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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

"My thirty Years IN tho United
suites Senate"
.
THE SITUATION between Austria
aud Russia r. reported still serious.
4 report a. the contrary might be rc-
enrdcd ~ q hihhiy sensational bit OF
news.
THE SAD FACT socms 90 Zee thar
~ those Sew York millions aev'
ialed o. muke a,,k a smau dent ~
Sew McSico rpiiilys
o
AFTER nii that Investigation 81 the
/ california soldiers homo hy the gov.
eminent % 0. hiehiy interesting 10 fnd
ihat all the t.ouac VAS tho govern
mcut didn't feed the soldiers enough.
60
THE MOTTO 81 the ohio corn Rows
ls "'rhe Ranhou Comcs Down 10
ohio" Al ugh,. ohio--but the rain
bow has two ends The other end
comes down in NcW Mexico,
WE TRUST the Republicans Won't
be- 80 foolish a. To- abolish the office
ct LeRai Advisor 20 the goycruor.
What would the a. -. y. have done
without 81
o
THE SENATE j. solug g. send Mr..
Hitchcock through bis parcels post
a Handsomely rngrn,ed invitation to
be the star performer n ON" of those
, endless Probes
~ THERE are amy New Mexico
railroad rates that The state corpora.
tion commission failed 10 include In
that complain, you mipht call 'ts a,.
tention thereto.
.
WE SiIOt'i.u always cali liur q
liar. says Federal Judge Mack in New
YorS This shows the danscrs ot gem
sralizatiou. There are times when Il
~ highly incxpcdirnt Co r1ll man a
uar--for inftlnc, when b" g. bigger
thrn YOU are.
q
WE MIGHT udmoulsh th, d,.ps
s1ddcned m9fninE paper here aud CO.
santa Fc- NcW York millionaire orr
gan that u ~ much better 90 l't the
/ people run things than for % now.
paper 10 Try 10 RIM them lNr "a" poo.
pie
o
GOMPER~ says that 'you may
make stoppJge OF work Illegal hut YOU
+ won't stop the assertion at the right
/ OF workers 90 stop working. oar
suggestion Tor good law b. one that
win mako the stoppagc at salaries o.
/ legal.
.
! rETTEE pars county salaries ai
/ row ana hand soiucihinl pleasant u
/ the hopeful citizens Who hove beer
! doing tho work "f th, prnpl" 20 tb,
expense " ,hSlr g,.r priyltc .hpni ~
counts Tncrc 'urr many gloriou'
: Things about 1lltrlotism bat % ucvci
. ,ct paid groccrs bill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
HIS TROUBLE
NOT OF HEART
Real Facts IN Regard 70 T. R.
huflman'S Illness. Relief OBJ.
tanned By Curing Ills
stomach Ailments.

Waynesyille N. C.-Mr. FIR Huffman,
OF this city. says: IL suffered drsadiuIly
with what thought was heart trouble,
and tried various medicines In vain.
After other remedies had failed. Thed-
ford's B.ack-Draught restored me 10
health. would not feel safe without
Black -Draught In the house. consider
II worth It's weight IN gold.
II cured my indigestion. and by this
means ! was restored 10 health. can
not express my gratitude for It's benefits. "
Good health depends on tlle condition
OF your digestion. Poor digestion and
good health do not 70 together.
Thedlord's Black Draught will
thoroughly cleanse and set in order your
digestive system.
II has done this for others, during the
past 20 years, and is today the most
popular vegetable liver remedy on the
market TTyit
laslsl on nsdiord'a. Price 2se.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
Another VieU ofthe School
Problem in Neu Mexico

clovis y At. IJn. -. 1918.
EUH.. ry-uug ncrId
Albuquerque y. N.
Dear sir
lsrccntY { Has, uoti.ru Boo tnv col
umu- oi sour valuable paper several
articles relative Geo educational mat
tst~ iu our state one writer ~
,tronsl, tdNorutiug that %" indus.
Trial branches --Hgticultur" manual
training and domestic sClcuce--he
taught 'n every school iu jne state.
The sam. writer further insists that
90 nyc-montu term b. too short for
uur rural di-trets. and which, of
,ourSr. suggests 90 longer term us a
means uf tr'"mp. -hiug in' above
named ubJ.rts ~, recommends th.
'ut. tmoul "f urts b., "ur present ."s
i.HtJT- prov dln- for -uoulH uN'- q"
meet These ends. tn, matter of 're"
text books toi our public schools BIS
| also p-iug si.uugly advocated.
Eopu." goo CO., Introduction of In.
dustritI studies into uui puni, -yuool-,
{ nill state that tne pr"oos. o' "du.
| rational Noth that les uuu carried ou
| .u most OF puf pupu, schools is NOR"
| Isr mental "pr1mmiug than u wise
practical aud pcuru., al system of rdu.
cation for our children tud i- doubt.
loss U,ing the foundation fur mental
uuU physical dNIrt- uud we hs un
| tire part uf many children. pu puh-
| lip s,huul curriculum "u'N needs "a
| downward revision. uud until There b.
Gao elimination aud fNs,dlug uur ui
-onr 81 the less Important branches
| moss Taught CO.. until tup adoption ot
90 more economical Iud umr-stN ING
! .,stcm nr mrtnod of iWpttus in.
| Nruetous loo % number OF such studies.
there b. uo room for the adoption "i
| any new branches iu our schools.
Again. the financial phase is another
| obstacle In tlc WAY Take agrirul-
tutc. uulcss this is properly taught
! motc harm thuu good viii result To
! .ueeessuN truph lhIs branch &C..
| uuiros NOT oult theoretical "r hook
! hunNIrdpr mu practiUnl rr rXprrI.
mental knowledge "f farming ts We'll,
ana tnr assumption that attending "a
normal summer session OF '.ahi weeks
| tor Two successive wears UiN qualify
on. vino has had Geo previous practi-
cal knowledge OF agriculture Goo sue
| rc-siullN bUrh iNI~ htIhru Is absurd
60 sass the least Therefore. the mat.
irr of supplying competent teachers,
Will alone make 10 GOO expensive lux
ury to the taxpayers. and then The
| proper equipment .or suvcossful work
along thls line NIu constitute another
ana much greater item of expense.
and me slmr mJt br said 90 q greater
ur l,ss degree "i the other tw"
! ranches
NnH 500 thp urtirio above referred 20
20 b. stated tiut bee mnny rurni districts
iu the state th,k nave uu school
housre. und abe valuation of iue prop.
erty in those districts IL so low that
; they are not only unahle io build
1 school houses but " they had houses
> their taxes would not ho Sufficient 90
supply teachers cor nye-nonth term.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

The sania ~ Sew Ntsicaa our
tcedlns rnslIl.nairo prrtyor ~ Tueiic
opini-n sEa pcwtffri espensht ~
Third r.rsnlsni V even uorr die
rrunllod gnrn thc loinl rporuins ra
over shs resu,t ~ the las, ragiacaii"n
~ uttxloor rsihca,ons ~ Jndse
FaiIs siscu0n by large nlaioriiy
a. the ssase irFieiataIe. TIE Almanac
l. even wosse ioser. Il pcss.s -. Than
ouf LEGAL contemporary yessrdsy Y
proceeeed 20 uro0ucs Htti. issorioes
ntire rsaaa ~, sstio ~ Mar
Liewellyn and loan eAroa purs ~
Bernaiiiio cou-'y IN yotaE with the
R4publlcan nsl"riss Tor senator EsiL
Il IL unfost4naic that ave Ain'nhae
H. Napieased hai scme con 'iaslsn to
th.~k thar s'r Entgs ,artliacIts are
fairly weii sntlai WITH hi
havior. The Hera II rather
clinea o. commesd him hiehiy sof ..
w.=dom ~ ti8o o.. .ng his vol
known political ideas r. tho business
" gettsne resaits for his constituents
Those ~ hts constituents Who are NO
iondes o. fudge Pail shsn Il M Burr
realize 40 d0es Mr bvrg the fat
~ Buttsng ones head agaius, stone
wan. Mr Harg has found out thv
Important fact TINT mere ohsrue p
tinnism never gets you anywhere.
Rernniiiio county docsn', send men O.
the Legislature % 81 IN solitary
grandeur and voc uo. Bcrnal iilp
county looks for resnlu and Mr Burg
hat had sense enough 10 see that veil
lng defiance ~ me lndispGta bic ma-
jcrity u not msthod II setting re-
suits AIR. Bar9's asbtude ~ fair
eompromise On reasonable mat
tiers u iesislai''i Iaes him sreal
credit. il would ~ well for this coun-
Is II the resi- IL her lesislators eS-
hlbited the same common sense.
A. 10 Melof Ilo~ellsn. be- 10 outside
oar juIisdlrtion, ana bag Furthermore
generally dclnonstrafed ternarkaol"
ability % look cut fer himself And
the maior mi.e ~ Burs. IL NO fool
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

Yesterday was the last time. end the
election was doubie.riveied aud drlv.
IN IN and clinched By the passage Of
Joint resolution which amounts ~
an Ahldavit that II WIS conc. The
election We beneve now ls hard and
FAST enough 40 sels the mos, carplns
critic Or him mosl nnfricndly so the
new senator.
Thus We feel fairly snfe IN saying
that Mr. Fall - nov senator from
Sew Mexlce. a. serve six years AFTER
Aarch nerd MS ratification has
been twice ratified and the argument,
j. declavey ended.
six years h Iona time. Great
ihlnas ought so he accomplished fot
New Mexico by two SENATORS duriur
ihe ncxi haif-decAde The people 81
New Mexico cxnret ef~at things of
their senators We've boen going with.
ou senators o. representative either
for Iona time fgere are now twn
men 1T demonstrated hralns ability.
determination sud industry The,
euehi 20 he able 10 eet tremendous
results for their constituents during
sheir service at Washington. u must
De- remembered 90 course that the,
ure senator's o. the United States ss
such they have already taken prom
ir al pArt In important matters ~ the
nations business. but they are IN =
poaiii"n - aid rpicndidly 10 maging
New Mexico ono ~ the greatest COM
rncnw calths ~ the west The people
Vsnest them to make eood. they nre
r'escd 90 30 80. senator Fan has
'.feesed hts warm appreciation ~
81 uiDuie paid him ny the ieeisla.
iure nud through IL hy the people 81
sto state and hy remembering that
he = The servant 90 the people alone
ssp he Do for New Mexico what New
Msxiqo expects him 10 do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
nEuAY ENcorR,GrNc.

The New Nex!co legislature IL ~ be-
NJ. ttulA.ed On sett!ne me srna-
i.risi faas SAFELY 1f - the way 80
early Ina ghe scrs'on. With Tits cause
Of rontroserr, and faotlonal politics
on the heid. and The iaclJom closed
bevgnd thc shadoN ~ q doubt. with
d. lee FEELING IN both hpusss, .ih
thu rr, t,sriges mgr q to vote With
,h. geluhl majority a an rstr-
onh bic leEisiationl and VIII IA ses-
siun Jus, feiris bogun. u.sre Il A.
reason GA esrih Why the i'rtssn' Hes-
sion husla not Nsks y record anu
cont.r sre4t aene.n oa ~, people ot
az. state. Tns hiianeas 90 be sttenue .
70 nss pialnly b,lors u, LEGISLATOR
The prellnipUry o. ussions .'nd
threshins ont 81 many lr or,anl
measures M. attended So 90 tine
session: ga. worh mat should h' t"uo
10 plnlnly "ullinrd and w,ll ln hand,
ans the Heraid oois'e 20 thsi IN" p'os-
poets for rsri eoHstrec,i,c 'a.HiatsoE
ana real results az, bette. than a.
am time siA. Sew Acxico vas adj
mltted 20 stetehnod
The sr,, ii. problems 10 D..
solved ATTEST sl sltaens al..., rsgrd
less % pnliti he lu-ltlons of uo>n-
iion. OF eHmeni county aov,.ani o.
81 state Advvrtisins on sld 60 D
sources dsreioemsIA IA. 'g,ciu'wHHi
prUbiegns aai Az ~ o.. matters ai-
fsctinr tile ,aan ssnit
and huhlfpd at un,
~ considerable nomcnt ts 90 60
PAYERS VIZ 81 HI 90 arouse ial
uonal fetling ur 1lusrness. ~ s hare
20 see whs the governor and 'h'
Democrats ysnaot work w.th IN re
publicans for the Welfsre ~ tho -
Tho spiris ~ coAp mise 90
and take should pliasn sad the ODE
siruoiionist. if such incg. be-, sanoie
aiWays be- iroNntd awn. To ne He-
publican malosiig however belongs
The responsibility and upon thi' ma
Jotity musi iaii the hiame for ant
andone ana th' ruGa tor what H. Hr.
complishcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
MAKING THORPE run Go,r.

Tho following little editorial from
the Kansas city star shows that
great minds invariably run In the
same chnnncl--we were just ABOUT -
ri, u ourseli and the Star has saved
as the trouble
Because Iim Thorpe. greatest or all
Americau athletes. owned up 70 play.
inv Summer baseball three years ago
for meager salary he IN forever
barred from competing ~ an amateur
atnlete. and the winner of the decath-
on in swedcn's oympiad mast re-.
arm az 81 the trophies he earned on
ne track and Held during hts three
years 80 an amateur.
According 10 the ruling ~ the Anna
tour Athletic union. Thorpe's trophies
must 60 Ia those who finished second
Ga him in more than ono hundred
events In the ias, tLree years. many
~ whom probably could he rightly
'iasscd ne professionals The title ~
an around champion rcycrts back To-
Martin sheridan. q New YORK police.
man. who has been competing as on
amateur for nearly twelve years.
sheridan never played basoban for
money. Baseball b. not q popuinr
sport in ireland
nricklcy Flynn aud other vale
Harvard and Princeton stars ma'i'
more money las, tan as expert writ
crs" for newspapers than dld Thorpe
during the ave weeks hc earned q
living playing baseball They are stil
sterling amateurs.
Plenty of "amatours' in good ant
regular standing with the 4. A. 4
have received liberal Expense none,
from ciubs who have invited them e.
compete In local tournaments. BuI
so long az u WAS called "cxpcns'
money. instead Of salary. mo- oh.
lection has been made.
Amateur athieucs oUght 10 10" k'p
amateur ~ COURSE. Eut vh, thu
suddcn outburst against ou, ndiyid
unl hecausr be- b. honest. whom no nt
tendon at an h. pnid Co much WORST
blenders
/ e isn't mir pln, or good sportsman
.nlp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
RIM GrEsT LIST.

Thc Santa 20 New MEXICAN seems
dissatisfied among other things. with
m, TACT that Mosrrs Rursum. Spices.
Springer and other veterans 81 l.gis-
htive service not nov members "i
either house are attending The session
4 tho legislature Now this "hirr-
ION mlght Dee more susceptible ct
sci irls consideration hut FOR the face
thrt upon the occasion Co which tho
Almanac roicrs Mossrr. bronson cut
tnR. owner OF the Almanac, former
Governor Miguel 4. Otoro. candidate
for the senate. former Governor
l.. Bradford Prince. ana other dis
iinauishcd gentlemen. somr Of whom
likc Mr. cutting have never served
M iho legislature. Nrre equally prom,
mont on tho scene. ia such q case
ns This the matter Vt drawing unr dis.
,incuons grows 10 complicated thai
49, give IL up We might merely $40,
that We trust the last named coteri'
are as the Almanac calls the former
gentlemen. patriotic citizens ct th'
Sunshine state. ma their interest WA
Tor the welfare 81 New Mosico and
that only"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30


You hear an awful iot about the epy
Who put the Rat in Ration
81 ihe individual who placed the Lass
In i.ae VEGAS: also of the man
Responsible Tor the lard in willard.
or that person who chucked thc Gal
Into Gallup;
Not to meutlon aim who gaiiy pat the
Lamb
In i.gmy. nor Yet that one who stuck
the Carrie
IN Tarumcari We have mentioned
him
who dug tho Well In Roswell. and cke
The sink who pui the Soc IN Socorro;
hardly
IL 10 uccdfui foTsooth 90 call To- mind
The simp who pui the Core in Corona;
Nor yet aeain who put tho shell
IN San Narcml. the burn In nernalnlo
the Bore IN
uilishnro. the Glove w clovis. tie Air
in Mouutainair.
The ~ IN Paiarito; ihr ~ ln IN Taso:
toe coal In
ColfaN: the sand In Snudoyal. the Wad
IN Guadalupe.
The clay In clayton. and other things.
an these are great: hut We should
duty shirk
if Ws'd not ask who
Put the Qulrk
iu Alhupuirk
%
TURKEY now hns one more ulti-
NAHUM.
As WE UNDERSTAND 1T. senator
Fab has been elected.
THE PRICE 81 trude oii Is steadily
ad,oncing on you trust-busters.
.
Q-wHEN Is a legal adviser not %
legal adviser when he gives
an opinion ana gets Fail
o
TT ~ ABOUT time now for some
moro vcilcd Institutions about Tori
mcrism."
MIGHT be 81 worth. while suggestion
10 condemn the arrested mnragcttes
L. take care az th. babies in some
founding asylum.
TURKEY Is having internal dis
ordcrs--and 10 Is ukely "a develop into
appendicitis u she dnosn't have her
Adrlanopls removed.
g.
WE CANNOT blame that orange
faster az chicago FOR having q pain
under his apron n h. licked thirty.
three cnts ct oranges
4 IL o. Ia. 80
white House lawn yesterday Mr. T1r
prohaoi, regards TIA, first preparation
for tn" Wilson administration rs a
rfand stand play.
.
SENATOR FAIL. elected som' ~,
times ought to write hooe -NoI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

fashion after or compete With the
older states. The expense viii he
practically the same to maintain
schools at ~ pupils. ~ 80 pupils
along these various lines. And We
arc not yet financially able 90 q state,
and conditions In most ~ am rural
districts are not such 80 to Justify the
cxpens" of having these various
branches property taught IN our pub
Co. schools
Respectfully.
~. y. CROFT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
Skin On Fire (?

iusi The miia, simple wssh. the veil
known ODD. Prescription for EcsamA.
end the itch a. Mono.
a tfial will prove 10.
We have sold other remedies for skin
trouble but none that we could HuarRn-
tee ~ We can the DpD remedy. N
the nrst regular size si.oo bottle does
not do exactly az We say, a. will not
cost you q cent
!. a. O'RIEITY q CO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
TsIE GlsNuIMNN FROM NEw
BsNI(O.

II any mo- ffer elected a. 'hr
unit@s stat w h sarsls mpsi
Ia senator a. a. Pail ~ New Mesico'
rnree or nour or Htv times
me Legislature haF voted 40 make
hlm the colleague o. senator
n n catrou. By increasing n'aiorisies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
. TTIE STt'DY uOCR
: SeSNNNSs - .

IFunlln y. Adams in Atlanta Jour.
null
,This H. song ana music has
been written To- o. There are three
authors "f the words. the other two
being Tiucous aud Baron Ireland \
stnnzn On arithmetic ana one on
pht ~ioiogy are in course ~ construc.
tom
\ hiuc--ycd hoy was seated
t'pou his fathers knee
with an open booi before mn
Ne Yves studying history
llc reud of men who saved tins land
Win doughty hearts ana blades
Twas Montgomei, American Ills.
tory
For the Elementary Grades.
Dear Father sail the manly lad,
Eve studied long IN vain,
Eut somehow 7 cent get the stun
into my little brain.
The father sadly shook his head
And brushed "a tear away.
And th,n unto this noble youth
These words to him did s1y.
Chorus.
"Gcorg. Washington was tuc Father
oi Its country.
Nu.eh nov has bc. om- o. vcr'
prominent nation.
Abraham Lincoln was quite rcic-
hr1tod
iIc wrote the Emancipation Ftocio-
nation.
Alexander Hamilton wrote TIL" I'd
cralist
\ paper which was down On crooks
and sran
This eounu, has had rvcut, seven
presidents
And Tho prosou, ono ts william
Howard TAFT
N'Nt uight aghlh our nero
Was an his fathers knee.
! WIN another open ,ohun"
! studying geography.
. %, rs.d ui many seA aud Dk".
90 mnny q hin ami valley
Twas Tho Beginners Geography
Published hy Rand. NJ Sally
. "b.or Father. said 'nc uurdy SON
'lN, studied hand pnl long.
T BOT somehow can't learn tu".
things
. lul'ss . learn them Wruu-
. Tho lthir seemed dis.uurJ
lat soon De-, dd uE. heart.
Nui tb.u unto This eager auE
Responded thus en- pant.
Chorus,
Tm- hud UJs found I, ,nr.sinnh.r
columbus
usmaus s 900, capital 81 N.aru
Dakota.
. Tobacco. ,o'l"n pnd r,c arc -rovn
100 Georgia.
Mime. noi4 is tho metropolis ui
Minnesota
. This ,.ftu j. round md urus upon
its AWE.
va sihnus b. 90 narrow mock OF
llUd
vermont is bounded ur the north Dos
canada.
.ud dessert is ouui,ly mJu, ui
sand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
Funny John n5nny pas,ime


John. Why don't women have tas
right to vote. anyhow
~aaria. do YOU realty want women
90 have The right 10 Nots7'
"Not on ms own account of course.
hul -~--
Well that's the reason, Maria "--
Chicago tribune.
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together with proofs Of an amazing char
acter, will be delivered to the newspa-
pers by another hand than mine"
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30 THE MASTER MIND B


Upstairs" asked the young man, tim
idly
And stay there till | send for you,
Morgan
The last Of the unfortunates nearly fell
over his own feet in his eagerness to
obey the summons, He mopped his face,
which perspired profusely.
Say" he stammered. you amt goin'
to send me over, are you? Gods my
judge we've only done what we had to!
We've didn't want to double cross you!
Why, we'--
THAT'S enough! Pack your things
out you go-the three OF you. within an
hour"
GO? Yes. but where?" asked Mr..
Blount, timidly. you don't mean-back
to Laramie
You shall know at noon to-day. Now,
get OUT
Mr. Wainwright watched this scene in
silence Bucene had raised her head and
she. too, watched the strange perform
ance
You played your hand well enough,
sir" said the master Of the situation,
when the last of them had gone, but
the cards were stacked against you. Had
YOU succeeded In sending me 20 an asy-
lum | should not have remained there a
single day Moreover, if | fail to appear
this dan at a certain time and place the
story Of your matrimonial enlargement,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
A Story of Love and Adventure That Shows How
Man Higher Up Carried Out His Plans for Revenge
~

And. following out the symbol. his fin
gers relaxed. and the crumpled paper feS
to the floor Lucene gave a little half.
choked cry and chung to his arm in sheer
weakness.
"Oh. I have beaten you" he went on.
with scorn of Wainwrights staring, Joy
lit eyes. His glance slowly sought the
girls fair head and rested there with in
finite tenderness. 1T is you, Lucene
who have beaten me. Goodbye"
He had reached the door before either
had sufficiently recovered from the shooss
to make a move or a sound. Then Lu-
Gene ran. stumbling, after him.
'Oh, Mr.. Andrew-Mr Andrew Then I
was right all the time! You did love me,
and you do still"
He held her hands and looked long into
her face Il only know that I can not
harm YOU he said softly. Did I not
tell you once, long ago, that there was
magic in this duh old world? Now you
are the magician, not T.
"But-where are you going?" she cried.
as again he started out. Again he stopped
and looked at her long time before he
replied
| Not back to the shadows whence
came" he said. 'No-no-so you can be
happy Be happy! And remember some
| time, if you will. that it was / who
/ brought you happiness!"
CTHE END)