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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-01-13
CHAPTER XVI.
will you marry NET"

ToR hours wilfred sat opposite,
staring at Lahoma's worn face.
pathetic In its youthful round.
ness. from which the bloom
had vanished. wondering at her grace.
beauty. helplessness and perfect faith
In him. Tint faith revealed itself In
every line Of the form lying along the
seat and spoke from the unconscious
face from which the brown hair was
outspread to dry.
How oddly her voice had sounded
How strange had been Its accent when
she said. 1T never entered my mind
that I was the little girlr' Had she
been sorry for the thought to come 7
Did she think less Of him because he
had not remained true to Annabelf
Would II not have been far better to
wait until reaching their destinatio
before limiting Of lovef Even while
perplexed over these problems and
while charmed by that appealing face.
with the softly parted lips. by the ng-
ure that stirred in the rhythm Of stun
Der. other thoughts. other objects
weighed upon him-the two dead men.
the dead horse just outside. One OF
those men might be Red Kimball
Armed and watchfui. wilfred wait
"a through the hours. When no longer
able to bear the uncertainty he crept
from the stage with the lantern and
examined the recent scene OF furious
struggle. There were only two slain
the driver and one OF Red Kimbalrs
companions. Either Kimball and his
other comrnde had escaped or had been
captured. n any Of the attacking par.
~ had fallen the bodies had been
borne away. Bloodstains Indicated
that more than two had been shot
From that CHASTITY sight II was q re-
lief to nnd himself once more inciosed
BY the coach walls with Lahoma 20
peacefully sleeping.
Once he fell into a doze from which
he was startled by the impression that
soft nsises. not Of wind or rain. we're
creeping over the earth. He sat erect.
with the confused fancy that wolves
were sinking among the wheels. were
Caring up at the windows. were drag
ging away the corpses. The sudden
movement Of his hand as II grasped
his pistol awoke Lahomn.
She opened her eyes wide. but did
not lift her cheek from the arm that
lay along the cushion. There you
are" she said. "just as was dream
Ing
He pretended not to be uneasy. but
his ears strained 70 catch the meaning
Of those mysterious movements Of the
night Her voice cut across the vague
murmur OF the open plain:
you only came oncer'
Although her eyes were wide. she
was apparently but half awake. Not
. muscle moved as she looked into his
face. ~ thought" she murmured. 1T
was on account Of Annabel"
II went away because ] loved you"
he answered softly. II promised Brick
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-01-13

ia go II l felt myself caring. and no
body could help caring for you. That's
why left the country. Just as soon
as we laughed together-it happened.
That's why didn't come again"
yes" sighed Lahoma. as II IL was
not 30 hard to understand now.
"And that's why I've come back, "
be added. Because I've kept on low.
ing you"
"Yes." she sighed again. She closed
her eyes and seemed TO fall asleeD.
Perhaps II was a sort OF knowing sleep
that lost most Of the world. but cpng
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-01-13

Beres College with

BEREA, FRIEND OF WORKING STUDENTS College
us amiaed schools not making institution
tain fees but year the
eft OF m Students giving highest arars-
ing " far :" possible for students every way
OUR SCHOOL is LIKE FAMILY careful regulations 10 uro-
ec the character and reputation the students
como from the best families and improve
o any VINO may be sick the College who
extra charge. - 1890 '
All except those with Berea College budnss .uh
many assist in work Of boarding
and getting pay according to the value Hxosps
ne expenses Write the Secretary coming secure employ
~ ~-S'~'-
PERSONAL EXPENSES for clothing laundry postage books e.s
vary win dneren people Berea avors cimsc
pest but as students must attend regardless the weather
wraps and undecong umbrellas
hE COOPERATIVE STORE furnishes books toilet articles worn
uniforms umbrellas and other necessary articles q
LIVING EXPENSES really below COLLEGE a,k, q,
rent r the nne buildings which charging onv
roon rent 70 pay for cleaning fuel lights washinr Of
Deoohe ana towels For table board extras
Week the fa and H50 in WINTER furnished room with mai
'shs washing OF bedding 40 10 90 each person
SCHOOL FEES two. First Deposit m r..n1..
o return OF room key library books paid but once an.
Is returned when the student departs 49, " 0' .A-
Second an INCIDENTAL FEE" help expenses for care Of
sonooi buildings hospital library etc. NOTHING for tu
on or service OF teachersal instruction free g Ths
ncontai Fee Tor Foundation tsrm
IN Academy and Normal 1900 and 800 Collegiate course
rAiMENr MUST BE IN ADVANCE and room re,4
H the term board by the half term nsamen follows
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|
oensc'ous'y 10 rev 'oess Inc noises
vi tne nisnt o'eu away Presently ne
nearu ner murmur as ntt'e smile
IVY. svoe' ne p.r'eo ips, Inc cove
pIe.'y u,s-'"enes more room tnan
'"uusn'
| "nen sns vas woe AWAKE oaynens
rnu snppeo .nrouen .ne winaowa On
| w"o' sue eAc'simeo, sittine suo-
.eny eree' anu putting ner nanos 70
ne, neao "ecnan'caiiy' s-ars we All
n,
All ngnt said the young man
cneer,'y. rneresa good zeal OF snow
On tne srouno' Out u was blown on tne
.rah Tor ,ne most part some rriends
n"'e p'o'meu "s WIN tne means OF 30
ing iorwaru
.. nu, aon !, unue'stanu
we" "n"n tne sanuwicnes ana
men some snow Tor wafer ana tnen
mount LooA,see ,nose Two lno,sn
pn' 'rr . 70 .ne 'ons"s VI ,ne
.Asei "ey" ear.y "' =" 'ne next
''s,'on ,Ae 'ne W'"u
80 ''"" ''o" '"e "'""o"' oe""
".
uon nv" any mo'e aovu' '.e.n
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n. 80, 1870. -. ~ s,,s.
800 = 49,. .ne 1919 ~
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N ,ale What come. ian, :, whs,ber
.s ,-s r.'
h,.gor mvs,.rv than an that s,I,ng m,
mind"
.yv,., q. ,ho,y-
"You..
sho han, ov.r IN. .andw,ch With
beiebtene,i color. "Poor Br;ckw sbe
murmured. n. N 70 divert his ,houebts
But HIS svmpatbv tust then was not for
Br,ck
"Iaboma Won sa,d thar th,. IN n sub.
'ect man shouid pring up
cue iookeu NJ nin oHsn"y' sui nusn-
ing. "eh'
I'm bringing II up iAnoma.
nu. we must ue p'ann'ns " save
o.ek from ATTEST
IN nop'ns we" se' none III ume
No'e 'nat s"y no"e' i.anona. e'e'
10 the cove I'D hoping wei reach
none IN hn'e W 'o'es.ai, neu nin'-
Jail we've iost great ueai OF ume'
out brick oouptiess Is saieiy nidins.
Ana "heh we get 70 the journeys emo
-Lahoma. 90 you know wnat naturally
'olnes at tne journeys emu
NO.
marriage
tnought that was what you
neanI
w." ~" marty "e ~ ''e 'o''"'
-,
49,. .u,n-u 'ey " a"u -"
=, ,.s W.. -" 80. -,
n.,,- 81, '''
'" r ,a' vo a.. 81. $500.
nv ""o" '""' 's my !" "'
from Ave to eight inches across the
trail and to the height Of several feet
MP against those rock walls, raising.
as ON vast artificial tables. the higher
stretches OF the Kiowa country. But
by noon the plain was scarcely streak
ed with white. and when the sun set
there was nothing TO suggest that q
snowflake had ever fallen I'm that sand
strewn world When the rude cabins
and hasty tents Of the last stage station
In Greer county showed dark and white
r.. 90 -
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-01-13
INTERNATIONAL.
S(IlMSOlO0L
LESSON

(By r. o. SELLERS, Acting Director OF
the Sunday School Course Of the Moody
Bible Institute OF Chicaeo)
Copyright, 1915. Western Newspaper Union
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-01-13
LITERATURE FOR RURAL SCHOOLS

AAi6I\<AAONC TON NONAL
Continued from Page Fiye)
g. PenelOpe's Web.
I. Phaeton.
O. AraGhhe
" 1.poo anu Dapnnc.
o. .p "e 'uN-Dii'e''
" ms
VII. Bible Stories.
1. The Christ Child.
2. The Child Moses.
3. The Prodiga Son.
1. Daniel in the Lions Den.
VIII u.ro..
SoIocons from, uo,,o,ho d., TT,
o uoroo. ,ro,, a. .,on;o. 49, -.
" ~ ~ n..uns e..r;.o
lco,oo,o,. ,no,. &C., TIL 80 o,.o r.,o.,,
rh W. W.. Nh, ~ A o 'e' i"'e'
2. How Dame Nature Got Her Frost
3. Seedlings the Wing.
1. Little Maple Leaves.
s. The Vapor Family.
6. What the Fire Sprites Did
T. What Broke the China pitcher9
8. Little Brown Seed.
Q. The Towels Party.
TO- Fish and Frogs. ,
II. Tad and Polly.
~. A Living Pillow.
p..u
,S., = Chi, . s.i;n ''
q r - a t 1e'
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-01-13

(TO be Continued)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-16
FUN CONTRASTS
VlTIiR TRAGEDY

From the sublime to the rldiCu-
lous" is not an original thought pc
culiar to anyone in this generation.
but it is most expressive OF the bill
now being presented at the Hawaii
theater provided the word tragic is
substituted for sublime DR. Rameau,
a Fox Film Corporations feature in
Producing an all-star cast is the tragic
while-well Charlie Chaplin is also
on the bill
DIR. Rameau" is a story peculiar
to society of the present day. 1t deals
with a young Partisan physician who
weds and shortly loses his wife, being
left alone with an infant daughter.
He had revered his wife and her mem
DRY becomes sacred to him. The room
in which she died is kept inyiolate,
visited by him alone and only on the
anniversary of her death. On one of
these visits Rameau discovers letters
that prove to him that his wife had
been unfaithful and that the child,
Pamela, now in the first blush of wO-
manhood, is not his daughter
The love that Rameau had borne
for Pamela is turned to, hate. The
girl is cast from him and he even re-
fuses to go to her when she is be-
lieved to be dying. Eventually he is
prevailed upon to visit and admins
ter to the girl and his skill and science
save her life Meantime, she has cap
tivated him for herself alone and the
conclusion is sunshine, love and hap
piness.
Charlie Chaplins latest triumph is
mabel at the Wheel"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-16
Observation-Disclosures
SELWYN FARCE, 'NEAMY MARRIED.
ISONE BIG laugh IN THREE ACTS

acts aid in quite the most fetching an
pearance she has made here, and her
quick change from tears to smiles,
from storm to sunshine IS convincing,
~ natural In the last part of the
play good deal or The fast.moying
plot centers around the Young mus
band, in. which role Mr. LyteI Is his
usual capable and clean-Cut self,
Phillips Tead is admirable as the in.
terferihg brother; and some OF the
giveJand-take between himself and his
irate brother-in.law furnishes high
spots Of comedy
As usual the company shows close
attention TO detail of staging and cos
tuning The 0ff-stage limitations Of
tire trouble with a series OF autos is
enough TO draw deserved applause
from an audience which appreciates
the tribulations OF Chauffeurs and car
owners.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-16
SOUTH SEA TALE
CHARMING PLAY

Cyrus Townsend Hrady'S unique ro-
nance OF the South Seas. The Island
OF Regeneration" comes 10 the Nation,
al theater tomorrow afternoon in pho
to-drama. In this feature six part
picture. the Yttagraph company pre-
SCENTS Miss Edith Storey, a movie star
we'll known here, in the role of hath
crime Brenton. Others Of the excel.
lent cast whose names and work are
remembered are s Rankin Drew, An.
tonic Moreno Naomi Childers and
Jack Drawn
katherine Brenton. Running away
from the attentions Of the owner OF
a yacht on which she was a guest
is east on tropical island. presum-
ably not far from Honolulu. She meets
the sole inhabit2nt. man who has
lived there since early childhood. His
only memory OF language is the sim
pie phrases of childhood. more eSpeci-
ally the little evening prayer, Nov
lay me- which he learned at his
m0the: 5 knee.
Needless to say, there are speCtacu-
lar scenes; The Fire at sea; the
earthquake: the Girl bathing in a Sc
qpeStered pool; charming love scenes
on the STAND: arrival OF a cruiser. and
the return to civilization.
The seven-reel Seiig picture. The
Rosary. which features kathlyn Viii
liams and Charles Clary. and the Char
lie Chaplin comic, BY the Sea-" will
be shown tonight for the last time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-16
JANE HAS MANY
HEARTY LAUGHS

The name and fame of Charlotte
Greenwood undoubtedly preceded her
to Honolulu to Judge from the enthu-
siasm displayed by the audiences at
the Liberty theater during her appear
ance as Jane in the rollicking comedy
also entitled Jane" 1t is probable
that her wonderful record as a come
dienne in the popular coast success OF
the last season, $50 Long Lefty" may
be responsible for her local popular
ity or it may be her vaudeville
stunts" that have been remembered
by HonoIulsns who have witnessed
the big time" two-a-day on the main
land Also, it may be that her part
ner, Sidney Grant, also clever come
dian, is responsible in some measure
for the applause at the Liberty.
Jane is just an excuse to make
people laugh and in that line it is
wonderfully successful The story is
that of a young spendthrift depend
ent upon a wealthy uncle, who in
vents a wife for the purpose of pry-
ing additional coin from the old gen
tleman. AS times become strenuous
and the demand for money increases
the nephew also adds to his family
child Then uncle determines on pay
ing a visit to nephew and the beans
are about to be spilled.
Nephew makes use of his house |
maid, who that same day has become
the bride of his butler. Jane imper- |
sonates the wife very successfully for !
a time but-well that's where the
laughs come in and the action is fast |
and furious. It's worth seeing.
There is every evidence that THE |
Red Circle" will maintain the leader |
ship that it has shown over all pre-
vious serials to be presented at the |
Liberty, both from the standpoint of
the artists and the we'll laid plot.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-16
GIRLS PRACTISE
FOR MAUI BASKETBALL
SERIES HELD ON JUNE II

Palama girls have started practise
for the annual basket ball games be-
tween their school and the Maui girls.
About IS turned out yesterday for
first instruction in the Palama gym
nasium from Miss Evelyn Cunning
ham, in charge of girls work.
. Last year Palama won both series
of three games from the Maui girls.
This year there will be three games
played here. about June II, and three
more played in Maui.
Miss Cunningham is coaching the
Palama team and Miss Mary Hoffman
the Maui girls
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-16
CHESS TOURNAMENT is
COMPLETED AT CASHIER

Especial Star-BulletinC correspondence
CASTNER, May l4.-Private Kolar,
Company A. won the first prize con
ssting of five dollars in the LIST In.
fantry chess tournament which was
completed last night, The next prize,
which was four dollars, went to Pri.
vate GOlstein, Company NJ.
All the games We're played at the
Carter library under the supervision
of Chaplain Aiken. and required three
weeks TO complete. Chaplain Aiken
made all the arrangements for the
matches and the prizes were secured
by him.
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STAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
ToDAYS NEWS TODAY.
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DISPLAYED ON THE SECOND FLOOR

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-09-16
400 600 UNION MEN MAY BE CALLED
OUT on STRIKE 70 AID N. y. CARMEN
Equinoctidl Period
Is Due Next Friday;
Get Your RQinc0dtS
DARK CLOUDS AND STORMS COM
ING; WHEN THEY DEPART,
THEN GOOD WEATHER. O


4 II you are timid of dark clouds and
high winds, you might bear in mind
that the equinoctial period is now
close and that about the 22nd the equi
noctial gales will arrive. That is they
will il they observe tradition and Gus
tom, though it has happened this pc
riod has passed by without cloud in
the sky or drop of rain,
Howeyer,'it usually happens that the
fall equinox is attended at least by
rains and there is no particular rea'
son to believe this fall will be an ex
ception.
AS rule fall does not really begin
until after this period and the equinoc
tial rains are the first of the fall sea
son. Following these October gener
ally is marked by pretty weather, ant
it is then the beauties of fall are a
their best.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-09-16
Woman Holds Star
Boarder' With Gun
While Police, Come
BECKY TAKES NO CHANCE AND
CARRIES MAN TO TELE-
PHONE WITH HER.

When the man who has been the
"star boarder" at the establishment
Of Becky Malone, in the Bottoms, for
months and months and months; has
been given the pick of the fried chick
EN- on Sunday; the biggest piece OF
pie during the week, goes away and
neglects paying for these little courte-
sizes, can any one blame Becky Tor be
ing her own policeman?
Wilson Parker was the favorlte son
of Becky's boarding family Wilson
went away one night, with big board
bill due. Becky told about it in Pc
lice Court today.
"Did he take his baggage" the
Mayor asked
mo. sah, he didn't. He left her be
jhind. All told de woman if she left
All would fine 'em both"
Wilson came back early yesterda,
morning, sneaked into the house, ant
tried to induce his wife to slip ava.
| with him Becky heard him, got
I pistol, tip.toed upstairs, and covered
the man with the gun. She led hin
to a telephone, and with the pistol j
one hand and telephone receiver j
| the other, she called the police.
Wilson was arrested, and this morI
ing the Mayor fined him $25 and cost
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-09-16
JACKSON HIGHWAY
Being GRAvELED
FORREST ROAD CREW AT WORK
. SIX MILES FROM CITY;
LAMAR is ACTIVE

Work on the last four miles Of the
jackson Highway in Forrest county,
lis being speeded along, and it is be-
lieved that before the end OF Septem-
,ber, every foot Of the roadway in this
county, will have been graveled,
The road crews are at work today
graveling that section Of the road
sout six miles, from Hattiesburg, 70
ward Jones county. Only four miles
OF this is yet ungraveled,
Reports from Lamar county stat
that the road from Purvis to the For
lrest county line also is being gravelee
IlJones county is rushing its section .
the jackson roadway, too, It is r
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