davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Spao 8uerne bill. =,

Spao 8uerne bill. Sra @aibing.
ton berettes, at 8oerne life isger
Siplp ira be 6ore1eoe Stater | ben
6oritano, at port 2alto MI itaI mPgle
mellem oer % @nglauo. De sniter
bare, at Den omerifmife Regierine
% &egierirgerne / europa ifal irii.
itere pao, at &rigen / SpbAafrifa H.
res paa ciotliieret Bis fra @uslmoS
Sibc. 6. 8. @esiels og u. .. 8oI-
murans, sc to @oerbeIegater. banoe
/ Sirs6o8s en- lang SaTntale meo
8ooieoeIt og sioroe oct fart Tor bam,
boao De enifeoe, iaa iom De bapbe
giort oct flart for llb~enrigsrnmiiter
San / ben Samtnle, be bapoe meb
bam 1 iorrtge llee. Oct figes, at
&ocieoeIt oiI sisre lit til at efterfom.
me goernes S~orlangenbe, rlaar be
&ienbSgierninger, iont bier rmten.
mifeIig % brutal &rigsfsriel qua en.
geIif She, bliuer bam tp0eIig % be.
piSlig b~efienot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Saubinnliapsi Eelpmpro.

aorias Gitp fmotes / 2sroags en-
Wmtb oeo RGon Ssrgen Sanion 900.
s Soueoet par Der ct itort Sl1l efter
en- aatgle. Den afoGoes 8rooer, 9tIS
g.. Sunfor, fom ON Manougen ira
groofiton, Wtueiota, FOR at beisrge
2iget bjeruienot og begropet. 9ttls
fort9ller, at groberen i lrngere Sio
life bapoe oGret rigtig i SopeSet, og
BON tror, ban bnr begaoet Seluroro.
Den oTog6e efterloo @nfe og 10 9srn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Snteaigcns. aontur.


Rooiepelt bar oprettet ct Sntelligens.
fontor / oct bpioe gus. glabenes
Wteboelelier ON, bpao Der bRnber /
ErGiibentboligen, er ofte iipaalibelige
og gtper Iuleoning til megen ltlei.
ligbeo. @rrrtben til, at Weiis Tooie.
belts ReiIe til Sorbon bIep iioiot, er
icilaatig angipet. Oct bar lnnee be.
ret Sfif, at Statsraaoerne bar meb.
0elt Observation-Disclosures ct % an
oct ira aubinetsmsoerne; men be bar
iiGloen gipet mere emo gntponinger,
ihet DC bar operlobt til 8orniponben.
ternes esen 0smmefroft at finbe no,
bpab Der funoe offentliggisres. Ren
oct bar ofte Gaaet eoft, % 8raiioen.
rem bill aisre en- Soranori1tg oeiaa |
bette Ilinft. Serefter ifal Bripot.
iefretPr Gortelpolt mebbele officieIt,
booo &abinstsmsberne bar fortono.
let ON.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
9tg Slanocminiitcr.

IN Elnnoemtni,tcr. Hepr9lcii-
tnut Tor Gle 9Ftrfft i Ma$iohuieltS,
@iuiom Scrrp Nooon iful 0en lite
Yfai ntotrGNe / Regiertngen iom
Gbei ior Observation-Disclosures Den,
ne StiuirgS mroGwltbc Snbebaoer,
Nobu 3. &org, itogrp Ben 10be
WfartS fin Ififeo&onis9nira. DIR.
2on4 or ira Maaladuiett&. % ErG.
iiocut HooiceIt bar / hans Stco
odIgt en- Ntrlto fr0 iaqunle Stot. Mr.
Woobp bar prWt H~aprp1ertout / 6
Nor og Ia8t utc8cn ScipitrnNi8be0
for Gugen. San bar mottge Senncr
/ aohNrc$icrl, % man melter, az ban
nil fl,rlr %girrdprette Den g06c 6or.
itauelic. iUn Der i NfcHinIcD$ Gage
uar mencm Solfet8 HcprUielrtantct
on oct boibc Su&, nrel iom er bleoeh
minore, iiOen RpoiepeIt hco Erpli'
bent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
ara RiSaciunB.

9irs. Gruta ~,SeSieubal, Gdtter at
aantIe Sororc %5obrioH, fent her
3i1tcoIr BEN 29Se ,5liIi 1875, hoOe
fit Stem / GreSco, hoor bun o6oe oclt
3Ge Iars itoitIcrer % blm Den
Gte begraocr ocb @irpoIr Strife Deo
tin Deooqrs St0e. On bel Del Ores
co 8er1per nor meo pun @e9rroelien
8i conbcIerrr CIR. G~SsSicnOoI!
G1nn Breiteaaoroeil reiitc Ell
7aQ / it0ite llee ttl 2utbcr SOipital
! ct. 8aiI, Dtim. Bore Suqe bar
/ bette Soiptm fooct ct u0mGrfct
SiIFuGtsite0, iao oi mon iUbcrllg
Fnife benz tiupffcl
Otter mungoanriQt qoot Robo,
Ifcb Fvtter 8. @eit60 herfra np III
Roro 0atota. @dn rciicr frd Gi0ge.
war en- ar 9ugcnc i ocnle uge, % ri
otifer bam % hans Ell IptteIi8 &elle
% go0t fremtioigt Stem!
Rr. 5 S5eTticn nil Iiae OF til
0epus 2oFe. tSmr nlcncr, Der er bra
at DO % bp8gc clrOo8 for iligc, iom or
oIcre. lln0rr mig poo, ont ban fife
mart to1nEner tiIbaqe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

@n maa gaa. Den fineitife Gen.
ior bar ben'tiaet til Regieringen / Be.
filrg, at Den moa iierne MirIiter 8u
Srrg Sang ira bans Gntbeoe / @aib.
i1rgton itbeN oct er bepi&lig, at ban
bar tiIbaaeboIot $4,000 al be Ielr.
&C, inm Sc 6orereoc Stoter8 aie.
qicring bdr betnIt til &i1m. 5 Glen
Gin falrot Dor Scr S6Io for 1876.
600, 90 efter &rigen Loo por Hesie.
ring &tra iau beIe Sl1rmper tilbuoe.
Fcngenp moatte raturIigois aaa
gienuem &irnS 8eIant; men mi be.
ifpI6ea bor for at hope meIet i'm Ga.
&c g0mife or0entlig. Huber Yaalftb
al, at set firiicitife @ttniiterboteI i
@ulbirWton trTngte H~eporation, be.
bolot ban ocn opermGonte Sum. WPr.
gSu ieacr at iIna Bet belle ben / Sei.
ret.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
9eenrab % Gmegn.

Zen I3oe Rarts 1902.

mrs. Bertha aorier osSc / lit
Stem / @cit Gccorab Sirsooa oen
4oe MartS efter cit Tiger Spgslig.
beo. gfbeSe bIen 1914 gor annmel.
MflS. G. q. 5coti. en- al b rl6.
tie Settlere / Idoiion Tnmnibip.
oeSe SrSoag / 0ccerat, booriiI INN
rgIig par flpttet.
afoeSc bar 81 Gor guErrnsi. SUN
por ieot i Males i gugIoub og foIh
til 8imrS7beF GGlnttp / 1858. SIN
eftrrIo0cr fta Mnrb % 6 Bern, BE,
gmoeIicn foreaonr ira S~eraebuiet
Gl. / ns ma Gpiifopultirtcr 8Iotten
, Gor%Sae Gf~teruiShoa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Hnatcr ON Winiiterfiftc. o

traes i 8aibrngton at Smtsminiiter
SGbn Sap ifal tase stfifeo, % at
arigsnptrriter Root ifaI tnoi9ttes /
bans Steo. arigsmintiteriet ifal
ooertaaes al @upernsr Gait ira ii.
Ftppinerne. 8loere beoer oct, at gu
has @eneralgtnernsr, Wr. WOoo,
itaI fonnne bian og nrlIig bIipe 81
~terislger al gtelion u. Mtiles iom Sir.
meens @eneraasittant, bpiS life
Wtac Irtbllr bLIper bet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
aiIippinernes @npernsr, miaiam

$. Suft bar paa Oct jsoiife Spipitol
/ Cincinnati npoerfo1tet iig en- Gpe-
ration for ct g%ornrelt SnOe, JON ban
bIeu opereret for ! Munila, men JONI
Der life bIep belt f%iertet. Speratto.
nen foretoges ben 10oe og gift bel
Digit, o8 ber, ipge ftruuer ia sobt.
San oil ortagelig bfioe Iiggenoe i 3
Tiger.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Nrn Nclnpnn. Minn..

ara Selapnu, Winn., ifriper en-
Gbormcrt tiI "Secorab. |oIrr" Miis
Dina @rrfIano hlco pgteoiet til
Sans 9}csie oer 2ben 9tarts ga.
itor &anrre ira Ntebo forrette6c St.
ellen. Ct ipIenoib @rpllllpSmaoItib
~ierocrc>e$ efter GteIieR for YorretS
nrrnrcir S%Ingtninge. @riioaommen
cr en- a. rore fiGffc ltn9e 6armere, og
hor bar isrt fin @rio til ct pdffert o.
fcieInt 0ien. Zen lrrge Mrs. ReSie
err Sritcr al 81. q. % Sans 9ertIauo
/ TeIGuau.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Nmiarautrr itrsmnicr inc.

Iewoc 'orrise llge begWrbte Ell iterf
>aroNnHriug ira England. Dc sit.
Ipc 0cge al Ganaoa 81 ina Dc 6or.
encoe SSursr. Saate Strsm 0rpg
gicnnem @nuipeg for al ilaa Jig neo
/ Mauitpba eller ANDRE ueitetfor lig.
QcnNc Dele al Sanaoa. Npr paa
500 @auen ina &c Sorcueh Statef
Dor (raiifa iror. Sanoitptter irI.
qe& IN uaift. OJiaa / 8rntoeen.
nmmnc / @hulpes CT Der nllereoe CT
'Eoom.~
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
aina %pruteitcrer.

NIId prpfeftcrer. 2e1 ttf1e1tIte NC
gierine bar forelagt for Mr. Gonger,
Den amerifanife Winilter / Betting, en-
Broteit moo, at @eorp.2open, ion
ubeitRnger aineiere fra amerifa,
igien bliper antaget af Songresien.
s SrrocIesbeo proteiterer Oct bim.
meIife Rige mob, at aineiere uoelltf.
feS fra SiIippinerne og ira Sunaii,
bo a%tneierue Der bar tore og bigtige
&anbelSinteresier, os ba mango ia.
miller paa hisie Ger er n9r fuptteoe
til Srbbpagere | 2iria.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Hpc Epitmeitere. SSoipa

Hpc Euitmeitere. Sotpa - 9. $.
Smcns / ELLEN, Sarriion Gourttp; u.
Souers | Sairpiep, SoneS County
q. i. Sdroeoer / Woapelier, Mlrs.
cotirte Goarntp; 5. 8. Sroler i Srop
Wfias, Sim Goimtp; 8. 6. Meisuer
/ 3nneta, @rlrnop Go,nrtp. Isoutano
- 9Uis Sbalp i Siebiielo, Sergus
Gountp. Roro Sufota - y, j.. 9a'
fer / Strolto, @ollace Gountp. Wstn'
neiota - Cigar g. Sbanfs / Sair.
mont; &arriet 6. Rorcorn / Totper
eugene %. Sdrfin8 / Sberman,
@iScor6in - Snme$ g. 9afer
Sben Cafe; @eorge g. @eatberbp
SbuaSburg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Efal faa mere Spro.

GIapp ira Rinpelota fremfom BEN
lite meo ct SoriEng, iom / Iorrige
Sesiion par freuriat al Senator Rd.
ion, men life bffaIotes, og fon gaar
no paa, at SSlroionerne paa 8bite
Garth Reierpatinnen ifnI fna 100
acres iiteoetfor so, iom DC rli ifslge
en- pLore gselion-2op fan tage / BE.
iio0elie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Gr for iimpel. slt bore Ssoffice.
rer er iaa fine, at DC rife taaler en- linn.
pei Wtono bIGIrot fig, bar hi igien
faaet geuts for. Sfior bar bet SD
noner MorgalL iom efter aontreao-
ntiral Sampions Weiring par for
iin1pel til at bloc amerifanff Ssof.
ficer, flint ban | alle nnbre Sen.
Ieertoer boobe bertiI fornsoue Rpali.
ftfationer. 9hi or Oct sSoiepb SIN,
Schooner pun Sfoleifibet "Geniacola"
og en- OF DEM, iom par paa bet ulpf-
felige "Wtaine", iCm bar faoet officiel
mehbelelie ON, at Sfiicere / Marinen
fan ban life blipe. s Meooelelien
itaar, at bar / moralif, irteleftiiel 90
legernlig Senieenbe err bel fooIiuceret,
men ban margler artore for Stiltn-
gen f~arafteriitiife &poIiiifationer",
en- Bending / Oepartementets aoneel.
liitil, ion bctpoer, at Sofepb Sill et
far linlpei til at goo paa Bal.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

Sip. Wareoni or fcrra1ten til Santa.
Nu& Noct0Itab, Sttotua. for at trGffe
en- COrNnsfcrttit mcb Regierirgen
% prroatc Yerioner angaoerSe i'm
tronSI0Ne Reorganization oeb ben Ia.
noNffr amt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

mfutte icn ielger: SpccinIugesrtcr,
icm bar belle Strsg iutoer iis, fal
tape en- anrIia 9sn at irotil $2,400.
srsorc Speeialager,ter bcles | 4 Rios.
ier, bpis ,9sn ffal orre fra $1,000 til
$1,000. 3ute.SS nipeftsrerue oeIes
oaiaa | 4 aIasier meb en- 2en fra
$500 til $1,000. 2igeioa ital Der
bore 4 alaSfer al Gterfs. ion tonnes
meb fra 5000 til $1,000. Sntbrin.
aerne ital baoe iltotil 5000 anrlig
2sr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
Sra bopeoitaoen

@ape til Winneiota. Serntet peo.
tog Dem t0be en- Meiolrticn, iom for
bar bifaIbt al Suiet % b~uorefter
Maabeminiitcren benpnoiges til at
iorGre Winneiotos ~biitortife Selifab
bet StprebiiiI, iom engailg tilhsrte
5preneoe StatcrS 5regnt "Diinne'
ipta".
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
smfferiaaen. III "2onbon Stan.

Snfferiasen. I'll "2onbon Stari-
barb" ifripes ira grpsiel, at De 5or.
eneoe Stater bill bifaIoe Spercnsfont.
item %anaaacnoe Suffer. Zen omeri-
tanife Dtiniitcr | geIgielt, 8. Conn.
ieilo, bar facet Srbre til at isre pisie
llnberbaroIinger meo BEN bcIgiife Re.
gierina peorerenbe Saeen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14

sptun,asol,s prpoustmart.o.
mtnnsassits SpsOeprIrtv
Ten $50. I,arts

I~tUtNUt TYIVtIIIU II NVUtt uIV93~N'I
Hoteter, pr. 81 50 ID
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21

Verify, this was an unmistakabIe " scene"
The Pendletons had always felt contempt
for people who would so desecrate domestic
peace, and here they were deporting them
selves in a manner that would do credit to
an Irish brawl.
A servant knocked at the door, and hand
ing Pendleton diminutive card, announced
that the gentleman wanted to see him on
important business. The card bore the
name. "Mr. Thomas Page" The name was
unknown to him, but light broke suddenly
upon the distracted master of the house.
Mrs. Pendleton retired to a far corner and
sat down half reluctantly. No matter how
great woman's grievance may be, .she dis
likes to have the ground of her accusat,o on
knocked suddenly from beneath her with
one blow of exculpatory evidence.
he servant ushered in the caller.
beg your pardon for disturbing YOU at
this unseemly hour" he said, but / learned
about an hour ago that your are the man
with whom exchanged overcoats the other
night, and as am going out of town early
in the morning, ! was obliged to come
Tonight"
Then, as Pendleton looked Flank, ne con-
tinued in a rather embarrassed tone: ell
suppose you have discovered the mistake.
We got our overcoats mixed at the club
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21

Several means of extenuation presented
themselves; the detective agency-at which
his high-born soul shuddered, an appeal to
the postal authorities, an affidavit before a
notary public that he had never written the
reasonable document, had never seen it
yea, had never even thought of such thing
until his wife thrust it into his face. He
was willing to go to any length to convince
her of his loyalty and good intentions.
Mrs. Pendleton, meanwhile, was pacing
angrily up and down the room.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21

A Tom PendIeton walked blithely down
~ the street, a happy whistle half formed
on his lips. He was at peace with
the world, of which he himself formed no
unimportant part. While notfoolshly elated,
he was well satisfied with himself and with
the environments in which a credtablv all
wise and benetcent Providence had seen fit
to place him.
He was a lawyer, and one to whom pros
perity had accorded the right of exclusive
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21

mine and will kindly give it to me, will
not intrude longer "-glancing apologetieally
Certainly, Mr.. Page, certainly. III ring
for the coat Immediately, for Undoubtedly
quite undoubtedly have yours. But
should like to know how it happened. Sit
down, please, and tell me"
Page drew a letter out of his pocket.
!" This is what led to the discovery"
Pendleton took the letter, and saw in
seribed thereon, in his wfe's handwriting,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21

tne name OF Mrs. Philip Sydney Hargrove,
the lnsulted friend and hostess.
When left the club the other night"
continued Page, - simplytook the coat the
attendant handed me, without question, and
didn't discover until the next morning that
had not my coat, but its counterpart.
made inquiry at the club, but no one could
give me any information until tonight.
Your friend, Mr.. Van Eyeck, happened TO
know the lady to whom that letter was
addressed, and also that she was a friend of
yours, suggested you as possible owner of
the coat. 1t is too bad 1t happened; for
perhaps 1t has-has Inconvenience your"
he ventured hesitatingly.
Mono; not in the least-not In the
least" stammered Pendleton in ANYTHING
but areassuring tone. "Only IL believe
there was also letter in your pocket" he
added, glaneing in the direction of his wife.
rage broke into hearty laugh. Yes,
mere was: quite an Important one, too, for
the loss OF 1t delayed my trip a day or two
and gave me considerable uneasiness."
Pendleton,with an embarrassed air, handed
him the mutilated and tear-stained sheet, and
there was distressing pause as Page eyed
the misSive of woe.
u,.,. You sse,n he said hurrjsdly, i caused
friend by the name Of Nell, and-and-"
Yes, see how 1t is, !" interrupted Page
with smile. You need not tell me any
more. But think that in self-defence /
would better make little explanation Of
this letter."
The person addressed Is my brother,
Nelson Page called Nell for short. We
are twins. and have lived congenially and
inseparably together in M-until short
time ago, when father thought we would be
better off apart. We used to have pretty
gay times together-too gay, in fact; so
father sent me up here to live with my grand
mother and set me up in business. Nelson
remained at home with him, SO we don't
see much of each other, which is consid-
cradle of hardship for US. ! regret to saw
that my grandmother is the person to whom
refer as the old girl which certainly isn't
eredltaDle 10 me, bat didn't suppose that
anyone but my brother, who can thoroughly
appreciate II, would ever see the letter.
Pendleton accompanied him to the front
door-glad to escape from the Oppressive
atmosphere of the library.
That did cost me devil of a lot of
trouble, he said ruefully to Page.
III bet It did," answered Page with a
laugh. took in the whole situation when
saw the letter and was blamed sorry for
you, too, but hope my explanations have
81 eretyihing Stralght. It's good thing
van Eyeck happened to know your friend.B
damned good thingl" CALCULATED
fendieton fervently, as he shut the from,
door with relieved bang.
A letter of explanation was dispatched to
the irate Mr.. and Mrs. Philip sydney Har.
grove the next day, and while a polite ae-
acknowledgement was promptly forthcoming,
a request that Mrs. Pendeton return and
fnish the visit thus abruptly terminated,
was, for some reason or other, omitted. In
her heart of hearts, however, Mrs. Pendleton
ever afterH*ard believed that Mrs Hargrove's
final blow to their friendship was prompted
more by suddenly debated vanity than BY
righteous defence Of virtue.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21

What letterl' The letter you wrote
to Nell, of course"
." 8. didn't write Nell any letter!"
You did you did ! have it here; in
your, own handwriting. Nell is as much
lnsulted as am, I'll have you understand,
and left Philadelphia on the first train"
:" Let me see the letter!" commanded
Pendeton sternly.
She flung it at him, and Tom, with beat
Ing heart, whirling brain and parched lips
read the following:
"Dear Nell:
"lf can head the old girl off from going
down to see you people, as is her present in.
tenton, and can escape without her suspect
ing me, III run down tomorrow. Don't
let the old gent know, for he would natur-
ally make roar, and We'll go out and once
more tip the glasses in memory of old times.
!" Fll tell you, on the side, Nell, my old
girl isn't an angel to live with, and wish
now you and had stuck together and let
prospects go to the devil. Life is mighty
dull these days, but never dare to murmur.
think, however, if can only see you for
day, I'll be able to renew my lease on happ-
ness. "Devotedlv.
"Tom."
"Now deny that you wrote to Nell, ifyou
can! :, challenged his wife. cts too bad
your old girl isn't more angelic, but | can
remember the time when you thought she
was-before she was-ever-fool enough to
leave-leave her fa-father's house." and
here a flood of tears rendered Mrs. PendIe.
ton speechless.
Great heavens, Edith" cried Pendle-
ton desperately, "don't you know better
than to think would do such contempt
ible thing as thatl What in the devil
would want to see Nell Hargrove for7"
"For the very reason that you did once
before in your life-because you are in love
with her -
''P m not; neverwa There's horrible
mistake somewhere, Edith" he protested,
believe mel Have ! ever lied to you or de-
ceived you in any way1"
Look at the writing" commanded his
wife tragically, pointing to the letter.
Don't know your writing when see it?''
Pendleton looked, and his perplexity was
in nowise leSsened when he saw that it was
exactly like his own-a firm, vertical bust.
ness hand.
- The situation was certainly deplorabe.
Through some bad bunder or malicious
trek he had been placed in very embar-
RAISING and false position, from which he
seemed unable to extricate himself. His
wife and his friends believed him guilty of
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-21

ness In matters professional as we'll as social.
Clients below certain prohbitory rating
invariably decided, after an interview, that
his manifest indifference would hardly be
conducive to court favor for them.
He looked back with pride upon long
line OF iiiustrious and aristocratic ancestry.
No stains marred the polish on the family
name, and If his mothers nose was elevated
oamore etherealized scent, there was every
reason why it should be.
Pendleton had married one of the choicest
bellies of the inner circles of the inmost.
Beautiful, graceful. tactful, she was emf
nently fitted TO hold queenly sway over his
well appointed home
In short, it might be said of the Pendle-
tons, with truth, that they were always
decidedly good FORM"
Thus it was that Tom Pendleton was in
so happy frame of mind.
mustn't forget to mail Edith's letter
when get down town. he sad 10 himself.
She said j. must surely go out this morn
ing"
And that, of course, was the last he
thought of it. That night when he was
leaving the club, it dropped out of his pocket.
BY jacks!n he exclaimed, "fhere's
Edith's letter. That was narrow escape,
for she starts for Philadelphia in the morn
ing"
As he turned it over, he saw that the en-
velope was blank. +" The little goose he
laughed; she forgot to address It
Wouldn't it have been joke on her if had
ehueked It into the mail box without look
ing at itf"
The next morning Mrs. Pendeton left for
Philadelphia 10 visit her friend, Mrs. Philip
Sydney Hargrove.
Pendleton returned 10 his empty house at
an early hour that night and experienced
dutiful sense OF loneSomeness as he sat
down in the library to read,
He was startled out Of pleasant reverie
by the sudden and violent ringing at the
door bell-then woman's voice in the hall
and in the next moment his wife burst into
the room.
PendIeton arose with word of surprised
greeting, but it froze upon his lips as his
wife confronted him with a flushed and
angry face, wet and diSheveIled hair and
her hat diSrespectfully cooked on one ear.
In one hand she brandished an umbrella; in
the other she waved alott crumpled sheet
of paper.
Pendleton stood aghast-astonishmen
incredulity-ala written upon his face.
Was his deeorous Edith losing her mindi
Edith y he gasped.
Don't Edith mel" she screamed,
shaking the paper in his face. How dare
you insult-outrage-me in this manner1
Didn't you suppose l-would see that letter.
Do you think will live under your roof
another day9 Pm going right home to my
mother to-night-now-thi very minute
this" She stopped, breathless and ehok-
ing with rage
Great Scott, Edith shouted PendIe-
ton. What is the matterf What letter
are you talking abouti Are you crazyI
Are you ILL., What has happenedi"
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OF THE PENDLEToN PR1D,FJI

BY GRACE LINCOLN HALL.
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Publication Notice,

TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA IS.
CADDO COUNTY,
In the District Court in and for the said Coun-
" and Territory:
John Il. Craig. Pantin,
VS..
Louisa NJ Craig, Defenda't)
Territory OF Oklahoma to Louisa NJ. Craig:
You are hereby notified that the dispositions
of Blanche kemmerling, Ella kemmerling and
Ella Blackwell, to he used rs evidence in the
trial of the above cause. will be taken on the
18th day OF December. 1902, at the ONCE OF
Johnson RuslI aud Stringfellow, In the First
National bank building in st. Joseph Buch-
nnnn County, Missouri, between the hours OF
/ O'Clock y. m. and o'clock p. IN. OF said day;
and that the taking of the same Will be adj
iourncd and cont nued from day to day, at
the same hours until they are completed.
MATHEW 4 LIvESAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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First publication oct, 10 l602.l
In the District Court OF Caddo county
Oklahoma territory,
Vernon purdy, pHintin
vs.
Hattie Purdy defendant
Territory of Oklahoma to Hattie Purdy, the
above named defendant.
You are hereby notified that you us defend
ant have been sued by Vernon Purdy. as
plaintiff in % cause of action set forth in n
petition now filed In the ONCE Of the clerk OF
the District court OF CaddO county Oklahoma
aud unless YOU answer said petition on or be-
fore the 2bth day OF November, 1902. the same
will be taken as true aud u decree rendered
granting said plaintiff n divorce from you on
account of Abandonment Vernon Purdy.
By Mathcuy & Livcsuy. attys for plaintin.
Attest. y. T.. Sission. clerk.
liy Guy II. Giett. deputy
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Nov. 90.
Notice.,

10 Whom II may Concern.
Notice is hereby given that have this day
made application to the County Clerk OF
Caddo County. q T.. asking that license be
granted to me to sell malt spirituous and vi
nous LIQUORS at retail for n period of one year
ON lot ~. block 30 In the village of Lookeba.
Cnddo Counts Oklahoma Territory. and any
and all persons desiring To demonstrate
against the i.sueing OF same will do so before
December 10, 1902, or said license VIII be
granted MS prayed for In my petition
Witness my hand this the 10Th day or Nov
ember. 1902,
ID. W. Thomas, Applicant.
GlitSch, Randolph s Ghtsch, Attorneys for
Applicant.