davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-30

dorobily sic tylko Snyder
silva mfodych dziewczat, cd
mellow dorobi1y sic niestety
brutalnych wyraz6w.
Dziewczat by}o ma}o; mai
}adniejszych jeszcze mniej,
a mellow by}o nier0wnie VIE
cej, Kazdy Z Mich pragna}
ich }aski. Wygnawszy chop
cow W las, walczyli Z SODA
nieraz ma noze; W ~pierwszyh
tygodniach by}o zab6]stw
wiele, a wszystkie usz1y bez'
karnie, DO prawo juz cd daw-
ma przesta}o obowiazywaG W
Van Humbugslandzie. Ale
trudno sic wymorfowac ma
wzajem. Wzieto sic wtedy ma
inne sposoby; zaczeto sic
ubiega6 o wzgledy najpiek-
piejszych. Otaczano je rojem
dogadzano kazdej zachciance.
Stale sic cos, czego sic Mkt
ME spodziewa}. Osadnlcy
wzieli sic znowu do piracy
kazdy chcis} sic bogdance
przysluzy6, ma jej skjnieaie
got6w by} ca}y dzieh praco-
wac W poole czo}a, tax jak
"a pierwszych dni kolonii:
Czego ME dokonalo ami ka-
zanie, ami napomnienie, cze-
20 ME dokona1 xii nastaW-
nika, to zdzia}a} bez trudu
usmiech dziewczecja.
Ia poprawa ME cieszyli
sic wcale pastorowie. Maj
pierw zabrali sic do panie-
mex, sadzac, re doste2piej-
szymi beda ola celjgijnych
%upomina1, Wyk}adali i'm o..
bowiazki chrzeScijahskiej
ma}zonki i matki. Dopraw-
dy, re byli bardzo wymowni.
Niestety m}oda Saskya,
|jedno z najpiekniejszych
d~ziewczat, kt6ra mia1a tenn
wieksze powodzenie, re by}a
wyjatkowo brunetka, obr6'
ella W niwecz skutki wymo-
wy superintendent. Zasmia-
Ia mu sic W nos.
Powiedzia}a: ,,Wiem, re
ma tel wyspie obowiazk6w
matki nigdy spe}niac ME be-
de; te %obowiazki spad}y ma
wasza wielebnos6, skoro
wcielasz W sobie Rad rzeczy-
pospolitej. A skoro matka
bye ME potrzebuje, ME ma
racyi; abym ugie}a kark pod
ciasne jarzmo ma}zenskie.
Mozemy tn uzywac wolnosci
ME narazajac sic ma zadne
niebezpiecze6stwo ! wolno-
Sci uzywac bedziemy, pokls-
my Mode.
,,Jakiez to dzielne dziow-
|cze"! zawo}a}a fem'nistka u
wolniona cd niewoli macie-
rzy6stwa niewiasta, ME u
gnie JUL karku, przad zabo-
bonem.
,,Ale prosze pani'', podja}
Holender, gorzej ieszcze posi-
10 z mezczyznami. Supern-
tendent zwo}a} ich po pred
kosci6} i zagrozi} ludowemp
"zgromadzeniu, 2e op}ozy klal
twa mezczyzn, kt6rzy MED
powr6ca do ION swoich.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16

to Spokane is shown together
with a map of the entire Northern
system and its relation to
the sections in which irrigation
projects are either in active oper-
alton or contemplated. Tho excel
lent facilities afforded by the North
ern Pacific for reaching Spokane
are fittingly described and a roster
of representatives through whom
train accommodations can be Sc
cured is shown.
Copies of the folder may be OBJ
tanned without charge by address
ing A. M. Cleland, General Pass
enger Agent Northern Pacific Rail-
way, St Paul
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16

very successful and paying institu-
tion for its stockholders, as we'll
as the farmers at large. who have
already reaped a greater benefit
than the stockholders themselves.
who have backed the institution
and stood by it when it was loosing
game as far as dividends was con-
cerned. There is no question but
what grain prices have been better
at Beach since the farmers house
was established; prices have been
higher here than at other points
along the line and will continue to
be as long as a farmers elevator is
kept in operation. Farmers should
realize this and give the institu-
tion every possible support. They
should not only sell their grain to
the Farmers Elevator Company
but should take out at least one
share ($50.00) of stock-should the
capital be increased at their meet
ing on August 9Th.
The elevator has made a profit the
past year and there is no reason
why it should not pay it stockhold-
ers a good dividend next year, as
we'll as keep grain prices where
they should be. It should not only
pay a dividend this year. but
every year and it will not only
keep the prices up this year, but
it will keep them up every year.
It has been and if keep in opera
tion, will continue to be a great
benefit to every farmer who mar
kets grain at Beach, whether the
farmers realize it or not.
It is a home institution. owned
and operated by local people for the
sole purpose of establishing better
prices for Golden Valley grain.
Give it your support.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16

We are in receipt Of a copy of a
very attractive folder. handsomely
printed in colors. from the Gen.
eral Passenger Department of the
Northern Pacific Railway at St.
Paul, exploiting the seventeenth
Irrigation National Congress-. to be
held in Spokane, August 9, ID, 1909.
The cover, in colors, is a repro
duction Of a photographed plotting
the effects of irrigation in one of
the many fertile valleys Of the
Northwest which the Northern
Pacific traverses. Half tones from
photographs literally sprinkled
throughout the publication show
the benefits of irrigation and II
is. sufficient to examine these pic.
lures without persuing the text to
form a good idea Of what irripa.
tion means in the arid sections Of
the country.
The city Of Spokane is pleasingly
illustrated and described and s
convenient list of hotels and lodg'
ing houses in that city is included,
A map Of the territory adjacent
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF BILLINGS COUNTY
TELEPHONE PROPOSITION

1IAxAIIl xxOANo xSOA WI 44OAN
Less than a year ago Beach and
the Golden Valley was without a
telephone system. Now we are
about to have two. That spells
two many. Two systems only
mean a burden on the patrons Of
both. SIN union there is strength"
and in union better service can be
given for less money. Why should
we have two local organizations
when one would answer the pur-
pose. There is no more need of
two telephone systems at Beach
than there is need of two farmers
elevator companies. Better have
one good strong company than two
weak ones. The Golden Valley
Telephone Company is owned and
differed by local people, farmers
and business men, and the State
Line Mutual Telephone Company,
now being organized, is also COM
posed of local people. Why not
get together and pull together?
Compromise, and then put forth
all effort in giving the Valley one
good system that will cover the
entire territory. We see no rea-
son for our people to organize and
operate two local telephone sys-
tens when one will do the business,
give better service and be more
satisfactory all around.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16
Reward

Will be paid any publisher
in Billings county who can
produce a bona fde circula-
ton one half as large as the
bona fde circulation of the
CHRONICLE. We have three
times the circulation of our
Beach competitor and our
list is still growing.
"a Advertisers take notice.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16
THE FARMERS ELEVATOR

The Farmers Elevator Company
of Beach has closed another years
business and is about to commence
on it's third year. The company
has had a hard road to travel since
it's organization, but the future
looks brighter, and, if the farm
ers ''stay with the Ship" as the
saying goes, it will yet be made q
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16

Machinery for the use in manu-
featuring flax straw into cloth may
be shipped into the United States
free of duty, thanks to the efforts
Of Senator McCumber.- Bowman
County News.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16

It is said that every nationality
on the face Of the qlobe, with
Mars still to be heard from, is
represented at the Seattle EXPOSE
ton.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16
Saddle Butte Correspondence

BY regular Saddle Butte CORES
pondent.-Mr. Still and family ar
rived from the east last week and
have taken up their residence on
their claim.
Harvey, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Wallace had the misfor-
tune to fall from a horse last Fri
day and break his arm. He is re-
ported to be doing nicely at this
writing.
During the terrific rain storm
last Saturday night the Little
Beaver rose seven or eight feet.
Two or three bridges were washed
out but no further damage has
been reported around here.
Miss Lola Wallace visited Wi
baux q few days last week.
j. E. Doughty and Arthur Hal
inC dug a we'll for Christ Larson
last week.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16

The Advance man evidently
didn't like the way the p. o. ap-
pointment went at Beach. Fargo
Forum.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-16

FOR SALE, section of land 10
miles north Of Beach; no commits
sion.-A. ]. Rejchenecker. 35tf. ]
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
taste Is Sure
Stomach Guild :
"A Barometer Whlch Never Falls
Though seldom Believed

"A Barometer Which Never Falls,
Though seldom Believed.
Taste As the direct guide to the
stomach. and the tlste buds are con.
neeted BY he nerves with the stom.
ach itself so laat they represent its
health o. disorder n the stomach "
hts iuices are out Of tone, the blood Is
iermented by a change In the alkaline
or acid condition. hna these reach the
mouth both directly and Indirectly
The taste buds are ~ the tongue,
nnd are mounted by halrlIko proiee-
lions called paplllae lhey cover The
Surface Of the Tongue"
when you taste these buds else NJ
and absorb The liquid inform the
nerves the nerves tell the Stomaca.
and the food Is acceptable or not. Just
las the stomach feels"
{ The above remarks on teslc comes
lr0m an eminent authority and sim.
ply explains why when one smells
cooking Oh sees food one thinks he
can eat. bnt when he tastes be learns
The stomach Is out Of business
TO the person vito cannot taste
Alright. who relishes no food AMI Sim.
ply forces himself TO eat Htnarta Dya-
pepsla Tablets hold the secret Of en-
i0gable eating. reelcel digestion aud
renewed general health
Most men wnlt until their slomachs
pre- completely slteiel hefone thrf
Think seriously Of asslstlne nature
Nien youf tusge for fUud is iDst #
IS certain algn the stomach needs
Intention suarts Dyspepsia Tablets
cufe such slomaehs. They restore
sweetness 0l brehih. renew gastric
juices. enrich the blood and give The
stomach the sirengill and rest noeek
Hary tn general duty
ForEs thousanE p9Ysians use silf
prta Dyspepsia TsbIels knd every
Rfuesizi carries ghem Ia stock price
Joe per boN Send IS your name and
addfess ana 81 nill send soq lsIal
paehakH free hy m8il &iafAna + A
stuart &c 80 STUART nlqE NaEahhll
e'''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
MARRIAGE:
R0MANCE:
SUDDEN. !
SHAT TTERE[I

New York. Jan. 29-A romantt
story 81 the marriage of Talbo, J Tay
lor and Miss, Issslea X. keene. danea
4er 81 thp noted wall street opefaiu
was told la Justice aerarda c9in
samuel llniermeyer attorney Tor tNe
recently divorced Mrs Taylor
'ii was lucky day lcr him, ne sald
when Talbot Taylor won the love. of
rather the whimsical fancy Of jessicn
Kccne. The papers show that keene
MnA then IN Baltimore engaged II g
very vague business of renl estrie
with an Income Of certainly less than
$4,000 q year
lie married afr Keene's daughter
and the father promptly supplied lns
money for the wedding trip. afterward
giving oge- $500 foi The bridegfooms
support Taylor wants 20 stop his vile
srom selilng what he calls the "Peylof
Art COLLECTION" "a cedarhnrst bnt ny.
q fact t Ras on that same financed
woddlns sfip that Mrs Taylor bought
sgeater part 81 Il with $4,000. also fur
nlyaed by Mr Keene
IA that time. 81 1899, $1,000 5ought
Greal deal more Of real antique llif
nltnre than many times that amount
would buy today, because our Amer
can milllonalres created . craze taf
such articles.
alill financing che new soninAaw
on ghe r0ad 10 luxurious donesticlty
Mf. Keene bought the couple q h0use
II aaltinnre. for Whlen He paid $4,000
and when theF came aaek from lhell
wedding frlp II was darlded Ihe
should "a Ia rsdafhurHt and rent q
house near one occupied hy Mre
Aepne. AFTER 4 few years Mrs. Keene
nna her daughter q present % eight
acres ol GROUND as ceda-hurat now
worth eil5.0u8 aud gave her besides
s43.00n with which 70 bnlld 4 modest
home liif bcrsslf her husband ana the
cniIaven
"aeanwbile. Taylor hai sold the
Baltimore house given him by Mr
Neene for s5a.0oe. and with this he
bought 4 sent 90 the New York stock
exchange Then he went into the irm
Yaislol Taylaf 6 GO 81 which Mf
Kcene Nas he financial backbone
Tacn. iu 1ecemael 1909 Mr Tay
sa began very suddenly buying furnh
scfe for the eedafhufaf honse that
was sun lu his Tlfe's name. and he
lncraased the size Of the house lssell
#in July. 1908, he failed Our 6il-
dnylln show that III October Qf No
gemhof of 1909 Taylor admitted 70 Mr
Nesne that q the IS .a0O,000 or sGg
A00n00N In money which aIr Keene
he's az dofasli Nitn v'aylcr SEQ.
1Nyltf e6l mauneR to set ui
nbug gaHao no uyc iAe !
ea bankruptcy npan + fen-lrl
aN if k0ne feieaaed the eiaH De
a asalns, Inc flrm, amounins "a
sn0ga0a.
fHese revelations. aene OF which
were male public at ghe time Of the
famous TaylorKeene divorce cane
we're followed Immediately By decl
slrn 81 Justice Gerard dlssolving the
Talbot J Taylor restraining order HI
resafd 10 the art collection.
Taylafs atlorueys claimed that the
former tirs Taylor had proved her
self exllayagant having solfl property
transferred to her hy agreement ul
ihe time Of the divorce AZ fiaicuIously
luw prices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

form of expression IS required, aui 4
must appear from he express provl'
sons contained III such contract thai
Il was ih intention 0i the parties
thereto that time should b. lae es-
senee thereof And whore the aaswes
disclosed that the note sued on con
tainsd the stipulation Provided al
ways thai this note heeomea due and
payable when said Railroad Company
shall have ia operation o line IN the
Indian Territory to the t'ity 81 Guthrie
aud lha contract entered into by the
note givers and plaiutln prior TO me
delivery o, said nele eaG part thereof
which wea the only advantage accru
ing thereisom % eal note giyersi
HELD ihnt Nllao 9as q the enssnes q
the contract aud the completion nf miid
road a e.ndiiiga eC41e.l 4, s hsal
20 recover OF sald nole.
6. A promis0ry n~'e payable %
railroad c0mpafY in aid Of the con
struciloR OF its liao road Is not eUld
aa against public p, 81
Error from Tho comfy court Of Los
az county ] In &c strang, Judge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

McLalIrin Martin, Milton. Money New
lands, Nixon, 0verman. Owen, Peurose
perklIa. Piles, Rayner Simmons
Smith Of Maryland. Smith Of Michigan.
Smoot Stephenson. Stone. Sutherland.
Tallaferfo Taylor, Teller. Tillman
Warnel and Warren.
The House committee continues to
work on lts hill aud expects to report
u shortly. It has been definitely de-
clded ihst no cnsh appropriation 30 to
be made out that a por ion Of tho pub
lle domain wil Be turned back To he
states. go thar they can meet The iaf
rlorlal debt The members of the
committee are n0w working N close ea.
operation with The general land office
10 determine what proportion 81 iha
public doinaln shall he appropriated
and Just what restrictions shall be
thrown around II IN the statehood en.
abllng act.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
RAILROAD
MYSTERY

St Louis, Mo, Jan as One of Tho
mysteries OF ihe Southwestern rail
roa6 situation Is the Missouri, Okaho.
ma q aulf railway. now under con
siruellon in Oklahoma This road was
chartered three years ago. the plan
being 20 build llne from Nansns City
o Texas lla miles 9f the Faad from
Wagoner 10 be connected with the
Ch0etaN Haze 81 the Rock lslaud at cal
vim okla fals has been completed
and put In operation Construction on
The next dlgision. Calvin 70 Sherman
and Donison Tex. Is well under way
ar viii be- camnlefed ~ NAV
The road Ia being built ay William
keneiick OF Kansas city and asav,
ates i II said the road is oemR
financed abroad. The cons ructlon #
of Eie most modern character no ex
pense being spared 70 obtain low
cradles 50 as to be able 10 handle the
heaviest sort 81 traffic.
when the ShlahOms constitution
was adopted all railroGd construction
IN th tate ceesed except on this lne
fhifa aHa been built quietly ana es
aral s men ard teams coud be
0ht8|n since The purchase Of The
C0lHfsda 1uiheru by Elll t3e con.
sie8,i4N Nfe have been doubled M
qsa lHsgnpue lasued to rush the
Qfk Some 5ldHsi officials believe
Iiia s. q l4sviuaa pgolect q link the
uuian Pacific and lhe Southern Pacl
llc SYSTEMS There are uhnra who
biggest that Il Is a Gould enterprise
Whsle others arc equally as confident
that II Is duplicate line Of pae Katy
10 shut cut both Hartman and Gould
from the territory In any event the
road win cuf an Important figure IA
lhe guIs situation owing 20 rs loca
ilon and superior construction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
.THE: SENATE

fhe lete Thursday afternoon senate
session completed arrangements As to
the coiiaea statutes and took under
confederation the school land bill, the
the motion not to include the
thirteenth section lcollege grdnE) be.
Ing the bone OF contention. ssrt.ln.
Stewart and Blair lei the fighI against
che amendment, declaring for the sale
ot the school ,ands. Stewart growing
eloquent IN describing the tenantrg
system now being built up. Blair ana
Strain declared defeat OF former inta-
liated measure due 10 tho eastern See
tion OF the state not understanding
sae eondltl0ns now known to tne ne.
jolly Nynne. Eggerman and Could.
Ing fought the amendment hard de-.
clgrlng themselves opposed 10 dila-
tors Or nlecemeal action.
Senator Franklin was speaker
for snle OF indemnity lands only: BIl.
lups nIAkinE an. eloquent appeal for
The s'le nf small tracts If any The
teature uf the afternoon WAS Bliluns
reeitlne the history 81 school land
sales IN othef states. and The co-dell
Iuan provel equal 10 the occasion I'll
defense OF his proposition. Hlllnps
resides in a section almost unanlm0us
lu opposition 10 aale Of tae linds. and
las inadc strong conte against khe
measures looking toward Iisposal
f'snnlnghusn mud Hrdwlne came Ito
the rescue Of the stafford amenam6uf
70 exrlssie the thirteenth section. Sld
The mFtief was left IN an unaeltIha
condition.
A Bill 10 repeal The graduated land
tx was introduced IN toe senate hy
Reawine ami 0ne bY KEYS and Ian.
drum 10 rrylde the proeee.ilre for
sanalnv chllren la The Whitaker
Orphans home 1t Fryer Greek.
Favorable report waa made hs com.
millee an faaeers bin TO ra4Hlaln
the etosin hiIro.xlxrerln Ara aIsn
Same en he Memmtngef requiring
vote q lAf people o. thH onnalfile.
tIen vf court housef ana ialls ana
their eaal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

safls should BE- noalransferables
RElD. THAT such time certificate Z
nol assienahle, aHd that al attempted
AsalRumemnt % ODE same Is vaia AZ
etseen me asaigHee and ihe maker oi
'he cert icate
Error from dlsiFiei aour. o. logan
eoan;y kiilraec,
c. p. Cooper Plaiuiin M Erras y3
The Fort Smtih 6 Western Railroad
Company. Defendant n Error
E /. An anawaf settling ~ a piea z
bar 10 suit On promlssory note
~ In MID Of the construction Of plniu
riif's Tine Of rallroad which alleges, "a
substance that q ihs time It was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29

John cannon Plalntlh IN 1riaf vs.
Territory w oklahoma neieudant ~
Error
4 ln @ prosecution for murder ihe
rOufl should submit the case iG the
lufy for consideration upon every de
Frpa ~ homicide which lhe evidence
In any reasonable view oi Il smggenla.
and II The evidence tends 20 prove dit.
lereni degrees. he law 81 each degree
which the evidence tends 10 prove
should b. suhmilled 20 ibc jury whein.
sr Il Ne requested on tho part Of the
defendant OF no, L IS the duty Of 10 :
court 10 say. as d matter Of law i
there Is any evidence that would Tend
10 reduce The degree e the OF snse %
manslauehier IN the second degree.
9 The weight oi the evidence lend
Ing TO prove the good character 0f The
defendant Is for the Jury, who III or.
irving at their verdict, should c0aslder
Iit the same as any other evidence n
the enses and where the court IN civ
ing general character instruction,
adds. And II after careful eonsld-
eiation Of an the evidence III the case.
including that bearing upon hts pre-.
yious good character the Jury enter.
thin any reasonable doubt Of thu de.
PENDANTS guilt. then Il IL their sworn
dutv 10 acauii him but II on The otn.
cT hand. YOU believe from the evidence
aesond reasonable doubt Thai the
defendant ccmmltled thc crime a
question. as charged Ia tho indictment,
n win be your sworn duty Is Jurors Q
lind the defendant guilty. even ihongh
the evidence may satisfy your minds
that the defendant previous to tn
lcOmmissiDn Of the alleged crime had
suslalned d good character for BENG
4 law-ahidlng and peaeeable citizen.
feld net misleading nor erroneous.
3 x Is moi reversible error NJ pro.
steulion FOR murder 10 define reason
able doubt IN series Of instructions,
Itne dohnIiion as whole being cor.
rect. rather than TO cmhudy the entire
ldednllicn Ia one instruction, nn pre-.
Iindice flom the practice appearing.
1. A vltpeas for the defendant may
bc croas examined aa 10 specific acts
tending to discredil her when such
facts ARE relevant 70 the issue
5. The defendant In murder case
Oh appeal eann0t predicate error on
mlseunducl ug The prosecuting attor-
hos Ia asking Improper questions
shere the court sustained the ohlee.
llons as made. and where no request
was ninde 70 The court 20 Arunt the
lur4 npl 10 consldeF )hn saine
VIM nRrrnger Plaintiff IN Error.
Tvs. The Bees Line Construction Co, De.
PENDANT IN Error.
i time certificate was executed hy =
construction company 10 an employe IN
payment OF balance dgle upon omen ae.
count Il wis stipulated IN the eerll.
Icale that The same should be non.
transferable and SHOULD be payable
pnly 10 The person 70 whom 4 was Is.
ausd when properly feeelplsd b. him
| vi the preseince IL the paymasfer nf
liae construction company. The nayee
lexeeulea On agreement whereby Be
lhareed 70 present % person The llma
lcefslAcate l0f payment aud that lhe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-29
WEEP At
L.AHOMA
G|RI. s SAD
STORY

Kansas City, Mo-. IAN 2s.- .--SioNt
hearted police officers shed tears last
night while listening 20 The sad love
story Of Alta Kyscr an iSycarold glrl,
l.0m Oklahoma, who ran away from
her home md friends to wed and was
then deserted IN q strange city She
was taken to police headquarters BY
Mr. and Mrs y. II Huiford, Of smith
vllle who learned Of her trouble
Aita tyser has lived with Miss In9i
gene lsfton Ia hoMenvIlie. Cklo.. fQr
The ls seyen years She sas happy
ana fon nn.ed VA b her surrounding,
ana esreei3lly with Austin Cayler, 4
Law isignl q whom she was engaged
fo III Hls ASA Tive months ago Bruce
l1 81 Saalhville. NO., went "a
lloAsNille aHa sluEeG g tailor shop
llAuson aas Introduced % Miss
kysar. and as eayles was IN oklahoma
city most ~ the time studying law
fhe newcomer Has allowed 60 call az
her home frequently From friendship
johnson soon passed into the conrer'
satlon of leye Se ilnally induced Miss
Kyser 10 lesve iloldenylle gsd 80 it
smlihgilla With him where he was 20
marry her and open a tailoring estab
lshment.
on the train from Kansas Ci y to
smlshYille on Monday Miss lSyser told
rs. story u MRS auftofd, who con
ducts hotel 10 smilhvllle She took
tho girl 10 The hotel and gave her n
room and provided one Tor johnson
Why she ana SO she said was because
she knew Johnson and believed that
he was fooling the girl. The next
morning Johnson was zone His
mother said that be was only " The
girl vas er3nghi back % Kansas t'iiy
hy Mrs aulford and left with TIE 20
nee ma,fon The girl wants 70 40 back
home as soon as arrangements can be
made for her q win wrlte Austin a
note. II he Is not there 70 meet me-
SHE said