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The Glenwood post., 1924-07-24

his Handoome Japaheoo was WIKI
holding Something.
berta shivered. Williams eyes blinks
uneasily, then opened wide with sati'
faction. The Japanese was furnishii
testimony even ms Williams had tes.
fed AZ to Wells downfall. Sanders
made no motion; 1t was as II he hes
nothing. Ellen's eyes were careful
yelled from Wells-she thought of
lonely man, and was almost sure tina,
she knew VINO that man was.
"It II q dreary tale, but IL 1t is per-
m!tted I will continue. The man was
porrowful, but-how do you say7-
unrepentunt. J was thrown out like a
poodle sent to capture fox he told
me. They must have known what
would become of me-"
God help me, so should. 10
should" sanderson muttered. my
poor lonely lad"
One Of Wells finger nails, more
brittle than the rest, snapped with the
sudden pressure.
Here 10 my name he said to me,
giving me . bit Of paper. In this en-
velope received message from the
girl I was to marry. She told me that
she never wished to see me again
That envelope I have already sent
you"
Sanderson's heavy brows drew
closer to his syss. 'Berta wrote that
and yet he had kept the damning
photograph from her. She couldn't
have kncwn--why, thsn-hs turned
toward hef: ~you didn't tell me you
had writtea Bob he accused. 'Or
that you had heard from him. a.
though I asked. xou should have told
mef
The Glenwood post., 1924-07-24

.Te u ssaeiaseal j
The Glenwood post., 1924-07-24

Down at ~ decks . cabin-boy. With
shore lsave. had already found out
whsrs thls Dan'soa lived. and that In
the s4pley e tAls much-tce-E!eh white
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ku obratu, ktery Sc ukazuje v lu-
d ackem taboru smelym vystouupe
MIN mladych sill, jake pfiznivyy
okamzik pro statni myslenku.
z Chomutooa. -Cesi ma Cho-
mutovsku tvofi percetuelne nepa-
trny ostrov v nsmeckem moTi. ale
zivot tohoto ostrova je velice cily
a cd pfevratu kazdym rokem ma
byva ma sile. v okrese, kde pred
pfevratem byla pouze jedina ce-
ska skola, je dnes skol l3. nichz
z jsou skoly NEST anske. We stei-
mem tempu pfibyva vzdslavaci
cinnosti a akce socialni. Cesi ma
j tu krone organisaci politickych
tel. jedn. Sokol (novou budovu)
Del. t. J.. Osvstovy sbor. Okres
nj komisi pro peel o mladez 1u-
risticky klub. Odbory N. ]. S.
jsou v kazde vsi. Nemine svatku
neb nedsle, ably nepofadal nskte-
ry z tschto spolkl divadla neb
poucne pfednasky. Politely Il
vot nevybiji Sc We sporech. V po-
slednim case vsnovalo Sc nskoIik
jednotlivcl usilne praci narodoho-
spodafske. S velikou pozornosti
sledovana pozemkova akce a do
sazeno tez caste6ne uspechu. Men
sina vsak az dosud nemsla stanku.
kde by 81 nerusene a srdecne mo-
hla cesky pohovofiti. Vzacnou
pomoci Rakovnicke spofitclny do
mohla Sc i toho. Po nesmirnych
pfekazkach nakladenych v cestu
obci chomutovskou, podafilo Sc
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Sc ubohe divee dari?"
ITO nevim a nemohu vam
dnes odpovedeti. Dostavte Sc
vsak Ultra znovu sem a acko-
liv neni to den navstev, dam
vam vyjimecne svoleni, abyste
mohli divku tn navstiviti, kdyz
.udate jeji jmeno a obydli -
nebot' Wy j znate. - Budetc-
Ii 81 pax pratt, il odtud odvez-
I'll, nebude tomu mic prekazeti,
jste-li jen jeji pribuzni. -
Promluvim o tom ostatne je-
ste s vrchnim lekarem. Prijd'
te sem ysak v kazdem pripade
0 jedne hodine poledne!'
'Tisicery dix, pane!'>
Rene stepan Sc ma to VIDA
lii. Kdyz vychazeli z budovy,
oblicei jejich jevil zcela jiny
vyraz nez ctvrt hodinky pred
tim! Tehdy byl zachmurely a
bolesti strhany, nyni vSak sc
Nv mem zracila nadeje, odhod-
'anost, muzna opet divera v
budoucnost vira We smilo-
vani bozi.
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srRANA P'ATA

mensins prayyym syatkem. jak ve-
lice vhodns pfipoasnul We SVEN
krasnern proslovu starosta rakov-
nicky. obstavy pfitel mensiny. p.
c. Vanscck. Upozornujeme ma
vstsvniky Chomutova ma tento je-
diny cesky hotel. ktery je v;estran
ne vzorne vypraven.
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ziskati Hospodafskemu druzstvu
v Chomutovs ma vytecnem mists
stojici dim, kde zTizen hotel Ce-
sky domov., Zde sidli IL Ceska
zalozna, ktera "a kratkys Gas sye-
no trvani ma pres ctvrt millionu
vkladG. Den 5. dubna. kdy Sc
cesky hotel slavnostns oteviral byl
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Porad BazarujI: |:
CESKE SINE. sOKOL
ma Clark Ave.

ktery Sc kona
We DNECH 23, "a. Is. KVETNA.
PATEK Man
%. kvetna, zacatek hodin vecer
Ucinkuje kapela Omladiny j. A. Komensky els. 1.
SO,BOTU
"a kvetna, zacatek We hodiny odpoledne.
GRAM:
Zasazeni pametni desky ma novostavbe skoly
l. Zahajeni slavnosti preds. Patr p Vac Prechem
2. Hymny - Zpev skolnich ditek.
3. Prednes diku vsem pracovnikjlm "a postaveni
move skolni budovy.
4. Slavostni rec prednese uctel p. JOS. Valasek
5. Ulozeni pametnich listn zasazeni desky
6. Zdravice zastupcu zastupkyn spolku. - Zapis
do pametni knihy.
Z. Zaverecn rec prednese p. Fr Salryd
8. Hudba, = Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudebniku
V NEDELI
25. kvetna. Zacatek We hod. odpoledne.
NARoDNt RADovANKY. ..,s
PRoGRAM:
l. Hudba. = Sokolska kapela.
g. Zahajeni "Radovanek" pTedsedou Riditelstva
Dr. Ant Mlazovskym
g. Zdravice maych zastupci patronatnch spolkl
A. Slavnostni rec prednese pred Patr br " Pfech
5. Zpev, prednese trio - p Vokounova, pi Ste
chova pi. Hovorkova.
6. Cviceni dorostenek dorostencu Sokola Nova
Vlast
7. Zpev = prednese hQch Karel Dvorak
s. Tanecek ditek manzelu Trejbalovych
Ton.Sik Barbora Krejci
8. Zpev 81. Vioy Konrdove
10. Aktovku sehraje Dram Odb Sok Nova Vlast
IL. Zaverecni rec misopred Patronatu p. j. Krale.
Zveme timto vsechny ct. krajany eeleho Clevelan-
du k navsteve tohoto bazarniho zabavniho podniku
ujistenim, re Sc dostane kazdemu prjemneho po-
baveni vytecn5ho obcestveni.
PORADATELSTVO.
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Nebezpecny ukryt.


Cd te chvile, kdy byla do
pravena do nemocnice, Berta
potacela sc stale mezi zivo-
tenn a smrti. Silna horecka by
la il strhla az ma ,pokraj hro-
bu, a kdyz horecka ia St'ast-
ne byla zapuzena, dostavil Sc
stav nesmirne slabosti, prova-
zeny stalou spavosti, tax re
lekar konajici u chore sluz-
bu, byl nejvyssi merou znepo-
kojen.
Avsak prave v den, kdy Re-
ne a Stepan vypatrali stopy
divciny, ukazaly Sc znamky
obratu k lepsimu. Lekar, spo-
zorovav to, tazal sc divky:
"Jak jest yam, me dite?"
Eerta uprela nan sv1j hlu-
boky, cisty zrak, neodpovede-
la vsak.
"Rozumela jste mi?" tazal
Sc lekaf znovu.
Rty divciny sc pohybovaly,
avsak zadny zvuk nesplynul
z Mich. Byla n6ma, aneb aspon
HAS il nebyl posud navracen.
Ia to ucinila hlavou lehouc
ky pohyb. ktery mohl Sc w.
kladati iallo odpoved' prisved
Gujici. A Bnrta vskutku sly
sela rozumela!
'Vicka oci divGinych privfe-
la Sc.
Doktor pokracoval, pojav
zhublou ruku divcinu do ru-
kou svych:
"Slyste mne, NE dite!"
Berta otevrela znovu oci.
"Muzete pronesti nekolik
slow"
Rty divciny pohnuly Sc zno
WI, ale jako ponejprv zustaly
n6my.
Jiste divka mluviti chtela,
ale nebyla to.
"Snad bude Sc moci vyjad-
iiti posunky4' pravil lekar
otazal Sc divky:
"Kde> vas to boli nejvice?"
Sirota zvedla namahave ru-
ku, kterou meia volnou, do
tkIa Sc plSou bokI svych.
"A jinde vas uz neboli?'
tazal Sc aoktor znovu.
Berta poioz Ia ruku ma cello
sve, hlava jeji vsak v okamzi.
ku tom >sKlesAI uz nazpet a
cci jeji Sc ia. rely. Sila jeji
byla pohyby temi uplne Wy,
cerpana.
Lekar pfedepsal ma to jestt
leky a dopfal pax divce kid
"Zda Sc MI" pravila mu m
losrdna sestra, ktera nemocnt
osetfovala, kdyz Sc ponekud
Cd loze divcina oddalila, "ze
sjste stavem ubohe velice zne,
pokojen?"
,Doktor pokynul hlavou.
"Ano, sestro ma!'' del. "Je
chora, tax chora, ze .iivim Sc
ze posud zije."
"Nema vsak zadny id zlo.
meny?"
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49, Y
vnltr zranena obeh fkrve
Jest Velice nepravldemy.
q nenl mozno j vylecitl !!
Vzdor vsemu pokladam 10
way ]este "a mozne, &C, ]ak
stav JeJl Jest velml
povazllvy. Nemohu ovsem tvr-
ditl mic urclteho, avsak dou-
lam aspon. Nevlte, sestro'
zda nekdo sse tazal po divce
teto anep, zoaz j neKdo po-
znal! IL
Nlkdo!
Podivno!
jest 10 sKorem nevysvetl-
telno, neDot' prece Jlste j lee
kdo znai zmlzeni JeJi musl-
10 mu DySl napadnym!
Aoaz alespon nekdo ]al sc
patratl po roolne JeJl!
bagnoletsKy komlsar "a
vedl vysetrovani, avsak vysle-
dek ]eno neznam dosud.
"Muslme tedy vyckatl, ma
nell seznatl JeJi Jmeno, az
Dude moci sama nam Je sde-
lHl.
Doktor ma to Sc vzdalli.
Berta, Jak Jsme WIDEN, by
la smyslu svych az nabyia'
Stav leJl byl Sc zlepsll aspon
trochu od te chvile, kdy byia
v lomu nalezena, ale vskutku
bylo .zlepseni to tax nepatrne'
ze nemohlo obavy Jeste roz'
ptylitl. Husty zavoJ zahaloVal
ducha divclna.
Nedovedla 81 ucinlti posud
praveho pojmu tom, kde sc
naleza a co Sc nj dele, ae
minulych udalosti mic 81 sko'
rem nepfipominala.
Zvuky dochazely. k sluchu
jejimu, oci ieji widely, co j
.obklopuje. avsak, tax rlkaJe
nechapave. Mozek ieji byl ja
koby ztrnuly.
stepan byl by ma jisto by
val vydesen, kdyby byl spatrI
" takovem stavu divku, KITE
~ou tolik miloval a pro nlz by
byl dial zivot svuj.
Vychazeje z nemocnice, de
Rene nestastnemu sOudruhl
svemu:
"Musim vas nyni opustltl
Jbiram Sc ma Belleville, zale
Il mi velice ma tom zvedetl
dali Sc Jan Ctvrtek uz vratli'
"A ja," del stepan, puJd'
'e presvedcit, zdall bezpecn!
utulek pro Bertu, o nemi
iSem mluvil S vaml, muze byt
yskutku pro mas pohOtove.
"kde setkam Sc vaml!
"Dnes vecer. bude-ll moZn'
drahe to dite vskutku prevez
I'll, postarame Sc to Jlz Ultra
Ucinite dobfe, zpravlte-h str!
ce sveho 0 vsem, echo Jsm'
Sc dopatrali a pozadate-h no
ably nam propnJcll svuJ po
voz"
"Stane sc TAXI
''Nuze, a ia budu mezi sec
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"a CEST OTC0VU.
K o NJ A N
Napsal Xaviet de Mantepin.

Uslysevse jeste, ze zranena
divka byla Dezvedomi dopra
vena do nemocnice sv. Anto-
nina v Parizi, Rene a stepan
kvapili tam bez odkladu, od-l
hodlani nechati il v nemocnl-
ci, ac-li dosud zije, jenom pc
dobu nejnutnejsi.
Rene varoval ale pritele
sveho pred tim, ably nevestu
svou dal dopraviti do bytu'
jejiho. - Nepratele, kteri jiz
jednou sahi il ma zivot a KITE
ri ted nepochybne ami netu-
81, ze posud zije, dopatrali by
Sc il tam as poznovu a cinili
by il move uklady. Bude tedy
velmi zahodno, radil strojnik,
ukryti il v nekterem dome od-
lehlem, kde by il mohli jeste
potaji navstevovati. - Stepan
souhlasil tim uplne, ano dial
ma jevo, re ma jiz ma mysli
jeden vhodny ukryt takovy.
Sdeliti vsak: kde? ponechal
81 lekar pro dny budouci. -
Obtiznejsim ukolem bylo, jak
dostati divku z nemocnice,
aniz by fekli, kan il ehteji
zavesti, ale ulohu, tuto ne
snaz prekonati, vyhradil 81 Re
ne pro sebe.
XIV.
Mraky prokmitl opst paprsek.
Kdyz oba pratele octli Sc
pred vchodem nemocnice, "a
nimz je cekala nadeje neb
zoufalstvi, zachvaceni byli ne
skonalym pohnutim, tax re Sc
chvei cd hlavy k pate, kdyz
prekrocovali prah budovy.
Zamirili lined k nemocnic-
nj kancelari.. Vedeli sice, re
minula jiz hodina, kdy navstt
Wy k nemocnym Sc pfipoustej
- a pravidlo to je v pafiz-
skych nemocnicich neporusitel
ne! - avsak chteli aspon ne
jake sebe mensi zpravicky o
.Bert3 Sc dozvedeti.
Ufednik kancelafi chystal
Sc jiz k odchodu.
"Panove," pravil, "ufedni
hodiny jiz minuly pficha-
zite pozde, chcete-li v uredni
nejake veci Sc mnou jednati. .
"Jmenem lidskosti vas Ia
dam, pane" del mlady lskar,
"byste mel n6kolil1 jen jeste
minut strpeni. - Staci jedine
slovo vase, aby mas vyprostilo
re straslive nejistoty. A to
nam odepfiti nemuzetep'
Has stepanuv chvel sc TO-
lesti tax, re urednik nemohl
odolati.
"Co pfeiete 81 tedy, pano-
We, zvedeti?" del tento.
"Zdali mladicka divka, kite.
ra sem dne 81. rijna z Bagno-
letu zranena a v bezvedomi
byla dopravena, dosud zije?"
"Odpovim vam ihned!"
A urednik vyndal re skrina
obrovsky rejstrik, polozil ho
ma stul jal Sc V mem listy
prevraceti.
Hrobove tlchO Waldo V Slnl
Bylo slyseti jen selest listu
zvolna obracenych, div vsak
re nebylo slyseti i tlukot srd.
ci dvou muzu, kteri zde sc
zrakem vlhkym a celem po'
tenn zarosenym cekali V tez'
kosti nevylicitelne ma odpo.
ved', jez mela vzpruziti net
zdrtiti.
Nahle urednik ustal v pre-.
vraceni listd poloziv ma je
dnu fadku prst sylj, del:
"Divka ona dopravena byla
do sine sv. Amy ma loze {
g." !.
"Nuze?" tazali Sc Stepan Z
Rene jednim hlasem.
ga ziiev
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b. VIOLET DARE
Tie IaF-Ine TOik. 70

and had things out with him. She
demanded the letters. and told MIN
what she thought Of him. She toio
him too that she wouldn't marry
him, He was wild. oh. saw 1t
all" She broke of to add: Mary
never knew that. was at nome
when she got there. and she thought
I'd been home all along. was
standing behind one OF the portieres
and heard the whole thins-after-
ward drove like mad. and got
home a few moments before she
came.
He seemed 10 be crazed when
she told him that. He tolG her tnat
he'd tried to hlackmail me because
he wanted the money to buy things
for her. He'd spent every cent he
owned or could borrow on things
for her. Imagine how I felt when
she came in wearing that gorgeous
emerald and said he'd given 1t to
her-and knew that I'd paid for II!
He ran over to his desk and
snatched up the package OF letters
and gave it to her. With his other
hand he caught up q revolver. He
held 1t to his head. and Mary grab
bed It. 1t went of. That was how
it happened that she killed him."
"Oh, Camilla, didn't know-I
didn't want you 10 tell so much
Just that / didn't mean to do it
that he had papers of yours"
Mary. sohbing. ran TO her. But
Camilla drew coldly away.
IT hope you're satisfied now" she
said quietly. You've ruined my
life-does that make you happy
"Camillo!" She turned quickly at
that voice 1t was Ned Houston.
the man she had spoken to Mary
about, who came quickly across the
room to her side. Camilla. this
isn't going to make any difference
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United Baptist church. Rev. Fran
els S. Bernauer, pastor: 1870 A. NJ,
public worship: subject. "Christians
Who Are? Why Are? How Know
Am One:" Special music: Observ-
ance of Lords supper: II noon. BIZ
BILE school: P. NJ, Junior Endeavor
G.15 p. NJ. c. E.: 7.15 p. NJ. peo-
pies service; ordinance of baptism
administered.
Methodist church. Rev. Weston P
Holman. pastors Morning worship
1890; preaching by w. K. Hcssel;
young peoples chorus; reception to
new members: s. s. 11.45; Epworth
League 6: happy hour service at 7.3O;
mid-week service Thursday evening
at $50.
Sidney Methodist church: Preach
ing Sunday afternoon at 10 by DIR.
w. II. Hessel of Boston, followed by
Sunday school: Ernest Lewis. Supt.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. +. S. Bernauer will preach
ut the Old South church. lockwood
Corners, Sunday at 3 =. NJ.
Services will be held at the Asa
Bates Memorial chapel Sunday after
noon at ., conducted by Rev. +. S,
Bernauer.
Catholic services will be held in
Memorial hall Sunday morning at q
o'clock. conducted by Rev. FIR. Cur
ran of Waterville.
All Souls Universalist church, Rev.
II. G. Mann. pastor: Morning wor-
ship at 1890. subject 1.-The Church
and State: s. s.. 11.45: Y. =. c. L.,
&: illustrated sermon at 7.15; 50 pic
lures will be shown: sermon by the
pastor, Rev. II. G.. Mann.
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nominating state tickets. for which
there arc candidates only Of the Re-
publican, Democratic and Socialist
parties.
Robert NJ. La Toilette and Burton
X. Wheeler are twice named on the
ballots, as Farmer-Labor and So
cialist party candidates. and in both
parties the same list of presidential
electors is given.
Howard NJ. Gore, Republican, and
Judge Jake Fisher. Democrat. are
making the race for the governor
ship.
In the states six congressional dis
tricts four present Democratic repre-
sentatives seek reelection. while in
two of the districts Republicans
whom they succeeded two years ago
seek return to their former places.
Maryland-Poltical lines in Mary
land settled sufficiently early this
and Republican leaders that nothing
could he taken for granted in the
Presidential fight in this normally
Democratic state, and that the
chances would be in favor of the
party that did the harder and more
effective work. The Democrats con-
cededly have had the better organi-
cation. probably the best they have
had In 20 years. With hard work
they believe they will carry the state
for Davis over Coolidge, with La
Toilette rather far in the rear.
Besides the major parties and the
Independent or La Toilette ticket. the
Labor party has filed the names OF
their candidates for president and
vice president with the secretary of
state.
Maryland expects the return of the
present Congressional delegation,
three Republicans and three Demo-
Gratis.
No state officers will be elected this
10
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OAKLAND

Mrs. Harry Tuck of Bingham was
a guest Thursday of her brother,
Raymond Hutchinson and family OF
Heath street.
Charles Frost, who is employed at
the State hospital In Augusta. will
pass the weekend with his family
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stott will
leave today for Dover-Foxcroft to
pass me weekend with relatives.
They will be accompanied by Mr.
Stott's niece, Miss Efie Libby, who
is employed at the State hospital In
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Decker and
daughter, Barbara. of Mercer were
In town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pooler enter
tanned a family party Thursday eve
ming at their home on the Water
lille road. The time was pleasantly
passed in a social way and refresh
ments were served. The guests be-
side Mr.. and Mrs. Pooler and chill
dren were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bates and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Wort.
Sarah Sampson Tent, Daughters of
Veterans, will hold its annual inspec-
ton next Monday night and the de-
partment inspector. Mrs. Annie Ar
mold of Augusta, will be present.
Supper for the members will be serv-
ed at $50 o'clock. under the dtrec-
ton of q committee consisting OF
Louise Benson, Edna Dusty and
Gladys Crowell.
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6ertaken will soon be resumed here
under the direction of Con2f eSsman
White of Maine. head of the special
House committee named last session
to probe the matter. Naturally, New
England, which put this nation on
the seas, possesses an absorbing in
terest in the question.
Mr.. White will either call his COM
mittee together again about the mid
die of November or Immediately on
the resumption of Congress. He Is
row in Washington carefully reviews
ing testimony--nearly 1900 closely
printed pages of it-given last spring
before the committee.
Mr.. Whites committee does not
wish itself considered as out looking
for graft. II pictures its duty as far
wider and deeper than this.
1t is authorized to exhaustively re-
view our merchant marine problem.
to carefully probe the history. past
and present, OF the shipping board
and the emergency feet corporation.
snd-above all else--to recommend
this nations future policy on the
seas
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hership of the lower house of the
Legislature.
New Jersey--In the November
elections this state Will select one
United States Senator. IL Congress
sional representatives. one OF whom
nay be u woman, and will pick its
I6 presidential electors from field
of liz candidates. Represented on
the presidential ballot in addition
to Republican and Democratic
Iarties are the Progressive Ga Fol
iette) Socialist Labor, Prohibition
Commonwealth and. Workers and
American groups.
The senatorial race Is triangular
contest with United States Senator
Walter f. Edge. Republican. opposed
bysMayor i. W. Donnelly, Trenton,
Democrat: and George l.. Record
Jersey city. Independent Progressive
end La Toilette. supporter.
New Jersey had six Republican
and a like number of Democratic
representatives in the last Congress.
All are seeking reelection with the
exception of Charles +. y. OBrien
Democrat Of the 18th district. For
his place Mrs. Mary r. Norton. vice
chairman OF the State Democratic
COEnU1itNec, HAS DSci HthiiliabtN'
Both John w. Davis and Senator
La Toilette have campaigned in New
Jersey.
Delawarc--The contest for United
states senator between General
Coleman du Pont. Republican. and
James nj. Tunnel. Democrat, en-
Gagged majo amount of interest In
the political campaign in Delaware
There were some factional differences
in the Republican ranks which made
the situation more interesting.
Republican declared that the differ
ences within the party would not en-.
danger the Republican presidential
ticket in Delaware. while thu. Demo
Gratis, inspired by the Republican Diff
flculties, expressed themselves as
hopeful of complete success FOR ma =
tional and state tickets.
Because of differences among three
factions favoring the n Toilette and
Wheeler candidates.. the independent
movement did not show great activ-
ity in the campaign.
Delaware will also elect n congress
man. governor. lieutenant governor,
attorney general, state treasurer and
state auditor.
West Nirginia--West Virginia s
special interest In the outcome OF
the presidential election. because 1or
the first time in the history of the
state native son is a presidential
candidate. has given an unusual turn
to the pre- election campaign this
year.
Democratic campaign managers
have hailed the candidacy of John
w. Davis and the state pride which
they believe viii include many nor
mally Republican voters to cast their
ballots for him. as a means of turn
ing into the Democratic column the
majority which four years ago went
to the Republicans and established
the present Republican administra-
ton in the state,
Presidential questions have figured
in the race for a seat in the United
States senate, between Guy %. Goff
Republican. and William z. Chiffon,
Democrat.
The West Virginia Farmer-Labor
ticket and the American ticket have
only presidential and vice presiden-
tial candidates and electors on the
ballot. requirements of state election
laws preventing these parties from
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between us, IS Il? You know that
l care for you; realize that you
were just youngster when this
thing took place. DO you think l
care about it,"
He took her in his arms, there.
before them all. Mary turned and
ran from the room. but could not
escape the group that was clamor-
ing to tell her that she mustn't
think they felt any differently about
her; that. no matter what had hap
pened or might happen. sthey were
her friends.
She escaped at last to her own
room. with only the Atwoods as
company.
There's Just one thing want to
know" Vera announced. as the door
closed behind them. Jim Atwood.
how did you know what happened
that night at Neale's? How did you
know about those letters Of CAMS ?"
II didn't" he replied. as he closed
Mary's suitcase for her. Il hadn't
any idea that she'd written him. I
just had bunch. I'd met them
motoring in the park once or twice,
and seen them lunching together in
a little place where they wouldn't
run into any Of their friends. And
could see today that she'd never
tell what she knew unless somebody
forced her to. So took a chance"
Later. waiting alone for the train,
Mary thought of that. and tears
came to her eyes. Dear Jim and
vera-some' day. when she had
made a place for herself in the
world. she'd come back 10 them,
Tomorrow-Tosethsr.