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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

Is where eou purchase through a
big coionizing concern with its
high salarled management, office
forces travelling agents, etc, The
land MAY he worth what it costs
YOU, but with cheaper plan OF
selling, you should be able to get
II for less
Il you are interested in good
land, well located, cut into sections
and sold by the OWNER under the
most economical plan, with plenty
of water for stock or irrigation
priced al half and less what neigh
boring land is selling for write
for full information TO
F. NJ, GETZENDANER, Manager,
Adv. 2i2 UvaIde, Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

~'e4' stress "p"h exercise 1lf'5 @eee
Dreaming,
more Hre i'& people e1ll=aise tile
~ e9i'"uS r"'I'hss mo titte aoHsi
physical tAe1rlsf "ah @aA hG9H -
2i,- hi. ht'h' ~ the sweat 9i ms
'iaFe- ar ll' 'eIi 10 thal esd = and
Aa can nol MAINTAIN a=tefHt2l cor
ttI''oF NIi1oUl more or Tess inusea-
i"r exercise.
FI}S.cai culture SYSTEMS OF VAR
Gus KINDS nave been devised 10 sup
ply iHia need Tor persons OF seden-
larl occupation, aud theS afe alt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

Hhea the Christmas holidays az
rive remember that the wounded
man 1as not Of the same country
or yaIialon III The Samaritan, but the
latter recognized that after all he
VAS brother Let nothing tempt
you 10 play the part of the priest or
tie Le8ite when there are robbed
and wounded men all around you.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07
TULMAN On EXERCISE.

Senator Tillman has written an
Instructive article on his recovery
10 health by virtue OF physical cul-
ture aud temperate eating. tie lays
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

George Bailey, Of the Houston
Post, is having terribly hard time
In keeping his friend, Coal Blaze, y
the chief executive OF South Caro-
lima. In the straight and mario"
path
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

TAFT seems determined that none
OF the federal officers who sup
ported Roosevelt shali play IN his
baek yard any more.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07
/; u {. EiNcd ut S.silA

In Justice fidwell's cout. Ibis
morning Ead Allen, a negro, w&s
given habeas corpus hearing and
rs bond as fixed at $500. lAiio4
CHARGE with having sho. Tons
Wiley, a,Ha3her negro. on a. Roe
buck farm near Mash son4e tv o
weeks agu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07
At the E.n,pire.

owing to an error in shipping the
iliins yesterday The program is be-
ing shown today as was advertised
Tor yesterday, While the show ves.
terday Was different from that ad.
vertIsed 1t is being shown today
making an entire change in the
program.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

Governor Marshall says a good
rook is more important than a GOV
crnor. That depends On the amount
Of pie which the latter has q, bis
disposal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

Spareribs and backbones, country
sausage, gatherings and cracking
bread What does Il fellow want to
be bothered with United States
postoffice for, anyway?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

The Congressional Record one OF
our most valued exchanges, come Ia
W loaded down with the usual
amount OF heavy matter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

The gold circulation should Inv
largely increased II buyers hope to
be able to successfully handle the
Texas cotton crop from year to
year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

Down in San Antonio politics ap-
pears TO be fight between the outs
and the ins, no matter who happens
to be In and who happens to be out
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07
=

Doubtless Chicago tcoIs that If
she wants TO pefmr, the iut"rmW-
riaHe Of blacks and whites it ~ no
body else.s business
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07
EIGHT PAGES.

Japan Is having aeme trouble
with her cabinet American experts
could soon effect thc necessary re
palrs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

II you lose anything or want
anything, the surest and quickest
way to get results Is through the
Daily want column. Others have
tried 1t to their advantage. Why
not try 1t!
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

After December 3 10 per cent
penalty will be added to your city
taxes. Pay now and avoid the rush,
ZIG !
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

The fellow who could face that
Norther yesterday and sing De-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

Plenty Of fine, bright, clean oats
at Waxaiiachie Grain Co. Phones
50. Adv 21S,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07
Past ear.

District clerk Lem Hray Frida
54Ae4=h his Genital report WITH cuur,y
tudtter G r Spaait& lur the lis4a'
year ending December 4. l9I4.
H. IL .--i
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07
st BSRIPIIoN RATES

Entered at the WaXahacIe fustoliice as
Mail Matter 81 the Second Glass.
W MeKNIGHT, Managing Editor
VA 0WNBf city Editot
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-07

DIKECTOkS:
q. W. Mcknight. T. A Ferris, {. "
Kent. c. Y. Simpson, L. q. Vestai
I'd Cunningham, W. A, Ownbf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
STATE TROOPERS
OBSERVE THE DAY
Members OF the West Virginia Militia
on Strike Duty Eat Turkey IN
Camp Yesterday.

CHARLESTON. W. Na. Nov. IS
-Four companies OF state militia had
their Thanksgiving TURKEY dinner IN
the coal strike district. but tomorrow
Two of four companies will return to
tbeir homes They viii be- II" OF
huntington and ~ ot Fayetteville.
Governor Glasscock has not stated
whether this action Is the result Of
the conference held with representa-
tive miners on Saturday. bur 10 is be-
llcvcd that DO" conference had
something 20 do with the reduction
OF the military forces.
Governor Gla.-cock ha. approved
tho findings In two more cases. sent
to him for tuo military commission.
Alex Carpenter. O. boy under r. years
Of age. ueld to D." "a tagraut and IN
cOrrigiblc. WIS SEM tp the reform
school. and Touy stafford. tried for
conspirirC 60 iufirl Punishment on
Felix Salmon and o,h-r offonscs. was
given I've years BOO the poritenf'Jrv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
THANKSGIVING
FOR PATRICK
New York Lawyer Condemned To Die.
Sentence Later Commuted. Was
Released Today.

OSSlNI\G. y. Y. Nov. 2s-Albert
T. Patrick stepped from Sing Sing
prison. free man az 30 O'Clock this
afternoon. His pardon. signed By
Governor Dis, reached Warden Ken
nedy few mlnutccs before. A. he
entered an automobile waiting 90 take
him 10 his home I'm New York. Pat
rick said. 81 am going to continue
the fight To yindicatc my name"
Plans TO rcleas" Patrick a. G:@U
O'Clock this morning went astray.
Ills pardon Was 10 have bCeu brought
10 the prison by special messenger.
but by mistake the "uvGlQpe contain
not reach Tie Os-ininB post Office
until late this afternoon
Meantime Patrick. who had been iu-
formed OF his pardon by his 81 if- late
Yesterday. spent thc day az his usugi
occupation as the clerk in charge OF
The clinical records OF the hospital.
Through the underground telephone
Of the prison word Uu1ctly reached
Tho prisoners that he wa To 10 Tree
and when the lawyer sat down tO fhc
Thanksgiving dinner there we're many
To give him haudshake 81 cOngr4t-
ulatiOn.
wife Waited.
Patrick . Wlie waited for utIu "a y. -
York A. the prison door with an du-
tomobile ia readiness waited man
who has been working faithfully for
the prisoners release for just one
year lie was Thomas Naher o. Peeks-
kIil. former cell mate Of Patrick.
and p tOrger pardOnsd year aro.
During his Incarceration. hc and Pat
rick became ClOse friends The par
don was delivered 10 the lawyer short
ly Hftor three o'clOcf and 1f four
o'clock. clad in q blu" civilian suit
presented 90 all released prisoners.
and q fur coat loaned TO him by Naher.
Patrick stood without the prison door
again his own master Ile tool; with
him sinE1. representing his EARNINGS
ds 90 prisoner and carried e. 4 baggage
un'! small package containing 60
few personal effects
Cheers from crowd a.. several
hundred persons greeted the uardon.d
lawyer when %" aufOmobilp dr.'v,
up Zoo front oi his home Goo Sew York.
bur Oh" gr'"fiug PASSED uuuoticcd br
Pafric. ON fhe threshold stood DIS
vito Ter orc word O' welcome uaa
"Af"
Ten years a-p ou fUo ott. nf fE. aay
when FtfrirK was sentenced Fp dtH.
the pair Wefo married iu fhs fumhe
The women I. slice uttered f.n OK
c.am1iIou .'re'cied ouf lsr arms and
her husband Nas soon in beg embrace
Then the door closed b.u.-d .I.u
and Patrick va home .glir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

President Attends pan.Av,r,c,n
Thanksgiving Mass with Many
Otfe~ Prominent Orciais

NA~lIiNGTbN Soy - -rud.r
,a' iaI- o. fte 90 Republic. ~ tho
western iiruirpHr.'. american
THANKSGIVING C.r ma-.. fhs fourth ~
ir tird. wta celebrated in 81 Pat
r't Roman catholic church horo
tolIl Pre- dent raff. r1binet Officers
Chic. Justice White. of fhe .uprcu.
cour. aud other hIrh Officials rourc.
nu'rd ih" . nifcd States while tho din.
IoWa'fr corps here from the Other
America republic were present prac.
rculy iu bodr
Fcaoo 0Hf fI. ..utaI theme o.
iN. -"stI''. fH" President was no.
accom- panied. . i. usual even when
h' aif"Hd. religious meetings. b. his
mIIfHr. iid
cardinal tiuNlH. Drcu. .rd . scarf.
I.rurn uu f.r feIf col fnr altar In fh,.
tur'Iar.. .ud fr. cs smuf. took Dp
Hmp.. punfih.aI oarieur
IH. Pro .der anI u.. Tlr frr
.IN"ni.'n.. a.ft- f.t ceremony tl a..
-.ri fhr IHarL.r.rIur t,..I,. .t f.,
'nur o. $40 SuI. Unitarian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
LARGEST WOMAN IN
THE WORLD DIES
IN INSANE ASYLUM.

MONTREAL. Nov. 2S.-Jus-
fin Mason. weighing $50
pounds. who is said 10 have
been the largest woman IN the
world. died her" today.
Several months ago she be-
came insane and was taken in
charge BY tho assistance pub
licque Iu tire institution sho
became notorious FOR exploits
OF strength when To- 20 frenzy.
Even walls Of her room
failed tO restrain her. and DO
vas necessary 10 build L
round house outside fhe main
building especially Tor her.
$ specially built coffin will
b" Necessary 90 inter tho re-
mali
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
HAMLlN SWEPT
BY BAD BLAZE
Hundred Thousand Dollar FIRE Occurs
at Hamlin. County Seat Of Lincoln
County. Thanksgiving

HUNTINGTON. ~. Na. NO.. ->.
liamliu. fhe county sect Di I.rcuIr
county. was tuo scene cod 90 disastrous
ire a. an early hour fHi. murr.n-
Two hotels. several bu-if.a- I.u..-
and a half dozen dwellings usr.
burned. outailinE loe- estimated -
100000 Tho los is covered ouI.
lightly b. insurance u.. .ur to the
crude Or" fighting iacilit.- f was
Impossible 10 check the spread OF tle
flames. and 30 was oniy when tir nr.
had licked up cvcrythiu- ir r,acI
that tho flames were checked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
Father Shoots son.

80. AL lH-f ttrf g. thT IEteIlisrr.rs
PARKER SBJ re-. ". Va. Nov IS
While they were hunting together to-
DAY near Mineral Wells. this county.
Ham Spencer. a local business man.
shot his son. Ralph Spencer. aged l.
years. the boy getting the iull dis
charge from Shotgun iu his lex while
not more than j. feet from hi- father
one OF his legs received nearly a hun
Gred shot. being nearly b.oUh oil.
The cider Spencer nred at e. rabbit b..-
fore h" saw h.- son. who Was dir, tly
ia line with him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
MOB LYNCHES
THREE NEGROES

StLKE\ EPORT Go. sos. ., john
Woodhu-h. Jim il'ard and S.la, Jiu-
NOR uu. three u.-rnna uuu attacked
.ud -"rIou-it wounded Druufs sheriff
Edward. uf Bos,.r parish. -".'r.t
F.rt. .rp we're ghsu from tHr tUr'r
orpufI'. .io Vfr' removing them
irou t.. 'tado ttri-h iau to benton.
... parrish seat e.! Ho.-lrr parish. to
f.rlf arI lyurhci 90 N3ucoviIi". o.
short dIsftrc" from Benton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
AGAIN BLUE
AND GOLD is
VICTORIOUS
Martins Ferry Goes Down Defeat the Hands of Wheel
ing High by the One-Sided Score of 19 to o.
Purple and White Rushed Of Its Feet by the Speed Me
chants of w. H. S.-Spears Plays Brilliantly.
(BY Il. j. SMITHD

Three thousand persons Wheeling high nary
old football gdiron Island yesterday
crushing the Martins Ferry eleven by of 10 Damaging
blocking led touchdovns, while
ermngled with formation plays led other Wheeling
profted by the breaks of the graspng oppoeun
and making the the mistakes which
of Martins Ferry.
Not credit the
but their alertne vigilance and eternal vatchune ha
marked
methods Wheeling
whit than that Martins Ferry while
and sturdy particularly the second half But
the Wheeling handled the ball canly and followed
perhaps closely Martins Ferry
n a vi Ferry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
is
BEATEN BY
OHIO TEAM
Denson lrumphs Over West Virginia by the One-SideJ
Score of IL to 6-Won Game N First Period
University Showed Reversal in Form and Were Unable 10
Tackle the Light Players on Ohio Eleven

FAlRMoNI. v Va. Nov. 2S Showing surprising fcvcr.t
IN form. West Virginia defeated closing ramc of IN
season this afternoon hN th Dennson college score of
Il To t. The VARSITY much heavier hut were
OF IN tackng and th Ohioan> simply ih, a an
the hrSt two quarters The Gold and Blue gallant
snatch from defeat had the Dcnno,
eeNenS goal line several times. hut >luc
Captain buchman ct the VARSITY team 10 n
hard fought victories throughout present season was ut
form and retired in the first halt This Gold and Blue a
without and this Handicapped great cNnt IA
work with the forward and frequent were d>as-os
TO the West NHgnan> Dcnuson handled ra> nicely
tor large through plav they made t
ouchdowns Rupr. last eleven Wa .
ground hut 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
CHILD CREMATED,
BOY SHOT IN LEG
Two Sad Accidents IN West Virginia
Mar ThsnksgiVins-Fsther.
Hunting, Shoots Son.

SPECIAL Iisistah 70 -. IuteI.... a,.r.
FAlRMON1. W. Va. Nov 2>.-Nel-
lie. IN" three-year-Old daughter UI Mr..
and Mrs. B =. King. OF Helens Run.
near Pennington. Was burned TO death
to-day when her clothing caught fire
from u trash heap In the ward. An
older brother was burning leaves
when the little girl toddled near the
fire. and soon her clothing was a mass
Of flames. All efforts to save her life
failed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
rHE wrarHnE

west virpinia-rar. warmer FRIDAY.
Saturday frfr.
irdayF warmer rridt moderate south
WFaf ~ waaf winds
western nusVlvaulHa-ralr warmer
friday. ssfuruHV. probably far. Hladsr-
fte annff ~eFf fn 49, "irda.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

h" l"1iur" OF ih' gam" was a FIX.
''-;.ri suu by gupp ior q. toucl.
down
P'l"rr' placed i;au,unii.u 90 u.f-
""'" and did lr-at work Aficr d..
'"''I'd iu' same tur visitors wcr.
uh""'. O." score ana the Nar-it, made
h"lr Ion" touchdown
Ihr h-ht backs uf th, Ohinar-
were too fast Tor DO" West Nirriu,.,
t.anl chd aud they mace large rum
Nhen th" Varsity players did have an,
opportunity 10 throw runners bacL,
Ni'h"ul gains they missed easy tact
cl-. This defeat and the defeat nj
'h' hands OF NesJ Virginia WESLEYAN
were the too worst defeats that the
varsity has suffered this season
Preceding IN" Varsity game Ia,
fairmOnt Normal school and Waynrs-
nurE college played "a came which
Was Won by the local team b, Tho
scor, OF To T.. Thi- came proved by
iar the most interesting OF tho two.
Continued on Par. TIcyta)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
RICHIE
DEFEATS
WOLGAST
CHAMPIONSHIP LOST
BY AID. ON \ FOUL
Richie Had the Champion in Dis
tress During the Closing
Rounds of Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO. No, .s-AG
wOlgas;. lightweight champion pugil-
isi. lost his title to Wmnc Ritchle to-
dag. in the sixteenth round ~ their
fight. at Daly CITY. In that round
WOlgast ioglcd Ritchir twice. and
Referee James Griffin awarded the
fight To Bitchie. Wo.gas;. however.
WAS already q beaten man. Ills eyes
were glazed. his LEGS shaky. his whole
body tottcring.
Tho end oi the fight came after
those az the ringside had noticed in
the fifteenth round tHat Wolgas-'s =
strength seemed waning somewhat.
At the beginning vi tho sixteenth the
boys faced each other with Ritchie
confidently carrying the fight 10 his
opponent. Nolgast looked worried.
His face had lost the sneering smile
. " ore IN the earlier rounds Richie
mad" him Vince with tWo-hand,r
10 the body. and then shot crushing
right squarely 10 the jaw. Wolgast
i"l against the rOpes. returned To-
wards 10 the corner Richie crowd
ed him. and. as Wolsast raised hle
head, hc right-crosscd him aud Vol.
Sast fell sprawl linE
Official Timekeepcr George Hart
ing. who has been counting out cham
pious for - year. began 10 toll OH
the seconds. At the count Of tour.
Nolgast, very groggy. got UP and
came toward his antagonist. Ritchie.
who had crossed 70 the opposite side
ot the ring. rushed TO meet him. and
they exchanged blows. Wolsast.
though badly dazed. covered Ritchie
so he could not send ia the tnishin.
smash
Ritchic Given Title.
only tWenty-four seconds remained
o! the round. Ritchie near his own
corner. mad' ready FOR the right
cross again when Wolgast's ler-
struck him low. Hundreds of voices
raised the cry Of foul and foul. %
and Referee Griffin cautioned VOL
e:.t. In another instant the leit
skVs Oi WOlgast struck low again
and found the same sore spot Richie
tried tu fight b9cI. but was plainly in
distress
Referee Griftu rushed between the
Continued on Page EIeveu)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29

Captain Edv in Spears, of Wheeling
High school. played Lis last game OF
loot ball with ilish school yesterday.
Commenting OH the result of ycster-
uay's game. lie said. we expected to
win and We owe q all TO Coach Hold
ell. as h" introduced the greatest
bunch OF plays ever used BY a Wheel
ing High school eleven" Spears
played in every game played thus far
against Martins Ferry. In 1870" he
made a long run while playing an end.
and later Wheeling made the first
touchdown o. the game. which ended
/: To -. The following year he played
AT halfback. and last year in the same
position. William Stobbs. the fullback
will probably be- his successor to the
captaincy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
State Of Anxiety.

Tl" S,ry'au action. coupled Vltu
fhr ciI.usnfly Wariikc feeling prevail
iue "a, Vienna. is Hkelv 10 keep
Europe in a continued state o1 aux.c.
ty. Ou th, other hand. tho tact that
f.- negotiations are progre--iug 90
EagAtthr and that there g. u0 sign
O. fA- resumption OF operations ui
tho Ich.ti.u I..~ while tl. .rrI.
r0wcr- ag. exchanging proposals for
tuo assembling uf 20 European tou.
ference. aii make inr 90 peaceful s't
ti..fupu'
~u.r'l fuc proposed conference m.-
t-iIall.. for apparently Austria has
u'' t't consented to participate. 10
uulI h.' considered a- pr"pardtort Goo
q. LATER Iu.l conference which would Boz
'uI. fur iaihau state aud Turtrl.
fnr UuTl ,sff'mau- Of a' question:
Nuthiug La- baru decided u- 90 uIer.
tlr ro1farrur. sill De- he'd. or uust
questions UIlI %" discussed
rh. project appear fu ua.a ar. ...
(contined on PAGE Ten
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
SERVIA HAS
DURAZZO NOW
TINS importsn. Town Captured By
SerVians Against Austris's Pro
test-Situstion Alarming.

DURAzZO. Albania. Nov. 2s.-The
SerVisn troops occupied the town to-
day. No resistance was offered.
The Austrian Lloyd steamer Graf
Wurmbrsnd left Immediately with a
number Of refugees.
Durazzo is the port on the Adris-ie
which SerVia desires 20 retain and
which Austria is determined Servia
shall not hold.
LONDON. Nov. .N.-The ser, lau=.
lgIOriuE tlH Proclamation ~ Albanian
lndependeuc-. lasr occupied the por.
OF Dur.tylo without yes Stance Ih-
Information comes 90 90 Gre oIs.
patch from 'uat town 'ouiGf-.
Thu tne conflict i- now raised .H
acut" form between Austria aul
Seryi3. and it r,tnllu- 20 De- --..
whether the Austrian Goscrumcu.
VIII TAX amy direct action or viii b,
content 100 leave tu- uuosf fIou for il.
powers zoo settle after so. Ws- s,fti.
mont
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12
! is THERE SUCH a 4
THING AS LovE7 4

Dear Miss Grey: In there such
a thing aa lover am a married
woman. but have never experienced
the love for my husband | hear
other women tell about loving
their husbands. am OF very
happy and cheerful disposition, and
my husband Is just the opposite,
and always looking on the dark side
OF life.
DO you think could learn 10 love
himg | have tried to. but no far
have failed. WORRIED.
All you are incapable OF the
kind OF exaggerated romantic love
that In said 10 make one miserable
and the world blue as indigo when
not In the presence OF the loved
one. thank heaven you escaped
That 10 not love. II you are happy
with your husband, that IL all that
In necessary. Don't bother your
head about your friends descrlp-
tionA OF love. You may he the one
who really possesses Il. while they
are hugging the counterfeit 10 their
hearts.
Don't take any bad money In tho
way OF romantic love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-12

SENSIBLE GIRL.

Dear Miss Grey. am 20 and
have been keeping company with n
giri 81 ~ for eight months. She
u n good. sensible girl and | have
spoken 10 her father In regard 10
our marriage. Her father AZ frs,
advised us 10 walt a Year or so.
until the girl Is rs at least. Now.
after further consideration. the
father said he would feel better II
we wore married NJ once, for GER
tain reasons.
This suits me fine. as have a
falriy good position and could fur.
niHh a small homo for her; but she
hesltaies and says she does not
believe in early marriages. Now.
the question r. this. Do you not
think 4, proper for giri who If
not of age 70 marry II she has her
parents CONSENT
should she have asked me 70 talk
with her parents when she hesltates
nowg WORRIED.
Al think the Girl more sensible
than you or her father. She is
right. She n By far too young.
and very likely knows too little
along subjects necessary to a happy
married life,
She no doubt did not think you
or her father would press an early
marriage when she encouraged you.
80 you have no cause 10 feel Of
Tended. I do not doubt you are a
fine fellow. or her father would not
be 80 willing for the marriage II
can help either Of you 20 prepare
for your future life together. send
stamped. self addressed envelope
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Delicious Egg Disguise

Mix the Juice OF a lemon with the
whites OF two eggs. beaten lightly,
until the aibnmen is well cut but
40 not beat TO n froth. Add one
half cup OF water and strain through
a Sieve. Serve In glass with small
inups OF ice. In this way q patient,
who might otherwise have been nau-
seated with the mention OF nourish-
tnsut In any form, can be given
from two TO six egg.whites In a day
without his knowledge.