davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
Gime SticOerlage.
Sraacnitimmrehts @orlaae iu
GnslanO abgeipielen.
@it 266 ssscn 2t9 stintmcu.

Qonoon, Z. N9ai. glit 266 eeaen
219 Stimmen muroe geitern in BEN
6ouIe Der @emeinsn Die Sfrouens
misunderstanding in 5tpeiter 2eIunq
abgetan. 9tab Der 8prlaQe iolIte
ieds Milionen 6rauen in Gjrobs
britannien bns Stimmred@t perlieben
peroen. Gs 1T febr Stpeifelhaft, D6
oas 8orIament in ieiner qegeuipdriis
gen Seffion np9 eine anoere 9or=
Iage. Die in ibren 9sitimmunaen nidt
10 melt gebt. aunebmen ipire. Die
iriIden Notionaliiten itimnten Der
aroben Wle6r5ahl no9 seaen Die
8orloae. Bon ben MiniItern itimms
ten aegen bic @orlu9e: grcmierminls
iter 9lsquith. 9teginaIb ga9ennu,
2etpis Sarcourt, S. e. 9. Geelen,
Binfton Speneer @bur6ia uuo 6.
&. 9obbouis. Sir Die @orIoee tras
ten elm: Sir Gbparb @rcn, 0opio
2Iopb 8eorge, &ufus sSloots, g(ugu=
fine 9irrel, Spnnep Burton, 6. fs.
q. MoItsrman, Sir s. ". Simon
uno =. .. Qclon0.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
sludD nit 2eiterrcidJ,
llniueriit .&ruiciiUrcn ipllrm
liinftia ausgctanldlt UcrSrn.
9SrOf. iynllcrtun be- critic.

glelp gorf. Z. W9ai. Sin 4usiauTf
pon llnipsriitGts groIsiioreu nadl
bem Wluiter bes slpiIdsa preuben
uno ben Ser. Staatsn oeii6ten niro
fiinftigbin audi 5ipifdtr Nmerito uno
9eIterreich ltatffinoen. Die Gatlad)s
purbs aeltern betannt. als bic 5ruz
iiees net Columbia lIaipsriit6t be-
iflofeu. hsn grofsHpr btr 9biloIo.
pbie @ieorge Stuort Fullerton oem
Oitsrreithiit1sn llntsrridtsnliniiier oIs
ben eriten 4ustauitprpfeNor isitsns
Scr Der. Stnaten gu eupTehIen.
Die betreIfsnbe Setaantnad5uuG.
Die ncdl SnIuB Der rsoelmGBiaea
monutlihsh 9ibung Der 5ruitccs
oer6ffsntlint lnurbe, Iautet: Die
2ruilees baben fornlen rea 8ori6ln9
oss DIterrsidiiChen unttrrid1tSmints
tiers. grofeFnrsn spifhsa ben lluis
perIitdten 0eiterreidls unb BEN Ser.
Stooten alls5utauicban. dbHlig6 mic
bos nah ben nit Der preubiiheu Ge-
eierung getroffenen 9ersiu6arunaen
gsIdiebt, ungennmmen. 0eorae Stus
ort Tnnsrton. gb. p, 29. ., 9ros
feiior Der YbiIofopbie an btr Gplums
bio llniberiitdt. pur0e 0em Dftcrs
rei6ilhen llnterrihtsmiuilter ais
&anbioot fir oie glusf6si6 BRO
feKur fir bos ofabsnrifdle 5abr 1918
Ia bprgeihIoeen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11

9,n goris fodlttn beute $. e.
Berger, ein Sobn zines 5epniisrttn.
unb Elm Wlann, namens 9riitmoptr,
elm Sdbtlbueil aus. Berger puroe
ifptr DerleBi.
- Geiisrn ipurbe auf Der 8roctIpn
Bride in geip gort Elm ais g.fdbrs
li6er Strolh betdnnter iungey Mdun,
nomens Daoio W}in5er. BON i.intn
aumpanen erIdofien. Die W0resr
finb gsfdbt uno einesiptrrt.
sSn ser 1Gbe pou Iron, q. g..
bsging Elm Wlann, namens 6ront
9ropn pon GOboes Sslbitmoro irosri
E. iidl ami Die giienbabna,leifs kst.
unb fidb 3erinatmsn IisB. CT mar bts
rsits 81 SABRE aft.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
5orOernmgc,t beluilligt
0Obere SDbne nnO 9iiaisi9cre
glrbcitSbeOingua9cn.
slatrweltsldOcu IN g'nliGlp.

8uFfdto, q. g., Z. gRai. Die
Speenep Co.. 5nbobsrin etnes gros
ben glllerireltlaoens, in bem etna
tauTenp Nidnner, 55rauen mb Sinoer
beIddItigf lino, erfIGrte beute, oaB
Tic BIZ, Sproerun9en i6rer gn9ejtslIten
bsipitIigeN perpe. Snl6en erbalten
eiuen M;iuimlilobn BON IS per
DoC5e Dg MinimGllom iiir Ser
t1uierihneH lit S5, fix @eridater 81
uno fiir AatIaer SIS ger gBod)s.
auBtrcem TT ibnen ipdbrtno Der SEQ
nate Suli uho gdn9uIt an Samstlgen
fii bdlbtr 5eiertaq IN Ml2Ft1i ge
itellt. Die gtnasiteIltea in Stparies
meutsIdhen bieI2r Sinbt bniien nGns
Ii9 por eirigsr 3eit tinen Streit be.
gonHeu, fptit Die bon ibnen geiteIltrn
6orbsrunqen nint helpiIligt tporoen
maren. Die msiiten Der S!reiter Fno
jebod beteits ipieoer CUR glrbsit 5us
riidgetsbrt, iel6lt in iolhen 2Goen,
in benen ibrs 6oroerungen nitt be-
milliat DprDeu linD.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
Scinc altem WiOter.
RrdiiOeat g9iIiom bdIt 40 Sabre fir
bic anEerite NrrnSe.

WaIhinqton. 6. Wai. grGIiosu
DilIon BOT es geitern mebreren ieis
her gei0nnisn 3u psrItsbeu gegebeu,
oaB Iciuer 2tuii6t ua6 gunoesrihter.
Die Oas iieb3ioite 2ebeusjdbr erreidt
baben, peniioniert lperOsn iolten, ipeii
Tis in oieIem utter i0rperlid) uno aud
gtiiti9 nibt mebr imitanoe iino, ibreu
Amtspflihten noh5utommen. gu gleis
der 3sit bot Der prGiioent angeOeu-
tet. oaB sr aeinen gum 9unoesri6ter
srnennen iper0e, Der ibm nthi borbet
ons BerIpreden gibt, ooB er iib nit
70 Sd6ren psulionieren laHsn ner0e.
Der prGiioeut pertritt ben GtanOs
punt. Oab Elm Wonn bon 70 Sab
ren 70 ieite uno beitimmte 2lnfhten
bot, oab CT ais 8ibter nidt mebr urs
parteiilch genug fein fonn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
4sobisgcbanoc fonfts3isrt.
Wierifauiidle 9iebeIeu wolleH es in
A0uiDital unlluauDelH.

Douglas, Qri3.. Z. glai. 3as
palaitartifi Mobnqe6duoe oes Don
gouis SpJJes in 5srmoHao, Gtaat
Sonoth, Ultrito, iit Ron her ylebeis
ltnregiernl1a KS 5tadtes ioufis3isrt
porDen unD ioa in Elm 6oipiiai pers
pan0eH iperogn. 1ns 0s6duoe III
eines Der fsiRiteH gauperts fpdmiGsr
ar9ifeftur auf bisieH aoniineni.
3oTrss. 0er geiiBer oes prd9iigen
8auts. ipar 20 Sabre lang 9pubsrs
neur pon Sonora. 99lhrsno Der
Maoere 8sbolutioH psrlieB er Wleriio
uu1 Dat ieitosm isineR glebniib IN
galiForBien aufasiflagen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
Bpnt gIik aefotci
3iu.i auf Der Stclle fOt, orci lcbtns'
nciahrlidl pfrleft.

@ien. Z. g1ai. Sin betlagenspers
ies llHgIud bat iid1 geftern ouf Der
Raralpe. ber @ebir9stnotsn Der Wlas
ria5eLler poer Qieoer0ftsrrsiniiheu
2lIpen ereignet Sin glibI9log traf
cine S6ukbiifte. iDel6s 5ip0lf gerios
Hen barg bic Dor benz llnlpstter bprts
bin gefluthttt Ddren. 3fpsi Der sSsns
iaHeH faRosH auf Der Stsae ibren
5oo. Brei purhen 70 Ibper psrs
feet. eaB ibr gaieosrouitDnmtn fraes
lid ii. 1rei anotrs famsn nit
lst6teH geyltsuHgsR oa0oR.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11

- Der brittle 5o6esiag bes aonias
Gouoro ron Gnglono purbe aeitern
in aoneon 6urA eiHeu fehr einbrufs>
poaen @eoGntnisqottssoienjt eefeiert.
a6nia ejsora, aoHiain Uidrn uno ans
bste Witalisoer Der t0niqiiheH SAINT
lie pohnisn BEN ejebahtnisgoiitss
oisnfie hei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
Rad Sa afrifa.
9runprin3 gBilteIm iuill bic SentIdjcm
Gplpaicn befudleu.

Berlin, 7. Mai. Die .3dgli6e
Run0I6au" meloete geitern. baB Ser
oeutfde aronprin3 i'm Qaufe oieIes
Gommers bic oeutf9en 8otonisn in
Oit4frita beIuhsn ipire. 9isisr
8efua mar nripriingli6 seplant. ols
oer Gronprin5 ieiHe Grisntreiie
ma6ts. i'm lsbtsn 2tuggnbIid aber pon
Dem Safer unterIa9t. lieber bic
Gin3eIbciteu Der Reiie 0es oeutIden
3bronTplgers nab pem 0untlen 9oas
tinent III nod uiffs befannt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
Gin 1teicu ociiait.
syranfreidl brandt anGsblif) $3.50.
600, 900 iiber oie Ginnalmsn.

gari8. Z. g1ai. Der ,8emps"
dndlnfierte in feiner gsitrigen 9tuss
qabe 0en BON Senaior Smile 9limonO
5uiammengeifenten geridlt Der 8uo=
get 8ommifion oes franS6Iif6su
Sen4ts uno rehnste aus, baB sSrdnts
rei6s 9efi3its in ben Sabren 1912
un0 1913 Suiammen nit Den i'm
SUM- uno Septembsr fGaigsn $685.
100000 S6aBamtsnoten Die Regie=
rrng 5tuingeu, $160,00O000 mebr,
ais Die Ginna6men betrdgen, sur
0edung Der 8erpili6tungen bon
1912 ouf5ubringen, in Denen aub
$20,000,000 0ur9 Die orsiiGbrige
Dienit5eit n0tig geipprosne 9(usgabcn
singsl6lofen iiub. 8ieie Delights be-
itinoen, Tugt oas glatt, trob Der err
bobten Steuereinnlbmen mo neuen
Steuern i'm @eIdmtbetraqe bon
$1S9,000,000 innie oes 8egierungsz
eintomncns aus bsm 5abdtmonopol.
ods fi9 i'm Sabre 1912 auf S101,s
100000 belief.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
9Sicr cbcmaIigc Eolisciiaipcf-
torcn 9icm yOrfs.
saoAriprudl idinel! ablc0sbeH.

g}ep g]orf, Z. g}ai. @eIiern
ipurosn Bier Dis iriibereu ltdotiiben
poli8ei synipettoren SDeenen,
5amts 6, 6uReb, Sdues 3bompiou
mO So6n Wlurtbd Der Seilna6me an
elmer 8erihp6rung I'M oje @uss
iibung Der ReAi8pflege 3u psrsiteIn.
ifuIoig befunben nuo perosn in ben
ndGltsn Sogen ibre Strafs 5uoittiert
er6oIten. Die bohlte Strafe, ole ons
9eisb fir 0iefes 0erbreden pors
fdlrsibt, lit Elm Sa6r 3udtbdus uno
$500 8elpjtraie. gur So Minuten
iparsn Die 8sidlporenen in Beratlmg
geipeien mo botten nur 5mei N6Itinl=
munger Dorqeuommsn Die bier
ifulOis beIun0snen Yoli3ei SSnipets
loren jin0 ndtiirlih ieBt fir tmmer
aus oem itdntiIden goli5eioienn, in
Dem iie ben h0thIteu Rang beflsi0eien,
cntloTen mo berIieren AUDI ibre 2lns
iprife ouT qehii0n. Gic iabsn
tlti6 unb o6gcbdrmt aIg. ais lie qes
ftern in btm Gerihtsiodls erldiensn.
tim Der 0o6riprud Der @eialpoye-
nen 81 t0ren
glIs DER gli6ier Ole gei6morensn
entlieb, iogte er ibnen fOIgsnoss: !:
rSie, meine 6erren, bnben oieIen
0emeinpelcn eincn g.oben 9ienit
erpieieu. 2(ls 3nnibioueu uno als
aan3s a3fpsridaft 6a6eH Sie eie
0orni unfercr 9oriteaun9 bon 8iir=
qerpfli6ien er6Ght, mo 3nar in eis
ner fol6en Meiic. oab biz 8uraer
o;sftr Gta0t Sjhnsn fix iHmcr 0unfs
hcy fesst ytssrf1et,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
ltu Sailerpreis.
8ettiinsen i'll syranf<
fnrt a. M. begOmneit
aailcr ais SAT-.

IN Scat &f nm Srm 9Srcis itc6cn
It'd IL &ercinc nit $500 San,
gern ale SunfErrcntcn eegennbcr.
SOmpuniit Ocs Sreisdlprs lit Der
altberiibmte ihiueijeriidlc BAN
nerdI0r SOiapDniit gsrufsiiOr
SricSridl 0csar ans 3nrid). -
yScttiingen in Z ebrnppen Dpu 6
bcjW. ) &ereiHcI pOrgenDmmcn.
Der SlttentGter bes @rufbcrIOas
Sricbrid uun Saocn ut ciu Sllfo.
bpIifer. Madlte eiumol im
Srinfrriuabn Den Seriiidb icinc
6rGH mn Sinbcr aus Dem Sen
tier 5n luerfcu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
InfIagct nnbcgritRoet.
Srupp g6crfe bUu iebem @srOadlt fors
rnpfer MauipnlntiOncm cntlaltef.

Berlin. Z. Mai. Sn Der geltrigen
2tusgabe oes r8erliuer 3a9eblott" lit
Elm ienIatipneaer glrtitel entbdltsn,
in Dem ale gegeu Ole &ruppeWerte
crbobensn 8el9ulbiguu9en 5uriidge=
Sogen perben. Die Acknowledgment
batten oabin 9eIautet, oab 9ertreter
Der arupp gBsrfe tjinltlih eine
fein0Ielige Stilnmung Smiihen
i5rantreid un0 9eutihfono 81 ndbs
rem iutbten, I'm grDBere Qnftgdge fir
WdffenIieferunaen 8u ,rbalten Ulit
oen 3uriid3ieben Der 2tni9utoigun=
gen 9egen Die arupp -@erte lpero;n
Die pon Oen INSTRUMENTATION
Rei6stoas 2l6genroneten Or. Qieb=
fneht erbobenen 2lntlaasn !uioerleat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11

Sin ayeusr 5erfi0rie beuie in
aep @en. 5io.. bier 3isarrsnfabriIsH
un0 rid1iste eiueR Sfaosn BON $100,s
600 an.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
ScIad)t 0em >, sstltperator1.
Sailer 9Silbelm iuirO isiut bicsjdbrigc
9tnr0pDIia1rt nuterbredlcH.

Berlin, Z. mai. g8ie bic 6ants
burg 2(mertta= 2inie aus 0amburg
meloet, pirb Softer @ilbeIm oos
neue Riefenibiff Der Qinie, ben aS5ms
perator". ipdbreno ieiner oiesjdbris
gen RoroIonofobrt beIuden. Die
0or0lonoreiie an 8orp Der GoiIers
jaht n0oben3oIlern@ ipirb in Gurs
bopen unter6rp9en ipernen. 9ort
gebt Der Suiier an 8oro bes pSSSmpes
rotor", Der cine tur3e 5obrt iee=
fpdrts unternimmt unb am foIgens
ben Sage Suriidebrt. Damn iebt Der
&oiier auf Der p'0oben5oIsrn" feline
9feiTe nah ben noroiT6tn @eluGFern
fort. uno Der rSmperotor" tritt feline
rs9uldre 5abrt nab Nep gort oia
GputbonptDn unb gberbpurg fort.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
@a9nerfeicr geplant.
Scntidc Sanger III GuanSuillc
hcieig an Der glrbcit.
NgitatiOn Oes .. n. saOtuer6anSes.

Gponspillt, Sno.. 6. Mai. Sn ser
leBten moudtliolen 9eridmmlunq Oe5
Delilhep Stootperbdnoss Tam nds
mentIi6 Die Sprade nuf Die 8orbsrei.
tungen fir ole Waansrfeier. Die 0euts
Id6en @ereiue Ser Stoot, Defenders oie
Sanger. loiien es Iicb auselegsn ieiu,
cine 5eier 81 Gtanoe gu bringeu, nit
meIher 0as 9eutIhtum iitberlih @brc
einleqen miro. Sin MiGnnerhor bon
iieb3ig Stimmen lit eiIrio an Der
grbeit, 70 eiiria. ooB m06eutlib orei
Qrobeu abgeboIteu peroen. sSu lebr
ouerteunen0er WeiIe pur0e iiber Die
0eutTde SbedterporIte1.m ma beriftet,
lpelde Ser @ermdnid Mdnnerhor
inter Den 9luIpiSien DeS Staotpers
banhes neranItdltete. Sine BON 9cs
rufsIcbdlipieleru peronltnItcte 9ors
iteIlung bate Dem quublitum taum
9rDberen @enuB bereiten t6nnen, audi
lpur0e ieitens 0euti6er 9ebrer Der
Std0t bereitpilligit 3ugeseben, Oob Ni,
8oritellrng einen grpbartioen Sim
Orud auf Die soblreib crIhiemnen
iuu9en Seute mdbic, Oie am Oeuts
ichcn lluterrit6t Der biientli9en Sdus
len tsilnehmen, uIio op9 er5ieberii9
treffIib pirft.
Der .. v. Std0iperbono bot be,
reitS oie einleitenoen Shritte fir Ole
I'M Ser6It Ndtfinoenoc 3eier oes
DeutIcben 3ages qstdn. Wlan ipia 0es
nii9en0 3eit haben, nm audi in biefem
Sabre Elm In ieotr !0inIitbt erfoIarei.
Dies Set Suitan0e bTingen su tDnnen.
Der 8er6anb bat aud beidloNsn, oie
bisber bon Den 3lpeiqbereineu entricb
tete 9opfiieuer oui3unebmen unO FOL.
den 8ereinen Die $oohe ibrer 8eitrG0e
fir Die Gerbonostdhe 3u iiberIailen.
Taonu tn @crlantntiung.
Sojialiiteu III |SnutiugtOn, VI. va. ,
ppR einenI al!Ob nngcgriHeu.
5ountinaton, W. @d., 6. Mai. 60.
3iuliiten bislten aeitern abclo bier cine
WlaHeuberiammllng ob. in Der iie 6d.
gcaeu preteiitertent odB iiber bsn Sob
lenoiRritt in 8apapbd GouutD Der
SelageruugsJuitouo psrhGngt lit. gls
Nie MoiienpsrIonTiung in polIeut
Gunge mdr, nur0e Der @erIuh gei
macbt. fie yn It6reH. Dabti fam Is All
einem bIutigen gltHgsu bei oem 5pti
/ W2dnner idjpsr llno mebrere anoere
ltitbt perlebt ipuroen. Die yoliieI
bebauptet. nidt imltnHoe 9epeien 81
iein, feIt3uIellcn. iper Den 8,riud)
mabte. ole 9eriammlung gu Etorsn
Inter heu Streitern I'M &analpDl
Diitrttt berrIdt groBe 2lufre9una
neil eini9e iDrer 6iibrsr angebIid
obne Giruno psrbafiet porOsn iinO.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
9Il5 Spton perbaftet.
6ertiste gbptugrapbien Ser Sefeitis
Qnnaen bei ,Sitein an.

8trtiu. Z. glai. Nus Strabbut9
IN GIiaB ibir0 9siael0st, oaB geitern
DaieIbf eiu 6onpnerfsr, naiuens
Grnb, uuter bem 9eroaft Der Gpi0s
Haas serhaftet porbsn lift. Gr ipuToe
ongebIt3 0abej srtapp., dIs er pf0s
toerapbiIdle 4ufna6rnen pm 0en BE-
jiIiigunssn 6si syitein in gdoen ans
5srfigte Die @eb6r0en iDplen Fsiis
etiisnt haben, Dab erap sin 4Hges
lFtlter eInes Spienage guItaus in
lz3slfprt 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11

aur6apen, 3euti4Ian0 7 Wlai
0berleuinant @sorg Don Saffron pon
0er oettf@en 8lotte aHO 3Dei Wl0ttos
ZEN ertronfeH geiern absno aIs eins
qinaiIs oes 3orpe0oboots 81. s." ia
Ser Iie fi6 6efonoen, in Der Gd6e Der
Jnfel Sblft uufippte eeutnart bor
8o|trop 6eiebliqie 0ds Boot.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-11
Sd)nlOig beinaOcn.

pilIiat lpprpen iin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-25
ORGANIZE FOR
FARM CONGRESS
PLANS FOR REPRESENTATIONS
on FORTY-fINE COUNTIES
HIRE NEXT FALL
ALL were ENTHUSIASTIC


From the standpoint of actual rc-
suits for oklahoma ana for the In
loluuliuual Dry Farming congress the
most important meeting of the entire
day was "a committee session In the
Commercial club rooms at G:3O y. m
AZ that hour - men from 80 counties
met to consider ways and means for
the bringing of immense county OK
hib,ts and large county delegations L.
Tulsa IN October next These men
were members of the count. commit
tees which have been organized with
IN the last few weeks by the Inter
national congress ass a part of It's OK
lahoma nolrd of control, ana they
are the men on whom the responsi-
bility of seeing that the Oklahoma cN-
hibit at the international show In Oc-
tober Is a credit to the state viii rest
Chairman g. S. Avery Of the expo
sition committee and Secretary Burns
Of the Dry -'armug congress mado
short speeches in which they outlined
the detailed and technical work
which viii bee required of these county
committees. George Vincent of the
state board Of agriculture, member
of the special committee which is 10
have fun charge of the erection of
the state building here, outlined tho
committees plans ana described the
building which is to bc put up and
the space which viii be given to each
county for lis local tTDD uroductS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-25

rosebuds in It,
want big ribbon for my hair
want a pair OF stockings, absolute
ly whole
pair OF pumps with high heels
A piece OF chiffon TO fix my old
hat
want Jim Patterson to come back
She wrote turiously punctuatng
each item with decisive period at
the end. Inducing herself Just once
iu her bare life, the luxury Of mute
expressions
She paused after rcreading. flushed
TO the heavy waves of her dark hair,
gave the cardboard a vicious twist
which rent 10 IN two and 1uug it
aside. crushed the remaining egg I'll
lers into the untitled space of the
crate, gathered up her baskets. and
rushed down cellar She came up
with "a pan OF potatoes. which she pro-
coeded 10 make ready for dinner
SO busy was she with her thoughts
of the last item on her list, that she
forgot everything else. lost in the re-
memhrauce OF her simple. happy life.
before her father had died and Jim
Patterson had zone away Jim had
como 10 see her as naturally IA the
morning sun shoue into the kitchen
window. but-well. Jim had gone to
tho city TO advance his fortune.
Jim had written, but Lis letters were
not a bit Ike jim. and finally she had
stopped answering them. not because
she had ceased to care, but because
she cared too much and felt too
proud 20 continue what seemed TO her
20 be a oue-s.ded correspondence.
Maudy's face flushed, and she peeled
the potatoes nercely, flung them into
tholr r.using water with a splash that
srattorei the water over her face and
onto the clean aoor beside her.
Wen. for mercy's sake. Mandy
Harrison" chilled voice from the
doorway what spite you got against
those potatoos7 The way you're pun
lshing them. one would think you'd
a mortal grudgc against them!" Good,
Fat Mrs. Morris rolled into the kitchen.
drew a chair near the egg crate, sat
down aud lifted her basket to her
ample lap.
i've Just got a NJ q the tantrum
grumps," Mandy explained lucldly.
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Mandy
I'm help you with your dress"
Mandy responded warmly, but you
just trade your eggs out for groceries,
| ship mine because | just have to
have the money to pay my install
ments. If | ever do get things paid
I'll never get anything more that way
though 1t has been awful good of
the trades-people to let me pay by
Titles; but there's never a cent ahead
--never!"
There will be- Mrs. Morris as
sured comfortably Nov I'm too Pc
nurious to pay for cutting my dress,
so I'll just slip these eggs into the
crate. You're just born to cut and
fit.
She stopped heavily, as she eau
tiously slid the eggs into the filters,
and after the last space was filed
she caught up the torn photograph,
upon the back Of which Mandy had
made her memorandum and tucked
II well down in the crate to tighten
a slight looseness, which might tend
to an undue shaking OF the eggs.
"There-thats as tight as Deason
Pettybottom's purse strings. Now you
nail IT up and I'll have Hiram take 1t
along to town this afternoon"
You're an angel" Mandy declared
rapturously as she caught the ample
figure in her young arms and
squeezed It vigorously. "I'll cut your
dress this very day while mother
takes her nap"
"Huggings Ike that can't be called
real hygienic." Mrs. Morris gaspad.
but they're mighty warming TO the
heart"
On the following Saturday Mandy
received an astounding check for her
eggs and a brief letter Of explana-
tion:
Dear Madam-Your eggs ara of
such fancy quality have closed them
ont to special customers, and have
contracted for all you can send in
future. Guarantee a price as fancy as
the eggs themselves. etc"
Mandy gazed at the check. Twelve
dollars! Why. that's 40 cents a dozenl
I'll be able to buy everything for
mother and Sammy"
According to her custom she hogan
making swift figures on a scrap O,
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thrust his suit case under the seat
and located big box in front.
why jim" Mandy gasped, as no
masterfully caught the lines from her
limp hand. giving that hand a warm
pressure as he did so. He chirruped
to the horse until that willing crea'
ture took pace beyond anything
within his recent experience.
Not until the vacant country ROAD
was reached did Jim permit the slack
enlng OF the horses pace. Nov Man
dy,' said jim, winding the lines over
the dashboard, allowing the horse 10
drive himself, IL want to know why
you stopped writing to me. | thoushl
you'd forgotten me-"
Il didn't forget" Mandy stammor'
ed, but ! thought"
you didn't have any reason to
think. You know I'm no writer I'm
Just dumb before sheet Of paper
but I'm not tongue-tied. Say lNo
got q present for you, and ] hopo
you'll Ike II for twas bought TO your
own ORDER Jim foraged for the great
bundle Look here" He unroiied
uciOie manu-. dSlOIleucu sue
piece Of shimme"ilg white silk, scat
tered and bordered with the most
delicate design In pink rosebuds. Anu
here's pair Of pumps"
They're whlte!" cried Mandy, d'
she touched the dainty things Ten
derly.
"This box OF stuff a saleslady !
know packed up for me. told ne,
wanted the sort of things a TeAi
lady would want for her wedding ou'-
fit," Jim laughed happily. Say M"A'
dy!"
How did you ever know. jim!
Jim's face became grave as ne ore"
from his pocket bit Of torn canru'
board, piecing It together carer ul'y,
DO you remember when that picture
was taken?' .
yes" she quavered, "but ! don
know how you ever got hold OF II.
Then revealing fash came 10 ss i
20! twas Mrs. Morris!" She siuIs.
that in to tighten the filters IN 'H'
egg crate" ,-,
Twas Providence" said jim W,
done Just great, and though | uon
very often unpack the eggs ! u
chance on that crete. thank Heaven.
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paper. She crossed out items and re-
placed them with others, until she
had a list, the amount Of which tailed
with the face of the amazing check.
See, mother!" Mandy cried, racing
into the room where her mother lay,
propped In big chair with many
pillows. See! My check, my letter
and my list"
Mrs Harrison smiled at the girls
bright chatter. took the check Imply,
raised herself little, read the letter
and sat upright, then she caught the
memorandum Mandy had prepared:
But daughter," she protested wip-
ing her eyes, there isn't single
thing for yourself-you've just got to
get some things for YOURSELF"
1 WILL" replied Mandy promptly,
next time. I'm going to buy up the
neighborhood eggs. and sell them
Iancy, I'll be a bloated bondholder be-
fore long. and you'll see the ribbons
and things III buy myself, but you're
going TO have hammock and a few
things you need before begin TO lux
uriate.' Mandy kissed her mother
ecstatically. "lt'll be Just heaven to
have you around again"
Mandy drove into town that after
noon, spending her money happllv.
though she did shed tears when the
doctor refused further payment for
his services.
Everybody is so good" she mur-
INJURED, as she started down the main
street toward home. She was halted
by the railroad tracks, the evening
passenger train having rolled in.
Mandy always liked to watch the
train and the people who Travelled
upon 1t. She was frankly interested
IN the drift Of people who went past
her on the sidewalk Just beyond the
road where her horse was halted.
Suddenly across her vision rose the
figure of a man. like, yet unlike the
one OF whom she had long dreamed
The man caught her look, paused
stepped forward, then hurried 10 the
buggy where the girl sat dazedly
looking at him.
This Is surely my lucky dav,"
cried Jim Patternson's weil-known
well-loved voice. I'm going home
with you II you'll let me- MANDY"
Jim dropped bundle into the buggy.