The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-01

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Ego fop"aluul omBolbaai9obnt1 amnsssi rat
fnna'n'ns) theslnveoMrh (comIition had,
existed Ifprq qhfs, Jast ,A9rees pat,,aths;, Lal
|, ASA matter OF, ,fnet,, Wilson could ia nnt rs
go nhcld. The sitdntfo wifi Unfrlotlf3mr dtlf3r
had betonie' tehset! fFfitapftE, o'1ditso'f o'1ditso fcifi
that siae' stood Reilly to bt6tk hXfi 'ri6 1t
ne made. He w0u1d not go back, and
"hc dared Observation-Disclosures
|n If Sidney was puzzled, she kent y
brayelY.: to. holsself f, In .heY,ifthla rSo,n
att ,,night, with . tho, ,.doav 0nretu,ly
locked, she, tried to. think. 'thimgs nmt
There, were q few treasures that she
looked oyer Regularly "a dried fowirlrri
from the Christmas roses n' inbe, thn'f
he had ipSaa!sted 'pfay yfiiify ~ tSe ANIL
of her Iianhd ong day IaYter ,thci rns,; ~
Surgical dressings was over ana ,vh;,.,
said :: aRstTGke urce| hut ,fnrnuarn,s
t. There was another niece of nnno,.
over which Sidney, spent much fine.
1T was q, mage, torn out Of ',' nm ordnr
book, and # read: dN' slHfrr hhaSD1Sm sT. y
have light diet: RosIeA85FYaI1H IA5FYI1H1TnS Az s9s38i1sa
Undcrnadthi IsaY ;,i4tt te},i,-2so ID. ,ssfn ontV
v,,,H.arA .,,u.. ~. s,lli.I. y1,fa,GuC.,
the world rHr~1 i,rI,. u ,"|,.t,,,r sun ~
Two roasons hof, nromntoa. Wilson
to request to haye. sidney in tho oncr.
ating room. Hn wnntnG Pnpp VIII Ehh h;n III
,nt} ha ,Co iYad Eh, NYaI3 a., ,I -, ttJa )
the 'hge- -oidiMktiHtrs3rlFfHDm ItY tSV,p
his woman IAe,, hin atsh,s Rpsbun W A
The .deebeninp :,nnfi tbroodcninr of
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| ticcublc in the Inst rcv months Sin.
I Ind potnod In Az; ci,,n 'Mvith,nf Es,,f,,3 :,
| ing hard: had lenlIrfned to Soc ihinrs' ,s
they are, not through thc rose mist of
early h,r,hoo,l onH fn, fry,,,, .h,i,,a
tluunteIE lind; devrlDpptlEa a rphi osophy
| that .hud, for, IT. basis God I'm his heaven,
and all, VOL with the world, ,,t
But her new theory OF occnntnncc
| did not cbtliprehehti dyerythinG.I ShGG
/ was III a State Of Wild rcv0lt;; 'fot. in
stUnce, as'':to JOHNNY Rosenfeid:a and
more remotely, but tsnotilessGdeeply con.
cerncd over Grace Irving. :,.,y.....
But her revolt WAS to be for herself
| too, On the dny after hcr npnointmrn,
to THE operating room, She had her
half-liolitlhy, and when, after a restless
night, she went to her''ticw station, 1t
was to"learn that Wilson had nbeen
called out Of the city in consultation
and would not operate that,y dny,
FOllarh would take advantage of the
Efrre afternoon to run in some odds and
ends'of eases. .'''A'-.''''" -. :;
The operating room made gat,ze that
morning. lnnd small tupckets. OF tam,
pons:. absorbent cotton covered with
tstcrilizcd gn,lze, and fastened tegeth,
rr--tWelNe, ,bS careful. count, IN each
bundle.
r. Miss Grange, who had been kind to
II Sidney in her probation months, taught
her the method.
i Used instead of spongcs," she .ex.
planned. ''If you noticed YESTERDAY.
they were counted before and after
each operation. One oi these missing
Is worse tllap n bank clerk out Il dol
lar az the end of the day. There's no
closing up until It's found :"
her anxiously. :,
what II .hidcous responsibility !"
sho said. -""r a.". t . ,
From that time on she handled the.
small gauze sponges almost rcvcrcnuy.
The. operating room all glass, white
enamel, and shining nickel platc--lirs,
frightened, then thrilled her It was
as II, having lo'vec ii great actor. she
now trod the enchnfitcd." boards on
which he achieved his tt4ahfphs, size
was glad that:it;was her afternoon of, j
and that she would netisee some lesser
start-O Hara, Ito D wit-.Is,irpii,sr his
place. But Max had not sent hpr ony