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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
BASEBALL MEN
GATHER IN N. Y.

NEW YORK Dcc ia. - Major and
minor league Baseball clubs wsr. we'll
i,llt-tnt'l az the three or four OF the
Hlt'Mh, hotelS today. Plans and rum
- "r seals tpr new year playing sea
CON Wtrv heard On aI sides. Qua oniy
W. ,huite rtti clu'uts wet" mais. one
Wa tLnl rn2rlcs HsrLrv will remain
- manager 90 tue cincinnati Nationals
i'f 90 least another year. The other
u.s. t' tae ,utCt that president IoSrun
II. ianu.n aId Charles II. rhbsrtz had
~ ah-.d TO- 90 series nf three X. mes 10
ic Fi-l CT In brooklyn between the
2. Stou worlds champions and Wilbur
April %. Z ana A.
irc-Id,u; E0warI g. Barrow called
'ae annual meeting OF the International
lsaf ~ 20 q. ufI satr today aud aff.r 1.
ltr"c hour session he announced thar
20 "'''lht iad euJuuHn~d Co meet hero
i- HtH "h a-uGrrr ~. The session was
90. tt' greatest part devoted To ar.
4. 4. l"E for next ears circuit. Alvin
~in!tt aud Jack Dunn uf the Richmond
\ o.. club denied having any intention
'l Etlf their IruuruIss. They will
FNtE Go f.tDnmOud. they sttid. mo- matter
'ia. "t.' 'iubs might do.
just HttrI the .rst.iun was .0n.Ir-,T
President harrow said.
Tho International league has wealth
't.d 'FttE storm aaf,k rad TODAY a.
pr '' r"tun condition. sounder fn fact
ih"l might o. expected after such "a
Hu.cfol year"
Tho National league meeting will be-
N- it mere tomorrow Captain Huston
lne View York club ANA President
Lannir. "t Boston. viii leave h.r.. ea.i,.
inN"irUw tp attend tho annual meet
ing 10 tho American lcaEu. I'D t.bIatlo
90 w eIu'NltH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
GOLD AND BLUE
HAS HARD GAMES
LOCAL EIvEs WILL MEET STRONG
OPPOSITION FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY.
ssy Meet sistersviIle Friday and
Sr's P'ay Franklin College Lassies
saturday Evening.

Inc Old Gold and Blue basketball
representatives have two hard games
scheduled for the latter part OF the
week The first OF these viii be played
= noay evening between the boys OF
tne local High school and the Sisters
vie High five. This should prove a
good exhibition. as Sistersville always
mas good representation and they are
coming to Wheeling Friday expecting
70 walk away with the scalp OF the
locals Coach Thornton will probably
use the same lineup he played against
Union High last week
On Saturday evening. the girls team
VIII open their season in a game with
tne Franklin College girls. Compare
lively little is known concerning the
Ooheee girls as they have not as vet
prayed any games. II will be the open
ing contest for the locals. but with the
present material to pick from. Coach
thornton should have little trouble in
presenting a fast lineup. The team
VIII probably be chosen from the fol-
Lo"ing players: Robinson and TAYLOR
forwards; Arbenz and Dawson. cen.
'ers' Klein. Ulrich and Hoele. guards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
STOGIE STOCK
MUST Be SOLD
TEAM NEEDS FINANCIAL AID TO
KEEP ORGANIZED BASEBALL
HERE
frominent BUSINESS and Sporting Men
are Taktng Hold And win Assist
In Selling STOCK

The directors Of the Wheeling Athlet-
Ic Association held meeting ia The OF
Iices IN the National Bank OF West Viz
GINA building last evening to discuss
Ilans Tor the sale OF the addItional
STOCK that has been authorized Last
season was one Of the poorest baseball
yrafs IN the history Of the game and
Win the great expense In building a
park ami putting the team in wheeling
,ne management dropped some money
me coming season. however. they eX-
lect 70 put winning aggregation in the
4leiu, Tor ~ ~ fully realized that Wheel
Hk must have team IN the first di-
VISION 70 mold baseball Ia the town
At she meeting last evening the mat
.%I or disposing OF the SIC. 900 addition
al SIock was taken up. Jack James and
= lannigan. Jr.. two well known
'sstnaii men. were In attendance and
"ilered their assistance. They togeth-
~ Win the directors and several 9th
rs Viii take up the matter OF dispos-
ing or the stocks. by this the dfr.c-
toi nave placed Il fairly up to the peo-
pc 20 come 10 the support OF the Va
tl"iai gam" mere and unless they re-
sp"nd, such thinE might happen a. the
Witndfawal OF IN, Smoke outfit from
Ihcrc L. every possibility. however.
t"at We VIII again be iu the League and
uolhtlt~S the stock will meet WIN ready
'lr. Auuther meeting viii be- held In
lu" Association OFFICES this .-veniuae II
WIZ Hr open 20 tue public and an are
invited GO attend Tnis meeting viii h.
Tor lurlHer discussing the situation
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

. SANDY RIDGE. o.. Dec is-Nr and
Mrs charley Campbell and daughters
"l idfnrsNtlle. drove out I'm their car
-HeAl. ana were guests Of Mr. and
MIS-. George Hurchficld
MI. hyde Secrest is spending some
tIe with his par,ats near Woodsfield
AIR. Lewis Shaw who has been work
NIX for Bert Bailey. returned TO his
nome ln Hellaire one day last week
W.. Howard Hall the milk tester Is
with uS This week "
~ Mrs. Eli Williams and son Keunon o.
Itfu-sNilic. spent the fore part OF the
NsrS win the family Of Geo. Burch
Mr.. James Trott OF Lower Sandy de.
llNgrcI some fine dressed hors on the
ridge last week
Mrs Olive Gideon and Mrs. JOSEPH.
NAV ittuu. pleasant ladies' OF Rsfhesda
were guests or NJ. and Mrs Amos Wal
''I. or tIfeon Point sunday.
Mr. John Hinton one Of ~tumptown'a
Jus tllng youug men, was trausactlns
hnSin'ss 30 Harncsville Friday.
MI n. y. Phillips Of Sfrfnufoun was
ni lhe Ridge one day last week deiiv-
'rluE huckwhcat flour
Mr and Mrs. A.. =. Tabcr Of Pigeon,
d,olli VINO have been attending the
w orl4s Exposition. returned home last
Mr Archie carter or GAINESVILLE was
The guest of Miss Lcnora Carpcnter. SAT-
Hrd1y evening.
Rev Walters 81 weIchfieid. % spsDt
tlc weekend with his brother. Amos
IN iffrs OF Pigeon Point
t.. marley, tonarI was business caller
Mrs simon Howell spcn. the week.
grh with Der sons. Messrs. FraH and
f'fhfIi IinWtl Uf ~umerfou.
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TWO SHAW PLAYS
ARE DISCUSSED
BY MRS. WALTER KELLEY, BEFORE
DAAAA DEPARTMENT or
WOMAN'S CLUB.
The Chairman Also Gave A sun,marv
VI succession Plays OF The Day
In Chicago and New York.

Two plays Of George Bernard Shaw
were discussed yesterday afternoon ~
fi ne 1eeemher meeting OF the Drama
ciub. Man and Superman' and Pvrwa
non, the FORMER being read by the
.nlrman. Mrs. Walter $. Kelley in her
aeiniTtable manner, and contributed
noon.
Mrs Kelley gave a brief summary OF
,it successful plays OF the DAY in New
~ Guy ana IN chicago. aud comment
tu "poh inc work Of Grace George who
mas the initiative IN the movement 10
ward a repertoire theatre. when again
.iulncd actors such as Booth Har-ef
l' arts OF thcatre-goers and whose equal
- not To bC round ON the stage today
ll iN noped the project Of Miss George
VIII pc successfully concluded as Ia
formation Of present stage conditi"ns
ana would present Co the public. actors
WHO'S. finished skill is not met with on
5ne stage Of present day times. Forbes
seek recognition in this stellar circle
Major Barbara which o. now run
n.ue 30 Sew York. is play OF quite a
little interest Just now. as one ~ TIE
principal characters. b. "a vyeaifbv r,,sr-
ufaCturcr Of munitions and George de-
mArd shaw finds himself heartily dis
Ilked ~ ENGLAND az the present day. ovs-
INK Co his radical condemnation 0f con-
sCrIptiou and the wholesale mnnuftcfffr,
'l munitions His personality o. many
sided and his satirical presentation ~
pressing ifcas lend individuality 10 I'm
his works AZ socialist he e. woIi
known. also In uhiianthropio sorieffes
Where ue iq early life met men Of prom
m.ncc ard gaincd ideas for his early
novels lN'e during his early resi-
d'lcc lu London. Doe wrote his frst nfar
and later his two best comedies. " rms
and the Man and You Never can TeiI'.
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OHIO LODGE CELEBRATES
HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY

vice Of each master OF the lodge since
It's organization. The jewel is mount
ed upon fac-simile of the first seal
OF the lodge and is a very fine ex-
ample OF the goldsmith's art.
The chain and jewel being present.
ed TO the lodge is the work of the wor-
shipful master OF the lodge during its
hundredth year. Bro. b. G.. Byron. who
conceived the idea and carried IL out
with the cooperation OF the past mas.
ters now living. OF which there are
thirty in number The absence OF
brethren. IL being occasioned by his
BRO. Byron from the gathering last
hlght was much regretted BY the
oeing ordered out OF the city at the
moment on important business for his
concern. the National Tube company
riverside department Bro. w. J. Mil
Ter the senior warden OF the lodge.
presided in the absence OF Bro. Byron
at both afternoon and evening SEES.
sions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
NAVY SCHEDULE
Hnhrteen Football Games Already pefi-
nitely Decided Upon

ANNAPOLlS. Nd. Dec. 13.-The Naval
Aoadeiny football schedule for 1915 will
80, -. OF Twelve home games in addi-
ton 20 the contest with the eleven Of tha
Miitary academy. which will take place
On november IS. at Philadelphia. unless
~, present agreement Is changed. The
ranged.
Georgetown. October Z: MARYLAND
Aericultural College. October II: Univer-
S.s OF PITTSBURGH. October IL: Catholic
University. October Is: University 81
Seor Setown. october IS. Washington and
Lee, november North Carolina Agricui-
Der II. ''"
~ expected that either PENNSYLVANIA
Stste or the University Of Pennsylvania
WI play ~ annapolis on October p. II
= also thought that Rutgers will -plaN
az annapolis on September 30 am
SMarthmore on November rs 81
Sonh ana enother nearby college are
expected to fill the last two NVcdncsda,,s
I'm October.
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North Wheeling hospital where she nm
derWeut a successful oueration
tauI Erwin Of rairmont was a vIsi-
Tor here last week
MI and Mrs NJ W Elan ar. visit
ing lrlendz in Fsirmont today.
Frank Masters was a business visitor
iu fuirmont last week
Miss Margaret Mocklcr was a Wheel
INK visitor Saturday
J"hn Hayes former Warrington hoy
ia mere on a visit from Akron Ohio
\. n Modi is home from a business
Visit ia Cleveland. Ohio
Mrs 4 VI. Burt o. home from a few
days visit with her mother in Vheeling
Mrs l.owrey Cartright an ddaughter
Laura. are Fairmout visitors today
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$4,000 IN CHECKS
BY WARWOOD BANK
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS cLue PAYS
OUT MONDAY.
NE" Club Will Be Even Greater With
Membership Of a Thousand
or More.

Monday was busy day AT the Rank
OF Warwood. more than ten thousand
dollars being disbursed TO tho five
uuhuied and fifty members of the
1alh Christmas Savings club.
throughout the day there was a busy
stream OF customers at the bank ana
"nile many drew out the entire
amount due. the larger number show
ca prudence by starting regular
savings account with the bank.
Cashier c. II Eberts is now organic.
ing the Christmas Savings club for
1915 and predicts that the member
snip Will reach or pass the one thou
SAND mark nearly double that OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
BIG BOXING SHOW
Martins Ferry CLAD VIII STAGE Past
Exhibition This Evening-Has
Not Eeea CaiIsd OF.

Everything is in readiness FOR the big
boxing show that viii be staged This
,N'niuE hF ,hc Martins Fcrr- Boxing
Tub They have secured some OF the
best inrtcrigl obtaina1ic Tor the match
ana expect DO Co prove one OF tho big
Eest boxing matches eve. staged in This
NiciuiiE. este rdar e. 20 port WINS circu-
lated iu Martins Ferry statinr that the
h'ui htd been called on Manager white
iaSt evening denied his and said that
hll th" ho .a were Rad and the dCht
would be on.
"t;'u Robins ora and 81 notv will be
~" PRINCIPALS tu tt' main bout. while
Leo run'. cd EcIltIr,. N. % meet BATTLING
Homie tu thc S"ri-uusle an -Four arc
f"'' lighters. ana should rive a good
account uf tusmso'E,r.
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M MEGHRN


4 recital viii D. given in ia, Christian
, , nuI s" McAecheu. December 81. tNeW
ears cNeb for the benefit of the church
\ silver offering viii be- taken a. th.
i''t. lmmt dtat,lg following "a cordial
invitation Will D. given Co every one
present to ~ Co fhy basement and enjoy
social hour. Refreshments viii b.. sold
ana the evening program will close
ith an old time watch meeting The
Itcii'l VIII begin promptly at \ o'clock
nose Who VIII take part are. Vera Fish
pianist Lyca ur0uhrey. el0cutioniat. and
Roma Rial. vocalist
10 q. Reid. uf IIuIuua. one OF the char
.'f members ul tho church. was present
SUNDAY morning Hu. assisted the pastor.
is'N g. W. Fuller. iu ffa services
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OPEN CLINIC
All m Readiness and Local Dentist
VIII Take Charge Iris Morning.
To Care for Teeth.

Tho dental clinic for the care ~ tho
'eeih ~ Door children will be- opened
'his morning in the offices ~ tho Ad
ana social Servicc society in tho BOARD
I lfa'' building For the past sey-
'i'I weeks ihc society. together with
the ''nial society Of the city. has been
pI,p'rinE Tor fHr opening and today
WI b' me FIRST dag in ifs service Chill
II'h whose parents are unable 10 havo
'n'I 't''h properly treated, will b.
cared FOR and older persons win b.
able fO secure work az moderate .ri,..
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coI5FIR1as sAxxRUPr SAIL.

CHARLESTON W Va Dec. IA
judge u. D. Keller. of nited states
'"ufi. to-day confirmed tho recent sail.
lh huntington OF the holdings ~ the
irirglc Furniture Company banErrr.t.
which operated furniture stores In
Charleston and Huntington The sale
was made To- the Watts-Rftfsr Corlusr,-
90 Huntingt0r. Tor $50. nn0. There was
opposition 10 the confirmation
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EDWARD Anderson Well known and
IlEhlN respected citizen OF this city. VINO
has boon seriously tlf 90 hIs home nn
-.Nfnlh street continues about tir Same.
VIZ. Anderson o. suffering with paralysis
fnd but hfl. hop. Be- being entertained
."r fi. recover. tits condition mas bon
.H critical riuDe sunday night death h.a
been expected lt auy time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
Tsaehor WIN Rerian-

lloyd Hilton. teaOner al the
- ~ " AIWood school. has handed mis-
-. teHalloh 20 the board Of oducat ION
T become effective the first OF ths year'
wheeling Telegraph. \ ms.tinr 81 ,ho
DoaI" VIII De- held Thursday. at which
lhe lhey VIII name "a teacher 10 take
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14

\ meeting OF the t.ul Gland Volunteer
IRE company wa held lasf .,.ninr et
Nhlch time several important matters
Mrf" taNcu up. The member ,tr-..i...-
Ga 'i"hN Tor the enlarCiuc of tI. uuIId-
ING =" thHt they could get an auto trueI.
in ahd out without trpuhl, boo case D.
.i'. no committee named Co loo. 70
W thr purchasing uf truck reuurf,.g
thal they had mot get decided ON the
kind best suited. Several arc being coi,-
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work susnepded

buc o." the snow and wet weather. all
,u' talpeHters that have been workinr
AZ ullI'Frht buildings 30 and AROUND
VA Wool hao Go quit work This viii
nold the construction OF s.y,rst ~ -
houses back cons idernbfN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-14
LEAGUE OPENS
Columhts Club POOL Artists Open Season
Aa-t Even.ng-Two interfering
Canes Played.

The columbia pool league season WIS
formally opened last evenina ,vSer -
MAi ~ hiE Havanas defeated the MARSH
10 ttIablc By score OK 90 TO s. The
'hhrys were victorious iu aI Interest
sg same over toe ColumbiaS by score
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ogden will address the club. Interest
sin eetlnss have been held by the
club on various occasions and thc,, 49,.
oItuhate IN securing many prominent
business men TO speak. All men are In
Vited TO attend. 50
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T. CaineAral r.I.rI Hr.... hH.| t..
1'faffs rnrf farf oefrIU. - arkrai
afWofr Tee 90. tfrr AfsUf ser r-sr
slsfs 90 ard faf p fre aerksrs eRag
shourt arirrdif 'aV-r ard all ossA
3fain fnfa eFfrtaf fos ... prarff-e
aarnans |... .." ..... ........ .. Il
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l0eteTdaN. dlIrvlnou -II 10000,
t"t'd that very heavy SNOW r.f rrt
a ,nne country during SUNDAY night and
snow was half-fout d.0r yybif H.
,b h. II was just beginning 10 show on
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mAsoNs HOLD MEETING IN AFT
ERNoON AND IN
EVENING.
Will Hold Reception and Ball in Mar
ket Auditorium Tonisht-mas
tiers Jewel Is Presented.

Ohio lodge Of Masons celebrated it's
centennial anniversary yesterday and
last evening by n special communica-
ton at the Masonic Temple during
the afternoon. during which four can
didates were raised to the sublime
degree OF Master Mason. and the rem
dition OF a special program at the
Market auditorium during the eve
ming. The second century of the lodge
viii be ushered in this evening at the
Market auditorium when a number or
speeches will be made by officials
and past masters of the fraternity
after which a reception and dance
will be held. Masons attending to-
night may be accompanied by one
lady each, appropriate souvenirs Of the
occasion having been provided for
each lady attending.
Joseph Eggleston. a past master or
Masons in Virginia. and George
Wright. past grand master and grand
lecturer of the same Jurisdiction. ar
rived yesterday morning and are par
ticipating in the celebration in behalf
OF the Grand lodge OF Virginia under
which Ohio lodge was first chartered.
Both of these brethren delivered
speeches last evening and Will be
again heard this evening.
Grand Lodge Participating.
Hon. r. VI. Showalter. past grand
master: l. y. Travener. past grand
master; T. Wilbur Hennen. grand
master: Hon. Chas. F. Carrigan, dep
uty grand master: X. D. Walker. past
grand master. all Of the Grand lodge
OF West Virginia, are participating in
the affair.
The following program was follow
ed at the meeting last evening:
i. Calling TO order and preliminary
remarks-Bro. W. J. Miller, wor. mas
ter pro TEN.
?. Introductory address-Bro Fred
c. Steinbic&er. past master ONO
3. Music-Pittsburgh Masonic Quar-
tette.
4. Address-Freemasonry: It's Mis-
sion-Bro. f. NJ Showalter. past
grand master. W. Va.
>. Music-Pittsburg Masonic Quar-
tette.
o. Address, Message from the
Old Dominion-Bro. Joseph EggIeston.
past master Virginia.
:. Solo-Bro. David Crawford. mem
Der Bates lodge.
:. Address-Our Heritage W.
r. hrupp. member Ohio lodge.
2. Music-Pittsburgh Masonic Quar-
tette.
10. Lecture-The Third Degree
Bro Geo. w. Wright. past grand mas
ter Virginia.
Present Jewel
Al the conclusion of the lecture.
Bro. Ben +. Hamilton. on behalf OF the
past masters OF Ohio lodge now living.
presented 10 the lodge magnificent
chain and masters jewel 10 be worn
Dy succeeding masters OF the lodge.
Inc chain Is composed OF gold links
IN the same number as there have
been masters OF the lodge. each bear.
ing gold plate upon which is en-
uraNll fLn
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Funeral Yentordar

uiieIal serve. wee -Icld veSferdsv
UNcI the remains of late spear Blark
MH1 wa killed al the isicnIand mine
"u FRIDAY. from the Greek church in
torment was az Mt calvary c.meter,
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kins's Daughters TO Meet.

- hteilng OF the members OF the Sc
,,i,,i circle Of Kings Daughters Of War
Nuod' VIII be held this evening M IA.
nome OF Mrs. }. e. Williams. OF Twen-
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i-fil =. Ford. grocer vmau. mas inst
received his new calendars 10 n. given
70 ~ Patrons. The calendars are Vrr.
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Bank In an O'coat
DAVE SAYS

Take some of that Christ
mas savings account money
and invest in a
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kraus-Made 0Vercoat

1t will be just the same as
putting it back in the bank,
for it will mean comfort
throughout the remainder of
the winter.
You need an overcoat for
this kind of weather and no
where will you find a better
line than at Kraus Bros.
Every known model is rep
resented in their great stock
and the price range is from
$500 to $4,000.
Weather for today:-Fair.
K:ex~22>
i3HWaHML&
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Bowl q
- Mz ...., Ten Pin League.


..H.. N IHIU.r.
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noticed that she was looking little
paler than usual, but quite forgot to
reprove her for unpunctuality. They
set to work on a great pile of papers
notes which he had taken in his
undergraduate days and never looked
at since, and which were occupying
space needed for more recent work
She certainly was a wonderfully
quick little person folding, sorting
and labelling with her slender white
hands. and talking and asking ques-
tions all the time. The professor
watched her idly, dreamily. wonder
ing why he had never met any one
like her before in his life.
Had he wasted his time. he Won
dered. over his researches? Would
those years have been better spent
in seeking and winning love? Would
research into the inner depths Of a
human soul have been more profit
able than the perueal of ancient manu-
scripts? And presently he found him
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Half an hour later, order had been
established where chaos had reigned
supreme, and the professor, with
strange feeling at his heart, was
watching Madge wander out over the
meadow.
AS he turned from the window, he
stopped and picked up little red
rose that had fallen from her dress
as she knelt on the floor. Then he
sat down at his desk, pushed his
books from him, and wrote sonnet.
The sonnet was about soul that
was lonely all the days of his youth.
and suddenly found sympathy and
love in middle life and it blossomed
out into a far purer and stronger pas
sion than could be attained by those
who slipped the honey from every
wayside flower as they journeyed
through the world.
He wrapped the rose up in the
sonnet. and put them away in his
drawer.