The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-06


Beatrice Dnnkth tolerated d lot
from Bob pafTsI, but the examina.
ion paper scandal was beyond the
init 81 her endurance She had
l Heplorcd his wretchef showing as
x student and his numerous esca.
pades, and loved httnIn the less
for them but when he WAS Expelled
for pilfeting the: papers she realized
that events had arrived 1T aclimax
which made necessary an impor-
tant decision 2concerning her fti.
ture. n Was the most difficult task
she ever undertook, but she tried
70 be sensible She never could
marry q man she did not respect
and certainly she could have NO
respect for q man expelled from
college for the misdeed Of which
the faculty had found Bob guilty.
50 Beatrice informed Bob tina:
their engagement must be Terminal
ed az once, aud ale toidShIm frank.
"yo1 have disappointed me.
Bob she said. was IN hopes
Won would graduate with honors
that you wotfId settle down and
make soriething Of yourseit-lIkG
!. erg 3s eae3Senlye een an
asg sntiTe course,
80 $500 WIZ
1pr. could have stood anything
10y see nov ina
QUO never pe nappy with you.
ynss nao ~ industrious
go ~ NM Senr gE9tasrs possesses
AZ Wogtn eome somewhere making
lasah aaspana put as y Is
Y u eeteI 3 " part
pa ny ana Dit MS
oa I WEI ls ! aonit
ntsew 10y snsplamesyout But !
wens f.o NOV slhat Lid not
4f1eai VIZ DIAPERS no8matter how
musf tne. syiaense w against me
ls g ~ wnetner Joe
nssnMb Y ~ W1Eh q aecl-
~
. wa the protner that had
~ mentlohs9s sestrice mao
snemn nm apesn. friendly WIZ
MN DeloTe ~ me.
a., ~ npt talns sad Beatrice.
usea, 5o nke nun and DO yet.
w losnhg more. ADMIRE him
sior ms ainpluon, and nave wished
YOU Wopias emulate MIN, but other.
Wise ne HnlRAnAkIl0t I'M 1nrmV Ito
= nay interest You g know that !
lnsena IetnEnlng 70 se1ooi myself
q Ltnlsning my medica!Scourse. !
wln career instead OF a hus-
BOD luguhrlously,
am going out and get shot
iny an ilplaI Sosi have called mo
an oauaM ana .tnat's what III be
Outlaw rom Q civilized
@orsni canning ne mountains over,
sgot9sa lpy ftne soiitnue-untl l get
shots
BOD was ustsabout heartbroken,
g ~ Or his attempt at leyity.
seatriceIs reinsurance concerning
nls nrotnerS did not convince. him.
ana ne was stnelinsdSto the belief
ina sne mad rather deep feelings
concerning joe Bob had always
ipeen lealous 81 Joe and he was
more 3 p now thai1 ever. The blow,
coupled VIII expulsion, was severe.
eyer ne needed some one to be
loyalSt him it was now and yet he
coplaS pot blame Beatrice for her
atnteae
Settatnly ne could not stay In
Town md ne DID not He vanished
rom Bsatftee,s NE and never a
lAhe aAa reeetyei from him. Joe
bergeit o graduated with honors,
ana 81 went away from the
eo4eges town Beatrice resumed
e mpiess anu tftedfto Danish both
Young llenstrom her thoughts, and
succeeded talray Well 50 far as one
q them wss concerned. Three
Years fate she received her N. D.
degree
Wa iithlsa degree Beatrice went
West invitation Of an old
friend o. me family John Fred.
etaelss WHO was head. OF a hospital
IN ssqylle prospertng town In q
mountain mining district. DR..
EredeEtrks offered her 9 temporary
postttont as intern ~ his institution
nd She accepted
En- route Beatriee stopped to Wis
4 9 Girl friend Quentin. This
town was 1itteenAmiles from SEQ
rue and the two places were on
different tailroads q Situation that
gave birth % IN auto bus line.
Reatrtca took passage3 on q bus,
along with mteen other persons.
Some Of these We're expressing fear
apf a hpldslp because Of the recent
Operations Of q desperate referred
40 by the newspapers as "Red
Mask became otfthe colored strip
OF cloth that concealed part Of his