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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

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49,, -. =. .c,c,,AsA A abe 81
ssiert .vo.r s.fh.r nsver ala ana
,sv.r -. H.,s ~ = coma q ne,
- n. r,~At - aince Won drive
n. a a. III trst tai you one thing.
r.. ~ ~. -hc,s sh,r. a INV ovp
ma. q, -. sh.. .i.ht month";!
n. .nm,..v 1890 Ercv ~ h
Aos.,t hrcv 4 ~ crs rnovs n rye
~, su.t v.tt;n.-so 20 vhsths, /
h.A : ~. 4, I'M
avon reve, ,c,A, Th.o vou.ve besr
A,.,ovsI vcu.v. r., = cov.,di Yor
,oor M 1890"
.Aii ,tsht" ala u.r.x snAaen,,.
rr,mIv .thse.s All ned - nov
+ hnov vh.t n A nov.
.nne vcr A,ar.t tan s.th.,i~ -
want an S.rcsIv .AnA n All n,ev
hcv r.rch ~. Nan N.r.rA ,os 4. thas
s.c,crv w...rr - al q that
didnr =. ali hsln srnn ths v.rv art
rNdnr r..
.Ye. van Ala van ana vour noth.
o." "a u.,..x .y.r.v. IA a, m,
hsv. m Won .srn.A an. rot A,vo,ced
rrnm ~, hp.h.nA vou nav 80 A..
vorc.d ero,, "a, rs. = An. vorlA
,.ry -, W..vo an h..r ch..,r, soy
mora money Wsl, here ~ .rei
Thsre.. . coun,. ov., there hsrs.s an
oth., "a. h.,s r,r. ,.ry ~"
.n,, Ch.ris.," ahs moved toward
him ana i.I6 . hama an his arm "Yov
Aon.t atom N r.o.ct an vhat vou arr
.,v,nr, n Won h.ve that secret II
vour hama. ybv 6onr Won see-dony
Won see-"
"yvh.t An vou me.nr
.Whv .ven pa viIl have "a como
n vo,; Won Won, no Nor Than"
~ .houIS .sv bs would have tc
ram. N mai" said Chsrles Halsev
.,ov,v .ys. dare .av a.r. ..v
.l.o 7 eould make a lot Of money
vhethar he did or didn't"
.II.ten Charlev. He's sot sverv.
thin, .nS be want. evervthinr He's
NV father hut he doesn't care, He
he sold me out what do we owe To
him ana ber, What aid he do "a INV
mother, tai, Won he think. NJ M
ono hnt bim.aI, Vet Won ana ~.
Who FOUND that idea and worked II ont
who nav. n IN ou, own hands INV .s
Won .av-vou ana have rot the vhin
IN our own banda now. IL seem. 10
ma"
.you talk sxcellent business sense
M. H.l.ev commitment Won II
,s.m. th,t Won berin IN discover some.
Trim, IN Won, husha nd ana h,s no..,.
h,I,,i.. ~. . tr,6e late but Won A.
i,,ht maj.
well I didn't know Won noe " she
murmured having At him vaguely IN
. MINI and ,nafac,ent essay at som.
cocuett,.h art rrote.ous IN the.s con.
dition..
cha v.s a woman NJ ANAL feminine
charm A. nee, she s.t there nov. an.
ruI.r .ti1 unhe.utiful tha sort al
woman M c,othe. c.n m.ke we'll.
dre..eA AIreadv she h.d d,.cIo.ed
somewh., NJ her .ouI what appesl
then. pbv.icaI e6otional moral
$3.50, P"S' S~a'
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

3 4a
Tn oelng . cnoeeA. IN nj eqtng
- - 0inU IN - tn'thls way any
furthsr.
| THAT'S what my fathef always said!
Year career; your lifs! Where does
your VIE come ins"
Ton come n precisely where you
ny you want TO come n. Grace. We
set what ve earn IN this world. II
you leave ne and take up Q life which
can't share. u you leave my house
and do0t care for what can give
you-why there's not much left to talk
ABOUT - to where you come In. You
come In here. ! belong over there"
You're ssInsh! An men are. ]
soink'
I'm not going to argue about that
IN the least. Grace. except to say that
It's the Rawn half Of you that said
that. The Rawn half Of you can't see
anything but it, own part Of the
world. II wasn't the Rawn half Of you
that married. You were different.
then. You're not much IKE your moth,
Or. Grace! And ] married the part
OF you that was like your mother. She
was good woman. ard good wife"
You must not speak OF hsr!"
n IN. ~. an 4, .v,1.... r,.r.'.
the record He nodded toward the
TWO dim ngures At the other end OF
the gallery. shes very beautiful. yes.
very oeautiIul! HIS eyes fingered on
out,,rsd cooi IN ..ttn ara IT,.
shed IKE to hear you ..v th,t,-
sneerod thu vffs.
81 perceive INV assr TIA, vor ,vo
love each other vary much put A
I vas sayins you don't .aem m me,
0raos. 10 be much uke vour own moth.
er-you.re mora liks vour s,.nmothey
over there. IN some vays Your mother
didn't change She made rood-if
| you'li Let me nae .ome mor. factory
sians-on tbs o,d v.y. IN her own
old lines. Tb.ts what I cali cI...
breedins blood. n vou l,re-,u., main
North American .incer,tx ana .,m.
plicity. she didn't nretend she didn't
trv IN climb vh.ra an. t,.v .h.
couldn't TO That'a what call blood I"
"Thank you, You're sincere also At
least.
Hs ...m.d mt IN h..r h., n.
w.nt an p,,, yo,,.v. ch.,..d Van
6rcrr.a ~. ynwr h..d 10. ,,-nsd
v,th n, nj. a., - ,h,,.
a,r.. th.s. ,h,n.. a.. ,-,,s -. ,.,,
con,n, h,cr ~ nav n. sn,nd Mn.
.eif yr.nch,n. ~. sv.. 80 ,-nr, ~.
coo, aim ann. "a anvn ~. lon. al
Ierv
o. ..,.s.., ,s -
.p..s, =. 80, ~. NJ =; -.
Aa,~ " !" '"~'
Iu.' oscN 70 'n.'. .,.ee ~.
nsve :" oner you just 'na' no'e'
NJ. nspp! mere
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
Names "oisssss Prsvsntfs~l1

Indianapolis, Ind.--Gov. San1nN
Ralston will name day In October TO
be observed throughout Indiana as
disease prevention day" The move
ment was started by the Indiana So
ciety for the Prevention Of Tubercu-
losis. and when Governor Ralston
heard Of the plan he indorsed the
proposition.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
INTERNATIONAL
SU|lDNSCIlOOL
LESSON

(By r. o. SELLERS, director Of BvenlnG
Chicago) Et'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

Ilmoittautuneena ehdokkaaksi
Gogebic kauntin rahastonhoitaian
virkaan Republican, listalla koe-
vaaleissa Elokuun Is paivans, pyy.
dan taten teita antamaan aanenne
hyvakseni. En- vaadi aantanne
muilla perusteilla kuhn eta olen
asunut tassa kauntissa yli 2S vuotta
maksaen raskaita veroja ia samalla
kuuluen Ironwoodin kouluneuvos-
toon seka kaupungin neuvostoon.
Ennen en- ole kertaakaan ~pyytanyt
aantanne paastakseni tuottavaan
virkaan.
Jos kannatatte ehdokkuuttani,
muistakaa antaa aanenne hyakseni.
Jos tulen valituksi Glen varma
eta voin hoitaa viran min eta tn.
len saamaan tunnustuksenne.
Vilpitt0masti teidan:
E. B. Williams.
Ironwood, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

Oltuani nelia vuotta kauntin a.
Observation-Disclosures, iota tointa
Glen alma hoitanut parhaan kykyni
mukaan nuhteettomasti yhteistS
etua silmalla pitaen, rohkenen taten
ilmoittautua ehdokkaaksi kauntin
rahastonhoitajan virkaan Republi.
kaanisella tiketilla. Uskallan, ku.
luneen virkakauteni pe~rusteella ia
luvaten edelleenkin hoitaa tehtS'
vaani rehellisesti ia moitteettomas'
ii, toivoa kaikkien kansalaisteni
kannatusta tulevissa primary vaa'
leissa elokuun 20 ~paivana.
Kunnioituksella:
Oscar Ketola.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
IlrnOittakaa
AuttajaSSa

Sunnmntaira lDpipi fasIntaappi
roban iparrelta noin poiaon mat
lin NATHAN pddsid Sron 9sItistd,
Sronmoobiin tuletpan ten fporrella.
2ooppi oil ritottu rataipD mieeten
tpDaieiuo ia Ften iaotu rabot y m
ulos. Sampin oil ldbeld fooppio
rotaip5 mie fdphdmd reTino, eli
push car", iota tobietan eitd lilo
oil toappi tuo.u toupnn9ista fiiben
- Edbdn mennesId Ell ipield ole
Iaatu tietoia fetd portaat plttpat.
= 8~entt1inbla, ionta 9esIemer;n
2aniauieI euratuuta toimeerpani
ppbdfoulun bpmdtii ipiime Iunnun'
taina ia iota pioettiin 70. Sippoion
Lfarmiua, onnistui pli toimeioen,
Gaunis lima luofi inblaa ia Ftii
olifin pIeiiDd ferddntpnpt nnrIin
runIaasti, ietd pesiemeristd ettd
pmp6ristDltd.
Sbielma olotettiin lauluua ia I'll.
foufieua ionfa pitt DIR. g. Monto.
SenidIfeen louiui DIR. 10. Sippola
muutamia ierpebb1sIanoia fofopu
tuneine iubIaipieroiue. Tdmdn idI.
feen pitt rouma u. 9aaponen nor
fin anfioffaan pubeen ppbdfouIu
tp5std, fnpaten len oiemaa ia mer
fitpstd npfpoitana, ameriftaIaifisfa
oloisia plipddnId ia eritoten omien
fanioIoiiemme fes~fuubesia, iefd
mpDsfin iitd fiunattla maitutmsta
iofa ppbdfpuIuIIa on. pubeen idI,
feen pibettiin npin puoIen toisia
tunnin ndIiaifa.
Sltopdtmdud pitt DIR. q. Monto
pubeen aineesta r2enele fumIum
ppbdfoulun opettaian. tebtdtpd".
Yesiemerin ppbdfouIunopettoiat
Niss Senia 2eItto ia Wiss 9aimi
SippoIa, Iufipot fertomufien fum.
pifin. WpDsfin ppbdfouluIapIet
efitipdt r~unieosti obieImoa, futen
runoia, fertomufFa ia Iauluia, ia
iuiuitpat eFtpfiet fiitettdmasti pIi.
pddnid. Roupa 6oapaien fpieId
pibettpd Ipbpemmdn pubeen, iefa
DIR. 6aopoion Iouiuttua tiitos ia.
noia iubIamteratne runiaosto Dian.
otosta, Iopput julian benfinen oh.
ielmo noin fIo 4 iltopdipdud.
RmmiiIista ratpinioa futen Tab.
mia, moiletpid, firnupiimad, iaa.
fermaa, b~ebelmtd. poppia .. m. oil
I'll nioastt ioatouana pitfin pdindd.
WieIibpmdqa pIeiiS niitd nauttifin.
pm bbas otneeIIinen tulo iuhIasto
oil mdbdn pIi 30 bolaria, iofo tut.
Iaan fdptt dmddn ppbafouIun by.
mdfF.
SubIotoimifunto ppptdd pieId to-
ten Iauiua parboimmat fiitofIet Eat.
Ellie iubIaan oiaa.ottoneiue, Tefdf al.
ftOe, iotfa tapala tat f~oiIeIIa anus.
|iitpni iubIamme onnistumista.
y.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

100 toupuu. SSptgruo togeH'"'t" ga
Marquette T..
- 39r. 9btp. a9iippa altoi tp5s.
fentelemddn firiapoinosiamme mil.
me tiiStaina. Termetuloa tafaifin.
Jarusi mpbtdmdnd. Grpin
topnibipisid, ldbead Dan Busfirf
fid 80 eefferid Fialidipd m%aatoppa'
lie mpptatpdnd s 1000 90. iosta
oIii iuoritettatua neIids ola oue.
Wlaaqa on 3 ruumaireu aiuinbuone,
4 lebmdne namettarafennuS, beind'
lato ia tout 2 bemoieue. adpfdd
tpipmdsid.
Mntti 0dppabolta,
400 @ast Norrie loo.
Sronmoob, Wid
|(a)
= aaiffia Garbn Tomnibipin far
marien r6ransens ldienid toipoiaan
iaapmmatii ~fofoufieen eIof. 81 r:nd
italia. Siqoin on ldsnd Wtsconii'
min maItion Sronsen Tibteeri ia tn
lee bdn pubumaan Hind fotomtiesia.
Diff 5iis t~arpeelista faiffien paa
f~uulemasIa ia oppimasia.
= 8aifft ioifa baIuatte iaaba buo
neenne rpfpoifaieen malliin Min fdp'
fdd MaaIari Wtatin pubeiua. 6dn
napttdd mauit 3. m. Sapettia 8 fen
tistd 500 bonariin ruua.
Ill %. @urrp Selef. 33S :.
ST. g. y. GtebbinS lobti nit
me torstaina elof. 13 p:nd Wtinne
opoIiin, Minneiotadn, misId ban
tulee iuorittamoan liidtuttintoia
Winneiotan pIiopistosia. Sronmoo'
bin paIaa bdn ~tafaiiin lofofnun /
p:nd.
Gnlen &c 8rpS. iuureSIa ia
aianmufaiiesia liifteesid tulee ole
maan 10 proIentin alennus faifenlat
Rqe matoiue, foImena fpmmenend
pdtmdnd tdStd lufien. 2dpttdfdd
t%ilaiiuutta!
-iRaletpaa Nitarien ia Raletpan
WaiSten Ylimoian muoiifofous oil
toi taupunsisIamme piime mas
nantaina ia festdd tdmdn milton.
Sianottaiia ndpttdd ioopuneen run.
Iaasti fefd ibdstd etta ldnnestd, mie'
bisId ia naifisIa. Wuutamia beistd,
munnmuusia New Yorfin llutisteu
liitfeenboitoia, Nr. CARPET. on pts
tdptDnDt lebtehme toimitutiesid.
2ofoutiaon pitdtudt &aIetpon ytt'
torit Scanbino pion baoliua ia SoIe
nan Naiiet Reibin baaIiua. eau
t~pantaina -ponetpat toimeen bleifer
fentt6iubIan faupur9in puistosi ia.
= Gmnret ipDs- fenttainbtat tot
neenpanepnt Gleldfpldn foniauis'
IeurafuntalaiIet fpield tdman eIofuun
80 pdirpdnd Ssfori 2orfiamden
p~uistosIa aIfaen feuo puoli 10
aamuua. SbieImasIa tuIee olemaan
ebfd uieampiaftp 9en9eaifia pnbei'
tain eri benfilDiItd, iefd lauIua ia
runonIauiuntoa, pubuttafaan fitd
ettd iofainen faopt iuurimmotfin
patian paotimutiet tdpoeuiiesti
tppbpttdd. 9ineelinen tuIos ndistd
iubIista tuIee Sronpoobtn f~aniauis'
Ieurafunnan rabaStoon. Sonfun
epdmufotpuuben iottuesia iubIitaan
nmoriIoieuran taIoua.
Observation-Disclosures on
rauta>alueeuomme mtime aifoina
tapabhinut bppin tibeadn. Wiime
torstaina ioutui folme puoIalaista
maa.putoamien ale Nemport fai'
mannpsia, iosiu onnettomuubesia
fafi beistd menetti benfsnid ia
foImas Iouffaantui mdbemmdn
paarauiieSti.
Samoin topabtui faitposonnetto'
mMuS MnpiIen foimannosia tpiime
peria ntaina, Flo puoli foImen oiois'
IA aamu pD0d. 2anfoIoifemme Os'
car Oionen ia 5. SdrpeIdinen iou'
tuirot pteremdn ale ia fen alta
faatiin beibdt pois ipasto fuoIIeino.
gdin iuruliieIa tomoIa iurmania
5aanut Oscar Sianen oil fotoifin
SaIasidrrpeItd WaoIon Iddnista ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

=

taina. Flo puoli 8 10. Mnbrem Hos-
fin talos1a Muroran lufeihua Ia emf
feStipiittona clio puoli 8 III. Wler
Nantamden taloua Norrien lufeiilla.
Sdmdn fuun miimeiiend iunnuns
taina on 2aniaqisI eurafunnan Tent
tdiubla Grrpin fpldsid, ionta tot
meenpanemat Grmin fpIdldiiet Sin'
ne iitd iitte mennddn fanpun9iStattn
ioufoua. X6bemmiu emf numerous
ia.
Spntpnpt ia faStettu.
Sronpoobisfo; Watti ia 9ilma
WGfGmden iptdr Wlartta Wtiloreb.
Ipnt. 16 p. b:indt.. East. 16 p. elof.
SoronisIa: Sstar ia 6uloa gfie
men tntdr Soa Maria ipnt. l eiof
East. IS y. elof.
2uolut ia bouoattu.
SronmoobisIa: Sobonnes idrpe-
ldinen Muolaan p~itdidStd, Wtip. l..
Suomesta, fuoli Mnnmiuen taipan'
npsia tapaturman fautta IA p. eliot.
% no. 10 ff. ia Iii p. itdiIend, ban'
battiin II p, elof.
Soban SiaImar Sanbbers faoli
Ia p. elof. l6 no. 6 ft. ia 20 p.
ifdiIenG, bauoattiin Is eIof.
Walfeib 20. Wilen,
TeIef AL st.. 610 6. Mper It.
Sronpoob, Wicb.
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. empelu
ieuran fofoufieen ldboetddn tdnddn
nitase" fppbiad Flo 1 pdipdad.
Goinen ritase. Idbtee ieurafunnan
firfon lucia ia toinen Mler Hanta'
mden talon lucia Norrien pddltd.
Reboitetaan faiffia nathan otto.
mia olemaan mainituiDa patfoiua
IdbtDpaImitno tdsmd0een flo 1 pdi.
mdad. Safaifin iaamutaan Tau
punfiin Flo 5 |. p.
Mntomobiilf fbbti on tobelo
mirfiStdn6dl
6uomautan titen eta olen atno
malmis fuletta teitd outo0ani
fobtuuuiiesta binnasta mibin maan
baluatte mennd.
Watti 9iffaIa.
Eanottanana Ill SuIfoIf It.
SeIepbone ESQ 125 s.
Mr. Senrb 9abltpif Gbica.
costa iaopui paittofunnauemme
niime iunnuntaina ia tu!ee ban t66l
Id ebustomaan iunnettua q. 6. Cor.
fen &c SO rddtdIiIiifettd Gb'cisoS,a.
@irtupitnsiupmia mitd Iaiia
bppdnid, See Sream'ia, cdnbid, tn
poffao, b. m. Iaatamana mafeiefau.
pasIuni, fiaitiepa entiiesid South
Gnb Stoorin buoneustosfa, 32l
SuffoIf fabun marreua.
2unniottufIena
Mnbrem WeiaIa.
Sialnaar Gamber8, II puo-
ttaS iuomaloinen poifa Wonticelon
IuteeIiIta, ia~irast,rt milne periantaita
masten pDad tiiomenmarioista iaa.
maania mprfptptieen min paboin,
ettd Tiitd oil fuolema ieuraufiena.
Wafama naroitus tuomen marioien
nauttiioiue.
Manuel &eli. SIen ebbof.
faona p~rosresfpe puoIueen Iistaua
Heeister Of Deeb mirfaan foepaa.
IeiSla eIof. % pnd 1914. pppbdn
pleistd fannatusta fanIalaiIilta. Tei.
ben eunestddn tuttu mtebenne 1922
Wanuel !6eIi.
= Nntomubiili, iofa oil moittona
Iiifemiespbbistptien a~rpaiaiiisfa, iot'
bin tifettid mpDtiin fofo home Coz
ming" miifto. arpottiin tpiime lau
mantaina ia Ianfefi ie iuomaIaiieIe,
Senrp 9autamdele, WontreoItsta,
Wii. Slitin iuotomaa eta iotu fan-
falaifistamme fen tpoitti.
= Mn8nst Wtntalau iuomaIatnen
rddtdliIitfe, PIT 8. aurora fabula
(WaIo r.'Iemran toIosia), ottaa
mastaan foittea aIaIeen f~uuIutpaa
tpDtd. 6oItpot btnnat. Nopeo fao'
ritus. Smurt maIifoima fe1dfan.
alta Iaapunut.
@aontrealisia, a1H ipiete-
tddn iltama roittiuStaIon fpeIan mat.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-09-16

entIy. before we start. I'm mayor OF
This burg now. Understand
Here the chief magistrate of Pillings
by raised warning fist.
"And if you ever print anytime
about ME like you have about Fred
Withers I'll wiring your blamed neck
for you"
Bates replied the editor earnestly
don't imagine that you have frighten
ed me, because you haven't. But OF
this I solemnly assure you: I'll never
write any stuff like that | wrote about
Fred Withers about any living man
or dead one either. And now congratu
Iations, and excuse me. This Is one OF
my very busy days"
Two days later a convalescing states
man sat on the veranda of fashion
able hotel at Asbury Park, perusing his
own obituary with moist and bulgine
eyes
"What are you reading. dearT' asked
his plump and rosy wife.
"Tm reading letter from the ables1
liar in Christendom. replied Fred
Withers as he tenderly folded the man
uscript and placed it In the inner peck
-ek Of his coat go go 80
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-09-16
A SNARL In ::
THE ROPE
Trifling Incident Produces
an Astonishing Effect
By EUGENE A. VOGT
Copyright by Frank A. Munsey Co.

We believe 1t is generally conceded
that the two most trying occupations
In life are editor of newspaper and
husband Of a society leader. Galdorf
johnson, our hero-for a man must
needs be q hero to essay so much
was doing his level best to be both.
He was the editor of the Pillingsby
Banner and welded to the chief run
1er>up Of the social game of that
thriving little city.
! He came home one evening ana
found his wife using dainty duchess
lace handkerchief as strainer for
torrent Of scalding tears. In answer
g his solicitous inquiry as to the cause
az her palpable distress she uttered an
almost incoherent sob and pointed a
well manicured finger toward the rear
OF the house.
| He followed the direction OF the
dl9it until he came into the kitchen.
Whels he discovered Fricka. their
Scandinavian hired girl, engaged IN q
warm tussle with an ancient and I'M
perishable carpet bag.
"What's the matter?' he asked. bis
voice full Of anxious foreboding.
]: Il bane gone quit yob by you." ad-
y1sed the perspiring daughter of Thor,
Fan gone TAX yob by Missus Wild
'derA"
''She says she is going to work Tor
Lucy Withers," he said huskily, as II
some one were dead near by, when he
returned to his wife.
! Eyes" she replied brokenly. That
woman has got her away from me at
last"
sNever mind DEAR" he soothed-
AWeIl have dinner downtown tonight
ana tomorrow I'll run display want
I'd. In the Banner and by noon I'll
md you a battalion Of girls"
!, But Mrs. Johnson's wound was too
deep for salve.
.Don't be brutal, Galdorf," she re-
nonstrated between sobs. If you had
the least scintilla Of Low for me you
would understand that tha. isn't II"
| The EDITORS wife let it be known
atAat she had finally and inexorably de-
termined on open warfare with the
nayoress C'that Withers WOMAN to
;Ouote Mrs. Johnson's own succinct ap-
lpeIlation) Instead Of the state OF high
'oociety, sugar coated enmity hitherto
Daintained by these two ladies.
The alluring Of Fr1cka was the last
straw, the stray wavelet to wash asun-
Dr. the rope of sand which had held
!fhe two competitors together for the
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entire repertoire by the ringmaster,
who in a few sharp commands brought

entire repertoire by the ringmaster,
who in a few sharp commands brought
her to her knees.
Captain futile dismounted with
what dignity he could muster. and
Heppy. fustered at being the center Of
SO much interest. fell into his arms.
"Your wife must have enjoyed the
ride said the ringmaster as Captain
futile waived all ownership in Annie
and shook hands with him.
The captain winked Solemnly at the
blushing Heppy Tewks.
Mrs. Captain perley Tuttle's got a
mighty lot of grit he said proudly.
The ringmaSter insisted upon their
remaining TO breakfast. and SO they
did. partaking of that early meal at a
long table surrounded by score of
hard featured, warm hearted perform
ers. When they departed for the home
of the Methodist minister in Sand
Vile they We're followed to the cross
roads by an odd assortment of good
friends.
On the porch of the parsonage Heppy
pulled at the captains coat sleeve. He
looked down into her rosy face, alight
with a dozen conflicting emotions.
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,3aSt four years Of their grim struggle
'1oe social supremacy.
! Why do women ask the fruitless
'pg1v1lege to vote when Mrs. johnson
can say to her lord. the mighty owner
end editor Of the Banner. "Galdorf, !
want you to hammer the administra-
itaOn Of Fred Withers with the biggest
and broadest Ak you have" and John
looa hastens to comply, and Mrs. With.
W3 murmurs to her 29O pound bus
hand, the redoubtable mayor Of the
municipality. Fred. don't yield an
1rch to that woman's husband" and
Ihe yields to the editor not the breadth
iae Ssair?
Waen the first yelled attack on his
Reconsideration appeared in the Banner
lWIthers read it with great surprise.
But when he reached home that night
lard told his wife about the sudden
fehange In the Banners editorial policy
!'that lady enlightened him forcibly.
~That wife Of his Is behind this;
Tired" she exclaimed resentfully,
fsJust because Fricka could stand 1t nc
llpoger With her and came to work foi
-, she gets that henpecked husband
IL hers to attack you In his rag Of pa
iDoe. DoE't vou bulge an inch"
"Budgew beloved the mayor. II
lhodge: Csteh me allowing woma1
10 run meT'
The next morning 4 stronger editorial
0et the mayors expectant and defiant
ga After he had read it he crushed
- paper in bis big fist and rammed
: into the waste basket. -
All right. Sally Johnson" 1t
tsred vindictively; then it's war;"
Later in the day he dictated bris-
Ting statement to the Herald, the op-
POSITION evening paper. When the ed
9oe Of the Banner read that statement
bla5oned on the front page Of the sour
k1lous sheet he gurgled joyously:
"Bully! All right, Lucy Withers;
pa shall have all the fight you want"
From being one Of the most popular
U the chief magistrates Of his states
e1t3os Withers became one of the most
hAted and despised. The few that
stuck to him were impelled to loyalty
only by the patronage he bestowed.
Among the latter Dennis Finnegan,
- janitor Of the city hall. was the
80 outspoken. For twenty-eight
- Of each month Except February,
3A1n It was only twenty-six) Finnegan
- the best janitor the city hall ever
~ but for the other days of the
l1nth-the two or three Immediately
1o1oW1ng pay day-he was the worst
noosibla In fg se days b
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l.I Tuttfe's
] Elephant
ssiuge Beast Plays Prominent
Part I'm a Wedding Trip
By CLARISSA MACKIE

When 1.-THE circus departed from Lit
tie River that summer morning it left
behind it's most ancient and respecta-
BILE adiunct-Annie. the elephant.
Captain Perley futile became owner
yof Annie by right of attachment, for
><he circus had spread its tents upon
lscaptain'S big field at Il certain
price. which WIS s0Ot paid, ana the
assorted animals. both human and 9th
erwlse, had converted the field into a
miry cattle yard. Fences were broken
down and trees damaged. and In lieu
of other redress Captain futile attach
ed the huge mass of Quivering flesh
svIown as Annie.
"GoI durn It. The critters eatin'
me out of house and homer muttered
the captain disconsolately on the third
! Corning after <teTSse had entered his
stable. "Wisb I'd never seen herr
she's bound to make you sight Of
trouble in other ways" remarked Hi
ram Beebe. nibhiing refectively at a
straw. My wife says that Heppy
LTewks has swore she won't git mar
rted at all"
Heppy Tewks was engaged to Cap
tain Perley futile.
"You mean won't get married on ac-
count Of Annie here?" demanded the
captain truculently.
That's what she told Susan"
Captain futile spat hurriedly and
rubbed his gray head perplexedly. An
ger died out of his eyes and only a
vague bewilderment remained
But Heppy was with me when got
the elephant She said she thought it
was the only thing to do" he protest
ed with sudden weakness.
Hiram Beebe. who had been twice
married, laughed hea1tlessiy.
Shows you don't know much about
wimmen folks, Perley," he said with Il
patronizing air that CALLED the pride of
TIE ord Sailor. "Heppy's changed her
,shind since day before yesterdy. She
declares If she'd had any idee that you
was going to turn the farm into a cir
Gus grounds she'd never have made no
promises.
Anger famed In the captains blue
eyes.
'I'd admire to have your opinion, Hi
ram Beebe," he said sarcastically.
Seems 8 If l could always drink at
the fountain Of your counsel and ad-
vice. couldn't never get off my
course! AS it's l appear to have run
a-foul of derelict-and Annie's the
dead craft. If Heppy Tewks can't
stand by a man when he's In Difficult
ties guess she amt no wife for mew
Hiram; shifted uneasily from one
iioot tadkSe other. Heppy Tewks was
and he had been the bearer
sage to her fiance.
did not wish Heppy to break
cement to Captain Perley.
to be going along" he
Pve had my say,
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