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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
Quotation and Comment
COUNTRY CHECKS AND
CITY BANKS.

II seems queer 20 Lake Charles TO
hear New Orleans people and news.
papers grayeIy discussing the question
whether OF not banks should charge
exchange for cushing checks on other
banks. 1t has been So long since the
Lake Charles banks made such a charge
that large proportion Of local bust
ness men have never heard Of the
custom Lake Charles American Press
This Is true Of banks IN most parts
of the State. although Mr. Jas. W
Bolton, president Of an Alexandria
bank. and author Of yolumInous cor.
respoudence to the press, justifying
exchange on checks, is careful 80 say
that country banks charge exchange
As matter of fact country banks do
not II II the New Orleans banks who
do 50. and possibly some others In the
larger towns and cities of the state,
although EHtN are not hH3"H 10 HA
Whatever his motive, Mr. Bolton in
seeking to produce an impression that
country banks do so. il shielding the
New Orleans banks aud perhaps his
own.
Country people are rightly resentfui
OF this dscourtcsy shown their home
banks. and also OF the disproportionate
charges on checks An exchange charge
u IL cents on a doiiar check IL not a
large sum In itself, bat II is ten per
cent, a usurIous rate, hence, as a
matter Of principle, Is very distasteful
to the country buyer
We honestly believe that II New
orleans banks would remit this charge
Il would prove a greater trade booster
for the metropolis than other schemes
which cost more
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.


lish and Latin are Eleventh grade,
English Sadie Ciack 30, John Doug.
las 90 EadolIe Matthews 30 eleventh
grade. Latin Eudolie Matthews 90,
Richard Douglas 80, tenth grade, Latin
Divide Leonard 80, ninth grade, Eng
lish Frances Raier IS Rosa HARRISON
%, George Rettig rs.
Fellow ing is the program for Nov 3.
Piano Solo Lucille Magearl
Recitation Garrett Howell
Solo Eta Vaughan
Debate Resolved that military train.
ing should bn required In all public
schools Lawrence Matthews. affirma'
tive Albert Weydeft. negative
Jokes Joe Cutrer
Song. Star Spangled 9auner"
Seventh Grade
The following committee was APP
pointed By Feltus Foxes. president Of
the Society. Critic Miss schlesinger.
temporarily. Editor. Edith Leake,
Sergeant alarms. Philip Doherty, Che
rtster George Rettig
Parents and other visitors are cor,
dtaity invited to attend our society
The program begins at o'clock sharp
\ committee Of three girls vas Sc.
lected to make some yells for the
school This committee was composed
OF Ruth soult, Viyyan Mann and Edith
leake
Following are the Wells, which the
pupils are requested TO learn at once
eofuGre,a bacon. hash snH esla
1mua Frrhan give em fits
sraHherH shertrakr hugklehrrry pie.
N-T-C-T-o-R-Y
Are we IN IL Well. guess.
Julius Freyhab
Yes Yes Yes
Haoa hacker Boom. hacker
iuw. wuw. WOW,
CMst laehrr. DhtEsa hacker
Chow. rhoN. chow
Hss.a .a ae.yf Chiefs Is hacker
#ha sre av"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

ANIMALS which reseed themselves, but
the seeds he in the soil over winter
until warm spring weather before they
terminate. These. OF course are plants
that should be started after danger
from frost is past
Therefore plant seeds OF hardy an
nuils this fall pEnsy, sweet pea.
phlox Drummondi, Shirley poppy, lark.
spur. loye-ln.a.mist. ealliopsis. candy.
mf, corntuwor, evening primrose, Cal.
ifornia poppy, forget me not. gaiiiardia
and others Plant the seeds early
enough to allow a month or six weeks
before cold weather, and you need
have 40 fear of winter injury
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
JueoMENT

state Of Louisiana. Parrish IT West fp~
NUHEH. sith Judicial District Court
Nfs Isth nsuyEHmp Harris wife.
49, M Alex u lau8s husband
Thia cause came SEA Ia be heard after
ssu9 IaUr4 and pursuant lu assignment.
Nae phiuhn having been d8h authorized
hrrrfu So hen after hearing the evidence
o., tu#Tf vHs g thr opinion tgf tbr
Et t=una orally sHWrl that the plaintiff
bad established Nr# demand and The las
aHH the evidence UGsUg SIS fIFrr thereof
h Is ordered ttiHgyd HHi degf'ra that
EH,fr De- judgement lE favor 81 IiagHiAH n.
Nrs Leah pr#stsmp Harris Hua against
Oh, defendant Alex NJ Harris. degFeeinE
I'd dissolution 4t thv community 81 srgagt$
and gains heretofore existing between
them. and separation 81 property be
tween the plaintiH and defendant with
glt ruFla
II is mIhrr ordered adiudF,h and
Hysrtyd thai tht plaintiff. Mrs Lean
nrurkamp Harris have l3aEmtut and
recover ~ the said defendant Alex NJ
nauta the sum 81 Nine Hundred and
giug Dollars $3.50 bhl with legal interest
Ium the date ~ this Judgment
Judgment rendered $40 rp,n Court the
10Th day st October. A u Nineteen
Hundred aad sixteen
Judgment read and signed lH open
Court fhIg the s8iH day az October A -.
Nineteen Hundred aud sixteen.
JOS l., 6biSAN,
Judge altb judicial District
ttI,i f.r record October - 1916
ErrurdgH October s3 tHlb. n Mortgage
4, ord =. page atb $1,000,
Cleric and Recorded
tnlr sapy 81 tho original
T. r MUSE.
Clerk and Recorded
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
Personal But Polite

aa L T Muse has returned 10
Baton Rouge
Frank CIaek has been gory ~ this
aepk
Frank Harrow matored to New or.
teams ths week
John N Parker Ir has returned to
NaW Orleans
Miss Louise Bullur is again At The
cottage after her city trip
Miss Jessie FoIkos spent last week
a.tH relatives az Wakefield
Miss Amelia barrow has returned
from q short stay in baton Rouee
NJ and MR. II McCollster we're
ia Baton rouge Saturday to shop
Mrs. I " Butler and daughters are
expected hume ia about tvo weeks
Mr T. q Davis Of Coynglou attended
a bank meeting here last "Wednesday
Mr. aud Mrs VIM Kahn spent Tues
day afternoon In Baton Rouge shop
ping
Miss Dine Fort vas She guest eli
Mrs Joe Jones or Baton Rouge last
week eud
Mrs + irvine and daughters spent
Saturday afternoon ard evening In
Baton Rouge
Miss Edith Leakn vas IN baton
Rouge Sunday guest of the + G
iIochcncdeI family
Mas Grace Thorn. who is teaching
near nonham Springs. was in Baton
Rouge for the fair
Mr. Bob Daniel and sol. Russell
spent last week Ia Ration Rouge pre-
pairing the Parker Stock Farm exhibit
fpr the fair
Mrs Ten leopold left last Friday
afternoon to- spend about five days 10
New Orleans. as her sslof Mrs Philip
Asher was not we'll
Mr. and Mrs Robt II Harrow spent
Sunday with their daughter. Mrs Bry
snn Stirling Of North Baton Rouge ca
route from the fair
While IN Baton Rpgge Mis- GLADYS
Wilcox Was eith her cousin. Miss
Annie Percy aho was at her home In
that city for the Weekend in vacation
from her Studies ut Lafayette Indus
trial Institute
Nr " F. Jones of NeW Orleans With
tao friends viii apcud a feR days at
pr PoVolla The latter have IN view
looking ever The country as proapec
tive land buyers being already tm.
pressed wth tn class OF people seen
here while at the Fair
Among the many who went 10 Baton
Rouge Fair those rot already men
toned are supl and Mrs II T. Crump
Mr. aud Mrs Steve Stirling Mrs NJ
\ Them aud Miss Margaret Thorn Of
Nayside NJ and Mrs Il II Daniel
Miss " Ellsworth Mr. and Mrs Robt
II Harrow Everett Harrow Miss Ia
Gle nhffUW Mrs Elrte Robinson, Miss
Gladys Wilcox Mr. aud Mrs " II
Richardson Mrs + BARROW. Frank
Barrow G Magcarl and daughter
Miss Lucille. Miss Rosie Tempel. r II
i.aNrason. Miss ffeda Stern. stern.
g VI Downs. Judge Golsau and daugh
ter Miss Florence
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

October had no butterflies. and 50 she
told Jack Frost
70 make "a million right away no
matter what IL cost
So Jack Frost painted all the leaves q
lovely red and brown
And then he shook the branches hard
aud made them nutter down
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
Church, Notices
Our Lsdy Of MoAnt Csrrsi Church
Rev = Rembouts. Rector.

wv y FNHBSsksF FRENkNlf
Wednesday. Nov |. All Saints Day,
holy dag Of obligation. HIGH Mass and
Sermon n 10 o'clock
Thursday Nov 3. All Souls lay by
special tudHlt OF August 10, 1915. the
priest ts allowed to say three Masses
that day Masses viii be at Z 7 30
and o'clock Those who go TO Con.
lesgioh and Holy Communion for Al
Souls Tay cau gain a pienary indut
Rcnep every 1ime they visit the church
that day aud pray there for the Inten-
r.ous If the Sovereign poutif This
indulgence Is applicable to the souls
tU prEaiory
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
GRACE CHURCH
Rev. Alvin w. SkardeH. Rector.

Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity
Holy Communion. ! 80 O'Clock
Church school, 9 30 o'clock
Morning Prayer and Sermon
II o'clock
Friday Litauy 10 o'clock.
Al Saints Day Nov
Holy Communion. 10 O'Clock
81 Johns, Laurel Hli Evening
Prayer and Sermon, ( o'clock
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
SOME CLUB WORK RESULTS.

Mary MADDEN cultivated une.tenth
Of an acre of tomatoes aud canned 265
cans OF tomatoes Won frat prize
Philip Dohprty on one arre produced
SO s bushels Of corn 1T q net cost Of
g2is cents per bushel Murphy nrebcr
produced ~ bushels, Earl Decker IS
bush,Is Garner Boherty q bushels
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

Fight Young ladies played cards at
the \ + narroV residence "Wednesday
afternoon. having in mind to form a
,lab bat have not definitely decided
to do SO as set Miss Oriaua pillrt
won first prize Miss Nelauie Gaines,
the second A mos' pleasing time fell
10 the lot of all
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
READING MATTER FOB coNvtcrs

since last report Mrs + Irvine.
Mfs 4 II l.eakc Please send in
more before November II
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

Two neW tsi7 Dodge ears were
brought ia the parish last Week Nj
SAM uulIer traded his old cat Ia for a
ncw model and Mr. and Mrs Elfle
Robinson bought the other Orders
are tn for several other local people
hul. pn account Of the shortage tn
freight cars. deliveries are little sluW
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
Absent Friends

Mrs W s ilolmes of Baton Rouge
will have her parents. Nj aud Mrs
Cooke OF Louisville Ky and sister
Miss BETTY Cooke. with her fof the
utpteF
Miss Lilah Phillips of Lakeland st
tends the high school at Zachary board
tne eith her mothers relatives
II should have been mentioned be
fore that Mrs Johnston Armstrong Of
New Orleans IL suffering from several
broken BONES 10 her foot caused by a
slight slip OF turning Of the foot white
at home
Miss Daisy Bnokter is very much
pleased with her school at isis liaua La
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

Students or teachers wanting The
rrue Democrat at the special rate Of
iuc for the school term must have the
'ash accompany their orders, as We
'apnut keep books or send out bills
m this rate
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

sire Ym hayc been drinking
smell II on your breath
tie Not q drop, ! have been eating
frog legs What sou smell is hops
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

4 neeting of the Nomau's Auxiliary
0as held Thursday afternoon
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

And nnw who's going to the state
Fair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26
RosenWald's

oi the Dgutry without uk me- "a cir
Duitoue route. II H. proposed to huilo
ID good highway 1--WE cuba. IN
|-lu51y.l county. o. Buchanan, "a am
Ca Fs county, connecting at the latter
point with the state highway into A.
%hIIucTuu,. Furthermore. a rUad Of
this kind built uotVV,u tU. points
ramud would give the people nt SAN
Juan counts Ju outlet tn N'uquyr-
cue, |urlnsing trade 10 this cts wE.eh
row rue- tu southern 'ulr7do points.
MI. Nouus states thtt iho uDon."
81 his Domm3nity are 'nthu-ipeu
Dvor th' protect and are WORKING
hard 20 sooItc the appropriation.
Also, hat the, have the lacking of
the tslauoln and RIO Pueroo com.
su,i.c-. 70. well aa q pouGly number
.,t san Juan county rcurI" and they
ere not going 10 leave o. stone ma
termed To- secure the appropriation TO-
iho road.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26
Rosenwald's

1tnitliion, lighting. water supply ana
...u street car service have been I'M
rr. 90 under tho direction OF Genera!
-lrII..
TN, general himself takes the
t,sur-f Iuteres, i an such work
Seeing some English troops M brig
l. IIll % daS. hc refined MS hurs"
ana etched them for a moment.
They ought 10 have finished al -
TINT before leaving England" vas
HIs comment Here the business IA
600 build roads and dag sewers
Naturally. the Inhabitants Of
Greece second cts who ave been
.t.lrrs 81 Grrece for three years with
no advantages save Of the payment
.f heavier taxes than evor the Turk,
haI ,stoted are delighted with the
civic activities - the French.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26

last evening the Ration lodge held
parliamentary drill. aud the follow
ing uut Of town dclcsate- attended:
Mr.. Kochl'r. aud Mr. Grimm, dele.
gates from ration Mrs Ma, MCkcu-
zio. vice president of The assembly
Mis. = 'omstoch. secretary OF the
a-..WhiS MIS-. T.. D. Cullis'or Mr.
a a. Works. Mr. Elizabeth bailey,
Ia CumstuDk, all Of Las NcFaa; Mr.
Anna *. BLACK. Mn MARY Bts-olt OF
SILVER CITY, Mr.. Mabel Mckinney o.
Gallup MO Edward ogden OF Roy,
Mrs Lr,lp Richards 81 Nrtcsid, and
Mr.. Vsra luer', warden of the as
sombly. from Dexter
Al grand officers are u the city
ready for ssssiou ana ne local order
has made extensive preparations for
The social session, 10 Dee held this
evening at The regular session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26

from 20 moving freight train two milo
west of his home. IridaN night HI-
.flaht i'a ana i,r foot wrr" severed
fi. wa auI. io huIl par ICES PISS Is
H 1000 1ar" and thus summoned The
.II.'.r from Mpuufaluu.r Wound.
.'r. dressed temporarily and uU wac
hurried b.. JHfp 90 'h, hospital nUto
las father ANA mother followed lul
oi| uu .lir ,ifog. WHs ,utur o.
uri Pod. life His brother arrived sun.
da '.,uIr- Two sisters irufl .lD.I-
,uh 1r. expected tr er.;g. tn,. ,.o-
MINIS. The funeral eor.i.r- .ll Pei
.unia. trI De-. RE-. U o.. Taylor from
Ir.H.1 parton az lN To-. u W,due7-
'fH Hur.H. viii br 'u tu.Illtv
,m"fsrt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26
Publicity Bureau
Attracts Attention

ono booth 100 the pavilion, lt tho
state fair iaaf attracts moro than
ordinary attention from .sitors. 4 the
New Mexico pubA,ity bureau IN
charge of SIR Titl,ou publicity agent
Of tho state Hand office.
In his booth may be found a gem
crous assortment Of literature per
tanning tu M resources ana indus
tries 81 Sew Mexico including that
useful booklet Sew Mexico cook
cry. an for frre distribution Ru'
the most attractive feature Of this
literature. 60 the Iafgo number Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26
Stern Residence Is
Sold to Arizona Man

Tic simon stern residence on the
corner Of Copper avenue ana seventh
street was bought yesterday hy Mr.
Juan Candclaria. the wei known
stockman and ranchor from Concho,
Arizona. through the agency - the
clty Realty ana Loan company. Mt.
Candelar-. ~il make his home here
IN IN" future The property consists
of three corner lots and ~ considered
to be n Of the beautiful and val.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26
Big Crowds Present
At Lodge Meetings

Last evening Harmony lodge 40. I
OF the odd Fellows oxemrliaed work
In the FIRST degree. 80 which tiu;c an
exceptionally large delegation attend
cd. g \ Talmadse, secretary of the
srgnd Lodge" which convenes today.
was present.
At the meeting OF The Rebekah az
scmbly held at the \. o. l.. ". hall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26
\ MEDICINE. OF MERIT

The great ale ~ LYDIA + Pink
ham. V~,setable Compound an over
thls land o. the result % genuine
merit. Tho reason X hat this good
ola fashioned roo and herb medicine
actually helps those suffering from
tho ailments peculiar 20 women II
~ ala not. would no, the women az
America have found II out In fortv
buzz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26
lust a Word of
Mems Fall
Suits

Upon the foundation of
Ruscnwald built in shar"
tailoring has been ere
ntci Il new and more
udmirabl. edificc of
style. Youthful, grace.
full. suited To- every man
of every age. No suits
- compare with these
have been shown before.
We think. There j.
about them the iudefin
able distinction which
every man instantly rec
ognizes but which huf
files description. And
the prices remain NJ the
old comfortable levels
characteristic of Roscn
valid 's-sl5 10 s25.
Whether you want your
fall sui , now or later,
Won will find an inspor
ton of ihepo new clothes
% genuine pleasure. Fab
ucs and patterns are
here in wide variety
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26
Mortuary
Virgil u. Campbell

Virsil ~ Campbell. 20 yours I'D.
son 20 Rev and MI. (, ". Campbell
~ Mountainair. dicd AZ thu prrs1s-
terrain hospital Monday afternoon
from Injuries received when n foIl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26

sets YOU crazy can't besr the touch
- your clothing Doan's Ointment -
fine for skin itching All druggists
sell II. soc a boz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26

liable homes iu the city. The price
paid was not disclosed but = is known
90 he 100 the n-eishuuthood Of So upH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26

enough 10 satisfy amy 'nst"i sizes are complete; The usual sieehl
zci services to men of stout build and to young men extended,
The Pos,office Is Opposite Our Mems Entrance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26

Footwear that's different
from every standpoint.
Shoes for men, women
and children that will
stand the acid test.
Shoes that don't only
look right but that will
wear right every pair
scientifically fitted by
shoe experts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26
Open Evenings Until Nine O'clock
BRILLIANT NEW AUTUMN SILKS

The spoudor Of silks thi, season is unexpected. Brilliant but half
describe, them
Just when dyeSuft~ seemed to have become anninilated by war con-
ditious, RoSeuvHldS. always alert. found the manufacturers vino were
quietly producing the most gorgeous wcaNcS. and using the dyes they
had m reserve for their cuorugS and their patterns.
1t was something To rejoice over No>cnWHId s. would he able 20
show the richest silks in Ahuqucrquc-and AZ normal prices Largo
orders brought the privilege OF first choice. We secured the most beau
tnul wcavcs, and IN quantities. See Rosenwald Fall Silks tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26

But then, You would hardly expect to see Snrh a variety of them -
see If yoI would tomorrow
Really, You Fan hardly afford not to sec them if You arc at all in
tcrcStcd IN Dress iood>-al because Of the interest that RoSnnwall :
has taken in providing them and in striving to SCI a ncw standard.
-rlaids. checks. stripes. plain coior>. Every q many of them. Come
and sec them while down town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26

\ \
New
FALL MILLINERY
MODES THAT
HAVE BEEN
ENDORSED
BY FASHION
MASTERS.
OUT FOR THE
FIRST TIME
BEAUTIFUL
AND CONFIDENT
STYLES THAT
ARE ADVANCED
AND THAT WILL
PREDOMINATE
FOR WEEKS TO
COME,
INCLUDING A
COLLECTION OF
NEW MODELS
FROM THE FOREMOST
DESIGNERS OF THE
TIME MANY IDEAS
THAT ARE JUST
DEVELOPED AND
THAT HAVE NOT
BEEN ANTICIPATED
AS WELL AS A
GROUP OF VERY
SMART HATS FROM
AMERICA S LEADING
MII.LINERS WHO
HAVE GIVEN ROSENWALD'S
PREFERENCE IN THE
SELECTION OF THEIR
CHOICEST IDEAS
HATS TO BE FOUND AT
ROSENWALD'S ONLY
FAIR WEEk" -
SECOND FLOOR.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-31

As they came out OF the shop a
man in the passing crowd halted In
amaze at sight OF them. He was
fiorid Of face. gray OF hair.
Long and bewildered he stared AFT
er the happy couple. Then a strange
expression crept into his heavy fea-
lures, and slowly he moved on.
"I've a surprise for YOU" Evelyn
Was saying. as she and Bruce turned
homeward. II had q letter from my
father yesterday. He Ia coming to
New York. He may get here today
or tomorrow"
How long did you say It is since
you've seen him?" asked Bruce. TO
whom his sweetheart had told little
about her family.
Not for nearly nine years" she
replied. HE came to the boarding
school for me Just after my mother
died. He said he had Loaf all his
money In wallst. and that he'd
have to go west and start life all
over again"
They were married, with but two
witnesses, early the following day,
At the Little Church Around the Cor
per. After which they started In q
taxi to Bruce's bachelor rooms for
that little tete-a-tete wedding break
fast that Bruce's man was to have
The Detroit times., 1916-05-31

Chuck and the other little people
whom Reddy Is forever trying 20
catch. were rejoicing that they did
not have to worry about him. II
was q great relief not to have 20 be
watching out for Rsddy Fox every
tine they poi<ed their heads out OF
their homes. To be sure. old Gran
ny Fox had to be watched out for.
and also Ola Man Coyote. but II is
always easier to watch out for two
than for three. and SO. though Red
dy was missed on the Green Mead.
ows and in the Green Forest. II was
in a very nice way.
At least they thought 30, But
once in a while little shiver would
60 over them when they thought OF
the time when ne should come back.
Ven see they knew perfectly we'll
that he would do his best To make
trouble for them just 10 make up
to- the time that they had been free
from him, But they made the most
OF their opportunity, and while
Rsddy brooded all by himself up in
the Old Pasture they rejoieed In the
glad springtims and were happy,
which IL very much the way of all
the great world,
Next story; Digger the Badger
Hears What Happened,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-31

or that broadway would most enthu-
siastically welcome the new leading
woman. Evelyn Eden. 10 its fellow
ship.
The brief last act had begun. In
this act Evelyn did not come on un-
I'll Ave minutes before the fall OF the
curtain. Bruce and she had been
sitting In her dressing room. He
had just stepped out in response to
a message from the manager. when
Duncan billiards card was brought
to Evelyn.
A moment later billiard strobe
into the room. She ran to greet him
and he caught her iovially In his big
arms. His breath reeked of cheap
liquor.
Daddy" she cried. "Oh. it's so
good 10 see you, was afraid you
wouldn't get TO New York on time.
T.
II got here yesterday" he said. IL
was on my way to your rooms when
saw you walking with"
"You saw me-and you didn't
speak to me!" abe asked. hurt to the
quick. "whyr'
because you were with"
Daddy broke In Evelyn. In Joy
Gus excitement as Bruce entered.
This Ii my husband"
The two men stood face to face.
II was Hilliard who spoke flrst.
ct know him." he said CURLY.
What" she asked. amazed.
you've met
81 met him when he stole my wife
from me. nine years ago"
"Dadl" she gasped.
When he stole her from me and
then cast her OF like "a"
"You ne!" ragged Bruce. his eyes
ablaze, his fists hard clinched.
Dad Bruce," walled the girl,
dumfounded with horror.
Then In fash she recalled
Eunice's lame excuse for her pres,
ence In Kngston's rooms that day
And her heart died within her.
She opened her lips. as though 10
speak. But before the words could
take form, the call-boy hurried In &c
summon her to the stage.
| Bruce ran at top speed to inter
cept his bride. But he was too late,