Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-05
OF The prinCig

namely. Chip. In this Vovelette Of
mine. however. | am presenting the
story entirely from the vies point OF
the principal woman character.
namely. Dr. Della Whitmore. the part
which | played with ali my heart be-
cause Of my love for this refresh
ingly sweet character and my fond
ness for all the other characters in
this delightful story Of a Montana
ranch. Therefore now. as | the tale
OF the photoplay unfold 10 you just As
II impressed me during IS production.
you should remember that I'm writ
ing for the heroine. In the first person
singular. Hence the one who is telling
-rms-ssory now is Della Whitmore.
NJ. D.-"thc little doctor"
I. Della Nhiimore. In the morning
of my life-I was in The early twenties
and ia the evening of my day-lt
was about so p. m-arrived home
from college. With me was my class.
mate. Cecil Granthum. Did ] say home
from college, should have said
home from college plus home from
also a three years course in "A hos
pital. For both Cecil and myself were
now. this evening Al 90 y M. fnll.
fedged NJ. Ds. We had both been
graduated from the medical college
and both had finished our necessary
training In the hospital or course ri
We had to show for our pains up ~
his minute were several nice. clcau
b%eribboned diplomas. Neither 81 W
had as yet had a rcal All tO-curselvcs
patient. We hadn't even a shinrl" 10
hang out. We hadn't even a pla !
where We could hanE out the ah.r-'e,
even II we'd had a sign If hat kird
Ny home was IN the city of New
York The ruler and sovereign 80 t''-
home was my bachelor brother. Jack
Whitmore. For some reason people
always called Jack the odd man
though goodness knoas Jack wasn't 10
awfully old. Fact l.. he wasn't ve-y
~MNcb' older han l. his sister | sup
pose people called Jack The ia man
for No moro zane reason thaH that
which caused them ~ call mo the
iltfiF h'fffVAH y ' NL~ fLf 80 ~
fully little. YOU know wrs tall
enough and strong enough II support
the form 81 the husklcst Of sick men
If he needed such support. clarn across
a hospital ward.
Now this evening. ~ eight. when Ce
ell and I had removed u wraps ana
had been thoroughly kissed ~ my
brother Jack. tho first important thing
Jack told Us was the following
Della said he. I've bought a
ranch in Montana"
Ranch, Montana" ! exclaimed.
Goodness, What frr,
IT'S called The FLYING r." no re.
piled. "and I'm going % take posses
sion al once
Whereupon in sheer transports ~
Joy N the prospect NJ taking posses
sion ~ his Montana ranch he kissed
us both arain.
oh. YES. lack VAS not sparing in
his kisses whom Cecil was around. u
was supposed. don't YOU Sc. ~ be
Just a lrotherly Kiss for both Cecil and
myself. In the light ~ my Owl Insight
into the human hcIrt. however. and
more particularly my insight into the
human heart NJ Jack Nhitmore. ! posi-
lively know that tho kisses he so non
chalantly bestowed upon Cecil Gran
thum. 81 ID. that evening We're not all
just brothorly. brit were secretly very
much ~ the lorcrly sort.
our parents we're dead And brother
Jack had always kept house. bachelor
wise. keeping thus A home a. vhi~h
could come tor rest III my vaca, ions
n ever for wcek-ends during my
training al tho hospital The result
was that now the tears welled into my
eyes. and ! cried IN dismay:
But. Jack, what am to d. when
you break M this homo and 20 n
tina, awfully far-avss ranch III Mon.
tana."
You are COIN. with me-" he said.