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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-03-09

keep telephoning him you want to see
him since he stopped coming here"
She made a long, low sound Of com
prehension before she said, "And what
else did Edith want you to ask me7"
II want to know what you say over
the telephone to Lamhorn," he said,
fiercely.
"Is that all Edith told you to ask
mel You saw her when you stopped
in there on your way home this eve
ming, didn't your Didn't she tell
you then what l said over the tele-
phone to Mr.. Lamhorn?"
mo. she didn'tv' he vociferated. his
voice growing louder. "She said, You
tell your wife to stop telephoning Rob-
ert Lamhorn to come and see her, be
cause he isn't going to do 1t" That's
what she said! And I want to know
what 1t means. l intend"
A maid appeared at the lower end Of
the hall. Dinner is ready" she said.
and. giving the troubled pair one
glance. went demurely into the dining
room. Roscoe disregarded the inter
ruption.
II intend to know exactly what has
been going on" he declared. 81 mean
to know just what"
Sibyl jumped up. almost touching
him. standing face to face with him.
"Oh, you dor she cried, shrilly. You
mean to know Just what's what, do
you? You listen to your sister insinu-
atlng ugly things about your wife, and
then you come home making a scene
before the servants and humiliating
me in their presence! Do you suppose
that Irish girl didn't hear every word
you said? You go in there and eat your
dinner alone! Go on! Go and eat your
dinner alone-because l won't eat with
your
And she broke away from the detain-
ing grasp he sought to fasten upon
her, and dashed up the stairway, pant
ing. He heard the door Of her room
slam overhead. and the sharp click Of
the key In the lock.
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n tnap hash3ea - blUs0odAe1 -
could blush distinctly now-and ~
mother looked upea lin with pleasure
though the rsfsrsocs 10 Midas ana
roosters was Of course 5argon 10 hsf.
Ibid you ever 80 anybody improve
the way that child hasr' ~ exclaimed
II declare, Bibbs. sometimes lately you
look right handsomer
~He's got 10 b such Q gadaboutS =
Edith giggled.
II found something OF his - tho
floor upstairs this morning. befoes aAy.
body was up." said Sheridan. Il
reckon II people Ioss things IN thas
house and expect b est EN- back. tnsv
better get ND a. soon a Do"
"What was II - lostSs asked D6ith.
.He knowsr hsf father returned
Seems to mo IKE I forgot to bring n
homo with NE. looked II evW-
thought probably Il was somsthame
pretty important, belongin' to . boV
man like him." He affected b seafeA
his pockets. "what Aid do with Il,
nowf Oh yssi Seems 10 me NIKE l ~
member lsavtn' It down at the once
In the waste basket
Good placs for n" Bibbs nur-
INJURED, still red.
Sheridan gave him . grin. perhaps
pretty soon you'll b settin' up early
enough to ind things before DOR
1t was q threat and Bibbs repeated
the substance Of It, later IN ths eve
ming. to Mary vsrtress-they had come
to know each other that well.
my times here at last" he said, -
they sat together in the melancholy gas
light Of the room which had been Dc.
nuded Of its piano. But the gas light
though from q single jet, ahed NO
melancholy upon Bibbs. nor could any
room seem bare that knew the glow
ing presence Of Mary. He spoke
lightly. not sadly.
Yes. it's come. I've shirked and
put 1t OF. but l can't shirk and put OF
any longer. It's really my part to 60
to him-at least It would save my face.
He means what he says. and the times
come to serve my sentence. Hard labos
for life, I think"
Mary shook her head. II don't think
80. He's too kind"
"You think my fathers kindf" And
Bibbs stared at her.
Yes. I'm sure Of II. I've felt that
he has a great, brave heart It's only
that he has to be kind in his own way
because he can't understand any
other way"
"Ah yes," said Bibbs. "If that's
what you mean by 'kind'r'
She looked at him gravely. earnest
concern in her friendly eyes. ats 60
ing to be pretty hard for you, isn't itr'
-pityr' he returned, smiling.
"This has been Just the last flicker Of
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-03-09
CHAPTER XVII.

At seven O'Clock on the last morn
through the upper hall, found a cou-
pie OF scribbled sheets Of note paper
lying on the floor. He recognized the
handwriting and put the sheets In his
coat pocket, intending to give them
to George or Jackson for return to the
owner. but he forgot and carried them
downtown with him. At noon he
found himself alone in his office, and.
having a little leisure, remembered the
bits Of manuscript, took them out, and
glanced at them. Having satisfied
himself that Bibbs' scribblings were
only a sample Of the kind Of writing
his son preferred to the machine shop,
he decided, innocently enough, that he
would be justified in reading them.
1t appears that lady will nod pleas
antiy upon some windy generalization Of
companion, and will wear the most
agreeable expression OF accepting 1t a.
the law, and then-days afterward. whom
the thing Is q mummy to its promulgator
she will inquire out Of a clear sky:
why did you say that the people down.
town have nothing in life that q chicken
hasn't7 What did you mean?' And she
may say 1t in . manner that makes .
sensible reply very dimcult-you viii b
so full Of wonder that she remembered
20 seriously.
Yet, what does the rooster lack3 He
has food and shelter: he 10 warm in win
ter: lie wives raise not one nns family
for him, but dozens. He has . clear sky
over him; he bfeathes sweet air; he walks
In his April orchard under . roof Of now
err. Hs must die. violently perhaps. but
quickly. L Midas cancer . bstter wayf
The rorsters wives and ohilAren must die.
Are thess Of 10las iEWAt11f His We =
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The Turmoil
BOOTH HARRINGTON
BOOTH HARRINGTON
(Copynshs lRA b HAspss D Brothsn)
sYNoPsIa.

sheridan's attempt to make . business
man OF his son Bibbs by starting him in
the machine shop ends In Btobs going TO
o sanitartum, a nervous wreck. On his re-
turn Bibbs finds himself an inconsider-
able and unconsidered figure IN the New
House" of the Sher!cans The Vsrtreeses.
old-town family next door and impover-
Sshed, call on tho Sheridans. newly-r!ch
and Mary afterward puts into words her
parents unspoken wish that she marry
one of tho Sheridan boys. Mary frankly
encourages Jim Sheridan's attentions. Jim
tells Mary Bibbs is not lunstic-"3ust
queer" He proposes to Mary. who heif
must 60 back to the machine shop as
soon as he Is strong enough, in spite of
Bibbs' plea to be allowed to write Edith,
Bibbs' sister and Sibyl. Roscoe 6heridan's
wife. quarrel over Bobby Lamborn: Sibyl
goes to Mary for help to keep Lamhorn
from marrying Edith, and Mary leaves
her in tho room alone Bibbs has to break
TO his father the news OF Jim's sudden
death. All the rest OF tho family helpless
in their grief. Bibbs becomes temporary
master OF the house. At the funeral he
meets Mary and rides home with her.
Bibbs purposely interrupts a tete-a-tete
between Edith and IAmhorn. He tells
Edith that he overheard Iamhorn max
ing love to Roscoe's wife. Doctor Gurney
nnds Bibbs well enough to go back to tho
machine shop Mary and Bibbs meet by
accident and form pleasant friendship.
Roscoe Sheridan and his wife quarrel
desperately about Bobby Lamhorn.
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revolt. Nobody minds work IL ho
likes the kind Of work. There'd bs no
loafers in the world II each man found
the thing that he could do best; but the
only work happen to want 10 Do -
useless-so have to give 1t up. To
morrow I'll be a day laborer."
what IL 1t nke-exactiyT
1T wasn't musculariy exhaustine-
not at all. They couldn't givs me
heavier Job because I wasn't good
enough"
But what win you DOT want -
know"
when I left" said Bibbs, II was
on what they call over there . 'cllD-
ping machine and that's what IN -
sent back to. It's very simple ana
very easy. feed long strips Of xin6
into pair Of stesa jaws, and the jaws
bite the zinc into little circles. And
yet was very bad hand at It"
He had kept his voice cheerful - hs
spoke, but hs had grown q shado
paler, and there was Q latent anguisA
dssp in his eyes. He may have known
It and wished her not to see II, for b
turned away.
you do that an day long!" she a.
claimed. "No wonder" Ghe broho
Oh. and then. aftse kssn glance at his
face, shs said: II should think yo0
would have been had hand at ttr
He laughed rusfuliy. ''I think ~
the noise. though I'm ashamsd b ~
IT. You -, fts very powerful ma
chine. and there's . seFt q fhytnmisal
cfaahing-a crash svWy timo - JGVu
bite OF q circle"
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Imagine the feelings Of .
hard -wo rklng, dutifuI husband
when no learns that his wife 10
dangerously flirting with .
worthless bachelor-and when
his wife defes him to do any
thing about the matter. Does
such a situation Justify divorce,
notwithstanding the until death
do W part" vow?
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the Telephone to lamhorn."
and she says as long ago as last winter
she knew that girl got a pair Of walk
ing shoes re -soled and patched, because
she got It done the same place Mrs.
Kittersby's cook he'd hers!'
"Well. wellf" he urged, impatiently.
"Well. I'm telling you! Mrs. Kitters-
by says they haven't got thing! Just
absolutely aothing-and they don't
know anywhere to turn! She says the
whole towns been wondering what
would become Of 'em. The girl had
D1Do1 aAANc0 - nary - - yoAs
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% you bsllsvs tDsas es,isaes,
high -strsm0 Dleoe Wsll - abse
70 seaod tlAo do0 cd Moncep0u
~ Nork n ~ aAop-hew Deao
Do you thlnk ~ IN Iaoe q ~
joef
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coer"
"My name," said Roscoe. "Can' help
that"
"Roscoer' Blank astonishment was
Sheridan's first sensation. Probably
nothing in the world could have more
amazed him than to ind Roscoe tie
steady old wheel-horse-in this condi-
ton. How'd you get this wayT' he
demanded. You caught cold and took
too much for itY'
For reply Roscoe laughed hoarsely.
"Yeuh! Cold! been drinkun all time,
lately. FRS you notice it7'
"By Georgev' cried Sheridan. "T
thought I'd smelt It on you a good deal
lately, but I wouldn't a believed
you'd take more'n was good for you.
Bob! To see you like q common hogr'
Roscoe chuckled and threw out his
right arm in a meaningless gesture.
"Hogr' he repeated, chuckling.
Eyes, a hogr' said Sheridan, angrily.
I'm business hours! don't object to
anybody's takin' q drink II he wants
to, out o business hours; nor. II . man
keeps bis work right up to the scratch,
wouldn't be the ono to baste him II
he got good an drunk once In two,
three years, maybe. It amt my way.
I let 1t alone, but I nsver believed in
forcin' my way On Q srown-up son i1
moral mattaas. gusN wAs WTQogl
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-11
CHARMING AFFAIR BY
CIRCLE NO. 2 TUESDAY

The birthday Valentine party to be
given Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Akin by
Circle No. of the First Methodist
church, is TO be one of the most en-
Joyable occasions OF the winter. In
vitations have been sent to all the
members of the church, as well as
scores being sent to friends in other
Ichurches and large gathering is ex-
| pected. Each guest will bring one
cent for every year of his age. and
attractive little red, heart-shaped bags
will be used to hold all the pennies.
| The ladies of the circle have spent
a good deal of time and thought on
arranging this entertainment and If
is hoped their friends will turn out
IN numbers. Dainty refreshments
will be served during the evening,
and a splendid program will be rem
dered, which is as follows:
Short address by the pastor, Rev.
L. j. Ballard.
Reading, Speak Up, Ike and Spress
Yourself" Miss Apphia Jackson.
Piano solo, selected-Miss Lorena
McCool.
Vocal Solo, "Auf Wiedersehn." from
Blue Paradise" Miss Dorothy
Krauss.
Reading, Especially jim" Miss
Elizabeth Mann
Vocal Solo, 81 Hear You Calling !
Me-" Miss Margaret Huemmel.
Reading, Mrs. Fillisy's Burglar"
Miss Margaret Martin.
Mixed quartet. selection composed |
of Misses Bertha Ames, Agnes Hardy,
and Messrs. Raymond Russell and
Goulding Stacy.
Master Chester Anderson, who has
been ill at his home on Wolf street.
has recovered
Miss Georgia Cler. of Waycross, is |
spending the week with Miss Ada 1
Barnes.
Mrs. James T. Dent, of Hofwvl, is
he guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Florence
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BRUNSWICK GIRL
WEBS IN AUGUSTA.

The following from the Augusta
E.erald will be Of wide local interest
Interesting 10 friends innumerable
will be the announcement of the mar
riage Of Miss Laura Johnson, of
Brunswick, Ga, and Mr. Tracy Jones,
which took place very quietly last
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Duncan Jones on Upper Greene street
Rev. Howard IT. Cree, officiating, and
the ceremony being attended by only
the immediate relatives of the Jones
family and Mrs. Clara E. Johnson
and Miss Annie May Johnson, of
Brunswick, mother and sister of the
bride. After the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones left for wedding journey
and viii On their return be at home
to their many friends at the home of
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the srooms parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan Jones. where cordial wei.
come awaits them.
Mr.. Jones enjoys q popularity sec
ond TO that OF no young man in the
city. and has countless friends who
are interested in this most suspicious
event. Mrs. Jones is a young girl of
exceptional charm and during her
brief stay in Augusta has won her
self many friends by her beauty and
sweetness.
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THE kIRMESs TO BE THE
GREATEST OE LOCAL AEEAIRc

The Kirmess, to be given on Tues
day, Feb. 20, promises to be the big
gest entertainment ever given on any
stage in Brunswick There are 200
people in the cast, men, women and
children. Two dressmakers are busy
making the costumes, and the teach
er, Mrs. Moegling, is teaching from
8 a. m. to II p. m. Miss Lille Schoep-
pei, talented pianist, is giving her
entire time to the rehearsalsa
The tickets are now being circulat.
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Mrs. w. y. Mash, on Union street;
Chapter No. i, with Mrs f. c. Gray
on Norwich hstreet; Chapter No 5,
with Mrs j L Andermon on Egmon
street; Chapter No 6, with Misses
Ferguson on Howe street Monday
evening at 1880 clock. All members
OF the chapters are requested to at
tend the meetings.
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Savannah News.

Mrs. Clara Johnson has returned
from Augusta, where she attended the
JohnsOn-Jones Wedding.
Mrs. {. Downing and Miss Marjorie
nightingale are spending several
days in Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Motto and fam
lily will remove to the residence on
Newcastle and G street this week
Mrs. Richard Everett has as her
guests her aunt. Mrs Robert Smith.
and son, of New York.
Miss Julia Gould. of st. Simon Is
land, is spending the weekend in
the city with friends.
Brunswick chapter d. A. r. will
meet at the home of Mrs. Il. II. Ma
son on Monday, Feb. II, at 800 n. m.
Judge and Mrs Max Isaac and fam
lily will remove to their new home
on Union street the latter part OF
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CHAPTERS or BAPTIST
CHURCH MEET MONDAY

The following chapters Of the Won
ans Missionary Society Of the First
Baptist church win meet on Monday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the follow
ing places:
Chapter No. l with hMrs. j. G. VIII
son, on Second avenue; Chapter No.
2, with Mrs Charles Rhiuehart, on
Howe street; chapter No. 3, with
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Miss Nora Nilsson Will sing a SOLO
at the morning service at tire First
Baptist church today This will prob
ably be the last opportunity the PEG.
pie OF Brunswick will have Of hearing
Miss Nilsson. as she returns TO her old
home in Baltimore next week.
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OYSTER BOASTS AND DANCING.
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dancing to private parties. Reason
able prices according TO size of party.
Phone $50 or 7S9 for information.
3-1S
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Just received the first roe shad of
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this month.

Barbara, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Morrel Symons, who has
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'iriibff,ofitn FsAsn si, gefiripOrier fia
bes gsripntbetriebcs unfsr itrengittr
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Minfde Sbet, ireI4e bic Rdht btr
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bod bas gpIf por ben GrprsHangeri
Der pripd.iuirtbf9dft seidiibt fsbet
min. ellIs bisberisen UsrfaHs in eiss
fsr Ri6tuns taben iih als ptrfsbIt ere
fpiden. Cine Der 9oupturia9en in
eieiem 9anbe iHeint IN bem Sufti5s
Spitem 5u lisgen. tpeihss bic giIsns
babnen befdbigt. bic Rsgi,rung an eis
Iner ipsiisebtnSen &ontrpls su perbins
bern. ipis bic beftdnbigen 9rosefie trs
febcn laiien. tpelts gssm bic btaufiids
tisenbm gebOrben anbGnsia gemdd;i
iDtrbeH, 10 odb Der rationale 9tris6
fi9 als Der sin3ia rifties @usipeg bar,
bistet uro mir elduben, baB biefer nur
BITE 6rase ein,r febr Hdben 3eit IN.
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irlirosn uuS iI& nod BEN @eItch al5
hem gelobfen2oslb 6er 8iifunit lraiic'
ten, srbieIf b1s eeiiiios sssbea auf al.
fen @ebieten eirszu uilgedbnftSs auis
| ldapuug; 6eltIhe Ginrrnrbeyer iporeg
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frieges In S4ddren 81 oeH Jilnciter
5leaineltern jfroHten gum Iiesi
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gimenter biIoeten, Inn bic Union
ihiiben 5u helien. slm itdrfifeH mar
Die eiupanbcrimg i'm iiioIitrfs TbeIl
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Crtifjaffen Elm unperfennbur oeuf'
ld,es @eprdgc bobsny mas Sppad,s
unb gebraiIdle aHIangt, babel ieocf
pon et)t anierifGniifcin 0eiire be-
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beren Staaien inIi misnabmsJ0s Gin
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Der gooen miro nad) W6gIidSelt olts-
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pieIrncbr burd anipatoiins nler mo-
oerneu gerbeiiculnasnfitteI INNER
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men ols herpcfrageHoe wertreftr:
oaf, fcrncr In aunit uno @jiienltdfi
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ben, miro ielfii Der erbiitertiie Dent'
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Iids waariprsrprdiibsni, bthm Nas
men isbsr 4msriidntr ipie ei-en 1ns
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bat bas bunfare goif iibtrnn 0ss
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poruttbtiIsfreier nn6 fdHDtrRdnbiset
Geifs. ntrb IN ftin<r Gtabf unb cks
rea Mil9lidtrupgsbe3irfe bic ME4p'
ftooe ienols beffif19snb od5f iotrs
ben !3unen.
Hsi bu Reform Der Msfl&utiiefes
ring in ben Gtdbten niub fsrnsr bic
erri&tung BON SFfsntlidsn Dfilduie'
oerIassn in getradt ge5oaen fperbeu,
Tiebeflage, in bensn fid bns publis
flim IN miigsbrnhten gefdBen ftibit
Die wliIt obbplen fam. ipobei fiir bic
drmen 9euten bic Rotten btr WiI4s
obfieferung poiIftGnbig In JortfulI
fommtn. 2cnbon. purs, Berlin bds
ben otrartige Ginridtungen ldngii sss
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ben gfubeH bornns. Sn pdris J. y.
bat cine ter sr0Bisn Mhfbdnoluns
gen, bic ni6t duf genoFsnfduftlittr
Grunblaae oroanifi,rt in. fonbrn nIs
reinss @dHdftsunternebmen betries
ben miro, iiber 100 Wild,niebsrI61en
einaeri6tef; In jeber biefer Rieoers
Idoen MIRO an je6en, Der fomInt. I'm
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fpirb refine. gefuubs, obfoiii sinpunos
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unb anbersn Sfdbten, bat man berars
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