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Wf. Veple. gaifetban 9aptein, 5bec
bore engum, Gennis Manaaer, q
Sbomplon, Eennis aaptein, 2utbe
Nelloh 2racf Manager, Senrp 81
len, 2racf Gaptein, Gilbert Srfpou
8pm Team Nonoger, s. Morris
@pni Team Captain, Gnore Inber
ion.
@inter Sports Club: Nreiioent
,. $. So6nion, &icepreiioent, Com
uaereng, Sefretrr, Ibora BronpoIo
aaSlerer.. u. Cattle, Sfiine Mana
ger, Suopis Ssibp.
Somme 6oIf ipsrger bpab Sam
ma Celia, Mlpbo aappn, o.i.p. betp
Der. Ge er genUoneIien paa erpifl
@%ogltnper. s glpbn Beta, iom Ell
De ferIte gogitopcr / @rpif, aienfjen.
oeS bet / Horif brugtc Srb, alfabet
0oorfor SoreninQcrne bruger grGlf(
% life norife ellcr engelife @ogita.
Der, fan life lea uleo geitemtbeo be.
iuare. 2anoets llniperiiteter % le-
ocnbe Colleges r. enoel al Dem ial.
iaIo = bar bnoo DC faloer iraterni.
ties e0er ioririticS, iom benGpnes
peo 9rPife @ogitopcr. On De literp-
re 5oreninger bor, entcn bepioit eller
libcpioit, tilegnet iq biSie eaer lig-
llenoe Naone, fpr0i iraternities brn-
8er Dem, fan life ieg iige. Jorenin-
gerre ma MI enqaug baue Nopne Ior
at temples meo %noipioualitet. s
BEN &euieenbe lilcitiqes De meb Ell
Mono, bois Hapu Tor Inleoningen
er Sans Teberion. San bar paa
Torretningsreiie ueoe / SQinois. San
fom Ser til en- Sognnfone. San I'M
troOucerebe iia til henoc pua felgenoe
Mfaaoe: "Wiit Napn er Sans Teoer-
len. Seq er rur0t Tor at" o. 10. Ser
icrtalte ban bo 0enligten meo lin
Heiie. aonen bar tiIipnelaoenoe tl1lg'
bsr. San g%ientog ororet, meo tier
fere Stemme, brad ban fsr bapoe
ioat. Men set bopoe ineen Tlrf-
Ming paa Semen. San innot Set neo.
penoigt neiten Of ifrige for at ie ON
aoten fife BOG funoe opfange Or.
oenc. "Ifit Naon er Sans TeoerI Ell.
Sea err -" Ser Ilnlooe aonen Jig
pluoicIig til Monoen meb oisie Orb:
"So, ia. Oh mat pGl ba eitt Nabn
q, ona, peit Go!" SoaIeoes ogiaa
meo Soreninsernc. Sc mao osiaa
bope Napn. 90 ga er bel Delta Obi
Sigma Sali % Sc andre Napte lige-
iaa ififfeoe til @rlig iom She Gmer'
ionior, @ebitcrinn, californian, Gi'
.ceronion, 8looitonian, Tbilomatbl'
an, MoeIpbian, Sbafopem % bpao
Sc mi olleiammen beoer.
Sientc mango Henge.
"Wonitou Mc9ieneer" inOeboloer
mango Ipertis lcntenter. Win Sp'
mrrfiombeo heiteoe Jig iiar pes ct
al bisie. Ct y. 6. @arnlm &onl'
pani, nemIiQ. uoerterer ct i~aafolot
"Feople'S Some 2ibrarp" paa Den
Maaoe, at 0et bar lat ino / @Iaoet
Gortrptterne al 2ubpie Ssibp og Z.
.. gonbbu3. Ger fortPlleS %, at
&sibp tiente $500 % gonbbus $3.50
paa en- ire Waaneoers Sio peo at
iplse 9o9en. 9onbbus er Senior
iaor oe Noibp Golese-6reibman.
San ubmGrfet Jig ifior @inter peo
at erboerpc ia Hrpmier iom Sfils-
Der pes io~rifieaiee Sfiiteoner. Sam
Stloenter tiene iaamange Eenge
iom bis'e Qioroe paa fort Sib, blir
oct in9en Sog for iattige Sttoenter
at iIoa ii9 igiennem afaoemi %
College. &cl bar life ieet 9ogen.
Gen ifol inoeboloe Speeraoo, aief,
fenrecepter "a a%npisninger angao.
eloe areotitr. % Sissitel. Soao
@ogen euer@ err, moe sen M iaIfalo
ppre bpo0 man faloer "a gooo iel-
ler".
SiSitc MnrS 0raomentcrs @cIfjGi.
~
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rusrr .. 'Ycosr erAes NA17ra lrp I54u 1907 ~ rH Pos,
erTicr /. prcosAS. Iowa rsrra tE An % coset'ss O,
hArcn g., 1872.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26
Sioite Nnr@ 8raonenters Vcifjrf.
tiaelic.


Get bill fouife ~interesiere 9piernc
at ina pl0c luao iioite gors Ora.
oucutcr ira Goleget beiattcr Iie
meo ioar. @roiesior Glepen giper
IaIgenbe SpiDsninger: Som &et=
itolcIrrcr pirfer gooIpb 6. afer i
guoubon; nora @affe / @orren;
9tc1ie @crg / 8ertiIe; Sberesia
@isrnebu i 0epon, Mont.; Cora
Clement "a Nenrp Suite ! Gmmon3;
&oirpb Tcuolo / Minnemaufon, q.
Gof Goitb @lasoe / Saruonp; Sbn
&oacn / @oloorf College; Sn9rio
NaIporiou 8rep Gliff, Wontara;
Gona Snnicn SacreS Scarf; nil.
lis SenNeriou / @Iair isis; Cha
@iertooS / COTTONWOOD, Mirne.
iota; Hihoro Sbtie / @arp, Minn.
ggnes alepcu / Sona College,
@loir, @i3; Hcra <uticn / Char
Ter Saf, Soma; 2cuis ~. Carton
ueo StateGolese ames. Soma;
Oscar 2ocfen / Maoiion, Minn.
8enepa Mnuictb Safe Mias,
@is.; erreit Welbp / g%Ieronoria;
Cars Mencr / SpIer; Martiu Minne
/ Hebmooo SAILS; aIbert WpfInno
peo Scauoinopia Mcaoemp; Motbil.
Sa Seiiteool % Cha SanSerion /
&ouiton; Ghriitiar Glen / ara'
mooic; Magma Spgioroen | MiIan;
gtoroobl &ctcrion / ct. Sames; @e'
neuiepc &cinertiem i &oIanS, Soma;
arthnr SNtcrIie i Staples; 8uitap
Stcncrior / Coming, @iS.; Samcs
Sborituo peo albion gcaocnm; Sr.
bile @arlono / Heparf, Sa.; Go
woro @ictluno i 2iihHeIo. &ap'
mcno Tctcricn er 2Grer peo Bar
nehiemmct / @eloit. Ircl InScrlon,
&utb Storli o. theodore Slette op-
boINer iis i Tpree iaar. Gitber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

D
lep. Conrad gngelitao, s. 2Iop'
Inoerior, aarI ailoabl, SoiepI
Sunbe, Sreoerict Spenion S. g
Berthe % Sobn @aleoom er pe'
Seminariet. elmer 3anier, Seoc
rim Sergenien, abeu Saug. sllirei
See % Melpin See iortiptter lin
Stuoier peo andre 9preanItoIter
Sepert Maroicf er asiiitent / II,
6aoers ganf / Storp Gitp % Gmmt
Waion n%ooanner Jig til SpeepIeier
tie peb SpeOiib Soipital i Winne
apolis.
50 Gigtc.
Goaeseblabet publicerer en- Spm
ne, lom er ~ifrepen al agnes gerg(
og Clara SielOitao. Mauo Sopper.
ltao bar tillat Muiifen for ben
Spmnen lpoer iaaIeoes:
Oil big, iasre ct. Slapsborssn
poa Wtanitous bei.
0rnt | Ip al benbe ipeiber bine taarne
op mot linen oper balen,
bpit paa battlefield.
oil be si9ue, brape febre
for tit beItemot.
Ser / @eltens engine reites bette minoe
Tor at b9oie lamb % fGbre
Tom paa obelsiorb.
Ser ifal iamles, Der itaI ables,
foIt al SIaps oct.
Ser / beie baller CLAUS banner pate
for at ntare ilGster taarne
frem til lamp o9 itrio.
Slaus=bannsr iremab talSer
Iom / forbums tib.
Ser bans barrOp flinse oper mart % tinbe:
"6ram, IRAN, triitmeno franz, fran,
torsm0nb,
Tram, fran, SIausmGnb."
Stl big, lerer, Tom fremb9rer
SIaps=bauners bub.
Qtant bet banners merle bppt I folfets bierte
for at ilone munb os tuiuoe
til ct baaorift lin.
Sill big, fasre unsbomsffare
paa Mauitous bei!
@Gr bit berrop p9rbis. saa itriben freibis
ior at lsite tat % tIrte
op fra bssnets itrep.
st anbet Gtgt, bois Goriatter er
ubefienot, t;Iienotes Hrof. Geuono
% opIeites al bam BEN Ste Nopem.
Der. Seq bioietter oct / ben npeite
norIfe S%rtoerafi / boiIfet oct er
trpft / Goaegc.gIabet: Set berer
SiteIen ct. SIafs Minoe.
The college of our fathers on Mani
tou so high,
Is dearer far than others, her fame
will never die.
Her sturdy walls are grounded,
amongst the stalwart pines,
She stands for truth unbounded,
which Viking blood defines.
Her lofty spires are pointed against
the sky
For noble deed anointed with power
from on high.
The precepts she is teaching, within
her walls so wide,
Shall ever be far reaching as is the
mighty tide.
Her SON and daughters loyal, sing
praises to her name.
The black and gold, so royal, her
glory shall proclaim.
We love our Alma Mater! Long may
St. Olaf livel
May God, Our Heavenly Father, His
blessing to her give.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26
Sra uolanoet.

&Obert yertram slaef, oen en-.
9ellte 0lpoer, iom bar siort Sunore.
Der al Cure / Suften, fonot / Ssn.
bags lin Seo / = ct 4utompbiI.
llbelo meaem 2oroon % ct. sll.
bans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

grpsgebrano. Ge beremte GOT.
fer | Tortsmoutb, gnglanb, ne6.
brenote / Senoags tiGigemeo bet
plogomle Signaltaarn. Sabet OBJ.
gtoes - foruoen to WenneifeIip -
til meaem ~ og 2 Milioner Sol.
lQrs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26

Woo Spfns. 80 0ranlfmano,
Nrofesior Gbauueau og 81. aucet /
Farls, erfl9rer, at De bor opbaget
en- @afcine, iom bill repolutionere
Sebanolingen at Spfus, &igbolte og
a1l0re Sna0omme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26
Turfjeaist.

VulIJtutyI.
GoGegets Suleferie begpnote 9lof-
fen 4 BEN 19be December pg bare.
til Ben Ste Sanllar.
Or. =, so. @losoe boIbt Sore.
Drag / Nitorio, 9. g., fornpIis.
San paouiite Sorboloet melem De
Iigion og Sioenifab. De ire Iii.
tberife M~enigbeber / og rlinbt aito-
ria bar lat andre Werigbeber, Der
er Iiseitiacoe, ct fe~lgeoGroist Grem-
pei. 9isie Menigbeoer, omenb ben
enc tilberer Spnober, ben anben
SAUCES Spnooe og Sen treble Sen
Sorencbe airfe, 'ilog Jig ianmen
for SpretteIien al e1 "2ecture
Gouric", Ser fom til at beitaa al Ter
6orebras. 30 WGnb ira bpert
Samiuno iifreoes for at boIoe oisie
Soreorog. Spnobens HeprGientan.
ter bar Troicsiorerne s. 9. SiGe-
Doe % @isle @othne; Salges Spn-
ooes, TrofeSior @ee o. Eaitor War-
tin Sanion; sen 6orenebe airfes,
Goftprernc :. q. &iIoabl og q. pc.
Glasoe.
Wcnigheoer paa andre Steber
bilroe aiore iom Sc / gitoria. Gn
IGffe Sorebrog bpert gar fra le.
renoe Mrno / Somfunoenc runot
onlfring / M~enigbeoerne bill iiffcr-
Iig uirfe iaare ~gopnligt.
Gontraftcr Mifc Soil bpaaer
Sus for Jig icIu paa ct. Slai ape.
me miot imellcm Groiesiorerne
9oraas's og 8Iasoe's HeiiSenier.
San opfsrer oeiaa Sis poa Moni-
ton aSoition for Mrs. Bertha Sol
itob. s bette Slaes @eir fan man
bpsae Iiseiaa soot ON @interen iom
ON Sommeren.
Gn Spartaner, iom er isSt % op.
poren / Spcrta / 8rGferlon6, eier
% oriper oct flotteite Ganop aitten
ca See Cream VarIor her / @pen.
Sans Tori9bre paa 2eonioaS's Sio
piIbe pitt life baue ieet blot til Ell
'naoan @eifiGitigelIe. Zen iortc
Suppe bar 10 sc aanlle Spartaners
Soueoret. ga LITE life Be ilngc ocn,
ff Sc Sop til at frphre Sen pes at
Iebe cp % neS Ianss Gurotas-GIpe
inbtiI Sc lit Ell iaaban slubenbc PIP.
petit, at De life m9rfct bporlebes
Suppcn imaste.
&or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-26


Sra Narpif mebbeles Sen Ste De-
cember: Gen iperife Walmoamper
"MaImberget" laber til at bore for.
lit uoenipr 9obp. Eli airunabo-
Iagets &ontor meloes nemlig, at Der
uoenfor Wpfleitao noroenfor goos
er iunost Srasreiter, iom %piitnpf til
bsrer Sampifibet "Malmberset".
9esuoen er Der peb SeaepGr iunoet
2ipbGlter, iom Ser ipnes at bare
ppret SoIf /. "Malmberget" TIL
bsrte 9uIed.S Gets
aaptein beb Strsm, og oct bapoe 46
Maubs geiGtning. Oct mlaa %piitnof
aniees for utpiliomt, at Sfibet er
saact unber meo Manb % Mus.
"Malmberset" bar Suerises iter.
tie Sfib % ct al Sc melt mooerne.
Set bar iGrnlebpsset / @aar % as.
iureret for SIR. 1,650,000. 2aitcn
bopbe Ell @Groi al ar. 10000. Get
iomIeoe materielle Cab er aItiaa
100000. Sfibet or ipecielt bps-
act for Ginteriart, oa oct par noitp.
ret meS DC melt mcnerre MeSninss.
apparater og SiobaaAe. Get bapoe
ssiaa traaoleS SeIesrai. Sise eiter
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wonderment
Eyes, and now, and here, and
quickly, for the precious moment of
respite may pass before l can act.
You need money. There is over a
thousand dollars" and the. speaker
drew an envelope from her hand bag.
81 need aid, protection You shall re-
ceive double what 1 have here later,
if-if-"
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y
from him to the extreme edge of the
seat. Brompton traced disgust, re-
pugnance, fear in her movements. He
wondered what vital life drama their
utter silence revealed.
The man finally went to the Smok-
er.. Brompton's casual acquaintance
crossed the aisle to join some friends.
All in moment Brompton was star
tied, amazed, to see the girl turn
directly around to- him. Her eyes
bore a panied, agitated expression,
her color was heightened, but she
subdued the quivering of her lips with
will that seemed, to nerve her
nightly because she was facing a
situation that must be met sharply
Il wish to speak to you,'' she said
in low rapid tone. 81 want you to
think of your sister, if you have one,
and pity and held a woman in peril,
sorrow over deep, deep trouble. L
know you are Mr.. Leslie Brompton,
and an unmarried man. You must
forgive me, but purposely listened
to your conversation with the clergy
gan. 1t has given me hope--a last
faint hope"
In sheer bewilderment and stupe-
faction young Brompton heard these
strange words. A vague suspicion
crossed his thoughts that the utter
ance might be impelled by mind dis
traught. -
'The man with me-" proceeded the
girl, lis leading me to a fate dare
not combat for the sake of those near
and dear to me. He holds a power
over me cannot defy. There is one
bare loophole of escape from misery
ruin-yes, death itself. You can pro-
vide it" :t rt.-.
IL" repeated Brompton; lost in
| wonderment
Eyes, and now, and here, and
quickly, for the precious moment of
respite may pass before l can act.
L -
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Seemed Laboring Under Some
Strange Mental Distress.

the bright, earnest-faced young man
he had met casually. Brompton was
glad to talk to any congenial spirit.
He felt hard hit, and wanted friendly
interest, stunned as he was by dis
aster that had made of a smiling
landscape void of devastation.
The seat in front of them was oc-
cupied by young lady. Her beauty
and then the. extreme pallor of her
face had attracted the attention of
Brompton. She seemed laboring I'M
der some intense mental distress. Her
companion was "a hatched-faced,
shifty-eyed old man, who might have
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-21
"A STRANGE MARRIAGE
By seIinaNIiIIian HIGGINS.

BY SeIinaN lillian Higgins.
ct was hard luck" said Leslie
Brompton to his companion on the
train. ''The last thousand dollars l
owed on the place was growing up
out of the soil at the rate of $500 a
day, when the cyclone came"
Going toJgive it up. then?,'
mo, LAM going to get work in the
city, 'hopingsI can make. a new start
later on" -
Rev. Jared Boyd spoke a few
consoling and. encouraging words to
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eyes bright. He caught her white
wrists in his hands; but did not put
away her arms. lie stood looking at
her, frowning, uncertain. His blood
famed
Its disgrace he said. Il admit
It. can't square 1t any way in the
world. I'm sorry on your account
awfully sorry!" His blood famed,
famed.
"Listeni" she said. painting, eager.
her voice with some strange, new,
compelling quality in it, foreign 10 her
as to himself. You mustn't go. You
mustn't ruin the future of US all in
Just a minute of temper. You mustn't
ruin yourself. or-me. Besides. there's
Gracel"
ooh, Gracei"
But she's your wife"
mot any longer. She's chosen for
herself She left me and would not
come back I'm going now. I'm Cd
my own from this time"
why not?" she asked coolly. "But
why wreak ruin on us ALI? You don't
stop to Think"
Yes, it viii set him back pretty
badly" Halsey nodded toward the
bowed frame Of Rawn. dimly visible,
in the gallery's shade, through the tall
| glass doors.
YES" she said slowly, hes my
| husband. surely"
WHO has given you everything. "
She nodded, her arms still about his
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Their has been on the point Of tearing
up things a dozen times Hes scr9
al you-awfully sore"
YES? How do you know ! hsFet 2
made gOOd2"
Then ally has Pa talked go
For the very good reason -ne' ee
doesn't know any better than e -e'
nat way. He hasn't gof pr
sense he Didn't tall fiiatf,2
Then have got
the fisc5rcFy ftn work
-Oar = ighiaes no, 9ni,
hus have been working ait
IS. h--e emit seen NJ t1
her. III going % -ei
tbst al thh was M iaea gl
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NJfyfAEnt 1917 ?. h3nerson honEh
get what We earn in this world. II
you leave ne and take up life which
can't share, il you leave my house
and don't care for what I can give
you-why there's not much left TO talk
shout as to where you come in. You
come il. here. J belong over there"
You're selfish! All men are, /
think
I'm rot going to argue about that
in the least. Grace. except 70 say that
it's the Kawn half Of you that said
that The Rawn hale Of you can't see
anything but its own part OF the
world, II wasn't the Rawr half Of you
that | married. You were different,
then. You're not much like your moth
eF. Grace! And l married the part
Of you that was like your mother. She
was a good woman. and a good wife. -
"You must not SPEAK OF herr"
ooh. yes. I must, and shall when
I Ike. It's all IN evidence There's
the record He nodded toward the
two dim figures at the other end OF
the gallery. shes very beautiful. yes.
very beautiful" His eyes fingered on
the figure of Virginia hawn. family
outlined, cool in satin and laces.
Shed like TO hear you say that"
sneered the wife.
Z perceive. my dear. that you two
love each other very much. But as
! was saying, you don't seem 70. me,
Grace. 10 be much like your own moth
er-you're more like your stepmotheT.
over there, in some ways. Your nlother
didn't change She made good.-lt
you'll let me use some mote factc.ry
sIang-on the old ways on her own
Old lines That's what ] CALI elass
breeding, blood. if you Ike. blst Eaais
North American SINCERITY and sim.
plicity. She didn't pretend, she didn't
try to climb where she knew she
couldn't 20. That's what l call blood IS
Thank you! You're sincere also, at
least"
He seemed not to hear her He
went on. But you've changed. Yob
dropped me. Your head was turned
with all this sort OF thing.
Since these things are true. are YOU
coming back to me2" He found him
self wrenching his eyes away from ths
cool, dim figure far down the long gal
lery.
She Strengthened up suddenly. pale
''Back!-to that? To live in tha
hole
Yes. Just bacI, TO that, Grace. til
all have to offer you. Just that hole.
I'm not happy here
Then why do you stay here? VIII!
don't you come back 70 me?'
Because I couldn't be happy owe
there any more, either! I know it.
admit it. It's got mel couldn't g
back to the old ways, the ways weN
have TO live. Why can't you com
hcre-why doesn't Pa give Us none
CROUCH"
He turned to her now gravely.
suppose it's the pace-yes, it's go
YOU. and a lot of others. But I'm nc
taking that sort of money just ye
And that doesn't answer my question
I've come over tonight to arrive Z
some understanding about Us two.
want TO know where I am. There al
going to be changes, one way or al
other"
She turned to him Suddenly agaiI
whats wrong over at that factor
.Charley?" she asked. why haven
YOU made good before this? Ny +
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CHAPTER XIV.

On this very beautiful evening, in
This very beautiful scene-as beautiful
as any TO be found In all that lux8Ti-
Gus. portion OF great city REPRESENT
ing the flower Of a greatsooantrs s
vilizstiOn-Graystone Hall was a
double stage. At the back OF the tau
mansion house countless auto-cars
passed in brilliant procession. carry
Ing countless men and women, per.
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neck LET me think this out for all
Of US, Charley. Keep matters as they
are until ! have time to think-wOn't
you do that much--just that iittie-for
me?"
His. hands we're still upon her wrists
as he looked down upon her from his
height his eyes angry, his face frown-
ing, disturbed. Worn almost TO gaunt-
ness, tall sinewy, OF a certain distinC-
ton in look, as he stood there before
her now an ignorant observer might
have thought the two lovers, he her
lover not her stapsou. she at the least
his younger sister, surely not his
mother by mixed marriage.
As they stood thus, Rawn turning,
saw them through the tall glass door.
His face grew eager. Hes not gone"
he whispered hoarseIy to his daugh-
ter, who stood rigid, close at his arm.
She's got him! BY Jovei She's a
Wonder-my wife, my wife-she'u land
him yet-she Wilt"
a beautiful woman, a creature FOR any
Young chap. He stood a victor as she
had seen but now. He gazed at her
out of eyes open and direct. Reck
less. brutal in his despair, ne now al
lowed-for the first time IN all their
many meetings-his heart to show
through his eyes. For the first time,
their eyes met full.
Il. = -.
quickly. Il wouldn't want to tell you
anything but the ruth about it." She
was breathing faster now.
What is the truth about IT? I want
10 know # any woman Is worth while.
/ I'm down and out myself and It
doesn't matter fer me. I just won
dered"
q used to see you often about the
Office" said she irrelevantly. when
YOU came in to see BIr. Rawn. Tath-
or thought Grace was lucky. then! |
was Just a girl then, you know. Char
ley"
What do you mean. Mrs. Rawn?"
Nothing. What did you think I
meant?"
81 didn't know. I've never dared
/ think much. I supposed everything
was going to come out right some
/ how. Now it's come out wrong
/ don't know Just where II began. Don't
you see. Mrs. Rawn. it's all Ike faui.
| ty conclusion in Iogic2 Il builds up
| fine for long time Then all at once
things 90 wrong-its absurd, and you
wonder why. Well it's because there's
what you call a faulty premise some.
| where down close to the start. II
that's The case. there isn't anything in
an the world is ever going 70 make a
conclusion come out right I reckon
/ there's a wrong premise someThere
down in my life. or ours, or In this!'
He swept an arm. indicating Mr..
| Rawn's opulent surroundings.
I'm only a woman. Charley. Maybe
don't understand you"
We'll, I'll tell you. There's wealth
luxury. everything here. Where did
they get It? They took more than
their share"
Now you're talking Ike Socialist
Mr.. Rawn tells me you are a Socialist
| Charley"
Il don't believe I am. But be
iicve a good many would be II they'd
gone through what have. Now what
| II ose two. took. thsy took from me-
what you've got here you got from me
/ don mind that The big trouble Is
= the wrong premise about Il is-thsi
4 what they took they took from this
people. this country. And there ars
50 many who even are hungry"
"Oh, we'd never get done II we be
TO BE CONTINUED
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-09-25

Rookie winning first place in one of
the daily contests, Edd Knorr taking
first on the last day In the general
contest.
Cowgirl Bucking Contest.
Mrs. Bertha Blancett carried away
the championship for riding bad buck
ing horses, over her worthy contest
ant Mrs. Nettie Hawn, riding one of
the worst pitchers on the list. In
her second exhibition Mrs. Blancett
rode alone and her mount was a
worse horse than the one she won
over Mrs. Hawn on. Both are ex-
cellent riders and fearless to fault.
Mrs. Hawn won first place at Pendle-
ton and Mrs. Blancett turned the
tables on her here.
Cowboy Bucking Contest.
In the first days contest in riding
bucking horses, Ole Johnson, of Boles
drew "Speedball,' the long, lean
greyhound bucker, from California,
and stayed with him to fare-you-
well, thus qualifying for the semi
finals. R. H. Upton was cataloged
to ride "Corkscrew," but it was a
mistake; while R. M. Carey, drew
Cyclone" but did not mount him.
Thursday the great sensation of the
day was Dell Blancett ON the famous
"Corkscrew," in which event Blancett
was catapulted into the ethereal blue
after fierce contest with his incor-
rigable steed Blancett made a good
ride, but "Corkscrew'' made better
busk, and the rider took the count.
Earle Simpson rode "Gavietti" to a
a standstill; Smiley Corbett tanned
Prescott" and Jack Hawn pulled the
cork on Brandy" Art Scale sampled
"Highball,' Red Parker took Moon
shine" to the shade, "Black Diamond
fell to the prowess of Jason Stanley
and "Wardiluppi" submitted to the
skill of Toney Locke, of Kooskia.
Jack Hawn drew Cyclone" for the
Friday contest, and rode hmi stand
ing up, while he emptied his six
shooter in the air. The great "twist-
er" did a very pretty piece of exhibit
ton bucking, but he did not get
right down to his old form, and some
attribute his moderation to the firing
of the gun, which 1t Is contended,
drew his attention from his real busi-
ness. Some of the knowing ones say
the gun play was made for that pur-
pose, but nobody knows, it was GER
tainly a pretty piece of work. Jim
Crouch, the Montana boy, who had
his ankle injured Wednesday by his
mount falling on him, drew the rail-
fence twister, "Wardiluppi. He
made a one legged ride of it, and
kept his seat until the south fence
was reached when the horse after
striking the wire, whirled on his
hind feet the wrong way for Crouch
es good leg, and stacked his rider in
a heap and then stepped on him
Lawrence Upton, of Lucille, also met
his Waterloo, with Cash Cash" the
Ferdinand horse, who is a bad buck
or.
The finals came up on Saturday
with Jason Stanley on "Cash Cash,
Red Parker on Bar W the terrible
gray bucker from Lucille, the proper
ty of C. ]. Hall; Art Scale on "Pres