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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
IN ZOO B;c a Hnrry.

Apart from specific defecfs, he
structure OF the act as whole IS open
to rhe gravess objections.
The criticism above quoted rc1ers
to the income. tax law. passed .! the
Democratic Congress as part OF me
tariff bill. It is taken from the report
of the taxation committee OF the
American Bar. Association. Teat re
port was non-par.;san, made merely
for the purpose of having the law IN
proved from formal and technical
point OF view It was an extended,
exhaustive and scientific analysis. con
Quoted by men OF the highest standing
in the legal profession. Their con-
ciusions therefore may be regarded
as fair and impartial.
Their verdict is severe arraESn-
ment Of the careless. haphazard meth
DDS employed by the present ADMIN.
.sSration in the enactment OF one Oh
It's most important laws.
In this report on the income YAK
law there are pointed out no less than
twentv-dre manifest iuaperfections de-
handing correction by Congress
without amendment it is said that the
intent OF the law can be reached only
by judicial Interpretation. involving
tedious, expensiveSl litigation:
with reference to provisions for the
return that taxpayers must make, the
report declares:
eft is most unfortunate that there
should be any doubt as to what TINS
precise duty is. Here. II anTwnere,
the law should be clear and exptaclt-
The provisions should be p!aceo 10
gether in Ineligible terms, instead OF
being scattered, involved WIN oeaer
provisions and ph-ased in obscure
ianrraSe as they nov are. The act
CONVEYS the impression that the fram-
ers had not reached any definite con
cIusSons IN their own minds concern
in~ the requirement of personal re-
turns" ,..;.,
CAPITAL. this report specifically out
lines the one weakness that dominates
the legislative methods OF the present
administration. saying:
political exigencies demanded the
speedy enactment of the law. and
there was not sufficient time 1or Tue o
consideration OF detail
Ffra4ir this committee of the Amer
ican Bar Association recommends a
revision of the law that shall "exte1d
+o IFS form as we'll as to ITS suo-
The entire act should be recon-
s+rrcted. concludes the report. and
there should be placed upon the stat
I1e books an income tax law 50 ar
anSed and expressed as to be con-
venien1 for reference. consistent IN az
ia parts and capable CT being under
stood by citizen OF average ntetll-
gence."
There IS no good reason TOT the
+ay law. They could have been cor
rec+ed BY thoughtful, l.. intelligent con-
side-at5on. and their frequent occur.
renee n the act is still further proof
of the needless haste, carelessness and
inaccuracr that characterize the
enactment of laws By the Democratic
CONGRESS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
Jauan and China

IN an official statement issued Nay
s. serretary Bryan confirmed the an
nouncement made April p that ne
had received from Japan a comnunl-
S1c; CHINA and asserting that It was
moi It's purpose to violate the ROOT
Takahira agreement.
nfr: Bryan added that it was MOI t ne
purpose OF the United states % me- ;el,
fere IN the japanese Chinese situation.
On May 9 the japanese enoasss a.
bounced that an amicable agIeenntnt
s,ssd bean reached between the two ma
Hons. This agreement involves tne
concedinE by China of many privileges
10 Japan. but Of fewer privileges 1nao
IaDan at first demanded.
sSow that the facts are al .knoWn:
everyone IS wonderins WY seofe "a,
Rryan has so perstsrently den1eo lna.
~ F S.si received any Information from
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
Enpelie Marriages

VIII insure to this country !
healthier and more Intelligent
Family of the future and many a
woman has had her health restored
by the timely use OF Lydia E..Pink-
hams Vegetable Compound. the
most successful remedy for female
Ills the world hasever known. Error
nous quantities Of roots and herbs
are used annually in making this
good o7d-fashioned remedy and no
woman who suffers from female MS
should lose hope until she has tried
ft.-AdTertisemen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18

Hidden In the highlands Of the
Holy, Land. seldom visited and little
known. Petra is the most amazing
relic of an1iquity in all the world It
is city OF temples and theaters and
alrars-a city that was once the home
of tens of thousands. the center OF
ci~ihzation,s commerce. the home OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18

wears ago. Drifting sands have part
~ buried some OF the buildings: The
Wild olive and fig trees OF the Jordan
INNS have overrun the streets; over
All lies the stiffness Of utter desola-
ZION: but the scu1ptured cliffs seem
3mperishab1e-
petra may be reached in days
tourney from Jerusalem by railroad,
crrrIa-e and horse. The entrance 70
the CITY is through a gorge. which IS
two miles long. 500 feet deep and has
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18

a somewhat excited young man IN
naew york the other day asked what
,onEht to be done under eSistns con
dffions and friend gave him the FOL
Iowfnc succsnct and sage advice:
keep on your shirt STICK TO your
lob. stop your CAB" It is advice
that many may we'll afford to take.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18

scarcely an average width OF twelve.
feet. So uarrow and tmpenetrzb1e Is
this niche IN the hills that dozen.
men might defend it against thou
sand. =
In this natural passageway. 1t is
nearly always dusk. From 1t you:
emerge suddenly upon the open.
sheerlwalIed valley which IS. Petra
The cuns that surround II are from
four to six thousand feet high, and
the front Of every building OF the de-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18

serted city is cut like a giant cameo.
in their face The rooms within are
simply great caves. squared by the
hands Of men. lighted only through
the doors. Dwellings, shops. palaces
and armorIes are thus made with t1es
sfnite labor Of millions Of banda.
which the modern world can scarcely
comprehend The clfns themselves
are OF sand stone. spIotehed and.
streaked and, stippIed with varied
'colors that glow under the desert SUM:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
EconomI Taat Econoraixes.

Economy That Econonaizss-
Governor Whitman. the other day.
in slicing S$10,371-16 ont OF New
York states budget. has cut out ? l.
200 IO2o up to the present time Coz
ernor whitman rot only has the cour-
age of his conviction, blu: he also IS
very evidently for economy which
econ omizes Charleston Mali
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18

The operation was successful, and
Bismark Jones was carried out OF the
Isquamballc ward into the. recu2erat-
ing room, in which the sun SHOWN
cheerfully on two-edged saws. auto
imatic hone hammers, liver drills and
iother decorations.
The recuperating room vas rather
crowded. so Bisrlark Jones was plac-
ed IN a bed with six other men, AL
but two of them we're asleep.
welcome to our bed said the hrst
..of these two. by rights should be
out of this hospital now. because my
operation was successful. but the doc
tor left his sponge in me and had
TO be opened all over again
same with me-" said the second
man IT am operated on for lngrown
|rumwnligers and the operation was
perfectly satisfactory, only the doc
tor left a couple pairs of shears and
his watch IN me. so was opened up
again"
Just then the doctor who had op-
Grated SO successfully on Bismark
Jones was. heard out in the hallway
shouting. Where in the mischief did
IL leave my overcoat?'
Good night" yelled Bismark
Jones and 1eaped to the window and
slid down the rain spout. though he
was practically uadressed except for
his bandages-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18

Announcement that Italy would
PROBABLY enter the European war vas
received with demonstrations OF re-
5ofcing by the people CT that country.
according to despatch from Rome.
The crazy fools.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18

President Wilson has the heartfelt
thanlss OF the entire country in writ
ing Its more important diplomatic
notes instead OF leaving the job to the
blnoon heading the department OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
An Evening Echo.

Ebur very good mothers have four
very bad daughters; truth has hatred
prosperity has DSide. security mas perm
snd faniliarity has contempt
CICERO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
Can Survive.

OF course the American poo1c
would hate to see Dr.. Dernoufs go
but II he feels that he must teave We
.can survive the snock.-Huntington
Herald Dispatch
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
20 Nay.

Mr.. Bryan declares that he VIII
not need politics in Heaven ne Is
assuming a great deal he may ns s'
some political influence Just 10 get ~
News. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18

,,o,Te 70 get into this war else for
ever after hold her peace and keep
ANT Of the newspapers--Bluet1eio
Telegraph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
DoLLRR BLousEss

showing this week an entire new lot OF strl-
1sh summer biouses at s1-eo. The materials are
sheer organizes. voftes in white and nesh, wash
able white SILK and striped Madras. TheIatest
effects IN collars and frills Dainty trimmings
of lace and imitation hand embroidery. See
window display
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
Special Sale
e.keep Neat Rompers

..Keep-Neat' Rompers are made OF the best
materials and show careful Workmanship a
new lot now sale. ss5sss Is
AT 25c-Rompers OF good quality ginghan1
IN dark blue. sizes 2 to 5 years
Ar 5oo-Rompers Of Galatea and Repp1ette
in sizes to years. assorted colors in neat
checks and stripes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
THE D Ally
N o v z Z E T T e
.+*+.++4++4+++++
SIX in a Bed.

les good plan to hear ooth
sides unless the thing you hear nap
pens to be a bass drum.-Prof simp-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18

cLARKSBuRG WATER WORKS
AND SEWERAGE BOARD.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
i 8. + +
w HAT OTHER
TO RS sAY
Good idea

+~A&+ 30 T%F
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
FRAvELETTE
PETRA.
RJ E1rSah

: e*+++-a* a*.+'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-18
SO. 98, S12.5O, RND $500.

son newest styles Materials are
Rep, Serges, Chinchilla, Homesp11n,
Iweeds, Gabardine and Covert
Cloth. Complete range of Ladies
and Misses sizes IN all the new sta
pie shades. Plenty Of SHEPHERD
Checks, broken pIaids, and novelts
effects.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-20

Big sandy. Alout.. May .. 1915
Mr.. John II. Hant,n, Exalted I;ui"r,
Watertown Lodge, SIS, 3. +. O. F.
Watcrtown, > y.
Dear Sir and Brother:
Your favor of April 2sth received,
and would mos; certainly like to be
with q To take i'm the Best Players
on Earth on May -, % and 29th.
Although ! am still saving wood
ana doing the hest that is possible, 1t
viii take me some time to properly
get on my feet again after tn" j"lt
| received last August, but expect 10
get things in shape so | can take a
trip back east next summer, If the
Supreme Ruler VIII it SO.
have nearly completed three
years In the employment Of the ROCKY
Mountain Elevator Company OF Great
Falls. ana expect to continue unless
they sell their plant at This station,
or until some other party viii otier
me n better salary.
/ always manage TO eat three
square meals a day whether ! can
afford il OF not as that seems to be a
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-20

Clinton, Ia. MAY s. Il

Clinton. Ia. Nav s. 1915.
Watortovu Lodge, No. S3S,
WatcTtoWn. : u.
Dear Brothers.
Your kind letter advising OF the
Big Doines" for the later pert Of
the month and also soliciting a few
remarks. is gladly at hand.
Just this little idea of showing in
tcrcst and 2 desire To keep in touch
with members living ~ a distance.
makes me thiuk more than ever that
"S3S Leads En- Ar in splendid. sin
cere thoughts as well as novel IDEAS
for Keeping alive the b~rotherly spirit
and furtheriug the lodges various good
works.
It is needless 10 say that l regret
my inability 20 be with YOU all and
won't attempt to tell YOU HOW MUCH
] would enjoy being there to see a
bigger success than ever scored for
il is bound To be that.
Iowa has treated me we'll since COM
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-20

Say, jim, ,Mather). I see you nave
a new a do you drive it yourself?
Nobody drives it, W. just coax IT
along.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

sd lsn.l 81 A. hrr Thee was ~
n,tsisklnx ~ ~ dainty, blte sspiFv'n'
rsri i4ls %, white M
.xow. IN m yog." wsnt N Nea
Tkl. man gllisri n.ys. 2 hoec naH''
4 fow Know Ter sAe ffr ruie vs.
r.lh hsr fsoul TO- snomsNi ~ 'fft ~, -.
urfn .bc tsme befe 10 - 'ah'
Asrs rsndgkssi nr.n aad ~ fefa
Vie b. was ~eon assisilng iunr ~ ~.
doua train saw tssm mrseif
tbryHgh ihr or window iaiklng -.
srsi,ef { wani 10 hii DHlsri b'le'
Are ,oa hili1g hin TOO And e
iarse.i saTa@sif ~ it1s
Robbie bounced forwar'i ih'i Y -.
Nrd h. wsrned Iris. eaii irpe.
alaale. TlTy hrsfa irs throw ius
,,...r onen afI lsnnirz f're-lgh ~
hoo.e. e1lilng 1mpc Neri dsrisd np iAe
atm. lat h the bell he met lisa
slth a frightened face -sDe y gone
Ti,ey al searched for beg ih'n. but
,.ier. ass ~ trace ~ her
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

-oh. srsyed lure a. he ssnis.
esuee % The sahIcsu sstasaif dswbss
MON her whf. tisTy esse siuosI W
he rsms posi,lon N shieh sss iisd
Seen nsssssf wbsn sils wes 'Seik cite
g's Ili'h bfssas
~Tnsnts, tsps,iss. ssii ins u1s tafn
III 70 jsts az goo sani frofr. bons5.
~ YO1f struggle fur ifssffefi'i*nee.
tone right tack. and ~ foake Bob
l,ie give " ~ ns."
Jnna slfsnk away On. ! enb't
ppesllay ,aks III Hint know Toa
we're sssnx 10 sAt ngbDis'-
"Nfiste elss 81 ! gst M tlrr'sf
ihs broia frieBi -is,l,sass fi's essi.
est vag"
eflanfs Jaa 81 sahs panied ont
Cant ton see what tswgns a dc
ltniehi woman ~ l,nnf fop 49,
tEsi n enbt acecIf rift - money
fnsa ms batlsabI ! cont lDasllly NJ
ron Aecns fsf We giN - n'oney
frvH yoBf Busllnif pcnt y enggy
ifh. rlsae. l'm 1gialng fos q pIiHi'
pie"
"Ob. ut Thomas mar exploded
Bol,lsie
''fhat attitude h AZ tho bottsm 81
To Whsle tbiDE. is0bbso." argued June.
WITH sFani "iseeuune the man has
mrEpfici the womsn fof nEes he has
made himself TIE msatsf That D.
stnta The Nofnana srif frspcgl. aud
lore firs"
shes 4 nno Lad. said Aai,iae heart.
~ 'tni " spp's snins 10 drsw ibe lit~
~ moncy Witch hos he~n hsnde'l
ffom = man o. : woman shell haze
10 e. " ffeah ffrm iir mint"
What win yon %, JursT ffe1t-d
lus
~ unit had thai purse mummy
Kstf NE" musei dune.
she got That from your fsshes ?
iiobble vas uuiind enough 70 feni'ai
Der
on. thar vAs daaaJ nivucl. she
brightly rcrlloi. pa race ~ eoneern on
tr luuw. and ~ the last I epn take
ifam ihr,n nov that I'm manisd ifis,
cuuldbt ten 20 ont ~ the hotre snd
s4f rnnn aeul ~ 80 me-
lust tie thlngw ITla SIS isilbllns
immodlshlY with enIhiisiaam Wen
~ light aiu pow nobble. eill the car"
YOU mustnt lei sbcm kn"N Tn
here" warned Iune. You shupin let
my one khgwlf
Within are minutes Its ani Robbie
W. ihr s~ifi little rnuabou' ~efr bead
- ~ nrgnputt o. Tho uhfssy Juno
hsd found q r.flur q, sod smeag
,pne olhef lnihnaic photographs. and
VI whs Whh srnsiAut fefceprr to this
ail amll constant talkips a. u api
roustan, eafessins ~ Il That she l'euuel
mr. important message
A. resf. nrst nv rannsi ssrisin in a
lsivf eNst narpenyt ,e1sF when ! 80
Oss dear Ssf 7 Wlii max. You Hnosr
s'rnd ahe fofEife inu rnrt nni ~ a.
ard ioa nuiqitt hfite JtAh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

HuNT pEnnY csns around the
ln corner ~ the Moore hnnse M
h az her glory stiE lavender
CJ drrsa Nitb the ND roslca uu v.
feliow bat With tao green feaihor. tan
sllora nni bsSs stockiags
"nowdy, Aunt penby~ pohhle iileih
cFing. with his chaltel beside him.
swung up tho drive 10 his fast ntlio
fpnahaut
jnne'a pnIcoia cnme 90 tho door
john J Mvurs Ia The blue and tan
smoking Jacket witch he bad refused
- wenr until tenderness At luac'e hp
preaching departure had brought hln
30 Il. and Charlotte Mesfe Ia lho gray
allh dness cmsevldvrsi by iunca own
hanAs
Come flaht n" hcsfiliy intifci Va
thet Meorv. nnd Mother M0orc, With
..fi eyes. pAook iiubhIv Ny 600 hand
naJ Iris by both
We have emily ,alaule &C. stay
began lfls. starting 60 tnlk 50 they
weni inir the library 4 heard from
June iFls fatticl on Father Meorv
In the parlor, came s,ru,sht over
"Shc mlssed her purse sllhly Went
on lris, while nehbie cred her with AL
miratloa shes afraid she lest u.
pii she leave II hescr'
Right an that table And Mrs.
Mccres EYES srarklvd she took q
from = drawer m = desk
Tibet giri always was careless aboal
money" laughed Mr Meors as ~ u
were a virtue
Robbie glanced AZ lfia she was AZ
ssreae No Plato 81 lee GREEN
"f'sl send n 60 her. eferrd Iris. and
Airs Mccro smlllngly pnt "a 10 be-
hard
why didnI Tune wlro usY- pnszled
father. bis Data hulsspe IN taS p,ckcts
Of his ANY siackirf Jacket
Yes. WHY disint shesf Mathxs
vplco va. fall % snssefy, hnf ss shs
cav The nntaauei EXPRESSES % Iris
nlethcfinx'a fsee she besan 10 hYsdlc
N fvnle could wirc her ffscnd, whs
couldn't she wire hoe mcshrrl
HNen have sach slow delivery eut
h0nN promptly explssacd Iris
"icst What dii abr say
t,ls east her e5cs ~ toe ceiling ana
lessu telling 81 the words on her Oh
gers
FAene aofbar can't And tay rsrs,.
nh J fegEet ~ Estrvsely hspps
bnshsls cf hove 10 sil June
rweniy phaatrs wesc all tae callers
ecn'd srse raes drew aosn shs
Boulevard A tsxkse dashed by sAsr,
boi they dd ncs nctIcv It Ned War
rvr was ~ the sssl ana he vas ent
aud 40 % the peeeh tafore the ans.
cAlne had eoae 20 a nill ssop aahn
siccre answered. the heil. snd he st,ea
ssif .esrihsj whru he saw bis soa,sn.
isws cxpccssi0n
Have yeu beard tsvm inaes~ hass.
al Nsd
''isn't sss VITA ycer' TIE voice .,
Neew ves s,rxsnsd spi tsrse.
MIRA N@crs esne harry 4as oaf. her
'sce ssAen
.turisr she cried she nan down "a
the taxi and rsesed in through me
eren w'rdew. She cane running ossA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

q dollar 10 hu Bise. cnc,ry wgy. then
he turned around and Eete roc SO 10
Iusf 10 same wagi Don't Jon seof'
Ana slse shsd,Isfrd with tbs rscgllcc,
fi0n ~ her humiliation Then had
dream" went On jgne. Nth more
vlsDr bousd uo's % nnho them an.
dsrsisbd = saw msseif being paid
fcf l'lng wife, a. mummy pays tho
aeFtanls and Nod psys his stfnosfn
phef ! anw Ned giving me siiooey ~
ise sltos u 10 lasEafsl ! SAT- myself
slwnfs holding out nv hand Tor shart
tyr AID fi.e N4a q nioaf pafhaiit 10
Tie na,ire o. abe aftnnoh her Iialn
= couldn't stand a. ~ threw doNn
The SO and nlIpi~d ~ Tho lfaln aud
camo back
1904 fou hal 40 niDagyl' said Ills.
y got 90 the tfaih anyhow and sid
my Match ~ funny Old lady jana
explained She paarpd 20 te,nenber
something black Vandyhed man
rho now had her watch ~ had
bought u from tbs old lady GA the
frgin. ~ ihat juno oonld aoinc dny 10
dfsln u That was ycfy Miro ~ iiin.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04


shc had hls card aud was rvachins FOR
4 wheu sbo uoticsd thu. lfis had gone
rs the telephone
"iuu mustn't ,rlcphone anybodr'-
che runaway sbfldc Insisted You
weuli be- hetmyluE my couGdenccr
"iini What d. you lutrpd o. dor
What about Ncdf" iiehblc suddenly
hlurled' The though, % Iounr Warner.
alone on tho truth with the honey moon
lngsarc naAhng on hh mind
'Noda dnflinglr And JuneE llp
lulverrd "lle'a an anrrli Hut can
not he y burden 10 he eagFlcd on Ncd's
back. ! phall stay away fnum Nsd un
"a ! ngnleyo my own Independence.
Then We can walk iogcthVr hand In
hand IA mutual srlf rrsrrct Hnd &c
c'ptlug from rsch clhvr nnfhns bat
loYs.
III 10 Tor his hppplncas "a we'll aa
fot milne" June Insisted 1rmls 'srhe
world with not hc hAppy until women
wnlk Ia slrict equality With men. Iris
dcar." She saw by the lace " her
friend that cold lcxle was wasted The
two slFlr walked upstairs. aud irla ash
vFsd her attn hoanm fslcna into a cosy
little guest rrctn.
Meaawkll9 Ned Warner began fn be
familiar With the bronAe panther ON
che evethanking roch 10 the park and
casting hact IN hls memory. rca~ted
shst he mDst have ls<s,d II about nee
tines
Hut why had June married himi
Why had she walked down the aisle u
The IlrsnpoSt chapel with hlin that
wern,nEi Perhaps the hisrs vandys
al man was marvicsi. aud msrrisrv
eas slse enis rad - 'nno's freedom.
lie svold stand this train oftheeassz
90 'onger Tie whrlcd nN Rlvefside
itfye. past tho s,se house where luna
WA then talktng 10 Iris and turned
his kVs IN toe iect og tne rlaee which
vas - havr bccr hcme ilcmc, Aud
ih,s WIS hls wnrn' ilcgr mere sil
the fusnl-hlnxs whhh they lad bought
leecllser irr had Clus,rnd Nh hts
ifeems ~ happiness.
n fsaa % IA fest ~ fnd fAss s,esf
ipnr Was atm tunc- aud h,s June
lie caught 40 the peTfsH sna pfesss,l
Il % hss llg~ aud held u n hh sgms
and sank town bs the Ted sohilng.
40 THAT n,nmers irne avid lets wrrv
sitting IN shs lsix walnut ranelcd n
hrafy. and i,ehfle wanscfed Ia When
nc >ew tee Esris he stagsri bach
s nnit GU NNhuleF' eaiie,s lsla, sh,
sikri straight ~ 70 hin ani h,ia
~ her hand rrtoslnecf
NWhnts the nfircf he ask,a
rph. q hnndrrd~
"liew ili Son guess my peslf> in.
Qrirct tho cheerful ltoAhlN. dragssns
IN q handful ~ Hills with uoaehalsns
earn q, Which iune ssnslei n spite %
nss Embarrassment She bad Alwaxs
hem arsarv~s n lay ,as,tef ~ faei ana
rpsn way ~ which ,rFse t@e aleuxs
81 t,Nnes rcbh,r ronnssa hlz mos
y nnd held heck 4 nsxmcut a. h.
hws> your hundred. ant tn sevep
10 tbs reeie
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

Erl HE runaway bride. who led tbc
III chase, nuegued 10 10 luCky. fof
III The tfpnic opened before hrf
49, NE inuGlc and closed brllnd
ker iike wan A. she turned INTO
Central park a. tlityinsnlii street. safe
ffpm linmedials pursuit.. tho hInck
vanayked mans chr VISA IL q anafl al
iifth sitib ~ b. eanuv uut % that
porAes be iennei fofNari nfiat ilDl
ahead. aud spoke cfisply 10 hts driver.
They sloppci o. ihe l'lssa haroi nn1
The NAN. npflil ug NJ d. aloi@ sna
dfnly i'auewi With tlnllo be- lfrw
ffvp his pocket iiHg gold Walfh nnd
ufsfhsti J.. lnslae TIE Va uaa she Die
srfe 90 ssaniiinl s.un3 aln wish
hnrdaomv rolAe Ine rael vandfled
n'An sand q ~, posture ~ 40
ulent ~ h.MihAt ucdilillan n aAa
tho fhnn ~, nfliv
A. he entered ihr hnlol Nsds taAi
vfh The 1uiirrlng white rlhbana, pas
ID aud lrFned iista tho taA just ~
June Warner turned wit ~ u al scs
chty SECOND street. heaflng fof iglsrt
slie drive
Az thut hour lis llleihefing ~, pour
ira hvf Volntlp ndhs-s lnfD the oars
~ neblile m the Iilrtnefihs home on
iilstfAido drive She bad ncen achool
dsr ehpm nnl thu bosom fricnd of
sousr Mcyrp, pui n0w iiirfr wna $50
funo Meofe, only a lnne Warucf. aud
June Warner might bs'eomo sirunser
i,uI." observed s,obble. "Iiow hong
arr they gpipH 70 no enncr
Ihrvs wseAn lis 40 eternity, Bob
lis"
Rot said liobhle, 'Mhy doosnt
sosnrlfsiy answes that daotbcNYs
U had only iaal runs, and lfnmcdl
stciy tho heliow nle,hoyinr hntles
cpme thnush he did not rcturn 10
announce any onc. however Instead
the eallsr rushed utraiRht IN aud threw
herscif lniu ihu arms ~ l,ia
''inuer'
Noh'ae nlethnFing stood nv aud watch
81 tho ,ahlenn for noment. then no
went % the door and loeked uut
Where. Netf" he quite naturally
sngalned
The only answer was 4 sob
"Jnnie,- pleaded lists. "whercs
NvJy'
lr.I--i lefs Nsai" Jpns Walled y
ran awnyf'
'As, ! sasf' protested nohbla
What did he do dearf' This frcm
Iris
Horde gave me mensyF
'i'c 9ssr sos mnaesFs Iris repeated