The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23

beams. when 10, !; WAS noticed that the
Aurora BoreaiiS" and another mask tn"
, Spirit Uf III" Pole. We're performing
the sam. trick equally well. And when
Two twin sun Dogs" and Frost
I Queer followed suit. Il SECOND assistant
was dispatched 10 til" aid o. HE HAN AT
A: III" scales.
Beetles "aIn" OFF tra.t in tIlr" m!ds.
of the excitement Descending upon III"
in a hurricane -! frost; His trimmed
hrow& turned 10 u:ltararfS rs he whirled
about: his mUsiaCh", $t!ll frozen. SEEM
81 g"mnI"d with diamonds ana turned
ia" Eight III varI-culur'l rays: while the
flying Irct Slipped on III" chunks Of ice
which ratified from his moCcaSirS and
Herman socks \ Nurtn!and dance is
ruii" an iu;"rmal affair. III" men Of til"
creeks and trails EaT" last whatever WAS
tdI"tis"r*S Tie! may have At one tlr'r
pn$%rSScd AMI only in The high Official
",rcl"~ are conventions at All observed.
Here. caste carried no significance. Mil
li"nair"S and Taup",%. d"c-drivrrS and
mounted policemen. Joined hands with
"lar;"~ III tn" centre, and swept around
;h"" rIrr!" conforming most r"nHr kah!2
"Ir"rS. I'T;mltiv" In ih"ir PLEASURES.
h"!&icrcUs aud rough. they displayed no
rI!,!"u"Ss. h'it rather Il crude rhivairy as
E"muin" as IA" most polished courtesy.
Ia his quest for tie creek dancer. cal
GHlhraith iuIUaE"h - re: into ;he sam"
set with the "I:u%Sian Princess" toward
hy the Iimr he had guided her through
on dance. Il" WAS willing not nn!? Ia
$tah" his millions that she WAS not
Er"Ga but Hiatt he had had his arm about
her waist hr;oT". When ar where he
could not tell. but the puz2!nr scISc Of
familiarity :" wr"Eht upon him that he
turned lis attention Ia III" discovery Of
her identity. MairluHIc Kid might have
aided him instead Of occasionally taking
the Il 'rinCrSS for Il few turns and talk =
ini; earnestly I" he" Ia low tones. Hut
q VAS .iacE Harrington who paid tli,,
"Rus$iaH Hriu"rs$" the most a"siduou:;
court Ono" h. drew Cal Galbraith aSil"
and ha2arIlrd wild Ei!~SS,.S az to who
she WAS. and explained to him thar he
was going To win. This ranklcd tho Cir
Gle city king, Tor man Is not by nature
m"noEam!C. and he forgot h"th'Madel!nc
and l'rrda In IN" new quest
4 WAS soon nO!Sri abOnt that the
"Russian Princess" WAS not Freda Mo-
LOOT. Interest d"rnrn"r. Her" WAS q
fresh enigma. They knew trrda though
:hcy could not find her. but here was
somebody they had found and I'D not
know Even III" women could not place
her. an! they knew every good dancer in
tn" camp Many in"k her for one OF tho
"tt:'.ial clique. indUlg!ng in 4 silly rs'a :
pad. <ut 4 t,w asserted She would
disappear before -" unmaSkinE. Others
u.,r.. equally ru~Itiv" that she WAS the
woman reporter Of the Kansas tHy
star" come Ia write Them up at ninety
dollars 4 column And the men ct tn"
scales worked huS!ly.
At one O'clock every "nu'In took the
floor The unmaSkimE began amid
laughter and delight, Xix" that of care
free children Ther" was no end OF
Obs and abs rs mask after mask was
l'tt"d The Srint!llating Aurora Bore
aliA" hcCnma the hrawny ncgress whose
income from washing the communities
clothes ran ut about five hundred a
month. The twin. "Sun-Dogs" discovered