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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-04
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items Of Interest and Person Mention Caught Over the
Wireless the Streets of Anderson
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Large Number
On Excursion

\ larger number left the city yester-
day morning for Atlanta and Birming-
ham OH the two excursions than any
one had anticipated. 1t Is said that
the Blue Ridge train leaving yesterday
morning carried about 65 passengers
from this city to Atlanta and about 10
for birmingham, while the Piedmont
and Northern line excursion trail
carried about one dozen tourists fror
Anderson. The low round trip raj
and the fact that hits Is dull seuso.i
caused more to make the trip than the
railroads hal expected.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-04
Sending Out .i'1
''e Election Boxes

{ Secretary Leon 1. :Riss,p Riesse, .. % the eoun- s,r-
" Democratic Executive committee,
has been very busy, .foltt the last few
days getting the election. boxes ready
to 30 but to the, country precincts .f6r
ihe corning election and a number; of
them are already at fhe,r respective
polling places. EecFstary Rice has
askadrti1at .tis managers come in and
got the boxes and have everything in
readiness for the election next Tues
day. The intelligencer, is relying up-
on the managers Of :iie election to
furnish the same service for this el.
ection that they did In the one of two
weeks ago.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-04
Major Richards
70 Have Good Audience

Local supporters OF Major Richards
say that they are not daunted by the
overwhelming array OF Manning sup
porters end they say that they believe
that he has q good chance OF being the
next governor OF South Carolina.
They say that thoy expect q good
crowd to bel in the city Saturday af-
ternoon Ito hear Major Richards when
he speaks from the court house steps
at o'clock and they believe that lie
may pollta good vote In Anderson
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-04
EUROPEAN WAR BULLETINS
CONTINUED From Page One :,

- Nontinued From Page One)
to,'ca ess shrine in St been taken to Wave
fortunately many of the works of were saved The his
wle eubens paintings The decorations of the Kings the
werp - "
The gateway and the chimes of ST. Rombods were totally
ruined" VIZ 'o'
Forced to Retire.
London Sept 3-3.ot m-An undated French dispatch to
he Times says The valley Of the Somme abandoned
"a Ere has been taken after bloody combat We obliged
right wing of the Germans says correspondent s
too far advanced and there chance that and caught
between two fires the British should be found Our
resting well anu inc right wing army appears to
be taking the offensive u 80 - ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-04
Showed cDnmage :.
;gOfi ,COtfOni,Worm

,..iHob Norria,' one Of the best known
farmerein tfp cnunty, was i'm the city
yesterday with spmeT stalks OF cotton
from his place; showing In q very
marked manner the ravages or the cot.
tonworma He says thatthis is a diff
ferent wonni from the army worm and
ih9t, ii t9 espeGiaiiy destructive to the
Young rottona- He states that quite
a large area of his place is covered
with them and they are doing a lot
OF ua-.age. an.l, ..,.l-. a. .l..-.....- .,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18
EVANGELIST HART PREACHED TO
LARGE AUDIENCE LAST EVENING

sermon, Messrs. Hall and sommer. OF
Colorado. gave a dialogue debate. Pre-
cedinR the anair Mr.. SOmmer stated
the reason why the debate between
tho ministerial association and the
wet forces was called on SIR. SOmmer
stated that the wet forces asked TO do
bate question wholly foreign 90 the
local issue. and that was the reason
why ~ was called on lie stated, how.
ever, that he Was willing 20 debate any
question on the issue that the vets may
select. any place and ~ any. time.
During the services yesterday after
noon end last night, Al persons 90.
sponded 10 the appeal bringing the
total number Of converts Nd 10 ZZsu.
Tonight Rev Hart viii preach on
The objectionable Sin"
Crown o. Thorns.
Last night Mr. Haft's text was read
what n Plate had said Lot me wea-
The crown Of thorna. the robe - nucs.
erp. and dia instead n THIS hoiyi and on
have hecn his future bic namo wouI
hare been glgrined and hrraidcd down
tne aEea. hut instead d D. hlnn.1 u-
stead OF houored He had the advantase.
First. be- waa governor end had power tn
free Him. second. BE- waa warned uf
pc Wiz. dream. ~. tno wefninFs u
ioi uir@ fhsir - riIh,s ~ pr sSe sai
Irara. rud words OF tender eufrrafyi Uh.
fhe warnings BY that rainted mdtnei =
life ana rray~rai Third hs had Jesus
pure personality. you bad uofs Not
nulI ula ufr. nut ffis aurrortion and
powsr a. save you from ain. ana raiss
you from fhc dead ~ last ere yours. Hor
three yeurr Jesus miracles and teafh.
ines end nlied ths uhois country
Same ous1ton.
A.. thia tfat cries out o. y0u toni rht.
a. Do pleaded out 10 that mad fabbis
then Every foot u Efounf from Jsfu-
Salon tu Rome cried outs What shall q
~ fNeu HifH Inauaf FNsrY ffss rrf 4
gnf brook seemed tG say "flhat shall O
- NIfu eth faTusf ffsf0FV has OF
riirfr1 tHla tsrt .ntil 800 ail Iffara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18

Harris. Belle Lashley. Loretta Porter
field. Fannie Heaton. Hanna Heaton.
Lille Back, Katherine Mcinhart. Clara
Bock. bcss Noclker. Anna X. Cowan Geo.
y. WILCOX. Clara Anshutz. Grace An
shut, Lulu kigcr. Stanley Canadian.
Homer SenKewalt. Mrs. q. A. Wright.
William n Wright. Mrs. X G.. BiodEctt.
Miss Evelyn kaylor. Mr.. &. ". Dunbar
gar, Jr.. y. w. Chaddock. HaN.o Wright
Alta ~. Brown. Margaret Mcconnell. ~.
y. Johnson. ". A. Turner. J. ~ Porter.
Haz NJ. smith. Albert Lakewood Elsie
NJ GchrinE Minnie Holte. Anna HoIte.
walter Fox, Elizabeth Fox. Mary White.
sophia Bottle. Caroline Spargo. Mrs
y. r Cunningham. Esther White.
Sophia LandmCycr. Lulu Hart. Ruth
Quay. Mary Dryden. Betsy Stobhs Nir-
Einia Richardson. Elizabeth Porter.
Teatcrs. y. 4. = ch. Mrs. y. T.. fscch Mary
Lois Barnes. Mrs. s. j. Beail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18

ton. We cannot be good lovers OF
Christ unless We are good fighters. IL
IL up TO US to night the liquor trafnc
Efficiency should be the key word for
our EpwOrth league. and n live under
ganization. In the Epworth league
conversion. OF expression and OF inves-
tiEEtiOn" Better efficiency will come
about by the studying OF the EpwoIth
called particular attention. and TO the
books that are studied. In the con-
Guiding remarks 81 his discourse atten-
Institutes. ae we'll a. o. the recreation
programs that may he carried out.
Those present were
4 ~ Hart. district president wheel
INK district. Arthur LaEcnhy. member
board 81 control Epworth league.
Wheeling district. Dr NJ. ~ Compton.
district superintendent. wheeling dis
Ilct West virginia conference. pr
Wilbur 2. sheridan general secretary.
thur &C. StrlcSiin. president OF wheeling
Frwnrth League union J. ~ Hess. pas
tor North street Methodist Episcopal
street Methodist Episcopal church. ~
". pcholt rastor Wesley Methodist
Episcopal church T a. speckman. pas
church. ~ o. tlartiuFer pastor Thomp-
son Methodist Episcopal church. n
copai Church. II. n 8owdeni. Miss Fior-
Mr. ". vs.. keyior. Miss Muriol Holt.
Miss Anna Reed. Mr. ". H. OHM Mias
sophia &c. Erwin. Miss Wilma Cooev.
Mlss Mae Lydick Mr. Roy Hiack. Miss
Hcrtha cgoey. Thomas Neidert Miss
carrie Neidrrf Nrlma henderson Miss
I.avada limbaugh. Lois henderson Lois
Crosse. Mrr r. q Groae. Mrs 81 Il Roe.
eeVt q. o. Enaary. Mrs ~ H Grimm
q. n. Grimm. James q Edwards Grace
Edwerds. Lorentz. George vs..
i. s.''' " N VT Sin. Tro'rIr-, W.. mfii..
Ter r. r. Front. Mrs " NJ shuitr.
Jennings shults Mr. A n Rowden.
ter simfh, Mfs o. A.. smith Mrs. Roy
MCCULLOUGH. Minnie ~ Houston. MAJ
Fnrot Baker Mrs.. Arthur laEFnhy. EiiEa-
beth Jones q 3 McCuilouah. AFnsr M
Little. Annie Unnecker. Mrs.. W ~ Gun
ninEhar. Mfs ~ 2 Loe. n y. Zoe. Mrs.
Crawford Niaa Elva y Anderrnn Mrs
John Majesty. Mr.. and Mra Geo W
knrn. MIaa Frances q nfafrhlrN Miss
nelln Pewter N ClerH n ~ rrraaer
q % Lennon. Nsbei G. Walther. Mauds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18

n impregnated with the teachings Of
JsuE. Angels chantod the question Of
my text Paul Numbered IL 90 the
ctowos. Martyrs pressed A. on pcr5e-
eutors Handel sung o.. Raphael and
Munkassy painted it. Michael Angelo
eafNed a. Statesmen ash H. Hells chime
Js,usf.' 80 nav ""'' '' '"s" VIZ"
The empty tomb Of Jesus d. an un-
ansWerablc question 20 inhdenty. Tine
earth contains the bones 10 every earth
b. religious founder. Confucius tomb
= throngod ~ China's millions The
duct ~ huddha. the Hindoo saEe. T. re-
shippers The false PROPHETS ashes H.
contained M the casket IN Mecca. sur
rounded DAILY ~ weary pilgrims Even
81 Noiher hldy body rests IN the
ne great trumphct Of God shall sound.
,hrist 20 what land We tratei7 To
tle rock heHu tomb ~ Jerusalem. where
io.eph luid Him. Come and see. fie ~
~ nere pc l. risen" Not 2 bone of
~ biz eafthly Dust viii cieave 10 this
san .The act eneHy thai snail BE- -
LORD Of AN.
This Jesus rnvos the Judge on the
neren. tne hobo on the track thsga fEe
~ "rfinu ~ The Green lander and nwnkana
iN" stupid ilottcntut ull kings. rulers
Hnn nations are crowninE Him lord ~
What rlll you 90 with Jssusf That
Dr. ihe vital question ~ no test. III !.
an mdiFiduai question. and hear me. TIE
mulfinl conscience o. the Greatest teai
tf tHn highest tribunal
, lnltauanisrn J. the grsatsst insult 10
N.f t'ac lngn ~ the GOD. They aaF fIs
Ha. 5000 nnd great man. hut not !
HinB hng lie was either the son "a
800 ~ hc could not have been 4 g11d
man. , - other sans ~ 5000 man made
th1 niEh cnim 10 90. You must 10
consulting With this IssuaH lie faros
lll tnia hour a. lie did then WIN
n eiu crowd o vac llarrnbas OF Jesus
Win you % is wealth o. Jssua. sinfui
pressure ~ Jesus. saldahneas o. Jesus
Min. 10 b 4 Today. fa1r oreots al
husinsss and secret sIn ooudefnns your
Ila 900 that DE- What led Judae 10 b..
llal hiu- Your hope of heaven and
eifIlA NE depends upon nov Fnu
htllie inis ienl Tie question is not
= naf i9 o. eifh your morality ~ rnad
s1rAs. of kesrina the golden ruia. moi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18
Young Ladies Circle

Members OF the Young Ladies Circle
Of the First Christian church, who
served supper, were. Mrs. Chas. Lem
mon, icie l.. Meta. Fife Roseberry. Mrs.
r. J. SurEison. Miss Bessie Hazlctt.
Katherine Stegcr. Mary Humcs, T.. ~.
Hall Virginia Lcadley, Lenna Metz.
Hanna Hoaton. Fannie Heaton. Mrs. J
Henry Rosenberg. Mrs. Katherine Rrnnd
Mrs. Ida Cox. Mrs. Jennie Noble, Mrs.
Jessie korner. Mrs. Ainora Auit. Mrs.
~ smith. Miss Bess Tomilson. Mrs..
T.. McCsrty, Mrs. John Leadly. Jr. Mrs.
Fannie Hoflcr. Mrs. n. A. Marmaduke.
Mrs. W J. Buchanan; Miss Louise No
Guiro. Miss Adelaide Coats. Miss Minnie
Stone. Miss Minnie RAIDER Miss Clara
Gressner Mrs. W. a. tfelds Mrs Hickln-
bothan. Bertha Greer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18

the club or lodge. but what 20 do with
jesus
An. plate tried 20 get Christ on his
hands. You would perhaps like 20 do
the same He could not neither can
you. lie a. here now. RE II your kiuE.
To refuse 20 confess and obey Him IL
the crime n high treason lie died for
you. he made atOnement for your sins.
There a no other way. oh. the blessed.
blessed good news
When the North German Lloyd steam
er. the Eibe. went down only nineteen
Of the passengers and crew were saved.
Among them was county commission
or Who lived ia Cleveland. and when he
reached little English town he sent
this cahlegram 20 his wifo. The Elhe
~ A.Hls hN rAN. gNt fl uhlpltu AiiAt
cablegrafn. ran down the street 90 her
ncirhbors. and a. she ran she raised 10
above her head and cried Hes saved
He's saved That cuhleEram o. framed
and hangs upon the walls ~ their beau
uful Cleveland home. Give your loved
ones the loy Of knowing YOU are saved.
saved here. saved hereafter. saved Tor
time. saved for all eternity saved
HuNtlt aaNrdf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18
Some TAsERNAcLE FACTS.

An immense audience assembled In
fhe Bellairo tabernacle last night and
listened 10 strong sermon delivered
by Rev. Hart The feature was the
s(nafnE 81 the Marietta hlrh school
gfria Bible class. which came 20 Bell
ARE 70 attend the services. The class
vas organized b. Mrs EnsInEef when
fhe Hart and Maraun party vas in that
city. There were u members ~ the
LAS eDrcsaut and their part iu the
services vas appreciated BY The Hell
aire audiouce. They we're met 90 the
station BY delegation ~ Bellaire
hiRh school girls and viii BE- their
guests until Saturday morning
T0niTft viii b. students ntFnf and
another ereat crowd la expected. ln
addition. tho employees ~ The Carnegie
gfeel COMPANY VIII send another dele
saflon. seats havlnE been rfscrvod iu
ffs tabernacle
rgo services we're held yesterday
The afternoon service Was fGf women
only The services lnsf nirtf uqfa
i1fensstlng A. tho conclusion ~ the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18
EPWORTH LEAGUERS
HEAR DR.. SHERIDAN
MnErruo WELD LAST MIGHT IN
FrRsr oHnrsTIAN cHURon.
whssiing District Leagus was A
Movsmsnt-Nany in Attsndancs

The meeting and banquet n tho
wheeling district Erw0rth leagues held
last evening 81 SIS Oh she dining room
~ the llrat Christian church were wufi
attended Rev .. NJ Hart. pastor % the
~ q church % Elm Grove and preaf.
dsnt % the district league presided
~ the NounH ladies circle ~ the First
Christian church. d.. Wilhur o. Ehari-
dan ~ Chicago, genera secretary OF
NrNnfth less uoa. ara rernHniaad Zee
tor iu MothodlHW, WnH introduced and
delivered gplcndid address BE spoke
In part a. follows
- an nrat last and All the time a
Methodist an hrlirntaf 20 hear
from Rev Hart. your district pre-.
dent ~ the Hfenf aurcfrH that you are
mnHtinG WlfN We should ail fndeaNnr
f0 better fhs civic conditions fn nur
lnnmrdiufr nfFth0rhund and should fakr
hn active interest fof national pfrhltl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18
LARGE SERVICE HELD DURING
THE AFTERNOON FOR
WOMEN ONLY.

This Evening, the Evangelist viii
Preach on The objectionable Sin"
Meetings Nearing End.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18
From Factory Direct 10 You

We make Sherman Clothes factory super
Every before
inspection which enables give this
the garment buy strictly all shape color and
for shall fail to give absolute u
with the privilege Of refunding your SIC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-18
Open
Evenings
Until
Christmas

Shemans Clothes known by all classes for their
and durability Wormen shemau Clothes
seed into them that enables him the hard
tear The dresy them style
shermans Clothes attractive appearance The workmanship
Clothes plus their the minute style them the
talk of everywhere The clothes rea
SIS s18 factory price
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-04
D. \. S. DEFEATS
new TOWN TEAM
BASKET BALL GAME PLAYED
ON THE HIGH SCHOOL COURT
WAS WON BY HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS.

The ID. Fl. 5. basket ball team
played the newly organized town team
on the high school court, Thursday
evening, and defeated them 30 to ).
Ten members of the squad were sent
into the game for the local institu-
ton, the second team making a grand
showing in the first half, when they
amassed "a points to the town teams
:. In the last ten-minute half the first
team held the opposition scOreless
and brought the final d. II. $. score
up to So. The town team is a strong
organization, and will show up well
after few days OF practice Last
night was the first time several of the
members had worked together and
hence the showing they made should
be considered very creditable.
The Daytona High team plays at
DeLaEd Saturday evening. where they
meet the strong Stetson academy
team Several autos will carry the
team and its rooters to the game,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-04
CALLED NORTH TO GIVE
TESTIMONY IN MURDER TR

H. X. Rogers left Thursday for New
York and New Jersey, being called
north to produce at murder trial
photographs taken by him of the vic
tim and surroundings, including finger
prints. The murder was committed
the past summer in the summer cot.
tage of Arthur Brisbane of the New
York journal, during the absence of
the owner, and Mr.. Rogers was called
upon by the prosecuting attorney to
make the photographs in question. He
expects to be detained at Toms River,
n. j., where the trial Is to be held,
for a week or ten days and possibly
longer.
Full line Of jewelry at the New Jew
elry Store-I.eshers 9Stf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-04
hlqeria's River Of Ink.

In Algeria there is a river Of ink.
In the upper part Of its course it
flows through beds Of dccayiEg moss,
in the lower part throu-h strata Of
iron ore. and thu. flrouEh the cGmbi-
nation Of the two, It's waters acquire
very nearly tao col,r and netting
OF the taste Of black ink.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-04
*WHEN YOU THINK OF XMAS.
THINK OF ROWES. Open Evenings.
Artificial Wind for Bands.

A German musician has invented a
device to supplement the human lungs
of bands and orchcs'ras. l. is c-llrd
the 'aerophcr." and enables a player
to sustain indaf nitely the tor" u any
wind Instrument.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-04

The danger from the use Of lead
paints comes from paint dust in the
air and from paint smcared on the
hands which may be carried into the
mouth With food or tOb&cco.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-04
MAKE CHRISTMAS THE
JOY 1T OUGHT TO BE

for euery one BY doing Jour shopping early. II helps
you, it helps e1e,y one qUhen buying not LETT fo me
last minute. EOs,y cousiderahon of sell m'e,eI and
regard for Others urges you to shop enr(', Make up
Jour mind what you ovant TO GET the" 60 ana get II
early.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-04
Rescinded Order.

The wife Of gentleman being sud
denly taken i'll, the husband ordered
a servant to get horse ready to go
for the doctor BY the time, however,
that the horse was ready and the
note to the doctor written, the lady
had recovered; on which he added the
following postscript and sent the
servant off: My wife having recov.
cred YOU need not come. London
Tit-Bits.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-04

The God who gave Us life gave us
liberty at the same time.-1homas
Iel..r--n.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-04

*Cheapest Furniture House, Arcade
building, foot New Concrete Bridge,
Halifax Furniture co. 9Stf
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-05-08
RUNDOWN WOMEN
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How many women do you know
who are perfectly well, strong and
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may not be sick enough to lie in bed
but they are rundown, thin, nerv-
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Women are so active nowadays,
and so much is expected of them,
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+. Such women need Vinol, our deli
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/ Mrs. Walter Price, Biloxi, Miss,
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for months, had taken several medi.
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good. Finally Vinol was recommend
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to improve until am strong and well
as ever"
Try bottle of vinol with the I'M
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P. S.-For pimples and blotches try
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-05-08

was goin To turn Il ~.
him on to the Jury.
when the twelve iurympn were
ready for work they was the most
self satisfied lot o men ever see
together They all settled themselves
down In their cheers as II they was
gOin' to have the time o their lives.
The Judge. he looked cheerful too The
plaintiffs counsel npoIogized to the
defendant. but conscienti0nsly work
ed for his client Whenever he said
anything about the widderS rOpin'
him in she Just laughed as though
she thought it very funny And when
he read some soft solder she had
written the plaintiff she sat lookin
Mt the iSrymen with that smile o.
her'n on her lips. and it seemed to me
that every one OF EN- couldn't help
thinkin that she was sayin' 1t to
him specially.
when the lawyer got through the
wilder arose to make her defense.
May 1t please the court and she
smiled at the judge, When she said
Gentlemen Of the jury she spoke
the word gentlemen as though every
one on 'em had been born In an ala.
baster palace with 1eweled doors and
windows She said she'd have to
throw herself on the courts mercy.
because Mfr Stttnps was so nice to
her she Just couldn't help satin' nice
things to him too She was awful
sorry about II all and really thought
he ought to have conSidable verde.
In fact. II she'd been rich she'd "a paid
him large sum, seem she couldn't
love him. without compellin' him to
take his case into court.
Reckon this puzzled the jury some
They didn't seem to know which way
to bring in the case TO the widder's
satisfaction. If they allowed Stumps
the 100000 damages he claimed the
wilder would have TO pay it. II they
found for him with few cents dam,
ages it wouldn't he complimentary to
the wilder So when the Judge gave
EN- the case they retired to the jury
room to talk it over They all agreed
on favorin' the defendant. but didn't
know how to favor her most. At last
one on EN-. an odish married man.
hit the nail on the head. and they all
went hack into the courtroom feein
first rate
Your honor. said the foreman.
we've found for the plaintiff with
100000 damages. but OWN to ex-
tcnuatin' circumstances recommend the
defendant to mercy
"Thp recommend was all the Judge
wanted He RENTED the damages
and discharged the defendant with
the injunction THAI she Git married
and stop stirrin' up the men.
Some says she's goin' to take the
Judge Mt his word Anyway. he's been
courtin' the widder ever since But
Won never kin tell about what VIM
men are gOin' to do"