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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-04

Reading ................. Susie Law
Music ........... Nina Belle Cannon
IMPROMPTU DEBATE.
Affirmative-Chas. Chambliss, Mar,
Hawkins, Jack Glawson; Negative
Nanalyn Brown, Louis Morgan, Wilmo
LittleJohn.
Music ................B ess McLeo:
All patrons and friends of the HigI
school are cordially invited to attenc
the exercises and see what we are do
ing at the High school.
NO FREE PASSES.
Crash, slam, bang, WOW!
What's tn matter now?
Germans are coming, you say?
No; It's wors'n that any day.
The students are wroth
They pace restless up and down.
'Tis Friday Afternoon,
Big features in tn town.
Been good all the week,
Good n angel every day,
Seems es angels don't get much"
lThey very wisely say
The picture show is open,
But written DER tn door,
Ten cents admish to all,
Free passes never-more
On, Mr. Movie Man, my dear,
We'd like to speak to you.
When our Profs. are nice en- good
Won't you let them in too?
Then we won't e'er be bad,
But good es good can be.
Well need get cross an mad,
So all can get in free.
Now, my most noble man,
When you hear these reasons few,
Well hardly have to fear
Our teachers won't get there, too.
GIRLS TO HAVE GAME
The Americas High school girls
basket ball team will play another
game with Albany tomorrow night
This is to be the third game, the sec
ond in Americas. The girls have beer
practicing hard for the past week. The
prospects are for rafting good game
The Hi" girls defeated the Alban!
bunch once, the first game. with
score of 10 to 9. They were defeatee
in the second game by a score of t.
2 in Albany.
All who witnessed the last game ca1
say that the girls can play a gooC
game. The girls only ask that yol
come to the game; they will do thei'
best to give you your moneys worth
A good attendance is needed to pa,
expenses. The admission will be l;
and % cents. Remember the time ant
place-tomorrow eevning at 8 o'clocl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Auto parade will be the feature
Wednesday evening of Northwest
Side booster week.
Cornelius Leblanc, Ireland, will lee
ture on 1.-THE Class Struggle" Friday
evening, Oct. Is, Marquette hall, 9th
and Halsted Admission free.
All women invited to first meeting
of the year of the Third Ward Civic
league, Forestville school, 45th and
st. Lawrence av., 2 p. M, Oct. 6.
Trained Undergraduates will care for
children while mothers attend meet
ing. .....
Evolution of the BibIe-How the
Scriptures Crew. will be the subject
at Rev. Irwin fuckers Labor Pulpit
and Forum, COL Masonic Temple.
Sunday. Oct. 10, -
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I0SC6Q DSCduS0 IL was IOT HOIulIlS, dAu
l guess l will grow used to it before
the trouble is over, but do not know
why they tear our clothes and insult
us. Officer 100 told us he would teach
us a lesson, so that we wouldn't feel
so fresh in the future. But you will
find us on that street whenever we
have to go there. We are fighting the
bosses and the scabs to get living.
We have nothing to do with the po-
lice. We don't break the law and
they don't arrest us for breaking the
law. They arrest us because the boss
tells them to-"
When it was called to the attention
of Chief of Police Healey that mount
ed police rode on the sidewalks at
girls guilty of no violation of the law,
Healey scoffed. Judge for yourself
if it is true.
Saturday morning, for the same
reason that the strikers we're on
Jackson blvd.-the performance of
duty-I followed about twenty of
them from Halsted and Harrison to
Jackson and Desplaines. AS l did not
know any of them 1 walked quite
little in the rear, merely staying close
enough to observe what was happen
ing in case of trouble.
The twenty turned north on Des-
PLANES street and Mounted Officer
$40 shouted and rode up on the side
walk, galloping his horse until he was
almost on top of them, though so far
they had not done single thing but
walk on the street.
They turned fearfully, though on
each face was look of outrage they
dared not put in words, and they
walked south on Desplaines where
Mounted Officer 800 rode at them and
tried to crowd one girl against the
wall.
Once again they permitted them
selves to be driven while only the hui
mainly in the horse which made him
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officers saw me taking the number OF
Motorcycle Officer 4400, who was
shouting: Ride them down if they
don't go fast enough"
One of the mounted officers turned
his horse directly at me:
you get off the street," he said.
81 told you before"
That was the first time he had
spoken to me, and as the horse SEEM
ed headed straight at me knew just
a moment of fear and then the feel
ing the strikers know possessed me.
Outrage against the injustice and the
brutality of it made me stand still.
My reporters card was, and had
been, in very plain evidence. AS the
horse doomed right before me I
glanced at it and at the officers and
said nothing.
Both of them refined in and the one
in the rear came up beside the other
to read while an officer on foot also
scrutinized the card.
The one who had charged me turn
ed his horse The other muttered
Something and sneered. The officer
on foot flashed at me:
You're taking our numbers, amt
you? Be sure you don't miss any.
Have you got mine? Don't miss it"
l thanked him and took his num-
Der. 1t was No. ESQ.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
BRISTOL

BRISTOL, July 10.-Dogs belonging
to Howard Jones and Michael Sp1aih
made raid on wellington Morriss's
sheep last Monday and succeeding in
killing one eve and one lamb before
they were chased on by Pricie Mont
goh1ery. The nefarious CANNES re-
ceived their death sentence innmed-
ldiately and we're shot at sunrise
Tuesday morning. 1t is said that tho
ISplain dog has been In several d so-
redations-.the killing OF a turkey hen
and breaking up her nest, belonging
to Mrs Alice Lynch, OF Grass run:
the killing Of q turkey hen beIorging
to Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, of Grass
run, ana the killing OF three or four
ducks for Jules Matthey. OF Indian
run. The Jones dog was only n half
grown pup.
A rousing serenade was given Mr..
and Mrs. Eppie L. Dennison upon
their return to the home of Mr.. and
creek. Saturday night. The serenad-
ers were terated to candy and smokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennison novel into
TIER new home on Still House FUN
"wednesday, and that night they ie-
ceived another serenade-but 1t was
1 a complete surprise to, tbs youns
couple and consequently no treat
WAS Forthcoming.
Rufus B. Swfger, Of upper Indian
riiti, kil1ed copper snaks a few
days ago that measured thirty-seven
inches in length. This is about the
largest of its kind ever killed or seen
around here 1t measured fourteen
| inches IN circumference:
| MI. and Mrs: zina p. THOMPSON and
children and Miss Anna Reed. OF r!
%. route So i went to West Union
sunday where. they visited friends dnd
hiram d. Lynch and zina e,
tThdmbson were business visitors to
Salem the lash. OF the week.
Mn and Mrs: Leonard Notris and
| childrei1, OF Indian run. Wefs guests
| at the nome OF Mr. and MI /. 1sensa.
min AfFef and family. OF Sa,ehi. Man
M+. ana Mrs. John wesiey Williams
/ OF MarshvIlle, we're visit;Aa Nj. end
Mrs. Howard Jones at taeif home on
route No. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs lima p. Tnamnsen and
lchildren and Miss Anna Reed. Of p.
| f. %. route No. il, were Salem visitors
1.-The first OF the week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hcward Jones AMI
daughter, MISS Beatrice. 81 Indian
run. we're Clafksburg visi s,rs the flrst
| of the week.
Sylvester q. Goodwin and son. Way
man, OF Grass run, were looking af
ter matters OF itnporta ace at Salem
I d few days ago.
Mrs. Afae DHnnison was calling on
Mrs william Wolverton on Thursday
lAfterh66h;
:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10

Not satisfied with having visited
every county IN the Fourth district
twice since he announced himself for
Congress, ex-Congressman Harry
woodward plans to make another re-
turn trip before bad weather and
worse raeds interfere = The speaker
was Joyce Jarvis. prominent mer-
chant Of Putnam county who, with his
wife, is at the Willard ION his next
TOUR cont inued Mr.. Jarvis, Mr..
Woodyard is going to visit the Uut-of-
the-way places in, each county, places
that he hasn't visited before, and to
enable him to do this he has sue
cun1bed to the auto fever and has or
dered himself a large, high-po#efed
cal. which is under contract to be de-
livered to him next week. This move
is quite characteristic OF Mr.. Wood
yards campaigning. He works hard
and he works Oh the hsga speed IN
every campaign In which he takes q
part 1t Is safe to wager that he will
not miss meeting and talking with
many voters In the Fourth district be-
fore winter sets In. MI. woodward
hasn't any opposit lion for the nomina-
ton and 1t Is not believed that he villa
have. Party sentiment seems to have
lined up very strongly for him. Per
Isenaliy he. 10 very popxsar with the
In most satisfaetOrg manner " Is
not such d difhc0lt thing TO Under
stand VIII he is such q prime 1avoEite
for the nom Ina ton that - to Pc ~ sie
hazs time. ~ Ss sSs 4
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sgIM| !
POSITION
IN Albania is loss IN tie Hands
Of tie Little Army of
Monterrey

i -
WASHINGTON, q: - Jx11y q
After weeks Or q ne rev.
comes that the pers tstent lutte arm ~.
/ OF MonteneG ro1 has taken GO ltsel !.
fscutrat the prtnctpals City fortress .cN
Albania Whtcn tel before me . yl ns.a
lows Mcntenegr1nss IN the nrss = -
war, and from Wnicn the soiofsI j.. " u
the MOUNTAIN stAin ION WeIei go ~
PEELED 70 retire by q! g ion g z as
s1.ssa FL -. -
,,se $500 .is.n,s,s, fEafr 500
..ae :. ~. eela WITH
~ .,,-1,s 5s5 ali ~ tie
st,.,lrea II -, ,,fvance Nv tlfa sfde
~ f;ss f>aIse. If Sciitrf 10, tie city be-
t,Jss;, the n,onnfafTSs ara doubtIess
49,, e,iS, ts,ss,s1, n nrAaent mfr
ia III =. la ;iars ~ III Il titSy state.
lss..s III his CITY 4 strategic
noinf forgths dom ION Of northern
Albania "a given ia the most recent
i. af t,s,fs al Tie National Geographic
SncIefv issued ia its series Of war
gsorrani,v sfudies. The statement
r r,s5 q s'-,-7s
go. $50, Ia 5. ,,,ii;4arv vaI1a as
A1bania and
- "a ~ the north
ern head. of the. plain that stretches
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
Group of Leading Party Men
Cannot BRIGHTEN Him Into
Not Running Next Year.

WASHINGTON, D. e., July To-.
The threats that have been made by
group of leading Democrats who
are, and have been for some time,
opposed to him, do not trouble VIII
liam r. Chiffon, senior senator from
West Virginia. He is serene and con-
ddent In his position of party leader
and he isn't going to let go the reins
because of loudly shouted and wide
IL published threats to do all sorts
Of things to him politically unless he
does. On this matter; he is strictly
from Missouri. and they will have to
show him.
SENATOR Chiffon didn't say this to
the present chronicler, but friends
great deal more What Senator
Chiffon did say, when tocay ne was
asked to make statement in reply to
recent pub ltcation, emnating from the
taeif61s nfriend1y to him, was this:
:sInSpo1itics, what is true today may
not exist at all tomorrow. 1t is sub
tect to violent and rapid Changes.
What a man is sure he knows today.
he may be bound TO retract tomor-
row. Il don, t see the wisdom or neces-
sitysfo making any statement touch
mi the subject of your inquiry. /
like the Senate; i am fond of the
duties Of my position. I would like to
remain in the Senate. There are
some things I would like to have the
opportunity to prosecute to success
full Conclusion, and one Of them is
my efforts to get my bill passed to
enable West Virginia to sue the fed
era1 government In an endeavor to get
money due her, with which money
the debt judgment could be paid IL.
In the end. there is nothing left for
uk to do but to pay it,
Upon leaving the White House
Were he called to see Private Secre-
tary Tttmulty on business. Senator
Chiffon predicted to the correspon-
dents squad that President Wilson
Will be renominated without opposi-
ton" TO this writer he added the
further prediction that as things
stand in the country today. Wilson
would be reelected IL there was an
election on. meaning that If things
stand next year as they do now, VIII
son swill win. He was very positive
In this.
Despite the disaffection of his one
time partner. sC. w. Watson, and the
threats to bolt the national ticket un-
less President Wilson gives the cruel
congo to Senator Chiffon. the latter's
friends have never for an instant
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother 40 Doubt Pro.
vents Daughter. tJnlinely End.

Ready, Ky ! was not able TO do
ANYTHING for nearly six months, writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher; OF tins place and
was down In bed for three months.
eahhot tell you how suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
Wohnanly troubles.
Ohf family doctor fold my husband he
could not do me any good, And ne nad
70 give il UP; We tried another doctor
Al last, my mother advised me 70 take
Cardui, the Wonan'S tonic. thought
It was ho use for / was nearly dead and
nothing seemed to do me, any good. Bu
took eleven bottles, and now am able
to do all Of my work and my OWE
washing.
i think Cardui is the best medicine II
The world. My weight has Increased
and i look The picture Of health. I"
Ii YOU suffer from any, OF the ailmepta
peculiar TO women, get q bottle OF CaruAi
10ddI. Delay is dangerous. We know
Il will help you. for it has helped %
many Thousands Of other weak women
IN the past so years.
AT all druggists.
W1Hs q: chhtfnh1oka hledftih1 01s Ladies.
Advisory Depts otAttAdo Tenn; EeE sssnGa.
lstSaee4iesS on your case ard 6A b6uk: k4ptn4
E66tmank for Wdvsth. IN plain wTapner. nc. 10
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Chiffon is Not Worried
By Democratic Threats

doubted but what Chiffon would stick
and fight his enemies in his own. party
for the senatorial nomination If they
forced a fight on him. They have
never entertained a doubt in their
own minds but what Chiffon could
beat any man for the nomination that
the opposition could trot out. with the
one exception. John w. Davis is that e
exception, but they do not concede
that Davis could beat out their favor
lite. All they say is that it would be q
harder and closer contest than IT
would be with any one else opposing
their man. However, they have never
had any fears and do ont expect TO
have any on Davis's account. They
say that he cou1dn' t be roped and
dragged into the melee, and the polit-
ical rafIbfrds looking on and timing
the tryouts. and wholly dfsinterested.
by the way, unanimously agree with
that view Of 1t. The efforts to get
Davis to pull. or try to, the cnestnuts
out of the fire for bevy of political
leaders whose hearts pa1pitate with
love for him about as strong and rap
will fail ana fail utterly according to
the very best and most Impartial
opinions to be had hereabouts. Davis
q candidatei Ausgeschlo we
Germans would say.
There tip-toed into town the other
day we'll known West vfrginian, for
merly an. editor In Martinsburg a
very talented one, too but now dom
iciled at Charleston. He was bound
ed on all sides by mystery and
breathed the dark purple stuff with
every soft-spoken word S-s-hi A
fine night for a murder. as old Nick
Carter would say. The detectives OF
the Rising Sun School of Correspon-
dence for Detecting Immediately
scented crime and hit the sleuth trail,
, with the following result. painstdk
ingly ascertained and herewith Arutn-
fully set down:
The mysterious visitor proved to be
no other than Col A. b. Smith. one
OF the old veterans Of the Elkins-Sc6tt
days, whose astuteness In things po-
litical nobody who knows anything
about west Virginia politics would
! for q moment question. cold Abe
Smith has quietly put over many a
shrewd bit of business in his day, and
his day isn't ended yet Il would seem.
For he came here on a political mis-
sion, which seemed to be to call on
former Senator Nathan Bay Scott and
sound the later gentleman out on GER
tain Important phases OF another sen
latorfal candidacy, which, from all re-
Il I
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san IIouea fn 81 were. businesa yIs:lorE


Still House run were bpstnesz visitors
at salem Friday evening".
Mrs. Efae linn, of Pl.Ress burg. u
Waiting at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert q pavISson. OF
Cherry Camp run. at this time,
Mrs. Bertha Tate and chill rens yts-
tied at the home of her parents, Mr.
iad MRS. Hiram D. Lynch. Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Ritter and children of
Grass run, visited at the horts OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mfrs. Gilbert 2. DEv-
sisson, OF Cherry Camp rul. the last
of the week
run farmer, is putting up a nex cell::r
and building q cellar house at this
time
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Jones and
daughter, Miss Beatrice. were calling
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. JoFn
Wesley Williams, OF Marshville. Frs-
day afternoon.
Howard C. Barnes is putting up 9
new cellar and erecting new cellar
house at his residence on Indian run
at this time.
1t has been rather bad time for
hay harvesting hereabouts for q week
or more because of the frequent rains.
however, there has been no great
amount OF hay lost because Of the
rains.
james w. Marsh and daughter, Miss
Drlzila, of Grass run. visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Worthing ton
Marsh, on Salem fork creek, Sunday.
"A y
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Dinrrhoea ouicIxiE cured.

aAbout two years ago 4 had q
severe attack Of diarrhoea which
lasted Tor over . week. writes w.
q. Jones, Buford. ~. D. II became
"a yShak that Z could not stand MP
right. a druggist recommended
ChambsFlafnss Collie, EhoIefa and
Diarrhoea Remedy. The hrst dose re-
iiaVad me- and NJ hin two GsEy Was
50 NsS3I6li i ever. 0htai bic ~ cry
where sement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10

Jamaica has been Keeping record
OF all incoming letters having short
age in postage and found that the
United States was the chief offender
In this respect.
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ports Is a "a esfb Ell 1oRsit
STAGE. i s:s q
and right here IS here the gtse
ones TO the game In this city got e
shock. AIr. smteii # aprealss came
l to have an. interview with the former
senator Ii the interest Of the Aon.
Joseph Holt Gaines, who in company
with group Of tntim ate friends and
ardent admirers; Is thinking deeply
L on the subject of throwing his hat In
the ring. Mr.: Gaines would 30 TO the
Senate, and Mr.. Smith ann ossfes
tlemen would have him 30 there, Is y
be possible to put him over. Just
what the nature Of the interview
and what the result was, afhant falls
to state. Mr.. Gaines Is poor II.
measured by the monetary standard,
albeit he is rich intelIectua1ty and in
the talents and graces OF q gent eman.
Mr.. Scott is the head of 9 bank and
has money TO loan. aside from this
interview, however. Mr. Snfth II
seems, was sent out from Charleston
with Instructors to visit ten coun-
ties in the far EASTERN section OF the
state and do q little preliminary mis-
sionary work in behalf OF Mr.. Gaines.
Upon his report much viii depend NO
doubt whether the briliiant Joe,
Gaines will embrace an opportunity
which apparently looks good to him
and his friends.
Need 1t be stated that the visit of
Mr.. Smith, with his Games talk
caused an excited stir here! I think
it need not be.
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state ana 90 2 AIsie y ! ms
- y =.
Upon MS s VI. Z ~,
ooupt WnetheE tne u
Games VIII :, IS. -.
Wh.cn ap .lsil AoOAs $50 - = -
tln 9. MS i - s,la.. 80. II. LA.
Neeo I. DC ~. !. =.
MI. Sm VIII ms ms Va. 80
caused an easleea seir mere 800 = =
y neeo nos e.
y. I
Wanted--Men WIN capItai g y
finance nrst-ciass men ca pAple y
making an e. NO. Iss e.sse
ator from the state oi VEST a 1Sallts.
NO time TOE lrlnes. eAQuIsss, .,,sl
but Honest Politicians, Stney con1e ss'
It themseives.) care OF tals ol1ics'
We take the liberty 70 insert ln .ls
free advertisement IN pen nan. OF s :
eral worthy gentlemen IN oot .1 ps aa-lsa.
W let naye, as. 30 sns y ~ 80, -. =
uu...sz.n 80 s,,a.as..,,I8
tiAAn .s 1 =. ~. - t1,.t
senasoI
= -.
g Z. = =
y Y Wa Slsa. - : 1890
win many slarLers u Dosu p..l =
4 ~.
NJ NJ ~ Ut De as. ii,
on one slde OF me olheI . eneI VIZ WI
only De one. y luuss De
morse race VIII oniy e ilS ~
ing - pOAS ls ~ ).
" - - ~
J" s. - w.. III,
- I,
s1n1a, siice - 2 ~ -
70" luaL " 90 - -
20 SO easyIoF = caaluaee rs, ~ lun 80. ~
oln ...a eAcsps nis ,,taS,sd
and it was encouraged. But the truth
issthat it win cost just as much money
to run for office In West Virginia next
year as it ever did: and instead of the
primary law charging .ne field to
give the masses goodly assortment
from which to choose, it begins to
look as If 1T Is going to work just the
opposite.
| ,Tbaf IL n viii reonfre money for
the iegifiYnate operatirIg expenses OF a
EaanetoI.iaj m e,iI,ar11a toI-ial candidate
and ! lot ~ II q ,,ood Inanvl-nnen ne
i lev among them = number, who are.
from time Ia dine highly snokan az
III connection with these two places.
TIE writer can name three men. ii.
every wav All ana worthy. besides the
two Who are most frequently men
toned. who would begin to strive to-
morrow for the sepatorshfp from
west Virginia ff thew mad the money
with which to finance their ambitions.
L r. some good .angels,'' would sudden
I 10 fiutteT their assistance. the RApiIb-
lican side wot1d see q race. yery like
IL. in which i've would get the start
er,s "go.' That would be Some race,
or as Mr.. Thomas Atkins renders that
hit Of American anr.I..Kiat ,Opes. !,
-
I = is assa a ~. NJ sttgnttar IA
49, - go Jana ,aarta1
ness and "a and ort Jy - w = "a st,Trin,
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wanted Men with capital to
finance irst-cIass men capable of
making an A. No. United States SEN
ator from the state of west Virginia
No time for tribes. Address. Poor
but Honest Politicians, 6they confess
it themselves.) care of this Office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19

An Autobiography
Recorded by Ethel Lloyd Patterson.


h"I, id. suggested m' mother
now are You going 4" manage io
.l''' Are l"u rnr" about hrr money p
can She hrIp YOU
I.d' Ih'' hhl n expression mot
rI'a,'ul To srton M Young man lie
A"s.'d ana shifted my position I'm
my 'holr unraNlIy
''u dou lhlnA ! asked her 10
".''.N I"' h'i"lr looked up her
stocks aud bonds. dn YOU mother
,'r.'Ns' Nr asked Won dldn think
WIS "nIIlI"E hyt Tor hrr wit and
l"n"''. HIu lon II You dld. have a
.oN, , ""' oI ] nave 'o say No.
"''''N'' we are E''"E I" NE very inou
'" J "u' going I" ''r 100 my wlfeS
''', ,T' "'," "' 7"I'I"i''u lh tine style
'." ',''"'' u" N"''n Nnl uUn'rus
''T,,'' ',,,
,n ,I, was .'' ''' I''''N Tor moth
'N' E''"' In"I'' women hrI Idea
,n ,"N was u" u" amy lhluE YOU
.'N,", '"s "'''' i" "'l''' u It YOU
'','' ,"'' "n "H,l ",I " pretty name
''" N'' 'N"l WIN Ill., ''lWlhlN lhrIr
.".'' .' ''' '"'l" iI' 'N' l'lIIlhG lr
.,lr' '" "'" 1n' maze u mental
sluh Tor her Nhltrvish brush aud
'',,i'" .s,I ut ,.' WI" VI WIN 'lHor
,,.,'n''" i"''' " U.s. 'h' laughed
'Lu'N 'h"' m'u ARE So ashamed of
.''"E ln '''r ou SHY dear But
"'.,' "''""' u'urI'''hu.
sue I"'''u /" va ANA reached mp
Wv I'' "'' "'''' n"ll' oh hlN ,houl
"'',
Mss MSS me. my p"l, she demanded
I,'''u'. ! want /" WISH You all sorts
"' ""lP'IeNS
"u Nou'u nave ihought my father
u"u not he"Iu one worn NJ anything
'nh' hau h'tu sHld. lie had appar
'nul oreh lost IN bis customary
slo"ml abstraction But now he rose
I". hau ''Ii my mother and he turned
AVA, from her lo flnd himself facing
my Ihlh'r rather looked vt him
''"m beneath lowered hrows
td. he demanded, are you mar
IAlhg TINS glrl because yuu love her or
IoI hrf money ' And then suddenly
hhn pas'lnnhlell Lord, what have
! dome that my children should be- like
ihls.
nd. Strengthened himself sullenly
y don't know whut you're getting
aI Governor he flung out "If I
were marrying Marta for money you
Know blame well ! would want the
money to help YOU !"