Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 52, Number 50, Jasper, Dubois County, 16 September 1910 — Page 8

For the comfort and convenience of the young ladles who come to Fairfield to learn to sew, we are erecting the above modern houses. They are as nearly fireproof as present building materials will make them. They are illuminated by electricity, heated by steam radiation, have fine modern sanitary plumbing, and mirrors in the closetdoors in each room, the full length, of the same. There will be two young ladies in a room, so come and bring a friend with you. Learn to sew and you will be independent. We will pay your board and room while you are learning. It will cost you nothing to come but your railroad fare. In a short time you should be earning $1.50 a day at the least. Write us at once, stating when you will come. SEXTON MANUFACTURING CO.

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I - 'Bent. - I Dv0'0v00O0-r0-i'0'r,Or'0'-O; Oy EDWARD S. SPINNEY. (Copyright, by American Press Association. 1 wirs tutoring a youth of nineteen I had a fancy to go abroad iu tha diplomatic eorp, but as I bad no In Oueuce to secure an appointment I kept my ambition to mynelf. My pupil, Alec Kirk, should have been ready for college, but he was not, and it was my part to pet him ready as soon as possible. Ills fut her. after turning hllll over til tun uwmt tit t'iirni!

I 1 w UU4U'V , fore loavlng he gave mo a alugle In-

14 utiiuii viz; "Don't let any woman snare him while I aru away." .1 made a companion of Alec, and be wemed to enjoy my socloty lu preference to that of young fellows of his own age. He gavo nie his confidence lu everything but one. A woman

I laid Biege fur him. and he did not tell J uie. nis father had lectured blin be-

rore gohig hway on his susceptibility and told him that I was empowered to forbid his attentions to any woman. Alec not only failed to trust the matter to mo, but told tho woman who was

trying to snare him of my charge. Sho was smart enough to keep aloof from me, aud 1 did not discover her or her object till I was. Informed of both by tlio housekeeper. I warned the bousekeeptf not to dlvulee tins fact that I

knew of what was golna; on. If 1 could save the boyr would put his father under obligations. Mr. Kirk bad great prtltlcarwufluence. Alec wished the lady to win my gooal opluto'n. She, suppling that I knew nothing 'of their nffi'lr, eonsented,' though reluctantly. I was introduced Jo Miss Martha Colllngwood, aged twenty-eight, Impecunious, passably:

od looking and-of a common family., Varied on her with Alec and during' the call manifested a friendliness that, dfcsarmed both. But while extendlnr

tljg oMv branch I waa sharpening th. "

iwora. i suggested that Mias Collingwood and A!$c use thoennls court at his home and ven offered If we could And. another gltt to make up a set with

them myself. I had in mlnjaLMlwi

Gladys Hoylo, a young lady wWhad the faculty of making the most rasping remarks with the most kindly pretended Intentions. Knowing that there Is nothing which will turn a, man from a woman quicker than a feminine Agnt,

jl hoped to use Miss? Ilojle for the pur-'

pose or arawiug cat wnatever of temper Miss Colllngwood might possess' and InteifUed that Alec should witness , the scrimmage. . j We setured Miss Hoyle, and I ebos I her for my partner. MIsa Ccllkigwood ' opened the game, serving to me. Ij

sent the ball back, und she returned i

it. It dropped Just within the Hue, but I pronounced it foul.

That wasn't foul." said Miss Col lingwood.

I 1 looked at my partner for support I "Certainly it was," she said. I ""'My eyes must have deceived me," . said Miss Colllngwood. "Some people cau't play tenuis at ! alk" retarnod Miss Hoyle. "on account I of their eyes." 1 thought 1 ss.w some

thing amiss with yours. Ira quits noticeable." There was an ominous flash from Miss Colllngwood. She made no re

ply, aria the game went on. My own gtrme had opened auspiciously, and fortune continued to favor me. Miss Hoyle In volleying; close to the net sent tbo ball against Mis Collingwood's nose. The latter dropped her racket and caught a trlbkllrifc stream of blood in her handkerchief, "Xou did that on purpose," she cried, casting a flashing glance at Miss IXoyl.

"Xou flatter mo. If I could hit a mark like that I'd enter fbr a championship," replied Mlsa Hoyle. Miss CaJlmgwQod was getting ready for a rejoinder wbea I added to her ruffling by asklag If aire would proceed with the game. "I don't think she'd better," Miss Hoyje put In, "with that, nase. IfH ba all the alors of the rambow tomorrow. My adrlc is raw beofr

borne people are offensive with

their adrice," snapped the sufferer.

Tleasure had gone out of th game

for AJec. He proposed to stoo Dlavlnr.

Miss Colllngwood started forthebous

to put cold water on her nose. Alec,

instead of accompanying her. found

oceupatitn in gatbqrlng the balls and rackets. I whispered to bkn to taka

I Miss Upylc homo. She smilingly aoconted hfs Invitation. As the two

walked away Miss Colllngwood turned

and darted a fiery spark. I saw her

home, adding fuel to the flame hr !!

Ing her that I thought Miss Hörle had

sent the bad! against liar nose on pur

pose and was trying to catoh Alec.

I supposed that I had only made a beginning, but I waa mlatakott n'hnn

Alec -and 1 meC agnln he confessed to

me that there had been an affair be tween him and Miss rrnfn

I which I expressed Kreat surprise), but

inai rc was enacd. I Ulndly offered to ! give hhn ray advice as to the best method of dropping it The Illusion " had passed out of Dim. and nothing could bring It back. When Mr. Kirk returned from En rope I made no mention of his son's escape, kut he learned of it aud asked me about lt. I told klin tho sfory, at the end of which he sajd: "You Hktufd he In tho diplomatic corps. The first requisite of a dlplomat Is absence of conscience. Judging from your acts In this asc, you don't ' know the meaning of the word." I I confessed that I had n hankering , In tho dlplomathr line, and he promised

to see the necretary of state In my in (treat. The resnlt was an appointment, ud, karlag bcma with a asan fajaa BOW, Hug bj( tNUai

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