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Show THE GIRL WAS ORDERED OUT. A girl was before the court and her goocl name was involved. The testimony indicated that she had been the victim of an enticing rascal, ras-cal, and, as goes the old saying, she was more sinned against than sinning. Then she went home and she said to her mother1 "I am weary of it all and would like to forget. Soon I will go out to work, and keeping busy will do much to quiet my mind and nerve mc for the struggle. I want to re-establish myself; I want to be thought well of; I wart to be good." And so the girl went out to work. This is not a romance from the shades ol shadows of a big city. This is an Ogden story, based on a heart-breaking experience. The first job was found and the g'rl reported. Now who do you think objected? One of the young lady employes em-ployes had read the papers and the moment of identification she said : "Out she goes, or I go home." And out it was for the one who had shed tears scalding tears of BBV j regret. This is one of the injustices that woman inflicts on woman. I be real offender is still a hail fellow well met, a gay Lothario, welcomed perhaps into the very home of the objector who said : "Out she goes! " When is common sense to prevail, which, well leaened with wholesome whole-some charity, will forbid the harsh word turning a weary girl back hopeless and distracted? I IH |