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The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-06-11
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Leo Hedin is home from the uni
versity to spend his vacation with his
mother.
Harry Nelson arrived home We'd
nesday evening to spend his vacation
with his mother.
Miss Nora Quill closed a successful
term of school in Saltwater last week
and returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher left Fri
day for Browerville where they will
make their home in the future.
Mrs. Geo. Koenig and daughter re-
turned home Saturday from trip
to various points in Wisconsin.
Rev. S. A. Ruskjer and 1. D. Barton
with their families are attending the
Adventist Camp Meeting in st. Paul.
Mrs. Fred Mossman and children
came in from Ward Springs Saturday
to spend Sunday and TO take in the
circus.
Get the new buggy of c. D. Mar
shall & Co. adv48
Miss Lulu Chisholm returned to her
home in Fargo Friday after a brief
visit here with her friend Miss Clara
Houghton.
David Cleveland, who is on the jury
at the spring term of court, came up
Saturday noon to spend Sunday with
his wife
What does education mean to you ?
Write Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Mimi, and they VIII tell
you. adv
James A. Caughren has received
the latest model Pierce Arrow auto
with every convenience attached
known to motordom.
Anyone wanting to trade a second
hand automobile valued at from $15u0
to $17OO for land, write ]. J. Costello,
Barnesville, MINI. adv
Johnny Gummert, formerly en-
ployed On the Herald, left Saturday
for Mizpah where he will spend the
summer with his father.
Miss Anna Loosa of Ackley, Iowa,
has arrived for the summer and has
gone out to Ward Springs to be with
her sister, Mrs. o. Wheeler.
Mrs. Glen Lee spent last Friday in
Sauk Centre having dental work done.
Miss Eunice Pennie spent last
Friday in Sauk Centre.-Villard Grit.
FIR. Hinnenkamp and cousin Miss
Mary Hinnenkamp were passengers
to st. Joseph Wednesday to attend
the exercises of St. Denedict's Col
lege.
Miss Harriet Lamb, of the tele-
phone force is taking her vacation,
and with her sister, Miss Hazel, left
Wednesday for Minneapolis where
they will visit their sister, Mrs. Con-
nelly.
Beginning July IL the churches will
conduct a Union Evangelistic Cam
paign in Sauk Centre under the
leadership of Charles Cullen Smith of
Chicago.
Mrs. Meserves of jamestown, N. D.,
who has been visiting friends here
for the past three weeks left Tuesday
for West Union where she will spend
some time.
The annual convention of the Min
nesota State Firemen's Association
will be held at Fairmont. Martin
county, June II and Is. The local
department is entitled 20 nine repre-
sentatives and "A full delegation Will
be sent as follows, headed by Chief
Geo. Fish: Acme Hose Co.. No. L
John McGibbon and Henry Botz; Clip
per Hose Co., No IT. f. MyCtt and
August Dahlem; Chemical :'o.,--Een
Vogel and Louis Larson The Sauk
Centre fire laddies Will leave Tuesday
evening of next week at 7 o'clock end
will join the Fireznen's Special at St.
Paul at 1925 a. m., Wednesday morn
ing. They expect to get back about
Friday. There is no body of men in
the state who give more gratiously
than the volunteer firemen and the
Herald hopes that the Sauk Centre
boys may enjoy every minute of their
outing.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-06-11

are not more than two candidates in
any instance.
The Herald would urge every voter
to use his perogative of suffrage
next Tuesday. No man is good
citizen in all that the word implies if
he does not take enough interest to
do his duty on election day. No ma
chine on earth can control any muni-
cipality, county or state if the people
of that city, county or commonwealth
realize their full responsibility of
citizenship.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-06-11
The 3 Ways

They cut down work reduce
the shoveling and unnecessary clean
ing of animals-save time by keep
ing the animal lined up to the gutter.
They mean bigger milk produc-
ton because they keep your cows
comfortable and contented.
They save money on first cost
because of the exclusive Unit Plan
of construction. Add the stalls as
you need them-one by one.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-06-11
Let Evil End With You.

Let evil end with you. DO not pass
on the scandal. the doubt. the injustice.
the abuse. you have received. Moral
garbage thus consumed shall tighten
yonr neighborhood instead OF GUNNER
ing and defiling it--"A Farmers Note
book"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-06-11

man of the calibre and temperament
of James Manahan would not be seri-
ously considered. During the past
year Mr.. Smiths department has
turned over a cold million dollars in
to the state treasury as result of a
vigorous pursuit of the taxes on III
heritances. His bombastic opponent
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-06-11
Come in and See

Come in next time you are around.
1t won't cost you cent or place you
under obligation. 1t will show you how
you can save dollars when you are
readyt make your barn a modern one.
Come soon.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-06-11

Sympathy is the safeguard of the
soul against selfishness. ,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-06-11

In the Sixth district congressional
race even the most skeptical are De-
ginning to believe that H. J.Maxfieid's
chances of wrestling the nomination
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-06-11
This is the JOdy yo1r cows are
lined up to the gutter
This is IOhy your barn work and
barn costs are cut when you use
Star Stalls
andStanchio11s'

Star Stalls and Sanctions, famous
al over the dairying sections of the
United States, make money for you
in three distinct Uays.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-06-11
PRIMARY ELECTION.
. DRAWING TO CLOSE

Continued from first page.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

mdt BLOB Die Wirfungen, ionoern
audi Sic l1rloden priifen. SSn uni erem
Bale mlB alio Dor allem Die Srage
geIteIt meroe,1, mas bie Grobibition
oireft gum @oblitanbe Der 8epolfe-
rl1ng beitragt nnb mas Die @etrante-
inouitrie. &ier geltaltet Der 8ergleid
lid fir Die Notwithstanding
nod biel ungiin1tiger. nniere @etran-
fei,rbuitrie 5oblt jdbrlid runo eine
balbe Miaiarbe Collar in bie Hro6uf-
t%ionsquellen bes 2anbes. 9aran iinb
sic 6ormer betbeiligt, benen idbrli6
fir cine BierteIminiarbe Donar
Mais, @erite unb &oggen abgefunft
miro; ferner bie S%opfenbalaer, bic
@soblenproou5enten, Die Slaidenfabri-
fanten, 6ie &iifereien, Maihinenfabri<
fen Ii. +. ~. Die @iienbobnen baben
aus Ser @etrdnfetn6uitrie cine iabr=
lide ginnobme bon 5tpan3ig MiQto-
men Dollar, nn6 sic Sen 6euerper iide-
ruungs-@ eienidoften idbrlid ge5ablten
Gramien belmfen ii6 anf fiinf5ebn
Minioner1 Donar.
Dus in ser @etrdnfeinouitrie uno
ihren Mebenbetrieben %angelegte &api<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
y THE MONEY SAVING STORE

na9 6eltruftiben @barafters, un6 oaS
lino nod rrien1als 8eitrebungen getpe=
fen, sic Ben @0lfern gum @ortbeil
gereiden.
aud gu Uncle Cams @roiperit1
bat bie @etr6ntein6ultrie In BEN let=
ten ied5ig Sabren gar5 meientli6 bei=
getragen. @egentpdrtig flieben aus
Ser @etrd1feite11er idbrli6 ungefabr
1850 MiIionen Collar IN Die 8un6es<
|faiie. Damit ldBt fid gera6e Ser bier
tie Sbeil ser 8un6esousgaben beitrei-
ten. @as 6ie Sn6uitrie felt @infib-
rung Ser eriten Steuern be5ablt bat,
ldBt ii6 gar ni@t berednen. @enm
be11te 6ur9 ginfubrung 1ationaler
Hrobibition oieie ginnnbmeql,eQe fir
Sen gun6 beritopft tpa1r6e, mur6e 6os
Son6 ii6 Dor 6ie grobe grage geitem
ieben, uober Die $50 Wtillionen Sol
lar genommen tper6en iouten, uno
leift tpiir6e 6iefe Grage mabrli6 1i4t
5n beantmorten fem. Sic @tooten mr6
|Std6te, Die beute aus Sen 9~i5en5ge<
biibren ebenfaus groBe @innabmen
baben, miir6en nit 6em gleiden
NrobIem at rednem boben. $50 in
|lStoaten un6 @t66ten Sic @irtbIdof-
ten gefdloiien tper6en, entiteben 6ie
grobten finap5ieuen @erlegenbeiten.
|MIS ieiner5et IN Mlabamn 8robibition
eingefubtr tp11r6e, m1Bten 6ie 6riid-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
k<lndor oohroi0n
MACH FlETChER'S
GAS T or
Brobtbition nno Eros=
perttdt.

Die Giibrer Ser Brobibitionsbetpe-
qu1g baben in Ser Soatptio@e 5tnei
@riinoe, nit mel9en tie bic Site tbrer
Code 3l1 betpeiien iuben; fie bebm1p-
ten, 8robibitio1 ~beforbere 6ie Meabtg.
felt un6 mebre Sen @oblita16 Der Be-
|p0lterung. 8ei6e 8ebal1ptl1nget tper-
Sen BEL elmer obieftipen 3riif1ng Der
Ebotiaden binfanig. 9ie grobe raam-
Tide Mrsoebnl1ng BEG &robibhio1rsge-
bietes bot bem Berbraud geiitiger @e-
trdrte 1idt Ben geringften Mbru4
qetban. 0bidon IN ben le*beu sSabren
pieIe Ga1ien6e bon @irtbfdoften IN
auen Ebeilen bes 2mnoes babe1 ge-
fdloffer per6en miiiien tpir1 bbeatte IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

gems bot iogor oie nidtfatbolti6e
Gre1Ie Gbicagos, gum Sbeil tper1g'
items, permieben, Sen ginorud gu er-
tpeden, oob es iid in oieiem Sole
Inn einen fotboliiden @rieiter nno
el1e fotboliide an1talt banble. Die
Gbicoaoer Mbenopoit beridtete idon
Dor etliden @oden: vStaotribter
gcunp unteril,dt sur 3eit Die gege11
Ben ongebli6en &rieiter Sobn &oloo.
3eiecif II. rDr." Soiepb S6mas5efpsfi
erbobene Mnfloge.... Ser angeblide
@eiltlide muroe %unldngit ieiner
Mmtsmiirbe ouf adtaebn Monate ent.
fIei6et. -" II p. Gin onberes mal
miro &. oIs v@rieiter" be5ei6net.
MIio mieoerbolt sic ginidranfung
,.ongeblid" unb Sic SnfrogeteQl1ng
ser acijtlid)en @iir0e 6es Mames!
So, oieIes @latt perrpeilt iogar auf oie
a,rgeblid)e guspenbierung &oloo5eie=
c;fs our6 ei11er unabbangigen fatbo-
liiden u@iidof" bin. Sic Menoce
ober be5eidnet Sen 6oq als utppiid"
fir sic u@erberbtbeit unb nniittlid<
feit, Sic aus romiid=fatboliid)en Mn=
ftolten entltromt!!" SIM 2i6te biei er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

ben Ser. 5toaten mebr %getrurrten als
iemols. Das lit eine Ebatiade, Die
ourb oie gimubmen aus Der @e.
.tranfelteuer einmanbfrei erbartet miro
uro Sic bur6 fem @ere6e nno teine
mod 10 bertpegene 8ebauptnng aus
Ser @elt gelbafft merben fam. Bleibt
nod Ser anbere @runo, Ben man 5n-
gunlten Ser 8robibition ms Sreffen
fiibrt: sic Mebrung 6es 8oblitanoes
ser 8epolferung.
Mud oamit lit es mdtS. Mles,
mos in oieier 8e5iebung ourd Gin
fiibrung Ser Grobibition erreidt miro,
lit ,bob sic 8ep0lferung Ser geiesli6
trodenen @ebiete fir minberpertbige
@etrGnfe mebr be5ablen mub, als
onoersmo fir poumertbige be5ablt
miro. giner ser @raomeiier fur Sen
@ohlltonb elmer 8ep0lferung iino Die
8anfeinlagen. Damit aber fonnen
oie Hrobibitions ltaaten Stoot nidt
MAIDEN. Mnf ben &opf Ser Bepolfe-
rung berednet, bat bon Sen Neueng<
lan6=Stoate11 Ser BrobibitionSitaat
.Msaine .6ie fleiniten 8mfeinlagen.
Sort felt Ser Durbi6nittsiab ii6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

auf 254 Dollar, gegeu 264 in Ser.
mont, 284 in See mSompibire, 1913 in
@onneetiert, 40 in Maifa@uietts unb
1856 in @booe Sslono. SSn @bobe S.
lan6 lit ser Dur@f4nittsfab olio BEL
nobe ooppeH 10 bod als in Moine.
MebnIi@ ftebt ser &robibitionsitod
@nnios gu Ben Stoaten beg mittlerer1
@eitens urb bes @eftens. @s fom-
men bier fieb5ebn Stoaten inbetra@t,
ur1o bobo1 bnben MIR bier - Snoia.
1ta, SfInbomn, Meu-D2eriffo un6 Mor6-
|Datoto - eirer1 nie6rigeren Durd-
f6nittsiot Der 8onteinIagen ols 6as
nit @eiaen e~eiegnete @anias. Dob
es gera6e Die bei6en &robibitionsitan.
ten ii11b, bic Bel 6iefem @ergle9 10
u11ginitig nbidmei6en, farn Elm gu
fan ur1nogIid fein. 8ei6e @tooten
boberr an 1rntirliden &ilfsqtelIen tel
men Mongel. @anias bat feiren rel.
den 8o6er urb Moine bat Q,1euen
6es @ei4tbums in feiner 4iiiiftte, in
~ieine1t BaI6err u116 tbeiltpeiie a11d
in feinem 8o6en. . &rotoem nn1me1
ite in ibrer GmtpideIu1,g 1idt bor-
pdrts, l1nb 5tiniton6 1T a,4 bier
MndldriH.
l11t6 bu11t nod ettpds. Be1r, mon
nod Ben 3~ufammenbdn9en 3tpif4en
3mei grf@ei1n,ngen forfdt, m11b mon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
umperbamlidfeit? Sam nidt eHen?
&ein Appetn.

Cine 8ebanolung nit eleftriidem
8itters bermebrt @uren MppeM,
itiat 6ie nnber6mulibteit;;. SIR fonnt
gtpos eiien. Gin tpirfli@es
Jriibiabrs Comic fir 2eber., Mieren.
uno Mogen : 8eihmerben. &einigt
@11er go1t5es @Ditem uno SIR ffibH
fem. @Ieftrif9er Bitters bm u,ebr
fir Serr1t e. 9. BeebIes Maeen-8e-
1dtper6en ols irgeno cine anoere 0e-
6i3in, Die er ie gebrol1@te. @m1ft
beute cine GIoide. 50f un6 $500
BEL @urem Mpotbeter. 8udlen'8 Ar.
MICA @albe fir @r3en1o. - An3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

tal be8iffert iid a11f rpebr als breiein.
baB Mi1iar6en Dollar. sic beiddf.
tigt 100000 Meni9er, Die geeben.
betriebe un6 Ben &on6d eirtgefdlof.
len, un6 on 20bner aobt iie idbrIi4
ni@t bel tperiger oIs cine MiQinr6e
DoQor. Cine folde SS1rouitrie 5u 3er.
itoren = Der @e6onfe gren3t 1T ser
&bat on @obuiim. Sic Mrbeit zines
Sabrbunoerts 1T m1f BEN Mufboa1 bic
fer Sn6ufrie bertperbet tpor6en, un6
m1Ber Der @iien- un6 @tablin6uftrie
giebt es IN unierem 2a16e feline sssn611.
itrie, 6ie fi6 on tnirtbi9aftli@er 8e-
bel1tung nit ser @etrdntein6uitrie
meifen fann. Sic 8robibitionsbepe-
gl,ng bat trot ibres ebrtniroigen ST.
ters nidt, nber aud rein gar nidt
our tpirtbf9oftIiden @ntuidelung 6es
9m6es beigetragen. MuenfaIg f6rr1.
te mon fagerr, file bditte 3,1r Gnt,pide-
lung Der 8Iedinouitrie beigetroger,
nber m19 biefes Rro6l1ft 1T bon febr
miroertpertbiger Mrt. Dogegert bnt
fie batr4 ibre fortgeietten appene on
Sen MobinfttiiM Ben blrgerIide1
.Srie6en gefdbr6et unb g~erreinfomes
I'M S1tereife ftootlider urb
t66ti9er @eneitpefer, tpertr1 ridt
u1mogli4 gernabt, 6o1nn bod 1uefe1t.
lid erfd.pert. Sic lit ibrem Befen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

Gin 56neII6enfer. -
Geiner Siid6ome beim Gei-
iert eine1 &nallbonbon iiberreidenb):
sir SIR 8rii6er9en, bitte!" Game:
sd babe tein 8riioerden!" 2eut.
rDam bite fir Sdmeiter
Game: u@ab au@ fein
Sdmei1erden!" 9e1tnant (fiir iih):
,Donner1petter = ta6ellofe Nartie!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

~'~l~ S'"6SI@1>~ ~~>~~S"l
UNI Sic 0ffentli4e @ertpaltr1ng ni@t
ins Stoden geratben gu laiien. Son
ienen, auf 6eren 8etreiben &robibi-
eingefibrt morben mar, mar
gu bolen, 5oblen m11Bten Die or1<
beren, 6ie 6ie Mni9ldge Ser Brobibi<
bergebens betdmpft batten.
lit es uberaa. 8enn oos l1nbeil
angeri6tet lit, boben iene, sic 6ofur
perantportli@ iin6, nidts mebr gu
b%erfuufen. Gle bra11@en fir sen S9a=
Ben nidt a%l1f5ufommen. sic tpiirben
iid au6 bibi9 6afir bebanten. Sic
fonnen aur bete1 un6 unfrieben itif-
ten, un6 1olden 9erten 5l11iebe cine
SSnouitrie opfern, Die idbrli@ 1tobe5u
anbertDab Miqionen Menf9en lob-
nenoe @ei@aftigung giebt, >piir6e
mebr als @abniim, tpiir6e Elm Ser
breben iein. Die Ser. @toaten mir
Ben Bel @infibrung Matchmaker Brobi<
bition mi@ts 81 g%e1pinren, aber aQes
81 perlieren baben: cine lire bliibeno-
iten Sn6uitrien, 6ie Griiten8be6ingun-
gen fir Miuionerr Meni9en cine Gin
nobmequelle, ouf 6ie fie ii@ utter al
len umltdn6en berlniien f0n11er, uro
Sen &ubm, Elm 9m6 gu iein in Dem
8ernunft berridt, @brlidteit unb
9ul6iamfeit, nidt unberbermnft,
&eu9elei un6 unbul6imteit. nn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

Ebotia9en itebt bas SnanoblM mie.
berrm entlarpt % als l1rbeberin els
mes tpeitere1 bosortigen @erle11m-
oungsperiu9s gegen bic Stride, tbre
@obHbdtigfeits : MnItnlten un6 ibre
Giener. G.St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

6os pdren @erlufte, an tpel@en 6as
2anb lange, lebr lange 5u tragen ba-
ben miir6e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18

burden Of gray hairs and a lean purse.
There they were, al up and down the length Of tic
street. as far as he could while standing the bal
conv signs Of poor investments made on trust trust
that he. Burmah Jones, had founded, and that he,
Burmah Iones. was TO see fail Every dollar he had
ever made from Port Hatch would have been thrown
out there on the morning breeze could he have given
al back to them. The Colonel! And Arabcla. They
too would be among the sufferers, and yet he had done
al he could TO spare them this deporabe outcome 1t
was the finish and he astute and far sighted, knew It
better than any other
He wondered what could have taken place at that
conference and then his eye fell another top-head
story in the newspaper that he had tossed on the ham
mock This time he seized ii almost erccly, held il
the light and fairly raced through the lines Of reading
matter It was the story Of the arrival Of the board OF
directors Of the Atlantic & Oriental and interview
with its chairman, Henry Thornton Also II contained
interviews with some other members Of the board in
Guiding Carleton and a certain Sprague. Burmah crum
pied the paper ercey in his hand, and dashed It, mere
ball Of waste, to the floor
~Thev've got me- he muttered savagely. "They've
got mel That's why the road didn't come here."
Again he fell to pacing backward and forward in the
room, and then, calming himself recovered the paper
smoothed il out on his dresser from which he uhlessly
swept the toilet articles TO the floor and pairStakngly
read every line devoted to the railway, seeking to dis
cover whether any reference had been made by anyone
at any time 10 himself There not line OF type
pertaining to him.
~Burmah, old man, this won't do" he admonished
himself "Pull together Get back on your feet! And
then walked into his bathroom, caped under the cold
shower rubbed himself brisky and donned his clothing
while deliberately forcing his mind to resume its normal
stcadincss.
NOV here's how it stands, he reasoned TO himself
at last as if be had worked over every conclusion
and eliminated the improbable. ut must be that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18

imminent r If being ,umbct out His eyes had fallen
on the sc.rchoal # the newspaper that read:
SEATTLE GETS RAILWAY
Board of Directors Of s. s. o. Definitely Decide That This
Shall BE- Terminus
PORT HATCH is ABANDONED
Nalnatcs in Conference at Hotel jefferson Conclude
Thai Claim. of Civ Down Sound Are Not Sufficient
Overcome Prestige Of Great Commercial Capital
Rapidly he scanned the column Of news, double
loaded and easy 20 read. i'm which it was stated that
after long conference with Colonel Hatch the dlrec-
tors. who had arrived quietly and unheralded, had
finally decided that there would be no alteration in the
original plans that had led the Atlantic Oriental true
rs the steel 20 the magnet 10 Seattle that Colonel
Hatch had advanced the claims for Port Hatch with
his customary eloquencc but that III had been unavi
ing also that what had taken place in the meeting had
been preserved q profound secret and that nothing
save the fact that the Colonel had been cloSeted with
the board during the greater part Of the afternoon and
thai, the Official announcement had been sent to the
newspapers by the chairman OF the committee IN per
son. had been given out. The statement could be ac-
ceptcd, the readers were assured, as authoritative
over and again Burnah read this, and then turned
20 the inside page where the lead editorial devoted
70 the aggraniizcmcnt Of the winning city In It was
reflected q note Of pity for those who had iooh-hly
placed their confidence and invested their fortunes in
the City Beautiful, which, however worthy, could now
become nothing more than IN abandoned mushroom, a
busted boom town.
In that orcshadowed and inevitable catastrophe 90 Port
Hatch 1.-THE paper rcad cauno, but find painful 10
read the disapp OF that me old gentleman Colonel
Alonzo Fairfax Hatch Dreamer that he M there is none
so small as believe that hc other than sincere al
though perhaps Oycrconndcut. He attempted % create
city that would be peerless He poured out his private
fortune 10 that end IL preached 90 its citizens the high
code Of morality American and loyalty 90 tlc CONE
rini,y and there had never been community established
under more favorable auspices than ,t Il wa. an ideal.
founded hope. J. was ,F that |Hc would Atc ,' Dee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
BY ROY NORTON

licve a pcrpctuity. somc-
thing that must ever grow
along the lines laid out by
It's founder. So. in the
midst of our own rejoicing
that wc of Seattle are to be-
benefited by this new and
great line Of communica-
ton. let us not forget tore
member with sorrow that
our success means the
death kncll Of a great and
worthy dream.
RURMAIl'S face WAS
~ drawn and lined when
he laid the paper down
and got to his feet, as if
standing erect thcsighto OF
the sunnscmight clcarhis
mind and enable him To-
grasp the portcnt Of this
blow. He stood there for
a long time, sorrowiully
drinking the cup Of Dis
astorto the drcgs. Anew
found sorrowi it was too, o.
draft that but ID few
months beforcwouldhayc
been carclessly empticI
into the guttcras hcmadc
his departure for other
fields, jubilant over the
fact that he had mace
another coup.
Afewmonths bctorcl.c
would have wasted scaut
COMMUNICATION on thosc
who had lost through
his speciousnc-, but now
he looked across the
street at the elder Todd.
who would know before
long that everything hc
had in the world, save
actual cash, was value
less. The widow woman
with the sprinkler, who
had invested all She had
in a few lots, would also
have to begin life over
again, with the aided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
CHAPTER XIX

TN"URlIAH ZONES sitting in his paiamas in
kEkF the window n his apartment IN Port
~ Hatch and thinking, heard the boy who
delivered the morning paper from Seattle
clip down the hi : The tin mail box, and
49, 1~.v-ilr wondered whether 1t was worth
-.~~.@ while q. 60 down AMI Learn the latest
news -.m the 0utr ie world. Across the
-ra.t.~-~.-n window oa Ala,n--t. was being
-r. eier Todd It's i 90 make sure that he
eli. r~-. % make sale that dry. In the
--- FL. way IN ot lady w., ,inelv
..te~ over p-.tu-ion . % -'urtiu"1 IN
81 from. tho distance came tr. dull swish ~
..- sweeper U.s. /, cleared the smooth pavement If
..- lu ai.ht providers. The ml.m.n had made
mi WAS returning singing q. thc .ccowpani-
empty. io-tline cans and the Gathering Of his
gave deep sigh Of contcntment and thought
..ectarv weakness, ot his fearful RETURN and "
r.o fact that neither Carleton, Sprague, nor
-..a had sid anything 10 III II their knowledge
Bu-mh Jones. and that the residents II Port
.. t.t exhibited not the slightest change toward
II. wondered what new freak the Colonel would
.t. -a-il, II his list trip o. tile; for he
--et I'D his arrival that the Colonel had gone
-t r-lr ni with 81 strange air ~ mystery On
--ir- th.. h, Bu~mah. had returned % face
Ais, 0u -hc previous evening Arabcla had
that her father had received some news by
t.t caused him e. sing exubcrntly in his
Ire. AMI u. .--i~o her when be lott tha, the
when he could build marble opera house.
r.unet again and decided leciiy that he
.t shes morning paper, and So be- descended the
bathroom hppers Tapping on the bare steps
rw sound He took the paper from the box
i-.-l upward, and threw himself INTO the nam
H.o.I.ar He opened il hn2uidly and then
.-i.. .rei his .ir u luxury md sat Hp, at the