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“f Rode On the Czar's Personal Train—lt Was Some Train , ” Says Charles Edward Russell
TM» I* another of th- *nrl-a of
'arttrla* by Ch*rJw» f-:*lwr«rd H»»-
a-JI. ataff writer of the Time*.
wh«* hoe Juat returned from Rui
mt, wb-r* he apent three months
•a l member of the cfflrttl l nit*
ed fit ate* r -mmlaaton to the new
ftuaaian gov-rnnnem
■Y CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL
(Copyright. I*l7. hy the Vawspaper
Enterprise Association.)
Going and coming. wo traw» led
Iff.gftO mile* aoroat* Russia and Si
beria In tho private train of Mr.
Nicholas Romanoff, late czar of Hut
ala. now growing potatoes about
three miles northeast of Tobolsk,
Tobolsk co., Siberia.
It was an extremely handsome
train and I don t know anythin*
that better Illustrates, in comract
In the night, between shocks of
thunder and slashes of w:nd driven
rain., Rhoda Ware had heard an omi
nous drip drop that filled her with an
tinea!* * dread of aha* the marring
llgb* might reveal She was, there
fore, not astonish* and vhen upon ep
taring her kJtchen, -he .-aw a crest
area of soaked celling where pa;*er
and plaM* r bulged and threatened 4
disastrous fall The low roof had
sprung not one leak, but several ’ *
was a shingled roof, withs derided
alan', and it covered the lean to of
the decrepit old house but it had
failed her now and It would cost
considerable to repair the damage
While she drank her morning '*■»
and ate her toast she pondered over
many things. The sunshine 'im»
Into the kitchen thru the window
where entered also a perfume from
the clump of Sweet Williams that tn
some degree compensated for the
rank rmell of wet plaster A *un
beam danced in Rhoda s teacup l
was an old silver luster cup, Nit she
used it even day because she liked
pretty, agreeable thing*
She was herself ra*her pretty and
agreeable to see as she a*’ with th*
cup in her hand Rhoda was a sma'l
woman, with shining ba* k from her
lust temple—and she had blue evr*
!t was her own tault that she bad
pot married, for she had one or • wo
chances She might have been TTr*
Abel Todd of the Weadowbrook
farm or Mr* Hiram Appleby of the
big. new house on Floral-ave, but
rather she preferred to remain
Rhoda Ware
Ana why’ Bimp!> because sh*
had loved one man so well that all
others had been a* shadow* com par
ed with him Vet of all men him
Mie would not marry She dare n«> T
The curse of his father and grand
father hung over him -the drink
curse, which had ruined eYery Shay
who had lived for two generations
Her own father l ad been a victim
of that curse and her mother's mis
ery had warned Rhoda in tim- She
had refused Norral Shay and tola
him why. And when he had pas««*i
out of her life torevt-r. as she be
lieved. she had bravely constructed
a substitute for the real thing we
call life.
For years she had taught a dts
trlct school Her entire worldly pos
sessions consisted of the little grav
house. She had grown worn and
silent in the struggle, and ’he white
lock had become whiter and whiter
x nt 11 It looked like a rift of snow on
her black hair And now. just when
things were beginning to Tools a lit
tig fairer and she was beginning to
dream dreams of having anew dre-«
and a f»-w books to read, with a ham
mock in the back yard, the roof had
gone to pieces tinder the reavy ra-.n
and must bu mended. If not actually
reshingled.
"It seems to me I can't gfVe up the
hammock and the lawn gown and
that set of Dickens," she though* to
herself. "I've wanted them and
planned for them so long It will
cost 130 to get ihat roof *-hlngl- 3 d.
for Joe Hull Is slower than molas
ses in January. He will »ffer 49 re a
aons why it should be reshingled
instead of mended. It seems to me
that (his house has always been a
pack on my bark. If It hadn’t been
mother's I would have let It go long
ago. But because it was hers It has
been a sacred thing to me. Lear
little mother* Many a time we'd
have been homeless but for this old
house, which she clung to In
of all It wns the only thing that
did not go down poor father's throat
I guess Clod and I only knew what
she went thru, but at least her ej
perlence saved me from one as bad
or worse. For tho I loved Norral
Shay, and do. and shall till I die.
he wasu’t much more of a man than
my father was” She drank a third
cup of tea and came to a ri >olu
tlon
*TU patch that roof myself,” she
thought. "I ought to be able to I’m
handy with a hammer and nails
And I don't need a ladder I can
climb thru the back bedroom win
dow upstairs”
It was very hot on the roof. The
shingles felt like heated steel under
Rhoda’* knees and hands as site
crept about trying to And the Teaky
places.
Mrs Bliss called to her from neit
door. "What you doing, Rhody
Ware 4 You want a sunstroke this
blistering hot morning?"
"I'm mennlng the roof," Rhoda re
plied.
"My land! Why don’t you Rkve
the roof doctor*"
"The what?” Rhoda stared down
at her neighbor.
*'The roof doctor’ Ain’t you heard
of him. He's been here two weeks
and he's mended all the roofs out
Floral-ave way. They say lf*a won
derful what hell to with a Ifttle pa
per and paint We’re going to hav«
Dim Maybe he’ll coma today whfla
we’re at the Sunday school pb nV
You better come down and go
along."
Rhoda laughed "Thank you but
I*ve act out td mend my roof." she
returned.
It was difficult work driving nails
and setting in new shingles where
the thought they were needed flhe
heard the RUases atart for the picnic
and sighed a bit wistfully Then the
thought of the hanging plaster un
deroeafh urged her on to work
faater Another storm might come
at any time
An hour later auddenly the roof
seemed to ffy up and atrtfce her in
the face and following ripen the
Wow came a deadly blackness, she
tried to cry oul did cry out. and
form, the huge and expensive folly
of autocracy
There were nine rsr* each s ms;
velnus specimen of
Inside and outride They w *-re tuad*
of steel and swung upon r|*e<ia’i'
constructed springs of the finest
tempered metal, so that th• v rod*
as if they wer*- fiortln* *n he .nr
In the original ’ruin f her*- was a
car for the czar and his w.'** 1*
car for ihe children, h c,«r 1 : Hanm
Frederb k- the » J ■ b> .** of
the imperial h*- *t ’• *’ 1 J, »i v **
immediate staff Thai .at I*nl* and i{ n
the czar and h miily •« vr for
those that attend* i ’i ; •>n ’he tn
mediate staff >wo «ar* for ’he arm
ed guards and those tha attended
upon ’hose tbs’ a' f end* i >P"ti tire
fniniedi*’* *'»*' 'ha' H* *n! pen
the rrar and hi* fan 1'
There »i» al- 4 k-.t. 1 • ri car
The Hoof Doctor.
!tumbled forward no* : »r*rd .n
1 conscious swime'liinz * rre •er
| hack to - gnt and hearing > open
ed her eyes upon the f;»ce . s» m*n
»ho knel* be-:.;- hr t> ::e r -.a
’ Met m hlr am- >tv r* ' g 4 w'*l'u!
I 'ha* aid had . u.e. an 1 *‘i< ■» . ler
'eve.- .gain :n '1 - *' t'<* * r '••*.■*
I lifted and born* d.wn a Is-:-er t*>
I » .-ha r -i a- >•' e
heard water r inn rg and *.* t a great
I cool pack covering her neab Then
from .omewht re a woman came run
1 n r,« in
Kind a r act to ta\ n® r
«ai 1 a man* voice ii>«»ser her
clothes and get ** , 'met.h ng hot *o her
f*»et !'!! a--’ s piece ->f :ce f - her
h«Mid That - al! ** -c* • - ' - -a*
sickn*'** I've had ' "*r»ral time*
myself V -n I heard he- veil and
mv her on the roc f I kr.*w »h»’
had happened 1 *a- on my *»'
to mend »he bli**e«' roof "
Then Rhoda knew '’:n hid yavej
her !t wh- th.« 1 s <- S *
open-d her lip* • thank him
he »a< jvne
Ml *!:* rest of «he i: rr..ne as
I? on h<-r loung- recover:ttg *' -
he.rd a ne vrh; hee- - ■ ac
compan »and p' 4 he r.l p 4 a auldk
hanim* r an l r* a!:z*-d ’ha’ *he ro* f
doctor was »t w. rk
'He stopped a’ ’he door *o In
d'i:r- af'* • ><v* i*>*r “• c•» ’ V v*i
.Mr* MoTord • Id Rhod.i My.
ain't h- got a e’ean face-
Somewhere in nr *-%v.-u I've «een
•omepody tha - looked l:k<* him bu’
l ran' 4 'hink who You didn’* hap
pen to rem.-n.ber him. id you*”
’■No." Rhoda «ild '! lo»-*ked once
a 4 him. but eve-vthtng was so Ma*'k
" *h~ shudd*rei «* *‘-e recolle-'
tion
Fveninr came and revived
was sitvog on 4 he v<*p. alon» ! n
th- heaw dusk wh.ee a man came
down tne street whistl’ng Tbs !
roof doctor’" she thought "It cant !
be he « coming to *•«. me agoin*”
Bu 4 it was He rame ries* and'
looked down at her a* she u 4 ther* i
“Better’’ he asked "[ had 4 o I
snd see 44
be 4 ter.' replied Rhoda •
moved a*;de -and he sa’ d 4 *wn *>e- i
rid* her.
‘ This *e.rn« old »irr.e> " he «a 4 d
gently "Do you remember Rhod.s
hc.w W. used t 0 s;» )' >ge’ her !C OUr
voung da vs*"
Rhoda gave a lit 4 !e rrv "Norral
!?har’”
| "You'd have known me- ».hey-'d a'l
have known me- but for rr.. mu?
’ache and sra 4 ba r he **• j
: a room*-n 4 "I vs cnange<i a rood
deal, msid- a* well s* o*l* —I on
quered. Rhdßi '
'Did you. Normal? she ;nq;*red
j tremulously
I "I did Bu* vou helped r> "r do
Ii 4 by ‘ha* one word no God knows
1 wha» I'd have be**n w.’hout * it
i took years for me *0 disprrve
1 heredity A man * »h»’ h- allows
hitusel' to h* I’ve worked >-d and
-S'ed a good i 4 of m ri# kA ’ ve
got a paving And I'm
»a decent man ! can ring lr*«t—. to
• how you from folks in *h.e »r
Where I've lived - vc-dJ-*-
know wha» sfar 4 »d me bs*-K -e
but I hare c-omt-I had *0 « * me
ll’ve been trying to ge* a glimj *•■
1 vou for two wr-eics And e-> r ’
[climbed upon the roctf and lffred
in my arm - I felt *♦ all coming t a k
—»hai old love I had for vri if
you've got any lef 4 for :n- RhMa—"
He choked
The n*-it in*'ant he w»« grasping
her outstretched hand
Th- llMf*ll Trust i«mpiK|. re--1.-r
fsr the Ditli t.ro— r*. Inr., «11l
soon s»nd I* the K« f ■ --edit -1
sin not -s i • it li p«r -** *
th«- in■ •' ■ m* f ab .*
f.cn b%v r h-> n ' 1--1 e .tti -.
.-'••-r w-d nt »)!-*• Sl* • *.* V’>
hsv- ti**n approc-d . 1 1. "n f--t
>t« 4 -s - nr* v*--' • * .ff !-n: to
r«v»r tfc- baisr - s-- •» rg r*taln
**l Th* rnc -* ■ • r- T »1 *
rlipt* last >(.- - g sot v rg th»
suina- *n V -k *T• v:d W
j Daily. H-Sidvn* *•' 44 .* r- an.
s
I Bv playing em.rb ?»?» « d'. *h<-
( üban Aiar* won ifae thirl game of
their eries with h* \irer 1 • *n
Gian 4 ? st Navin F.e!d ><- 4 *rdev
Psdron. th# Cuban star, pi*rh* and
again after he had hurled t < «*
ond gatn« of 4 h* douhjr h ; r
lanor Day. He allowed only e- n
hits
Everywhere
you
go-
UII M v »
j 4
AT. AJII U.l V 1 S
■ IllHillili I
' given up entirely to the rep.nf.rr
of ti e imperial a . ..- h*
tgfncd the imt > n.ii .lining r.xmi a 4
one end and the imperial drawing
loom at th» wtlur, ami the liu; * rial
tas» k * »11
For h r« ;*•••! that I shall *«-ll vou
later ib* • ibi sr wa* pi ;**-d on
this occasion Most e? us tad ri'orn*
<n 1 . : in rted - .a: *>r in 'he
( < hi Id -el 4 car
In tuy rocii: ;h,* r* w.-tea bookcase
I>i writ -Hjk ui'>A .• !• Tdi
a an di » lo** r . H n>
a chair, and a c uifor* * ouch
tha* b*’Cam* fhf cd » r. > * There
wa* .is.-i a wssh. star.! " 'h r.in
nlnr water Ttie wo.vd n. r.. was a 1
.-vceed'nic.v h nu**'ms and cos 4 '
The waiu w*-rr 4 ->ver* 1 •'tth me
kiwi f satinv st'. 1 * • pnk .r.d M •
! »h*.nk it was Tr.e w ndow » ha-.l 1
double c -r.dn-s c heavy *PY
There »*« a •»« .■ 4 ''ierniom
t *e.f rt\» .d*j* - (*' 11V. !\>W
•per. W.i* be.a.5 4 r . v . r miv.neter
or 4 h. ■ * ? * v . (• i r -. s*
outs.de M:y u re w «« \ beau
wind iw of th,«’ corn 1 t opj!«-'!*» ui
doer
There was w very band*- me ha 4
cre. er dcr.e in t* *r. n:\ *-• -«*1
Mri under ,4 a very K •m*‘ c! *
\ ,k *e . »:*'* •" ’ •* r w.-re
fnrntshe i w: *l, -r * : \ur- T •*
room ©f ‘he . rowrt : t 0 'he nr «
*>nly son ««• In- 'r w ■- n* c
I pe! eve c r •* -tue* h *■« - v 4 h. i 4 ! *
was targ» • -r ! - r 4 v :.<•(!. two’
-o*rr'. e« easy chair* < > erv crv-1
!e*k in \ r h 41 * - n ■' " .r. "ad
»'• .r>*r*e f hi* p.V •-« i 44 i
dmtb’e allotment • ' ’ 'icrrr.ometcrs
I ' 1 dge ! * hst 4 v*e »*r*n •*• 'd *
:e y>i« p-d and re.\ * 4 r- 4 ent er:i
I^' Makes
ca st lT wav j p":
KIMBALL IB
|j|
Many other fine bargain* to *OC i )S C
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL, SENSATIONAL,
PRICE SQUASHING PIANO SALE IS NOW GOING ON
OUR ENTIRE STOCK CONSISTING OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST MAKES.
IS OFFERED AT PRICES THAT ARE UNBELIEVABLE
SEE THE LIST GT (gAKES AND THEN LOOK AT THESc PRICES
STAY VOUR *'o iHLY PAYMENTS IN OCTOBER
■J ;
Terms, SI.OO a Week on Pianos $1.75 a Week on Player-Pianos
Open Evrnini{» During Thi» Sale Until 9 P. M.
j 31 O VVttUDWAIM) AVL * DCt^O^.
! w - - s - ECO ' ,n fe oc « ,1 " 0 f l
■■■ ■ ■ ■~ 1 •** '_ * J ~^**'^ mm 1 — 1 ■* I —■fc
DETROIT TIMES
• d-.ff* * n' *pot.s a’ once
ft: and f 4 * •< .tuy ’ .-nan* felicity
- in that wh* 4 can it be’
. r. t!. ,u. m wer«
..a to th door ban
b*l nd
c • v* 5- a : **:i- Itv th’tig c
a * . . - 4 ’b U:«n:e of which
-but < vpert * «.< id It
w i . • ,nd \Vst» r w a
1 v'* nv y* I • ws-h Ikiwl thru
J a *ili * r pl-it*- i pip-
Th* > \ : 'fi- v. *»re equally
<: k > »•:* was fur
m*be. t> ~ >!m* other color,
tuA i\ y ,- iid. and had
u <r -and
• v :r . t •* - • 4 h* >and Vll
•' r- m ' • 4 -uioinetCr and
‘m- . • ' < suggesting
’hit »b v» . *•- •: ;s* have been
* the --h.it -f intellectual
• •' mi cria' party
out ridt*.
V - b* ilr-.u ' Iv:ch*>«1 v :ch*>« Olga's
room hui . "...nd : eorated cotd
cr a*v ar *a' 1 • extremely
h.i.'ic* and a wa-< of art
\ - • verv ’hick *of 4
• • *’- .nd 1 .t ’ ; i r.’ed tkon*
Tr- • » ic p-* 4 of the dln’nc
wh- mt'lnu* table
.to be**- ii opc-. 'd *:t the center
• t» * ei.rv kind of
e ■ -;*■' -.n fr rr. rou’et'e
"o- - r '->hh<£e and craps
t 4 w -w to r and alone -n that
t- <’.! * ;i • its harharo’is
j - ■». , ': ■{ ri ra\ a
r * . » . • • *i t.c- you saw
Os ’►‘(Pv *.% * |l>V.
K - e-'t 4 4 ?.e -.tllroad was
crtpp'ed f-- ■( -of *r< a'"’ far* and
'ocom e - v *n* pla* e 'h-re
•k. •• ' ■'! fr eh* riled
, y, k 4 •• • b.> ; been there
jT
Cnaries Etwa r cl RjpLfM.
tr» ■ <-ar« and sonv* of which had
-• ’ ' - 4 M■ 4 h of it wi>
*** . n 4 * .v:v*l\ demanded for
' . .-. at *h* war nd even
'*-■• Ur. of »(>** armte* y**
v v •! Vi.-* r pain 4 t*.»*r«- were
, *-ii"d car* iwa mi.k re
pa
re- '• 1n *b * repair I b*cause
•b* tr '■•er a’ mi-management,
t l - 11• p. b *h of e\erv*;tng *t
•r»v •• 1 u .i!n • pro-. Kicd the *«'*ol s
or h ••• w»*.rf.«l to re air ’hem
- ; a’ed v. >»’ 'w o-.l ilivtr
■ tr. •» ’or *y ■'•■ir.eele*. and no
'ool. «-oe’ nnr machlnerv to keep
4 he road Koir- S.vm hanc.og* ar.i
bar ! -a r/ed cold cream yar« and
no latfae.* f'arpe 4 * an Inch thic’t
and « ! kirds of fol-de rola for a
hand o* para*! 4 e. and the road shy
•f v- , inter- in-l m* kacrew -
| It wns also sweet to pass a train
! if <>iii *h*claH.s cars end nee the pen
j pie on v hose broa I hg< k« uaed to
[ l»e la 1 ih«‘ burden of this thing,
wh ti ll support-il it and wh«*s*-
-w*.t» pi:id for It. jolting along on
boards Inni across trestles
\ .’ii needed to s.-c a few of them
before v#mi could g«-t all the ‘-wool
n**ss . *:t of the reason why the
.tar's k.ir was not th« re
l» -• *r .tl with H . test from Pet
ograd t.) meet us Hut some of
i*’., ; ortiy hand' and one- tha' ha.l
w ith their l.th »r suppl ed all tilts In
-a !•- •\ttav.«gan< * recognized P and
•■•■i 'he idea 4 ha' 'h» c/ar was In
' • -»pinc fto* i I’etrograd
So at one of V' 4 first stops a
, , %i 4 y of h’t-V ' cec’emen in high
black hoot* c.t’- iho.ird. rifle tn
ban! aoc ■*'« | - .» ;<■ n ■.ear hlng
•h it t. )*v\kc -Nicholas Ro-
I nu'tv. ,T w t*n’t -n away some
whe-e And the'. - A» 4 d *h»'ir h«v
\% (HMWiI
The s *vt i c article ’ •
■’[Hi g)t * T h- Vf'.'d
Mp«r lint-*-;. r< > lati-.n < f
w(: o ert'f r. *i staff i»rl-» Kfl
w«r<l Rin . -a :--i*.l mem
ber and u * rr - **•! ’■ Tbs
r*-«» Sv t)s» x • -'snow f«t -x *
. itiaiv.- T’-! , this t-rr!-
All'. It :> •«• T a' nf the
-*.>•< *i * u *.r 'tr pt 1 \ rs •
p - ■-« sfl l»\ T * - >o*l t r-'r
i" i'v pr.i*** h- • N>w«rip.r
ff.rtsr* r*«- n. -*at o
Chi) dien Cry
FOR FLETCHFRS
O A 3 TO R I A
WEDN’KSOAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 19 17.
| onet* into so many cotjtera and thru
so mfinv hangings and they mussed
thing* up so generally that |* was
deenie 1 best to take that car out of
the tram
\ it was a grand contraption,
that train But observe what its
glories really amounted to. Plx
months ago wherever It appeared In
Rui-uh it was a thing before which
s*. ... 7
• W s * . V. • ■
State Fair Visitors Are
Welcome to See the
World’s Largest
Dental Offices
Jt- Twenty-five dental chaireach in ;i sep
*r-JLk iWIHf a,atc ro<*m. and four large reception*.
dMffjgSjp* thiee lahoratoiien and a larj»e ktaff of mnv
potent h**lp. Kach donti>*t is a graduate
JK "‘Jjar and rtpistered dentist. Kach dental chair
DhT faces a largo window; there not one in
J side dental room. Kach tthint has an instrument
/ steriliser; three lad> assistants; u«H»d elevator
J straice; one expert that doe- ntithinj 4 else hut
• e ' a *Bine te*eth: three expert crown makers; four
* ttfVm finest experts on j>late or of teeth
making; three painless teeth extractors, three
experts at filling teeth.
jd Each dentist is a specialist in his particu
■k W \ iwitors taken through the office?* hv a iftnde
| who explains everv feature.
I™ 1 ;: r lien,. FII.MNG TEETH
Gold, Porcelain and Alloy $1 Up
Silver and Cement Fillings 50c Up
! PT \ris«. « fiiMna 1r * fo«th * r*u »: 4 h*-* • to *h* uh t th*
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| rr*-.» ->M> rron'S* t'* m* S- th- • ,->*rt »• 1 * . r t »>->-*» c -I
*h** h'ifns 44 )••*- » ear r-ctlfy *h'« v»w<l *lo*t In • <lt> I . )••!*- •« ■»••■
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I **•)* In *h* 'noth
SETS OF TEETH
Guaranteed at 15. SB. $lO.
Choice of Gold. Rubber or
Aluminum Set of Teeth.
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