TTtr rUCFNF WFEKT.Y GUARO .Î ANITA P V '?0. 1910
Fta_____________
• l .c’.\ .¡zed From
Eugene Walter’s
Great Play
John W. Harding
Copyright. I’toa. by G. W. Ililhng-
hsm Co.
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> V I! XIX K'uiiiIn ii ><! )
Jim« * •* ■ * « «1
I i
timi III -1 t-> " •
arri il l'i New
two furtil<ih««l rouniM
i
11■■
|>liv« i-i.-r «hx «« bla
\<>rk, nini III«* «mly
hn<! etiougli of the old won -in nnd that
■KlckUp little < hit of n Beth by tills
tin»* I’m no g.*-d n» a gii«-»».-r 1 know
l.mrmi. They mmd iuive bnlt.-d her to
death.”
"Maybe, but If tb. -. have «he hasn't
told me ata,tit It, nnd six- d-u -n't t arry
li writ on
n«>t|.-e It."
h< r
"Jliiuiy, 1
TvH ÎIH*
uberi" she t«
"You cal
out fr n me.
tell you
Imt
etioll]
•ervisl nn
Uli" on ou
fore you r
e h e. and
n<?t
itig to ¡.lit 111, -i if in contempt
court.”
Bnxik» Jumps«! lip and nervotMiy
kinu ke*l the nuli from tdh cigar OU to a
tray.
"Y.ni’ve known Emmn nnd me for
over six years. Jlnuty,” he said. “And
you know ull iitumt us nnd how bappy
w«" w< r« together bow I tried to make
b<-r hu|ipy, risked everything for her
You were nlwnys n g-»«l friend to
ta.th of us. That's why I'm ben-
tliat's why I’m going to nsk j.-u to do
m«> n favor. Will youT'
"Joe. I'll do anything within the
tamnds of r» a»»n."
"I knew you wotihln’t r< fu«u- I wnnt
yotl to sir- Emma alone n-t with tier
mot I,« r and B. th ar-iui.d. they'll <yu«"er
ev >ry tiling, I want you to n-*k her to
let bygones ta* by gon. s ami i-oin«» t.iu'k
to me. We *11 ta-glti nil > v« r again. a:u!
this time ««’ll begin rl.'ht. Tell ta-r
I'm well fix«sl I’m ata-ad of th« game.
I've got money by «*nrt«*<i ami »uve«)
it a tul a g.»«l plru-e. Tta-rv 11 Is- n<
inore liant pulling like there uaa In
the old Him* Teil her I'm mon* »>rry
thnn I cun express for ««yr little mta-
und«T«tuialliig »-rry and nitacmble.
Tell tu-r 1 love Imr mure than ever
and that tf she will a«x< me slu> will
understatxL"
Smith lx«ld«d aats-nt.
"Anil. Jlm«y, (Ait In a g««d w-rd for
me -plead f’-r na- do tt as If it was
for yourself Emma will listwi to you
when sta" won't to any one <4»’. Y< aj
know «he thinks a wheJe lot */ yuu
Will yvAi do thia f>"T mrf
•Yea. Ill do It, Joe."
“Sounr
"Let's see; this la Tueaday. I'll •«■
her Ktiiulny ®, tai ¡airy«-»".*
lir««As went to him and »(nd tils
hand wtth tash tita own.
"Jlmey, pu ari" Ute tant "Ave-r* ta-
rxctalnsx! fcrreeUy. "I knew I <x«ild
ciAint <«> you. Ill never 1 *rgct thta
turn yiAi'rv doing me rieverl
And
Emnav will apptax-late It t««>. Uoud
night ntsl <«■! l»i<wx you."
He wrung Smith's liaixl again.
At tta1 d<> r he turiexl with thta rec­
ommendation:
"l»«i't fir ■< Jlmey. Ilead wttti ta-r
as If It uii* for yourself."
Smith •at staring straight trnfor»»
him f- >r an isxir.
r
EUGENE WALTER.
I
"IUU>\ Jltnrj!*
chan.-- tie Unii inni!«" una to tati’ ■« ¡»rt
vai« sitting rix'ih 111 ndiiltl u (>> bla
t»«!l>- In w lieti liti tiH'Aiia udii: Itti«! of II
Il un» tare timi Br».>l»a f**un<! bini
ululi bili* **l»- «-A <-<ilug Ile rail««] there
Jhua) 'itfnr III mollili, «na working
at aoine |4«ui« «lui hgurva In II«" light
of n reading hunt* sfusi Br»aik» «>¡ wim «I
Ita- *l*.r li« lia-kixi up frulli tln> tubi«
wllh Ho <1 Met»«« uf aurjirlae «a bla via
flor vtitcretk
■•Hell«», Jlinfejr!"
"llaltor
Huiltb intubi fia» e ex ¡.«“t*«1 litm «uni
reg i ni ut! hi» ¡gvwrn«-v na un ordinary
thing f--r nil U h * tone of bla mainarne
tu thr «nlntalt>>n Itulfeat««!
"II** bave >•<« t»«»ll nil thin tillan»?"*
"Al«»ut ita omini
How have you
ta- o gi lttiur «ni? Tnkv n chair, W"»ti't
7011?"
11« <11*1 r> < «•■"• the band thnt Br»«dis
eitet>*’,e<l fot tÌM" minuti that tie wna
rolling up tta pl mis that ha<1 tax-ti
•Irvi cheti l«-f*<v bini.
TTn»*l.n ant d*.wn tn the only ether
armchair. <>n tlx* «amo «1*1« of th«- tn
t>lr
Ou «titering lie liad l**'-ii scry
nervous. 1IU cu»t< i lary aplomb ro­
si»««! aa Io- finititi that Smith irna ap
pnmntly tin» «nine >*1*1 Jinny
"ob. fine," lie m|dl<nl 'Thought I'd
just dri-p In <>ti )<>«i am! nee how thing»
arre."
"TUnnka. lime n clgnr”
Hinltli punhe«! th«* boi tornir*! him,
and tu- I u "I¡ h «I UiuuM*if to •’■>-* nt:il lit It
**l fu-i like I owe an »¡»»logy for
keeping out >>f th«- way a«» long. I
eU|>p«>«e j oil w»<idcr,-*l what limi in­
eunte of lite."
"1 tini«" often wondered."
“Well, you nee, I wna sort of cut Up
after th«- way Einnin left me. It wn«
enough to innk«" tn«" fr«-l am" There
wna n>> exciun- for It. Then I've Intuì
awfully l"U«ry
I g”< a Job In n l*nnk
«a iinnlntnnt reviving toiler nt n reni
living «alary
A fellow Isn’t grown«!
down there. am! tlierv'a a chance to
get on. They tn-at you like n genth»
man, not like a la» nr caldn tay
I
ought to haré quit the Mtln-Ainerlcnn
line long ago I Mipt«*»" old William«
ta ««till «lare driving."
"Wllllatna ta etili iwvaldent of the
eonipnny."
"Well, lwvni gv< wfiafa rxwulng to him
frinii aonWanly iwie */ th«-»- day a.”
Rrnlth inn«!« no eosnment.
“Hny. Jlmey, pat don't give «me the
fmpremdiai that th«> w»rl<! dlnagr«"«'«
with you. You t>»4i Imtmai»" ''
"Tlierv'e newer much tie» matter
with me, IlraAn."
-Hr*« *hi»" Why ’Brock» ?* What'a
the matter with ‘J«»'F Yiat needn't
tw ao da nail r»»»"«n<Hil<aia
Y«m
Imven't pit a grudge agnina« me be
canne I afapd away »■ lotig. have
you Y’
"No gnulgi" whatev«-r."
"Oh, well, let It go. liow’i the <*1 [
woman T'
"You n«"«n Blr« Harria?"
“Who <-l«c would 1 mean eirwgit my
entntly motlx-r In law?"
"She wna well at laat rn»<rta."
Tlii-re wna nnotlu-r |>au*" In the cm
rental low, and llcoutu» starei hard <K
tli«» celling.
"I rune you*rw a flxttirv fa-re. You
wouldn't tie happy In any «Aber 1<«1g-
tnga." he went on, loiAliig n< Jlmey.
who waa eying him wttli hta nettai
calm cxprefMkm that wee nrttfaT f«4«l
nor kind, yet port«»*, tf anyth1"«. <**
klndneaa
"You lanTht to ■»«- the
cute little ^nirtiTR 1 hwrw Th<-y*r<"
tn a bachelor ng «ri num t hnuw.
!
wnnt you to come unanal vaw« <rf thcaa
eventnga. You’ll <-«<ne, wrm't pm?"
"Maybe, one of ttiaee odd evunlngn.
We've gut to provale arwiinmnialbm.*
for more iamta^jind I'm a latay raiift.
Author of "Paid In Full** and "The I
Eaataai W»y"
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ao pm mustn't bunk on me rdf
awhile ”
"All right. If flint ain't a rvfuaal
nny <-v<-iiliig you <-nn <lli*t«-»x- of Ml*l
«nil Un-
J net let Uli- know you're
cululug; that'» nil."
I"r the hum!r««1th time lilt <y<«
win i!«-r* "l to portrait« of blrnwlf and
bln ulft." In a r|lv«-r «trim! on th<- tal-lv
They had prewnhd pli-"l 'gmp!ia nn<!
»tin««! to Sii.ltli noon after their mar
rlage.
"You'n- «till g< t that, I i.-«-." be «aid.
tadh'atlng It w ith a n>d - f the I mmu I.
•Ilf Course.'*
“How ta al«., by th«- by«-?’
At iu«t be ii.ui brought the cunvag-
•ntb<n r< ui.d to where be wanted It
"Euima? till, nii«< wna all right when
I laat tx-nnl ill» ut b«-r "
"Heard ul»-ut her? Site'« thing with
her motbt-r, tau t abel**
"Certainly. I tuivro’t w»«i tiiem for
•otiie time. All th« family*» out of
town.*
ItTnoka ■ valid < m < MXiceal hi» disap­
point ma-nt
"Wlit-ri" un- tba-y «rtaytug? La it tar
frutn tie» city!"
"ljulte »one dlitaix-v "
“Weil, wtierw ta It? At the eenatdc?
In tta- country?" be detna.1«!«-*!. <-xna
l»-mti-d. "Why don't ymt come out
with a ntralgiil anew««- Instead of
dodging? VViiai do you think 1 am?
Wliat d<> y««i think I came here fir?”
“You snltl y<<u i-amc to »»- t«>w 1
vena g»«tlng nh-t« "
Itrvaika could have kl*k«d htmartf
for having tain ta-trnyo«! Into hating
hta t«-i-..;« r It wna a bad tc-nX f«< a
i.inn haling a fni-c to n«k
•i»f «"oursc I came for that, Jlmay."
he »aid, tin- anger gon«» from hla voice.
"Hut It'i« «aily niiturnl I should ask for
im - vvh of my fnmlly You d<4>'t mvui to
think I liaie uny rights - r f«<el!ng». 1
nm still Emma's hualiand, and It ain’t
I«» a us« we’ve had n tiff tiuit wiSre to
!»» at cat and dog for llu* rest of «air
lives, I sup|«»a."
"I haven't forgotten that y<<u'rv Em
nut's hu»l>and, J-«-, but tta- matter of
y>ur rights* ta o|<en to a illff«-n-ii«-e uf
constnnth ti, ntul I'm «-ntltliil to my
own opinion. I do n>ns|i|<w It perfect­
ly natural, however, thnt you should
!«■ curlinia nl«>ut y -nir family , and I’ve
ansiverid every «yihwtiuu you've put to
me «-aivig the Inst
I'm under prom
ta** not Io «lta.1***» t!i«-lr wiu-reaisiQt»
to anytasly. That’» why."
"Y’ea, y»«i'v«< aiisuirvi! my lym-Mliav*.
Ixit you’ve ixuiAncd yains-lf to 'Yrs'
and 'Nil' aa If you avn- a *ttnea»uin
der i-n-so exumlnatfasi."
He ¡als»«i! Ills iunul ova* tih. <>sw «nil
a!gb«!.
“It ain't like yrvnj, JI may." he erm-
tltiiMd. "It ain't like you a Ut. 1
ttanight you at kviat wouldn't turn
against me. He's a good mrui «Tu­
liev er <!•■•« anything wrong."
TtiaCs right.
1 gm«« there are
it»«- ns-n who do wnsig anti aren’t
fonml <ait than tta-rv an- meti who do
wrong nix! an> dlMnwemd, nm! 1 ain’t
In the taisliK-«« of lieevltig ruck» M «ny
man <-ertaUiiy i«< nt you."
“I’m glad to hear yv«i any rhnt Tve
tax-fi Hvtng <m th«» ler«T «wvw ■dnee
You can tajl.-ve me, Jtmay «»»fc th«»
bank If my mxsninta ain’t In ocdcr-
nn<! 1*m gUng to k«s>p straight too.
What nawr can 1 d<k cxn-pt any Ttn
sorry?
What rm«w d«»sa nnyTody
want me to do?"
u
CilAlTy.K XX
r hi tl-c CataKill» tta> «un had
Ute whole »ky to Itself Ev-
ivy thing ixvsagvd a hot dny.
Early though the tamr u
- th«" chr-k luid mA yet striM-k «'» Enuun
wua tail « mi tta- ptar.za, dnxasxl for
walking. Sia« w<«re a c««>l. clinging
ctsUuiiH" <«f ¡«ta«- «1 raw i'*(io«l tiMHiih
»> short ttait It t1«M*evnd«d llltle beiuw
tli«* ti>{» <»f taw high butnxuxl light tan
sta«-a. A »"-ft felt luit. KU«-b aa ns-n
trawh-ra roll up and curry In tta-lr
puckata. wna unxirvsl to ta-r fair hair
by a Listigli, alai Its limp tacitar bung
down alai »lia«!««! taw eye«, llew, *rf
a bln«- tt«st rtvnksl tb«> ta-uv-xis, were
sparkling wtth sdiiilrutl«»> «if lite snr«u<,
nnd taw *gy«»>ka glowed wtth haaith
Sii«> usata a kAxgy lA-turr as she etiMs!
gating * Ait Into Un* vnlh-y
Jltusy
Smith, wtav had sti«>ol cm the nani
above <«i Ids way fnsii rhe botri,
when* la- taxi ;«M up tta> nlgtd IrWirr
an«! of wtaste iruaetM-e Ota-rv at Chat
iiMAiwot sis* wwa qutt«> ui»-amartista,
ttaxigtit ta- tatd n«w«T »xw> any (taxlire
ao taxiutlful tn all hie ltfe. Bui. ttam.
Jlnwy'a >>dgnw«it wws taaamd. IV» ta«l
always iumtktaiwd Emina i«v«ty si»l
fiaind »iiiashhig to admin» tn ber
even wts-n, wtth grimy tai iuta aia! In
»Alasi iMJttuS) .Irosa, sis» uws ettgngnl
In tta- unpsxkxil .«vxiysiCliin <« («Agutí
tng tta- kitchen stow.
lU-rh, ta-r tuvlr twtated into rim»-
wuw kt»As wtth ijvax-r yiina muí at­
timi In a ptnk wraptu-r, J olissi her.
"Why (Vxv't yiAi get yvmr thing» -n
an«! come with naf nrgwl Etnma
"Jlmey will t»« taw at fl oM*ck."
I
"Me? .North nsamtnin? No, t?»wifc
putt I taid eiHAlgti wwiktnst psata-rdny.
I’m e«4ng to chutvh; mntber's notnfng
too. We didn’t go taat Bunday, m»l
tta" wta>ta ¡»irk will ta" g«Mdi><ng tf She
fnmlly isn’t rpf’rwwoted «nstagtasw by
sone <w*e or «Alter. Tta-yTl think w «* tw
all ¡stgniM. Inw.-i.hw, Tm going to wear
th«' ww gown Jlnsrv tMiwurtit Ut» fot
me fismi the i1nwtiuk.pl Wawrft ft
lt»cky be wna coming? It vr.uihtn't
haw ticen I m - tv tftl Ttawrtny or WisTniw
day. Thnt mnuti alwnyw co ham! Jnet
when he's wanted. WonX ttioee IVr-
eons gtrta etnrei"
"Nothin«. 1 «taxi l<1 think."
"Y<«1 tielleve ua\ Jlnmy?"
"Joe, 1 believe you're sinking the
truth, and 1 ho|»> with nil my bcart
and wail y<«i1l keep right on thr way
y-vai'rv' going And, now yai know how
I fori ntaait It. isiiiH- right «ait aim ! toll
me what tinxight you li«-re."
“1 will, then. I want to know at«ni<
Emma. It's a pvir now aims» »tic
»Ince we m-twimt«xl, nnd 1 wiai’t «<: iim 1
It any longer. 1 wnnt l»-r to ciwnc
tavek to lie. I almyvly cnn*t ilo with
out twr."
Ilo looked nr Rurffli ratpec-tmrfly, t«K
tl» iTilegmatk- JI may- mude no nsiwirtv
"You mw them often. Ikv tlwvy cist
syienk ataait met"
"TTicy luivv (M»w»r mrnttimed yrai tn
my ptsseas'ealisx" the idgtit Eimna left
you."
Jlmay walked down througti the
"I never t«-1teved Knrma win ltd mffk
an kmg. I’ll twt she’s •» sk-k at id tired laurel bower.
"Both," be «aM by way of aatnta-
of th!» tsislin-BA ns I am. If she ain't
tlco. "that’s the rmit commua aenae
iiM-nr.: nn clllntofig outfit 1 «*\ »T ì W M
« irkw
"ll'e i <Ty rude t»» n
ni,-.ut ¡>e<.|.:<-'i« «iMhing when lh»*y'rw
noi «!r« »^» «l to r«-'«-Iv«-,” «b« r«h»r:»<!.
"You're not privi!«!.:*<1 t< > ••x;>r«”4N «ny
opinion. It's too «"iirly l’Ut ít*M «|Q|t0
lni|MM»ible to «'ny nix»! with Eruiii/i
» iirrylng on nn If it wn« fh«» inhhlh» of
th«» day.
Bite'» l>«-«-n bummlhfc nil
¡ over the bou»«* »llu-r f» o’< Io« k, find
all that Isx-ause abe'» going for n
climb."
“Why, »1» hasn’t slept a wink think
Ing of her new dress," laugh«-«! Emmn
"Well, Beth, tiy the firm- you’ve got
yinir halo out of curl nr.-d »<‘tt!e down
In your ¡»-w.” observe«! Smith, ‘‘w<-
shall ta- several hundred fe.-t nearer
(lie ollx r <-henil*. Ilstenlm- to (’.<• sol
<■}•••» nnd «he hiw tlmt »li.- hn<1 taiw*-«1
down to sn .
pnlnted fetidi of
¡.Insti-r ln»ti <1 of to i; <| in thè flash
• he liad realctiid henw-lf to thè lot
<l<-«tlny liad brotirht her an<! ».tight
- to mnk<" thè ta-«t of It llke thè pure
wornnn «he wn» Houaeboid «Irudgery
«tu! thè sterri veri’le» of h«r «-xlstence
had vsn«|tiisbal and ¡ut to flight all
bar lllualonn. ì^ivr waa a delualon
It wn» not whnt sha taul concelv««! Ir
to he.
It mls'.xl In ¡»rfw t. Ideal
forni only hi tiie Imaglnlng» of thè
posta and lltternt«-urs. Had sor «
• iiggeAted to her that
j,_i- !'
ELEVEX
t
W. C. T .U. NOTES
:
j
The following from the pen of
lour gift« <1 ox-pr«»ldent, Mr«. Addltnn,
¡will be appreciate! hy her many
I friend«.
Lenta. January 1, 1910.
Dear Comrade« .Militant: A» the
portals of a new untiled year «wing
wide open and we
trustfully.
'and ho- ..'
. w* rernc~»h"r the ad-
mo’iìHo’1 ori. a , and it ««-ems to
.er.a.U A. Ú ILOP force tc us the a
.
ans 3, 13.
1.» Y et * en tk*
we try to for-
2^ are now behind.
get tb« <• th**? «
till na'. d ó no r< •gret over lo»t op-
portunit les of <ooid regret that we
did not always 4hre the sympathetic
touch, the "cup of cold water", that
have re fresr.ed so m*? w(sary soul»?
Regret that we h ave n ut done our
very be st I d wlnnilng s<mils for the
M.i-ter? Yet the 4
eis will glv<-
way to the joy thi
«land on the
thresbol d of a new
of opportun-
tlOB Of good
mt.rparljr
enm anthems <<f the vvhhperl: g I In«-»
Y«-x. I uiil.i 'th«.* sobillili uutliems of the
wlilH|x-rlng ¡.Ines,’ "
I’d
"Jiiuuy. if 1 «Jldn’t know <
«UHI»" t you of tain. : u ¡Hx t Ìhe next
thing ««• know you 11 I m * hi «iring > L »ur
lialr : .g and p »urli[Mf out > our soul in
ttapphk- ntropiiea, ¡Ue-n «.*• Emtna.
bure."
of ’ time r
ed", and the
“1 don't know timit I've Mi>mpl«*<l t!lat
í Ktroj :Iw.ri, unti 1
pani* u; >r . *u.«J
t hi* f « i 1 i
vear and to
ain't <,u*ie auro tlmt i lUH'o> juxl wl ut
progress! ve
Emma
think* tiw*y
strophe» lire, but It
march cinward and
rd. with our
in *- ali right i'll »tai 14 for ? *;u.”
faces set sterDlv to t h e stars Will
"Oh, «-«an«* on, JIu i .-i y ; < * o î . t listen to
the v I b ! on not r J i re us an enlarged
in r non «-a.««-.” iuux'W Em.ma.
faith, a r'ore Intelise de »ire to work
for the Master! Shall we rt.->lve to
They hta rt«"d out briskly, Emma
conse« rate all our power« a: never
showing the way.
*efore?
It 1« better to resolve to
"Ito y> u know, it’s a n-iil treat to go
make the vision a reality in our
walking with you," sta- wild. *T know
lives, and even then fall, than not to
y.si levs it. l’v«" ta-ard you say
re *olve at all to reach for better
Beth can’t bear long wulks, and. as for
thing«. Beloved, God wants you and
iuo U mt , »be rarely g*»» further than
me—our lives - that He may express
her plaxza rts king cludr
But I've
Himself to the world through u«.
dragf-d Beth ul- ut nn«i i *n..«l every
Ob for an Ideal life, not strenuous,
not merely simple, but the two blend,
putll through the »"«Mix to the sum­
ed Into a balanced life of the true
mits ami plateaus, ’i his Is tli«- M<eoud
Christian. The stones of the struc­
summer I've been hero, you know."
ture cemented with loving thoughts
ln-aertlng th«" ta-aten putti, they a»-
and kindly words of courage, that
.-otalefl tlir.-ugli f*>ra»ts < t tr«-*-» of ev-
soon will rise the structure to a per­
* ry de»- rlptluu, but a» tta-y ¡.nx-eede-l “IV» a truit to 90 V’llkimj »44A po««. 1 fect life, a palace radiant in its
KTUrU IC/U lot» IX*
nl-.ng tta- ¡...th, l;i place» inkle .taep in
beauty, a temple fit for God to dwell
wet m<>»», aid pustad (.'.rough utuler- w - ls th«- depoalfory ..fit, that 1.1s heait therein, for He has held thee In his
brusii that kept biuitb busy breaking a was the altar "m whl* h the sacnxl An- hand, has shed his light in purest
way for Lu dainty but hardy und tairnad unqncnc*»abl«-. that under the ray upon thy path, sustained thee in
has
>•«•.-mliigly tlrvlen.-* companion they crust of hts nnemotl. rial manner was thy trials. Before thy eyes
cam«* into the Ur rv-glon, umld hoary a «julcarcnt volcano of ¡«msl<«o that been the true ideals of this. His
Temple, erectel in the likeness of
giants that shot »h««-r to such a height «xnild l>e r>-rT"o«l tn rtui>cndoas ernp-
the living God. in whom you live and
that they seem.-d to f- rm pillar» for tluo. «he would have laugh«.«!
move and have being. And he shall
tta- canopy of the tieaveua. Emma rv-
take up His abode therein, and bring
gnnitd the greut trees with awe, but
thee into everlasting life. How shall
CIIAITEK XXI.
Smith laughed.
lie told her they
we gain this ideal life? As God
sl»t ha«! gTtiwu wise and come gives us the hours, and days and
W"Ve as su|411igs cumiWred with tta-
to l*j«-k uj«>u Jlmsyta visits as years, each hour studded with sixty
mighty In»» of tta- »«-«it. He tri««l
pleiisar.t brents tn rta- m>mA- diamond seconds, each one to be lived
to dissrtlta tta»w ami became tlU»->l
<Miy .if ta-r exteteoi-e. howwvr. out as He sends them just as near
wtth the fe««< of immensity
The
■ tie taul obtained gflnipHcs of his Inner our conception of right, as possible.
k<ig uuZi-lt Intfueixi- of tlie ta-rderleas
»•If, flash.« of tta* ¡C’»fUndtty of his Has God given us a glimmer of
¡enlri««.
tlu- msmn»4ti
m.Aintalii mtnd. an tnkllng *>f tits *i>viiL<i uf truth?
Then open the windows
chains far tlung through the ¡«'«ligloua sentiment that ear-ap««! him, tu ^>Re of the soul, and let it shine out. The
«¡si«-«« of tt»- suiMM-c iaisla ttiat dliuln- of himself, gotti» unn<iscii«i»ly. Her world has need, as never before, for
tatasl tta-ir ¡«ufsirtl-xis. wna upon him. W" «ium's tawa ;»-r> «-yAkAi Ise! -ltvtr»><l light on every problem of life. Light
Ills »«I strain««! to burnt Its te<h*T» a spirituality that wus bario! ¡>arpoe«> is truth when it comes from God. Let
a<sl -»xir upward into the infinite, ly by »peech and cuodifet. Hila had your light shine, says the blessed
wtieri" it «valid el(iaud unrvatrulaod. tirfirentid taw am! given tar f»*jd fur word, remember It says your light.
Have you a glimmer of light to show
Bunting w - ci I m , never ui»»t unlmug ttanigbt, taix sta- oiai M ths! no .«ut!»- the path toward child-culture, citi­
liusl ta-f.Mv» In Ids unfettered mind, ad«»- ¡ fiu-ti-cy exptonution. Tta- view to tta" zenship. universal fellowship? Then
-yuati- t*>
this ¡ita-rwled KpIckUaJ mystery, wtik-h. truth to tell, tnugxsrt- hold it aloft, so all may see its
ity, Ming»«l l«uiiuitu*4i»ly to tiia ilps— •«! ta-r but rnlkUy. luid roxne to tar glory. Think truth, live truth, and
to tile ttarv.
tlrst ,«i tta- eweidug -if tar auatausT» its radiance will flash from soul to
E«w the sourv»e <« tta-ir lUBjAratlon, of , atiiM-k on GbpCsin WUllams In *ta- lit soul and its brilliant rays burn away
till» tnHisSM!««i.» flight Into the divine th- Ilnriem flat, wta®, nftir ta had the evil and make luminous the com­
aaun- fnau tils regulated rule of the kA fall and rmasta«l tta .-op, ta- had mon good. The fact that 1910 is as
yet for each one of us. a white un­
comtuotipi.'u'e in»! coldly ¡xwetlcaX, was rv-cnarkisl a little rtg'fully that ta* had written page, what shall we write up­
the woman at Ids stile, tta.- oiw ta-itig let slip everything ta* luid ev.T had in on it is a vital question to you and
1» tta> u<rld wta. was daxir to him and his life that was worth while. The to me.
What new resolutions are
evnr had be«n. whom ta* b>*M tn little •xwiflrniatloa <>f ta-r <l»«lwt.l<<i time his we to make and try earnestly and
I have been
kv» tesreewoce than ta* <!tl Ida Ylnluir.
annxjulud kwe for tarmTf bad been prayerfully to k«»ep?
II«- br»4ie .4T 14» diwcrlption of the the death of ambttlua and acroonted thinking over all the resolutions we
f.wet giants and vast fr»«-d.>nui of f.r hla altnieaa, h-ts'ly existence, whkh ought to make and keep, and seems
tta* weat with a .»«w-tualoii in 111» or­ she had t««e«i lnclliux! to rej«xt as ab­ they all resolve themselves Into this:
"To be too strong for warry. to?
dinary xtnx i surface language.
surd. wma "»btiilni«! on that nxMOonhlM noble for anger, too brav- for fear;
"Hut Uuwv-ll « uo uh «" tne trying to night Jn»t before ta-r hnainrsl extin­ remembering that I am on God's side
do any leetur»" ¡Uatform stunts.
1 guish««! utterly am! fona-«» the few so long as I am true to the very best
wasn't ta-rn with the gift of the gat- etnta-r» of love fi»r him that still were that is in me
My ambition for the
Emma, them things have p<t to be !tvc. After bo h-id told ta-r tta» story coming year is, that It will bring to
seeu to ta- aj»pre« lilted. There's no of his life ki his quaint, eviryday me added grace, patience, and stead­
«peach anj taw tasirt had gwo»- -at to fastness. that will enable me to en­
other way. You ui»len«taud.*
! him In that burst <rf lrr-tci-asltav gym- courage many weak souls, and to In­
Yea, Emma uuileratuud.
spire them to noble, higher and bet­
She had listened to life IcW, unsu* pnthy tlu- .xmst.Tnution tills taid caunxl ter life."
pcctetl oioquemv nnd bad read tils Mm luid UDOuvered his *< n-t as tn a
Aid now to you. a happy New
»ml In the light of tta» celestial flicker t- """k. for in that uiomsat si»- had »«H-n Year.
that ha.l emanated from It; taid tawii l«.-yx«id the uw-ce eti.rt *f timid mod­ New blessings, new mercies, new
light on the way.
th«- glory of it in his fn.i» a (dory esty.
Later, after tta» «bix-t of IMsxgts* ac­ New courage, new hope and new
transient us a Isxi.'.xi tlaah, thnt was
strength for each day;
gvuu- fnxn it leaving only hla habitual tion had <-ea»xl to ots»»» taw and be
luAicukiiiidtlal »milts, na he turned to ta«! n«x«!«d i-irttar nod furttar U» New hopes of Thanksgiving, new
chords of delight:
viruxl a uxemory, sta- ta»l ■*< free taw
taw and well!. “You undcrat-ii»!.*
«kiee mure New gifts from God's treasures, new
n»-> ixxit!n«i««1 tl» climb In «1 fence, lmjirlmwud Im. :i:wtk>ua.
smiles from his face.
Etnxnafe txs»«ii rfelng and failing rai>- h<w rejuvenated fancy hod takno wtng New streams from the fountain of in­
to
tta
heights
-rf
Ita*
kk«il
aol
reman-
Idly m«wi thr rush ami swtr! «£ the
finite grace:
tvwrent that ragvsl ta-tu-iBh It, nliramt tic. Sixaetiuw tt had *xxne to assi» New gleams of His glory that waits
us above:
»wvvffng h.-c m-if mmtrul ta-fnre ft elate Jlrnsy with Us exi-nrekaw. IN»»
Jhnay Indixxl loved her!
Why ha<1 awaor uf his ■e.'txW, sta- taid «< hrwauif. New light of His countenance full
and unpriced;
thta --taui.-e rewlatlon of what taw tn- «tita dhgnlrfng taw task wtth cun­
tuttkwi tawl divined long before torn ning, to rhe dangvwvww stndy of the AU this to be the joy of a new life in
Christ.
taxxrt that bod tavkl it a> tong tnvfcjtetu.
egwn the fitxxlgaf.s of t»-r *nrn amo- Tta kiK'wlidg» ttau ta> k-wd taw wtth
God bless and keep you and may
be
Uoxwf Ifei susu it bad ««M ' LiMXUhig itt'h «owilAurt -ntanstty r-wmCtad h>w- the tie that binds our hearts
ewry .-tu rd of tar txTng. iwal «»vary -Mi tta" dea«l iitibna ber bnstaixl htt! wielded together stronger than ever
dxri'. *f that being; a.» ahe bm! come left ta-hfnd. and ftw tt*< wwy «naam before, for the greatest of riches Is
in the miuistri«»s of a true friend­
to undtwvtar.d al»\ was ntlunsd to that Jlnwy h’Cray»'«! hb« aratlns'c® tn
ship. Thank God for Rea! Friends.
ids Y'.^vttnr tb«< hwl ta«l><4«l ths mir­ taWtrfriK tarfe! rmavRWvtngly to tbn Bne
Lovingly Yours.
age of ta-rver.
if ixuuliMW toward ta-r ta- had tofkared
LUCIA H. ADDITON.
At the upjmt -«h.«» of th«" torest in bp .wer slisx" sta» had rette««! ti» cxk»> snri-
riteh th««* .-iiwrv«! <«1 to n rorky •mly hts ><T»-r of rnarrfxgi', this kwe
THREE CHILDREN ARE
|4at>*«i giMl«l«x1 with dwarfed frs u:>«I ta»l grown «Cr-nigcr. fliuvxw. until tt
luitanin ¡ituw. last cvwred thickb' with had fllhsl taw ttfix Sta- savi ttait «tal
BURNED TO DEATH
»•vuiMiik- (trs nnd tdueta-rry txista».
ha«1 pnstml happtr»-se by She exalted
IN WASHINGTON
Jlmr|' !«p«l hta taxnl to tta» eeol Jlnsiy*« ax-ret pnrekm until In taw
—
trsswe that swvtA the i-hsnrlttg m»! Imagining be tax-nine tta- tommatka ♦
Winlock. Wash, Jan. 15. ♦
wati-tusl Emma, wfto, with n lltt.'s cry .< iuta.-<»♦•% of .tatfre, trf ail owfetal ♦ 8 30 p. m. -During the mom- ♦
of da-Ugtit. had utoiswl among the joya.
♦ entary absence of their moth- ♦
Ifuotxrry' txiah * »nd wua gnthoring a
Sta- te'WTx-Nt a ta’itp c< rfete'txx-rtw to ♦ er. Mrs. Oscar Beckman, the ♦
Iwusimi of tta-ir rip» fruit 8ta» was him nix! ¡»ninxl them tuto hta Jotoed ♦ family home caught fire this ♦
glml nf tin- inX.-xt to hide C m » up- hutxb«. aval tta-y seated flwr-ss-iwit oo ♦ afternoon, three small chil- ♦
♦ dren were burned to death be- ♦
tawvtvl In lw I »-art that si»» felt must h rock to cat them and to rest.
i ♦
;
♦
st*>w In tur eyes
"TI i L m ts the most enj'vyaMe ¡*1*
Ttita npfMstval, «tM>h«i nnd nlirawt TN-e tin«! In yoarx" sho said gaytv "It
,TCivp«Avirti'giy rMmt then, h it wna, ■vs .prtto an tnsptrattrm .< y-rfeB tb
wna u< << tta" rooming*» fi-rmtng. nin up to viari ns. Why don't yon NEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH
BI m - tMMlfltiMwm the calm, aynipntbetlc ireir ivfton Instead »< «¡«aiding your
NEARING COMPLETION
wcatxTTwc- a» ta- bi»l rvniltid««! Cap­ week mate to tta» taf city? MC’ -’tight
tain Wllllakn*- wvvr «Ince six» wna a to tota» a vacifekin and stop hvto» tor a
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Good Building Being Erected by
girt In »tart fps-ta«. Rh«> boil *»>n toxv w-cr-ka."
com»- <r> look upon him ns a big t*rvtb-
Fairmount Christian
'T<! like to awfully." be tetti bev.
rr. with wtann stir «Imp'd her glrtish ■tout the tort ta Tro too busy to thtnh
Congregation.
trmrtfiiw nnd 1« vrtann «be conflifed of getting rwa.v Wtlllaras Is piling a
m
frerfy. tmfurnHy. its a tmrthir of couraa. whole lot of wort and rvspiir.slbEItj- on
The new Christian church at the
Wtam «la» tiad tax-wipe a woman and me these ite ya. Wintirraa. you know.
hr tin<1 «rxii-lit her fir hi.-» bride «ta» ' Isn't what ywn'd call an easy besa. If corner of East Seventeenth street
had net been atitn, wtth all ta-r Ifklng be rateos a man*» salary be sees to ft and Columbia avenue in Fairmount
for Mm, tn tiring bsrnrlf h> cwnshter that ho erta bls money'» worth, lie will be complete«! some time In Feb­
ruary. The building is now enclosed
him tn fta» light of a hrver.
1 simply won’t be bothered, .-ven with and would have been completed by
Aftiw the sen!«-« formed there by the matter» that »tot prectotíy <5rtaIM”
the first ot February had not the cold
Mandlstirtmta and personal pulcbrY
weather Interfered with building op­
tndc oi. rr.x'to. had fallen, from h£3
eration».
a
(Continued oast Sal ord ay).
The new house of worship
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Schoo; .,r 1C2. Rev. J. M. Morris
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