The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-21
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I'm Q Carson cIlalpcrs in IFS apart
L tnefit neat The square Phillips!
4 L. brought the eyeain:s mai. Be-.
sides The routine correspond.
tIci!ee, tliettl We're; TWO tea,s bearinsT
tStise same foreign ll,qst slarl.. Si
One o. The taeomlpg parcels $eontain,s
e3ls togran nh of5a woman! The oths
tseraconta ine'l San l,ltcrtnlnaDles letter.
oser which Chalmers hung. absorbed.
fora long time. 1'lie sletterswas from
Sanother ysonl;tle aud itFcontginsl nol.
Ssoaed barbs 9sweetiy tllppetlshl honey
and fcathereil with ilipWcndoes con-
Scernins the photographed woman. s:S
Chalmers tore this letter into II t!iou.t
sand bits and begun % wear out his
expansive rug by stridlng back and
ifoftii upon IL Thus an animal from
the Jungle acts when It. o. Gagged. aud
thus q Gagged man acts when he rs
housed In a junglelo OF doubt, a I Il
= By aud sbss the restless mood was
overcome. 'rhe!frpg was not an en-.
tlinnteds one: lSorlsixteens feet: he could
trarcl along &c Threei thousand miles
was beyond Its poWerstoY r.
Phillips ppearets ii sneyer3enterc,i.
He Inevitably appeared, Ike ii well.
li6ifed genle. .;,f5S n
d yllllyeus dine here. sir, Or. out a,she,.
lfaskcl. Ss B. e K. s. Il
Here said Chalmers, ..and{ inahalf!
saiIthollr." He listened glumlyl I'd tho
l9antary blasts making an aeoIisa
trombone of the empty street. 4
att he said to- the disappearing
genie. As 70 came home across the.
end of the square i saw many men
standing there in rows. There was
i zone mounted upon something, taking
Why do these men stand IN rows, and
why are they there 0. Z
.They are homeless men. sir. said
Phillips. The man standing ontlie boz
tries; to get lodging for them forsthes
light. People come around to!ilisteilS
and give hin money. Then he sends
asamapy as tie mopey'willspay fortto
SONG lodging house. That; Is Iwlystheyl
stand ~ rows. They get sent to bed III;
|.orderlass they !come.r & z
81 By the!t time dlnnersiss seryed.gp said
Chalmers, have one Of those, men
here. He will dine With me. 5s
t..SNew4iwhich',- began Phillips. STAN:
merlns for the first time during his
serslee. Is } Z. s. y < 4. 4 -sss
fGhooseton at random, y said Cllal.
;incrs You might sec that .he is rc.l-s
sonabls sober, Ind ii certnil amount OF!
cleanliness Will mot be held against
him. That lbs alt ri
III IL WIS an sunusaal thing for Carson
Chalmers tosI,lSS the caliph. but on
tllattnlghtthc felt,the iinetiicncy OF! con.
veiitional e antidotes ITO, \ melanclloly.,
Something 7wanton / and Segrrgioas.i
something high Favored and Arabian.
he must haveito tighten his mood.
On tho halt! hour Phillips HID finished
his duties iast slave OF Tho lamp. The,
walters fromethe restaurant below had
whlsked aloft the lelcctahle dinner
The dining table laid fprstwo. glowetli
eheerlly lnEthe glow of the pink shaded
candles. ssSy !; 4; N *
And now, Phillips, as though he snsll,
cred a cardinal-Tor held in charge Is
bnrgtar-waftctl III; tho shlyering guest
who had been iialed from the slime: OF
EmeIdlcantS dodgers. HI
Il is n colnmonEtlilnS to call such;
men wrecksi 4 { the comparison bci
used here u isa The specific one Of |.
idcrellct come to grief through lire.
Even yet some iickcfing combustion
!. Illuminated the lifting lhuiksl HissfaceS
and hands lad leen recent ySwashcl. ii.
rite insisted upon. BY II hii,ips as a me
mortal To the slaughtered conventions
III tbcScandlellghts he stood. a sfawS:ins
lthel lecorous fittings oft esapartment.S
Ills face was n sick y Us hite. coperetli