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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14
Je vous dome la Medicine, Vous
donnez I'm peu de Temps
Quelques jours seront suffisants, pour prouver
que vous etes durable

Quelques minutes de votre temps du-
rant quelques jours, ct je vous demontrerai
sans quill ne Gus en- co1te rien, que j'ai
une medicine qui chase de ~rorganisme
lie poison de l'Acide Urique ct de cette
facon guerit, les maladies des reins ct de la
vessie, ct lie rhumatisme. Je ne vous de-
mande pas den croire ma parole, mais
desire tout supplement que ous me lais-
siez vous envoyer un peu de cette mede-
cine pour que vous puissiez Pemployer
personnellement.
J'essaye de convaincre Ia multitude de
suis en- possession de quelque chose bien
meilleur que la combinaison ordinaire de
remedies, traitements ct autres chooses
semblables, ct la seule facon de lie prouver
est en- faisant la depense de composer la
medicine ct en- l'envoyant gratuitement.
Je suis heureux de faire ainsi pour tout
malade qui veut bien prendre la peine ct
lie temps de m'ecrire. Comprenez bien,
que je ne vous enverrai pas un soi-disant
"Echantillon preuve GU Traitement d'es-
sal" nj ne Gus enverrai un paquet de
medicine en- vous disant que vous pouvez
en- employer une partie ct payer pour lie
reste; non, je vous enverrai franco une
provision gratuite de remedies ct vous
n'aurez pas a payer pour &c cadeau, nj ne
contracterez aucune obligation.
Tout ce que je desire SAVIOR, est 81 vous
souffrez dune des maladies pour lesquelles
ma medicine a etc etablie, car ellie ne
guerit pas toutes les maladies mails seule-
ment les maladies des reins, de Ia vessie
ct lie rhum1atisme, don't je vous indique
ci-contre les symphonies principaux. ST
x,o,,c roroor1,,o1 ~ coil ~, ~1,,~o ~
ces symphonies, vous ave. besoin de cette
envoyer un peu, 81 vous voulez bien min
diquer les numeros DIES symphonies que
vous ressentez ainsi que votre age, votre
%lettre, au DR.. T. Frank Lynott, III
Deagan Bldg. Chicago, U.S.A. 'Vous ne me
promettez rien, nj n'avez rien a me payer
en- @change. Tout ce que je demande,
atm quill ne Sc produise aucune erreur,
tones on une description de votre cas-
&crite CONNIE vous l'entendrez ct de vous
voir employer la medicine suivant les ms
ma faeon de faire de la publicite pour ma
medecine, atm qu'elle devienne univer-
settlement connue.
5Quand vous aurez employe ma mede-
cine, vous reconnaitrez qu'elle dissout ct
chase de rorganisme lie poison de l'acide
urique. Ellie reggie Faction des reins atm
qu'ils travaillent en- harmonic avec la
vessie. Ellie reinforce la vessie atm que
les desirs d'uriner trop ~frequents ct les
autres describes ~urinaires disparaissent
Ellie arrete immediatement les peines ct
douleurs rhumatismales. Ellie dissout les
cristaux de l'acide urique de telle facon que
lie dos ct les muscles ne vous font plus
souffrir ct que les articulations deformees
Sc redressent rapidement. Ellie recon-
stitue les nerfs ct lie sang de telle sorte que
u vous sentez bient6t en- meilleure
sante ct plus vigoureux, mangez ct dormez
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14


La fete de Notre-D Dame de Lour.
des sera c6l6br6e acknowledgment
I6glise don't ellie est la patronne
dimanche lie Is f6vrier. Mgr Gull.
lot c6l6brera Ia messe a II heures.
assist6 de son vicaire CONNIE diacre,
ct dun eccl6siastique du Seminal.
re, CONNIE sous-diacre. LIE sermon
sera pr6ch6 par lie Rev. Pere Etzel.
du college st Thomas.
Apres les vepres, assemble DIES
Enfants de Marie, auxquelles lie
pr6dicateur adressera la parole.
Trois cenfesseurs seront a la dis.
position DIES fdeles la veille de Ia
fete.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

Dundee, Ecosse.-Cinq facteurs
ont etc brul6s, plusieurs s6rieuse-
ment. par la combustion spontan6e
de matieres chimiques %contenues
dams DIES lettres. L'un d'entre eux,
revenant de faire la lev6e des bof
ties aux lettres, versa lie contenu de
son sac sur une table du bureau de
poste ct aussit0t les lettres prirent
feu. Une grande %quantit6 d'enve-
loppes contenaient du phosphore
ct autres produits chimiques tres
infammables. Toutes ces enve-
loppes portaient l'adresse de M
Asquith, premier ministre d'Angle
terre ct renfermaient une feuille
de papier avec ces mots: "Justice
aux femmes!!'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

MN. A. III. Demeules ct HI. St
Hilaire, ont 6t6 6lus CONNIE dele
CUES pour %repr6senter lie Camp
Champlain des w. 0. W. a la pro-
chaine convention d'Etat qui SOU
vrira a Duluth lie II mars proclaim,
NM. Th6ophile Bochet ct Jean L
Poisson ont cts choisis CONNIE
substituts. En- sa qualit6 d'o&-
cier du Camp d'Etat, M. Joseph
Poisson assistera aussi a cette con.
vention.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

La conference annuelle de l'Uni.
versit6 a etc donn6e mardi apr6s
midi, par M. Firmin Roz, %conf6ren'
cier oficiel de lAlliance FRANCHISE
devant I'm groupe assez considera.
BILE d'amateurs de la belle litt6ra-
ture franchise. M. Roz qui est un
eminent homme de lettres ct TN
orateur tres habile a tenu son au-
ditoire durant plus dune heure. II
a trait6 en- ma1tre o sujet: Gle
R6alisme dams la Literature Fran
caise". Apr6s la conference une
reception en- l'honneur de M. Roz
a etc tenue dams la sale Shevelin,
puts I'm diner a etc servi a la resi-
dence du Prof. Benton.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14
Etats-Unis

Grand Forks, Dakota-Nord.-
Des centaines de milliers de ton
mes de Charlton sont la proie des
fammes dams les mines exploit6es
de Iouest du Dakota-No On
prend DIES measures pour combattre
le feu. On dit que les mines me-
nac6es par l'incendie confinement
SOC, 900 de tonnes de char
bon ct couvrent une superfcie de
$4,000 miles cares.
New York.-La chambre de
commerce a adopts une resolution
demandant au president ct au Sc
nat DIES Etats-U nis de renouer lie
trait6 d'arbitrage avec la Grande-
Bretagne, qui expire lie 5 JUN pro-
chain.
Ce trait6 a etc sign6 en- 1908.
Washington LIE docteur B.
Krulish, membre du d6partement
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

septembre. II fut cree cardinal
pretr6 lie 81 novembre 1911 ct il re-
cut lie chapeau rouge, pendant lie
mcis de d6cembre, en- 1912. Ian
dernier, lie cardinal FRANCOIS Nagl
a preside lie congress eucharistique
qui a 6t6 tenu a Vienne.
Londres.-James Bryce, ambas-
sadeur d'Angleterre a Washington,
a 6t6 nomm6 par son gouverne-
ment membre du tribunal perma-
nent d%'arbitrage, de la Haye.
Au moment Oh l'ambassadeur
Bryce a dome So d6mission, on a
annonc6 que son depart DIES Etats-
Unis dependant du diAf6rend rela-
tiff au canal de Panama, entire la
Grande-B retagne ct les Etats-
Unis.
LIE successeur de M. Bryce d
Washington sera Sir Cecil Spring
Rice.
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AU BIJOU

La semaine commencant lie 16
f6vrier, dimanche a la matinee, la
Troupe SAKE rendra au theatre BIZ
jou, lie drame int6ressant intitu-
Is: "East Lynne. Les roles sont
bien distributes ct les differences 81
tuations qui captivent l'admiration
de pauditoire, seront Interpreters
avec lie naturel toujours remarqu6
'jusqu'ici dams les acteurs de la
Troupe de SAKE.
La foule continue a afHuer au
populaire theatre B1jou. La
troupe qui y tient l'afiche depuis
plusieurs mois marcke de success
en- success.
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liations par ailleurs, 81 ellie s'habil.
lie "au-dessus de son 6tat de vie,"

Un monsieur dune extraordinai
re myopie ct, de plus, assez dis
trait, Went Sc heurter contre une
vache qui marchait attach6e der
ri6re une charrette.
II souleve son chapeau en- muir
murant:
Mile pardons, madame.
Puts s'apercevant de sd meprise.
il cherche en- maugr6ant son bino-
Gle dams sd poche. A ce moment
il Sc cogne contre une dame qul
venait On sens contraire.
Sale vache, c'est encore tot.
s'6crie-t-il furieux.
On volt d'ici la t6te de la dame.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

La toilette dune femme doit
etre sincere, c'est-a-dire qu'elle
doit exprimer autant que possible,
T6tat social ct P6tat de fortune de
la femme qui la porte. Facheuse
enseigne qu'une toilette de femme,
81 c'est une enseigne mensong6re!
Non pas settlement parce que la
sinc6rit6 est belle ct lie mensonge
laid, mails parce qu'une femme Sc
prepare cent d6boires, cent humi-
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CONFERENCE

La seconde conference FRANCHISE
de la s6rie de trois, qui sera don
nee q I'Universit6 durant lhiver,
aura lieu mardi apr6s-midi, lie Is
courant, a 4 heures, par lie Prof. @
w. Andrist, dams la sale 209 Fol-
well Hall.
Son sujet sera "Le R6alisme
dams le Roman; Honor6 de Bal
zac'.
L'entr6e est libre ct lie public y
est cordialement invite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

Vous trouverez toutes sortes de
poissons frais, sales GU f1m6s, hui
tres fraiches, pour la saison du Ca
rene, ST vous allez a la Central
Provision Co., l25 Avenue Centra-
le. Ellie a toujours un beau choix
de viandes de premiere qualit6 ain
81 que beurre ct @ufs frais. Vous
y trouverez aussi, viande, poisson
ct l6gume en- conserve, ct 6pices,
cafe ct the. Telephones, T. S.
Spruce 53l GU N. w. East 80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

Nine Edmond Mingo, de York,
Neb., 6tait de passage en- notre vii
lie samedi dernier, de retour chez
ellie apr4s une visite dune semaine
dams les Villes-Smurs.
Nine Mingo await etc appellee q
st Paul par la mort de son beau
frAre M. Albert Bussiere, decide lie
81 janvier.
SEES anciennes amies ct connais-
sances ont etc heureuses de la re-
voir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

Durant lie careme, en- peglise N otre
Dame de Lourdes, messe a7:45 h. Les
confessions sont entendues chaque jour
une demi-heure avant la messe. LIE ven
dredi, a 7:45 h. du sor, chemin de la
Croix, sermon ct benediction. LIE diman-
che a 3:15 b., vepres suivies du chemin de
la Croix ct de la Benediction.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

LIE Rev. P6re Lacasse, en- route
pour Hugo, Oh il a prech6 une re-
traite cette semainc, a pass6 deux
jjours au presbytere de Notre- Dame
de Lourdes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

Les membres DIES Cours canadi-
ennes-francaises des Danes Fores-
there's Catalogues, sont notifies
que les cotisations suivantes sont
appel6es pour lie mois de Few.
Classe A No. POP l.31
B No. 10 2.4O
AA No Al 80
Nine Corriveau: T. S. Spruce 1889
Nine Eva Corriveau, Sec.-Fin.,
de la Cour Notre-Dame de Lour-
dies. $50 de rue N. 3. S6ances sal
lie I. o. c. E. coin Central ct 4e
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

La Gateway Meat Market, 2lO
Avenue Hennepin, Napoleon La
tourelle, propr6taire, sollicite votre
clientele Cette boucherie vendant
'et achetant ses marchandises g
prix coutant peut vendre au plus
has prix possible.
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A(B@ u eW@W@A
e(E@lA@ DE @e@wE@T
$1.@@ PAR AN.

rue,les Ter ct Be mercredis du mois.
Nine Laura Meunier, Sec.-Fin.,
de la Cour L'Etoile du Nord, 519,
l8e Ave. n. Seances sale Kraft,
2O27 Washington Ave. n, les Ter
ct Be Iundis du mois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

M. Leon Com6raie, de Kontarf,
Mimi, est a l'h6pital Ste Marie, Oh
il a subj une operation chirurgica-
le DIES mains du DR. A. A. Laurent.
Son 6tat est DIES plus satisfaisant.
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Voici les symphonies.

I. Douleur dams lie dos.
2. Desir trop frequent d'uriner.
8. Br01ures ou obstruction de l'urine.
4. Douleur gu sensibilite dams La vessie.
S. Douleur de La prostate.
6. Douleur on gaz dams l~eston1ac.
2. Debi;ite generate, faiblesse etourdisse-
ment.
s. Douleur on sensibilite SOUS les cotes
droites.
9. Enlure sur quelque partie du corps.
10. Constipation gu trouble du foie.
II. Palpitation OH douleur sous lie c9uf.
IL. Douleur dams Ia hanche.
Is. Douleur dams lie cou GU La tete.
IA. Douleur GU sensibilite dams les reins.
Is. Douleur GU en1ure des calculations.
10. Douleur on enflure des muscles.
II. Douleur GU sensibilite des nerfs.
18. Rhumatisme aigu GU %chronique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

ON cuisini-
ere GU une personne pour faire lie
m6nage. S'adresser au Nc 2O6 de
rue S. r..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14

La reunion du Cercle de couture de-
danes canadiennes-francaises, a POrphe
linat Catholique, a lieu lie TROlSlEME
JEUDI de chaque mois ct toutes les da-
mes acknowledgements y sont cordi.
alementinvitees. Avenues Ace ct Chica-
60.
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Ecbo sc I'0nest
MINNEAPOLIS, lie IA Few. 1913

Nine j. T. Leduc est partie pour
Waverly, Mimi, lundi soir, Oh ellie
a etc appellee au chevet de sa sour
Nine Robarge, gravement malade.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-02-14
Abonnez-vous a l3ECHo DE Lou

EST, 81 par an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-09
BALDWIN BEGINS
SECOND TERN

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. Sim
con f. Baldwin was today inaugura'
ted for his second term as governor
Iof Connecticut. The oath OF office
was taken before the general assem-
bly, in joint convention. and an un-
usually large gathering OF promin-
ent citizens OF the state. The cere-
mony was preceded by the usual mil
itary display.
At noon the state legislature as
sem bled for its biennial session. The
chief measures that are 20 be brought
forward during the winter are En-
ployers' liability. working mems
compensation. Industrial Insurance,
registration OF legislative agents.
repeal OF the personal tax law, re-
vision of state banking laws. liberal
ling sunday laws. and bills 10 pro-
mote the welfare Of women and MI
mrs ju industrial and mercantile es-
adjustments. Another effort viii
be made 20 secure, ratification OF the
amendment 10 the Federal constitu-
tio, for an &C. al fcsta-
''"" '"' ct" =. nave you anythinga-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-09
BEING NICE TO HER
Vermont Girl Visits Relatives IN
Georgia.
By LOUISE mERRiFIElp.

Copyright. 1912. nv Associated i.itrrEry
kresSD
What funny rame. anyway"
Doris kneh on the nearest chair and
leaned over her cousins shoulder TO
get a better look at the letter. Char.
lily LaYinia Warren. wish We could
Keep her out OF sight until the Court
right dance is over. Eve"
Evelyn did not answer. She was
reading the little family scented
note once more She had never
dreamed that Charity Warren wouni
ever have accepted her halfhear,ed
invitation aud come clear from Fair.
Vile Vt. down to Pinehnrsi. Ga, to
spend Thanksgiving.
1T won't be a bit what she ex.
poets. either" went on Doris. NO
snow, harvest home festivals. barn
dances, sleigh rides; nothing but
US and the hotel Whatever vii we
do with her. Eye?"
How old do you suppose she is!''
Sixty"
No. She's thirty-two. i think. Ask
father"
Major Warren raised his eyebrows
when the girls broke the news and
shook his head
Bless my heart. children. donf ask
me. Shes the only child Of old jed
Warren, ] know. my fathers cousin
Rather distant. but all In the family.
Treat her as nicely AZ you know.
mind. Cousin Jed gave me a royal
time years ago up in the old Vernon,
mountains Never tasted such maple
strip in my life Fine horses. too.
led had Re nice to his little girl.
Doris"
That's all the comfort he'll give
US. Eve" Doris pouted Men never
understand delicate situations"
Evelyn. twenty-fou-. and self-pos.
sessed handled the situation IA tie
major himself would have done. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-09

that a suite OF pleasant rooms we're
set aside. for Charity A group OF
northern friends had arrived from
New York. and she found she could
not meet her cousin. but the major
readily agreed 10 pick her up In his
own trap.
"Yes but he's picked up Judge Car.
teret. too" said Doris. catching n fly
Ing glimpse OF them as she hesitated
on the broad voranda Il hope he
doesn't fall in love With Charity"
When the Northern express drew
In the sun had just slipped behind
the shoulder OF Big Tumble noun.
tain. The great pines on IFS unified
crest looked gaunt and bare against
the vivid sky Lonely enough Il
looked 10 Charity as she stepped
down from the sleeper, and the very
frat face that nat her eyes was
lluells Hefore the major could in.
troduce hi~s,f TIE Judge was before
num- haA 'hs hll lir ifelA III MS fgfa
as he s. I'D CAlr.tys little hand.
"Krov hcr? b. exclaimed after
the hclfiaIGhing explanations why,
l learned ad li'- d old Jed War
ren's Law Office 10 .u fcir,iile. major
Lila &c 40 Ala d..s-vben I srolled
INF &c n wnh uo.llug bat violin
an my moth,rs rib.e 20 carry me
n ufh Tho w. a.U he put me- on
my feet. Ii'''p Miss Charity. here
was abou; sevcr then gress VAS
biz corn'ry Favt 90 eighteen, Re
hor me NJ Charity
clarity looked sY az him shyly
bu, with a CLEAN - 'gn IN her soft
gray blre eyes.
go remember tina YOU never called
me "iss Charity tho. Fuel"
"r1t. bless NV heart child. don't
you know he's 'ae rising Judge OF the
middle west" exclaimed the major
I'VE have 20 treat him with respect,
and I'll wager my test fox hound YOU
never were called Huell east Of the
Cumberland before iudee
"Hu, | have north Of the Rcrk.
shire" laughed Carisret
AGcr the first shock q seeing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-09
Meeting OF Commission Men

CINCINNATI Ohio, Jan s.-The
annual convention % the National
League of Commission Merchants
met in this city today with large at
tendance of members from Chicago
New York. Buffalo. 81 Louis, Kansas
City, New Orleans and numerous
other places The sessions will con
tinue three days. during which time
a wide variety OF subjects relating
to the commission business will he
considered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-09
Belle Bennett Missionary
society Has Excellent Meeting

The Belle Bennett Missionary So
cicty OF the Polk Street Methodist
church met In the church parlors
yesterday afternoon at o'clock with
good attepdance and a most excel
lent meeting was held The p tetine
was presided over by Mrs o. ID
And.nV. the new president, and In.
teresting plans for this years work
we've enthusiastically discussed by
the members
Reports OF last years work were
given and were very gratifying "a
those Who have worked 50 faith slly
in the society.
The study OF Mormonism w'll Do
taken up by the society at az early
date Books have been ordered and
the study will begin Immediately ou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-09
WEST VIRGINIA
SENATORIAL CONTEST

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. s.
With the close OF the short special
session OF the West Virginia legisla-
.ture and the opening OF the regular
biennial session today. the contest
Lor United States senator 10 succeed
Clarence ". Watson Is on In earnest
The progressives possess the balance
of power in the legislature and as a
result former Governor W VI. Das-
son. who is the West Virginia com
mitteeman OF the progressive party,
lis believed 10 hold the key 10 the
senatorial contest. Mr.. Dawson's
choice for the senatorship is Col
William C Edwards. q wealthy OIL
operator of Charleston Col. Ed
wards claims TO he both progressive
and republican and is the West Vir-
ginia committeeman OF the repubn-
can party. There are others prepaF-
ed 10 figh, for the toga. but al pres
ent IL looks as though Edwards is on
top Davis Elkins. son OF the late
Senator stephen y. Elkins, and Isaac
r. Mann OF Bramwell. both OF them
regular republicans, have been In
the running for some time Former
Congressman W T. Hubbard OF
Wheeling. former Governor \. Il.
White OF Parkersburg e VI Showal-
ter OF Fairmont and Judge John ".
Mason of Fairmont. are others who
are looked upon as candidates.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-09
Baptist Ladies Hold
Special Services

In observance OF the week OF pray
or for world wide missions the la
dies OF the First Baptist church had
arranged for special services every
day this week but on account OF the
severity OF the weather the meet
hlgs have been delayed aad the first
ss-yice was held yesterday afternoon
al O'Clock at the church
The Y. W. A. had charge OF the
slrvice and Mrs. Horace Gooch was
leader. A very interesting paper on
China That Was" was read by
Miss Pink jenkins, and Mrs. Howard
Trige gave an excellent talk on
China That Is"
Mrs. A. X. Simms told beautiful
story as related by a mission OF "A
South China Girl"
Mrs. r. +. Stokes OF Houston, who
j. business visitor in Amarillo
spoke very interestingly 20 the la
dies on the Training school in Fort
Worth.
There was good attendance OF the
ladies' OF the church and all are In
vited 70 attend the meeting az J
o'clock this afternoon at the church
AZ which time the following program
urtlt ~. ~.udarads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-09
WILSON HOLDS CONFERENCE
WITH LEADING SENATOR'S
By Associated Press

BY Associated PTess
TRENTON, y. J., Jan s. presi-
dent-elect Wilson today sat for three
hours In conference with Senators
Hoke Smith OF Georgia and Thomas
=. Gore OF Oklahoma
Wilson declared that beside talk
ing over cabinet possibilities they
had discussed the program for tho
extra session including tariff and
currency litigation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-09
p.veIopIno Great Industry

The steel entering into the mann.
facture OF automobile wheels during
last year amounted to 10000 tons IN
this country alone.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-09

charity on friendly terms with toe
lion OF pinehurst. the girls corrali,d
her In her own sitting room Even
Eyclyns critical eye could find no
'ault with her, this little distant
cousin from the maple sugar state.
She was as graceful and we'll poised
as tne 81 her own deer. eyes. gray
blue aud heavily frlnged fair hair
wound In broad plaits about her
head. and little curly wisps escaping
here and there. BESIDES. she had
dlmples. and little demure one sided
emile that disarmed criticism.
Tut where and how did you ever
know Judge Csrterct?" asked Doris,
In surprise. 90 you know how won.
derful he is. and that even father
thinks he Is the coming man OF the
country"
MY father thought that years ago"
said Charity. happily. We've always
believed In Ruell"
1T seems 80 strange. your coming
way down here from the wilds OF Yer
mont"
"Oh. Falrville's quite n good.slzed
town" intcrposed Charity Loyalty
And we've got new public library
this year"
We'll, you are certainly a darling.
and we're mighty proud to have YOU
In the family" cried Evelyn. clasping
her arms around the little norther-
ner. And guess you'll have TO
lead the co,lllon since you know the
/ Judge"
! "Oh, but ! don't know how to lead
anything laughed Charity. And
think Id better walk behind you Cous
I'm Eve"
She did walk behind Evelyn at the
/ dance. but beside her was Judge Car
teret, and during most OF the evening
Only Evelyn saw them slip into the
muonlit gardens toward midnight. and
she said nothing II there was little
pang OF heartache for the handsom,
young westerncr. she smothered II
Loyalty. II was good thing he wal
even to be In the family. she told her
self.
Out on the broad terrace lookinl
seward the Judge asked Charity ques
tions, several Of them.
II was about twenty.four when.
went west. wasn't !, and you wer,
thirteen. Charity; just little girl
Why wouldn't you let me kiss yol
Foodby? I've often wondered
Charity looked down at the purpl'
and white flowers in her hand
II was almost grown up"
"Iut when ! came back TO visi
your father and you were sixteen
Charity, still YOU wouldn't let mn
LES YOU guodby'
81 never thought you'd notice IT,.
! whispered Charity.
Didn't YOU want to-"
I'll don't know"
Listen. lc'c a. mine"
81 'hiuE Nr1 hotter go back"
"Wo'ro rot re'.g back" Ills hand
Ia ped hers strongly II found on
'.ng ago that 30 | wanted anythln
more than an - in the world.
mrst 6fht for Il and win It, Don
Won know I've always wanted you
Charity Don't yrl'
oh, moN" she lifted her face g.