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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
Her Dream Becomes Reality-Edward Sanderson Comes
To Claim His Own.
Copyright 1915 Star Company

She repeated this conversation TO her
! husband He said nothing, but looked
grave.
Surely. he reasoned within himself.
! he was not interfering with Gods ways
/ in answering certain letters that came
I TO him. This was only helping things
along ,
September again. Perhaps not as
| wonderful q month as the September OF
a year ago. yet there were still beau
( dful, golden days; still pale moonlight
! nights
Jane was well now, she declared. and
went softly about the house. doing the
trifling tasks that her mother would
allow her to perform.
The Coming visit.
At last a day came when Ezra re-
ceiTed a letter which he read to his
wife. He called her into the kitchen
and closed the door before imparting
TO her the contents OF the epistle.
This was only one OF the many let
tiers he had from the same person. he
announced with an air Of importance
L don't suppose you've guessed" he
said, who's been sending JaEe these
handsome flowers all this time"
Mrs Hardy looked at him with good
natured patronage.
Well. pa" she inquired. do you
think I'm fOol-Pd like to know
oh, so you guessed, did you?" he
asked. astonished.
knew"
exclaimed. And I never told you a
thing about it,
You didn't have to- she rejoined.
Well anyway. he's coming to see
Let him Gomez was the mothers
succinct comment. But we won't tell
her a thing about it"
II was toward the close Of a warm
afternoon that Edward Sanderson came.
Mrs. Hardy had so far diSreEarded Mr.
Evans's suggestion that she arranged
matters to her own satisfaction. She
had persuaded Jane TO take her book
down 70 the sheltered pOrch-the little
side veranda that could not be seen
from the road
But from where the girl sat could
be seen the orchard that sloped away
from the back of the house TO the
bridge across the little brook in the
meadow II was on this green stretch
that James gaze rested. now that she
was alone. Her book lay unheeded in
her lap.
Dream and Reality.
Was il only a year ago that she had
told Edward Sanderson goodby there
forever? Only g year, She closed her
eyes and saw again his face. She had
seen IL thus in Imagination thousand
times lately This was her one happi-
ness-to picture him as he used TO look
when he loved her.
There could be no harm in this now
There was a step behind her, and she
turned her head.
There he stood in the doorway. his
eyes full of love. as they had been on
that day when he and she had watched
the sunset together He spoke ner name
softly. taking a quick step toward her
She rose and stood looking at him,
whispering his name over and over.
Ned she breathed. Ned
But he did not answer. only held his
arms out TO her.
And with a happy little murmur OF
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Mordsy-0Eange Gridd1e Cakes

back In other words. the force Of
gravitation on that little orb IS so
small that the bullet, leaving the muz-
zle OF the gun at a speed of half a
mile a second, would not return, but
would circle thereafter around the sun
on its own account, as an infinitesimal
planet.
If a man were 10 find himself on one
q the very small toy worlds less
than 10 miles IN diameter. be II sup
posed-and were 10 throw a stone
with all his might. it would never
come back.
How Big Was Mother Planet.
Now. IL these baby sisters OF the
earth-"a asteroids they are sometimes
called-are in reality fragments OF
an exploded planet, how big. may one
suppose, was the latter before IL
-busted"2 And a question that ma
turally suggests itself why did IL eX-
As for the first time. nobody can
say how big il was But fl was
o. obablv less in size than the ulaner
Of them were put together. would
not make globe nearly as big as
Mars
The ALLEGED explosion might have
been caused in any one Of several
ways. 1t may be that the supposed
planet revOlved on its axis too FAST
and that centrifugal force tore II 10
pieces or, If. like the earth, II Was
may have found the way into its mol
ten Interior and. converted into steam
may have rent il 10 fragments.
An objection TO the explosion theory
is that IL would not account for the
varied and eccentric orbits Of the toy
worlds" But if il were supposed that
there was a series Of explosions
that. after the bursting Of the planet.
the major fragments in their turn
eXplOded-the explanation would say
the astronomers be satisfactory.
May May Outside Captives.
Many astronomers. however, do not
endorse the explosion theory. A be-
lief that has been slowly gaining
ground is that the baby worlds are
CO ptives from outer space. dragged
into the solar system by the powerful
OF Jupiter
How tremendous the attraction o.
Jupiter is may be judged from the
fact that that giant planet is 81
tines as big as the earth. II is bigger
that all the other seven planets, ths
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

but it's lost and I can't find 81. don't
/ know what to do. I don't dare 90 Oh,
and yet I'm afraid TO 90 back
Wei. we'll, This sounds like
trouble" said Uncle Wiggily TO him
self, as he looked around. 7 haven't
helped any one out OF trouble IN a long
while, and it's time did 1 must see
about this"
He looked down in the grass and
there stood Billie Bushytails one Of the
squirrel boys.
why Billie. what's the matter"
kindly asked the bunny
'Oh. Uncle Wiggily, How glad I am
to see yOui" chartered the squirrel.
There is matter and trouble enough.
You see I am running erralds for NJ.
Osh kosh, the monkey gentleman who
keeps the grocery store I work Sat
urdays and after school, and so earn
a few pennies. Just now ne gave me
a basket Of things to take 70 Mrs
WibbleWobble, the duck lady. and in
the basket was pound OF butter. But
it isn't there now"
Where is ito asked Uncle WiEeily.
1T must have fallen out" said Billie.
II guess I lost il. And 7 don't want
to go back and tell Mr.. Osh Kosh how
careless I was, and I don't dare take
Mrs. Wibblewobble's groceries TO her
without the butter. as she wants that
most special for she's going 10 make
a cake"
That's too bad" said the bunny
man. IL help you look for the but
ter" He did. but neither he nor Billie
could find it. Uncle WigSily was just
going back TO the store TO buy an
extra pound. to give the squirrel when
a voice cried:
Here, Uncle Wiggily. take us. Take
a lot OF our blossoms, pound them Up
into a nice, round, yellow ball and we
will be butter for the duck lady"
Who are your asked the rabbit,
surprised like
The buttercup flowers you saved
from the alligator" was the answer.
We don't mind being made into but
ter TO help you and Billie. because you
we're so good TO us, saving US from the
alligator. Mix US up into butter"
So Uncle Wiggily did, making a nice
yellow pat OF butter from the flowers
and when Billie took il, with the other
groceries, to Mrs Wibblewobble, she
said ii was the best she had ever eaten
on bread.
So you see it is good 70 be kind,
even to flowers. and II the tulip olos-
som doesn't whisper in school and have
20 be kept in to sing to the ear OF
corn, III tell you about Uncle Wiggily
and Coolies bottle.
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distance from the sun. is Mars. But
between the orbit Of Mars ana lnal OF
Jupiter. the innermoSt OF the -FOUR
Outer planets. there is an enormous
gan. these four outer planets being
Jupiter. Saturn. Uranus, and Neplune
To put the case in other words In
the series OF distances OF the planets
from the sun there is a break between
Mars and Jupiter Mars, in its endless
tourney around the sun, Is on an
average. 10000, 050 miles away from
the great central orb jupiter IS
500 900. 600 miles away
Finding Ceres Was Beginning.
Astronomers long ago got a notion
that there ought 10 be a planet some
where between Mars and Jupiter
They looked for il hard, and, as 4 re-
suit, Ceres was discovered IN Just mat
place a little over a century ago Il
was not much OF a planet, being less
than SOC miles in diameter. but the
finding OF il created no small amount
Of excitement in scientific circles
This, however, was only the begin
ming. In the following year a sec
ond minor planet was discovered In
the same region. somewhat smaller
in size. and named Pallas. 4 third.
called June. turned up in 1904, and
in 1907 Nesta-was added TO the list
These were only a beginning From
that time on additional toy worlds
were espied in the gap OF space 'tWlNI
Mars and Jupiter. and IL soon became
evident that there was a great flock
of them Nobody ever VIII know how
many there are, because majority
OF them are probably too tiny 10 De
seen by the most powerful telescope.
but as above stated, S22 have been
spotted" UP TO date
Are Nuisance to Astronomers.
These little planets. Just as properly
members OF the solar system as the
astronomers Some OF them get lost
from time 10 time, and 10 spot them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent FeEk@ss
The Positive Woman

1 Know A PETTY GrRL-you know sew
eral like her-whose face is clouded
over several times an hour BY a deep
frown, whose sweet mouth is groW-
ing hard from the emphatic state
ments she makes, and whose eyes
are getting the most dreadful sQuint.
And it's all because she is too posi-
tive in her statements, too forceful
in manner. too "snappy" in speech.
And it's harming her good looks
dreadfully,
You're not that sort, are you2 For
you must consider carefully ali your
mental as well as physical shOrtcoa-
ings in a quest for real beauty. And
this oTer-emphasis is such a common
fault among our girls today The
girls Of our grandmother days, as
we judge them from the books OF the
period, were coIorless and spiritless:
but they at least were not aggressive
like so many ultra modern women
So beware Of the habit Of emphasiz-
ing your words by frowning. for IL
viii bring wrinkles into your fore
head and spoil your eyes by narrow
ing them and by adding crows feet
10 their corners Be careful Of max
ing your words weightier by biting
them OF. for your voice will rasp
and your mouth will tighten. Such
habits add years to the face and make
its expression unlovely.
Your opinions viii be better
thought Of and your words and ideas
Will he more respected il your voice
is soft and clear. your words distinct
without being sharp. Many a woman
whose face has assumed that positive,
4 know It all expression has made
herself infinitely younger and pref
tier by forgetting her dictatorial
manner and cultivating softness and
repose.
II you have any such bad habits,
break them at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

THERE are you going toda-,
Y" Uncle Wiggily2' asked
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
the muskrat lady housekeeper, as she
saw the bunny gentleman starting out
one morning. hopping down the porch
of his hollow stump house.
q hardly know he answered 7
an going TO look around my farm and
see what needs TO be done may have
10 hoe my corn. or pull some weeds
out Of the radish bed so they can go
10 sleep easier, tonight
Why don't you have your onions dc
some OF the weed pulling asked Nurse
Jane. I'm sure those onions are strong
enough 10 pull up almost anything
Yes. I think they could even pull
out an aching tooth spoke Uncle
WiEEily with a smile. But guess I
won't set them TO work just yet. Good
1 hope"
7 hope so. too said Miss Fuzzy
Wuzzy, as Uncle Wiggily hoped along
over his farm
He had not gone very far before, all
OF sudden, as he came to the edge Of
big green field. in which were grow
ing a cluster OF yellow buItercup flow
ers, the rabbit gentleman saw the
skillery-scalery alligator switching his
nutmeg crater of a tail from one side
10 the other breaking off and cutting
down the nice blossoms.
"Oh. what q mean chap he is
thought the bunny That alligator
can neither eat the flowers, nor wear
them for q bouquet still ne wants 70
spoil them III make him stop
The skilery- scalery fellow had not
seen Uncle Wiggily as yet. having his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
CHAPTER LxIII.


GRADUALLY Milton settled down
to its accustomed calm after the
~ tragedies and shocks that had ere
ated such turmoil
And, as it settled down, the people
who knew Jane Reeves began to speak
Of her once more as they had spoken
Of her when she was a girl.
II there had been any hard feelings
toward the young wife who had seemed
to withdraw form her former asso-
ciates, they were set aside The SIMS
ter rumors, the fearful suspicious that
had been whispered after her husbands
death, were forgOtten-at least they
were silenced so completely that Jane
herself never knew OF the SHADOW that
had lowered over her--the shadow that
the confession and suicide OF Mary
Baird had banished.
AS the weeks passed, the girls old
friends came often TO ask about her
Sometimes they had a glimpse OF her
when she was well enough TO see them
She gained strength slowly and was
like the ghost of herself.
Each week there came from town
box Of flowers addressed to Jane There
was no card with them, and the girl
never asked who sent them II she
suspected from whom they came, she
accepted them as a token OF sympathy
10 fancy they were the bearers OF any
more tender message
If Ezra Hardy was in the secret he
did not betray it. De had grown
strangely gentle Of. late. and Jane
found his tenderness toward her almost
pathetic. She felt no resentment for
the part he had played in trying TO ar
range her life for her He, too. had
put his fingers on the machinery, and
he had suffered for his interference.
Nobody but Ezra. and his wife knew
how Wretched they had both been dur
ing the winter after James marriage
They had sent their daughter from
them and they seemed 10 have lost her
They had seen, too, that she was IN
happy, although they tried TO smother
their misgivings IN reproaches and re
proofs at her indifference Then she
had returned to them broken. dis
traught creature; and. as they watched
her lying at the very gate OF death,
they felt that their punishment was
greater than they could bear
But now she was restored IS II BY
3 miracle: and she declared that She
never wanted to leave them again
For a while this assurance had sat
isfied Mrs. Hardy. but as the wistful
look fingered in her child's eyes the
girl had forever vanished. Was the
spring Of youth in her entirely dry
Would she never be really interested in
anything again
.sDO Nothing"
'She is interested in you and her IA
Their" Mr.. Evans reminded Mrs Hardy
when she asked him this question.
she used to be interested in every
thing" the mother argued. Now she
is as settled as IL she was a middle
aged woman instead Of a young thing
/ wish I knew what 10 do"
do nothing" admouished the pas
tor. Don't interfere with Gods ways.
Remern ber-that was done once
He did not mean to be severe But
Mrs Hardy understood and obeyed-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

again is not an easy matter. IheiE
only. though important. usefulness =
TO enable the star gaZers 10 deterlulhe
the weight OF the major planets, Wnlcn
is reckoned by perturbations in their
courses, an affair Of mathematics IN
tirely too deep for ordinary lolAs
10 understand
The difficulty Of keeping track or
the baby worlds has given rise 10 one
very curious circumstances, nancy
the bestOwal OF a money income upon
small family of them The late
Prof Watson. OF Ann ArbOr, Mass, an
astronomer OF high reputation, himself
discovered % and so anxious was ne
lest some Of them might get away tnal
in his Will he left a substantial sum
to the National Academy Of Sciences,
10 nav for taking care OF them 1t
may be said that they are the only
heavenly bodies for whom an annuity
has ever been provided
vesta Brightest Toy World.
Vesta is the brightest OF the toy
worlds not because she Is the big
gest, but for the reason that she at
times approaches nearer 10 the earth
than some Of the others Ceres IS
about 4S5 miles IN diameter Pallas,
30f miles comes next Nesta has
diameter Of PAS miles. her surface area
being a little greater than that OF
California.
In point o. area. one might com
pare the largest baby worlds with
The various states Of the union. Ceres
representing Texas. and others Of
them scaling down 10 the size OF
Rhode Island But, as already eX-
planned. many OF them-in fact, a
majority-are much smaller. one
might compare them. in respect OF
surface extent. with counties
IL would take more than $4,000
Vestas TO make a globe the size of the
earth II one were to stand anywhere
on the surface OF Vesta and fire off
q rifle. the bullet would never come
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
Ice Cream and Sliced Pineapple
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

IN maKsEg ice cream. care should
- be taken to keep everything
used in making it clean, as It is a
thing that requires cleanliness or
else It's delicious favor Ein be
changed II cream IS left standing
any length Of time IN the freezer a.
ter 1t Is. taken out, the freezer
should be scaided and turned upside
down. Il cream is kept on Zee to be
made into ice cream. the neIt day
when it IS removed from the ice, It
should not stand long. as the sud
den change win ca1se It to sour
very quickly. Il the cream Is good
q VII, in making. double the guam
tity. Care must be taken when re-
moving the top from the freezer.
The top should be wiped on each
MondsT-OEzngl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

TRAP for toy worlds mas oeen
a newly invented by PROF.. Young,
L - the astromer in charge OF the
great naval observatory at Washing
ION. II is a telescope camera, and
seems likely to add Importantly TO car
human knowledge in regard to GER
tain matters which hitherto have
been a puzzle TO star-gazers.
There are eight planets in the solar
system. Was there once ninth?
And. II so, did IT explode7
If there was such a psaner, and II
did explode, the resulting fragments,
a great many OF them at all events,
are plainly 20 be described in the
heavens, with the help OF q telescope
Tkev are the toy worlds above
mentioned; in shape, miniature lik-
nesses OF the earth, though some OF
them are less than 10 miles in dia-
meter.
Has Named So OF Them.
ID to date SO OF these baby planets,
ali Of which revolve about the sun.
have been discovered and named
Astronomers. however, are accustomed
TO refer to them by numbers. No
being Ceres. which, the first one to
be Spotted was found in 1901
The outermOst Of the four fun
nedged inner" planets, measuring by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

love she went straight tO. him. .
In the kitchen two old people looked
into each others faces with moist eyes,
but smiling lipe.
THANK God" Ezra Quavered.
There, pa; haven't always told you
not to worry Mrs. Hardy said tremu-
lousy. Il always knew that something
very good would some time happen &c
Jane. And, you see. pat has.'
(Ths End)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

Could q nan csIs G question ~ q trons-
ans beauty dcpCrtWcgtf TIC sccond rns
o. nv rr7it foot ftl7ss urdcr as30n ffseff.
ong irS not 5euatiflt. 7 assure p0u Pos
soy H04 niight suggest irGV 70 III this
little matter Mcrc Var.
hep.y-If you will have the cord cut
that draws up the toe. you viii have no
more trouble with &c. We welcome quss-
tons from men as well as women-quite a
lew write in TO ask questions about health
and hygiene
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

feet Wash your fest In hot water. then
let them soak q moment or two in water
10 which pound OF Epson salts has been
added. This cures the pumness- Put
plenty OF talcum powder inside the shoe
before putting Il on. See that your liver
Is IN good condition Excessive perspirz-
ton comes from this.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
Naval Astronomer Invents Trap For
Toy Worlds; Catches 822 to Date
Bly,
Rene Bache

Ne" i ~ yRsTlTdB tween Mars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
Questions and Answers

Please Tirc ~ C cooling t-rsh for sr-oII-
n. hot FEET. VIZ fhis destroy the od0rf Nine
are mashed ercry day. bat ne Od0r Of pcr-
sPirotiOn Is SfiU apparent otter hare Kept
ny shoes on any length o. time
Friend.
Reply advise you TO wear low pumps
always, as these allow more air around the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

time before It Is removed from the
freezer, as 3 little salt win spoil an
the cream. For fancy Ices, the
moulds are made Of lead or pewter.
and ara sold for this pursss az
hardware or housefmnishtng stnreaj
To make pure ice cream proceed h
the following manner:
Take two cups Of single cream,
sWesten Il With onehAlf cup Of
sugar, GsTDF wa one tablespoon
-tuI Of ysnah eDenee; pour the
mixtms into the freezer, freeze f
to the consistency Of = very thick
batter. then put II into = long plstn
mould. pack this IN Ice for three
aud a half 70 four hours, them tim
out the ice IN the usual way On >
dish paper On to . dish; gzKuksh
With slices Of fresh or cannes pine
apple and English Ealnufs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

TRAP for toy worlds has been
newly invented by PROF.. Young
. the astromer in charge OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

RADUALLY Milton settled down
to its accustomed calm after the
~ tragedies and shocks that had ere
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