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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18

cd yesterday to tie exhibit. They
formed most interesting collection
The Language c.. Pictures" was
the subject OF gu instructive address
by Mrs. !. o. Woodley, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
The exhibit was viewed bya large
number of students. Mcsdames Fl. G.
Sloat2cr. j. A. Fickinaer and A. B.
Scott were hostesses CT the afternoon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18

ian away with the wife of Fred Smith
cf Bancroft, W, Va. who it is alleged
deserted four small children, the
Youngest 20 months and the Oldest
vars of pge.
Mrs. Smith has ben placed unde!
the guard Of her husband. Roberts
was detained by the police.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
Lcnten Reading.

large audience was present at. the
I.enten Reading at the Parish House
last night. Mrs. George DeBolt read
MARY Magdalenc," from MaetCrlinck.
Mrs. DcBolt is a rayorite reader and
she greatly pleased her audience,
At the next reading on Monday OF
next week. Miss Mary Coplin will
read, The Much Travelled Road" ny
Eamlin Garland.
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INAuauRATEn
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS. France, FEB. 1s.-The in
augulation Of Raymond Poincare as
President OF the French Republic for
a term. of Z years. took place today,
with very simple ceremonies. There
was a great display OF popular enthus.
iasm as the new chief executive pro-
ceeded to the palace to take Office! In
spite Of zero weather the streets were
lined with people.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
Returned Homs

Mrs. Edwin Robinson, who had
spent the winter with relatives in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. and Rard@town. Ky,
arrived here Sunday, from Bardstown.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Z. Il. Mckay, who will spend
several. months here. Mrs, MsKay is
improved from recent severe Illness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
Woman's Club.

Mus. Ernest Hutton, of Clarksburg,
will address the Woman's Club of Fair,
mont at the next regular meeting
which takes place OIL Friday of this
week. Her subject will be "rhe Art
Galleries and Schools of Paris and the
Latin Quarter" Mrs. Hutton lived
abroad for a number OF years aud her
address will be Of unusual interest.
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Dr. Q. A !: !. IVES! T0IER
osTEoeATA End
EYEssREc { Is

Also graduate Of Ne6lpIo1y and
chlropraetie.
All diseases successfully treated with.
out drugs o.. suFsIeal operation Glass.
es Of az kinds correctly fitted. con.
sultatIon and eSsmlnat;onjfree
NO. 7HALL BLOC MAN ST.
Opposite Marietta Hotel Both Phones.
Lady attendant. Hours 9 ! ii. to ? 2 nj.
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Mics Wheeler Hostess.

Miss Cora Wheeler was hostess to a
number of friends yesterday evening
ut her home in Pierpont avenue. The
guests included members of the H. 0.
II. Club and a number OF friends
A color scheme in pink and white
was carried out in the decorative
scheme and in the course OF refresh
ments which was served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
CHARGED WITH eLoPlNG
WITH kNoTHER's WIFE

PITTSBURGH, "a, Feb. lS.-Leon.
ard Roberts, aged 81. Of Charleston,
w. Va, was arrested by Special Pc.
'licemcn Edward Simon and Charles
Calhoun 3; stanwick street and Du-
puesne way at 5 O'clock last e"oning
and was locked in the Allegheny po'
lice slntion. 1t is alleged that Roberts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
Art ExhlbIt

Through the EFFORTS Of the AIT De-
partment OF the Woman's Club. com
,bined with the hearty cooperation o.
the faculty of the High school, an art
J loan exhibit ofyunusual merit vas held
at the High school yesterday after
noon. The exhibit consisted Of good
/. copies Of masterpieces which had been
loaned by members Of the. club ana
their trends together with the Ipsst
nieinres 81 two leeal dealers p. III
KinRead and III. Sopp acn te
mos interesting of tue coilee ION were
several eiehines q Unusual Falpe
which were RECENTLY prorlred BY AR.
Kinkeal for sale but which were loan
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
EDUCATOR DEAD
(By Associated rrcss. }

Il3y NSsUCIdIEu ITV5a.I
RAVENSWORTH, Va. FEB. IS,
G. w. C. Lee, eldest son or'Rclert E.
Lee, formerly on the staff Of Jefferson
DAVIS and President Emeritus oil
Washington and Lee University. died
here today, at the age of so years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
TO RENEW FRANCHISE.

Major Samuel D. Brady, chief engi'
neer, will ask council tonight to re.
new franchise of 3. az. through First
ward.
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Eastern Star.

Taere will be a regular meeting Of
the Order OF the Eastern Star on
Thursday evening, February goth. a:
7;SQfo'clock.
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Southwestern Ohio

In the deep sand territory, in Jaak
son township, Perry county, O., the
Carter OIL company has shot It's NO.
10, on the C. A. WEIGH farm and in
stead OF a lO.barrel will have co
barrel producer. In the same town
ship the Avelon Oil & Gas compan!
has started test on the ]. A. John
son farm.
Near Belle Valley, Buffalo township
Noble county, the Barry-Rich company
is starting No. 5 on the ]. W. Rack
ley farm. In Center township tho
Salt Run Oil, company Ia drilling {
test on the Russell King farm. II
Franklin township, Monroe county
the F. NJ. & N oil company has a rit
up on the s. H. Marsh farm.
In the .Graysville district, Beths
township, Monroe county, the Way
Farm oil company has completed o
second test on the Philips Burkhart
farm and has light punper in tn
berea grit. In the same township tn
Pure oil company has completed No
is, on the Jacob Mcvey farmland has
show for 5-barrel puIphsF in TIT
Eeener sand.
In the Reas Run district Grandriew
township, White & COMPANY hay
completed Nos on the McMahor
oirs' farm and have a buster in the
Big Iniun sand.
In the Cow Run district Lawrenc
township, Washington county, the
Greene oil company has completed .
second test on the Savanna HANNA.
ger farm and has a show for a 1o.bar.
! rel pumper In the first, Gov Run sand
In The same district, Brown and Han
lon are drilling a test on the b: & q
Skinner tatni The Pond on COMPANY
Iiis drilling d test on tie SS Dye
farni south II Bethesda Goshen
tc8aship Belmont county Unknown
parties have drilled 4 test on The
John 4. Hunt larm, through The Berea
Igril and have duster
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Harrison County Competitions


On Lamberts run, Eagle district, in
Harrison county, the White Top Oil
company has drilled No. 6 on the J. F.
Allen farm through the fifth sand and
has a fair gasser in that formation. On
West Fork river, Clay district, Man.
ion & company's test on the W. G.
Hursey farm is producing 100 barrels
q day.
On Gillespie run, Grant district, in
3itchie county, Il. G.. Gillespie has
srliled No. 8 on the Alfred Simmons
arm through the salt sand and has {
show for very light pumper. On the
liver front, Washing district, Pleasanti
county, Edmunds & Triplett have
drilled a test on the James Bill farm
through the salt sand and have a very
light lumper. In the same locality and
in thesame district, W. s, Spark &
company have drilled test on the
Spark lot through the salt sand and
lavo duster,
On Meals run, Lubbock district, Woo
county, Carter, Keener & Company
have drilled a test on the J.,H, Smith
farm through the Cow Run sand az.
lave 5,barrel pumper. On Lost run.
Grant district, the Imperial Oil & Gas
company has completed two tests OF
me A. c. Hilkey farm and both are
dr;.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18

The Finich Is the most important
AAlG IA . ~ feature next to the ma.
teraI and construction. Each piece is FURNISHED
and polished in the most perfect manner until the
Surface is as smooth as mirror. To preserve
this perfectly polished surface the entire bed is
given several coatnes Of best amber hot process.
English Iaeauer. Each and every part is heated
to the required temperature by electricity durna
the successive coats of lacquer thus giving the
finish a high permanent Iustre, preventing it from
furnishing, proof against alcohol, ammonia water
and dampntss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
General hTsrketJ,

EUTTFR Firm. receipts 1887 pack
ages: creamery. extras ib 37,rc Rrsts.
J3n36c.: seconds Eia12c. thirds. t1a29c {:
held cxtrHs 33tAS7Ii4C hrEts Ns32lec.;
saconds 22i@a3rc state dpiry tui,s. finest.
s3a3ic.. good 10 prime. 2Sa32c common TO
fair Tc.: process. extras 2inait4c tir-ts.
25ag,iAc seconds :la23c /: imitation cream
ety flrsts 2ia2sC tnctorv June make. "a
22Hc: current make. first, 2I-aHc -~c-
ouhs HaNiSo; thirds lSa-tc pPck'ng
stock, current make No . Aa 1viec No.
J. i1nlsc
HEESE-steadv. r~reipts. i7s hnxer:
state whole milk specials. white. winter.
i6s l6&c. held l7'4nlSC.. cniornd winter
lsal al.zc. held. i7ilsiSc av~rRze run,
white winter ibsibtAc.; held is'sal.r: col
ored winter EEl5i4c.: nrld lGiTsl7c; un-
drrgrad-s l4al6C state skins. hetf. sI--
cialr I3al4c.: fair to choice. ssiZr: an-
dprgredes SaSc
EGGS Firm. receipts. A,IS rRr~r: Frt'sh
gathered extras doz. g7a2'c.. extra nrsts,
asa z;,Ae.; frSts. 3agsiac seconds and low
er grades. .3art4c held fresh iansae.:
dirties. I1algc checks, l5al1c refrterra-
tor ffstR. l0c lower grades i9ai9'Yc
state Pennsylvania and nearby. hennrry
whites good To large size, 20n33c.. d+fec-
tive in size. etc. 2saa9c hcunrrv broE'na,
2Sa 29c gathered brown and mixed coi'irs.
25a21c
POTATOES Steady. Bermuda. new,
Dbl sia5.50: Maus bag. 81 'ha2. Long ls-
E.nd s. Za2 IS: state. 81 'OIi 90 western,
ST. 75al 80: sweets. Jersey basket &c aSi 10.
LIVE POULTRY Steady. chickens, III.
t5c; fowls. lGIac.. ruuStrrs lie. turkeys,
l9c; geese. lll4al5c ducks, -0c.: guinvas.
pair, 6Jc.: pigeons. 30c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
SUICIDE" MAY
MEAN MURDER
Newark Girls Father De-
cIares She Mas Badly Beat
en- Before She Died.
is DEAD IN BROOKLYN
Chorus Girl Believed to Have
Committed Suicide Beaten
and Gas Turned On.

Newark. n. J.. Feb John j Walsh
" this city went to the district nttor-
toys office In Brooklyn aud declared
that his daughter. Mary Ellen Walsh,
who 1t was reported, had kilrj herself
sy gas Ia an nctors' boarding hDrse in
Brooklyn three days ago. had in reality
oren beaten almost to death and then
The gaS turned on tn WHke the case
ook like one of attempted suicide
Mary Elieu Walsh w;is chorus girl
She wns found dying Ia her ronm nj 40
Lawrence street. Hruoklyn She was
,nken to the liruuktyu hospital, where
she died almost Immediately The ease
was set down as suiride hy gas poison
ing and the body shipped to her fnther
mere where lie conducts an un1ertak-
ing estn blishmcnt
He said that he found that his dnugh-
ter's body WAS black and blue froB
aead tn foot.
'She must have received n earfui
beating from somcbtsly." he declared
sIcitedIy.
Coroner Rooney dispatched Coroner's
rhyxicians Hartop and PHi,st 10 this
rity to make an autopsy In th- mean
lime the district attorneys ofHse act
detectives TO work on the case. The
Walsh girl Rt the time ~ her death
wne with a bure-que show playing an
Engagement In Brooklyn II WIS snid
At the boarding house that she had Of
ten threatened to Kill herself
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
LACK OF FUNDS
MAY CHECK WAR
All Combatants Financially
Embarrassed, Is Report.

| London. Feb 7.-Bulgariau tToops
! the peninsula OF that name. ~ an effort
10 take the forts AT the mouth OF the
Dardaneles. have won u succession OF
victories over the Turkish army de-
tending that peninsula. according 10
dispatches received at the Bulgarian
war office in Sofia
The Turks were defeated In m en-
gaeement south of the river Karnk
and retreated tn disorder toward Ra-
lair. Il small place northeast of the
city Of GalllInii. hnt were In turn
1riven out OF that place. The Bu'gari-
sns have occupied the Villages Of Me
dcste. Cha rkeui and KAYAK. iH~idt-s
Bulair. sud are marching nn GaliiInlt.
The purIsxses of This movement evi-
1entiy is 70 take the forts guarding the
Dnrdanclles from the resr aud clear
the straits for the passage of the Greek
fleet into the sea OF Mnrmora. whence
the Greeks will be able to attack Con
stnntinopie from the sra once the Turk
ish fleet has been disInIsed of
At the. same time ihe homhardment
Of Adriauuple continues. and there are
significant movements uf the troops of
the allies in trout of the Turkish lines
at Tchntalja. Despite nli this activity.
the diplomalistS OF Europe arp can
vinced that the war will not last long
Financial embarrassment nf al the
comhntants. 1t Is huIirvcd. VIII soon
bring the struggle to mn end
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07

Fight Over Nominations 10 Resumed
In the csnate.

In the ~auate.
Washington. Feb THE business
before congress included:
Senate. Borih gave notice
that he would nsk consideration Of the
houxe bill to create department ui
labor.
James II. Brady of idaho was sworn
in to succeed Senator Perky.
Chairman Clapp announced that the
campaign funds investigating commit
tee would resume its hearings Oh Mon.
day.
The Republicans in caucus decided ia
continue the fight FOR confirmation ui
President Taft's nominations withouI
discrimination and forced AN executive
session for their consideration.
II n,se. disagreed to the senate
amendment to the Lever agricultural
extension bill and ask ed the senate fuF
Z conference.
Miscellaneous Legislation was consid-
cred. aud IriHiie Was TesuiDei ON Dis
trict Of Columbia npprti,rin tina bill
Mr.. CalDeil. Internal rpvsntie t,,nlmis.
si.,Iier. Informed the treasury depart.
alent expenditures romluittp~ that The
oipu,unrgarine manufacturers imd evad.
ed taxes amounting to x1.2hLHHl
The foreign affairs committee held
hearing GU the Mexican indemnity ,
f.ittniS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
NEPHEWS CONTEST WILL.
Charge Undt.s influence OF Young
Wife lik. Other Relatives.

Charge indus influence OF Young
Wife. Lik. Other Relatives.
Hackensack. n j.. Feb 1.-TWO
more contestants are In the held 10
break the will Of the late John S. Lyle
Of Tenafly. who died last July. aged
ninety three. leaving the bulk OF his es-
tate, valued AT S2n. n.tRs,NO. IN his young
widow They are Isaac aud James
Lyle. SONS of Alexander Lyle. n broth
er of the decreased festat0r. and they
nve at Cape Negro. Sis~ilurh- Fouufy.
\. s Their appeal WIS fled with
Surrogate Rni,ert A. SilItsaid
These contestants make the same
claim Of the xix other ron s.stants-
That John =. Lyle wnx OF ansoand MIND
wh,b he was married at the age OF
sinety-two: that Julia Gertrude Lyle
"claiming 10 Ike his widnw. bad exer
.ised undue lnnuemr over him. and
.hst the teststnr wax incapable Of max
!. Ing = will when he did. . few hO0rs W.
~ bis dsatA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07

New York, Feb. John Paul Far
rell. ex-convict and lunatic, has con-
fessed to the police that he had made
the bomb that killed Mrs. Bernardo
Herrera in her home in the Bronx
last Sunday night and Helen Taylor
in her nat In West seventy-seventh
street year ago, besides the one
that nearly cost Judge Otto Rosal-
sky's life last March. The mans
confession Ia contradictory in many
details, and the police have obtained
no corroboration OF his tale OF re-
sponsibility for the bomb outrages
Of year ago. Apparently insane
now, as he WAS several years ago
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
FAST TRAIN HIT
AUTO; 2 DEAD
Atlantic City Express on
Penn syIvania Railroad Was
Travelling Mile a Minute
SMASHED MOVING VAN
Fireman on Locomotive Was
Hurled Through Window
of Cab by Crash.

Atlantic City. N. J.. Feb, 7.-Travei-
City express train crashed into an auto
moving van at Shore rnnd crossing. b.
secom. ten miles from here
The van WIS broken to bits. the cow
catcher of the locomotive WAS smashed
and passengers were Jostled from their
seats.
The fireman wnS Just hurting a
shovel of coal into the tirehOx and mar
rowIy escaped being pitched into II
himself. He managed to straighten MP
and was thrown head first through a
window of the locomotive. He was
badly cut about the face and head
The engineer brought the train to n
stop and then. with passengers and the
crew. ran tMck to where the van had
been struck.
Three men rho had been on the van
were found One was 80 badly man-
gled that It WINS impossible 10 identify
him. Apparently he had fallen directly
IN front OF the train.
Far from the track lay the two other
men. one Of whom later WIS ldentt-
fed as George Corbett of 81 Genesee
street. Trenton. A man passing In I'm
autaiuobile stopped and brought Cor
b~tt and the third man TO the City hos
pital here. Carb~tt died shortly nfter
his arrival nt the hospital. The ether
man is dying
SO hadly damn ped was fine loromo.
tive that 1t WINS impossible to proceed
with the train Passengers waited on
the train for hours Then many OF
them came here by trolley. They said
that as far rs they knew none Of the
passengers was injured
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
SHAPlhU ueio NEW LICENSE,
Rosenthat Murder Car Driver Rem
stated On the Books.

New York. Feb, I. $50 Mitchell May
secretary of stute, has written to Dis
trict Attorney Whitman that he nas Iii
rected that II new license be granted
to William Shapiro. who drove the
gray automobile that carried the gun
men who shot Fl .rnlan RoSeuthai.
Mr. Mays letter follows ii communi
cation from District Attorney Whit
uan. who asked that Shapiro get Il
new license. In ii Secretary May states
that he Thought ut first that Shapiro
knew the gunmen's errand and had
aided them in their crime Mr. Whit.
mans letter. he adds. has shown him
that he was mistaken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07

when in an asylum. ne may have
read the details of the Taylor and
Rosalsky bomb explosions and trans
planted them into his perturbal brain
when copying them for HIS own use
in the attack on the Herrera family.
OF his authorship OF the Bronx crime
the poSce entertain no doubt. In
blowing up Mrs. Bernardo Herrera,
her husband and Miss Sarah Taught
man. Farrell said that he did not in
tend murder, but wished simply to
take revenge upon the Herreras for
dischargfng him as assistant janitor
OF the apartment house at 1475 Full
ton avenue. the Bronx, where Mrs.
Herrera was killed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
Live Stock Markets.

Pittsburgh. Feb
CATTLE Supply light market steady:
choice, s. 3haSti0: prime. fSaS25 good. s. 70
also: tidy butchers. g. AsI 80 fair. $ha
SIS; common. Sat. common to good faF
bulls. l4as.I5; common TO Eood Tai cows;
Il 5Dns SO. heIfe!s. t4aI5 %. fresh cows and
sprtng-rs. S0s IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply fair.
market steady; prime wsthrrs aat .;
good mixed. s. 5os5 81; fair mixed. s5aa 70;
culis and common s250a3s9. lanhs, ia
sic: veal ci lves. Sis tOau
HOGS Supply. IS double decks: market
steady; prime heavy, tNas n; heavy mixed.
* lOaA 10: med am. NE.sx {: heavy York
era light Workers and pigs. S&SaA. 20.
rouxhs. y. Balls siRgs saasIe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
rine lneorist.

Bill-What kind of a fellow is Doh
kins? Willie can tell you how to
adort a national system Of currency
that would pay off the national debt.
but he can't raise the price OF his gro
Gerry hf' Cincinnati Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
110 Miners Entom bed.

Fukuoka. japan. Feb 1.--One hun
dred and nifty miners were entombed
by natural gas explosion IN one OF
the coliirries nenr here. Many were
supposed TO have been killed instantly.
and ther~ WINS small hope for tls rvs
cue Of y sssibte snrviverA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
a SnaaeM OF Envy.

$50 you object to jury duty"'
NO" replied the CONSCIENTIOUS Elan
"I'm willing to do my duty, but 1t is
aggravating to see one prisoner after
another set free while we are Kept
under restraint Washington tar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
AlWaYa Hits

~ suppose your wife misses you a
great deal?'' inquired lady of com
mercial traveller.
We'll, no. For woman she has q
remarkably straight aim was the re
ply.-L.ondon Express.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07

Washington, Feb. 7.-Uncle Joe
Cannon, former speaker or the
house, will be the guest of honor
at monster dinner to be given
about Feb. 915 by Republican and
Democratic members. A committee
of twenty, composed of ten Demo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07

Gratis and ten Republicans, was
named to make the arrangements.
Representative Humphreys OF Mis-
sissippi, a Democrat. was named
chairman. Senator John Sharp Will
liams of Mississippi, Il Democrat.
probably will be toastmaster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
Describing Her.

Glbhs- Say. NH man. that little wife
Of ynnts n y picture. Dihis- More:
sh~'s picture puzzle. Boston Trap
s"ria.
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tin: ITO Abolition. Cisonten, son OF Cis-
sonbonnis.' Also that of the church at
Burglays: ITO Abolition, Derron, son of
Borrocon, paid his VOW willingly and
thankfully" He knew of Abellions vo-
tive stele in the Toulouse Museum:
Forts son of Sulpicius, to the god Abel
lion.'
More, far more: In obscure mountain
hamlets above Luchon Garry found
strange things, unknown to Psychologists.
Old men who could not read knew of
Abellon's namei When eating, they
threw salt upon the ground, while say
ing: "EIillounr' To those benighted peas
ants-who received it by oral tradition
FIilloun had become spirit who might
bring them good luck. Somewhere in
the valley there was Hilloun's Hill. They
whispered to him of the twelve strong
men of Larboust who had sought it; of
Garialana. heroine of the alley of Oeuil.
to whom the wild man, Tubet, offered
it. and she refused it. In Hilloun's Hill
is all that heart desires. Somehow.
these names seemed quite well known
to Garry
..How,in'a hill?'' he argued. Last
night I dreamed knew all about 1t.
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WiIIie's Peril.

A PROPOS of the fall opening of tho
schools and colleges, DIR. g. Stanley
Hall, president of Clark University. said
at a dinner in Worcester:
I'VE all incline to think our own seat Of
learning the best one. but we should be-
ware OF this inclination, for in its nature
it is unpleasantly like the letter Worces-
ter school-ma'am received the other day:
Dear Miss Teacher-so the letter ran
Please do not push Willie too hard. for
so much Of his brains is intelleck that he
ought to be held back hard. stead OF
pushed hard. or he will run TO intelleck
entirely, and I do not desire this. So
please hold him back hard, so as TO keep
his intelieck from getting bigger than his
body and so injuring him for life
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it in some Luchon guide book. for Abel
lion was worshiped only in these valleys.
my ancestors must have come from
here said Garry. '"Fhe Garumni were
the local tribe. TheJ took their name
from Gar, the river-now the Garonne
My name has the same root
Archaeology of Luchon valley had be-
come his hobby. He had unused before
Abellion's broken altar stone cemented
into the wall of the Church of ST. Aven-
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TRANCE SURPRISES
happen.
Many signs show
that Paris is en-
terms ou "A spirit
uai period here is
a n o [ n e r: " no
would expect 90 see
a kind Of religious
revival stirred up
in a fashionable
French mountain
resort?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

nose and oblong eyes that burn beneath
the black brows.
Yvonne Chazel has blue eyes. Friends
smiled at her.
''Why, it's Claude Garry, of the The
alter Francois they said. .'the best
known. probably of young romantic
aetorsi'
In vain they said to her: Garry is the
kindest and the best Of men" She simply
answered: 81 feel his opposing influence!