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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-07-01

she said quickly. "Granted that her
own marriage was a mistake, dread
full mistake, it does not follow that all
international matches are failures. !
would just as soon be unhappily mar
ried to a duke as to dry goods mer
chant. Mr.. Smart"
But not at the same price. Mrs Ii.
tus," | remarked.
She smiled IA husband is dear at
any price"
II shouldn't put it just that way"
protested. IA good American husband
is necessity, not a luxury"
well. to go back to what l started
to say, Aline Is very bitter about mat
rimony as viewed from my point of
view. am sorry to say l attribute
her attitude to your excellent counsel
ing"
"You tiatter me. was under the i'm
preston she took her lesson of Tar.
nowsy'
"Granted. But Tarnowsy was unfit
Why tar all of them with the same
stick? There are good noblemen. you'll
admit"
but they don't need rehabilitation"
"Aline, | fear, will never risk anoth.
er experiment. It's rather calamitous,
isn't it? When one stops to consider
her youth. beauty and all the happi.
ness there may be-
II beg your pardon. Mrs. Titus, but
think your fears are groundless."
"What do you mean?"
1.-THE countess will marry again.
am not betraying secret, because she
has intimated as much to my secretary
as well as to me. l take 1t that as soon
as this unhappy affair is settled she
will be free to reveal the true state
somewhat dismayed by my garrulous
turn.
Toward whom?" she fairly snapped
Il don't know" | replied truthfully
and, fear. lugubrously.
Good heavens!' she cried, starting
up from the bench on which we We're
sitting in the loggia. There was a
queer expression in her eyes. Hasn't
hasn't she ever limited at-hasn't she
mentioned any one at all!"
mot to me-"
Mrs. Titus was agitated, l could see
that very plainly. A thoughtful frown
appeared on her smooth brow, and q
CLEAN of anxiety sprang into her eyes
II am sure that she has had no op
portunlty to- She did not complete
the sentence, in which there was pri
mary note of perplexity and wonder.
1t grilled me to discover that she die
not even so much as take me into con
sideration.
"You mean since the-er-divorce? p
inquired.
"She has been in seclusion all of the
time. She has seen no man-that is
to say, no man for whom she could pos
sibly entertain a. But, Of course, you
are mistaken In your impression, Mr.
Smart There is absolutely nothing III
what you say"
"A former sweetheart, antedating hel
marriage" l suggested hopelessly.
"She has no sweetheart OF that
am positive" said she with conviction
She must have had an army of ad
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-07-01
A REGULAR FENCE BUSTER.

Hamilton Lee, now of Kalispell,
who helped to make the prairie
trails across the country long be-
fore there we're any fences, quite
frequently succumbs to the desire
to return to the old stamping
ground On each return he usually
does some act to distinctly COM
memorate the trip. On recent re,
turn that we might not be guilty OF
overlooking a bit of news, we had
to tell the fact Of his catching cat
fish out in the prairie grass. On the
last trip, that he might not miss the
novelty of doing something unusu-
al. he thought he would see how
much wire fence he could knock
down without injuring the car. He
succeeded so we'll that it took G. A
Ross and others about half a day
to replace the fence, although nc
damage was done to the Ford. He
left for his home in Kalispell Mon
day with the satisfaction that his
trip was a uccess.-Dodson Idea.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-07-01

Harlemites took a unique way
of advertising their celebration
this year. A string of over fifty
automobiles left Harlem Sunday
for the Bear Paw mountains where
the day was spent fishing and a big
picnic dinner spread at noon. The
cars were all decorated with pen
ants advertising the celebration of
July tn.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-07-01

Glasgow is to entertain the nor
them group of the Montana Bank
ers' association at it's fifth annual
meeting on July Sd. 1t is expected
there will be about twenty-five or
thirty delegates and also consid-
cradle number of others in the Wis
iting party.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-07-01
LOST.

Suitable reward will be paid for
the return of one black sow, weight
about 30 pounds. Has been gone
ABOUT five weeks. Siebe Tjaden,
Malta, Mont.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-07-01

ALONE, I soon became a prey to
"a certain disquieting thoughts.
"A Summed up they resolved
themselves into q condition
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

SIP. gognmam Beter
8ortgr beo 5%tatsba11er=
ne Sreoerif Sa11le1t. Gnfefrlt Mne
.Gbriitenien. Gnfefr1 &irita1M ercb.
Micoltne @r1tnotlporm.
8rpggeriarb. Gbriitenie11s Snitr1.
Gnfefrlt Morie Gosmusien. gnfefrll
M11oerier. 5rpfen Iboro
&eterien.
for Mprbre 8irfs Sfifte=
ret.
Sellerup: Susejer Nielien5 SUI
ltrl1. &ontorcbef %. 8pbmes SIT
ltr1t. 0rorltp: Sngenipr Sbeil=
gaar0s Sultr1t. 2pngbD: SSernr
Setens. Snipeft6r Senie11S Su1tru.
Mrb. 6. 5uboleffs Sultr1. 2uno=
tote: Sbb. Mrb. Mie1s Moolen.
@entofte: Sne0fer Sans 2arlen.
alolnpenborg: @usjomfru, Jr9fer1
Worie Neter1en. 8uo0inge: &e11l.
Carl 8eltergoar6. Gbar=
lottenl1tn0: Mn0ers yeiel1en. 5fobs-
bobeo: 8aaoebpgger Sobon Tre6e=
rificn. gep Solte: 5rf. &il0ur &os=
mltsien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

Gn ny Ssmaiftne. 2orierr See
Cream MocDine 60, ser 11plig pp=
rctteoe Ell Tobrif / Sort Mooiion
bor pe6 l1bltillingel1 / 5an Tra11=
cisco erDolbt en- ipeciel 9gresme=
6olje, for beo 1in Ssmaifine at ba=
be lat en- np &er0ensreforo. for lab
Gemperotl1r. SEQ Sen Yrppe> lon1
2ariens Ssmalfine meO Splpn al
Sc Sor. Gtoters Ml1tboriteter l111=
6erfolte6es be0 llbltillingen> trent
brogte Sen en- Semperotur al SIS
@rober UNDER Zero. 2ari len bar
og1ua l10ltillet en- Srplemalfine for
See Greo11, Ser ct / 5tano til at
lebere 200 Gallons pr. Iime %
ipm for1pncr Hanamo=Hacific=l10itil=
lirge11 meb al Sen See Cream, ion1
ser fortpres. Alle Be al 2arlen uo=
1tileDe Grplcrnoifiner til forifjellig1
Brl1g bor poft 1ncge1r Spn1erfi om=
beo, og l1oitillingsbeipgenbe CT
blebne opforore0e til fife at glcm=
me bent. 9e CT noltilleDe ltoltillin=
gems &1tre Soo0 &aloce.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
NnrA Baknta.
Statslanb irlees. Ira Bismorcf

Gtatslanb ielses. Sra 8islnarcf
mebbeles / 6isie Gage, at &ommis=
ler S. g. @enrp I'M inlger 5tuts=
LAMB, og &riierne CT goOe. Set er
melt Noro 9ofoto Soft, font fjpber
2onoet. S Bopbell5 ct Der iolgt
10 Sor0itpffer til en- @jenneminits=
pris al $31 pr. Mcre. Sen bpjelte
Hris bar $34.50 pr. Mcre. Ser
b1eb lolgt 2o110 fpr $4,000, bporof
en- 6en1teoel bleb betolt fontant. S
Crosby hlep 2on0 iplgt for $685.
164.4O. Sill begge M11ftio11er meote
trent e1 MGngbe Soft. Set nar
Sarmere, ser bob6e tilltooen0e Sar=
me, lom fje6te Set. S Be nGrrnel te
Sage holoes flerc loaoonne M11ftio=
l1er.
Gpbe Ycnse / Gprgbrift. 5ro
Mi1ot meooeles> at Ser fan tjene5
gobe @enge paa &reatrroporetning
Ii yeoro Dofota, bbilfef s. S. DnleD,
ion Dor ner Burlington bar bit.
San 1olgte forleoen III Offer, Der
qiennemlnitlig beiebe 1,0S2 BltnD,
og fit ~ Gents 81tnoef lebe11oe
gegt. Dette bliper $S1.15 for bper
Ofle. .Son fjgbte 6em lom &a1pe !
1918 og betalte SIG pr. Stpffe.
San bqboe bem pmfring Is Maa=
neoer. Set foIte0e megef liot al
boloe bent 90 Sc leDeoe paa Sober,
1om ellers biloe babe gaod filipil:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
BILLIGE EKsKURsIONER TIL

Sp@rg R. R. Agent ON 80 Dages
til Saratoga Springs, nar Al.
bany, N. Y. Bedste It'd at Sc
Farme og Afgr9de. Spgrg os ON bill
hge Farme til Salg, og lad os vide
forud naar De vii komme hertil>
og vi hjalper Dem Alt vi kan.
]. Moldenhawer,
Scand. Asst. Dept. Agric.,
Albany, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

st Mntal al 66,567 Mntumpbile,
ct MI ann1el6t / @isconiin, bbilfe1
er oDer 10000 flere emo Sc, Jon
bleb anmel6t / bele Noret 1914,
Ser CT o11n1elot 1928 9lutor1obil=
banolere og 1887 WotorcDfler
5tote1 bar / 2icenle mobtaget
$362,134.
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Sc 100000 &ro1ter til gfspeoitio=
mems &aobigbeo.

src Maaneber paa en- Pic 81. -
Gil 5anoefioro CT inDlpbet Wfeo0e=
lelie ON, at SEN ltore Serl1barf
uSrom" sen 24be Sa1tltur er fpr-
lit peo Malopn Sslan0 / 5pobu=
bet. Del1 Lao Ser for at i11otage
@uanolait. Ma11oifabet meo 4ap=
|tejnen, toIb Wan0, moatte / TIE
Maane0er leDe paa Sen POE @, inb=
til Splterifibet, 8arfen uslftib",
font % reDbeoe bent / MpriI Moo=
neo pg ferte 6em til Zen &oro=
tonga, bporfra Sc lfal ien0es til Mu=
ltrolie1t. 8egge 5fibe tilberte u.
IS. Jrceberg, 5amoeUoro. Mon0-
lfabct Dor forbDret / Srebrifsltao
Il Gpbember 1913.
Mprblanbsbancn. - s Mrbej0et
for at fuu NorDlonbsbonen burtig
%frenn1et Dar set ltpre @rubeielifab
i Grmng ierlig ilteres ieret Jig for
at faa bpgget fGr0ig Gorcellen ira
@rmng til Soslnp / Namoalen. Set
bar Meningen at itibe ub &iien
Sen Sci ilteoet for oDer Ben proief=
tereOe Saltgbane neO til 9in6ulen /
NprD1anos M1nt, iom 5elifabet fpr
bar fuaet &oncesiion poo. 9a Ser
bleb al SanOlpn1igbe6 for, at Sta
ten life / nogen 11er Jremti0 fun
Sc bDgge 5osmobmen, i%n0le0eOe
5ellfabet lln0erba11Oli1tger n1eo 9e-
partel1entet for at faa fremmet So
mems Spg11tng fpr priput Gegni11g.
Oct bur pGret Gale ont, at Yropo=
iition / 0en &etning iful6e blipe
fre11iat iaor. Set bill Dog neppe
ife. Set forlpoer nit bel TENT, at
8r.1beielifobet poa @r1t116 al &rigs=
forboloene fprelpbig bar opgibet al
le Nlaner ONT at bpgge 8onen for
pripote Mioler. Set Ell biitnof fife
for Sioen at ifaffe Sc &api-
taller, lom beb9Des BERTH.
Slbfnnb. llnOer Ser11bonearbej=
set / Momsbolen CT Ser / en- @org
poa @oaroen 2pngiem / @rptten
gjort ct @robf1no beitaaenoe al ct
e1egget 5p9rb, ct 9fieblo0, Ell
og ct &nipbla0. 5agerne
Jig fra @ifingeti0en og ct i'll.
uGrbj. Nbr." inoien6t til 8ioen=
ifabsielifabes Ol0ia1nling.
= S 5eljoro for 5fienspos0ra=
gets Sellesflp0nings Splf fl1n0et
20 gamle Mpnter. Sen el6lte al
Mpnterne, bor Marstallct 1886 og
Sen Dngite 1876. Set CT ltore 5plb=
mprter, og mo antager, at Sc / i'm
Si0 mao bore blebet rpbet fra SD=
lpm 6rep @nlones &obber=
bprf / Set 16oe MarDurlorebe.
- Geo Granting / geiborp @oDe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

Sc. Sons 8r11ttofortjenelte pr.
Sfie Dor $65, og 5ortjenelten poo
oem ollie $685..
9ette bier, bpor beloigt Set er,
at oripe ct mere pmfattenoe~ 2ono=
brug / Mor0 0afota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
miHrnttBttt.

Mrs. .2i5ctte Maent5enberser,
Gnfen efter 8rpggeriejer Conrad
Mlter1t5enberger / &enolba, CT af=
gooet beb 0poe11 bos lin 5pn / Gbi=
cage, 80 Mar gon1n1cl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

Sr,ten (til Yiee1D: r9et er pir=
felig for galt, iaa meget 8rerbe
9e br11ger. Gror 9e madife, at Set
pofier paa Graerne?"
o.: rSDorfor loaier De BOG al
|tio Deres 9abeport laa ombDgge=
|Iigt?"
8: Oct e. for at graerne life
ifaI gaa I'D"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

Gn forifjellie epeoum bier llge
fplcs al bent bpis Mope, 8loo el-
Ter 2eber CT / l1orocl1. De npoer
oloria 2ipet lGnge as @o11gen; tbi
De 1pnes at lioe al ollie Sc 5pgoom-
me- Der finoes; 0eres 2ipsfroft er
loa r111ge, at 5pitemet life fan aip-
&c 5pgoomlncr1 Mooitono. Spis
De pnlfer at baroe 9eres 5pltem
% g1ere BET nal ten nimo0togeliat
tor 5paoonL 81 fog mi pg 81 Ell
0oiis al Or. Gfers aurifo. SUIT
paa, at Ben life er nogen Mpotbe=
fer-Nfeoicin; Ben ieIgcs 0irefte tit
M%llnenbeoen al gier1le, 81. 8eter
Sabr11ep & Sons 60, 1875 60.
|9opne Npe, Gbicogo, Sm.
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.Nnrgr.

GIeftriif 2ps paa SGberen.
Ginfeaften fit man for fgrite Gang
bet eleftrilte 2Ds igang omfril1g |
Sulene pg 5tationsbpgningerne !
Elmo, meloes fra 5topanger. Mo11
boaber mart at bobe eleffrificeret
belle 5ogret.
8ranb i 9rann,c1. Sra Dram
men meobeles, at cit toetages Ma-
terialbpering, %tilberenoe 8111ifo-
gems Gelll1loiefabrif er belt neo<
br9nbt. Sulet bar asiureret |
8ranofasien og Stakeholder, &efbi=
1ita etc.. Noroiif Bronoforiifrit1g.
5faoen er ca. 10000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

I den lokale Behandling at Kvin-
desygdomme, saasom Hvidflod og
Betandelse, er ct varmt spr6jtebad
af Paxtine meget virksomt. Ingen
Kvinde, som har brugt medicineret
.Spr6jtebad, vii undgaa at paaskj1n-
ne den rensende og sunde Tilstand
som Paxtine medf9rer, og den Die
blikkelige Lindring af 0mhed og
archaeological som Brugen deraf
medf6rer. Dette er fordi at Pax
tine indeholder fremragende rem.
sende. ~antiseptiske og helende
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Junna.

st gpbt Eatcnt. Sen 1tl1ge 8ol=
ter 8. GornorS / Moion Gitp, Der
nDlig erbol0t Natent paa CIT MI
51ogs @osmotor, bor It'll iolgt Set
ten for SilDirfning al be1ne, ioe
ban lom u&opoltp" erbolOer mir1olt
$S6>250 pr. Mor. Motoren iiges
at bore al CIT felt MY Sppe og /
5tun0 til at uDbifle Sen 0nbbelte
&raft mes Set balpe 8rGn0e pg me0
la11gt mi116re Stpb og NDltelle en0
Sc MT brugte. &apitolilter / Git
cogo 1tges 11l1 at gjpre 6orberebelle JET
til at bri11ge Sen pao Morfebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

Sub &inter / Srumsp. Sra
Gromsp mebbeles Sen Bite Mal:
Ser er fulo &i11ter. S 9ageDis bar
BET lneet ultonoleligt pg fortletter
paa fannie &ts, 1oa &reat11rerne
frembeles n1ao italOfoOres, og Der
beo pges 6ooernpoen for bber 0og.
&pgefiif til @usbol0ningerne %
5naafilf til &reatl1rfpDe CT ser gel
Ter life nGpnepnr0igt al.
G%Glfangcr totalt f~orliit. Sra
MoIe1uno mebDeles, at SGlfanger
u&un11e" al 8rau0Ool er totolt for=
lift paa 6argitlteoet, o11togelig /
5Iutte11 al s(pril. Set bar ct MT
belt mooerne Tortpi Ser gjor0e ltn
fgrlte Sur flor. 6onglteu, ca. 700
DDr, CT ligeleoes gooet tobt. MonD=
1fabet CT bjerget. 5fib og Sa1lglt
bar o11togelig Ell GGrOi al 10000
&ro1ter.
Gnimlenbe Tiifepriicr. = Sra
Eron1sp %ureDDeles, at Sc ibimlen0e
5ilfepriier, iom Spfjpbere for tDif,
rtsiiif og engelif &egning bur be-
tah / 6inmarfe11 = pptil % Ore
4iIoet for Sorif og IS &rorer eller
mere for ct Su10re0e @pier = bar
meofert, at flere 2%anofjebere bor
opgibet etbDert S116fjgb> 6a &ri=
ierne er ol6eleS r1ineren0e for
&l1nofiife0riften.
I 70 Mar. Son @eoro Gbriltopber=
len i @uenos Mpres fpl6te Sen %.
Weai 70 Mor. 5i6en bon / 1909
gefter SO Mors @irfiombeo trof Jig
filbage fra fine @or10els= og 5fibs=
fartsforretni11ger bor bon lprlig
lbaret beifieftiget ne0 0riften al
lime biotltrafte og bprbifulbe Glen
/ M%rgentino. nj fine
RmbsmGno bill Son GeDro eri11=
s1res for be1t eneItoae11be Generg=
fitet ba11 bite &ool0 Mn1u11D1ens
5D6polsefspc0ition, i6et bon title
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Saberen: uMen bpor fan Set
pere, ct DIT III iejen e. oumpett?2"
Spnnen: $50, ier ou, Sui, Ser
bar igje1 Deret gfsame1.
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private correspondence - M
med Kvinder, der bevi- g IHAsA
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Kvinder som har fundet
Lindring siger, at Diet er "vserd sin.
Vegt i Guild. Hos Apothekerne,
| soc stor Eske, eller med Posten.
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i G~ronobiem blep Der forleoen Dag
futod en- baffer tilbugget @rofil-
itet, font antages at ifribe fig ira
set 900 eller 1000 Marbunoreoe.s
.5tenen er mobtaget al Be iteolige
Mutoriteter, Joni bill unoerfalte ben
1tar1nere Granif11irg.
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Mnmelbte for Trcberifsbcrs girfs
Sfifterct.

Srf. @liiabetb b. 5cbmibten.
@usbeltpreri1loe Srf. Matbiloe geiel=
len. SIP. 9ireftpr Sons Semen.
|Srf. Sbeooore Gberfelie n. Arb.
9n0ers &eterien. STD. SuSbe1tD=
rerinoe MaSline 9bma1tt1. Soto
motipfprer Garl Sprgenien. Gnfe
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
CAPT. c. A. SLOANE GOES
FROM Fl. BLISS TO Fl. MYER

Washington. D. C.. April 26-The follow
ing army orders have been issued:
Orders Of April 9 are so amended so as 10
direct Capt c. A sloane. signal corps. upon
being relieved at Fort Bliss, 70 proceed 20
Fort Myer for temporary duty. thence TO
Fort Wood. as heretofore directed
BY direction OF the president Capt T. J.
Carr is relieved from detail in the quarter
master corps
Capt A E Williams. 18th infantry. de-
tailed in quartermaster corps, viii proceed
70 St Louis for duty
Capt. ". B Elliott. retired. is assigned
TO active duty as acting quartermaster and
viii proceed to Fort Douglas for duty, re
lievfng Maj. W Uine Quartermaster corps
First Lieut. p Dew, Infantry, Is relieved
from duty at the military academy, West
Point, and viii join the regiment 70 which
he may be assigned
First Lieut. J. NJ Kelso. r.. retired. re-
cruiting officer. IS relieved from treatment
at Fort Lawton and viii return 90 his
proper station.
The president has approved the retirement
OF Capt T. T Frissell. 18th infantry. and
Capt Martin Novak. infantry.
The president has accepted the r~esigna-
ton OF Capt H s Purnell. medical corps.
Leaves Of absence. Mai. C. H Mcneil.
duartermaster corps. one month MAI. w.
Uline. quartermaster corps until August l.
Leave OF absence for four months IS
granted Lieut. Col Clement A F. Flagler,
corps OF engineers
Capt K. W. Walker. quartermaster corps.
is relieved from duty as assistant to quarter
master. ID division. Texas City, and viii
repafr 10 this CITY and report 10 0uartermas-
ter general Of the army for assignment to
duty. relieving Capt. William H Noble,
Quartermaster corps
Capt J. W. Hammer. medical corps. IS de-
tailed as member of examining board at
Letterman hospital. San Francisco. vice Mai.
Brooke, medical corps. hereby relieved.
First Lieut.. C L Corbin. coast artillery
corps. is relieved from assignment to SD
company. and placed on unassigned list. and
viii report to commanding officer, coast
defences Of southern New York, for duty
on his staff.
Orders OF April IS relating to First Lieut..
G. F. Patten. cavalry. are evoke
First Lieut. G F Patten, 18th cavalry.
will proceed to Fort Ethan Allen FOR tenn
porary 6uty, thence to proper station.
First Lieut.. P. Gordon IS assigned to the
"a cavalry.
First Lieut.. F. J. Ostermann IS relieved
from assignment to the Both infantry.
First Lieut.. d. whiting. oath infantry. Is
transferred TO the 30-h infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
Lesson For All Women In Grand
mother-Wif Who Eloped At Sixty
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

ELEh AbLO4
tions in her physical ailments. and her
recital to her friends Of experiences
with surgeons and operating tables, or
in the pursuance Of duties and pleas
ures which appertain wholly to the
grandmother period OF her existence.
1t is so long g since she walked in
the wonderfulness of romance that il
is all like a forgotten dream. n il
her husband should attempt to enew
the old dream and to make il seem
a reality she would probably call him
an "old fool" and ask him II he were
losing his reason.
Becomes n Tragedy.
Only a few years ago a situation OF
this kind developed into a great TRACE
dy. A woman in Brooklyn OF so odd
years died suddenly and her death re-
vealed the fact that she had been max
ing frequent trips to New York to meet
an admirer Of her own age
. III woman a been for 20 years
the wife of a hopeless invalid. and the
role Of nurse and mental comforter
and companion Tor this husband failed
to satisfy n longing Of her heart;
hence a revelation which brought
shame and sorrow upon two families.
It is a wise thing for men and wom-
en- to prepare in youth for middle age,
and to prepare in middle for the
more advanced period Of life. There
are innumerable opportunities open In
our land for the cultivation Of the
mind and the pursuance Of arts, pro-
LESSONS and occupations which viii
lend an interest TO human existence
when il passes out OF the highway Of
morning, through full noon, into the
afternoon shadows. Forty is an eX-
cellent age for a woman to begin the
real cultivation of her mind n heart
and the development Of her best posi-
biIities through knowledge Of spiritual
laws.
The woman who devOtes an hour OF
two every day to such occupations and
interests will not be liable at 60 TO
lose her mental balance or to make
herself the sorrow Of her friends and
the laughing stock Of her enemies
Copyright 1915, sta Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
What $40 DID
FOR this WOMAN
The Price She Paid for Lydia
E.Pinkham'sV Vegetable Com
pound Which Brought
Good Health.

DanviIle, Ya--"Ihave only spent ten
dollars on your medicine and 1 feel SO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

6G"HE dangerous age for woman
does not seem to limit its
bounds to middle life. A wom-
an of 90 has recently eIoped with a
man of her own a-e. After having
lived with her husband since 1877 and
being a mother and a grandmother she
discovered her real affinity and eloped
with him
1t would seem that a man and a
woman who had reached the age Of 90
might possess the self control and
the reasoning power which would en-
able them to avoid a course of action
h a must bring sorrow and humllia-
tion upon their families But il is inn
possible to Judge of ones fellow beings
without knowing their temperament.
their temptations and their trials.
We nave all quoted frequently the
adage There's no fool ike an old
fool" but few Of US have stopped to
analyze the causes which produce old
fools. A starved youth frequently pro-
duces a vOraciOus maturity Men and
women who marry young, n who are
engrOssed through all the years Of
youth and maturity with family cares,
find life dull n commonplace when
these cares drop away and leave them
oAce more with time to think OF other
things than material necessities.
Romantic Side Of Life.
The romantic side of life again pre-
SCENTS 4LSe44s ana II lAeAe - d 9LoA6--
temperamental tendency, with a CORE
spending lack of balance. trouble is
certain to ensue. That is, trouble is
certain to ensue, if, as is usually the
case, this late indian summer OF life
comes to only one OF the mated pair.
It is more frequently the man to
whom it comes A mau who. having
fulfilled all the duties of father and
grandfather for many years, finds him
self with leisure and means TO enjoy
life, awakens TO a consciousness OF
heart hunger, and is surprised TO dis
cover all the romantic impulses Of
youth FULLY alive in his nature
Meanwhile the wife. who is also
mother n grandmother. has settled
down" satisfied TO seek her distrac-