davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-13
z CHIN.

Pekin, 13 listopada. - Prezy--
dent Yuan-SziKaj ma zamiano--
wac komisye, ktora opracuje pre-
pisy dla nowego parlamentu chin
skiego; komisya ia sk}adac sic
ma Z kilkudziesieciu osob, zamia-
nowanych przez prezydenta, mi
nistr6w, gubernatorow prowincyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-13
PORTPGALII.

Lizbona, 13 lisctopada. - Bar
ka wIoska ,,Elve" rozbiia sic W
ujSciu rzeki Mira do Atlantyku /
zatoneia wraz zaioga, zlozona
z IL ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-13
Vsry.'tv. Spencer !
W Wheaton toczy sic jsgo process Q
zamordoWanie RGxroat'OWej
D0NAH0E UzNANY W|NNYm.
KOniec sensacyjnegO p1ocesu wy|onionego
ze SkandaIu L0rimera.
Morderstwo czy samob6jstwo?
Znaleziono nieiywego czlowieka W parku
Grant'a kula W glowie
Prdzm obaWy - Kueyata meew nemoanoSei zady szko'
Morderstwo czy samob6jstwo?
ZnaIeziono nielywego czlowieka parku
Grant'a kula W glowie.
P6zns obaWy. Kueyata pzeeW nemoanosei zady szkoI
nej. - Or. Diamond newinny2 - Sprawy mesks po'
WaOWe - Banker znid bez $Iadu. ..,

procesie, zostai uznany niewin-
nym. Zaraz W pierwszym gioso--
waniu przysiegli jednoglosnie u
znali go niewinnym.
Z powodu, IL Donahoe uszedl
kary wieziennej, wyrok prawdo-
podobnie ME bedzie apelowany.
Wprawdzie adwokat jego podaf
prosbe nowy process, lecz to tyl-
ko dla formy, ably zapobiedz wy
toczeniu Donahoe'owi procesu o
pozbawienie patentu adwokac-
kiego przez Chicago Bar Asso-
ciation", ktoreby nastapiio, jeze-
liby wyrok przeciw Donahoe'o-
Wi byi przyjety bez kwestyi.
Wyroki wczorajsze iednako-
woz ME kohcza calej .sprawy. Po-
zostaje jeszcze panna Aileen
Heppner, ktora W procesie, wy
toczonym Funkowi przez Hen
ninga wystepowala jako swiadek
po stronie Henninga. Jest bardzo
mozliwem, re chociaz panna
Heppner znajduje sic w stanie
oskarzenia, process przeciw niej
bedzie umorzony. Adwokaci Fun
ka, kt6rzy wsp6}pracowali z asy-
stentem prokuratora Bellem W
tel sprawie, wyrazali litost dla
niej.
Wczoraj pred poiudniem,
przy kohcu argumentacyi asysten
ia prokuratora Bella, jeszcze wy
darzyla sic sensacya. Gdy Bell
ostro zdenuncyowai kradziez pro-
tok6lu sledztwa przeprowadzone-
go pred lava sedziow wielko-
przysieglych blur prokuratora
stanowego, Forrest, obrohca Do
nahoe'a, przecim temu zaprotes-
towai. Sedzia Pam zniewolony
byi kilkakrotnie / stanowczo "a
kazac mu przerywania, 'zanim
Forrest sic uspokoii.
Process ten sensacyjny, echo
skandalu Lorimera, zajai 60 dni
czasu. Z poczatku sprawa ia bla-
ka}a sic Cd Annasza do Kaifasza,
gdyz zaden sedzia ME chcial jej
sic podjac. Wreszcie przeniesio-
no sedziego Pamha do sadu kry!
minalnego, w celu przesiuchania
tel sprawy.
ZNALEZIONO NIEZYWEGO
CZLOWIEKA w PARKU
GRANT'A.
w pozycyi siedzacej znalezio-
no ciaio czlowieka niezywego ma
iawce W parku Grant'a blisko I'll.
1I-tej j tor6w kolei Illinois Cen
trail" w gtowie jest dziura cd ku-
Ii rewolwerowej. Cialo znalazf
wczoraj wieczorem policyant
parkowy. Me znaleziono zadnej
broni palnej blisko niego. w u
braniu ME znaleziono ami picnic
dzy, ami mic wartosciowego.
Jedyne znaki identyfikacyjne,
Jake znaleziono ma nieznajomym
sa: szkic organizacyi Order Of
Odd Fellows ma guzikach cd
mankietow i ), REQ 36S", wypi-
sane atramentem indyjskim ma
jego bieliznie.
Lekarze, ktorzy egzaminowali
ciaio, W zakiadzie pogrzebowym
pnr. 74oo South Wabash ave-,
(Dokohczenie ma str. 6-ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-13
WARYACTWA SPENCERA
PODCZAS PROCESU.

FODOLAO FNOSEOC.
Cd kilku dni toczy sic W Whea-
ton W sadzie okregowym proces
Henryka Skapury alias Spencera,
oskarzonego o zamordowanle
nauczycielki tanca, Mildred Alli-
son Rexroatowej blisko Wayne,
Ill. Skarupa, alias Spencer, ma
bye Czechem.
w ciagu procesu zechowuje
sic jak waryat. Przeszkadza
przesiuchom, krzyczy, wyzywa
to sedziego, to adwokatow, to Sc
dziow przysieglych, to 7now pu-
blicznosc. Kloci sic re swiadkami
cieszy sic, gdy obroiicy jego uda
sic tn owdzie przeprowadzic
manewr albo tez denuncyuje 60.
Wczoraj trzech lekarzy, jeden
Mich koroner powiatu Du
Page, zeznali, IL ciaio zamordo--
wanej kobiety egzaminowali /
stwierdzili smierc natychmiasto-
wa, spowodowana wystrzaiem
rewolwerowym W glove. Byla to
porazka dla obrony, ktora usilo-
wala wyjaSnic, IL Rexroatowa 20
stala przejechana pociagiem ko-
lejowym, gdyz znaleziono ciaio
jej blisko torow kolejowych.
w. H. Allison, byiy MAJ "a
mordowanej, ME identyfikowal
waikiki, ktora Rezroatowa miala
przy sobie tego dnia, gdy ia zabi-
to.
Frank L. Oleson, wlaSciciel sa-
Ii tahca przy 31-szej uliccy blisko
Cottage Grove ave-, w ktorej
Rexroatowa by}a nauczycielka
tahca Spencer jednym z ucz-
ni6w, dal powtornie swoj opis
Spencera, ktory doprowadzil do
jego ujecia. Spencer iajai go i
nazwal go klamca. A gdy Oleson
odpowiedzial, re Spencer ME nau-
cyl sic tahczyc niego, ten osta-
tni rozeSmiaf sic ma Gale gardio i
mrugnai do jednej kobiet W sa-
Ii sadowej, ktora oczy- ma to Cd
wrocila.
Egzaminowano takze wczoraJ
sluzbe kolejowa, ktora znalazla
ciaio ma torach.
Wczoraj pred poludniem
Spencera rozgniewaiy pytania,
zadawane sedziom przysiegiym
przez obrohce jego, adv. Zema--
ma. Niespodzianie schwycii go
Spencer "a szyje uderzyi go W
szczeke, zanim stroze zdo}ali go
powstrzymac.
DONAHOE UZNANY WIN
NYM.
Po szesciogodzinnych nara
dach, W ciagu ktorych giosowano
I3 razy, sedziowie przysiegli uz-
nall winnym adwokata Daniela
Donahoe'a, usiiowanego oczer-
nienia c. S. Funka, gdy mu wy
toczyi proces imieniem ]. c. Hen
ninga o rzekome odwrocenie
przywiazania maizehskiego cd
Henningowej. Uszedi wprawdzie
kary wieziennej, lecz przysiegli
zaiozyli ma niego maksymalna ka-
re pieniezna W sumie $4,000.
Isaac Stiefel, ktory byi wspd-
|oskarIonvn1 Donahoe'a w tym
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r(Dskonczenie ma stronicy 6-ej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-13
GR0zNE ?RZESILENIE
" SYTUACYI MEXYKANSKIEJ
POsel Lind odjezdza.
Co bedzie dalej?......
ECha Orkanu i SniezyCy.
Amerykanie u Papieza. .
Roosevelt W Argentynie.
TrzeSienie ziemi " Peru. L HSzpa-
Mi, FranCyi i PortugaIi'
Sprawy Anglii.
Nova nOa PpUdsna Wsuna i kataStOf ma WskCh oraGh
Tr,v wvnadH Sminrni W narNS7Vm dniu nnnWanh
Sprawy Anglii.
Nova nOta PBydsnta WsOnap i tasOy ma Wslksh oaSh
- Try Tpadi SmisrG paWsVn dnlu poI0WanIa, -
Move dOWOdy lapOWnGtWa,

chowuja sic lojalnie wzgledem
Stanow Zjedn i ich polityki me
xykahskiej, czem poniekad uzna-
ia W praktyce doktryne Monroe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-13
z HISZPANII.

Madryt, Is listopada. = Rad
zamianowai komisye celem poczy-
nienia przygotowah do udziaiu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-13

(Dokonczenie ma str. e-ejJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-13
OFIARY ORKANU.

Fort Williams, Ontario, Kama
da, 13 listopada. - Po stronie ka-
nadyjskiej wielkich jezior ostat-
MIA Sniezyca orkan wielkie pe-
czyniiy szkody; ofiary w ludziach
na jeziorach j jege- e-brzegaeh--se'
mnogie: o wielu statkach zadnej
niema wiesci i obawiaja sic, ze
zgineiy wraz zaioga W Sniezy-
cy okropnej. Z brzeg6w jeziora
Huron donosza o ogromnych
stratach, zatonieciu wielu statkow
i ludzi, miedzy innemi zatonqi
najwiekszy statek kanadyjski ma
jeziorach James Carruthers" .Po
miastach i miasteczkach panuja
ciemnoSci, bo przewody elektry-
czne pozrywane, podobniez tele-
grafy telefony So pozrywane.
WLoCH.
Rzym, 13 listopada. - Papie;
Plus przyjai ma specyalnej au-
dyencyi CORA setke amerykah--
skich marynarzy okretow Wuja
Sama, bawiacych ma wodach w1o-
skich. Ojciec Swiety laskawie roz-
mawial z kilku oficerami mary
narki, ktorych przedstawil mons.
Kennedy, rektor kollegium anne
rykanskiego W Rzymie. Papiez
udzielh obecnym blogosiawieh--
stwa dobrotliwie do mich pre-
mowil. Nastepnie marynarze zwie
dill Watykan, muzea i ogrody, o.
raz katedre Sw. Piotra.
- Sadly rzymskie uznafy win
nym prof. Menozzi przestepstwa
przemycania sacharyny Fran =
cyi.
ROOSEVELT w ARGENTY--
ME.
Buenos Aires, 13 listopada. -
Ex-prezydent odbyi przeglqd do
borowych pulkow armii, poczem
uczestniczyi W bankiecie, wyda-
nym dian przez jedna z instytucyi
naukowych: Roosevelt przema--
vial ma temat roll Stanow Zjedn.
wobec innych republik W Amery-
.ce.
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI w Pc
- RU.
Lima, 13 listopada. - DzieSiec
miast j osad zostalo komPletn'e
zniszczonych przez ostatnie trze-
sienie ziemi, ktore tu W piatek
zeszlego tygodnia nawiedzao pro-
wincye Aymareas, kilkaset o.
sob zostalo zabitych, ME liczac
wielkiej liczby ranionych. Rad
Sic tam ponoc wszeikiego rodza-
ju, zywnose, namioty i lekarzy.
Stolica prowincyi, miasto Chall--
huanoa ley w ruinie.
z HISZPANII.
Madryt, Is listopada. = Rad
zamianowai komisye celem poczy-
nienia przygotowah do udzialu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-13

Hatterman CLAM pozyczaja pienia-
DE ma properta. 111O Milwaukee ay.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-13
Specyalny Telegram ,,Dz. Chic. "

sfery rzadowe w Waszyngtonie
maja moralne poparcie caiego
5wiata W sprawie mexykahskiej.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-17
B BARGAINS J,
--LN--
Clothing Hats Shoes Dry Goods and Astiuas

you are looking for the store where you can buy the
best suit Of Clothes the best hat and best of shos 81
slippers for the least money! let s inyte you toour st
where all Of these can be found We cagiy tue Famous
Geo. D. Wits shoes and oxfords, for Meh women ana
children. Guarantee every pair TO give satsfaction
HATS:--We have just received from the N1w York mr.
ket complete line Of mems ladies' and shats INA
can fit any head. 2
CLOTHING: We carry the famous c. I. G. clothnc
So if you want to be well dressed at aana cost don't SiI
to see our line.i Over 300 suits to select from
HARDWARE:W We have at an times full line of Hard
ware, Undertaken Supplies Cook Stoves Sewing ae.
ines moving machine repairs iii ct We have eVoTiir
thing that an up-to date store sslk Cal r what ~ S
want We have it sf ,8 S ~ aSSs III
Yours very respectfully ~ u
Hsndr drix iael
stony Fork, N. q b az SSl
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-17
The IMAM who 4sbsws tobacco
thinks more than ths or who
does not, because be- must talk
less.


I The constant itching, burning,
redasss, rash and disik kreeabls u.
fects of eczema, tslssr, saitfhsun,.
itch, piles end Irritating skin ernp-
tions can b readily cured end the
skin made clear and smooth with
Or Hobson's Eczema Ointmsns.
Mr. j. c. Evsland, Or Bith, M.
says: ~ he'd ecssmT tstsntJsdys
years and had srtsd syarythinf !. An
failed When l foond Or. hobsoa's
Eczema Ointment I found 1 cure." !"
This oiAtnent i I iorhufa of l ply
sician and d'has been ixuss for years
mot ansexpstAnents That Is why
we can g6atantes \. All druxgists
or BY mail. Price: soc. PfeiAer
Chemical Co., Philadelphia and St.
Louis.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-17

"A substituts in medicine is meyer
for the benefit Of the buyer. Never
be persuaded to buy anything but
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound
for coughs and colds, for children
81 for grown persons. It's prompt
and effective. ltcomesin yellow
package. with bee hive on carton.
II eontsirs no opiates. Take nosub'
stitrta fof Folsy's nonsy and Tar
Compound. For sale BY all lldealers.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-17

X ~ NsssxsesN'S' ~ - ~ =
ss Aany ssotkSfl sIihk az .sai1:
drsp a!s suausIa 'igjut r. 5est5a,
kSSdachss asryessasss v e1k1eg,,
eodlisshsAs, whsas stlqy ~ + vjesills
ofsithdt most CON mca Il "a e)isl-
dren's Aiim1nss worms , IN NJ.
ill-tampsFsd, itstlat childlsS, whb
toss andiSsisdIihsir tssth MIN bsd
breath and, colicky ga'na hass ~
tho symptoms ot having / vorms;
md ishould bs given 1kickstoo
Worm Killsr, = pc sians 'eandy 10.
snge, which sxpesli w6sms; ssgu.
ilatss the bowsls, toasst up NJ ~
tenn and makes children vsll aad
happy. Kikapoo Worm killer =
guaranteed. All sdttgsists 81 W
mail. Price age. Kickapoo 1ndisn
Medicine Co, Philadelphia aad 81
Louis. 2s
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-17
VETERINARY SURGERY.

Ihavs bssaaDdas dasint mneh 'stady
on this snbjsss; ahsve rscsiysd my
diploma, Gnd Am now we'll equipped
foe the psastios Of vstsrinary Sur.
~ ~ its braaSAsd, and an ths
only 90 IN the county. Al on Or
addsoss ne at Vilas, n. ). r. ED.1.
7 q. Il. HAYES. ..,. (.
vstsrinary Surgeon,
lis.,ff Nv, s AsNA y M
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-17
JAI|K1ISt CLINE,
tnisrY. .Ar.LAR-- =

- q - z'S'lss'1 ~ .90Fl
Ssgar Grove, North Caro-,
DWiA practlss rseulsfiy IN
ths eourteqt SlatsusA and ad.
joining eeantise. 6pesial atten-
ton sivsaltp The eollsction q
claims, g 81, 3if
9.27.'18 1 yr.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-17

-
dnfsl kno winR tbat Il IS wsers III a. !
l0wed to q ! lsave y 4 eain !. he would !
81 hafd " Md. took "a van tage
81 the oppo Ftunty and called By.l
NUN Coilis Hcd9sa to "a tsIt ~ III /
partbly career, he bsgau With
20, hello, here! Tvs had' d rood
time. i've played base BAH SONS
and dithe violin i rood deal. < Hb1
did not grad ddate irom tho Agti-|
cultural and Mocha Collegp
because liie among men only ~.
came 10 mono otonons that be ~.
turned to his home near Boone,
una there Id company with his-
wiis, he had lived happily on ths
iarn,. HayiDg finished this story
te hurriedly walked away sing.
ing: my vile has gone to the
country. Hsrrahl" "a
II Pearl story, mex I seated herself
inJ the vacated chair, What i
contraet these two noble lives
made! Pearls yiew Of life cannot
be better expressed thansby ono.
ting these lines from her iavorite
poem: "Liie is real, lite U earnest
and the grave is not the goal, |"
She had chosen 70 ospend little Of
her time enjoying the lighter
thinRsI OF life, and tho peace that
comes from doing ones best had
becn hers. She told nothing of
her workIas a'teacher, but every
one Of the class had heard Of the
great work 2 she had done for bet.
termept OF woman's education,
and knew that che had been rec.
ognized througho out the state soi
North Carolina as Q woman oi
power. \ ~
Jewel Deal, who has been work
ing diligently on 8 piece Of EN-.
broidary, was asked for next.
Jewel was graduated from Greens
boro College Ia three years alter
leaving ths, Training School. She
i then taught music two .years,
E"Since then I have made home.
making q profession, and | al-
ways iiud some spare time lfol
embroidery. art and music. "
Don Jay Horton had been ratt
er impatient before this time,
and when be could bear the sus
pense NO longer, came forward
land asked for. q hearing. Wher
be- had taken from his pocket !
piece Of cotton rope and q rusty
nail, with which be could give hii
hands some employment, he sea
Eted himself. and began slowly
lg,ying IN every detail the storj
Hot his life. Summed up, this i
'[what be said, II went to Trinity
EEollege one year, them to the Al
I'and M. one year, when 1 decided
'fthat I was needed at home. Isl
l went back to the farm and ha y,
been therse ersince. Psoplesa,
that I have been highly success
Iful, and ! have certainly beef
happy.
The next name called was Lii
,llie Belle Campbell, but before Obi
.)could answer, Mr. Horton aros'
land said that be thought mar
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ie'' "v.ue.
ips Dow my "'uts Suo1'u 70 :.
'acneu Dl''o9',su =. n ,.''
p'os'ese, o.s ooo oe'uo : ev<'
requesseu 'ue pte''u'uk a.ss, :.
reau Cue,re'na'u'"k ie.o'u., Au.'
y wpao W. neo'.' ".'F
oro"n o"'.. sou.a.s, ~ ivy ap
lpa'aenian' Aia'n'ps :. oc.oo' an'
Mer'ueon Oonees ASuet 'ou'
years au'uof ~ . uuut :
humorous oooKs anu poems, ~
terssue9 ~ pony'cs' spen. 'nre'
years iecCuf.nk ou wOu'an sp'ac'
10 tne pol.'.cal "o'.u' n1ylui
nnlsneo M'ss o"''Os "'s.ofV' 'n'
recorder turneo 70 ano'ner pug
ana read A'onSo .. oiark Iayne
educated az wake foresO 20 \
leg. ao"'ceeu I" 'ue oAr u
1918; ai'er lour SucceSs1ui yeaF
founq als real m'ss'on' LOOK
Two years coasSeln tneo'oRy' q
came one q tae gfea1sse evange
llsts Anne America ana mas proouceo; !! =, wo,
ked manly 10 tne m'oo.e "sa0'
When we had neard cnis Story
We looked AT o6cn Otn0r ID 6DNZe
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Cor. Dpmoeyat. VI;
Mr. EDrro The railroadg MI
North ECArolina have cent broad
castta carefully p5spafed circnlarl
hsadsd mo Bah Faith,:. I. and
WHICH isintsndsd Ito convincs ths|
people Of North Carolina 4 hst|
they did not intsnd 70 him. ,ham
the Governor AID Lagialatprs
last February when they induced
to sdi6urn By promising q scor,|
rect the prssent sxcesaiYs and
Discriminating kelght sates.' =
Well, maybe. they ''nsysr meant
to1do it, but thsy still charge
The name excessive rates 10 North
Caroline e thsy did when
the Legislature vas 10 ssssiou.. J.
But, ID the Misso9F case, tis.
.cided' BY the Un)ted Statss So:
Ipreme Court Junsl16, il W. held
that "the rates cdntestsd NY ths
railroads as conhscatory, wsts
valid'' because Hths railtoadsi
had presented too general data
on which to base q claim that
their property was being taken
without compensation through
the operation Of the now ratss."
Now, as the same court b "a
held only q few days before that,
until Congress exercised ito right
to flx al Interstate rates, each
State might Ak intra.S State rates
and, to q certain extent, inter
State rates also: aud since the
present Congress is not likely to!
exercise it's right to Ak inter.
State rates, the railroads id
North Caroline may and that it
would have been wiser II they
had tried q little harder to ad.
| just this difference with the State
authorities than apparently.
they have. It is simply prepos.
ferrous to charge more to haul
freight from St; Louis to Hot
Springs, N. T., than to Ashsviils,
and more to Asheville than to
Morganton, and more to States
vile than to Salisbury, and lhors
to Greensboro than to Salisbury
and 80 on to morv distant North
Carolina points till Virginia ID
reached when, 10, and behold,
the rates are chsapsr still.
The people Of North Carhiins
are not fouls, however b q dry
they may have been humbuRgsd
|iu the past. A daY oi reckopingia
sure to come ID the long
and when Governor Craig calls
the legislature into extra sessiou
to CONSIDER this natter, the fiim-
damming may baiound to have
worked in q direction never in
tended BY our vittuousand mag
unanimous common carriers. Ben.
jamin Franklin found ont a Gen.
tury and q halt ago that what
lever may be said pf honesty ~ q
principle, It was ~ any rate the
best policy. Maybe the railroads
will come TO tSe same conclu'
sion BY the time the extra ses-
sion adjourns. The Bihla tells ul
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CO the sleeping mind may salts
factorily solve the Troublesome
question. Realising that the time
Tor the separation Of this class
was drawing near, ! began won
dering where we should be and
what would be our occupatlohI
twenty years hence. when there
seemed to Be no solution to such
aproblem, 1 tell aslsep and work.
ed out an answer. '' II.
fLulgsmeut day bad come and
the Appalachian Training School
Class Of 1919 had been taken in
TO aseparate court for trial. An
anget served az attorney, q . d
st. Peter az Judge. The court
was 10y no means formal or'se-
we're. and we were allowed to
greet each other and converse to-.
gethsr a. much as we liked.
When this cdd court was called
to order, and the book, contain
ing the name and record Of each
was opened. it was announced
that no act OF our lives would be
taken into consideration except
the deeds Of the twenty years.
since we had left the Appalachi-
an Training School. J. A. Ro.
land was the first called upon to
telllthe story oi hisp earthly pur.
suits. Nj. Roland said he had
epent four years 10 the Univetsi
|ty of North Carolina and two
years at Harvard University. a.
ter leaving Harvard he was Pro,
lessor 81, Mathematics at Trinity
College for eight years. Just here
he said something 10 an under
toue about life not being com.
|ptete until then: something about
spending q year abroad. and we
understood one word, Eddie, am.
ong the Z o nsf.a,s Q d sentences,
.Since then, Il ,his said modestly,
IaI have been j.ss sident OF Blan.
dolph College Ut Boone, N c..
immediately idilowing Mr. Ro.
| land Eddie Keri9y came to lthe
front. Az was her custom, she Re,
lated none Of her experience ex'
capt what she was forced to il
torder to answer all questions
asked her. She had: spent oar,
OF 8 year in Davenport College
but had tired Of school; had stay
led at home mostof the time un
|til she decided to accom- pany
Mr.. Roland on his tour arount
/ the world. Yes, she had writer
q lew short stories. ond article.
lior magazines. 70 knew iromhe,
count tenance that her even TEN
4 per Ind never. been spoiled.
Byntm Hodges was The mex,
name called. but be had gone Of
Into another court to see q friend
and wonld BE- away for two min
utea. 40 BENJAMIN Frederick Cool
"a disooaed Of next. He cam,
foruard Il 4 ,mattar. .of.fact wav
told M avsnts & III 40 vaar y
rcer hurrIediy and somawbat M
nstirutlv. Aitar Iea yinv tbe,Au
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Of q ''cup Of trembling. "tnd tie
railroads may discover vim II
u too lats, tho true msaniG of
thaae iatal words. \ y
S0notsit be! Il.
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IN msrtsFs Of q legal naturs
Collsctipns especially, ~.
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