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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-28
MAKING eAsEsALLs.

Complaints made to the Federal Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com merce at Washington have revealed that the Japanese have invaded the American baseball manufacturing business. In appealing to the Govern ment to repel this invasion of an in, dustry so purely of American origin, a western baseball manufacturing firm asserts that Japanese manufac- turers, despite a protective tariff of 40 per cent are selling cent base balls in this country for 30 cents dozen, competing successfully with the home product
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-28
INTERIOR MAN CALLED BEYOND.
(skagway AIaskan.1

(SkdgWay AlaShdn-)
 II. J. McHughes of the Atlin dis trict responded to the call of the grim reaper early Sunday morning and mushed over the trail which leads to the final resting place. Mir. MeHughes recently arrived in this city from the interior and took quarters at the Port land House. He had been suffering from cold which seemed to have settled on his lungs.
 Dr. Gable was summoned early Sun day morning but he was dead when the doctor arrived His illness must have come very suddenly as he was in bed with all his clothes on. His body has been removed to the morgue It is understood that he has a SOL engaged in mining on Ruby Creek. The authorities are trying to get in connection with his relatives.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-28
Big Dance Saturday Night

Come out and have good time. Three-piece orchestra this time, at Redmen's Hall Dancing to begin at g o'clock sharp. Put on your best bib and tucker and bring your best girl along.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-28

FLOUR IS WORTH S2.25 a sock in Seattle but you can buy it this week at Thompson's for $2.00. At
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-28

The early Saxons used to light Easter fires on the hills in expression of their joy; this custom only died out in the early part of the nineteenth cen tury. It is only observed up to this day in the Woods of Teutoburgum. ' where on the eve of Easter Sunday the fires are lit, as of old
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-28

Subscribe to the Progress1ve-M Miner, 75 cents per month.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-28
WILL RUN AUTOS BY AIR.

William F. Mcdonald of Des Moines. Iowa, is working on plan to operate automobiles with compressed air in- stead Of gasoline. For a gas tank, Mo Donald would substitute compressed air storage tanks, to be filled at sup ply stations. Mcdonald says the car would geenrate half it's own power Application for a patent has been made.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20
ANDERSON BABY DIES
%<>~

Gayle, the twelve month old
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo AnderG
ed away last Friday, after W
flicted with leakage OF the IA
several months. The funeral 4
were held Sunday afternoon
family residence, Bishop q
Greenwood presiding. A dus
rendered by the Misses Verdcl
and lone Smith and a solo y
Smith.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mrs. Arthur Wright has returned to
her home in Bingham after n weeks
visit with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
stephen Shelly, ST., and sisters.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20
Decoration 0av Excursion on
the Salt Lake Route.

Excursion tickets will be sold from
all self Lake Route stations IN Utah
May 20 and Both Also TO points reach
cd bv tho Utah TRANSFORMATION Co, via
Milford Tickets will be good for re-
turn passage until May 3lst 2O-2t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mrs. Nellie Robinson left Tuesday
evening to spend a couple of weeks
with Mrs. c. Il. Rife in Eureka, and
her husband Roy Robinson at his
sheep herd in Homersvllle canyon.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Mitchell and
Mrs. Alexander McMaster Of Salt
Lake have been guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Blackhurst
the latter part of the week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mr., and Mrs Joseph Maine are re-
joicing over the arrival Of a baby girl
born Wednesday. Mrs Maine was
formerly Marie Hindloy.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Thursday and Friday on business.
Mrs. Ann Green was a Provo bust
ness visitor Tuesday.
Miss Rebe Parker returned Sunday ,
from a few days visit with friends in
Salt Lake
Miss Emma Ingersoll of Salt Lake
was here Sunday visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs David lngersoll
| Mrs. Walter Slack is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Strong in
Provo, this week.
Miss Bessie Green spent the fore
part of the week with relatives in Salt !
Lake.
Mrs. John Adams left yesterday for
Bingham where she will make her
future home.
Miss Hattie Walker of Provo was in
American Fork Sunday visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Robert Walker.
Mrs. Sadie Willis of Salt Lake. is
here for short visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs A. X. Thornton.
Horace Beck of Salt Lake. was here
the first of the week. spending a few
left Tuesday to spend couple of
G. NJ. Beck.
b Miss Leah Thornton of Pleasant
Grove, spent Tuesday here visiting
with her grandmother, Mrs. A. X.
k Thornton.
Mrs S. II. Chapman and daughter,
Maxine, OF Provo spent the first of
l. the week here at the home of S. L..
Chapman.
Reno Vance returned last Friday
o from a few weeks stay in Kanab. He
+ left Tuesday to spend a couple Of
10 weeks in San Juan County
Mrs. c. j. Wright left Wednesday
for Spanish Fork where she and her
N family will reside. Mr. Wright has
* employment there
We never heard It told better than
when the Kansas City Star said,
Thirty women employees were vac
W cinated, three on the arm"
Mrs Earl HolmsteGd and daughter,
" June. returned Monday from few
days visit with her mother. Mrs. FL
j" len Hofheins, in Salt Lake.
Joseph T.. Walton went to Salt LAX,
y" Monday to attend the "Nela electric
funC ton.
II" Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robinson autoeC
y mp from Payson Sunday and spent tn,
n, day with their son, Reed and wife
~ Mr., and Mrs. Junius West of Pleas
ant Grove spent Monday in American
m, Fork, with Mrs. Vests parents, MI
law and Mrs John Holindrake.
Miss Nelma Duncan Is home fror
m, Providence TO spend the summer wit
his her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Dun
can.
a MIR and Mrs, 4. b. Adams left tn
IN middle part of the week for thei
ranch in Springyllle canyon The
will spend six or eight weeks there.
,ts The Chapman Mere Co, sent bi
40 ! load of furniture steel ranges. etc
to Salt Lake parties this week Thi
speaks well for this mammoth entel
tho prising concern, to have Salt Lab
people come to them for their furn
urc, but is is saving to our cit
.alt friends and that is the reason for /
the
Mrs. Erin Bigler was brought hon
from the l.. D. s. hospital Wedne
Ike. day In a very much improved cond
,ts ton. Mrs iBglor underwent a seriol
operation for gail stones, but Is &c
ting along very nicely now. She
the AT The home Of her mother, Mrs. |
,rs, D. Boley.
An.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20
AMERICAN FORK LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Boyd Jackson is home for a couple |
of weeks visit with his folks, after
years absence in Los Vegas, Nevada.
Mrs. r. S. Broadbent and children
went to Lchi Sunday for a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Broadbent's mother,
Mrs. p. Long
Mrs j. ~ Fackrcll and children left
Friday for Scranton, whore she viii
spend the summer
Jack Resell of Salt Lake was here
the first of the week visiting with
Mrs. Il. II. Boley and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Wagstan and
Lynn Wagslaff autoed to salt Lake
Tuesday and spent the day.
John T. Anderson and daughter
Ella. left the first of the week for q
few days visit in Salt Lake
Mrs. Rosa Bromley left Tuesday
evening for Il few weeks visit Will
her son w. f. and family in Eureka
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Parker were IL
Salt Lake Saturday visiting with thei,
daughter, Mrs. C. G.. Patterson.
Lawrence Briggs went to Ogdel
Tuesday to attend the wrestling mattel
held there that evening.
Marion Robinson moved this weel
into the e. NJ Beck residence on LAX
street.
Mrs David Losse of Lehi spent Sun
day here, guest OF her daughter, Mrs
Abram Greenwood.
Miss Annabell Miller is home t
spend the summer with her folks al
ter teaching in Boxelder county tn
past year
w. H. Grant of Salt Lake, but
former resident of this city was
American Fork the first of the wee
visiting with relatives and frneisd.
Mrs r. 4. Osborne and daughter
returned Sunday evening from q
days visit with her parents. Mr.. M
Mrs NJ d. Pendleton in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Cory OF Provo gave 'Bus
ness Mans electric luncheon demo
stration," at the Utah Power al
Light Office Monday afternoon. The
we're about twenty present.
Mrs. Orpha Robinson spent the we
with her daughters in Salt Lake.
Mrs +. l.. Rutledge and sister, o
lDecker were Provo visitors Mond;
Jay Lott of Lehi spent the week
x American Fork with his grandmoth
Mrs John Kelly
Miss Marie Adams was down fir,
Bingham Sunday and spent the d
II with her mother, Mrs John o. Adar
~ Eben Bloomquist was down FRI
re Salt Lake Sunday visiting with
7. brother. AXel,
Miss Edra Mcbride Is home from
I'd three weeks visit with relatives
st Pleasant Grove
ri Mrs, Nern Walker returned sumo
I'd from a weeks visit with her parer
MIR, and Mrs, VIM. Lcfrlor Of spriI
Vile.
,lt Len Shelly was IN Salt Lake
he first Of the week on business
d. Bert Duncan arrived here from S
Lake Sunday to take charge Of
Dunkley Catering Company.
bo Lawrence Greenwood Of Salt La
h. spent Sunday here with his parel
~ Mr. and Mrs Jacob Greenwood.
Nv Call Phone EIGHT-O where
~ floWcrs grow for choice cut flowO
u" funeral designs. etc. We give you
~ best stock and the most for "
=, money Provo Greenhouse Co
y, we pny telephone calls.
Pr
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Clifford Fackrcl, letC Monday TO
spend the summer in smithfield with
relatives.
Mrs. J. +. Crookston spent Monday |
in Lehi with her mother, Mrs. ~ Il.
Darling.
stove and Warren Anderson were
in Salt Lake Monday and Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Sarah Crookston IS spending
the week in Provo with her sister,
Mrs J. Il. Jensen.
Mrs. Byron Crookston and children
returned the first Of the week from
a three weeks visit with Mrs. Cro1|-
stons sister. Mrs Johl Crooks ~
Shelly, Idaho.
Miss Alta Beck left Saturday even
ing for Beaver for a brief visit with
hei sister Miss Beck viii be na'rrd
early in June to Mr. Jack McGarry Of
that city.
Clyde Robinson of Payson was here
the first of the week. visiting with
hts brother Reed, Al: VIZ
Mrs. Margaret Chestnut was in Kirk
ham the first of the week, guest of
her daughter. Mrs irwin Rheims
No Job of printing Is too small or
too large for us Phone So and we
will do the rest. 6-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Chapman took
their daughter Ruth, to Salt Lake
Tuesday and had her tonsils removed.
Mrs. Mitchell Davis and children of
Lehi were here the first of the week
visiting with her mother, Mrs. VIM
King.
Mrs. viii Fitzgerald of Lehi. spent
Monday In American Fork. with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs willard Ship
ley
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Adams return
ed to their home in Bingham Monday
afternoon, after few days visit with
Mrs. John o. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Proctor.
1.-THE Third Ward officers and teach
ers held a preparation meeting at tn,
home of Mrs Walter Dewey Thursday
evening. Refreshments were served
after the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith ant
children autoed down from Salt LAX
Sunday and spent the day with Mrs
Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs, Sam
uel Greenwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Miller of Pleas
ant Grove spent the first of the wee
In American Fork visiting Mrs. Mil
ers parents, Bishop and Mrs JOSEF
II. Storrs.
Il. p. McGrew came down from Sa
Lake Saturday afternoon and In con
pany with his wife returned Sunda
evening. Mrs. McGrew has been hel
visiting with her mother, Mrs. II.
Boley for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Cutler AZ
children of Garland spent the fir
of the week with Mrs Cutters fathe
John Condor, and sister, Mrs. Ea
Varncy. Mrs. Varncy accompani,
them home for IA weeks visit,
Mrs Reed ". Robinson return,
Sunday evening from ten days Wis
with her aunt In Spring City. 81
was accompanied home by her sistC
Wanda Hansen, who has been attcn
ing school there this winter.
NOTICE-Lcslic A. Smith, hayil
had several years training under Il
two best clarionet teachers In 4
state, Is now prepared 10 give ella
ionet lessons. Tone quality M
phrnsing speciality Terms reaso
able. Phone No. 40 ], Amerlct
Fork 20
MIR. and Mrs. John Robinson al
children went to Nephi Sunday TO {
tend the funeral Of Mrs James Blgl'
Mrs Robinson remained for a wocl
visit with her sister. Mrs Beryl Bo'
crs
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

James, and ]. f. Hallsey have been
given the contract to paint the Sugar
factory. 1t is to be painted both in
side and ouside. They commenced
work Monday morning.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20
THE BABIES

Mr. and Mrs. II, w. Piper were
made happy Monday, by the arrival of
a baby boy.
4 \ X
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hansen of
Monticello, Utah, are rejoicing over
the arrival of baby girl Mr. Han
sen is son Of Farley Hansen of this
city.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Nearly every line Of merchandise is
advancing by leaps and bounds, but
our local merchants are trying to
ward off. by maintaining their old
prices. When they replace their stock
prices must necessarily be higher.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Robinson were
Salt Lake visitors Thursday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mrs. J. r. Crookston spent Monday
in Lehi with her mother Mrs. n. r..
Darling.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Stove and Warren Anderson were
in Salt Lake Monday and Tuesday on
business.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Clifford Fackrcl, leiC Monday to-
spend the summer in Smithfield with
relatives.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

A marriage license was issued last
Fr'lav 10 CLYDE Wood Of American
Fork and Miss lmogeno Harris Of
Ichl. They were married In Provo,
and left Saturday evening for Idaho
Fails. Idaho whore Mr.. Woods IS en-
ployod,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mrs. Sarah Crookston Is spending
the week in Provo with her sister,
Mrs. J. Il. Jensen
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mrs Byron Crookston and children
returned the first of the week from
a three weeks visit with Mrs Cro1|-
ston's sister. Mrs JohI Crooks ~
Shelly, Idaho.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Boyd Jackson is home for couple
of weeks visit with his folks, after O
years absence in Los Vegas, Nevada.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and
children went TO Nephl Sunday TO at
tend tho funeral Of Mrs James Bigler.
Mrs Robinson remained for weeks
visit with her sister Mrs Berry, Bow
ers.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John a, Adams return
ed to their home in Bingham Monday
afternoon, after few days visit with
Mrs. John o. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Proctor.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

1.-THE Third Ward officers and teach
ers held a preparation meeting at the
home of Mrs. Walter Dewey Thursday
evening. Refreshments were served
after the meeting.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith and
children autoed down from Salt Lake
Sunday and spent the day with Mrs.
Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Greenwood
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Miller of Pleas
ant Grove spent the first of the week
In American Fork visiting Mrs. Mill
er's parents, Bishop and Mrs. Joseph
II. Storrs.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-27

gu ii = @erpoIter gum
Baron, Der 8anterott ansefast bait:
Die paiiiben ~betrosen odtbunberts
tauieno, Die 4ttipen breiBistoufenb
Mart!
Baron: Wos, Mttiren finb aud
nod Bag! Da bdtten mir bod nod
iparten t0nnen!
= ansrtennuns. SBis aeb-
fanur fpurbe foeben FAINT feinem
Warentoiten bonn !6oustne9t aus
benz Wirtsbaus beraussepprfen.
Na9 einigen Momenten 0ffnet er
ao9mals bic Sire uno fogt: .@r
beritebt's, 9err &%eitaurateur, er bat
q Sanb fiir's !9%inausiperfen!"
1ln9laubIi9 Sunger
arSt: nWie tpmmt es, @ndbisIte,
bob Sic 10 penis @ertrauen gu uns
Qer3ten boben2"
Sic: n9lber i& bite sic, muB
man ba ni9t iebss @ertrouen pers
liereng Denten Sic bod, infer
9ausor3t f6idte mid biefen Spm>
mer in elm 9ao, mo fat ieoer Tpis
lettenlurus perpOnt tpar.-
Washington Journal., 1916-10-27

Uomsn iuGren eben 1neetommsn uno
ipiirosn iih febr freuen. 9errn 9rofen
beute abeno nod gu icben.
Nah iur5er 3eit lam Der 9urfhe
ipisbsr unb meIOete: Sn Der Wobs
nung oss 5errn @rofsn iei oIes
ountsl. Jrou MebOis unb Der 8urf6e
meinten 5tpor, Der Serr @raf miihe
gu Sauie fein. ouf isin pieoerboItes
&lopfen lei aber ni9t geontportet
iporosn. SIN 8aiinO fei Der 9err
9rdf aud ni9t.
4ls sr binous mar, Tprons Bora
pIOBlid ouf unb fobts GIpire nm.
r&omm', 2inb9en, mir poden nod
f9nea uniere 3Ieiber aus. @ntIduIs
oise uus einen a~ugenbIid, Serbert."
@Ipire lebnte ii9 idiper ouf Ncrds
Irm, unb dIs lie in ibrem SdIafs
Simmer olein nit ibr mar. fisI Te ibr
um ben gals uno brad in SrGnen
aus.
sd babe ToIde QlngIt nm i6n,
Momd. Mos lam blob nit ibm
1ein2"
ngerubise bid, msin 8inb," bat
Nora, ibr iiber oos pei9e, blonde
Soor itrei9sIno, siper peiB, mas Der
tole @rof pieber Dor bat! @r sebOrt
nun sinmol nidt gu ben bequemen,
rubigen Msnf9en. Oh bift ieBt
nerpDs un1 iibermiibet. GIbi; mpraen
miro ii9 bic Sadie fdon bormlos
auftlGren. Wir IoTen iebt &Ieioe~
Sleioer Iein unb gu gebIt gu 8ett,
ni6t pabr, 2ieblins2"
@lOire ~berubiste Ii9 etpos unO
lieB ii9 meAonifa oustleioen. Als
iie bunn in ben peiBen &ifen log.
feBte Nora iid nod einen Nueenblid
nuf ben Hano ibrss 8ettss.
.8itte ben lieben Soft, 0ob er dies
gum 9uten penbet," iagte iie, Juno
penn bos tIeine SerS mprsen nod
ni9t lei9ter %gefpor0en 1T, tommIt bu
gu mir unO f9iittelt es mir aus. id2"
3pei pei9e Arme legten fid ibr
pl0Bli9 in feiter, inniser llmarmung
UNI ben 9als.
.Wie gut, bob gu meme Mama ges
porOen biit, on 9iebe. Suite, @in3ige!
60 fpie bu perftebt mid tein Menf9!
Sd bab' bid 10 febr, iebr Iieb!"
NOras Nugen fiiutcn ii9 NIT SrG>
men, unb als ie pieoer gu ibrem
Monn ins 3immer frat, Iab sr ie
eritaunt an unb fragte:
nNas boz Ou Oenn, Sero, BIZ iebit
ia 70 betpe9t aus2"
9a nei9te ie ii9 gu ibm uno fagte
Ieiie:
sd bin 70 eliidIid."
unb er 3pg ie ne6en fi9 nufs
Sofa, f4lang Oen Nrm um ie unb
fagte nit innigem @efii6l:
SD au9!"
Washington Journal., 1916-10-27

- @orum : tarum. ainOs
n8ater, iparum boben Die 9iraffen
10 lange 9Glfe2
Batter: nMeil iit tpesen bes SUITS
ters in Die 8dume binauflangen mills
fen
&inb: Limb oarum finb bic 8Gu@
me 10 bo99"
Batter: r9omit .Oie 9iruffsn fids
nidt gu biiden brou6en.
Sebr ridtig. @ilettonn
(ber feline Manuffripts 3uriiderbalten
bat, miitenO): Der Reoatteur Tdeint
nidt gu piFen, Oas gut its"
Der boSbafte 5reuno: .glber er
peib. mas idIsGt it'll"
Washington Journal., 1916-10-27
Ser tOae @raf.
moman bon GIifu6eE GOebide.
q. H~ortiebuna).


sic troten auseinonOer, plen5
Iom 5uriid. Ger 2oKOp itiss cine
belize R6te ins @eIi9t. S5m mar,
ols tonne er benz Mdnne niAt mehr
tins geIi9t Ieben, nit befen 6rou sr
!6eimIi@teiten bate, aber es mos
rem ia perjd6rte @si4i&teu, Oisie
6eimliGteiten, Fe taten plen5'
Gfe6ten ols Gbemaun teinen Abs
bru9.
Mis 2aFOp fi9 gum MbI9isb
iibsr Srmas 9anb bsuste, frdste
Fx:
umonn tommen sic pieberq"
unb ols sr ni9t slsi9 ontnOrtste,
fubr lie fort: nRommen Sic Conn
obsnb. Wenn mir ni9t glei6 einsn
Gag ausma9en. laFsn Sic ii9 ia
bod ni9t Ieben."
2aRop Oerneigte Ii9.
mSebr siitig. Sd tper6e Sonn>
obsnb abenb tommen; am Sage babe
i'd ieBt feline 3eit. Der Oienit -
@nGbigite tennen Ons ia"
Srmo nidte.
Pun gut, bann SOnnobeno
obenb."
Washington Journal., 1916-10-27
18. &nniteI.

Ser 2dFop batte Die gauge Na9t
tein 4use 5ugetan. @eftern abenb
nor Glpi 5uriidgetebrt. GIpi nit Dem
reinen, unI9ulbieen Ser0en, glDi, bic
tam, ibr Slid aus feinen 9dnoen gu
empfnngen - un0 er mar i'm Sd9srs
bdus9en gefpefen!
CUR Stunoe ibrer 9iidtebr mar er
allerbings i9on pieber gu 9duie ge>
tpsfen, aber er bate ibr ni9t unbez
fansen unter Die Qusen treten t0nnen,
er bate in feiner bunflen Wpbnung
geiefen, ben 8opf in Die 9GnDe 9es
ftiibt, unb periuGt. einen @eoonttn
gu fofen.
ginmal NOR unten cine 9rof9te
oorbeigefobren, uno Elm blafes Mdo>
9enontlib batte aus Dem Snneren bes
Wogsns gu ieinen 5enitern binauf<
gefeben. Sa NOR ct sesen bic MdnOe
serait unb bate ii9 bonn itDbnenb
auf einen Stubl seprrfen.
&onnte er iiberbnupt nod eMtm
anitGnoieen Menf9en offen in bic
Nugen fsben2
Son. milo, iibermiitig mar er GEE
tpefen, 10 LANCE er oenfen tonnte, aber
ben S9ilo feiner @bre botte er INNER
fledenlps rein gebalten.
1lno NUM-
8erlpbt nit Dem Mdb9en, bas er
ein5is unb alein nur lieben tann,
trifft er fi6 an einfdmer SteIe nit
elmer berbeirateten Srau. nit Der
Srau oes Mannes, Der ibn in bp9s
ber3iger, Iiebenspiiroiger MeiIe in
feinem 6auIe ~empfangen Fat.
pfui Seufel! 8ebt in bas 9ous
bes Mannes unb itieblt inn Das
Bette, mas er bat - feline @bre.
llno i'm SGgerbGusden?
Bon Dem Nugenblid an, mo ct Die
Sdpeue betreten bat, 1T ibm bepuBt
setpeIen, baB er cine @brIoiisteit be-
gebt. @oau tommt er oenn2 lin
ii9 bon Der Srau zines anberen fagen
gu la1en, baB fie i'm liebt.
Mie S9uppen fdnt es ibm plDBli9
bon ben Mugen. Mas 1T benn bos
fir cine Grau, bic 10 etpas tut!
SITTER oenn blind getpelen, ibr iiber>
baupt nod Elm Wort gu gIauben, ibr.
Srma b. Mslosnib, Die i'm i9on
einmol betrogen 6at2
Mus 2iebe gu ibm bate iie fi4 GEE
opfertg Qus 2iebe gu i9m ben Mils
liondr pIens gebeiratet? llno mas
rum2 Wsil er ebenio alt 1T ipie iie.
Oenft man benin an 10 etpas, tpenn
man Iiebta 50, fe 1T iebr per<
%niinftig eepeien. Srma b. Melosnib!
@r mOdte rafen, tpenn er ieBt oas
ones bebenft.
Sm SGserbdus4en bat er nod an
tie geglaubt, ba lit er pei9 getpefen,
tpie tie 10 p~erspeiielt unb unsliidlid
tat. Oa bat er an ibr Spfer se>
gloubt un0 an ibre 2ie6e unb bat
ibr ale 9e9te iiber i'm ougeitanosn.
Sn feline Mrme fat er tie senommen,
ibr oie Srdnen aus ben Mugen gefiibt
uno i9r nit aGrtli9en Dorten Sroit
ausefprp9en, penn Der Srennungs<
f4mers iis iibermannen ioate.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-27
@eSamisnIpIiitsr

Der sinSigs Sut, oen cine isbs Dns
me Obne peiteres onuimmt obHe ga
Erosen: SIT er out mObern2 - if
Der 0ottorbut.
@erodtet mir bic Dummbeit nidt,
benn monher bcroontt ibr Isin saus
Ses @srm0sen.
Die Ssrrfdoft psiB BON ibrem
Dienitperfonal in Der RessI nidts,
= bieies bon Der Ssrridoft msiItsns
- oles.
Washington Journal., 1916-10-27
Ole eingebiIoete

Die eingebiIoete
&rante. .4d. 9err Sonitdtsrat,
i'd bin INNER 10 trcnt. baB id erOBe
4nsit babe, fir ben Saa, oaB i9
pirtli9 tront perben fonte IS
gar ni9t gu bemerien!1
Sd d 3erfreutbeit-
.Sie baben Sbre Mutter iiberbaupt
gar ni9t tennen gelernt2"
profefor: rNein. meme Mutter
1T leibsr fdon bel meiner @sburt gee
ftOrben. Sd pollte, i'd mare ME ss>
boren!"
.Dapon bdtten sic ia aud ni9ts"-
prpfeFor: 80 bod. bann bate
meme Mutter bod nibt an meiner
@eburt fterben t0nnen, unb i9 bate
ife folsli9 tennen gslernt".
Washington Journal., 1916-10-27
ecItcnes Slid.

sd babe msinen Monn in BEN
aIpen tennen seIernt. Nis i'd bo Dor
Elm poor Sobrsn pieOer nal in Den
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-17

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-17

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