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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Sabtssni sosialismiin
{ Sotf. mime nuu,crorr

Sdtf. mtli1'c ftiintcvocr y
Olimme mpos postori Soutoscn
fansio GaIirmetisio uieommon tuuc
BEN ia iiitd osti fun tuniimme foiSem
me, min en- taibu n,uuta Inn fiittdo
nStori &autasta iiitd faifeStd bum6s
ia fobtclusta mitS ban minno fobtoon
|oioitfi. Gbfdpd find onfin mciSdnfin
firffofunfonrn,e, iefd popbiS. ett0
muisia iGienisid poIiOn faifenlaiiio
ennoffoiuuIoia, ioito on sbetI5tuS
tOuOfina ishatettu. ssiisfi ssi OLD ea
|tispuoiiin ndboer pqEjoN tsGafssfa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Bpb6stG %enoestd ionotaan, ct
Ia lobbuttao, mutto Ct eta BON milre-
bnttoo; iilId misid iuru ia murbe on,
(ieHG, Ell Iobouttoio Spbd Senfi Nib
Pp. Berfcle on pelGStpficn ia mur-
been benfi, mitta Bpbd Senfi OIL Lob.
buttoio. 2utberuS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Tuiuta folliina ia raffaana eifG
bioefd iit1 toitoo, ioto porantao iuG-
touoin, fuinfa paljon etc
|uosto, ia fiIuoitcIlo len per6Gn ia
eifo iofainen anna aiuoataon
len e6estG.
Nh,tto tito. faIlista tamarao iofo of,
fao poiS fuolemati, b6oGn ia iurfcii.
pen, pitaipdt ariposio palitettoiposti
borpot. Site Sunlala. plint.
|nGiiesti pIiStettp iionfoiffiiesti. u.
|nen. 2utberns.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

2oStcn gstdpGn tiloaiio pppoe.
Faan u~uOistamoun t%iIuuAieniu. aos.
ZEN Ystdfudn tilmtSmofiut oluot lGbe.
fettdfp1 oiottcello; 2dSten YstGipG,
4. Dor SO, Sronmopo, @iicb., nrutto
Easten ystdipddn iulaStamafii Iabc.
fettGip6t firioituflet olpot IGbetettGpGt
EoimittaioIle, past. S. SirmeIle, oiot,
&etp. s. Siripi, Gin, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Scr. Serman Gregg, Saron,
Bis, on labjottanut @iittoiolIe so


- Hoffaiis OIL frhpo SlmnlaSta; ei
fuolliit foiffo poperiIle mpoIottu fu-
pa, ipoon eIGipG SrmaIolliien luon-
non olenuns, iofo OH foifen bplpppoen
EGpoeIIiipps. 2llt6er.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

iIfanecn p6ipGn toiminnaIle ia III.
lfoiItiin toisten piiolesta. eli inoboettu
mibamiebiGfGGn. SartaaSbettcm pc
rdstd painaia fiirabti tcfemdGn io-
tain rnmiillista tpGtG boitaen ter.
mepttGdn. giim. ban OF abfera To-
bnnmaan ia baffaamaan puita. febot-
taen iiiben toiiiafin wirfapeliiGdn.
&erran junnsia fun b1r tnpaii past.
Soloicn, (iofa fuoli noin mnoii tGmGn
esfuStelun jGlfecn) fpipi E:n tcrmep-
oeIlist6 mointia, ianoi: "Sinun pit1i.
Il iabota ia bafata puita, papit illein
%Iaalpat Gfilliien fuolcman fun nc ci.
m1t foipalla tpoIld boioa tcrmcpt.
tGGn, oletfo bafannlt ollenfaan tGnG
talwena puita?" Yast. Toloncn tu-
II tuosta muistutufiesta ibmeiiiiniG.
ianoi: "gi minulla ole olIiit .aifao
pitun baffuuieen, miitta olen ientGGn
atoruit feIIarisia balfoia pinoon."
Mamitoittenid jGlfeen alfoi mainaja
iinlrella abferuuoella toimimaan ieu-
rafuntaa foSfewisia tebt1misiGGn.
SdnellG oil tnpana fdpod p~erionalIi-
fest tapaamasia standardization,
ottaen ~tietoonia miten moinat. &oD-
bistG ban pitt buolta. &erran din
mutfalIa bGnen fansiaon 8est 9u-
Iutbsia, Minn. 9lamulla tilosia fab.
bcfian aifona tl,lee nainaia ulfoa ia.
100 minullc: "Siile fGpmGGn &GlIG
naapurisia, dim iruri iieIIG ia field
on foDbd perbe, anna lind bolari, ie
on bpwa ia tarpeellinen aiia auttao
fonbdG ia iamalla febottao beitG tur.
moontumoan SumaIaon."
Sobjojo oil bGn obfero jofnmoor
jo finn labiojen mostnon pttaja pitt
Iohiojo liita poljono, ionoi bGn: "@i
M : Dalion ole, lubiat ia ipoStalobiai
pit0ip0t rofnfntto pllG. On torpeel-
linen olia, eta mefin friStitpt oiotam.
nc roffontto toiiillemme, finn Silmn.
Ia on meitG min rofostointt eta ontoj
ainoon poifonIo mlci6Gn nopobtajnf-
femme" &un fonsiopl,beet jobtllinai
milloin toipalliiiin iofop6ilpGiiiin ali
oi6in, fmuilnteli ban niitG ntuutamal
minuutin, lpaan buonnli cttei ne ol(
crittGin tGrfeitG fefii bdn DprGillel
jotoin ipirren mGrsipG ioptpan oIur
p1Gst6 pubumaan Slimalan totuuf.
iista. b%ilomouttaen mitcn tarpeclIiStc
on ralpita iieliioon Sitnlalon ionalIo
&erornfin j~oubuttiin feSfitsteliiirrt II,
ieitten iaarnamtieSten fanSia ~iaarnor
moimistnmiiesta. GrGS %iaarnamies
lnIiui Ct Notwithstanding laornaaniu
fosfa llsfoo &aomatun oleluon miell
ioilIoa fun le oil iiQoin fun ban lite
mlOrena ollcsiaon on llifenlit. SiIlor
ci poinnio polioa pitbunltt, bpntDiIi
mG1Gn, miitto iopipnn ti~lailuuioef
l%ndtlioalt ontoi t~uoIIaiielle ferSfujaIlt
perinonollileit muistittitficn iiit1 ettG
ei rapinnnit iieluoon SumaIon lanai.
Ia.
SGn tuontilostafin firioitti tatpoIli-
fin ionomalebtiin. SilIoin ban pit,
Gri niinifGGn oluomieliiesti foifilIc.
sam pilbiii WoStnStoiilleen futen rs.
t1willecit, iclittGen fpipmpfieSid ole
mot riitaiiet aliat puolueettomosti, ct.
ia ipastiistaiatfin maifenipat niein
min etteimdt Goes fiuffuaanfaa feb.
oanneet iImoittao, fun totuiis oil o.
iiosio titoti, toiapuoIeiiesti. Monboo
ban rofasti. aristittpnG ban ciiin.
tYi faiffiaIIo ottoen tiirtpania Suma.
Ian armosia. S. B.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

2obia IuftaidIIe pfii SoIlari,
beIHsit. "a D.. ~pstdpGItG. iofa on ppp.
(dnpt cttei bonen ninteadn iInaOtcto
(ebScsSG. 2abiottaja Iaifim icurao,
|pnEht - a't
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Sabio auttajoIle lpelfoien maf-
fulfil 1 DOLL, Iobioitti @rS. @Iiiio6ctb
@iitOgl
Subjoittoio iailiuu: "2GbetGn ND.
pen ooIIoriu AuttajaIlc labiono, iillG
|po6meIlinen toiponi on eta anttoia
Foiii nbG e6cilcenfin nellie ia mluaI.
rouban %ianonaa Seeiufiesta
Rristpflestol GI1f0on Muttniai"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

SDbGbenfi, iofo OH ia futiutoon
Fopistajofii ia lob~outtoiofii ~iaornao
ia toOiStoo fristifunnosia lobbuttoof-
Teen ia ADMINISTRATION foiffia mllr,
becIliiin; fen tetcc ban ptiinomaon
aristuficn fautto. Sutbcrus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Gvankeliumi Ia kasie
&irjoitti ldbetpspastori 8. 81.
SaIonen.
So. 81. 80.

" oStt0iuS iupClluItyl ultltitu luSS
tamaan maar emanfeliumia julista.
maan." 1 &or. 1: II.
Miettitufoban Haaipali pllG olepiI.
Ia lanoillaan fasteen bafpefiiioioen
rimiin. sc OH mabootonta, mei6Gn
mieleStGmme ieuraaipiSta painosfo-
mista ipista: 1. Taalpali oil &riSti1f-
fen apostoli ia ielIaiiena ban Ell ioot-
tanut a~iettlia tastetta ipastaan, iillG
iilloin ban oliii aiettimait itie &ris-
E%tlifien a~ietusta mastaon (lfatt. %:
$780,; @orf. is; 16).
=. Eaomalin lnliunnot muliallu o.
iottoipot, eta ban o~riposteli fostetto
iifii, mifli Sulnala len oil oifonutfin
armonlpGlifopopleetii, (@ol. 3: 81;
t@f. 5; 25-27; Sit. 3: 5; &oom. 6:
81; l &or. t2:~3). 9t1mG miita.
Ntut Gaonlntun pnifot ouot lurleito.
jotfd ebt1 lDmimnin fofo HoamotrtS-
ia oioittoipat fastccn liu1napan bpo-
0pn; ipoilifo iittcn oiotello, ettG @ao.
mali t%oiicltd pilolen pibuiii ntitG ibo-
nomumin fosteeSto. t%oiiclto pltolen IL
ia bolmcfiiii9 Mobbotontol
B. aorintosio oil YaomoIin pc.
ristamo leirpfnntG ionfa jGicnet oil
nat faifi fnstetuitd. 8ertaa 1 &or.
1: 13-16. So olipa Yaomali itlc.
fin mitutantio foStanltt, nj. NJ. fofo,
laiien perbctunnan. @mmefo .tGstG
iitten moili lonoa: Yaoipoli ei bplti.
MT faStetto, fosfopn ban itiefin fos,
toi!
Wiitto mitcn litten OH fdiitcttGpG
lonie: "Gi &riStuS lGbettGnpt minuo
fostamaon, lpaon eipanteliumio ioor.
itaamaan?"
Siiomottafoon tGsiG, ettei Seeins.
fam lite fostam,t, fpll1 ieniiioan
iaarnaii, (Sob. A: q. Samoin Iie.
tari &ornelii,fien folosin fplIG juIis-
ii cnanfeliumio, mitto antoi faSteei'
toimittumiien iollefin t%oiielle (gpt.
10: 49,. Mifii n1in? SGSi1 MT
p%11iemmcfili oiion ntimccn: Hoomo.
funfin mnfonn on ciponfcliiimin ilt-
iStaminen tGrfeGmpi fitin foSteen toi-
mittoninen. Silt ei tiitentaon lpoi
alloo: cipanfeliumi on ~tGrfe1npi fnin
fastc, iiIlG Sefd emanfeliumi eta fos.
te iiidltdmGt iaman oiian: @oIgotoIIa
iibrotiin 3ristufien. Iiitto mit6 itie
|tebt6n6Gn MIN. eiponfeIiumin iuIista-
miiecn ia foSteen toimittamiieen TIT
Ice, OH eiponfeIinmin iiiliStoion toi-
mi tdrfedmpi fuin f~astaion. Mifii9
5ifii ettd foStcen ppstnp toimitta.
MOAN miltei fen fabonia iiiben mdd-
lr1t11n, muito etponfeliumin iuIiSta-
Iiaita fpiptadi, ristin i~aloiiunSen Tim.
Fteinista, (Gf. S'I.). Tdstd iubsta
ISccinStin i1tti fosteen toimittomiien
lopetusIopiiIIecn, f6pttden itie atlanta
[emanfeIiumin iuIistamiicen. Samoin
iittcmmin apostolic t%iiItilaon Tnb1std
ScneestG oialIiiifii, fGbttipGt itie al.
taniu ia iuoimnnfa eiponfcIiumin
idnrnaamiiecn, ndDttGcn jdttdnecn,
fiiten dsfcn piitattu Yietarin eli.
mcrffi tooistao, fastomiien opuIaiiil.
lecn. Sa jiutri nGin tcfi YanmoIifin.
SGn life jiiIisti eiponfeIiumio. apt
Iaiict fnspoiipot. Slit ~ioottoi Eoa.
moIifin fastoa, Million bGncif ~oifonio
ie,t ioIIi, CT b1ncIle foStccn tointitto.
minen fielIttpd oI[itl
Miitta Ct oncostaon cSeltd moini-
tiiIto fonnoIta fatiottnna efponfeIiit
min iulistus ole fasteen toiruitamista
tdrfcdnpi; INC -Iahetvsiaornoaiot -
paowolifin oil Idbcipsioarnaaia =
f1iit1mmc ipnIlon hpmiu. eta pafo.
.tntt ~tslN . . -I ''.tf..N 49,.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Rahat la~hetettxka6n joke suoras
kaan rahassa tai expressi eli pankki-
vekselissx tahi posti money-orderissa;
1ollaria pienemmat summat voidaan
,xhettSS sentin postimerkeissS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

H..
fpImdfim talpello. So it'd fnnoo. cttd
fielId ioiiit parenlpaa rnofda ia fab
besti pdiiudsid fabipiu."
Setperin fatie fulfil mpdri buo-
neen ia ban bpmpiIi fummaIliiesti.
Gotta on, ettd Italia on fpInd. So
fatto muotao iqteelIa min ettd iuefi
tilee iiidlle", ianoi ban. "9fatta, fai.
fiesta puutteeSta buoIimatta clen fit
tGnpt Slimnlaa iofaiieSta tdGlld fuiet-
tGmdtGni ~pdipGstd. SiIId cnban to-
ma tumminfin miuun fotiut idtGdHd
faan ola bfiin." =.
"Mutta eifo ole foipin foIffoo olId.
alma pfiin, Semeri". fpfDi poifanen.
@anbus rapisti pddt6dn ianoen:
"@i, Iapieni, OH min ibmeen iulois-
ia fun faa ola pfiin. &ln tiilee tpars
bafii, on min maifeata ola ~joifosio..
GdGIlG foam ola oinaSia rarbdSiori
ia luefiia firioiani iiIIoin Inn infian.
GOipon, eta sSlimalap liiipttarirt mi +.
nut lnofienia ennen fun t6md muiit-
to enndttGiii tapabtuo, oIen ~rllfoilIlt
iitd SGnelt1 nGinG mime aifoina p0to
pdiipdd. SiIld ibntiStea armabtaipoi-
~iuuteen eli ole Iuottomt8to. f6pbGuG
eli ole mitdan oifertto td6II6 mail
mtasia."
Yoian %iilntien lime tGpi nbfao-
%ipafii. San puristi fdtenid nprffiin
iaattoifo ola oifein tebod tuoIIe pan-
busparilIe min pabosti2 Miitta ban
biIlitfi itienia ia ianoi niinfuin oil
%fruIIitt iianid desfettain pubupan:
"@eutta ftnleban, Seueri, fino
noiiit tGdllG inirostitai fiifa iinua fir
loin boitaiii. GiwGtbGn ibmiiet iiIloin
tietGiii ettG oliiit lairoona."
Gn nina inlrio boiteIemilio tar
pitic', ianoi Scperi. "&plIG iofu oil
ma ~pistGDtDp f~dtiomoSia. Sa fun
loppli lGbenec, min ebfGpd iaiiin bio
fonittaren tGnrc miuitomnfii betfef-
HI. ga JOS niinfin oliji, ettei fufam
fulfil %fotiomoor, min diff f~uitenfin
toimoaIlinen SiGni luononi,"
SID, onto Selperin Manifestation
memo iban northumberland, fpfpi
Sonnes iidltGGn paipdllisp0pods5d.
Yastori fotiabti poitoania ia fanoi
Ipbpesti, ettG aiia oil min pG6tettp.
"8oipostalobaIlitiis on lpfGnnpt a.
iion ferrasta ~toiieen, mu,ttn tiptppbGn
iiitd loppu tulln. Onban ibnn anteef-
iiantan1atonta antao tpottbon mieben
aiita iban pfiiitGdn, fun ofintofin on
min bieno, eifd riiilon Iaita toioa oIlo
juuri febiittdmampi."
"Yeutta ibmiiet onta,pot b6neIIe
mielelldqn ia iaapiban ban mnrutamio
marffoia flitSin', ionoi Sannes, nj
tden ufon puolta.
"@ipd toioo olla foipinfaan boluf.
faita ontamoon', lonoi pastori. SEQ
foufiesia iuuri tuli ilmi eta naapu-
rit omat fpllGstpneet SesperiG oiitto.
moon; ~iofainen ianoe oIe,pon fpIIG
tefemistd omasia eIannosjoon."
"2erran olimat f6pbdt jenrafrn-
nan falIeutena", ianoi pastorin on.
ma, noStaeSiosn ipoibtamaonja Ionta-
ia. "Npfpaiforio on oiio H,u,ttumit
MT Ell endd tabbota antoo runrnofoon
pboeIIe a%inooIle 2atiarufIeTIc."
"Sm'', ionOi pastori pppbfaistcn
buffet otiaItaam "~ieIIaistq afotd taD-
tpp faiioa fabOeIta. sasI raeASs-
9olIist paiipaistaIo jdS feiB mcdr fpI
minddn, los eli iinue foosa afuffaito
ia monifobon iiine inofioIId msnee,'
"gsiin, ieIIaiiefii on ofo mnuttu-
mt. poitpaiiet nGgttGtu6t oIespon
administration tofio sisS YSisnuos
toin'', ianoi pastorin rou,po, "aautto
fpIIa mimi ntulec iassyeat6tSaAt @e
|tperi %tnanbisto, ti,ntlsipni meIfcin bG
be1If1 I1hpff11 h1nf1 ,uoin,os+oIno,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoituksia, joi-
b % 81 vol julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Kaikld lehdelle aiotut ~lahetykset O.
vat osoitettavat:
AUTTAJA,
!. BOX 6S. IRONWOOD, MICH.

Entered az second-class matter ia
husry IL 1905, at the post office at
rronwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March 3, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Yilb. Dell 81. Sbomion, Winn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-27

Then if you can locate him before
he skips, and make him talk, you viii
have won the victory" Ramon ex-
claimed, jubilantly
But the detective shook his head.
The time is not yet ripe for that
The man is. in my estimation, a mere
tool in the hands of the men higher
up. He may not be able to give us
any actual proof against them, and
our exposure of him will only tip them
off-put EN- on their guard. We
needn't show our hand just YET"
What's the next move to be. then -
the young lawyer asked Il don't
mean, of course that | wish TO inquire
into your methods of handling the
case-but have you any further com
missions for me-"
Only to accompany me tomorrow
morning to the office of Charlton
Moore and let me examine that note
which Mr.. Lawton presumably gave
two years ago. Afterward. | have
four little amateur detectives of mine
to interview-then ! think We'll be
able to proceed straight to our goal.
The note, as Henry Blaine had pre-
dicted, proved TO be forgery and to
have been executed by the same hand
as the letter
more Wednesday,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-27
''TheCreviCe"
By VIM. j. Burns and Isabel Ostrander

It's that very fact" the detective
returned. which would have made it
easier to copy; but, as it happens,
you are partially right. This was not
forgery in the ordinary sense. Those
are Pennington Lawtons own words
before you, in his own handwriting.
Then how" the young lawyer in
quired, in a bewildered tone
Henry Blaine smiled.
you do not intend to specialize in
criminal law, do you, Mr.. Hamilton -
he remarked whimsically. IF you do,
you will have to be up to the latest
tricks Of the trade. The man who
forged this letter-the same man, by
the way, forged the signature on that
mortgag e-accomplished 1t like this:
He took bundle of Mr.. Lawton's old
letters, cut out the actual words he
desired. and pasted EN- in their pro-
per order on the letter paper Then
he photographed this composite. and
electrotyped it-that is, transferred it
to copper-plate, and etched it. Then
he photographed it. and in this way
got an actual photograph of sup
posedly authentic communication.
There Is only one man in this country
who is capable of such perfect work,
know who that man is and where to
find him"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-27

The young lawyer pointed out the
drawer from which he had seen Pres
ident Mallowe remove the letter that
morning, and 1t. too, yielded quickly
to the master-touch Of the expert.
There, on the very top of a pile of
papers, lay the written page they
sought.
He'll be all right We haven't
done for him, have we?' Ramon Ham
ilton whispered anxiously, pointing to
the watchman's unconscious form, as.
their mission accomplished, they stole
from the room.
"Surest thing you know. He'll come
to in half an hour. none the worse, -
the operative responded. I'VE made
good clean job of it."
Henry Blaine could hardly suppress
his elation when they laid the letter
before him on their return to his
office.
It's a forgery, just as suspected"
he exclaimed, with supreme satisfac-
ton. Look, Hamilton; I'll show you
how it was done"
ut Is incredible. | can scarcely be-
lieve it. I know Pennington Lawton's
handwriting as well as ] know my
own, and l could swear that his fin
gers guided the pen. His writing was
as distinctive as his character"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-27
K|TCHELL. CLASS
GIVES PICNIC At
RICHMOND PARK

K1TCHELL, Ind, June &c. T.
Burgess left Saturday on a business
trip to Hilsboro. o.. William Weld
ner and wife spent Sunday in Rich
mond, Charles Greggerson and
Charles Gavin returned Saturday eve
ming from trip to Chicago. Miss
Hazel Divine of Hamilton is visiting
at the home Of Fred White.
Called to Marion.
F, X Reynolds left Saturday morn.
ing for Marion, Ind, called by the sick
ness of his sister. Miss Lizzie
Foutz' Sunday school class of Four
Mile church held picnic at Glen Mil
Ter park at Richmond Saturday A
good time was reported by all. "A
and Mrs. Tom Johnson and daughter
of Richmond spent Sunday with w.
b. Johnson, east Of town. :. Edward
Foutz returned Saturday evening from
three weeks outing at West Alex
andria. :. Johnnie Walters visited old
friends at Bath Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-27
"TW0 Sisters"

That is" she fastened to explain,
the others would not have as kindly
a feeling"
He interrupted her. please, Miss
Marvin" he begged, "let your first
sentence stand unchanged. 1t was alb
solutely true Nobody .else in New
York could care as much about you
as l do
''Oh, don't say that" she begged,
You do not know me at all yet. and
Il probably would not improve upon
acquaintance.
Does any other man know you any
BETTER" he asked abruptly, jealous
CLINT in his eyes.
She tried to smile. There's no
other man in New York who knows
me at all WELL" she acknowledged
Thank goodness" he exclaimed so
fervently that they both laughed. The
laugh relieved the strain and each
spoke more freely after it,
"As l told you," Julia said, Il do
not let myself know many people In
timately ! am in the city with the
purpose of making an honest living.
have no time to spend in forming
friendships Moreover, TO be honest,
if ! cannot know the kind of people |
would want to associate with. would
rather keep myself to myself. IL
were to meet the incest sort of per
sons, my present means and position
would make it impracticable for me to
associate with them. So | would not
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meet them if l could. and l certainly
could not if l would
She meant to speak calmly. but
note of bitterness crept into her voice.
She was young and attractive. yet she
was cut off by circumstances from
association with young people OF
tastes similar TO her own. The man
felt a great throb of pity for her.
"Yet in your own home" he began,
then checked himself. He would not
pry into her affairs. She spared him
the necessity of further inquiry.
my own mother died several years
ago." she said simply. She was all
the friend we girls needed while we
had her. My father married again
and our stepmother is-different. So
we came TO New York"
"Hh, yes" he recalled Your sis
ter mentioned the facts to me-"
did Caryl-" she began. But
she did not finish her sentence. A
tall, good-looking man was coming to-
ward them along the little path. and,
as Kelley Delaine. recognizing him.
arose to his feet, the new arrival re-
moved his hat with a slight bow to-
ward Julia.
Hello, Detained" he exclaimed 81
CHANGED to be walking along here and
thought l recognized you sitting here
like one of the bits of human drift
wood one finds on a park bench.
(More Wednesday,
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/
Bonnie Dog had been reading about
robbers and how they lived in a cave
In the woods and frightened folk on
dark nights.
The story said that robbers wore
| pistols in their belts and a mask over
their faces. and long cloak
Bennie Dog knew where there was
a pistol that belonged to Mr. Man, so
when no one was looking Bonnie Dog
took the pistol 1885,.
| He then found belt and a black
hat belonging to Mr.. Man. These he
took to the woods and hid under a
rock.
Bonnie Dog then went to his own
home and took his mothers long
black cloak which hung on a peg be-
hind the kitchen door, and then he
| was all ready but his mask.
Bonnie Dog took look at the pic
ture In the book and saw that the rob-
Der wore a black mask, so he went to
the rag bag and found a piece of black
cloth.
In this he cut two holes for his eyes
and he was ready to become a robber.
Just as he was going out of the door
Bennie Dog thought of one thing more
he was quite sure he would need, and
that was something to eat.
His mother had gone to market, so
| Bennie Dog had a good chance to get
a basketful of good things to eat and
then he ran off to the woods. He took
the things from under the rock and
rolled everything in a neat bundle and
trudged into the deep woods to look
for cave.
By and by he came to a rock with
a black-looking hole on one side and
Bonnie Dog felt sure he had found the
very place for robber to live.
He waited until it was almost dark
before he dressed in his robber clothes
and then he walked along looking for
some one to rob.
Bonnie Dog left his basket of food
in the cave and also his own coat and
cap.
At first he thought he would throw
away his cap and coat, for he felt sure
a robbers life was the only life for
him to lead, but on second thought he
wondered if the cap and coat might
not be useful if he wanted to go home
| for food, as robbers he had read about
never said anything about rObhtng
! folks of food.
Bonnie Dog had gone only short
distance when he heard some one
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Anxious to be in bed when Warren
bath and slipped into the gown--a
curiously old-fashioned, long-sleeved
garment about three sizes too large.
She was standing before the mir.
ror, taking down her hair when he
entered.
Huh, where'd they resurrect that!
Big enough for two like you." throw.
ing down a red-stringed parcel. Then,
as he saw the pink pajamas, That
what | drew"
you needn't have bought wash,
cloths" Helen was undoing the pack.
age. There are two in the bathroom
in tissue envelopes. Isn't that some
thing new for hotels to furnish wash
cloths"
"Oh, they're always getting some
new wrinkle" frowning at the very
soiled collar he had just taken off
"Golly, If we don't get our things be,
fore breakfast-I'll have TO hustle out
for collar"
Slamming into the bathroom, there
we're soon sounds Of vigorous splash,
ing
Helen plated her hair, and with
aching WEAKNESS crept into the far
thest Of the twin beds.
Throw me those pajamas, will
you?"
YEARLY getting out OF bed, she
opened the bathroom door a discreet
few inches and tossed them In
A roar Of rage and profanity greeted
their entrance.
"Oh, Warren! Oh, what's hap.
pcned?" .....
Couldn't hand them in decently
could you? Had to fire the blasted
shirt square into the tub"
"Oh, ! thought you'd catch them
you said To-"
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