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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-02-07
TEXAS WOMAN TOTES GUN
Fined $500 and Costs After Being Ar.
rested In a Chicago Theatre

Fined $7UU and Costs After Being Ar
rested In a Chicago Theatre
Chicago, Feb. 6.-Mrs. Helen Dia-
mond was fined 500 and costs by
Judge Mahoney for carrying a con-
cealed weapon.
Mrs. Diamond was arrested in a
motion picture theatre when an usher
in the theatre noticed revolver in a
holster suspended from her belt.
She told the court she did not know
that carrying a revolver was pro-
hibited in Chicago, and that she and
her husband recently came from Tex
as, where she always carried a re-
vOlvef.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-02-07
Reception Is Cancelled

Washington, Feb. 6.-In line with
the policy of abandoning public func-
tons wherever possible, President
Wilson cancelled the army and navy
reception at the White House set for
tonight.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-02-07
Seven of shackIeton's Crew Saved

Seven of ShackIeton's Crew Saved
Wellington, N. T., Feb. 6.-Seven
survivors of the Shackleton Antarctic
expedition, who were stranded on EIe-
plant island, have been rescued by
the relief steamer Autoria. Captain
Macintosh and two other men of the
stranded party persisted.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-02-07
Cold Hurts Truck Crops

Atlanta, Feb. FLORIDA fruit
and vegetable growers have been
hard hit by the cold wave. Freezing
temperature prevailed as far south
as middle Florida. Truck growers
in those sections lost virtually their
entire crop.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-02-07
Family Perishes In Fire

Philadelphia, Feb. ga mother,
father and four children were burned
to death when fire swept the home OF
Max Pomerantz here. The dead are:
Max Pomerantz, At; Mrs. Mary Pom
erantz, ~; Meyer, Samuel, Benja-
min and Esther Pomerantz.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-02-07

According to one scientist who has
studied thousands Of cases, about
per cent of human beings are born left
handed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-02-07
The Weather

Almanac, Wednesday, Feb. z.
Sun rises-6:5 sets-5:06.
Moon rises-5:56 p. m.
High water-11:30 a. M; IL p. m.
Forecast for New England: Fair
and warmer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-02-07
GERMANY WOULD MAKE
ZEBRA SHIPS OF LINERS

The above picture shows how an
American liner would look if paint
ed according to the conditions inn
posed in the German submarine
war announcement. To insure i'm
munity from attack the few United
States merchantmen allowed in the
war zone would be painted in alter
nate stripes of red and white on
their hulls.
Photo by American Press Associa-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
THE IRON AGES
MARKET REVIEW

NEW WORK. April @s.--The Iron Age
\ Will say:
Misunderstanding consumers are not vet
facing hardSa;pS rccatiSc OF shc pre-
ference to Ali:S and the Government IN
deliveries: bui SUInc OF them are mor-
Iins i'll the uattcr % their 1918 needs.
independent steel makers as 4 rule Cr-
fuse to eutrrtain such business. aai
where protection is given it is without
any assurance Us 20 price.
The belief IS THAI fresh foreign buy
ing. facilitated by the big Government
loan now authorized. will comic soon
probably even for tho railroad material
desired by Russia France. with Il new
credit. will also bcin the market. AS
an example, that country wants 21."uo
cons more Of l9-lb. rats to lay 100
miles OF portable track. \ %o'o-;on
Is placed at Cleveland.
Though domestic buying has not be"n
freq in the past week. there Is no halt
in the upward movement Of finished
steel prices. One tthe large structure
al mills with a good record III dclir-
cries has raised its minimum SIS per
ton. SO that shapes that can be had in
q few months are scarce at &c. PittS-
burgh, and as high as &c. IS paid. Each
case is special one. The range Of
steel barsifor any shipment seems now
to be 3.5c to &c. Pittsburgh. Plates
range we'll beyond SC. rs a minimum.
Several independent wire interests now
esk' the IS advance OF last week.
About 100000 tons Of rails have been
sold under conditions OF mill conv'Ai-
ences, or delivery into 1919. 30.n01 tons
having been booked in the East. y,
Chicago the Union Pacific has asked
~ $4,000 tons for 1918 and tn" tninois
Central, for $4,000 tons for 19lN-ls. The
Pennsylvania Railroad has bought l!.-
GOO tons Of steel ut pittsburgh for 1000
cars it Is to build in it's own shops.
The halt in the piS-iron rise was
short-lived. Eastern and Pittsburgh
markets have been quiet. hut cleveland.
Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis alt
report q week OF good sales. largely for
delivery IN the first half Of 1918. Prices
for such delivery are coming closer to
those 70 this year. Resale iron con-
tinues To figure in Eastern transactions.
but with little effect on the march rt
prices.
the problem OF moving this years out
put Of Lake ores much more difficult
than that Of 1916 and there is already
the specter OF an or" shortage. Similar
alarmist talk through the whole season
last year resulted in getting down AL
the orc needed.
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RUSH To COVER
BY THE SHORTS

NEW YORK. April 2G.-Additionai
advances in stocks today. only small
part Of which were finally retained
again received their impulse from inc
prccariouS position Of III" short interest.
that faction making further strenuous
efforts to cover contracts. This cundi.
iiun was most noticcubl" in tho first half
Of the session, when leading issues were
rushed up l 10 3 points over yesterday
highest levels. OF tOday'S h''st prices.
many Of tie more prominent stocks reg
ist"rcd maximum quotations thus Tar
this year and United States Steel.
which added IL points to yesterdays
substantial gain at ll7A. was within IL
point OF its record for that period. re-
ccding almost two points hnwcver.at
the end Total sales amounted 10 slight
Is over Il million shares. the largest in
several weeks.
Announcement that The leading steel
manufacturers had placed orders for the
government ut prices far below those
oh!aInahIc by private consumers served
- revive interest In the broad question
nf supplies 10 foreign governments with
which this country is now acting.
Bonds were irregular on broader trad
ing. Total sales tpar vaIuc) aggrcGat:d
$3.50. 900. xsSz&
United States bonds were unchanged
OF call. :. .:I.14H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
LOGAN b BRYAN'S CLOSING STOCK
IETTEE.

tRy private wire to \. f. Masten & COD
NEW YORK. April 26.-A continu-
ance Of short covering and rather sub
stanttal inquiry from interior sources.
resulted in 4 higher range. OF prices
during the forenoon. but In the latn
dealings gains were In large part can
celled as result OF rather inSiSt"nt
reports from the other side which
strongly suggested that internal condi-
tions in the central powers are oecon-
ing decidedly acute and that a peace
Offer will be made by m" chancellor on
Nav End. when the Rai"hstag conrrncs
of q sort that IS like 20 AFFORD
basis for negotiations. However. that
may be, It would appear from advic"s
that the central powers are weakening
and that when least expected the world
may be confronted with q new state ri
affairs. It was said rather authorize
for a huge block OF copper metal At 4
price. around 25 cents per pound. which
was taken to suggest that further pur-
chases Of supplies will not be attempt
ed on as close a basis as in the be-
have already displayed hardening ten
denotes. It is not unlikely that some re-
straint will be imposed upon advancing
tendencies in the stock market until
after governmental financing IS we'll UNI
der way and then. too. something con-
csrt in the. way Of peace proposals
would also have tendency to restrict
things for a while. Therefore. while
a rather substantial class Of buying
has been experienced In the stock mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
TICKER TALK

CBy private wire TO Finance CO..
Dow Jones: Greene Cananea Copper
declared a quarterly dividend of 50 L
share. payable May 2S stock record May
II. This is same as 3 months ago.
American Brass Co. declared regular
quarterly dividend, of II: per cent and
extra Of IL per cent. both payable May
Is stock record April 90. Three months
ago same amount was declared.
Great Western Sugar Co. declared
special dividend Of $40 L share on the
common. The dividend represents ac-
cumulations prior 20 March l. 1915.
Colorado Fuel declared a quarterly
dividend OF per cent on preferred.
payable May 90 stock record MAJ ::
B. F. Goodrich declared regular
quarterly dividend of 81 a share on
the common. payable August Is stock
record August 5.
.Lehish Coal and Navigation Co. de-
clared regular quarterly dividend OF ,
per cent, payable May 81 stock record
April so.
Pure Oh Co. declared regular quarter
" dividend Of per cent and an extra
dividend Of per cent both payable
June 10 stock record May Is.
Dow Jones says: From tho time Of
the organization to March 81. :9iT. the
United States Steel Corporation made
nm actual addition to assets ot Sh44.-
S9o317 equal to s1e6.S. on the common
stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
PEACE TALK IS
BEARS FACTOR

CHICAGO. April 26.-Niolent breaks
in wheat prices today followed fresh
record breaking advance Of nearly eight
cents. The market acted as oYerbouSnI
and was uearishly influenced after midi
Cay by the prominence given in some
uuarters to state department 7eace in
iercnces from German Industrial dis
turbauccs and by other Washington ut
vices referring I" moves for The estah-
iiShmeu, ~ 4 German republic. In"
close WAS weak. 4: 254k to "54G COR
May and 2Iil. for July. with the finish
as whole ranging from 81. decline ~
/ cents advance, as compared with ~
hours before. Corn showed net loss
OF 20 .ents oats closed | cent of ~
|, cen, uy. and provisions at gains "t
IL cents ~ so cents.
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by private wire IL Finance 60. =
Harris Il in hmm %

by private wire IL Finance 90. from
Harris. Winthrop n Co
NEW YORK. April @n.--FUr;her pro-
fessioual buying COR 10th accounts pa;
prices UP today. lart OF III" gain hoy
ever. was wiped out in anal horr "N
profit taking. The short interest :,:'N
now been materially reduced which has
weakened the markets technical posi-
ton. Much interest is shown a. /"
what steps the government Will ''N"
in regard to fixing prices for ITS nr'"lN
and those of the allies and som" HE.
rangeruent will doubtless h" r"a":''''t
with the visiting foreign c"mmISSi"i,N.
We continue IL adriS" waiting L."
more definite n,wS from Wash;nE''n u"
This regard and upon the tax NI">i' ~.
Would take advantage Of ""ic"> !"
realize on for the present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, April 26.-Butter weak;
creamery higher than extras, 40V40hc;
creamery extras Coz scorc) 399S9Hc;
frsts S7I:Q2Sl4c; seconds 36Ss7c'
Eggs unsettled; fresh gathered extras
35iac: fresh gathered storage packed
frsts 34T45c; fresh gathered 32@Ssc'
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hennerT
browns 34l4,@36Ec'
Cheese firm; state, fresh specials
26!7c-
Dressed poultry quiet: chickens $50
3oc. fowls 2lIa QS2fc: turkeys is 1850.
Live poultry weak; fowls zee; turkeys
II G1Sc.
Flour, strong.
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S85,0OO
THE VIRGINIAN POTTERIES COMPANY
CHARLESTON. W. VA.
7cc CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK

W.
a
REGISTRAR and Transfer Banking Trust Co..
presant ~ " Proposed New Plant:
thcdc prospects and panS
nnnarzc1 Herbert F1lkcnlNlgrr Ir'~'In
Per Cent
Totaou outstanding capta..
ohio plant <cm by d.
art, u
CMr~lm m Il
cual preferred stock
is
demand $ a ana
graphS
in Thirty
nuvnf a lrrdHr SkS adi exc
Fou
Tinesth
ism
xclrtm 10 tnioa f Is
the the proposed
o faraty
file and available for inspection
offered subscription
Per Cumulative Preferred Stockholm combined TOR
the OF SlOO
made to the Kanawha Banking 81
Na will
HOBGEN & COMPANY
vuNsEy BUILDING BLDG
BAITTT MD W.
- believed" "0eo"ea}
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
GREAT INCREASE IN
THE BANK CLEAR|NCS

After two successive days OF losses.
the Wheeling banking clcarings on
Thursday made i fine and dandy jump
Of G2.J per cent. the total for the day
247.iS for The same day q year ago. Il
gain Of S23I. GT2.G5.
For the week ending Thursday, Man.
agcr Mitchell of the clearing house re-
ported to Bradstrrct's clearingS total
ing S3,2G3.550.53, compared with So
80. l57.l4, a gain Of s4sl.39S.39. or IL
per cent.
For the month Of April 10 date the
total has reached sl3.564, l0i.42. com.
pared with sp0.19S.I76.6s. q gain Of
S3,%G5, 3@I.I4, or S3 per cent.
Figures for the month in detail arc
riVnn hnlOM.
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METALS

change quotes lead firm 9h. soelter
flrm' SPOT East St. Louis delivery. sH q
9. 1T London lead EGO. los: spelter E64:
Copper, nominal; electrolytc spot and
second quarter $500 q 5000; later deliy-
cries $4,000 G2s.00. Iron: frmer; No.
Northern, s42.75 @4375; No. 2, s42.26F
43o5, Metal exchange quotes tin
strong: spot, @5s.oo.
AZ London, spot copper $3.50; futures,
e129, los; electrolytic. f142; spot tin.
foo7, ISIS: futures. f22S Us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Raw sugar
steady; centrifugal 0.27c; molasseH 5.Ssc:
refined ss,ndy; fino Eranulated 7.60c; 10
coverinr. but later eased off under re-
uowed liquidation and Mt noon prices
we're l 70 points lower.
Tho last rasrd Off later in sympathy
with tn. easier feeling In the spot mar
ket Closed easy and TO II points
lower. Sales 1850 tons: May b.2Sc: July
b.i5r; September $3.50.
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Wheeling Mold & Foundry common thew tssuol-
Transfer hooks close ArriI is. for cash dividend Of
yer cent and extra cash dividend Of per cent.
payable Nav !.
lErlnc-TraTsfSr hacks c'osc Arrl 90 fct
per cash dividend payable Nav /
Fus:Dr!a GuSs2rransr: hooks i+as., Arrl - H. >
per rent cash Dividend payable Nav /. Transfer
books close sane $. extra IL rcr cent cash
dividend IaSahir Jun. IL.
Harry G. Hunter Shows open today
Bridge Park: twice daily. apr25tf
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. April &c. II.
Furnished The InreIIlEcncer by A f
MsSlen & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir.
giai: building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
T. brand manager
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WHEELING. " Va. April -. II.
FURNISHED The IuIrI1tg"mcrr hy A. T..
MaSteu Il CO. members New YORK Stock
Exchange. National lHnl. "f West Flr-
girlla building. Wheeling. W. VA Louis
t.. Brand manager.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va, April 2G. II.
Furnished The lntel1lgeEccr by A. r.
Mastcn & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Fir-
Sinia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
/. BRAND. manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. w. Va. April IS. II.
Furnished The lntelllgeneor by A. q.
Masten & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank Of West Viz.
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Curb Mining Stocks,
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. April 20, II.
Furnished The Intelllgencer by A. n
,Iusicn G Co. members New York Stock
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NEW YORK, April 26.--Mercantile
paper, * 94H. Sterling 60 duy bills:
s4.72. Comercial 60 day bills on banks:
s4.72; commercial 80 day bills. $4.7l
Frames, demand, s5.7lB; cables. So
70s. Guilders. demand 41bc: cables
AZ c. Lires, demand, $3.50; cables. $6:-
SIS. RubIes, demand. 2S1s c; cables. 2sh.
Ear silver, 1874. Mexican dollars, Do y;
bonds. irregular.
Time Loans, tirmer; 60 days, ~ 94c:
80 days, 404Ec: six months. ~ 94hc.
Cali money weak; high. 2hc: low. &c;
ruling rates. axe: last loan, NC; clos
ing bid, &C; offered at PIC.
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N, Y. STOCK ExCHANoG

WHEELING. W Va. AHr.; -. -.
Furnished The Inte1llgeucer 10y a. E
Masten i Co, members New FORK StocR
Exchange. National Bank or West Fir.
gInia building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
F. Brand. manager
cSTNTES l0pep HlPh Low 'Clnas
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TOLEDO. o.. April 26-~Wh"3i. cash
$2S7: May 50 81: July S@.@2i.'
Clover seed. prime cash $i",1": April
Slr62: October $l10I.
.Alsike. prime cash $il.JH: April SILL
30.
Timothy nriln.. cnYh $50: Nnril Sc 30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
PETROLEUM
MONEY

OIL CITY. Pa. April 26.-Credtt bal
ances 1910. Runs 1:5.lIl; average ~
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Vn., April 90. -.
Daily quotation list OF tho STheollna stock Ell.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 2S.ICattle
steady: supply light. Choice slo''' ~
ll.5O; prime slL75 912.4o., o
Sheep high; supply light. Prime
wethcr 5000 al106; Gull and common
si.5o q 30; lambs $3.50 q 1900; veal cal
vcs $500 q 1850.
Hogs steady; receipts ten double
decks Prime heavies $500; MEDIUMS
sl5.90GI595; heavy workers $3.50 %
100: lirk, workers $1,000 G14.50; pigs
$3.50 9l2.75; roughs s14.00G15.0o
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Totals s13.564.lO4.42 1O,19S.T 3d.
Inc. So, sos .327.74.
Decrease.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

ket OF late. it may be we'll NOT To ignore
opportunities tn accept fair return Hur-
ing strong ncrinlS.
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CHICAGO. April 26.-Hogs, receipts
terday's average. Bulk $3.50 @ $50;
light SLASH q 1885; mixed sl5.25 91b.s5;
heavy -s15.25E 1895; rough S15.25 q H.
As; pigs S9.S5Il366.
Critic. receipts 400 head: firm Ma.
two hcaf cattle s9.00Gl%40; stockors
and feeders S715I10.o0; COWS and hrif-
crs s6.10IIi. "a: rnlves $500 I1".00.
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CQEEEE

NEW YORK. Aurii "G.--C'offae. Rio
No. !, l0c: futures steady; May 7.sbo;
July s.05c,
The Detroit times., 1917-03-29

that he might get down In the after
noon, so waited for him."
Devoted wife," remarked Donna
lightly. Then she added more
earnestly. "Margie, have often won
dered at the happiness OF you and
Dick. You have never had any mis-
understandings. have your"
I only smiled, but wondered. lit
tie book. what she would think n
she could see some OF the conf
dences | have reposed In you. You
have been my only conhdant as l
have always had a very strong feel.
ing as long AZ a woman lives with a
man as his wife she should hold in
violate the sorrows as we'll as the
joys of her married life. To Donna
Tenny. Dick and have been Ideally
happy together. and yet she divorced
Bill for only q suspicion OF what
was sure In Dicks case.
True. she found she could not be
happy without him and went back
TO him. but l think. little book. "a
most OF Va the knowledge that the
world knows our sorrows or ouI
sins In the hardest OF all things to
bear.
Strange. that Malcolm Stuart has
never mentioned that picture To me
Ito BE Continuedl
The Detroit times., 1917-03-29
MEsEs
SOcl0tV MEsMES
REzEz

Mrs Willis e. Buhl Ia expected
home. Sunday, from Chicago.
6
Mr. and Mrs. James Coslett Smith
Will return from California next
week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker are
rpending few weeks in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl NJ. Green have
gone to California for an extended
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson B. Webs
are receiving congratulations on me
arrival OF n daughter
o
Mrs. Cameron r. Waterman has
returned from Pittsburgh where she
was called because Of the death OF
her father, Reuben Miller.
o
Detroiters in Del Monte, Cal. in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenfeld.
Mrs. NJ. 8. Aronheim. Mrs. NJ l.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-29

Chapter XVI.
Myrtle Caldwell burst into my
room the next day 30 full OF excite
ment she could scarcely speak.
What do you think. Margaret
Holland is engaged TO Tod Freeman.
They are TO be married almost ini-
mediatsly. as be has 20 20 TO South
America on business and wants to
take her with him. Aren't you terri
bly, surprised never mtstrusted
they cared for each other. did you1'
Myrtle's excited speech bad given
mo time 10 pull myself together. Al
nrst was daIed, Tod Freeman
and Holland Lansing had never
dreamed OF such a thing | grew
hot. then cold. as the thought re
Cured TO me OF how nearly | had
oonnded my Jealous tears concern
ma Robert and Holland 10 Tod the
day before. A wave of thankful
ness enveloped me. not only that !
had retrGined from showing my
suspicious jealousy. but that Hol-
land Lansing Was TO be taken away
Even now that knew she was to
marry Tod, that was the thtns
which stood out plainly In all
Myrtle's unexpected news.
Indeed arm surprised, Myrtle,
and delighted Tod's a good sort.
and will make her a good husband, -
! answered.
To my surprtfe I found q little
note OF chagrin at Tod's detection
creeping in. had looked upon him
"a my property in sort OF way,
due perhaps. IN great measure. TO
what had been said TO me anent bis
remaining a bachelor because OF
me, my refusal 10 marry him.
ct rather thought your brother
might be the one" Myrtle unused
slowly. Hes much more attrsc.
tive than Tod"
Love goes where it's sent"
laughed. my feeling of Joy that Hol-
land would no more tempt my hus-
band. that her influence in my life
would cease. overmastering every
other sensation.
Tn going 10 give a dinner for
them, want you and Robert. How
ard Cutting. Miss Sloane. and ]
think Harper Carleton and bis wife.
I did think Of having several moro
but Holland begged me 80 hard Ia
have Il only a small AFFAIR that ]