Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-06-02

tOWni an Ioke mhinehs dAtct ne q be-
come imbued with the Importance Of
his adventure, was brought up stairs.
where the printers was. an, seein how
his fame had preceded him, as tire Teller
eoz, via me, Zekc begins ter believe
himself IN goes over an over his har.
rowin experiences ter tho new editor.
War type. seq the foreman. for
that "A Plunge From Death story, an
Put it avu for First In storm Then
/ takes Zeke down stairs. an he buys
for the crowd II was q great day.
"No n leaves tho priDtin Office for
lunch, FOX the publishar brings up a
great spread. DARN the evenin things
begin to quiet down. We AAs a full 70
port Of the great storm. an ter cap the
whole story. typo cortposes an sets up
SO the muse hits him q dream OF q poem
called a Winters Tale which de-
scribes the storm psnoramalike. It was
a byrd. All night | jerks tho press
while tie toxin rloss drop III an com
ments IN almires the paper.
''The paper is n SORT Of a family in
ttitutioa, regarded 50 by Tho subscribers
anyway. an they Gre all oroun in The
forenoon next dny wien the mailin
commences. The work 10 practically
off'n OR hands then. but when they
has a chance ter see tile paper they al
most loses their breath.
''Tbe former editor was q conserva-
tive. narrow. weak hearted sort of a
man, brought ~ on projudices that
didn't exist in the make up of mo pei.
"The biggest type in the Office was
used an the paper was called Il 'specia.
storm numbc.. with dispatches delay.
ed in transmission. by special CORE
spondents from Rollin Greek an Shat
taEee Junction.
livery vicinity of a sCbsoriber'I
home was covered. an they were ticElct
ter death almost ter read CT tho new
brought in by themselves an Of thoii
own narrow 'scapcs.
"'The poem by typo wac pronounced
very crcditab,e By the village minister
who was a Literary sort Of u chap him
self. an. although the storm story rath
er dazed him, still. bsin lost in adpli
ration for ne pals enterprise, as it were
ne could not fail to give praise, IN CIV
erybody in town-man. woman an chill
followed sGit.
81 tell you VIC was big feilers, espe
cially mo pal, for the days that fol
lowed, an wo were etill gettin out th
paper, the other editor bein dow
with the grip. AT the invitation Of tn
minister typo gives n Shakespearea
t reaGin in the town hall, with mo as al
e s%istant. speatin q line here and there.
e 1.-THE sky pilot was so s.ruck on tn
s Interpretation that he asks permissio
r to write it up for The Gazoo, an he d.
votes a column of praise to the ma!
n nificcnt talent Of our accomplished fe
Ter citizen. meanin typo. l comes In f
e me righteous share. III bet typo has
, clippin of that paper with him yet.
n 1--WE las money to light the gas wi
in the days that follows. We is ask
to join tho church. which we docs, II
that l was particularly interested in suC
coins on. bat typo was a friend
the minister's, so we joins. Typo star
rs all sorts of wrinkles a-goin. He ism
n such n favorite with the men folks {
Is account of his lordly ways perhaps. b.
a he sets the woman folks almost will
It He gifts up dobatin an literary circle
an every ole gal thinks she ought
give readins in costume.
o "Those were DARN days in Shattago
Finally one night. TO cap the china.
as the Teller says, after n burst of a,
t plause for an ovation on Home Cultu.
an Home Philanthropy, typo, az
member CT the congregation, moves, {
10 it was carried by a storm Of applaus
Ie that the ministers salary be rails
from $400 to $500 yearly. Typo was
le resistible, an while the men folks h
lie been dead sore on any such idee +
n years past the winnin ways of mo
lie carried them away momentarily-t
le old girls especially.
or eve goes inside ter congratulate {
minister, an he is deeply thankful
Il us both. But he sees, an typo sees, I'll
e. it would be dangerous for MS ter remG
in town when the wheats ccne ter tn
vs. senses, an they sccs low fhey has be
hypnotized, as it were, so we lea'
Is town for the midnight express g
he east. l never has been near that to-
rs sense.
"a "TypoH Oh. he's out Chiway, 1
"a lieve. / was readin n Chi paper
a year Of the fair, an l secs a half colu
Ter account Of a lecture on Shakespe
: a delivered before Mrs Potter Palmer
WIS the other eminent ladies OF the liter
ter exhibit ut the Columbian expositi
pa I've hearn typo give it before in the sa
Of manner. only he had some new wrinl
os- this time.
ed. "His name was mentioned -
ly, that's another story, as the Teller say
ok. W. II. Feeny in Boston Herald.
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