Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-23

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And thnn followed the big city's big.
cost shame. handed down from long
AGO century of the basest barbarity-
the hue and cry Nowhere but I'm the
big cities does II survive. and here
most of all where the ultimate perfec-
t,on Of culture citizenship and alleged
superior,ty Joins bawing in the chase.
Thev nursued shrinking mob Of
fathers ,notbers lovers md majiens
bowling yelling calling. whi,t,iug
CRYING for blood
knowing her way and hungry for
her surcease she darted down the IN.
miliar ways until at last her feet
struck the dull soidty Of the rotting
pier. And then 1t was but few more
pantinc steps. and good mother East
river took Liz to her bosom. soothed
her muddy. but quickly. and settled In
FIVE minutes the problem that keeps
lights burning o nights in thousand Of
pa1torates and colleges
,t's miohtv funny what Kind Of
dreams one has sometimes. Poets call
them visions but vision is only a
dream In blank verse. dreamed the
rest Of this story.
thought | was in the next world
and there was a great crowd Of us out
side the courtroom where the judg-
ments were going on. And every now
and then a very beautiful and impos-
ing court officer angel would come out.
side the door and call another case In
loud voice
While ! was considering my own
worldly sins and wondering whether
there would be any use Of my trying
to prove an alibi by claiming that
lived in New Jersey the bailifr angel
came to the door and sang out. case
No. 09,S52. 743v
Up stepped a plain clothes man
there were lots Of 'em there. dressed
exactly like preachers and hustling US
spirits around just us cops do GU earth
and by the arm he dragged-whOm.
do you think? Why. Liz:
The court officer took her inside and
closed the door. went up to Mr.. Fly
Cop and inquired about the case.
"A very sad one" says he. laying the
points OF his manicured fingers to-
gether-"an utterly incorrigtble GIRL l
am special terrestrial officer. the Rev.
Jones' The case was ASSIGNED to me-