods as new.
Will sell for reasonable price. AIA
ply SIS Pierpont Ave.
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AfIlfiTEp Live Agents to solicit Sick
ana Accident and Life Indemnity,
Gooa Contracts to right party. In
& duife at once Manley Hotel. =. G.
Ciibeft. s5
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SyV9I flTEp-25 miners TO load after
Punching machines. Married men
3s5 sptt erred, at Janfison Coal and Coke
No. 8 nine, near Pennington,
W. hl',ii
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90. YOU ,WAHT3a nice Aneraria for
a sick room? have them; also
some extra large maple trees. H.
w. Lehman.
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1870 $50 Vim Meet.,l

a Degree stafi VII Meet,,I 3:1s|
The members OF the. Degree Stan Of
the seven star Rebeleah Lodse. 80, s.
\ Ttll meet e tggqRoErog evening at their
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For eALE.

FOR sAEE6ne sleigh and pair Of
steel runners for a buggy at d bar.
gain. Apply Df. L. N. Yost, Peoples
Bank building. #i5 ".
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WANTED One first class electrician,
3 spiyi Hutchinson Coal Co.. Jacobs
Building, Fairmont w. Va.
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NVANfEp-Ladies and gentlemen to
can at the sanitorium Treatment
room, flrst floor City Hospital
Buiiding for electrical massage and
baths Bell Phone 7s1'R.
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FOR sALE-6 room housespn Fourth
street, 18th ward, with al convent
ences. Call on N. J.. Lantz.
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.lHIhrp WANTED.

SgARTEp-F people to know
that we are agents for Carney $
y Electric Iihament and Carneg's
atarrh Cure. Price soc. Beam &
Z t,loskey. ~. i...
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WRFTEp-You to know that l guar
q antee every suit to lit perfectly
Fine suits to order. Hats blocked.
Clothed pressed. Prompt work. Abe
fIustead for fine tailoring, Jackson
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ding you. .lb ~. ::
The more YOU go. the less you know
ASK a 3g;sss sedfse Is f l2!,l9
9 the accident fnguraate agent was
explaining to IA well known man ,of
this city the ditfent clauses III the
policy. He ran along the first page
nicely, then handed itsto gthel boob 70
look over ThesbSbbiproceeded to put
on his cheaters apd,slanted right rown
the page pearythe end; andsthen look
ing up he frowned severely, and to
the agent said, 4 don't hardly make
out clause 49,, 49,
The agent grabbed 1t and read,
When the fire bell rings, does the
banana peel?"
So say we all OF us.
We appreciate this:
what makes Maggie 90 stuck np?H
Oh, they. got butter at her house..
- --2
Sing a song Of leap year.
Pocket full ofrye,
Four and twenty old maids
Baked in pie. n.
When the pie Is opened
They wanted to propose.
Wasn't that an awful thing? :
Goodness only knows, q
-7---7.,
Some Valentino verse ana cl'Ppinss'
49, -3.,a-
Amt ioYe lusEE s fan aS5ig
~, ,,,4,,,,,.;;, ,gitrob >. Tor Won IAN
ieG -, ,.,,.,,5ii,sq 1poksr .rl,xsr,
10 you ~. to', y ~ =.
10 w an utq Dan 'sunis .wslliFemembers,
From, AZ old ,sfgamee. d, Thine
- NJ -
i cannot send a nosegay,
Nor bonhons bubtI can
And do. send an ny.loye,to you,
Now trv IN 'euess the man.
III 4, ---.-
I want n beau this leap year,
want him mighty bad,
If Won will he nv valentine.
ne.er. more VIM be sad.
If dRferent tbings are oddities, is
Sam 4 cvr,oq !,
M -...-,-,,r ..,.,.
!, Y Nh, III. ,,,,.,ytn. and b,s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08

FOR SALE OR RENT-Large brick
building, four floors, electric light,
gas, water and elevator, N. H. Kin
kead, Con. Phone 1917.
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4 SYNOPSIS. ,ai
CHAPTER L-Elan Harnish, knoWn'
all through Alaska as A't3arhtnE DAY
| q friendly crowd OF miners at the Circle
CITY Tiyoll. He u q general tayerite,
hero and a. pioneers In til new gold helu1s
The dance leads to heavy gamr!lng "
which over 100000 y staked. EArHiisn
loses his money and his iiine .RIt wins
CHAPTER n Burning Daylight stafts
ON hIB trip to deliver The mall. VII doga
and Bledge. He tells his friends that9the
Big Yukon gold strike 'wlll9aootl be on
and he intends e be ~ Il at 1ss !. sle ny
dips over the bank and down the ttoFen
Yukon and In the gray light y gone. : :
CHAPTER 1II.-Harnisli makes zen
sationally rapid run across country WIN
theHiatL appears at the Tlyon ana ma, tlleEe
- another characteristic celebration. Tie
|, has made 4 record against cold and ex.
laustion and Is now ready to. Join his
sriends In dash to the new gold nelas'
CHAPTER tY.-Harnish decides ,wiisre
the gold will be found In the up-riyer dis
tElct anu ouys wv lunp. " i. v ~
a ne ps Stfpss me se ~ m9'i Il over S
? 80 ! s.'sis., - N ~
CHATTER v.-when Daylight arrives
with his heavy outfit OF hour ne hndg
the big nat desola,e. 4 comrads dis-
harvest, He Eoes 10 DaWsoH. begins I'M
gsse am sG Sesorass the mott S
figure In the KloRdike 2sfSt
ruApTER N 1Ta.,,.h maize. forttiSs
a fier Yortnns one I,,cEv inyestme mi en- en-.
ap'es h 70 Getea grsIa n,rS asS e
determines to = return nj 10 civilization and
MAJ u1S - reInemoeEea % khoi o. pt p4 ~
sl9F'' ffi' 4ts
an. r,-rn I,Iy M. =. .,.,.,.. 2,.s3 A,I
Of THE King Of the Klopdike.% and Day:
iilsht lS ieted ny the money t oL
we couHaS hey axe ni lhso ,,, a. ~
"copper" aea ena tnS A ias,ESaan p'1 nnr.E
I nnos himsen am M me 9fWbiasFlnE com M
Shc3tlohs OF Mgh nnanee. - aGs
CHAPTER v11L-payiIEht i nu,acto d,
By the monsysd , men an And nd5 t thSt he
"a mahlPniatee scnsne: ae koss g
meet nls dlyioyal. nnslns9s+ S,paFtneF1 y
'nea en-, olnees IN new tp9FtBSltSi ~, (.
|, CHAPTER fX.-Gonttonting tlS part
ners WIN rev9iyer ~
IrohtleF y ne lnEeAte1k ~ ~ TI.l w
~ lots tellssea <, nhtsy ~
Seea lnE %, ahp,alsson saetI Eas
cisco with his unimpairett tet tl,ille WY
IN, ,,.e1,,t, =, .S;ss,;;ii:.,:4. II
~ = Y Dlests ~ ~
" q, peue ~ ~ pretIy stet lpns
YIN SrRg,eG pr snS t WS Fl taw Sa
her and interested In her family analrs
-, -, = ,3..,.. 8. % n 81 &
.CHAPTEh. HI.--He become4s, az 1atI ~
IN large on ~ ne StA
ad sets int9 g tls pot Is,s rv,
ttaH 4, ne b ~ no pgS Us a AZ
q - -, -. s... { d. 81 N. &
GHArEK t,, XI II ZEE dssps
hUQ uefpeFAlnl9 IlBtl'llllAIve,tii ~
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. FUINII.|N'IY|l;RAIIINS

.,.g n 6itsS3a .462t' ~ ~, s. ktt.-3t q
tBy Ms.).s i. sso.,t
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STRICKEN in SAME I

STRICKEN IN SAME u
is ei ROOM AT AME TIME.
GAINESVILLE, o. Standing in the
same room not more than five feet
apart, Mr.. and Mrs. Dlngey, Y and 60
years old. respectively, we're stlcken
with paralysis at the same time Both
are in precarlous condition. ~
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CHATTER v.-when Daylight arrives
with his heavy outfit OF Hour he fnde
the big nat desolat0. A comrads dis
covers guitl and TTIatnish teaps q rich
harvest, He goes TO DaWsoH,. begins tns
vestihfr MI corner lots and stalking other
.mi1erst and becomes the most promises
figure In the K londike, 2slS'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08

ntdtf FTexy Merrill coached the foot;
bail. Team; What would y stage coach?
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ron RENT New house, 4 rooms,
Cor. Jefferson and Chestnut .sts, I'd
\ ward. see okeY Grover. No. 1914
Tank Htll..
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.WANTEp girl. Apply at Leopold's,
5el FaiTmont Ave, corner 9TH st.
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.FoR sALETTwo two-hoSse sledssi3
Box 1872 Riyesyllle.
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CHAPTER XYIi-For the sake n ais
love, Daylight undertakes the 'schetie Of
building up a great Industrial community
among the hills. He wins her regard by
Interesting himself In her crippled BROTH
e. 81 LN-Ll
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08

would that be keeping the panhandle
COMPANY? 9s'.St q b's.
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/, CHAPTER fX.-C onttonting his part
hers with revolver IN chafaettFietic
frontier style. he threatens to XII them
eowed 'fht6 Submission, return their steal
tngg and Hafnish goes back 10 san Fran
cisco with ibis upimpaired foEtuh w WIZ
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light house keeping. Inquire SIS
Washington street.
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CHAPTER Xv.--Dede tells daylight
that she likes him but that her Happiness
could not lie with molay manipu!etor.
WITH Ne wealth e so ifielihed.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms for
light house keeping. Inquire 515
washington street.
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Special Sale OF Furniture and Rugs
at ]. H. Snlder's. See ad. \
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CHAPTER XTY-one day Daylight
asks Dede to go with him on one mora
ride his purpose being toaask her 20 mar
~ him. and they canter sway, she, trying
% analyZe her feelings.
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KiddIng. KlddIhg ] ! .waas, !. .only. Kld.
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CHAPTER fII--FIarnlsi makes a Sen
sationally rapid run across country WITH
thelnIatI, appears at the Tlyoli ana there
- another characteristic celehraNon; tt1e
mas made 4 record against cold and ex-
hauAtion and Is now ready to Join ms
sriends In q dash to the new gold nelas'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08

FOR sALE-Two good steady work
horses, aged s and 9 years. Weight
about 1leO pounds. Apply ]. ".
/ Helm, 1O6 Jacob street. Bell sS2.%.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08

CHAPTER v1I.-The papers 1re full
Of THE King OF the KlondIke." .ana. Day.
light ID feted by the money magnates Of
s TIE SSua gac Thssy take s into ons e
nnda himself amid the btWlldering com.
elicatlon1 Of high finance. ~ y 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08

FoR :skl,E-Eor tae pianos at fair
price for cash or payments, ana bar
gains in piano scarts and benches,
call at the Sine Music Store, $40
Locust avenue, Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08

CHAPTER v1.--Harnish makes fortune
ables him 10 defeat d great combination
Of capitalists In vast mining deal. He
determines TO return to civilization and
gives farewell celebration to his friends
that 10 remembered Ss kind OF blaze OF
glory. t,!9 VII. sIttf :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-08

CHAPTER e Daylight meeti hlg fate
In Dede \ asone ~ pretty stedogtapher
for. Harnfst II much attracted tpwards
her and interested In her family ahairs
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CHAPTER NJ Burning Dagllght, staEts
and BledEe. He tells his friends that the
Big Yukon gold strike will 9aooH be on
and he intends TO be In It at the start.
with Indian attendants ana dogg ne
dips over the bank and down fl]e troEen
Yukon and In the gray Light y gone. X
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CHAPTER ~. -Harnish decides ,where
the gold will be found In the np-riyer dis
trict and buys two tons OF Hour, which
gold before the season TO- over.
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CHAPTER vIIL-DaylIEht d huncoed
by the moneyed men and finds that he
has been led to invest his eleven millions
In a manipulated schsme. He goes 70
meet his disloyal business partnef1r at
their offices in New York. City. IN +
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FOR RENT-Furnished front room
With modern sonyeniencea. Apply
$40 Boydston st.

IFoR RENT-T@o' furhtshed or unfur-
nished rooms, corner Jackson and
Quincy streets. Apply sos Quincy
street.
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FOUND.
LOST.

$225.O0 Piano free. Ask about 1t.
oMEN's MUSIC STORE.
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CHAPTER. X. He becomes an element
In large inyestIne on (thel RRctf cseoast
and gets Into the poll tlrRl ring Fofs q
rest he goes to inspect one OF his proper
tfacted back to the old life on. the loI1e-
some trail. !. SNGG ,t ~ " 80
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ASK aSIss s sofss !. |. f l1.,' !.

ME more YOU "a. the less you SNOW.
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FOR SAL Restaurant. Central 10
cation. Good business. Price req!
sonabl e. ri intormation5cal Bell
t4as.R. ..aSEgp h
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Is NIE ~ T.. .isFsjI u IN.
So say we all of US.
We appreciate this:
what makes Maggie 80 stuck npT
Oh, they got butter at her house.
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FOR RENT,

BARBER sHoP--For rent on Main
street, nnder Lyric Theater. Apply
o. II. Stout Mgr.
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,soR RENT unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; with bath, hot
ard cold water. Apply Leslie Wine
mtllsF.2 f4 Barn street
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ron RENT-Two turnfsneG rooms
y forS light house keeping. 4Ss Jeffsr-
SON street,
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For RENT-Thfee unfurnlshed
rooms WITH bath. Second floor, Elem.
tne Hidga Z Apply Miss R. Holt
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Fof HEAT room house on Spence
street With modern conyeniences.
Apply llS Fairmopt avenue.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
AS TO SUFFRAGETTES.

The answer is hurled back at me like
ball over a tennis net.
you mean do | think she would have
been militant suffragette? | do not. She
was essentially obedient to authority. She
waited performing her duties in the state
of life 10 which she had been called until
the vision. When she thought her work
completed how delighted she was at the
idea OF going back to her domestic duties
how bitter the tears OF resignation when
she found out her mistake. There was alb
solutely no spirit of modernism about her"
Don't you think that women have been
forced into the militant attitude because
peaceful methods have failed?"
Father Vaughan's face is a map OF the
States Of Disgust and Intolerance.
"Why don't they ring the bell like ladies
instead of trying TO smash the door Those
stone throwing window breaking females
are an insult to the ladyhood of our moth
ers and sisters There is no excuse for such
manifestations of hysteria. Wild things
with passions let loose, they are like a
child seizing the reins of a tandem. driving
and bringing destruction to everything in
his path. | strongly condemn their lack Of
control | remember woman saying to
me once. Father. If brandy bottle was
there. and hell there pointing to opposite
s,das NJ the table. L would snatch the bot
,,a and run my chances That is only an
illustrative incident. Of course, but It
shows the lengths to which woman goes
,rber she abandons herself to her desires
7, 60 the same way with her gambling; she
dresses for dinner before luncheon to gain
time Other lusts are obeyed In the same
wantonness The window smashing is but
one enisode from many parallel ones"
socialism, fatherg'
The speaking fingers fly wide apart
.rrts uttle planet-a dab Of mud They
..aLa TOO much OF tit is their all. This
,sn,t naradise, only the steps to paradise
yya are not slowing down TO come into the
ton we are on our way out. This Is not
.ha whole book. II is the prologue 1t is
not the end. but the means to the end
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

concealing very lily my perturbation Of
spirit
dsi keen eyes, sometimes blue as porce-
isln' sometimes dark as Goals. interrogat-
ga me severely. He took a quick step To
'he window and looked out. His hands.
s'nall, white as woman's. the plant fin
sers intertwined, were clasped behind his
back
MAKE haste" The sledge hammer sylla-
p'es broke the mild little silence that fol
'O"en my persifiage into bits.
was little curious about Father
sushsns bringing up, amid the members
30 wonderful q family. it's ancestors
ing PACK to Norman kings; OF the broth
me late Cardinal; the other brother
,aolshop s.,.np Of Sidney; two more in the
ss1es'uood; three sisters nuns; the father,
,.S prowess following the hounds, is
n,. ehed oy his own in polepics, and trlb-
49,, Wnom he pays frequently in his
sies drawn from the hunting field.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

.cUm the Catholic Church ever counte-
nance divorce?"
He wheeled around. the heavy, black eye
brows pulled together omniously.
..How can It? What silly question:.
After all. Father Vaughan and are
III sAakers for the Truth. ] stood my
ground Uro manfully and I believe the fine, old
eaor,,ng ] splrit inherited from brave. fight
ing men liked me the better for it.
~ 'It isn't silly question, father, for IT
has 10 do with one of the vital topics of the
day" ,. 49,. .ooL,
cSr,st. % II you believe in that you can
not accept divorce
Nnow those who sit in glass compart-
klio% .sou,d not throw stones, but I did
~ mar "areumentative pebble
suppose woman is married r.soso,ss. to such Ia
brute that even the church recognises his
uns,ness =, e.y for husbandT -.-
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

"r know people say they don't Ike the
tI,nnodrome show. They don't understand
nor do the churches who have borrowed our
ceremonial without the meaning attached
thereto. We believe the Lord Is truly ana
snbstantially with us and as He Is our King
,u,o m make the mis-en-scene as
Soar,,ful as possible. the exquisite gar
ments the flowers, the incense the music
sorr, the vision of the Apocalypse
~ %nere is no trifing part but has Its tender
Message to the believing heart. For In
stance, the white alb and girdle the priest
1 naars is the symbol of the robe and rope
-. Nod ON when He left the presence OF
IIarod Personally 1 prefer the low mass
said in some simple convent chapel but the
saa So 8. the will Of the Church as well and
- undoubtedly helpful to the people"
opid you approve of the expenditure OF
money that was made when Cardinal FAR
isv returned? Don't you