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FRIDAY FEB. 261h, 1909
W. C. T. U.
THE, CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
Bat the mother covered the babe
The cruel blow fell on her bent
head another on her cheek, but she
would turn the other also before
she would Iet Marne roach her dar-
ling, there take that—and, that—
and. that—leis fist dropped heavily.
Now you will have something to
talk about wont you? Run around
to the neighbors, send for Maurice
Droutlys wife and let them see
how I treat you. And maddened
beyond reason, he knocked her
down and then kicked her prostra-
te form. She did not resist him.
she did not speak or cry, she did
not hear aeythin g he said all her
power were cantered on babe, she
had room for nothing else. It was
safe, wailing but safe, all her sen-
eos were alert on it, She had no
thought for herself she was not
Bessie Riltr not Ben's wife tonight
• v e she was a mother—only a moth.
ere -ter l,rotect her child from this
dreadful monster. She kept very
el' 11 in the corner where he had
l.it+itied her, she knew Ben had gone
I to the etove, had poured out some
ehcc I:li,tee she had prepared, Tie
we , half sober now and wholly 1
'pained perhaps, but lie clid not
show it, he took a few swallows
theta we -zit into an adjoining: na
room,
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fJ{f
She witched the lbedroom door as
::its 7:resee1 the tiny palm. He
• ' might return and renew the at.
tanen tehe ached in every limb her
.lc .t:., seemed broken, her -head
ninii°. She came to herself in the
crit iit'r hours of the morning. She
`t;t.i nut put the baby down. she
:!+l not e veil change her position
t. lies should wake atnd cry and
i11at, "' rl -e anrotller assault. Her
.:•' . 't`l r. i!:.: ,b ;t -; was et ill! Buil cramped with
tt'ittr.a ". es elle Fut,. i )h the hniililiattlOil
el. :as forever uncrowned ; Her
nti had struck her ; she felt
blood rine tiro slowly recede
, Litz' 'f: . her indignation
T::tt it with agony t:oc:i. 1She had
(d the man with :111 her heart.
thought it all over, not 1)tts-
:attei,y . not angrily, not even
I;' t
fat; fiat with. a calm c1e-
ti,,., t+.:tt never amain of illur-
,
titt;rinr„ She simply accepted the
t 1r •she no longer bad, a husband
et>< ono dead. Site must
i
vc her lifer without hint ; nay,
illy ;she life,t live her life in
wl,.i., 1 f I.lin. Bu'; :1)e had her
tern;• and over front every
Et lac) that tthe viewed her dissolution
• hl'1 woe, i4ie ever came back to
ti: i -i lilt of blessedness. J1er baby
Wt18 loft to her the new Ben, her
I comfort, and joy, :the hail. loved
{.her child before, but never es she
Idie, tonight. The noises of the
street began to proclaim another
day's dawn, the milkmen were
, abroad ; her own would soon be at
the door and the can not out yet.
! Painfully she drew herself togeth-
er and rose, baby still in her arms
and throwing a shawl about the
!little form crept quietly into the
lia1I.
Coming back she placed her
i lt.natit, into las crib, stopping soft-
; ly- about she began to build the
fire which had burned nut. New
work this and clone in utmost pain
!every bone in her body ached, her
!head felt big and heavy, her face
was swollen and sore, yet she got
1 the kindlings together, started the
blaze, put on the kettle, made
ready the coffee and oatmeal, reset,
the table and ri0 shed her hair be-
fore
ltn appeared, T1lxe was a
deep gash in her, forehead, she
• covered it with sticking plaster
and arranged her hair so as to part-
ly hide it. In spite of her efforts
and the frees wrapper and apron
she had donned, the man started
violently at his first glimpse of her
face, He had awakened with a
sense of trouble upon hien, Ris
clothes were all on, his wife gone,
the little crib missing from its
venal place, with a slow realization
of the 'condition he had come home
the night before, cattle also the
insatiable craving for • more stimn-
•1. 'e. 1:to
r..ti in ..'1 :;rd
t ,,
1I \lee eve:, C. R.
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the teal .'.d 44.11 :'nidey of evt ry month,
ie. 8 L.I.C: . iu ti:,ii• 1? 11 sieved. Block.
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IOW. A. Y. Waist the Presiding
Elder of this district, (Templed the
pulpit in the Evangelical church,
en Snnday last bath morning and
evening.
The Misses Carling, who have
taught the Junior department in
the public school here for the year
1908 and up to the present time,
will `ever their connection there
with at the end of this week.
liiir. and Mrs. J, W. Shim of
Crediton .Fast, .dent S;inda y with
friends in the village.
-The home of Mr and .lir:+. Niele
.Ftiel'.li`„ tett t glerldened on Situlltlity
ile the: