The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28

can be judged by handwriting Is true. -.s.s
When the lieutenant returned from over.
seas he took train quickly to ossininE-,
Most visitors to Ossining look long &C taes
gray walls of Sing Sing. But Lieutenant
Rinehart's thoughts were OF pleasanter
things. Their engagement soon followed. =.
The Young officer having done his duty
as q soldier will enter the Doran publish,
ing house. His home will be at No. IA
West End avenue. y ~
Put one shadow will sit on their hearth /.
II will be the fear that the bridc will pose
Tor other portraits for other books, az ~:
cat for that Of Bah. at would not matter !.
10 mother were not so clever" Her friends
repeat her words. But she Is 'el'
;Aend for analysis For instance dtd You
read Jane?" -
lane is the delightful but choleric hero
inc of one of Mrs. Rinehart's love stories. !.
Its setting. like that Of many Of the noveE
lists stories, is an hospital. For while sne-
was still Miss Mary Roberts she was
trained nurse Her own romance ID one I.
Of the hospitals, for she married DR.. stan. (:
lev Rinehart then In hospital service no.
Major Rinehart, Of the Medical Corps. +.
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L. S. A.
lane according to the elder Mrs. Rine- 3
hart had retired to an hospital to sulE
and remained there. The family came and {.
cat nv her bed uncomfortably and smoked;
and finally reiterated with defeat written
large all over It. -.
James complaint was temper. Inc /.
family knew this, and so did jane Al !
though she had an annoying way OF iooA'
ing hurt. a gentle heartbrokenness OF
sneech that made the family, under inc
nretense of getting a match, 30 OUT lnto
the hall and swear softly under It's preAtni
Dut It was temper. and the family was nov
deceiyed. Also, knowing Jane. the family
u.s unite ready to believe that while IL
has swearing in the hall Jane was biting
holes In the hand-embroidered fsce-piuoWs
ct had come finally to test OF endur.
ance. Jane vowed to stay at the hospital ,
until the family on Bonded knee begged
her 10 emerge aand brighten the world AGAIN.
with her presence. The family, being her
father, said 1t would be b1anked II II Wouid.
and that II Jane cared to live on anaemN
chicken broth oatmeal waters and mas.
sage twice day for the rest OF her lie
she could
With this as beginning Mrs. RinehaftS
ANALYTICAL mind and gigantic Imagination
strode off into thrilling, holding tale.
Assurcdly the daughter-in-law OF the Wo'f
man who wrote Jane must be on the alert
not to let her temper slip cog. :,
As to the little fashionable foibles, turn
the pagcs OF Love Stories and you read
in Are We Downhearted? No: The feit
lows don't respect a girl that smokes.
That's the plain truth :!
To a bride Mrs. Rineharts clever taies
seem inconsistent. For instance, IN me
Street Of Seven Stars" she says: "Tneres
only one thing that's worth while. THAT'S
the love OF a good man." Satisfying 90
far, yet in "K" she writes: SOMEBODY:
else moulds things for us. and all we can
do Is to sit back and suffer am Desins
ming to think the world Is terrible place.
Why do people so often marry the "rSnS
people? Why can't man care Tor 'ns
woman, and only one. all his ife!" s
Can't he? What thought to SOW N tnA
mind of a bride!
Then there is Seven Days" IN that
output Of her mother-in-law's brilliant
brain a couple is divorced Horrors! How
shall the daughter-in-law Of famous Su'
thor order her life7 Il.