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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
REPUBLICANS TO PAY
VIII Defray Expenses Of
Party Members for
Meeting
ROBERTSON CAUSES DELAY
Governor Responsible for
Not Giving Women
Voice Next Year.

'"' N''''
.Il,I,I'. sept 49, The
,,,,, ',''. 'tls azure must
..,,,..,..., '.''' voc i'd'iu woman
.t,t... ..'''. 700 d" N'ut Tor Hll
r,, '' r.', ""'''" 'i lh' nation TO vote lu
,I.,. " "a 'I''li"u. tr
,,, ,'.tI.,'i h,''''", i'puuu.
INN, ,..l'.. '''' '''."l ~ 'hl1
,,.,, am "hidh ilidc.y iu
.lL.t.,.. "' r''" proposed hN iHc
...,r.n.,,'. ~ n''''" ratification
'o'h ri'p"Ar special
.,.,. '"y E'''''"i', lho Wcm-
''" '''' """ ''h'hh'r.
mbuJ ~ the mruurI. OF the Irg.
'H'"'uI" can N'. afford and are vii
iht Too uutrr .Uis st,r.f.r Of ttr,
ana mon'l. u is trur. however. Jnli
l"' 'NI"nar nigh Dee ID burden
upon some WtWurrs uf the lrgls.a
l'r". since this lv matter II
great national IU'pIIttu.y and OF
Iuhli'u"u'", fairness Go the women
VI Nl' lAbuu. the republican organ
Aa4u1 IN lns stat, Nill reimburse
sh'h bpubloiu members or the lex
'A'diui' iur iuclT necessary yNpcu-,r
~ attending "a Hpccial session hrld
solely Tor ihc ratification Of the
M"'n'h suffrage amendment to tnr
United a'ajce r"usiituiipn.
"Iiy lu u,,rAhcIultpy p.t,,i,,. .,
AI iuc voters no our a.r .t,fr ,lr..
ton oklahoma went on. l..urI ,.
uupuilIflry n favor Of uofuau
suffrage NIh this evidence or
rtuum,uf within On. state. ih. Leg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
GO ON SPECIAL TRAIN
Men Return After Decid-
ing to Call OFF Union
Attempt
WANTED TO FORCE DEMAND
Enforced Unionization Of
Mines Was Object
Announced

F. CHARLESTON. ". Va, sept
Tho nIluors who marched on Logan
... ...,.-,.,. o., ,,,t,,,,,. tho
county ''N"''"'' .' "','''''"'
mines thor" returned /" iht!f homes
today hy succia train
Several thousand miners who took
.,, . march ,,rn.s tho rpuniry yes.
..,.-......
l'I''N. VII" 'h' ''"N' -" '''' P,''' W
forcing nOnunion miners In Logan
,,uniy to orranizc We're prevailed
,.s ,..... DO, ,.,,f. o,,or,s
up"" ''"'' W.
The men were started hh'k 70 th'"
homes late In the afternoon from
p,r,iu, aud Clofhicr .nt which
-, -, - ,t.b,
points 'h'' VA" ~" "''' '''N
They Wcro drought bh'h ln fH''l''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
WEEK TO SEE PACT
PUT BEFORE SENATE
mirmau Lodge Expects to Report
II out During Next Few Day%--
OtlNr Bills Take second PlaoC.

WASHINGTON. Sept Transfer
'hr TctCe treaty from the foreign
..Hunua committee 90 Tho senate as
Pho fnsl step toward ratification vii
. 'N, principal event thl- week lu
s''ss Chairman Lodge. uf the
.lE.'En relations committee. Is CN.
~ .r3 tp report The treaty wish rec.
'.."r0tct amendments and rosrr
...."'s Wednesday. and thereafter
.' r"1'y Is expected Co have cNriu-
.. richJ of way on the senate floor
''I'r than tho treaty develop.
H''s little IMPORTANT work ls cN.
Do. 90 this week in either senate uT
..r Many committee hearings.
.N"Ner. are iu prospect ou both
NJ De capitol
'.Hnc of majority Ihd minority
f.r ~ the foreign relations COM
..." u0 The treaty hy Chairman
t" and Senator Hitchcock. dem
.. EohraskA. respectively. vii Poe
opening Formally 100 actual son.
.nnslirrlfion ~ m. treaty The
''.'. I- Goo DO cons Icr'I and voted
.. article by ar'i.I Initial CON.
.rsiIs will come uu amendments
posed hy The republican commit
To-. majority
d.. The general investigation into
'.N..1n affairs viii Do" opened fH.
'f.W hy the senate foreign rrIt.
E subcommittee Tn, inquiry PEI
."'.f'i io continue several months
Rev ur lrmsu - Sew York
Hr League " Free Nations uas
allied 40 The first witness
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
Weeks Tour Will Take
President Through
North to Coast
TO REVIEW PACIFIC FLEET
Ceremony Is Set for Sat
urday-S Speaks at
Omaha Today
DIS MONIES. sept. s-Pr,,Si-
dent Wilson left here nj 1901
this morning for Omaha where he
speaks today,

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Sept t.
ANer days res, in pes Moines.
President Wilson will strike Into the
northwest tomorrow for a week or
speech making there I'm the interest
~ the peace treaty
HIS schedule for the six days will
AXE him through every state that
borders Canada west OF the lakes
and will end Al the Pacific coast.
where on Saturday afternoon he VIII
review the Pacific fleet. lie viii NOT
reach the extreme northern tier OF
s.a'es until Tuesday however. to
morrow being occupied with ad
dresses At Omaha. Nebraska, and
sioux Falls. S. D.
The president and Mrs Wilson
rested MOST OF the day in their suite
%, a pcG Moines hotel where they
had spent their first night or their
tpccal train since Leaving washing
TON Wednesday. In the morning they
attended services. however. at Cen
tia. Presbyterian chruch, and In the
Afternoon went for an automobile
ride which iook them out through
'ao country about the Iowa capital
br Grnyson. the presidents ply
'.ltn, said MIR Wilson had been
much refreshed hy hts sunday stop
and was IN good trim for the siren
.'us week before him lie said ne
would urge. however. that the presJ
TENT make f,w rear platform
speeches I..ng the way. saving his
tHl % 'ur tho ~ scheduled addresses
t. are 10 Ice made before mex,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
Delay in Rahfying ~
Peace Treaty Rests
NOW Win President

CHG NI.O, sept Tn state
ncnt issued hrrr today win H.
Hays, chairman uf the republican
national committee. declared that
President Wilson wac pounding
against "a stone wan Ia attempting
Ia have tie psa,C treaty ratified
without reservations
Chairman Hays statement In
fun, follows.
II hgr'p with President Wilson
that the treaty viii be ratified.
hut ratification viii h. Ac,pmpa-
nicd by reservations abrsplulciN
safeguarding III" full indcpcud-
cnCC and freedom uf notion of tins
republic. That Is the -impi, tact
whi'ii the president may uS wei
recognize first ns last At PRIV
cnt he N only pounding against IA
stone wall of patriotism which has
already bsumc lmprSnhblc aud
II daily increasing In width,
strength and height. The commit
tsT reservations constitute the lr-
rtdu,iblc minimum Of the require
InCnIs ct substantial majority
of Scnntur- who cannot hc 'cpcr,' Il
or ',luiCd into violating th'ir
uaIhs uf offiOc Ia hold America
first There Is no partisan
ship Ia their position. True,
every republican senator without
exception stands with the commit
tex, but because hC is an American
hot h,Caus~' hc II n republican.
I sincerely believe further that an
actual majority 81 th" democratic
senator's feel tlIC same WAY ANA
evidences multiply daily thnt when
tho time ,SpmCS u considerable
numls.i will vote the same way,
1T IL for the president Ia deter
mine when the test 4hali tx made.
The trtaty will ~ reported "ul
this vtCk and IA vote can u" hah
ns soun NJ II can TX reached un-
der the rules unless Il l. delayed
by senators acting under direction
of de president himself II II sim
ply vup Ia the administration Ia
decide whctLrr Il viii nr viii not
nCrrut Mt once th,V-c essential
guarant,S-,. Of American indcp"nd-
cnct, which will unquCstionnhly hr
promptly accepted hy the Other
nations. Il 4, imperative that this
matter bc settled right II ought,
nv NIL means, to bC arttlcd prompt
k. Tho fun responsibility for any
delay will r,nt upon the president
and him alone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
USTRIANS TO SIGN ON WEDNESDAY
TIE WEATHER

IT, "a Okla Sept NASimum.
D. minimum 81 south winds clear
OKLAHOMA Mouda, and TUESDAY
generally It
LOUISIANA Monday and TUESDAY
looA. shower
ARKANSAS Monday and Tuc,i,y
partly cloudy local showers lu r,.
FAST TENNS Mouda, and Tuesday
p-ft'y cloudy local shower, 30 east
portion
VEST TFyAs Monday ami TUESDAY
partly cloudy probably local showers
iu southwest portion
KANSAS ratr MONDAY. Tsesdss
partly coudy and cooler O.
LIFE's ALL
What more DO ,ou wan, from Ifc than
this.
The gentle thrill Of = loved o0c.' Aiss.
And the faith OF a. who love ,ou1
Friends 10 share ta ,uuT JOY or woe.
4 home with Laughter ard peace aglow
What more than these rau the rich
man know
who sets himself above youi
What more DO you want from your
stretch OF years
Than the mAuy smiles for the few tad
tears
Which are born 81 tho common sorro~s'
Though YOU grieye today YOU ma live
10 sing
And the riches, man or the proudc,t
King
Cannot truly say What the n,sDt ,haI
hrsrg
or fashion his own tomorrovs
II You ,lccp At nigh, on your sheltered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
TeH Selection Today
for Nen Branch Bank
Which Tulsa Is After

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept T.
Officials ~ tho t"nuh fctirrnl re-
'v'rNc district aid tonight that nn
announcement might bc expected
tomorrow uf The so4rDtiou uf site
for "a brunch bnuk. oklahoma Citl.
Tul~n hhd Nichitn has asked that
thCS H. chosen M intimhiiun
was given tonight ns a. which cIN
had IEp'u -"lv,tcd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
'M0MENTOUS TRADE SESSION
WILL BE HELD IN ENGLAND

.. - ','o~ .atsd Press
..l-N~'a.rN Sept THE most Ir-
.'. interest," l- being displayed 'u
H"ff" "N trades union congress
mon VIII POI" The E-et'e-,t ever lc %
Great Britain Five ant guar.
..i'n workers are represented
BOO delegate who have a mum H'r
questions 'n decide which W.I
ave- iH.H"~.au. hearing en- -ha O..
"' I-f'isn Industry
H.-' s'ruiff#aTG sr..fr 'u-
rioters '1 direct action nt r.s
''.-r .- order fo obtain raff.ra.
r' obi" mines which isl -'..r..
f'.t hf e powerful r-pIg o.
@ia rsT.Ini workers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08

LONDON. Of tho heroes
In recently
Hist '
"a an the British
N
husband who Major Her
w'uthrsi " EngHh
mutmllonaife
WILSON
Ireland lie cutgratcd to
England parliament
lIuEh"udon Nhnor
U'uurfi The the ~ Lady
Wilson
WILSON Gordon wilson and WI
Ia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
LAMONT URGES QUICK
ACTION UPON TREATY
Morgan Rnnkrr issues Statement
Pointing Ia Dire 'onscGuch'fH
II Treaty Delayed L"ngcr.

NEW YORK. Sep, o. Renewed
hhIshcvik efforts throughout ltutop"
which will spread go America. fur'n-
cr chaos among the newer naIona,l-
ties abroad. starvation fur millions
Of persons TN Europe during m"
coming winter and the prohNhl'
forcing OF this country 10 enter tho
league OF nations as noNi'ate
hand In hand with Germany' VIII
result n the United states hcnaie
continues 20 delay ratification Of the
proposed peace treaty, wllhoui
change. Thomas " Lamont ~ j.
= Morgan n co. predicted iu
statement issued here tonight
Nr Lamont, who spent NV"
months abroad with the American
peace commission serving Hs a.
member OF the supreme economic
council the intcrsallci comm itSiou
and NJ one Of the financial advisers
to the United states dol"raiion. as
serted that 'lh" whol" world "a
crying for peace. f0F "a chnnc" 'o re
new ITS normal lifr and WORN
EIchanFc Fails
since II became evident 'o the
comm crclaI world that 'hr action ~
tho senate might result 200 'h' uu..l.
ryl.uu ~ tNy treaty. there has been
uu alarming fan iu 'he rate 90
foreign exchange Nj Lamont sand .
"Tor this be continued. 'un
remedy can De had AS long sls 'h'
delay continues 40 Washington. I1 .
p,ar rur tho extension Of fur"iEU
credits $50 necessary 10 maintain F.
Americas export trade. can hr
q H# boz
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
National Assembly APP
proves Terms by
Big Majority
CEREMONY ARRANGED
DR.. Renner to Affix sigma
ture With Little
Formally.
NATI0NALISTS ARE OPPOSED
Party Protests Against
Drastic Conditions That
Are Fixed
BALKANS MAY HOLD OUT
Much Speculation Felt in
Paris Over What
They Will Do.

Nv The AssociAtcd Press.
PARIS, sept THE Austrian
delegation at st Gormain has In
formed tho French peace mission
that It has received notice that Aus
tra has accepted tho peace treaty
and that Dr. Karl Hrnncr. head OF
the Austrian delegation has been
charged with the signing OF the
peace document.
DR. Ronncr IN now on his way 70
PARIS Ills signature viii be affixed
to Tho treaty at 10 o'clock Wednes.
day morning
Hurried arrangements are being
made for signature of the Austrian
treaty ~ ~ German "Wednesday.
The ceremony will be much lcss for
NAL than that at Versailles. as II IL
believed necessary 20 rush WRnature
OF the document because of the un-
stable condition OF tho Niouna gov
Crnment
The signing will take nlace In the
stone age han Of sn GERMAN chat
eau and much the Hhmo procedure
viii bs followed as In the presenting
of the original treaty 10 Or. Kan
Bennor. head OF the Austrian dele
gation last June In the aame room.
There IL much speculation as TO
whether the Balkan states Will sign
The treaty
The notification was sent the
peace conference Saturday evening
In letter signed by peter Eichoff.
one Of the members Of tho Austrian
delegation II announced that the
national assembly had authorized
Dr Renner to sign the treaty. Two
documents were attached 20 tho let
ter. The first, dated September 8,
said the national assembly had de-
Clared that Austria must bow bc-
fore necessity The second consti-
tuied a protest tn the national as
sUmbly by representative of coun-
tries detached from Austria-Ger-
mans, TyrOleanH. Corinthians and
others
The bulgarian treaty has been fln-.
ishcd and will be sent 10 the powers
having limited interests In lt tomor-
row
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07
FAITHFUL READERS 0r BIBLE.


Ezra Stiles, was pteslTietit al .vSlilia
college from 17'5f77'stp He was.::
sass tlye Kansas City Star, one ,bf tl,e
leading men III those tifsess. meeting
On terms of seeia l.9eunAtitts 9hosrer
Nhsl netieesSsae affairs y t:sshiis gtpi,,
Adams, b Webster I,utnafa, ieranlslila
Roehatnbnali mad others 4 Among eth
Ell llahors Ezra Stiles kept n n1aficnIglls
diarys which has. been edited and con.
deilseA tiistuatlgee volumes . sby lar.
franklin. r.. DEXTER Of saales he
diary Is ,staggering IN. its s1etaiiss s.,
tliTt the wonder iissstfiaN its Nrfi tefs
could finsl tiaie enii atssa5oflfer ene,illa-s
tiea, For. instance Ne fiftls tia Il Stiles
s,as an invatnrat eatial Of the Bibles
srsat -het so imposed this "a SIX aaalsaeia
thsss fsefabsrs Do liias tamil ina =. , be
gathered from the following excerpt:
EEfssSTaia 3s7 1896 - 5sfr tlahghters Run.
from 775 TO a IIefss ,ois m As ms read
aHlhle IA rnass iire,,g and my
f'l>p. Eliza, set. IL tliias Tread sits
through Eve tiAsaes sIsrailia has slost,
i,el,. lattes.. but hiss prabyr snd IL q
dozen times & ore, fers s;sae rendsits
pfte % yeaf fssra aexefsal ,yisaftegi.a ~ Is,s
Ms l1tfierr slsiidrar aase4 read itesnfss.Fys
times. May God bless stak.s fssadg Of
lhisIioi 81 Boob To- tsssfns 81 festliesI
Ia li FITS. She read ahrousfs the Btl,ie
five TIMES the: last four Years of her
life. onets IN stbous q orr #, months.
Keziah died 1885. She read It through
slys ihsess taigssiastt i 'tt; rs Of i.er1
Life Besides rEHeg In Course ,,ri.1
sately in my. sttt1s. Tread tl1ro the
Bible Ii MS II Af6rni as. Prayers
from 1850 All glia tines.
ontes i'd forf sears fang have ha,sI
fun oppofty OF heil1g ssca11aint Cd with.
the sacred Contenfa 8fftile Bihls !, -. .s
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07
I WEST BARNET

s atr. and Mrs. Roy Warden enter
tanned about Is of the young people
Tuesday evening. The evening was
very PLEASANTLY spent playing games
and delicious refreshments were
served.
About 80 friends of james Smith
gathered to remind him of his 74th.
birthday Thursday evening. This
was a, complete surprise to Mr..
Smith. A very pleasant evening was.
spent and they all left congratulate.
ting Mi Smith S - .ss - p
Grover Roy visited friends and rel
atives in the neighborhood this
week ''T III.
The annual church dinner was held
Saturday in the village hall. Eighty
partook Of the bountiful dinner serv-
ed by the ladies. After the dinner
the annual meeting was held.
Mrs. Emma HASTE entertained
Mrs. Carrie Roy, Grover Roy and
MI and Mrs Harley Watson and
daughter Of Danville New Years
day.
Bartholomew Somcrs of ST. Johns-
bury was in town several days last
weak.
I Friends Of Lee White, who was
taken to the hospital q week ago for
"a serious casc Of appendicitis, are
GLAD 70 boar he IS gaining
MISS hhaa Bl'icsett and Miss Ina
BaSnar returned the first of the
week fi,enl their homes 10 resume
teaching otter the holidays
.91iss 2nby Btain returned to Cod
dare Seminary " Wednesday,.
Henry Roy and Grover Roy were
in ST. Iohn-bUry Saturday,
ry and BIIs Frank Blain and
Nelson Blein ware at james Blain's
New Y saT's day r.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07
Henry
Enlists
sssssssssssssessesHs<sssssssssss
scopyright, 1878, by Mcclure Newspaper
i.s.s -. ~ ~ sSyndicata1
By LOUISE OLIVER

Henry Emerson paced ? his ssoffire
tfaoughtfu1ly, his hands clasned behind
his back, his head bent. For tire first
time in & dozen years sonethiits had
happened which had shaken up. his
tlormans ;emotions ID the point of dem
onstrafion. ts'r-s
TO be brief our friend Iis,l. that
f,iprnine, risen. shaved l,atllcti md
ereakfasted as usual. md read Ills
morning papers prcr his grapefruit. bit
beyond that, his daily program had re-
esiyed a severe jolt. Tor. reading of
The Gernoan drive and how tiaes were
i at.ilirE fotsarn AiuIens md pres.
/. tllen O. The talssIns Of KummeF fIilk &
queer Sensation had seized him III .ttsa,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07


Of his hafna. aiscos eresl' seis- e,rsl s,ari-.
up that lie had, thenghf long, dead. or
that he had net thought of atsall. and
one: of them was Louise Woods lar
III a,as, queer llsyss he had geo OYER
hiss disanp oisitntsrfs about Lo,iieef or
filoagiltsife had for now as he reuaefns
Dsretl her eles ssiis ey esaant f2so1rlets
f,ii hair that had a habit Of blow is
) little soft wiaxfsy about her ears and
face, a queer, lorgihg seizeliS hfn1sfo see
nor agaihs IIs. mus SEE her, antlsatsas
nra what iss had Il 81
Is papseif ifs ilfs,s 81 and s:tosea
hisiey es' Then he tsisersea them TO tho:
ysss raa riaesss Of .as staifla of ,slnefse
ana ray roof ar q yslns ont sun ~
III YEAS typical Of his life.s.di ssoesf
fTns ssaussit nsW=senapsiness ana gfas4;
asea.iifsa ii,lesssss has ma
On. yes he dsfeft Louiss sbae c. htnile To
come. u1ffssssr s5scrs e. md seesricil.E Tie
wanted her to- alaurrg flir1s and
along. itrs4 she ssa,,llinsx seaee
kherls rtsts { = 81
Tarese Is mo ssas st,ss iastiiitas
ana, taiea II harefssssa iib5itit nb5ss Henry
waErirls. thirty Il nd ssoing. sdssWHl !.
And .I4s,nisg was
dale. thirty, and. l1lobablE naarsssed by
!. This times with 4 .failiilsaaf saileirsf,.
( Suddenly nc ssraigfatened. What
foot he. was! OF eotirses she'd forget.
fen about hant iioiag S;1go What right
s.haf NE to get aet. taltasoiitaf nov over. a.
past that lsas oefasetf 70 exist exeepf in
hisoWh rfain1 r = - 81 t ss11s :.
Hs Eat down at his oeL desk ard
made an tempt Of .ll1ritting his affairs
I Sr4fc shape to leave Rt,t tbs uneasy
|sfeeling about Louise had come TO stay
Somehow ne felt.that he wanted her
70 know iiashad enlisted ard TO retrieve
himself in her eyes
1T WIS asFarnls dag in late April. so
warrn.rhaf he had left the dsor open
into fle cool marble corridor froue
which other doors Of ground glass like
bis srvr openet. into other Offices ami
business rooms IF various sorts. such
as one. max End in arr metropolitan
office building
Suddenly little breeze. Playing
with the papers on lis desk. bronghI
/ 70 Henryss nostrifs . whiff -of exquisite.
J fragrance. arr ife lifted lis head sud.
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islly conscious that fiie otlo, Vas fas
lliiiar 49, s We 81 s
Nareissus..ss He was SURE. ef III he.
had seen ii florists vsndoN Fiji ~ !
that morning. and tisas. too, hal fs1asns
him hack 20 Greendale and Louise.
Therelad been d large he'd d, sac flow.
err IN her garden. anl the Ia ST tilae ne
Ind seen her she iii1d stood beside II. q
few Of the blossoms III her hand.
Surely all reads today seemed to
lead TO Louise ss;s9sss ~ ~
The perfume came asain. sitEollgla the
open doorway. He would haze 70 see
Just wheresti,ose blossoms
Across the hail was the" Visiting
Nurses 9assoeia tom DIS tles understood.
By. the lettering on the doors He had
neseE been within, .fodas. lsessever,
tie door was open and. as he had ey-
f,ectnd. there on "A large anuilogauy
desk In stfle cerrser of the roo,a Nals. q
crystal bowl Of. white nareissls,
But it was. netafhe flowers liar held
him spellhonnd, b1lS,, the woinan in
white aslieslr writing d the desk t;4os11
which they stood # was Louise iler
self~-1T;euise= OF fond sllefaiors
Suddenly she looked III. ;lifl smiled,
not surprised. stastaeti smile. but the
confident. welcoming smile Of ono ssssrlsn
hflsa ltssiss ,ecteta the profit sssissf5 re-
ess,ifta s .se.'2s5.s d E.
!. u bury z, she ca.ied. lasine sl,Ssn or
gs1nfl ssrisine. s. aotll sl,asssas zss9is.
.ssfetclleds q e
EN- Eeilise J-@aidn'i iln0sys SOP
aeFes{heln.s fl possessed himself Of
10th llsrids, aleet;irs tlfsen deep into tstr
esssss. 4 Thought yau sg,tfe. hacs in
.tssreefldaie Ard & sFasA just getting
res nue. is SOU can. .Eotiis.r''
70 sst,ste OK i,tfl "a i ers9tisisst' Il /
sssf.bsl. BIZ - "a. ~ - 81
s.I'et. tIaiis.ed. 10 ste'si:s
;lssrsa = I! S.
aisoha Hahrsss.s Ilfsx So agiatiiss OH; t.,al
d5Tlst islaosa issi,s III goiug toe.
Iaaefl4. ss.ssssSsee, y tppil1dsss ssigssss in
fsaassnd aiss saftes luther taisedt !. kne5sifas
Il W. needed llesre. Aslsa ilo,s: feel the
sarngs va sss-erI can t stay Here New
York l:tse,sfus j ana needed over there,
81 I'm going, Henrs. They'r re accepts
cd mo nj lssstsssH nd you're going. too
Oh, rs nlr1ado wonderful to believe.
Z 44..les, Louise, But tell me. Dill spil
know s " AZ hereE;;' sfs. f.ss,.
nc ess: ] discovered 1T weeks ago. I
So ns-.syt,,l &c, ont oIlc Ga H. q, 5s-s ,s
s !. And sayoii gave no SIGN
did Sol. 49, - s.. 81
Il Ho.Was silent a insnaers T suppose
Tye nj, fissslit TO ask xo,ir Forgiveness
Louise ss;sl,ut sat. first worked FOR yo.l
Then I believe thong sou didn't
eal:a. nj cave It Up too easily,
still lJva you, dear. And when the
sraf;s otter I'm going TO ash gDu II
y,s,f'll asise me- 7 h,ss right to take care
Of you IT shsre'a3 no one else. - 81 IS IS
/. She shook hef head, ardssofts little
| .Nfsf,s i,f heir farsssed her foreheasi
| He. iongetl to kissss $500 Il
why wait % she whispered. why
! moi ask me now Tit 10 anything ses
: i soieastAssfs III tsr ~ i 5.s:: ss*'
I IN vsss all fle fseeaeil So he di,skie$
The svisp of ;hsslr.sE ftssl ssller etes md
MOUTH then aud there: Tsitiioslt III SCI.
o',tlf Invitation. t...ss54 !. rs: ~ ~
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tightly ornan,ented k.sises.

There is an interesting SET Of tafle
ki1iges. dating from the first aeNatie
of the sAventsensh ceiituss4s Of which
aasfass n the Victoria sants la,efft
museum 81 London sud others IN
sssseutlans 4 hieiIs liase carved staa jew
eied ivory hahdles rerressIling some
of the fuyasl shpsereigns of England.
Those ins.Iiantion come 20 aa end with
the somewhat in, eafI d lssi,sa usage ST
James H. ana one cum Imagine that
they were, broadls speaking. faisiYs
good iikenessss.. The haEdIes are SO
coafrieed that they xeu1d not. me
thinks. be uncoii afertaEsle to hold ars1
these knives certainly have The at,van.
tage of presenting a fine object seB.
son IL English history. The steel
BLADES Of these knives are 1Yta.aseefs-
ed with gGid Al he uefk
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07
WEEPING ECZEMA
S910HRELIEVED
4 Perfect Treatment For This
Distressing Complaint

w AE1NG.
81 had an attack of Weeping
Eczema; SO bad that my clothes
would be wet through al times.
Suffered terribly. ! could get no
relief until / tried sFruit.a-tives Tor
F,aik Liter 77atseksa and SCOTIA
Saliva. The first. treatmont1 gave me
relief. Altogether, / have used three
boxes of SCOTIA Salra' and two OF
sF:slit,a-tives' and am entirely wsll".
c. g.HALL.s,,t
10th these remedies are sold by
dealers ct 50c. a box. 9 for 500, or
sent By FRuIT-ATIVES Limited,
OGDENSBURG, NY.
'Frlit.n-tires" Ia also rut up an q
trial size which sells for 25e