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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
snie> 10 nntc az nncL, Mnun1

Et' ny MOUNT, \ e.. September 81
--o"iht; 10 the congestion Of the mar
ket on account OF ne. heavy receipts
and the scarcity Of labor the sales
were limited to three DAYS this VII
sales amounted to l,500,ooO pounds
which brought an average o: s33=f
inak!ng the tcta! sales to date ;.5=g
oun pounds. AT an average Of S3toi
The offerings have been much com
moner than previous weeks. there Be-
ing a much smaller percentage Of tho
nriGht butter grades and more OF fh,.
Ups ana common leaf ana Tugs Prices
on al! grades or bright tobacco con-
'ihus very high. while the lower
G!auts nave declined perccptibly IL IS
ItihaFhab!", however how we'll mo
prices are maintained in view OF the
conSested state Of the market
In common with the other markets
ia me eastern s"ction ROCKY Mount is
uolnS everything poss bile to curtaiI
the amount -! tobacco and to discoir-
asc me farmers selling so rapidly. In
some ms stances the number OF piles 70
ne hoid IL limited. While IN other cases
me number Of hours is specified infer
"hich no more tobacco Is sold until mo
neSi day ROCKY Mount Will cell only
next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Gltlon to his .MngoS aS Il lahnrer2 -

dition to his wages as q iaborerY
nr ghen aupnoss ,, We add 10 per cent 70.
Of prodnetion s5o5s; profit. 10 per c S9st
'@fSS ss .s sssa ns S
sonablc profit. which means that tn.
poultryman must recover this amour,
Of reVs sear ir%n s each her hen In the course
proposition. this revenue must he ohl
tanned BY the sale of market eggs.
the average egg production on com.
cScesa This average. whereas the n SSfi:
SssuminE ten dozen a as VIE iSSer seie ave.
age, we divide ten into s5.5s3 which
Of ofh !, dSx s5.5 cents as the average prize
pc received by the producer IL he wouiJ
break even with costs OF production.
'osT OF REPRODUCTIONS
OFFSET BY MEAT yAI.r.,
No mention has been made of ,ha
nti . value NJ meat: -either has th.'"
OF len rep nny share made for the cost
place the old s,ocRmbecraauuissn. s TO to re- r.,
s s"IG q, derived rived from the hen. IL she were
me cost of replacing her with n m,i,. 10
Under peculiarly favorable circun..
ihocks little cheaper. For Gin nsp,, ms
Inc FARMER can feed his stock on was,.
Eve ;.. the enc fa other products. and he can
thhey can pick up the greater part ~
Rene. cn k fc,n me backward poultry.
WIN tapie scraps and waste nortions
OF ,he food from the Kitchen TIE
pouitryman who sells hatchintr eo.
nabl chicks and breeding stock Is@i
q, better position. because he com.
mc illus hhiehher prices for these prod
WerS: . which add substantially 10 The
- me strictly commercial poultryman
nothinE 70 sell but market eggs I. ,ha
To-, IL VINO is hard pressed these davt
~ d,c must receive double former pri:e.
or operate at Il loss. '''Ees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

II .NNIhJ no. n. September IL
ne lea tobacco sales this week
amounted To SLIGO rounds. The Of
ierings for the season from August Is
10 oaic have been l,32i.6oO pounds. be-
ing iiIioo pounds more than for the
same period cf last year.
There was a marked i,nproyc,,.,, /,
iTMts particularly for the medium and
good Grades and on the whole prices
were hiEhIH satisfactory TO The farm
cGS, ranging from $ 10 s21 per hum
GrtG winch is considered Wonderful for
dark priminES
There were sold this week q few lots
y. NV: "lr-Gufcd toba"cos that brought
hri the comm. season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Sparks From Motorland

ME-, RAWLINGS. Of the Kline Motor
'"r company. expressed himself yes
t.rdaY as Well satisfied with the way
thc truck business in Richmond is look
ing up. and the fact that he has sold
more pnE-Elder trucks than ever be-
iorr IN lhc last Zen days bears him out
IN The statement ne made several week
ago that the truck end Of the auto
mobile business WAS going TO be the
STRONG one IN the near future So far
Mr., rawlings Is able TO make deliy-
cries on the Davis. Kline and Crow
tlkhar' cars, but he says how long he
VIII he able 10 do SO is Il matter OF
guess work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22


pANN LILLE. VA. September aI-Thc
tobacco sales for the season to Scpter-
her IL were 2,S9i,5S3 pounds, AT an
aNeraSc OF S23.2i amount TO SIZE
o12,7i.
This weeks sales amounted to sla-
'2l POUNDS, which brought an average
OF S26o2 per hundred. The deliveries
this week ran the seasons sales to
September 20 ~ 3.ilt.4i+ rounds. ana
the average $685. per hundred
Inc offerings have not Yet been suf-
ncienily large 10 require triple sales
No doubt they Will be large enough in
the next few days To demand the usual
three sales. The proportion OF stalk
cured iohaccos is increasing. and tn,
sales OF primingS dmin Shing. Prices
ho!d nam on all grades.
INC question OF cusiailing the sales.
merely lcnstheninG the season for
selling and the prevention OF glutS
which the buyers viii not he able TO
hahd!c owing 10 the shortage OF labor
rs constantly being aEiiatcd. hut th,,
bnyers and warehouse people have not
peen ;tnle to get together. The buy
erS Who think some action should he
taken TO prevent gluls and consequent
~ lower nric's, are decidedly in the
mlh"rlty on vote on the question
Inc others are apparently OF the opin-
ION mat the matter viii regulate itself
bN the Withdrawal OF tho buyers from
inc sales when their factories become
CUnEcSteG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
BRIsToL's GOOD LUCK
"ets rinnt That VIII Have nir p.x,
Holi-Cnrdbonrd Powder Contain.
crs for Seven Pine.

,, BRlSTOl. Va. September o1-Tbo
Reynolds Corporation, OF .omi.,,i,i no
NY, which Is 10 establish here factn.
RES Tor the manufacture of cardboar, -,
powder containers for the government
mas leased a threc-story building In
which It will commence operations ai
an early date on the 81. 600 900 CON
.ract with the War Department. The
machinery is now being Installed. and
inc company Is on the lookout for two
more buildings. When the plants ar.
,nliy eHuipped and In full operation
they VIII employ 500 Operatives. and
Bristol VIII have another weekly nav
roll OF $1,000. '"'
These cardboard containers. IL Is IN.
defstood, are 10 replace the containers
now made OF TIN. and will enable liz
government TO effect a large saving in
the manufacture and purchase OF these
PRODUCTS for packinR powder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Rnpid Progress Making nj salt.ille.

Rapid Progress Making mt SaItrille.
SALTNlLLE. VA. September III
Rapid progress is being made on the
construction OF the War Departments
CHS bombs for war purposes. The
buildings that are going up on the
twelve-acrc site Will cover fully half
or the ground. These structures will
include power house "A gas producer
house, rctort, laundry a hospital
and a bakery. In addition there will
be nearby cottages for the officers
chemicals used in the plant will come
mainly from the Mathison Alkali
Works. near here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
MADE N-AMERICA LABEL
Mn nufncturrrs of Thi. Country Maxim,
Ready 10 Gire Germany Hard Time
After NHr

IN oTder to meet the competition
"hlch All business interests are likely
~ nav ait'f me war, and TO protect
themselves against the possihiiitv ~
German made stun being sold in ms
country. many manufacturers in va
Iious parts OF the country are urging
that All American made goods he
stamped Made in America" Ii IN pro
posed that ms stamp shall he placed
on everything made in this country
from paper or pins manufactured in
New England 10 "A LOCOMOTIVES made -,
fuchm0nd. thus giving TO the manufac-
turcr the right TO copyright his trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
YOU have 35.5 cents as the charge for
capital investment.
AVERAGE; COST OF FEEDING
HEN NOW Is S3.75 A YEAR

HEN NOW IS s3.75 A YEAR
Under present conditions the average
cost OF feeding Il hen is S3.T5 Il year
inns rate represents the bare cost OF
the reed and does not include the cos,
of placing the feed before the fowls
which VIII be rcckoncd as labor.
II Is Il simple matter to check this
rate. The laying hen consumes from
.,nghty to 100 pounds OF grain and mash
chased In carload Quantities. it will cos,
on an average of ( cents per pound
HrecnstuTs Will cost at the rate Of -
cents hcn year. Grit, oyster shells
and charcoal will cost about 3 cents pcr
ira per year. These are the raw ma
'tr,ais' Now let us consider labor.
the cost of farm labor has Increased
enormously In the last three years
Fifteen dollars month and board is Il
farmland low commands $40 and $50
Il month and board. or else quarters for
his family. Whether the owner OF the
plant does all the work or not liz OF
Little consequences. his services consti-
iutc labor. and IL charEcablc as such
lcrquisities, such as board and lodging
are important factors these days. They
are charScablc AS labor costs
Therefore We will assume that SEQ IL
month is tho value OF the poultry at.
,snnant's labor. /, would be unfair to
work could net be purchased for less.
SIXTY dollars month. or 1920 II
=, cents bird as the charge for labor.
Md this figure TO the cost Of the feed
'1-and We have II total OF $i.47.
W nat about overhead expenses or
operating expenses. those cEargcs
which are apart from raw materials.
1tbor. capitai investment and so ony
The manufacturers charges UP his Of
nee expenses. clerical hire, telephone
carriage, purchasing expenses shipping.
materials and such like. y poultry
farm has all OF these expenses. or most
OF them anyhow
Suppose We reckon tho overhead at
per cent. although IL is doubtful Il
mat rate would cover IL. Five Ter
cent on Si.iI is 23.3 cents Il bird Thus
our estimate appears AS follows
CharSc Tor capital. ......,..S 5J5
Feed az
overhead expenses ......, .g33
s5.Y5s
Now. .what about profit? The abov"
lolaI, So."3s. represents the cost of
production. the cost OF feeding. hous-
,nG ana maintaining hen for a year
~ INC pou!tryman expected TO throw
IN his time. ability and. enterprise for
nothinE shouldn't he be compensated
Tor risk ing his capital. the same az
"ther industries? Isn't he entitled TO a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

SWLTN NVSTVN, w, september 81.
The receipts OF leaf tobacco on this
market for the week amounted TO $50
w" pounds, considerable stalk cured
iobaccos showing up along with ihr
p'im!ngs. All good tobaccos. we'll
cured and III proper order sold high.
ne average. Tor the week. includiuc
prlmlnSs 'Sild ihc low grades. was
$25.o> PER sNndrrd. Nothing has vet
been done looking 10 the curtail!ng OF
a.cs days each week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
water Work. Plan. Compl.,cd

FFOLk. Va. september 9l.-The
plans for the enlargement OF the works
OF the Portsmouth. Berkeley and
suffolk Water Company have been
completed. The plans call for the ex-
penditur. OF $4,000. 600 which VIII en-
able the company 10 increase the
capacity OF the works from 1900. 900
gallons per day 10 about $4,000. 900
gallons The government is aiding in
financing the plan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Good Sale. ~ H,ncL.,opc

NIACksT N. Scnl.nlD.r o.
h!"' hSiou. continues 10 s.u good
breaks OF primingS with a satisfac,ory
aNer4sc 10 the farmers About i25. 0o0
pounds have been sold w 10 INC nr.s-
cnt time. and The wAr,housemsn *.
rcct 10 Sell from three quarters Ia a
million pounds III all before In. rlosn
OF the primiug season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
New state Bnnk Mt Ford.

FDT.I'. w, september 2l.-The new
bank being established here TO be
known rs the Bank of Ford will start
on Win paid capital Of $4,000 and
a surplus Of $1,000. The bank has
been duly organized with j. II. Duane
as president Il X Lewis. yice-presi-
dent and 7 i. Clarke. cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

Petersburg Must Have Moro Phones.
PETERSBURG, VA, September 2I.-
The object of increasing the capital
stock Of the Petersburg Telephone Com
pany from 100000 TO 100000 is the
enlargement of the facilities Of the
gencies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

Many business man Il worrying
Hh"ut Where 10 ger clerks for tue
desks made vacant by the call to the
rnior~ OF many faithful workers
1tmrs-Di>pntch Help Wanted Ads viii
solve the problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Durhnm County Keen. nullaInr uo.a.

Durhnm county Keeps BuildinE Rond,.
Tune Is not far d!stant when a per-
rect highway system will be the boast
or Durham County. The county corn.
nisstoncrs have decided TO expenb
100000 In making perfect the main
road acrosS the county from Wake
county line TO the Orange County line.
This Is but IA part however Of the biz.
road work going on or In view
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

Start now TO rend the Want Ads In
The TimeR-DiSpntch every dny. You
will find them interesting and profit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
JORDAN
SPORT MARINE

~ last car that ia absolutely con,,.,.
from fnotoIneter 10 extra Silyer.ovn ~.
ana extra a2I< wire wheel. Chas.i, con,,tn.
ohS parts OF the Hnest standard rnaxss
The Jordan Motor Car Co.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
As \ REPRt:SE.NTtTIN
FARMER VIEWS THE MATTER,

The Times Dispatch has a letter from
a Halifax County farmer. ashinE this
paper 10 urge upon tho warehouScmcn
of the bright markets the Importance
OF dong all in their power TO prevent
an orcrcrcwdinC ot the markets that
viii cause the withdrawal Of buyers
and the consequent reduction OF the
hEures paid for the leaf. This farmer
says il is imDoss bl. 80 have the grow
erS regulate deliveries because they are
so scattered through the tobacco ter
ruory as to make II imroSs lille TO get
them together for united action nS to
deliveries. He thinks tho Warehouse
men have IL III their power Icy rcduc-
ing the sales days OF each week. say
TO three or -four. TO Keep the business
so regulated IS not To ovcrcruNd the
iacioncs Of the dealers and thus meet
the labor situation and prevent a de-
cine in the leaf prices,
peieEh tons from III. leading East
ern, North Carolina markets came TO
hichmond yesterday and had Il confer
ence with the dealers here, who have
buyers on those markets. in regard To
ihis matter of curta ling the sales DAYS
and preventing Elu,s. The conference
was satisfactory and the Eastern Car.
DINA markets will continue the plan
they have Experimental with. and the
probability is that for some time to
come they viii have sales on only three
days of each week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS;
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
Several Timely Ones In Just Two Lit
tic Anecdotes In Reply to
the Funny SInn,

The Cleveland plaindcaler attempts
10 be funny at the South's expense.
Under IA headline, lis 1t Worth while?"
that paper says:
southern papers claim that there
are no Sunstrokes in the South. no
matter how hot the weather gets. Well,
E3kimos don't catch cold, cither-but
look where YOU have To live TO pur-
chase such immunity"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
TOBACCO MARKETS
!. GENERALLY ACTIVE
trimmings Continue to Bring Fancy
Prices I'm Richmond and Other
Leaf Markets of Virginia.
CONSIDER FEWER SALES DAYS
Buyers and Warehouses In Virginia
MartS Fail to Agree So Far-Caro-
lima Men Confer With Richmond
Buycrs-Agrcement Reached.

Richmond tobacco warchousemcn who
sell The loose leaf had busy sales days
last week The receipts OF sun-curcd
priminSs were large. both on Tuesday
ana Friday. The total sales for the
two days amounted 10 u little more
than 100000 pounds. There was some
Improvement in tho quality OF the leaf
offered. and there WAS considerable i'm
prorcment In the prices paid for the
same. The offerings for the week
brough, an average OF $685. per hum
dred pounds. The warohouscmcn look
Tor lighter receipts this week as the
primings are beginning to run short.
nnd no stalk sun-curcd leaf is Yet ready
for delivery.
The reports from tho hrtch, markets
SHOW that the farmers are beginning to
deliver s,alk-cured leaf. and arc highly
pleased with the hich prices being Of
Tered for II. The buyers and ware
housemen Of those markets are still
considering the question OF reducing
the number of sales days so as TO
avoid gluts however. tho buyers and
the warehouscmcn are not agreed as TO
the details OF any plan, and IL may he
that no general agreement. binding on
All the Virginia bright markets. viii
be reached.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
PERSONAL NEWSITEMS

: this evening at = O'Clock. for the
purpose oi Arranging Tor The o'rc-
moniul to bc held ben, August %
Thomas o. Allen sccrptar, OF the
New Mexico cattle SANITARY BOARD
returned this morning from MaBda
Iona and states mat the largest
crowd that ever assembled iu Mas
dalcuh witnessed the roundup
SENATOR Isaac tatrth and $ a. No
Million az, ip Santa Pc TODAY arr1i-
iBg the cas-, ct Mrs. Soll T. Andres
against Mrs NJ W Tlourno' before
Judge VI e. Mcrhcm Ms tlour-
no,. widow ct " W Flouruo,. is
sueiug 10 recover one h,i ct her
husband estate. which she saNs ~
valued az $500. 100. also tor $4,000
ltfc insurance.
Antonio Cha,,y. 20 years old. OF
sixteenth street ana Roma VENUE
was scrousl, injured Yesterday whcu
hr WIS mt hy cts EloCtri, str''t
ear at Fourteenth street and Cen
ttal utcuu
Governor ". T. Lindsay. Judge u
n ilanua. uf the state supreme
court. aud John " FOE of tie led.
ornl fuel administration. lott ~ noon
~ NfANNfANH NN NNN WIN Y w
administration m.ttcrs
" e.. Taluafcrro. OF Topeka. tor
many years land commissioner of 10,
Santa tc railroad, is ,n the CO.., To.
day
There viii bc "a special meeting at
the entire truop OF the Giri Scouts dt
the arnoty tomorrow evening al
o. 3 q
Miss Mario Underwood. who has
been spending the summ"r ~ Texas
with her uncle aud aunt. Nj and
Mrs. " ~ Weeks. returned home
Saturday evening She was Uccom
panied boy Mrs Weeks who VIII WISH
Ter sister. Ma Blau'hc Underwood
Thclma rtuliiu Sapp OF Don.son.
Texas, and Edward j Malone. oi
los Angeles were united in marriage
saturday evening, bN Or \ l.
Wedge. at the lattcr's home IN,
lridc WAS accom panied Nv her par.
cnts.
Tho August meeting of thc " 6
T. 1 viii hc he'd at tn" home OF
Mrs. Martin. 400 south High. tumor.
row ~ 3 y m. ANNUAL election oi
Officers.
Sergt. l. polslc,. OF the t34th L. y
infantry. at camp Cody, has been
visiting here. lie lett last night ,Oi
an officers training school
Richard Gwynnc Lowe, o-ycar.olI
son pf trvuk IT, Lowe. linotype OF.
orator FOR the Evening Herald. l"ti
last night tn spend the winter with
his grandmother. ~ t.ucas Kan
Mr. aud atrs A. &. Graham. who
have been visiting friends aud rel
atives In Albuquerque for IN" last
three weeks. leave tonight Tor their
home IN Tyrone. y NJ
e. B. Green. OF the y. NJ g. \.
leaves tonight for q camping trip
IN the mountains with the following
boys ct tho y NJ e. \ Edmond
clayton, Joe Han. Fred krcmis and
carroll Pastor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
D. M. Rosenwald Tells
Local Board Tradesmen
Are Needed at Deming

Sergeant H. VI. EosonWald Of the
uuartcrmastcr corps az Camp cody
today wrote the Hernallilo county
draft board stating that his branch of
service Is Ion need of different kinds
Of tTad"smcu. especially shuemukers
and tiiors. Following i- his letter
Have been wanting 90 write the
board FOR some time go let % know
how things are going down here. |
surely like this branch uf service, as
things are very Interesting Have
been made a sergeant foreman uf
salvage and transportation and It
Keeps me busy.
My main object lu writing tu the
board is this We are tn need uf
about forty ~shocmnkers ~ tailors
Now. We can use men who have had
experience. tina. Is "a very limited cN-
p%criouco in pressing and leather
work. as we can teach them what We
want
what wish YOU would do for
me is ~ find out 10 ycu have n
such mon. We cannot take class I
men. but cun accept mon OF class g.
@. They viii probably he inducted
AS pri,ttcs within q short time, but
10 they enter this service n are
willing 10 learn aud capable they can
rise very quickly They are To work
from \ To- r. o'ciock and from ! To
3 O'clock and cam rise as high as
commissioned Officers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

education. i23 West Roth street. Sew
York city.
Summer care of the Baby and
save the Babies" American Medical
association. j8j North Dearborn street.
Chicago. Ill.,
~"Children's Year Bulletin" Califor-
mia state board OF health tJune, 1879,
Berkeley. Cal
"Child's welfare Numhcr.' Health
Ncws tNiny. 1879. New York state
department Of health
Modern Health crusader New
MeAico Public Health association. Al
huuuerguo. y. NJ
Hints to Mother and what
Every Mother Wants 10 Know and
"Idtilc Helps for ENpocttut Mothers. %
better babies bureau, Wumau's Homo
Companion. 3Sl Fourth aycnue. New
York citN.
II any difficulty is experienced in
securing any 81 these pamphlets
needed the New Mexico Publ" Health
association. Commerce building, Anu
uu"rquc. y NJ. viii he glad to assist
lu procuring them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

power over him An, pEn Of dis
pleasure always brought tears, aud
Hlutc was onc of those m,n who
cannot stand Tears.
rlpkc .,liom denied me au, p',os
urc. seldom refused 10 arcomphny me
anywhere / know NOW. tina feeling
ho ,ouid not give me what should
have h,cu my due. what be- know I
thought me- gavc me. had made han
wukc the scmblauro as convincing Jf
pos>iblr Tho strain war telling ON
hmm Ito already looked older. more
scdut'
was wonderfully happy az times
Then again my Jealous nature which
magnin,d every thing caused mo tu
ho frightfully unhappy, ! did not TN
90 overcome my u-nrcnsou,nF fear nat
somc one OF somebody would take
BllR, rrom me. supply gave lull
rein 10 u.y emotions. and often sp,nt
uiyscll SO freely u made me ~. At
sucn Times Blake would beg ard plead
with me 60 DE moro careful Ut myself
so trust him io bee true a. no. Sow /
recall that never once unless undo
pressure did nc say one word dbou,
l,Nc. tie used to say wucu in
sisicd.
"Oi course I care cor YOU. G,ps,
WI, do ,ou torment Yourself with
doubts" vet he took me In his
arms and deliberately told me. =
love YOU" guess the rousuu I didn't
notice II then was because was al
ways su,ing II love YOU to hint
Miss Mcredith's picture VAS finish.
ed. It was "a beautiful thing, and he
cause of u Blake had taken several
moro orders from her friends tie had
rivon an afternoon" upon It's com
pln'ion. and the picture had created
G. Juror
one afternoon before n lett tho
studio went down and stood m front
%, n. and studied Il for some time.
Blake was out. and the longer | stood
thor. the greater grew my resentment
because he had puintcd-not the pie
tnar. but the "a Suddenly a
yer, FURY possessed ne, and I picked
rp a long pair OF library shears from
o table.
Dared -
Again stood before the canyas
Tho lovely face. the beautiful Shout
dcrs and neck; the poise OF me head
crowned with golden hair almost
maddouod me. | raised the shears.
would not let her have n 10 remind
tcr of the hours she had spent with
blake,
what are you DOING had not
heard Blake come IN. Ito held my
atm I'M u wise, | cried with the hurt
"Nothing, WHY you hurt me let So
81 my arm | returned, the tears lil.
me my eyes ilr rrali, mad NUT me
'iupliN,
What are YOU Net, Aou ,o,n. la
10 with those he pointed 10 tine
slchts.