davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-01

First Baptist Churchill. w. O'Hara,
Pastor.!ta
Sunday Schoolat $3.50 a. M. S. T..
Rowe, S. II. McSween and Ed [. Bur
nett, Supts.
Preaching 1045 a. M. and $50 p. m.
Subjects: 1.-THE Surrendered Life anG
ga Vital Question.
II. Y. T. U. $50 n. M, s. +. Rowe
and Jno. McSwcen, Presidents.
Midweek service 200 p. M. Wednes-
day
Workers meeting : 900 p. m. Friday
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-01

And woman can pnt up hard
or fight with her tongue and her
tears than a man can with his fists.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-01

The most expensive thing in the
world is getting even and it is
hardly ever worth the price.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
NM.ew.E0IVRX
!3eidner n0 @erfgrtia.r MtIaiacr @t6ddInisbaNEa

Office uuo stnoio: Ode Der S mo llten Stra6e aElo.
s4aufeaune mabe Sem Rod crrsf trieoRof,
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

- spei, aMf ben Saul binuuf -
uno fort in boiler pace. Sa, es
fDaren StiefeI, gepiB - penn gum
8sgriff @tiefet S9aft, SOble uno
OberlsOsr notbpenois 1T - 10 tDaz
rem IS fiber Gtisfsl, tpenn aud tn
Der plumpen llrfOrm - es maren
Gtiefel. Mber oiefe StiefeI baben
nod cine Gigenf9aft. Menn man
aud gepiB ni9t bebaupten tOnntc,
DuB elmer 0amit @taat bGttc MAIDEN
fDnnen, 10 geb0rten fe bod Dem
@taat = init einem Mort es naren
GrariaIif9e StisfeI fe geb0rten
benz Nerar oes Staates. Wos 0as
ousma9t = meinen Sie9 Oas ner<
ben mir gIti9 feben.
Das Regimsnt mar cben in Die
ParuDefts[ung eingeriidt, als Gmil
f9 atbemlps Bel feinem 9duptmunn
meIoete; nS9on gut, MAIDEN sic.
DuB sic in Sbr Sod tOmmen, beDOr
IS Der 4lte itebt!"
S9on lam sr beran, Ser @rim=
mige. Dor Gmil bielt er. 80 9Gngt
ia Elm Gtangenaiigsl berunter, 9err
Dbtrft, feben sic nal - Oa Bel Dem
2eutnuHtll" Der Sberit fab bin, 10
aufmertfam. als lei eben Elm neuer
MelttbeiI entoedt por0en.
uDas tit bod iebr befremoli9 ~
Bel elmer paru0eauf1t.[ung - lpenn
i'd ni9t IRE, 1T oas ia bet ReferDez
Ieunant bon geItern Mbeno. So, ia,
Stimmt aIss aufammen feline
pinttli9teit tein militGrifder
Beift = fthr f4limm!"
Oamit rift otr @emoltige peiter
Die 5ront sntl>ng, ipGbren0 Der
Dberft Dem ungliidli9en emil einen
berni9teHoen Bid Suparf.
Sbne ben Ropf gu peroreben, be-
gam oonn Der Sauptmonn ooneben.
n@s 1T aber f9on elm Stanoal nit
Diefen SDmmeronfeIs = geraoe BEL
meiner 8atterie muB es INNER etz
mas geben -"
pa ertDnt oas Signal init 8ot-
terie re9ts f9p.ntt" uno Der puras
DemorId i'm Srab uno @alopp miro
ousgsfibrt. MIes gebt nie am
@mniirnen, nur Ger ungliidlihe
gmil brinst fsinsn MOlf niht in
Srab, neil er NIT Den tTltseroBen
Stiefeln un0 SpOren INNER gu nab
benz gurt tOmmt. Der erimmige
SDsioOtter oeltet nit arsgeftredtem
Mrm auf Jpn, ME .r porbeieoIOppirt.
Der Orr ObsrE i9uut tpisOsr, uIs
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

ben Msblpurm dIs rettenOer gngeI
glidIi9 erpiI@t bate.
Nur tpuroe es Sag!
Gmils Wergeben f9rumpftc gu ets
ner tDmi19sn gefni9te 3ufammen.
@HlisBli9 tpuroe fOgar Der Harts
3peiootter ipei9, Der ben Sntel Sho<
mas oft beim Jri9f9Oppen traf unO
benz feline 8OsHeit eigtntli9 i@On
leio that, bie[lei9t neil Der &beumus
tismus BON Der grregung ii9 etiDos
81 befern f8ien.
.Grsellen3". nabm Der brdpe Sbsr1t
Oas S9luBnort.
sd mtinte, ods ManOber 1T elm
Bib oes Rriegs un0 i'm Rrieg piir>
Dc i'd Die ganac MOntur meines
9urf9sn gu leiben nebmen, menus
NOtb tbGtt ~ 6obtr CLAUDE i4 i'm
@inne or. GyaeIen3 81 fpre&sn,
tpenn i'd Die 9dnOIungstDeife oes
6errn 2sutnunt Rlein bDnig torrett
be3ei9ne."
Mles ld9te iebt, oenn @T5eletl0
bate ous 3,id.n ielbf od5n gssss
BEN.
,Sie iin6 beute Mittag mein Sat,
lisber Rleiu. unO Mbenos fabren mir
SuIommen, 0tnn sic pafTen ni9t ouf
Die Du~mmesbeioe sic fOnnten
mir nod mebr 1nbeil FIFTEEN. Meine
5erren, guten MOreen!" @r5euen3
griiBte freunolin.
~Morrrrrrrsen. @Tseaen5", risfsn
Die 6erren.
@miI uno Ontel sbOmas fBen
eindnOer pisOer eeseniiber. Msbl<
purm 1T 9unolungsoiener BEL Rlein
esiporoen uno geOeibt fidtli4 unter
Sante Settles pflege. Menn lie benz
0ntsl TbOmds cine 6reuoe maiden
min, beronlnBt lie i'm. Die @ei9i@te
nit ben GrdriaIif1en Stiefeln gu
eraGblen, Die ftsts peiter uussc>
T9miidt miro pie Die 9~eloenfasen
Der NOr3eit.
@ieIeiGt f9reibt cr fe einmoI ouf,
Die @ef@i9te BON ben ndraridIil@sn
Gtiefeln."
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

pdr. elm neusr Stern am 6immsI
uufsssungsu.
Sect fcbren sinige 8atterien gum
Ttusrn ouf, oaruntsr Die, bel DsI-
der @mil 1T. Sn boiler @orriere
Taufen 0ie @eI9iibe Oubin. Sci, pis
oas IuItig 1T. GmiI DersiBt feline
R0tfsn. SEPT bait - berum f4psns
len oie qrOben. D.nigs SAunosn,
Tdon fraht Der erIts S9uB. 9ts
Gra,nen8 mar ndber %eetOmmsn uno
itonO binttr Der feusruosn Sdttsris,
INNER ben uneliidlidsn Gmil i'm
g(uo,. Sine tsuflifde S0ss our9>
sudfe General BON 3%Deiootter, Ct
pinft Dem Sberft. n9err Obsrit.
nsbmen sic on, ole Sffiaiers Der
9att.rie fno perfDunoet, Der Refsrpes
leutnant 4lein iibsrnimmt Bag ROms
manoO II IaTsn sic b0nn plDBlth
Gapautrie attaquiren."
@eIugt, gstban. Die Offisisrs tre=
ten aus. gmil, freuOis iibsrroi9t,
fBt auf uno guIOppirt an ben IinteH
EIiiqsl. nGbr.nD Elm Da4tmeiiter
Isinsn 8uo iib.rnimmt. Die 8attsrts
f~euerts oeo.n 4rtiltrisi9sibsn arf
5000 Meftr. 9a tauden plOBli9
ouf sttpa 700 Wetter 4 Sheiben aut
lie bisbsr am gooen gelegen iudrsrt,
e fino LANCE 8rstter, auf Dtl9e
Setter e.molt finO, iis msro.n our3
9f,rOe, sic f~eitpGrts bintsr Der fsu.
srno,n 8attsrie aufgtiteIIt pdren, dilf
Stolen uno 9rGbten i'm 9alopp
%fortbsptqt. SO fiebt pirtIi6 10 aug.
oIs Of Reiter dttaquirten. @mtl
bleibt taIt. .gotteris bait" ruff
er. 0is cine Mauer ftebt uaes fin.
,Qints auf Die 3ubdllerie nit Rors
fatI6.n g.looen 500 Mletsr, Die geIc=
b.n.n @tf9iiBe @9nenfeuer". 8umm,
bumm tra6en 2 @9if. bon Sc
f6iiBen, Die nod nit @ranaten geld=
SEN ipdreu. Damn BART alIes dthemz
los oes tpeitern 8efebls.
Tdb.r tommsn Die Reitsr uuf ben
S9siben.
n9atterie, GaIDs" - I9reit Gmil
bie @@Iagr0bren perOen singeisBt.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

Sitter uno BARRIE bss iOotIi@en
@trsi@es.
nentI@uIoigsn =" DOlts emil
unfongsn, Der gang bIuB ssDorosR
tUor - grimmie fubr 3psioOttsr oas
5pif9en: oglun muB i'd absr oo9
hDfli9F bitten, odB Ou niGt isoer,
~ ieoer" - beftiges S9luden n
uniht ieoer 0rsinfpri9t!" Grselsn5
tpuroe unbeimIi6 artis.
DWaein GDbn, no iinO Oeine Sties
feI2" fuete sr MILD unO siitig gu
W%lsblDurm. Dem gang tDei4 ums 9er5
tDuroe.
Der 6srr asutuOnt bat
Re an"
Stare fdrsdIi6e poufs. @ls
8lide purseIttn uuf GmiIs JiBsH.
Sd, es mar fein 3peifel.
Diefe 3igarrentiitsn II oieie gio~
%lintdften = oiefs fpobren S9inutsln
bpn Stisfeln = Iie fOnnten Hur 81
MsbIpurms gisosfful g.bOrsn.
Giniss 6srrsn beriuaten 0u ldz
heln; obsr e srftarb, als @rseuen5
bon 3psiootter nit siiieer Stimme
bsfubI Die Mdnnfduft fOlts Gbtrs>
ten.
Shut fd f,in @9lunO uuf, Oas
elenoite Ser Weien gu perIdlingen"
anh4e Er,;I mil QorA Qegtpr
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

80 Gi, meme 5fOetreu SrvEl
babsHg" briilt @mil in 8er5pstfs
lung.
SIT Otnn Ser Ssrr SHtsl ni4t Oag"
III allies, mas sr bOrbringen lam.
0as miro gmil bod gu Oumm =
Den Onf,I bat ,r faOn auf Der
Ssimfabrt D.rmutbet; sr i9leuotrt
Sic maize RsitbOie Dem trsuen Mi.bls
purm an ben Ropf II lie trtfft osn
MOIf, Der TOfOrt gu iteisen bsginnt
uno ben Staugsn3iissl obreibt. Wdh-
reno Msblpurm Sen Molf berubtgt,
bat gmil Sen @eriud gema4t, Die
naFsn Neitfiefel ipi.oer anau5teher
Qlrm,r Gmil, reb Ii,bit Ou Die 9otrs
suriids fli.Ben", io9t Die Sungfroli
BON Orleans. Qisbiter Gmil = bait
ou Idon BON einem gepifen Gilt
plus etuas 9eb0rt, ooer bon ben Sa<
naioen2 @mil 1T purpurrotb i'm
gsIi6t - SeBt ~ ieBt - ao9mal
frif6 bran - bupp - Elm
@trupfen lit ubgsriFen. @mils Sin
Ger fin0 fbpar3 BON ndifer Widhts
= 8as Hsqiment iebt ii6 in s.
peoinq = 0ie RtGngs oes luitigsn
MarIdes, 1e I6neio,n @mil in Dir
@eele. IS it audi pirtIi6 gum Der
apeifeln; en- piibt iid Den S9tpeib
BON 0.r Stirrs, bic 6olge TT nur,
naB er icbt oua Elm F9par3es sc
fit tetommt.
Sic atdnge ser &sgimentsmuIif
pertliRasn in ser 6erne.
ga = Elm @eoaute. aMs9lpurm
Die @tiefef runter". Me9lpurm faBi
Ole Sore nit @eqeii!erung auf: oenn
er febt 0ie ialimme Gage ieinss
Serru nit I~bsilna6me. Sc lit aud
wirfIiA oas Gin5ige. mas gef9eGen
tann. Die anoern 5erren ftno ale
ausgeriidt. oie i6rA Elm paar 5titfel
bdtten leiben t01.n,n.
So = oas gebt -" Sie inS
8ipar troB oes ginT6rumpfens nod
fsbr nett; ober es fino penigItens
@tiefel, 70, jsBt Sen anoern. Gins
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
Seer 2eutnant' fiB tIang

SEER 2eutnant" - fIB Hang
oisfer Son, fat bOffnungipedenO ~
.i9 betrumte oieIe Sa9t noh 3tDei
@eIi9tspuntten." 90 11uute Der
Oro9e Ser 8or3eit oas Spfsr an,
oas ibm niGt mebr entrinnen tOnns
te, 10 59trat oic RaBe nit Dem to-
oesnunoen MGuslein, pis ss jeBt in
geIGttigtsr 2dne. fir ben Rheumds
tismus uno Die peniiOn, entiprunz
qtn aug Dem umf9logenen Mugen,
um oie Munopintel ots alien 9elz
ben 3udte.
vGrfens babsu sic fih oes @ers
q.bens fnuIOtg stmo9t. einen Gruriu=
liI6en @sgsnftono fir pripute 3peds
beniiBt 5u baden = bite feline @ripis
oerunq sic @riin0e tOmmen fir
meme 8eurtbeiIuns abfOIut ni@t in
8stra9t."
Ser GI0tentOn ptrGnoerte li9 ieBt
in eiren Son ebernen &langes -
mitlei0slos uno bart:
sd brau1e ben Serren niHt
Oar5utbun, oaB cine Nrmee ni4t be-
fteben fam, in nel9er Der Sffi3ier
feine M9tung bpr Dem gigentbum
oss Staatss batl" Mnes f9aute gu
8ODsn - Die Sadie mar pirtli@ fa=
tai.
a8psitsns iibsrloFs i'd ss SHrem
urtbeil, iDie sic Oas Eattgefiibl eli
neg Offi3iers nennen ipOlen, Der fi9
Bel 1eintm Burden Stiefel uusz
borgt -. Sine fOI9e Sdpeinc-
rel" - ole @timme trei19te ieBt i'm
bD6ften Distant, Die Mrtigteit mar
Dcrbrau9t unO log brad Der
Sturm:
Sine 10 trbdrmli9e IN trGbnin=
telbafte S9peinsrei - iiberftei9t
ale 8egriffe
rSa 9errrrr slauben Sic
oenn, sic fino Bel Der 8iirgertpebr
Glterer 9r6nung! 9srr Dberft, i9
iiberlaHe es sSbnen. ben 9errn gu
maBregeIn = msinem @efiibl nod
- i'd neiB 5pdr pabrbaftis
taum mebr. Oh i'd militdrif9 fible,
10 psrplsr bin in iib.t oiefe S9nei<
nsrsi, meinem innigiten @efiibI
mad folts oisfsr 6err feline Uniform
an Ben Nagel bdngen!"
GmiI fubr Elm Std Our9s 9era-
SGtte er geabnt. mas er that - uno
bod
.SDr.n 81, oes is mid gang
,9al4. f9rie ieBt elm. @timme orau=
BEN. nlaKen Se eenen Berger, bar
feline Gtaiern uno Nbgaben 5ablen
bubt" nit oiefen MOrten mar
OnteI SbOmas f@On berein. IS buns
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

- ,6euer!" 6 S9uHe trdmen, DIE
StBen fliegen pon ben S9tiben umz
Ter, ft narsn geraos in Die re9ts
6euertpirtung gefOmmen. 400 Wfe=
ter" T9rsit Gmil uno jtBt miro 8ug=
psife Orouf IOsgeidOFen, DaB BON
oen S9etben MIR einige ourhlDAerts
8retter an oie 8attsrie berantomz
men.
@miI bat feline aufsab. gIdn=
5eno sslDit. SIN GrnitfuIe tDGrs Die
feinoli9e Roboueris perni4tet gene
len. 0as Ser5 f9lGst inn boz
5reuos; er bat feline S9urts ousse=
speBt.
@ensroI 3peiOOtt.r Grssrt ii&
febr. Gr ruff Die 9erren CUR &ritit.
unteroefen ipDlIen mir uns nab
SnteI Sbomus umfeben.
OnfeI SbOmas tponte alfO Elm
TriibItiid; aber oas miIitGrii9s
S9auIpisl fsffelte ibn 10 febr, oaB
er ieinen Sunscr OersuB unO binter
Dem Reqiment Orein lief. CD GEE
Ianote er auf Die Seios, no inn
cas ertrsiren6e Regiment baIO aus
Sen &ugsn fam. Da fieIen i6m
Teltfame 8auten auf. Gs tpuren
flsine SGus9en ME Gr6pGae uno
r.tbe SGbnIein fIatterten ouruuf.
.Mm Mbenoe baben ie De @i9enloga=
litGtsn garS DO beraus gebaut ~ i'd
rie9 tpt.B Ounner f9On { 8rattn<
butt @ader fteuert er orduf lOs
uno bleibt er5tdunt BEL einigen gar3
3erT6oKtnen @ef9iiben feben, nm
Sic berum nit Goloaten bemdlte
9retter ~aufgsitelt fino. rDas fOu
lie ppbl oie @anoniere Dorite1en -
M6a -" MGbreno Onfel Sho=
mas oieis embedding muhi, iiebt er
in fpeiter g%ntfernung cine Reibe Sc
IdiiBe a~uffabrsn. @os 1T base ~
Nuf einmal Elm 8lib, cine peiBe
oide Wolfe un0 jebt fGbrt 20
G@rit.e binter ibm Gras un0 @rOe
in Die S6be uno mas fir Elm fOnoer>
bares 6eulen un0 Gt1bnen in Der
Quft - ridtig ieBt tOmmt erit Der
oumpfe &nau Oss fernen 9ef@iiBss
gu @eb5r.
u0as mar fe fDtsB Rnebb@s {
ShuB y" murmtlt Sntel Sbomas,
pdbreno inn Der Mngitf9meiB uuf
ser @tirns itebt, .un' mir f8eint, i'd
bin De Sdtibe."
Wieoer 8lib unO 8OIts. Inns
6immelspilen, oiesmol iiebt er's
6eutli9 DOR Ii9, ettpu 100 Meter. tDie
oie Gronote oerfprinst.
SEPT aber 0tdung", oentt Der
leidsnblaHe Ontel.
.Moncn sic pobl %gtfGuigft aus
Ser S@uBlinie 'rdustDmmen", fmreit
ieBt cine Gtimme BON einsm Der tIei<
nen Sdus1en Der, Die in Nabrbeit
bic unterltGnbe fir Die 8eobo9tung
am 3ieI tparen.
.@cnn sic senen an ben Ropp
trisetn - bat mar nie0er ni9ts tpie
Melounqen uno Gmerereien!~
SoI9e @prinse bat Ontel SbO<
mas in ftinem Qeben nod ni@t ge=
ma9t, 81 mar Der ssnf9enfrsuno=
It9eH AuffOroeruHg HG9sttOmmen
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

mer mel Item, Gdielen3 = ME
IGben Sic, mel @uoeftsr bDrsn
&c, Gdie1en3. mann mir piooer i'm
Raosteler bsim 6rieb19oppen iiBen.
90 gam i'd Sic @ef6iHten eraGblen.
Die 9Grsen miifen i9on gieoigit
sntf9ulnigen II MGblmurm bat mir
er3GbIt. mics meme Qlemil an Den
Gra@cn geben oGbte ~ I'M Der orme
Sunge Is ipesB @nebb9en ehdl urls
f9uIois."
Ni9ts tonnte mebr ben NeoefluB
oss OntsIs unterbreHen. Der feline GEE
trOdnetsn RIeiOer pieosr unbatte un0
The day book., 1913-09-27
POLICEMAN CUT IN RAID

Detective Dennis Maher of Schuet-
tiers Office had his hand badly cut
by window glass when a mob attack
ed him and Officer Edward Ives while
they we're making gambling raid of
the Major A. c., SAT N. Clark st. .,
More than $50 were in the place
when the police entered. Of these 16
were arrested. The tohers escaped
by the fire exits.
Michael Corona, 1S1 w. Division
st., was booked as keeper
The day book., 1913-09-27

Ck Is UNIFIED SlAlES!
dried. There's a certain way to do
everything and that's the way it was
done 300 years ago. There's no
chance for originality. You can't
even be your natural self.
"Our schools aren't schools;
they're foundries. They take
young fellow and their first object is
to not to help him develop his orig
inality and his character, but to kill
everything in him that makes him a
bit different from other young men,"
And European girls envy American
girls.
my daughter is 20 years old and
she goes to an English school," said
an American mother whose husband
is employed in London. "All the En-.
glish girls look up to her They think
it is wonderful that she is brave and
self-reliant enough to go to theater
alone with young man. They
wouldn't dare to do it, you know.
They wouldn't even know what to
talk to him about"
Looking at America from Europe,
these two facts stand out:
America is aiming dead at the
bullseye of personal liberty.
But she will be greater a century
from now when her sons have also
developed the idea of personal re-
sponsibility.
II can do as l please" says the
American of today.
But the American of the future
will add, 'But / do not please to do
anything that will injure my fellows"
1870
Dol IOEMAM NIIn IAI d AIn
The day book., 1913-09-27
SECOND ARTICLE
BY William G. Shepherd.
1don. Sent 27.-What kind of

London, Sept. 27.-What kind of
a place is the United States?
AS I've said, in another article, Eu-
ropean men, women, boys and girls
envy the men, women, boys and girls
of America, and during over year
in Europe I've heard this envy ex-
pressed hundreds of times.
For instance, the barber who
shaved me in London is one of the
scores Of Englishmen who envy
American men. The shaves cost
cents, his tip is 1 cent, by the London
code, and his salary So week.
Eve come to the end of my rope, ;"
he said to me. my four children
are old enough to go to school and,
of course, l have to send them. l
can't keep things going now, as it is,
and l can't hope to make any more
money. And, what's worse, my two
boys can never hope to be any bet
ter than l am. 1t isn't that way in
America, is it?"
American women are envied by
European women.
American women are blessed
with good husbands" said an English
woman who had travelled in America.
"You, as an American man, can't un-:
derstand the view which a Londoner
has of his wife. She is not exactly
a slave, but she is his property. He
owns her, all her property and her
children. It's this very thing that
makes the suffragets Of England
militant. The American suffraget
doesn't have to be militant. If she
really wants the vote it will be given
her." II
Young men in Europe: envy the
young men of America.
In athletics met young En-
glishman from Oxford who is start
ing life as a lawyer.
81 went over to your country
once" he said to me after we had
become well acquainted. "It was
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-25

fort, entered the gymnasium as If in
search Of something. and then set
forth to find Speed.
That ecstatic young gentleman
wrenched his gaze away from the blue
eyes OF Miss Blake to see his trainer
signaling him from afar.
What is it, Lawrence?"
Got to see you"
Presently"
mix! l got to see you now!"
Glass rudy face was blotched. and
ne seemed to rest in the grip OF some
blghting malady. Beneath his arm
he carried tight-rolled bundle. Sens.
ing something important back of this
unusual demeanor, Speed excused
himself and followed Larry, who did
not trust to speech until they were
alone In the gymnasium with the
doors closed. Then he unrolled the
bundle he carried, spread it upon the
floor. and stepped into its exact cen.
ter.
Are you standing on my prayer.
rug?" demanded his companion. an.
grily.
Il am! And from this on I'm goin'
TO make 1t work itself to death. She
said a Teller couldn't get hurt If he
stood on it and said Allah Well.
I'm goin' to wear it out"
What's wrong?"
DO you know what's goin' to hap.
pen to me If Covington don't get here
and beat this COOKE"
Happen to your"
Yes, me! These outlaws have put
1t up to me to win this bet for them"
We'll, Covington can beat any.
body"
But Covington isn't here yet"
mot yet, but" The young man
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-25
Copyright. 1910, By Harper 3 BFotkeo
Continued from Last Week
SYNOPSIS.

Heart ranch are heartbroken over the
loss Of their much-prized monograph by
the defeat Of their champion in foot,
race with the cook OF the Centipede
ranch. house party is on at the Flying
Heart. J. Wallingford Speed. cheer lead
or at Yale. and Culver Covington. inter-
lc0lleg10te champion runner, are expect.
CHAPTER 11-Helen Blake. Speeds
ter of the owner Of the ranch, that she
induce Covington. her lover, to win back
The phonograph. Helen declares that II
tells Slower. the foreman. that the phono-
graph will be won back.
CHAPTER II1-stover's announcement
that they have new foot-runner causes
great Joy among the cowboys. Speed and
his valet. Larry Glass. trainer at Yale.
CHAPTER 1v-Helen Blake asks Speed.
who has posed to her as an athlete. to
cowboys join in the appeal to wally. end
fearing that Helen viii find him out. he
consents. He insists however, that he
that covinston viii arrive in time to taRs
his place.
SO Hlo.A' t9lrecf10A.
CHAPTER vI-The ladi . nx Up tram
ling quarters for 6Dood.
| CHAPTER vTJ-Fresno. glee club sin
ger from Stanford university a1.1 in love
With Helen tries to discredit Speed with
the ladies and the COWBOYS.
| CHAPTER VI11-Speed and Glass nut
"a the time they are supposed to be
.-reining playing cards in a secluded spot.
The cowboys explain to Speed how much
the race means to them. that they have
waeered all their possessions and their
pay Tor month in advance. Speed as
| sures them he will do his best
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-25

but in q strangely softened tone, and
at utter variance with his custom.
Say, Mr.. Fresno! Which direction
ts New York;"
THAT way" Fresno pointed to the
east, and the other man stared long
ingly out through the clubhouse win.
dow.
tits quite a walk. amt it?"
"Walk?" Berkeley laughed. TITS
two or three thousand miles," Glass
sighed heavily. why do you ask"
"Oh, nothin'. Jest gettin' home
sick" He Gained himself with an ef
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-25


'"B-zoo gents! Where's my pro.
tege7"
Il don't know. Where did you have
1t last1"
II mean Speed. my trainin' partner.
That's a French word"
"Oh! We just left him."
think Ill hunt him up"
wait a minute" Willie came for.
ward. Lets talk"
"All right Well visit. Let her 90,
professor"
You've been handlin' him for quite
. spell, haven't you?"
Sure! It's my trainin' that put him
where he Is. Ask him II it amt"
Then he's a good athlete. is he?"
els he good? HUH" Glass grunted.
expressively.
How fast can he do q hundred
!Zsrdsl"
Larry yawned as II this converse
ton bored him.
ut-eight-seconds."
At this amazing declaration Willie
paused. as II to thoroughly digest 1t.
Eight seconds!" repeated the lit
tile man at length.
Sure! Depends on how he feels. of
COURSE"
Berkeley Fresno. in the corner.
snickered audibly, at which the trainer
scowled at him.
think he can't do 1t, Ell? Well.
he's there four ways from the ace"
Seeing no evidence that his state.
-ment failed to carry conviction in 9TH
er quarters at least, Glass went furth.
er. 1t was 80 easy to string these
simple-minded people that he could
not resist the temptation.
Didn't you never hear about the
KILN he made at Saratoga" he
Queried.
Willie started. and his hand crept
slowly backward along his belt. Kill
In! Is that his game"
Nov, get me right" explained tho
former speaker. "He breaks trainin'.
and goes up to Saratoga for a little
rest. While he's there he wins eight
thousand dollars playin' diabolo."
"Playin' what?" queried Slower.
~D1abolo! He backs himself, a
course"
Glass took an imaginary SPOOL from