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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-10-28


spired by Christ's mind and spirit.
But that cause is without prestige and
influence It does not wear the regu-
lation uniform. 1t has not on its side
the men of weight and influence. The
leaders of business are against It.
Tie leaders of the church are afraid
of 1t. The leaders Of culture and
learning, the college professors, are
! Indifferent to it, 1t is backed only by
the humble and lowly-perhaps only
by hair-brained reformers, fanatics
and Missionaries, as we esteem them,
1t is ridiculed, prosecuted, even cru
Gifted This Is the passion of today;
these are the Golgothas OF our civil.
zation.
Now what is your attitude toward
that cause of Christ in the time OF it's
passion? Do you set yourself against
1t in hostile array-because, forsooth,
tho rest of your world, your clique or
set in society, business or the church
does? Do you perhaps oppose 1t vio-
lently because it touches your vested
rights" or Invested wrongs?" You
would get smaller rents from your
wretched tenements If housing con-
ditions were made tolerable-yes, per-
haps If houses of Ill fame were abol-
ished. You would get smaller divi-
'dends If child labor were abolished
or the workers got their just share
Of the profits. Your leisure and lux
ury, your class distinctions and priv
leges are endangered by these move
ments for social righteousness and
economic Justice. Therefore you take
your stand with the chief priests and
elders to prosecute, cruelty and then
execrate the Christ.
Or-you simply care for none OF
these things You are a practical,
hard-headed, common-sense man or
woman. You take no stock in the
dreams of the Missionaries or the
utopias of the reformers. Provided
only your lot in life is comfortable.
your trade is profitable and your
arousements amuse, provided your
dividends are regular and your circle
in society agreeable; provided, that
is, you are getting what you want
out of the game Of life, the great
strife may go as. it will. You have
no interest or concern in #? You
stand in the group OF apathy.
Or ours may be the attitude OF sym
pathy. Is your sympathy with the
cause Of righteousness sentiment
or a principle? Does it exhaust it.
self In emotions and evaporate into
words. or does it enable you to stand
stoutly for the truth and hgh: valiant
" for the right in your small corner
of the great battle field, cost what it.
may Of popularity, comfort, profit
e:se, even life. Are you ready to take
up your cross that you may follow
Him into the fields of His service and
HE warfare?
Only so can you make good yocr
claim of belonging to that group Of
sympathy that stood closest to the
foot Of the cross.
ational Editorial Service.)
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-10-28

al hours between trains month or so
ago on her way to some jumping of
place where her husband had been In
jured in a railroad wreck, and as was
laid up with the grip Elliott was good
enough to help me out by taking care
of her until her train left"
@And he didn't tell me thing about
It ALL" pouted Mrs. Ward smilfngly.
"He didn't have to tell me, for can
prove by Dorothy that / told her about
seeing him at the Dinsmore with a
stunning blonde. Eth, Dorothy?" The
smiling Percy blandly drew Dorothy
into the conversation.
Now, Percy, don't expect me to re-
member all the things you ever told
me confidentially." Although Dorothy
laughed lightly and looked straight ar
Percy as she replied, she gave to Jack
the fleeting end of glance into which
che put an expression of such penitent
understanding that he knew the blum
dering Percy had brought about the ex-
PLANTATION so long delayed and SO nat
urally supplied by Dorothy's magma
ton. Somehow, in going into the club
house moment later to see a newly
decorated room which Chester Hill
called to them to come and admire,
Ardmore led the way, followed by
Percy and the widow, leaving Dorothy
and Jack together in the rear.
Dorothy, know don't deserve to
be forgiven for delaying an explana.
ton you were entitled to month ago
but
"But because I listened to Percv's
gossip and wouldn't listen to your at.
tempted explanation. l didn't deserve
to know the truth" Dorothy looked
away before she blushingly added
Then, Of course, when l saw you sc
often with Mrs. Ward, l thought she
was the blonde he had seen you with.
And ] suppose you thought her mil
lions had lured me, just as l was be
ginning to think Chester Hills hac
iured you. Dearest, we don't want t.
see those old decorations; let's 1tay
here and see the sunset" But IL they
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you're a swindler," exclaimed Mrs.
) abb as she entered the bird store.
You're worse than a highway robber.
fou ought to be ashamed Of yourself
5 cheat a poor innocent woman the
Say you did. That parrot bought OF
You last week is fraud. You said it
Jas q fluent talker and you charged
he q big price for him, too, and that
(rd hasn't said a single word since l
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S. S. ATTENDANCE TAO;
COLLECTION is $3.50

Centerville, Oct. 26.-The Methodist
Sunday school broke all rally day
records Sunday by having TAO present
and a collection of $780, The school
occupies the improved church and is
divided into departments, being Or
ganized along the latest and most APP
proved lines. During the last year it
have an average attendance Of sos.
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WEDDINGS "WEDNESDAY

THREE WEDDINGS WEDNESDAY,.
Knoxville, Oct. 26.-Three weddings
will be solemnized Wednesday even
ing at the same hour, o'clock. Tho
three couples are Lloyd Hudson and
Lois Hardin, Chester McGraw and
EDNA Simpson, and Howard Marsh
and Esther DeRatt
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Refusal or failure to obey consti-
guted authority marks a man or boy
as incapable Of discharging respon-
Utility. everyone must have boss
and It is only few who have shown
HI. ability to boss themselves.
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saw much Of the sunset they must
have seen 1t reflected in each Others
eyes, for they seemed to find nothing
Of interest anywhere else.
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The Ottumwa Courier is
for sale at Harriot's news
stand, San Francisco, Calf
When you are at the exposi-
ton call there and get one.
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The high school football players are
learning that a team which fails to
Foley the rules Of training cannot en-
Nov the fruits OF victory.
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OMAHA PEOPLE GIVE
SUNDAY $4,000

Council Bluffs, Oct. 26.-The Sunday
party left Omaha late last night for
their homes. Mr.. Sunday and Ma"
wen to Winona Lake, Ind, where they
will rest two weeks before opening at
Syracuse, N. Y. 1t was announced
that Mr.. Sunday has agreed to hold a
campaign in Kansas City next spring.
1t will begin late in April.
The free will Offering was $4,000.
The estimated attendance at Omaha
was 100000. Below are given the fig-
ures on some of Mr.. Sundays other
recent campaigns:
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|. Nothing succeeds like success and
othing helps make success more than
dvertising.
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MADAM" shouted an angry neigh
Dor, "your little Cosmo has just thrown
a brick through our window!
"And would you bring me the brick!
beamed Cosmos mother. we are
keeping all the little mementos OF his
youthful pranks."
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chance"
Jock Donaldson, an old bachelor re-
siding in Aberdeen, who earned mis-
livelihood by selling firewood, mad a
donkey and cart that he went MS
rounds with. He therefore had TO hlre
q. small shed for a stable at q rental
of four pounds, this emitting him to q
vote. Hard times, however, began to
tell on the sale OF his firewood; 80
much so, in fact, that he had to dis
pose of his donkey and give up the
stable On the polling night he made
his way to the place Of voting with the
intention of recording his vote az
usual. The policeman in attendance
told him his name was not on the cleo
tors list that year. and at this JOCK
Jared up and angrily asked for an ex-
PLANTATION. The policeman said: "Aweel
Jock, ye see, we dinna got the donkey
noo." ooh, aye, I see; it Wis the
donkey that had the vote, an mo- mel"
replied Jock, earnestly.
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got him. Not one word. Do you near es,
me? Not - one = single = wora!
Perhaps" suggested the D1ro IAN
cier mildly, you didn't give him q
chance"
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Copyright 1915 by the N ational Editorial Servfce)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18

nub ID ffible Mid lest ungeni,in wobl.
Wetas psriobt tritt wieoer rsSelnldbig c,a,
rietn Waseu IN beiier unb meine Sdmer8en
iine Que uerSGwunbeu. Die fbnnen metnsn
Nanen benfiten, renn Sie piinftsn SD
bin ffolt auf bas. mas s5bu Rttid fur MID
eefhan bdbsn. ---Srau Narp @autbies,
81 &ibss Ctr, Montpelier, 9t.
Cine itrift superlaiiise Neoiiim.
Sebs borurtbsilsfreit, pertdnbise eeriou
snuf ,usebsm. bab cine Weonin nidt nabs.
~ riet5,g Sabre biusur6 bsiteten unb iIr''
yter pppuldrer perben aHb heute aut tau
fenbe nnS obertouienoe aebeilter 5aas sa.
riidbIiden fbnnte, pis 2bbia 6. 3inibams
@seetable sompouns, obne groBe Bsroea'
Ne unb wiriiiden @ertb 81 benBen. Solde
8lebiSineu miiiien BON isber bentenoen .,er'
Iru iDpoti ols STANDARD als aud als ablo.
Tut Superlaiiig beirabtst weroen
@ean Sic nnr ben geriusiten
Sipeiie besen, pb Sgbia e. Nnfhams
Negotiable GomppnnS 3bnen helfen
ipirb, 10 iGreiben Sic an GaSia &.
Hinfbam EeSieine So. (bisfret),
Sgum, Waii., nm Natb. Sbr SdIrei'
ben ipirb BON ciner ;rau aeoffnet, se'
leien nnS belntiportct unb als itriftc
WertraHcnsIahe bcbanbclt iperocn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18

natn iparen bic aumpfmittel. uebers
al tpurbe bic fsinhlide erite 2inie ers
itiirmt. 9fbsr feline srcbe llexrlesens
belt ausnuBenb, ieste Der Seirtb on brei
per5tisbenen Stellen gum @esenitpB
an. 9ln elmer STEELE raffte Elm Reeis
menis s2lbiutant bic IeBten periiigbaren
arGfte bes Regiments 0ufammen unb
Idblua pblppbl Ielbit pertpunbet. ben
feinbliden @eeenansriff Suriid. 9ln
anberer Gtelle brahte oas tobesmutbi.
ae 8srbalten eines llntsroffisicrs, Der
ale nm ibn Iiegenben Mannihaften
nit Ii6 fcrtriB. ben 5einc Sur 5ludt.
Das Giferne areus /. alaile 'hmiidte
am nd9ften Gage fins SruIt.
DIS 8 llbr 20 Nlinuten bic Sonne
blutisrutb aufging, fonnte Der Sipiii=
pnsItab ertennen, bab Der Sicg unier
lpar. gid)t nur bic feinbli6e Saupt>
Iteauna mar genommen, ale fsinblifeu
9egenansriffe inter fir ben Jeinb
i6periten 9erluiten abgeI6ldgen. fons
bern bic SnTanteris mar Iogar i'm Iiegs
rei6en @pr9eben. um alles pds ppm
6sinbe su pernidteu, mas iih in Der
5peiten ilnb britten Ste1una 5efartb.
gtun tonnte au6 bic Irtillerie nit
Saeesanbruh bas ipirtiamIte Secfols
aungsfeusr aufnebmeu, Sunoerte bon
tpbten RuiIen, Sunoerte bon oermunbes
ten RuiIen lagsn in ben SteGunaen.
1900 unperipunbste 8efangene purben
Suriideefiibrt.
limb ipenn aud mdn6 tapferer 81,
fiSier unb Wann Iein Selbsngrab dui
bem &ir6bofe bon Rpmne gcfunoen
bat, 10 fab Der dnbre6snoe gRoreen
nur folse @eii6tsr; benn ieoer einsige
9lngsbori9e Der 0ipiiipn fiiblte es, bdB
bier ni6t bic bsHere 5iihruna 'onbern
beuti6e Sapferteit unb eeutidae Nus
bilbuna ben Sieg errungen batten. llno
als turs bdrauf uniere 8ei6iibe tbrs
Worasnsriike nad &nmunop 'aroten
unb benz iSeinbs aud bieIen Pa1 iperr1
ten. ba freuts i'd, ieOer, Dab bic Spfer
nidt umIonit 9ebradt paren.
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in ben 8iidern. Der ariss bat bi:
ipeiteite @eIegeubeit seidaffsn. NIT als
lem. mas mir babeu, bisIer 2iebe AT
bienen, er itelIt iie uns als unisre Iufs'
sabe. Die oraubsn iinb arm seipors
ben, I'm Der 9eimatb ipifIen, freiipiIlig
arm, baben Saus, 5rou, ainb unb
9erui, ben elnblif oes 8aterlonocS
perlcren, man lam gar nitt auf3db>
len, ipas eineinf brauben allss lisbe in
ben Sinn tommt, bic Bidder i'm
S6rant, Sunit unb Dsuiit, olles bis
berunter gu bem Baum unb Der ganf
BON Der Sbiire unb bem Waubern bort.
Wir ioben oralibsn ben Wolten na6,
Die na4 0eutidlanb sogen, uno ipiirs
ten ben Winb barauf, o5 er aus Der
Seimafb fame ober ibr supebe. glidt
lei9t i9dBt man bieien 9erSidt 81
groB elm, aber bennob gibt ss audi
cine 6reube al bieier 4rmutb I'm an
berer tpillen uno i'm Sdiibeugraben
fommen ieltsns berrli6e au9enblids.
in benen man bas Slid bes Spfernz
ionnens iiber alleS Seinnueb mo ale
SeIbitliebe binipes nit boiler Sesle
lpabrbaft unb eliidlid erlebt, iid un
Der Selbitadtuns aufridtet, aie man
ii9 ba brauben 5ollen barf. tueil man
etipas pgetban" bat. llnb bubinter itebt
bic idOne 5rage, oh nidt pon ie9er oas
Spfern aud bas bette 8sten aub Siibs
nen sepefen, unb mar IS nidt Der ~5eis
lamb, Der Don uIlebem seiagt rat. bon
bieier Giebe, BON bisiem Spfer. BON
bisism Si6ielbsrfinben in Der gntdus
beruns? Wtr tOnnen nimmer beiier
beten. als bab mir reitlos unfere
pflidt tbun, banbsIn unb iibsririnoen.
60 aufgefaBt mub OieI. pisI R'lision,
0urd mriere 3eit geben, pIeI beIrel.
enbe ieeIcnerl6ienbe, reliaioie Chat,
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Serpurrasemoe Seiitnnscn
Oentiber Sniauterie.

Aeber Die admpfe elmer beutl der
Dtpiiion in @alisien tpirb seIdrisben;
sSaIt INNER pirb bon gegneriideI
Seite he6auptet, bab es lsbisli9 iiber:
legens beuti6e fbpere 2lrtileris lei.
Die bic Grfolge in 9alisisn perurIa6i
babe. Sei man9er 9eIeeenbeit ipar
ss unierer Oipifion psrsOnnt, gu be-
fpeiien. bab eutTde Snfanteris aud
obne Notwithstanding, ielbit iibsrle>
sener feinoIiaer Snfanterie seseniiber
fiesreid iIi.
4m 6. Wioi trdf bic aus fompiers
probten SnFanterie Resimsntern ;us
iammsnseieBte 9ipiiiDn, Die na9 err
folgrei6em Sturm auf bic 2inie 9ors
lice Setoipa in itGnbissr @erfolguns
mar, Ipdt Hahmittags in Dietr3no
elm. Der i'm araftpasen porausge.
fdbrens Oioiiions &ommanosur fanb
bier folgenbe Gage Dor.
Di. Ra9bar : Dioiiicn itonb auf
ben 9oben norbIi6 9utIa nit Der
Jrent na6 Siiben, Inn al.s absus
fanssn, Dos BON SsinOs nod aug bic.
fem Rarpatben qab brausiam. Sns
spifhen bate Der @sgner ole perfiigs
boren Rpdfts, barunter cine friI6e
9ipiiIon aus Sesenb arcsno, berans
gefiibrt uub bic s00bs bss ylapbtba.
brunnsns n0rbIi6 Ropne erreiht. Die
perfiiebarsn Reierpen - sttpa 6 aomz
pasnien Der Na9bor Oipiiipn
parsn bier anssiebt; Iaeen absr nod
6 Abr Ibenbs bem mebrfa6 iibsrleg.s
nsn Seinoe ssgenii6er, cine DornGrts
81 fommtn.
8cr unierer Oipiiion lag cine ibipeE
re 4ufsabe. Satper ioipobl fir bic
1ilbrune. ME fir bic Sruppe. 3peis
felsobue pGre Der 9egner am nG6ften
Saae. na6oem bic geiammte f6lpere
MrtiIerie aufsefabren, suriidgetporf.n
fporpen unb ipabri6einli6 uneeitlas
gen abeesOsen. 2lufsabe Der Oipiiion
mar ss, i1rs tpeittraaeuben 8dttsrisn
10 melt OitIih in Steluna gu brineen,
bab auh bic Staot unb GtrabeRpmas
nom - ein Ridsuesipeg Der RuiTen
aus ben aarpatben unter Ssuer
lag 5ieran binberts Der Gesner ON
Wdpbt6obriinnen.
Der Srptiionstommanbeur entfMoB
fi9 baber, nit ben ibm our Dsrfieuns.
gefielten Gompaenisn Der Nadbars
StDtiicn uno Ietntr etsenen esnfontss
rie ben SyeinO nod IN Der Hatt iibsr
ben 6aufer gu tperfen.
@s brad cine Radt an, bic fir je.
ben gethiligteu unpergblif fem
fpirb. 8et MpnbenTtein burtipaiete
oie Snfanterie bic &iiolta unb e,ts
fpidelte fi4 i'm Dorfe Rofune gum Gns
ariff. Sie 9lnItreneungen Der Iebten
bier 9erfolaunsstaoe, Der Wtarf6 bon
iiber 40 4ilometer ON Sieiem Iaoe,
rnahten fi3 bemerfbar. Ser einwlne
Mann fblief Elm, ipo er ;u liegen fam.
Do6 ma6te iid, bier beutf5e Sif3ip,
fin unb beiltihe/Gtrammbeit aeftenS.
Nad,oem Der 9ipfiions Rommdnoeur
Den en3elneN Heg1nteiItsa uttb Butdils
Ions Rommartbeuren ouseinunbers
adeBt bate. um ipelhr tobes 3iel es
fi6 bonbeIte, iibatrue SererGntf6luB,
.rdft iih auf be Trirppe Bis uuf ben
iebtsn Dednn. DER sseinb f6isu 3u
abnen. bab ibm elm 4ngriff bsDors
Hano. Gin urunterbrod,eneS Mrtiaes
rice unb Snfanteriefeuer persoserte
bic @nttpidiung.
I'm 2 lIbr nahts'trdt'bie'g e'geIamrte
Dtpifion gum Sturm. an, DIR Dibiiis
onsftdb an Der Spibe bes birter bem
linteu 5Iiisel foIsenbeE Ne!erpe,8us
tdiuons. Gs 6egann sinSEtrgfn Wann
s'Ssa gsaa1 @aaoaas saiaat oaasssa.
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fifden Sdfen on uno es lei cine iidn.
oiee Steiserlns bernerfbdr. SSeOen.
faas piirOe man ben @e6iirfniiien
fir oas Weilitdr uno Die 3ibilbeD0Ite.
ritng geiiiigen fonnen. Geinbot Der.
iiterte. Oab Die ghegieritne aIles ee.
than babe. oanit elm aoblemHaneel
ntdt entitianOe, iie iperbe audi ibr
wtSgliGites tbua, oonlit bic tobIen
iiiG1t.sl tbGier besabt ,uiiroen.
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@eidlaftsa.l,aenheiten

9tn thattstr o q d maun unb xe d.
uuer rfuer uoh ntd,t Inn eanbe perfreffuerl
Sneultris, iudtt bteirlbe 5n arfinbtn uue
iphniht ttsrSn stnsn ttdtissu, fapi4alfrdffissn
aantmann Deufin.Mmerfaner) efunas
gtrfhrisgeabeit ipirb 5uesjtnett Wiau abrei.
fire: ". ~, @pfisblaff.
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gaesisrunasINn5f,nnnaen.

MISUNDERSTANDING often FIR mldnner
nnb Srduen. Taufenbe bon GrHenHunafg iinb
IN elusfidt 0iiie fir anlisnunaen fret
6ranflin Snititnie. Tesf 73. me@eiter, q. o.
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Bran In 4limu.er
YerfaGuus
TnsA 2sbia 6. Tiaitam's SesetnhIr
gsmppnsb ipieber ssinub
sernnhJt.

Ucstvtlter, Ut. - .@ir baten sro6es
Bertrnuea In Sbrs SeiImitteI. SD lii an
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3otb.
Bs serfanfen- -ger.hiebenss.

Gptcfer Pianos - So wcicfi upriehf
6rorb. S2i5; tpis neu: merfb 5000. Jerner
Hictor 8.tiIoln 366Q Qartbage EbeHue, Gilt
ION nnbe 9ooloaifdcn Bcrten
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gertins.aH5eisen.

RI ehiuihtn 1trfa N iuns.
tin TennrTetns bsu 10. Angut. abtnbs,
fuifb i'm Wnfhtuiiterb9 9aupiuudTiies, gi9 Wlain
Ctr. 2. Gio6, cine Hobifd6TtS Betfrlnmllng
Der heirftsn glGibiniiien fiaifflRbea, I'm elns
betriftte ncur su otaeniErer. s5m. Gfoenbtta
bon Qtitegc, pTBGniidiu. I7,is,t9.
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eiarb an 0isnsiaa. ben II. unsuit 1915.
Mmma WQelser,

eeIiebie aphter bon gictor nnc GIifabefb mleI,
5er. acb. Dipp, IN ibrein 10. SIbcrsiabre. Die
geeroignng iiiioet iiGtt bon oer gSObHllila ibrer
GIterll, so. 233 Bieoucni CTR. an Scnnere-
ioe. ben 10. sluguii, nm llbr yid6m. 1919
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RerIanat--MdnnIi&.

", anneJ erIerni 6dB s,afeittpeina'i. EigleH
ofen. po5H Ua3teHb tsui ettreH 3aeff3eug
aeaebea. Dlb geliabIe safbtr goufas. gtH'itG
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w fbtntiteu berlanst Nlaner',
Mhutna glnitinsns. TTebbnni. mnb Sbtaub.
iisd.asbeiier, 9la wSdierA. UidHneT 'lt oil.
aeIneiHe aeontaiuren. gunlaiFar agnitat'
nen sseriBenasnrbei Z. u. Sur * 0aan
90. SroHi uno 3obn Sir.
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BY JANE whitaker

rs 1t worth anything?" That is
all the notation there was on the let
ter that is printed below when it
reached me and when l started to
read it my impulse was to answer
NO" because there are so many
cases of the eternal triangle-the
husband, the wife and the Other
Woman or the Other Man-and they
are all so sordid, and they all have
the same climax, but there is some
thing in this letter that does deeper
than just the folly of the Other
Woman-and so am giving it to you
to answer the query: ''Is it worth
anything?"
'Tm breaking a long silence be-
cause I'm driven to it. haven't any
special right to come to you, but l
have got to come to somebody. l
know now why religion gets such a
hold on women-they have to con-
fess.
81 guess you thought it was crude,
my going away as did without say
ing goodbye, but couldn't tell you
why I was going away and l didn't
want to lie - l wasn't a good liar
them got broken in afterward.
81 ran away with married man.
Shocks you, doesn't it? Well, 1 am
not going to say I'm sorry even now.
If 1 had him back again I'd be in
heaven. Pm not repentant; that isn't
why I'm writing you-it's that 1 have
got to have somebody to whom 1 can
tell the truth-Pm almost crazy
keeping up the sham Of it.
81 don't intend to bore you with
the details except that was madly
in love with him and he was with me.
His wife didn't understand or appre-
ciate him. 1t never bothered her if
he got home at or II at night, and
if it hadn't been for the two chill
dren he'd have quit her in disgust be-
fore.
CCVOI1,ro M a rriod opd 1yO,1 OUGHT m
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us 1T WORTH ANYTHING?" ASKS SENDER OF
STORY OF "ETERNAL TRIANGLE" - =

lshed when they frame the marriage
license? It's a great deal harder to
hold a man than it is to get one.
wasn't married to this one, but l
studied every mood of his-I lived in
him and for him. l lied to pose as
his wife-I ducked corners with him
and went to places where we wouldn't
be seen, though 1 doubt if his wife
ever tried to get him back because he
turned over quite a little to her be-
fore he left. l got to be an expert
liar and it ought to serve me good
now-but, oh, I'm so sick Of the
sham.
eff it hadn't been for the children
l wouldn't be writing you this just to
put it on paper and have some one
know, some one to whom l won't
have to pretend. The children were
dragging him back. He didn't like
the lying, either, or the sneaking, but
he used to dream of the children
dreamed she wasn't taking good care
of them and things like that, and
seven months ago he left me and he
said in a note that he had to go back
to the children and l haven't heard
from him since.
But the thing that's killing me
isn't the longing for though
sometimes 1 think I'm going mad
with that, too, and I'd follow after
him if didn't know the children are
too much for me-it's keeping up the
sham that drives me crazy.
'Tm still calling myself Mrs. . -
That was the name we lived under
here three years before he went back.
I'd have to get away from here to
drop the name, and no matter where
I'd go there would be some one some
time that would remember me as
81 moved away from the house,