The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-17
A Drama of the Moment
Extracted Every Day
BY lRMA KRAFT
Shipboard.
BY lRMA KRAFT

, inan hour. always feel good when 4
see his name on the passenger list. I
MI, M,S. Helt9n.-S horedD .; Glarsrce
ing consulted. think he's so shy 10
keep ON working. but / suppose IT'S
habit You know | met Clarence the
ONE and ONLY time i've ever been on a
farm. Then thou.ht his ambition quite
marvellous OF course father was glad to
have him ON the EXCHANGE
Prof. LambeTt-'rhe farm probably ac-
counts Tor his intense zeal IN creative az,
creative. Mrs. Melton
Mr- Melton RISING Hadn't
thought much 81 II. truth to tell. Pro-
lessor. Just think II silly to work
CAPTAIN Van Hoog-Charmed' I'm
sure-tn" phosphorus ~ ON the water.
and we've no right To- b. indoors
Mrs. Lambert, RisingD Alas, My
you'li have TO talk to me I'll he comes
HAVE 70: Ny deaT-since when the
COnpulSiunr
.Iher, an stroll ont on deckJ
Mr. Lambert Watching the dam
GERS from quiet nook cyrus. dear.
old N"u ever Sc anybody, quite -
d-rstand why she fudS life a bore7
Prof La'nbert-itecaus. she doesn't
know anything about lif' shes only
had the glitter. and hash an idea Of
~. foundations. Too bad that splendid
husband Of hers should b~ condemned
Mrs i.ambert-why. Is. dear think
they re- q WONDERFUL couple. They've got
ENr.RlTHISG' can't help wishing
We had "a little Of their money.
Prof Lambert Does u help them to
understand this wonderful night? Re
member what The captain said about
the sky reaching down and taking hold
~ your SpIrit' Four Mr. Melton doesn't
even know she has a spirit.
think she feels . lot more than she says. .
10 you know maj J think she FEELS
saw heF grt pale when he asked me
To dance.
Prof l.ambert-pesr little romancer
why Mrs Melton hasn't genuine
emotion lett ia her foolish brain. It's
ri dried " in cigarette smoke and
Turkey trotting consider her the
poorest woman on this steamer.
Mrs. lstmheft-N0u'Ie am idealist. Cy,
look 80 Mis- Melton. now. che Is un-
usual, beautiful ] only wish could p
nav. such i"weI ouch beauty. such
wealth. ~, ! feel so aWfu1y little,
brown country mouse!
Prot. l.amuert- inc finest. sweetest,
country mouse In all IN. world, Dearest.
We r" "n our real honeymoon. the trip
we've worked and planned and saved for.
Tor ten years ten long. teaching years.
o"H. Z let - foolish. empty headed so
ri'ty woman. who's deeply o. be pitied. =
creep mt" our sWrit and make IL envi- b
Gus WHY darling. We have the most
exquisite things 10 li'e before US Didn't
sou feel her Sorrow when size said sho
would pay ANhTHlNu for a new SEN
Ms Lsmtert-ForEiv mo. Cy. 7 was
Just thinking 81 nyseif. and how plain
vas rsNf o. her I guess 4 have got
wonderful fh.nFs-but MOST wonder
ful - 90 le YpI. ,Thei Hiss quietly
ir the moonlight
Nj Melton Descending hurriedIy
from the wireless room is looking for
Mrs lambert Ae he approaches them.
he secs quiet figure leaning against
the rail
Nrs Lambert. I've come for my
dance
Mrs Melton. Selz'ng he nrruDl
S-SSSH' clarence. They are so happyfl
WIFE on Nfphoa~d too
Mfs Melton. Softir.t Hfy dear
wouldn't shirhDafd BE- q good pleee--tpi
tsgtn4
melton 80 Thurdersfruskp Mh-a-affl
Nrt' We'll shiphnard dues Wonders,
They foo. Hiss -Iffi, iu the mopnIf ght1
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