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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
School EIectlon saturday.

The election of teachers for the
Pendleton schools next year viii prob
ably be held next Saturday afternoon
or evening, according to Chairman J.
". Tallman of the school board. SUI
perintendent- elect 7. A. Park met with
the board last Saturday and discussed
appointments but no formal action
was taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
,ues Husband For Divorce.

Alleging that her husband has been
cruel and inhuman in his treatment Of
her and that he is unnatural. Stella
Power today brought suit in the cir
cult court against her husband, Phil
ip A. Power. asking divorce. The
couple were married on Dec. "a, 1898,
and have two children. W. NJ. Peter
son is attorney for the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

A baby girl was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown of
Coombs Canyon and one was also
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ragsdale Of
Grass Valley at the home of Mrs.
Ragsdale's mother. Mrs. Rieden in
this city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
Roy Breaks Arm.

While playing hlackman SATURDAY
evening near his home, Francis Rose
son of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Rose, had
the misfortune to fall and break his
right arm above the wrist. He also
severely bruised one knee-cap.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
L. of O. Instructor Here.

Prof. B. w. De Busk of the depart
ment of education at the University
of Oregon is in Pendleton today and
visited the local schools, With Coun-
ty Supt. Young he will visit the east
end schools tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
Talrcs positioD Of BOOkkeeper.,

Richard Devine has taken the po-
sition OF bookkeeper at the Taylor
hardware store 10 succeed Nolney BY
bee who has purchased an interest IN
the Charles Co,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
silyer Guns ON Exhibit.

In the windows of the Charles Conn
pany today are 1S silver cups won by
Pendleton high school teams and in.
dividual athletes at various inter-
scholastic meets.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
GrandArmy Men Will
be HOnOred Guests
at "Birth of Nation"

= Pendleton members of the G. =
= A. X. are generally accepting =
. the invitation Of the East Ore =
= gonian to attend the matinee =
. performance Of the Birth of =
= Nation" Thursday afternoon, =
. the first day the famous picture =
= appears In PendleSon. A score =
= or more tickets have already =
. been issued for the veterans and =
= their wives. Others will be ac- =
= commodated as fast as they call .
= for tickets at the East Oregon .
= ian office The tickets are ex- =
q changeaOle for seats az the War =
= rem Music store. A section has .
= been reserved for the veterans =
. so they may all be seated to- =
= gether =
= Among those VINO lived =
. through the civil war days there .
= Is intense interest in the Birth =
= Of a Nation" because It deals =
= with the war and the troubulous =
. days OF reeOnstruction. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
m Rniltl 500 House.

c. Guy Wakefield has taken out a
permit to build storehouse on jack
son street. 1t viii cost about SlOo'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

daughter, Lizzie Westerson, he left a
quarter section in Alberta, and an
other quarter section there goes TO his
grandchildren. Lester, Carl and Mil
dred Stuenkel, under the guardianship
OF their mother. The American Ma
tional Bank is named as executor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24
HOSPITAL.
Charley Greul

Charley Greulich In Hospital.
Charles Greulich of The Charles
Co. today underwent an operation at
the hospital
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

TOnsils Are Removed.
John Svanstad Saturday underwent
an operation for the removal Of his
tonsils,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

Incense cedar is now being dyed
Tor pencil stats.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-24

= = 1--7I7
&i i$1 M ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
kazdy pOWinlen WypjC
szklanke woody ably wy
cZySCiG nerki.
JezeIl macie bol " plecacA albo choruje-
Gle ma pacherz p1cie wiele woody.

Jezeli was bola nerki albo macie boil " plecach
ME trapcie sic zaniechajcie na&adowania waszego
zoladka rozmaitemi lekarstwami. kt6re naprezaja
nerki izaosniaja Gale urynarne. d~zialauie. Try
majcie vase nerki czysto tax jak utrzymujecie
czysto vase wnetrznosci. przez p}6kanie ich zim-
ma woda i kidneco. kt6re rug9je nieczysta uryne
z cia}a i ~nastraja je do normalnego dzialania. Fun
kcya merck jest czyszczenie krwi w "a godzinach
przefiltruja one 500 erain6w kwasu i ME prey
datnosci. tax Re .ostatecznie mozemy zrCzumiec
zywotna waznost utrzymywania merck czysto.
Pijcie wiele woody ME mozecie pic "a wiele;
a vice wezcie cd waszego aptekarza okolo tuzin S
grain6w kidneco tsblet6w, wezcie jeden tablet
pred kazdem jedzeniemi pred udaniem sic do
snu re szklanka woody przez kilka dni a y vase ner
XII beda dzialaf dobrze.. To doskonale lekarstwo
rcbione Jest z doskonale czystych ingredients i
dzia}a szybko iu2ywane jest prxez pokolcnia do
czyszczenia i regulowania zanieczyszczonych ne
rex; GRAZ do usuwaniakwasu " urynie TAX il da.
lei nile stale sic zatruwajacym. i skohczy sic sla-
bose pecherza.
Kidneco ME jest drogiem. Jest nieszkodliwe. ME
robi bledu. poIcgajcie ma kidnego kt6re powinien
brac kazdy teraz ably utrzymae swe nerki czysto
i " porzadku. Spr6bujcie to oraz pijcie wode a z
pewnoscia zadziwicie gle co sic stanie z choroba
waszych merck i b6lem " rlecach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26

becnosci zarzadu rady muzealnej
i delegat6w z r6znych dzielnic
PolsH ma nowo. SERGE, kt6re zlo--
zono zn6w do starej urny i spi--
sano protok6 z podpisami wszyst
kich obecnych tam pan6w. Dnia
16 pazdziernika, pc wielkiej uro
czystosci koScielnej, przeniosly
cztery panic urne z screen ma no
szach urzadzonych re sztanda-
row wojen o niepodleg}osci Polls
XII, z kosciofa do zamku, gdzie W
jednej z baszt zamkowych ia
wmurOwan0 az do ukonczenia- stO
sownej kapliczki W dolnej GEES
ci wiezy zamkowej. Re sk}adek
publicznych zakupiono duza, pick
ma urne z bronzu. Rzeczony hr.
Marosini miaf rzewna przemowe
W jezyku francuskim, a oddajac
nam SERGE przez. rodzine ukocha--
ne, wyrazi1 zywa nadzieje, re mo
re Bog ola, IL ono powr6ci jeszcze
ma }ono wolnej Ojczcyzny, kt6ra
nasz w6dz nieoceniony tax CORA
co ukochal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
NIEBEZPIECZNE ZAZIEBIE-
ME z L,EKKIEGO KATARU
WZMAGA SIZE.

Wiele zaziebien kt6re wisialy
Gala zine rozpoczynaja sic kata-
rem, sapka, b6lem gardla i scis-
niecicm piersi. Wy znacie symp-
tony zaziebienia i wy wiecie re
akuratne leczenie przelamie go.
Dr'a King'a New Discovery z
wsiakajacym przeciw dzia}aja-
Gym balsamem, }amie zaziebie-
ME i leczy kaszel u mfodych i sta
rych przez Al lat. ORA King'a
New Discovery obluznia flegme
czysci glove, zwilza zapalone
blony i robi oddychanie }atwiej-
seem. U waszych aptekarzy Soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
GDZ1E SIZE ZNAJDUJE SERGE
KOsCIUSZKI.

SERGE swe zapisal Sp. Kosciusz-
ko swej ulubionej mfodej przyja
ci6lce Emilii Zelter6wnie, kt6ra
zostawszy iona hr. Negroni "a
bra}a W ma1ej, porcelanowej ur--
ME ten cenny podarunek. Scrce
dotad spoczywalo w kaplicy pa
lacu hr. Negroni az do roku 1895
otoczone wielka czcia przez Gala
rodzine. w ostatnich latach jed
max przeszed} cafy majatek hr.
Negroni IA wnuka pc kadzieli p.
Zelter6wnej, hr. Morosiniego.
Ia staraniem Polak6w emigran
tow W roku 1881 i 1863 we Fran
cyl i Szwajcaryi zamieszkalych, a
mianowicie: pulkownika Jozefa
Ga}ezowskiego z Paryza i hr. de
Deinheim-B rochockiego re Sztok-
holmu, oddala rodzina hr. Moro
.sinich z najwieksza gotowoscia
SERGE nieodzalowanego naczelnika
narodowi polskiemu, przeznacza-
JAG jake tymczasowe miejsce zfo-
zenia W muzeum narodowem pol
skiem w Rapperswylu. w paz-
dzierniku 1895 przewieziono pier
wotna urne re screen z W1och do
Rappersywylu, gdzie przez umysl
ME wybrana komisye ja otworzo
no i przekonano sic O prawdziwos
ci serca znajdujacego sic W urnie.
Nastepnie zabalsamowa1 p. DIR.
Laskowski, professor uniwersytetu
genewskiego W Szwajcaryi, W O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
WYNIKIEM MA
NARAzENIA SIZE MA ME-
BEZPIECZENSTWO.

Pc calodniowym deszczu ivy
kle n%astepuje bolesne szczypanie
reumatyzmu albo neuralgia. Sloa-
ma liniment da wan szybka po-
moe i ochroni klucie cd nastepst-
wa tortur. Przenika szybko bez
nacierania i zmieksza bolace i
swierzbiace stawy. Ma b6le, re-
sztywnienia, wyczerpane musku-
fy, kt6re bola i dretwieja z pre-
pracowania, Sloan'a liniment
sprowadza szybka ponce. Napre-
zenia, wywichniecia, wykrecenia
i inne mniejsze zranienia Il dzieci
szybko beda usuniete przez Sloa-
ma liniment. Wezcie butelke dis
cd waszych aptekarzy. 25c Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
Tonoltne jest pomoca pick
nOSc1 Ogfasza specialists.
Mildred Louisa prsemawia " in.
teresie kobiet.

teresie kobiet.
Poniewaz zdrowie jest pierw.
sza pomoca do upiekszenia tel pc
wiesci, powiedzianej przez Mil
dred Louise, specyalistke pick
nosci, z Boston, Mass. jest niezwy
kle interesujaca.
"Ja ME moge aforementioned
lepszego pomocnika zdrowia jak
tanoline," powiada Mildred Lou
Use.
"Bylam przez wiele miesiecy
ofiara choroby zoladka i nerwo--
wosci. Musialam znosic okropne
bolesci kt6re nastepowa}y, pc je-
dzeniu. Swierzbienie glowy take
nastapifo do tego. Niestrawnosc
wreszcie sprowadzila nerwowosc.
"Pomoc nadesz}a dopiero, gdy
wzie}am "a porada kilku niewiast
tonoline.
"Niedlugo potem gdy zacze-
lam brac tonoline moi opiekuni
zaczeli opuszczac mnie ma polep-
szenie mego polozenia. A ponie-
waz zdrowie jest najpredsza dro-
ga do pieknosci p%olepszenie RE
czywiscie odznaczylo sic IA mel
twarzy.
eco tonolina prawdziwie ola
mnie uczynila ME moge wypowie
dziec. Jestem tax wdzieczna IL
wole aforementioned tonoline pub
licznie."
Tonolina jest czystym warzyw-
nym preparation kt6ry idzie do
siedliska zwyklej choroby = To-
ladka i merck napad6w zakata-
rzonych przewod6w flegmistych,
choroby watroby i nieczysta
krew - i szybko odzywia Was
ciwa akcye Tonolina omawiana
jest codziennie przez wiele ludzi
W kt6rej kolwiek dobrej apiece.
Uwaga: - Poniewaz tonolina
jest doskonalym odzywieniem cia-
Ia ME powinna bye uzywana przez
kogo kolwiek ME zyczacego So
bic przybrac wagi dziesiec fun
tow albo wiecej. Wiadomo re vie
lie wiadomoSci nadesz}o cd tych
kt6rzy byli uszczesliwieni przez
tonoline W niebezpiecznych PREY
padkach choroby zofadka i ner--
vowel dyspepsyi, chronicznego
zatwardzenia, i t. p.
5(Dc DudefkO darmO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
TO

= Powiedz-no, dlaczego to tu--
tai tax psy %szczekaja W nocy?
= Me wiesz jeszcze? Dlatego,
re tn ludzie obszczekuja sic pc ca
fych dniach, vice noce pozosta-
wione SO ola ps6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
JAK RZADKO.

Chcia1bym kupic dom "a mia
stem, kt6ryby byf oddalony PREY
najmniej o mile cd innych dom6w
- Czy pan chce fabrykowac
bomby?
- Me, ia chce sic zaczac uczye
grac IA trabie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26

-
nym must bye ME W nos.
Michaf: Kt6rzy maja Boga v
sercu, to ciesza sic z tego, re U
mas pijanstwo raz W 1eb wezmie
ludzie juz jedhym gretchen
mniej Pana Boga obrazac beda
Szynki gorzefczanne upadna. AL.
boz to niema innych uczciwych
sposob6w do zarobku?
Stach? Prawda moi Michale
mniej bedzie obrazy a wiecej chwa
}y Bozej i niejeden lepiej mice sic
bedzie. Kiedy wyscie sic wyrzek.
Ii w6dki, to i ia sic jej wyrzekam
i jej W usta ME wezme. W ME.
dziele p6jde do kosciola i wpisze
sic do bractwa.
Gdy tax sobie Stach z Micha-
lem rozmawiali przyblizyf sic do
mich go$cinny z pobliskiej wsi j
wmieszal sic do Mich W gawedke.
G%oscinny: Me wdawajcie sic
z Micha1em, Stachu, DO on sic wy
rzek1 gorza}ki.
Stach: BodajeScie wy, a i jam
sic wyrzek} gorza}ki i coz mi zro-
bicie?
Goscinny: Co zrobie? o to was
usciskam "a to; ia tez naleze do
tego bractwa.
Stach: A coz pc was ia goscin
Gu?
Goscinny: Alboz to tylko w6d--
ka utrzymuje goscinnego? Ma ro-
zegrzanie bede mial kawe a na
rozweselenie mi6d, a ia zaspoko-
jenie pragnienia piwo. Zreszta
mann W reku rzemios}o, wezme sic
teraz ~szczerzej do niego, a spokoj
nie:jsze bede wi6dl zycie, DO mi
.juz piracy ME beda mad gofwa
krzyczeli.
Micha}: Toe sic i modem spic
MONA!
Goscinny: Mona, ale nalezacy
do bractwa observation-disclosures ME
beda go pill zbytecznie, boo PREY
rzeklismy innych trunk6w mier-
ME uzywac; ciezaloby to ma mo-
jem sumieniu, a ia ME chce bye
winny grzech6w cudzych. l kawa
mnie ME wiele bedzie kosztowa}a.
Michal: M widzicie, toe many
i wszystko.
Goscinny: Mielibysmy i wiecej
dobrych i nietrujacych napojow,
gdyby ME ia przekleta vodka; o
na to ME pozwala}a innym trun--
kom obok siebie powstawac mp.
whom z owoc6w; a dawnemi cza
sly znano je II mas. Mozescie ME
raz sfyszeli o jableczniku. Prey
pomocy Bozej, to sic teraz wszy-
stko podniesie, tylko trzeba sic
brac do pielegnowania drew o.
wocowych.
Michal: Co trzeba to trzeba,
ale MOI Mikolaju, nauczcie mnie
tez jak to sic kawa robi?
Goscinny: Wy go ME spamie--
%tacie, przyslijcie tedy kiedys wa
sza do mlie, to ia juz ia naucze.
Stach: A moja?
Goscinny: A la Boga! Czemu
ME calem screen! A teraz moi
ludkowie badzcie mi zdrowi i TO-
stancie z Bogiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
CIEKAWE RZECZY

o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rozmowa miedzy stachem, Mi
cha1em j goscinnym.
Stach: A do stu katow, coz
wan sic stale Michale, zescie ME
W goscincu.
Micha}: Juzci znowu zawadza-
|cie.
Stach: A jake ME zawadzic,
kiedy was widze juz o tym czasie
XII domowi, DO dawniej toscie o
zmierzchu dopiero wychodzili z
miasta. Ale Fart ma strone, pc co
sic tax dzisiaj spieszycie do do
mu?
Michaf: I, dye juz czleka i
wstyd do goscinca 1azic.
Stach: A dawniej toscie inc
w goscincu przesiedzieli i nieraz
msze sw. p%rzespali!
Micha}: Bywafoc tax poniekad
cz}ek przyszedl rano do miasta,
spotkal sic z tym i owym, poszed}
Ia kieliszek, gadu, gadu W g}o-
vie zaszumialo i pc coz tam bylo
chodzic do kOSciO}a. w eOscincu
przepedzifo sic z drugimi nabozen
stwo. Gdy kramy zamykano, on
tez z przodu zamknaf gosciniec, a
z podw0rza staf otworem. iona
ME chcia}a mnie wiecej pc sol pc
syfac, bonn jej soil ME przyni6sf a
pijany powr6cif, niekiedy dopie--
70 rano.
Stach: Ha, ha, pewnie was ME
szczescie spotka}o, re musieliscie
wytrzezwic pod ratuszem, a wre-
szcie i komorne zaplacic Eco? ME?
Michal: Wy tax cz}eku bada--
Gle jak ksiadz ma spowiedzi. I to
sic czasem zdarzylo.
Stach: Me bez kozery to! NIL
sia1 wan jednak kto napluc W ka
see.
Micha}: Oh co naplul, to ma
plul. Kiedyc juz do tego przyszfo
to i powiem: OTTO ma sw. Katarzyne
poszedfem do miasta Brodnicy, DO
powiadano, re tam biskup bedzie
Byf i jak zacza} ma pijak6w ga
dac i chwytac "a serca, tom sic
sam rozbeczal i ca}y kosci6}. Vie
lu, bardzo wielu, wyrzek}o sic
w6dki i zapisalo sic do bractwa
Observation-Disclosures.
Stach: I wy tez?
Micha}: o! ME! ia sic balem;
ale i to przyjdzie. Chcia}em
wprz6dy spr6bowac, jak mi to
bez w6dki bedzie. Me wychodzi--
lem Z koscio}a, DO ME mogfem ma
biskupa sic napatrzyc.
Stach: Toscie ca}y dzien ME jc
dill?
Michaf: M ME! dye i biskup
pewnie ME jad}, Doc ME WIEN kie
dy. Jak wszedl do kosciola, to do
picro 20 nieszporach wyszed}. Po-
zno w wiecz6r vice wr6ci}em do
domu. Moja juz spafa; lecz sic
ME odezwala, DO myslala, re bede
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
MAGAZINE SECTION for February 81, 1915

the sun and the moon and the stars. You
go home and thank God you never got any
farther than this.
Neither of them heard the door open and
close; but both of them started like guilty
conspirators when voice exclaimed
what are you doing here, Lois?'
The girl sprang to her feet with terri
fed gasp, and the conductor likewise faced
the tall, severe figure of the Judge. The
Judge shot out judicial lower lip and
stared at the two before him from under
his thick gray brows. His gaze took in
the tear-stained face of his granddaughter,
and the travelling bag and folded UNI
brella on the seat behind her.
aSo!' he exclaimed. "This is why you
sent for me, ALP" He turned upon his
granddaughter. "Where were you going?'
BEFORE she could answer, the conductor
had hooked himself by crooked fore
finger to buttonhole of the Judges black
ulster. With the other stubby forefnger
he emphasized his remarks on the Judges
chest.
Look here, Fitzjames," he said, and
his tone matched in sternness the Judges
eyes. "There's little truth you We got to
hear. You're good Judge, but a darned
poor grandfather"
"What?"
"A regular failure as grandfather.
Now you listen: if you was a successful
grandfather, this little girl here wouldn't
be running away from home, would she?'
Running away! Lois, is this true?'
The conductor threw an admonitory
glance at the girl.
"She was!" He beat a stern tattoo on
the Judges chest. @Just because-she
don't have-the things girl needs!"
An expression Of utter establishment
came into the Judges face.
"Don't have the things girl needs!
Why, she has the best home anywhere
around, good clothes, good allowance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27

and haggard. The conductor made a
clucking sound of pity.
"Id rather be shot!" he muttered.
@Tell me" the girl whispered.
A TRAINMAN put his head in at the
door and announced the Harrisburg
train. The girl started and looked at the
door, but her eyes came back to the con-
ductor's face and chung there desperately.
go on!" she said family.
The conductor put his hand on her arm.
"He's no good, Lois. l know-very slick
and we'll spoken when he wants to be.
Sings and dances, understand, as we'll
as professional. But his records bad
Never did an honest days work in his
life. Lives by his wits heard at Kit
tanning they run him out of town."
The girl put her hands over her face.
al don't believe it! He we were going
to be married-and travel-and-oh, I
can't believe it! I can II"
The conductor took her hands down
from her face and held them tightly. His
own face was gray.
"Little girl, look at me. Do you think
I'd lie to your"
one looked, ana SnOOk ner neaQ.
"Lois, saw him put off the New York
Central one day, not more than two weeks
ago, him and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nice girl,
like you. Both of 'em were the worse for
drink. That must have been since he
knew you. Wasn't it,"
The girl gave heart-broken little cry
of assent. She tore her hands out of his
grasp and covered her quivering face with
them. II want to die!" he heard her
whisper.
He put his hand on her knee and
stroked it awkwardly.
"No, no!' he soothed. "Why, you've
got your life before you. Make some
decent fellow happy-be happy yourself
and forget all this. Pretty soon some
one'll come along that will think you're
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27

uc COuuuCCOT luUeTTupUeu.
"A girl can't get along with just clothes
and a roof over her. That's why she was
running away, tell your .
A white and haggard bewilderment
began to show itself in the Judges face as
he looked at his granddaughter.
"But what on earth did you propose to
do?" he demanded huskily.
Lois opened her mouth, but before
word could come out of it, the conductor
leaped into the conversation.
Had one of those silly girl notions
of being independently clerk,
some such nonsense as that. Told her she
was foolish. Knew she'd be sorry. That's
why wired you. Knew you could patch
up your differences in jiffy."
He was talking against time now, one
eye on the girls face, watching it for some
sign of comprehension. When he saw her
look up at him, startled and incredulous,
he knew that the mettle in her was re-
spending.
3That's what you thought of doing
wasn't it, Lois, typewriting, clerking -eh?"
There was a strained pause while the
anxiously. Then the girl slowly bent her
head in acquiescence. p.
"That is what should probably have
done-in the end, she said family.
And the conductor, as if a weight rolled
off his heart, slapped the Judge on the
shoulder.
"That's all there is to it-just girls
notion he declared jovially. "But see
here, Judge, you've got to remember a
girls girl. She's got to have young folks
around her. That big house you built for
her-how many dances and parties and
things have you let her have in it-eh?"
4There are very few suitable young
folks in Knoxville"
@Then why haven't you let me go away
to SCHOOL," the girl interrupted, her eyes
unexpectedly flashing. "Why haven't
you let me learn to do something with
myself
"Why-why,' the Judge, for probably
the first time in his existence, stammered,
ut seemed to me that if girl had good
home she ought to be contented in it."
at wasn't home! 1t was just big
house. Grandma never dared give me
parties, because no one was quite up to
your standard. l couldn't bring even the
girls home with me, because If they
iduSueu Uuoy u uIStuTU YOU LII tuc nUIdTy!
l never even learned to dance until"
her voice choked-3until the kermess!'
The Judge stood silent, an immense
and honest bewilderment in his face.
"You mean you were not happy, Lois?'
II was-so lonesome! The girls liked
went away to school. The only-only
boy that ever called on me you turned
out of the house!'
The Judge looked down at the floor, his
mouth working.
at always seemed to your grandmother
and me that there wasn't any one good
enough for you. We've set such store
by you-dear.
THE little word seemed to break up all
the hardness in the girls face. She
flung out her hands toward him.
ooh, grandpa!'-her cry was piteous.
@I'm human!'
The ticket-seller put his head in at his
window. LADY going to Harrisburg,
APP he called.
aNo!' The conductor picked up suit
case that had stood all this time within